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Proterra Inc. and the Stockton, Calif.-based San Joaquin Regional Transit District (RTD) held an event in Sacramento to formally thank state agencies and the leadership of Gov. Jerry Brown for making the zero-emissions battery electric bus a reality in the air pollution challenged San Joaquin Valley.
The event included a bus tour and demo of the new Proterra BE35 EcoRide bus set to go into service for RTD in May.
The bus toured various state agencies in Sacramento, to validate the efforts of forward thinking agency leadership and staff who made zero-emission public transportation possible through grant supported innovation and to provide a successful example of a proven path forward for other industry leaders and governments who see value in manufacturing sustainable technologies.
The deployment of buses in Stockton was made possible by the California Energy Commission's grant of $2.57 million under Assembly Bill 118 administered by CALSTART.
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Emergency department visits due to over-medication with zolpidem (commonly called Ambien) almost doubled between 2005-06 and 2009-10, according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). The agency recently issued a report on 2005 to 2010 findings from the Drug Abuse Warning Network (DAWN). DAWN monitors drug-related morbidity and mortality through reports from… Read more »
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Jeremy M. Weinstein is Associate Professor of Political Science, and Senior Fellow at the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies. He is also a non-resident fellow at the Center for Global Development in Washington, D.C.
Michael McFaul is the former director of CDDRL and deputy director of FSI at Stanford University. He also is the Peter and Helen Bing Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, where he co-directs the Iran Democracy Project, as well as Professor of Political Science at Stanford University.
He is also a non-resident Senior Associate at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. He serves on the Board of Directors of the Eurasia Foundation, the Firebird Fund, Freedom House, the International Forum for Democratic Studies of the National Endowment for Democracy, and the International Research and Exchange Board (IREX).


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Eighth-grader Yanni Fallon was this year's division-wide Spelling Bee champion. Yanni advances now to the Regional Spelling Bee, at which he placed second last year.
Students of the Week are:
Sixth grade--Atticus Baskett
Seventh grade--Maggie Stoffel
Eighth grade--Denwar Tejada Castillo.
Tryouts for track begin Monday. Information and sports physical forms are available in the office. An up-to-date physical is required to try out.
--Renee Embrey
Battlefield Elementary
The following students earned straight A's for the second nine week:
Third grade--Emma Magner, Jack Mearns, Mikey Fleming, Grey Aycock, Savannah Spaven, Jace Taylor, Grace Figueroa, Tanya Sancen, Gabriela Rivas
Fourth grade--Samantha Burns, Alex Denes, Caitlynn Dick, Naiomi Nichols, Destiny Washington, George Aste, Jacob Filipponi, Anna Jordan, Albani Smithers, Sandra Timraz, Grant Welham
Fifth grade--Nickolas Hight, Emma Masaitis, Hannah Mearns, Breanna Wilcockson, Reyann Wintersgill, Inaam Arbid, Anthony Ellis, Tyres Glison, Alex Andros, Marina Petretich, Margo Weber, Megan Earnesty, Madeline LaPore, Roy Henderson, Rebecca Diaz.
The following classes earned the most Accelerated Reader points for the second nine weeks:
Amy Reardon, first grade
Sheryl Creekbaum, second grade
Connie Wilson, third grade
Sonya Johnson, fourth grade
Amy Watkins, fifth grade.
The following students were top point-earners for their grade levels: Mackenzie Watkins, first grade; Sydney Bronski, second grade; Joyce Jiang, third grade; Matthew Samartin, fourth grade; and Danielle Lee, fifth grade.
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Berkeley Elementary
The following students were chosen Top Beavers for the week: Baylee Warner, Jacob Pickeral, Halie Bouren, Ashley Buck, Tariq Moore, Abby Willis, Emily Ewing, Nicolas Fines, Azya Harris, Austin Little, Jenna Shifflett, Tyler Stewart, Haley Thrall, Johnathan Light and William Hildebrandt.
Benchmark Remediation will be held this week.
The following students were Citizens of the Month for January: Madelyn Hayes, Sierra Storm, Maycen Heflin, Taylor Heldreth, Joshia Patterson, Tayah Patterson, Amber Maddox, Makynzie Terrell, Alexis Ware, Sonny Stewart, Alyssa Carpentar, Aaron Lyon, and Delani Warner.
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Brock Road Elementary
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Jan Oliver's first-grade class is learning about fractions. The students are also learning about famous Americans. --Melinda Dulaney
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Can anyone let me know if there are any plans to increase the amount of rune pages?
Or whether Riot have commented on why we're stuck with 2?
I know that this is probably a beating a dead horse topic but I can't find much about it.
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Inspections, Compliance, Enforcement, and Criminal Investigations
Marcelina's Mexican Food, Inc. 26-Apr-02
New York District
Food & Drug Administration
158-15 Liberty Avenue
Jamaica, NY 11433
April 26, 2002
Ref: NYK-2002-28
Mr. Pepe Avilardo Carrera
Marcelina?s Mexican Food, Inc.
917 Flushing Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11206-4602
Dear Mr. Carrera
We inspected your firm, located at 917 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, NY, on March 7 & l8, 2002. During the inspection, labeling for your Mexican style cheese sold under the labels, "Queso El Azteca-QUESO HEBRA (OAXACA)", "PIAXTLA-MEXICAN STYLE CHEESE-FRESH WHITE CHEESE" and "Queso El Azteca-QUESO FRESCO-(FRESH WHITE CHEESE)" was collected. Review of the various labels for this product found serious violations of section 403 of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (the Act) and Title 21, Code of Federal Regulations Part 101 - Food Labeling (21 CFR Part 101).
The Queso El Azteca-QUESO HEBRA (OAXACA), PIAXTLA-MEXICAN STYLE CHEESE- FRESH WHITE CHEESE and Queso El Azteca-QUESO FRESCO-(FRESH WHITE CHEESE) are misbranded within the meaning of Section 403(q)( 1) of the Act in that all of the labels used for these products fail to bear nutrition labeling as required by 21 CFR 101.9 and the product is not exempt from this requirement under 403(q)(5) of the Act.
The product labeled as "Queso El Azteca QUESO HEBRA (OAXACA)" is also misbranded under section 403(i)(l) since the label fails to bear the common or usual name of the food as required by 21 CFR 101.3(b) in English as required by 21 CFR 101.1.5(c).
Firms with fewer than 100 employees and products fewer than 100,000 units may qualify for exemption from the nutritional labeling requirements. However, businesses are responsible for filing for exemption, on an annual basis, for each product line. Although it appears that you do not qualify for this exemption because of your sales volume, a sample Small Business Food Labeling Exemption Notice has been included with this letter for your information.
The above violations are not meant to be an all-inclusive list of deficiencies in your product and its labeling. It is your responsibility to ensure that your product is in compliance with the laws and regulations enforced by FDA. You should take prompt action to correct these deviations and prevent their future recurrence. Failure to make prompt corrections could result in regulatory action without further notice. Possible actions include seizure and/or injunction.
Please notify this office in writing, within 15 working days of receipt of this letter, of the specific steps you have taken to correct the noted violations. Copies of revised labels for your product should also be submitted. If corrective actions cannot be completed within 15 days, state the reasons for the delay and the time at which the corrections will be completed.
Your reply should be directed to Compliance Officer Lillian C. Aveta, 158-15 Liberty Avenue, Jamaica, NY 11433. If you have questions regarding any issues in this letter, please contact Ms. Aveta at (718) 662-5576.
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Although there's no such thing as "the pleasing personality", there are a few things which could help in moving in that direction. Always remember: what's pleasing to you may be repulsive to another, however in general people do tend to like certain personalities for what they represent to us.
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After three seasons and a state title as head football coach at Blue Ridge School, Orlando Patterson says it's time to head home.
Patterson confirmed Friday afternoon that he is leaving Blue Ridge at the end of the school year. Patterson said he's accepted a position at his Tabor Academy, his alma mater in Massachusetts.
"I'm just excited to get back up there," Patterson said.
His impending departure was announced to the school's board of trustees on Friday.
Patterson took over the Blue Ridge football program in 2011, and led the Barons to a pair of playoff appearances in his three seasons. In 2012, Patterson led the Barons to a 9-2 season that ended with the VISAA Division II state championship, the program's first state title since 1994.


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Town of Oyster Bay nixes parking limits on two commercial properties
The Oyster Bay Town Board yesterday moved to rescind restrictive covenants on commercial properties in Jericho and Plainview.
The board voted to rescind limits on parking at a gas station at 98-100 Jericho Tpke. in Jericho because the land has been purchased by the adjacent Westbury Jeep dealership. The company plans to demolish the gas station and use the property to park 40 vehicles.
The covenants were imposed by the town board in 1963 when it granted permission for construction of the gas station, most recently operated by Cumberland Farms.
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The board also directed the town clerk to schedule and advertise a hearing to remove covenants established in 1997 for the property at 1082 Old Country Rd. in Plainview.
The former site of a Burger King Restaurant has been taken over by Panera Bread. When the town board approved the Burger King, it set limits on the use of the indoor playground. There will be no playground in the Panera Bread facility, so the property owner sought to have the covenants rescinded.


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At the risk of Arlie Box branding me a Walmart greeter again (an honorable profession nonetheless), I say welcome, Andy Tauber. Great photos on your page. Quite a transition now and then between Harley Girls and Cub Scouts I imagine!
Good one! Maybe I've missed my calling. Thank you for shopping at Acoustic Newb.
Careful Walt
We might start thinking we're walking into WalMart
Jennifer Kennedy, welcome to you too!
Welcome to the group, Ric Nac. You'll find a diverse bunch here, including some really accomplished guitarists who lend their wisdom to us newer players. We all learn from each other. Have fun!
Arlie: Absolutely NO offense taken. I kinda liked the analogy to politics. Politicians screw up their stuff as bad as I screw up songs on the guitar. ALWAYS Keeping It Fun, Dean
The only thing, that I can say is just PRACTICE, PRACTICE.
An interesting fact...classical instruments like a cello are only played one way, which I guess would be considered right handed. My son, who performs with me on cello and bass, took up the cello at age 8 and despite the fact he is left handed had to learn the "classical" way, as a right hander...as a result he plays guitar and bass as a rightie and has a much more readily available range of those to choose from. Now, don't get me wrong, some of my favorite people, including my son, are lefties! But this seems to be the way it is in the classical world...except with classical guitar I guess! ;-) Edward
Dean, most of the time I do have to "think" about things for awhile but that was one of my rare moments when the thoughts just popped right out of my noggin'.
Somewhere in the vastness of the internet there is a guy who is a guitar player and has a book of exercises for developing ambidextrousity (is that a word?). For example, practice writing your name with the opposite hand i.e., if your right handed practice with your left. One of his claims to fame is being on the Dave Letterman show and bouncing a golf ball on the head of a hammer using his left hand. I think he's right handed. He has ads on various guitar related websites.
Referring to playing guitar in terms of politics is NOT the way to keep my interest in the guitar! But, I can relate the the "3 Ring Circus". That is a very acurate description of my playing. Keeping It Fun, Dean
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