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Charter schools are public schools, but differ from traditional public schools in that they are independent and are operated by educators, parents, community leaders, educational entrepreneurs, or others. Funding for charter schools is based on designated local or state educational organizations. Those organizations are responsible for monitoring and assessing the quality and effectiveness of education, but permit the schools to operate outside of the traditional public school education system. See Arizona Charter Academy's test results to learn more about school performance.
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Arizona Charter Academy is an excellent school. My children attend this school and they love it. The staff is there for the parents as well as the students. My kids have been attending this school for three years and there is no way that I would ever send my kids to a non Charter school. They care about their students and they care about their education. All of the students are known by name with the staff. It's a small school setting that gives students personal attention.
My children have gone to ACA for two years and will not be returning. They have a big bullying issue at that school.

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On April 11, 2014 we held our annual Volunteer Recognition Event at the Central Library. Over 500 volunteers, guests and staff attended this year and enjoyed an awards ceremony and reception with food, cupcakes, and music. This special evening celebrates the amazing contribution Calgary Public Library volunteers make to library programs.
This year we also celebrated 40 years of our Homebound Readers volunteer program! Congratulations to our own "Famous Five" — Carolyn Arrell, Nellie Befus, Phyllis Gale, Norma High, and Becky Lathrop have been volunteering with the program since its inception 40 years ago.
Thanks to everyone that helped make it a fantastic night, and thanks to all Calgary Public Library volunteers!
You Are StardustPress releases with this year's winners of the Canadian Library Association's children's book award-winners and honour books were released on April 15th. In all three cases the committees have chosen a book dealing with potentially weighty subjects, offering parents, teachers, and librarians opportunities not only for sharing and discussion with children, but also titles appropriate for inclusion in classrooms.The 2013 Amelia Frances-Howard Gibbon award for illustration has been presented to first-time illustrator Soyeon Kim, for the illustrations in Elin Kelsey's You Are Stardust. Kim's process for this environmental picture book involved photographing three-dimensional dioramas, giving the double-sided spreads an extra richness. They complement the text by an award-winning environmentalist, which discusses how all of us are part of the natural world.Reluctant JournalThis year's CLA Book of the Year for Children was awarded to Susin Nielsen's The Reluctant Journal of Henry K. Larsen (who is only writing this because his therapist said he had to, which stinks.) Henry is certainly a reluctant hero; he is also smart and funny, which makes him an appealing protagonist from the very first page. By the time readers find out why his therapist assigned him to write in a journal about the tragic and life-changing incident that he calls "IT," they will be unable to put down this book. That IT does deal with issues that have been in the news, including bullying, suicide, and school shootings, from the point of view of a survivor and in a manner that is neither condescending, nor didactic, nor preachy, should only make it a more relevant and important book for libraries, teachers, and parents to know about. This title is also available in Overdrive.Book of Life by Angel
High River's Martine Leavitt is the winner of this year's YA Book of the Year award for her verse novel My Book of Life By Angel. Sixteen-year-old Angel is living in downtown Vancouver when a shady character named Call starts giving her "candy" and turns her onto prostitution. Things go from bad to worse when Angel's friend Serena is just one of the women who disappear from the area. Readers will be drawn into this book, that tells a haunting story about a difficult time in Vancouver's history and a sad-but-true lifestyle.All of the prizes will be awarded at the CLA Conference in Winnipeg at the end of May.
On February 14, Volunteer Calgary announced the 97 nominees for their 17th Annual Leadership Awards in a special celebration held at Cardel Theatre. These awards celebrate the contributions and accomplishments of outstanding volunteers in our community. The awards recognize leaders of volunteer programs, outstanding youth volunteers, innovative volunteer programs, exceptional individual volunteers and more.
The Calgary Public Library's nominees are Maureen Proctor, nominated for the Heart of Calgary Award, and Sarena Dharshi, nominated for the Leaders of Tomorrow Award. Our Learning Advantage program was also nominated by one of our volunteers in the Leaders in Volunteer Engagement Award category.
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One and Only Ivan
A week ago in Seattle over 10,000 librarians, exhibitors and book lovers gathered together for the American Library Association's Midwinter meeting in Seattle, WA. One of Midwinter's highlights was the Youth Media Awards, naming some of the year's best books, audiobooks and videos for children.
This year's awards provide some wonderful books for children, not the least of which is the John Newbery Medal winner, Katherine Applegate's The One and Only Ivan. Ivan is a silverback gorilla living in the Big Top Mall and Video Arcade. He is also an artist who is just as likely to eat his crayons as draw with them, and his charm will capture readers as surely as it does Ruby, the baby elephant in the cage beside him, and Julia, who delivers him crayons and finger paints. This is a book that is worth sharing, savoring, or reading aloud.
This Is Not My Hat
The Randolph Caldecott medalist for the most distinguished picture book for children was awarded to Jon Klassen, author/illustrator of This Is Not My Hat, the charming and sly story of a minnow with a stolen chapeau, oblivious to his misdeeds. Mr. Klassen, who was born in Manitoba and grew up in Ontario, also wrote the text for one of this year's Caldecott honor books, Extra Yarn, illustrated by Mac Barnett.
R. Hartman (on the left) at the ALA Midwinter conferenceAnother Canadian author did very well at the awards; it was my great pleasure to congratulate Rachel Hartman in person just before she was awarded the Morris Award for the best YA book by a debut author for Seraphina. Seraphina was also voted to the lists of Top Ten Best Fiction for Young Adults and Notable Children's books. Seraphina Dombegh is a talented musician living in a world where dragons can take human form, and the two have had a peace treaty for 40 years. Seraphina's mother, also a musician, died in childbirth, and Seraphina has been keeping a dangerous secret ever since. When a prince is murdered, a dragon is immediately suspected of being the killer, and Seraphina's unique position in the court makes her the ideal person to investigate and possibly prevent war. Congratulations to all of the winners and honorees!
Congratulations to Calgary Public Library for winning the CCVO's Innovation Awards
To learn more, please read this article by Charity Village about the awards.
Thank you to all the library volunteers who helped be part of our 'Welcome to the Library DVD'!
We would like to congratulate two of our library volunteers, Sarena Dharshi and Alisha Ebrahim!
Sarena was the recipient of the City of Calgary's prestigious 2012 Calgary Awards in the youth category. Volunteer Resources nominated Sarena for her outstanding commitment to the community and her contributions to the Calgary Public Library's youth volunteer programs. Sarena is a long-time library volunteer, having been with us since 2008, and has volunteered for five different programs as well as serving as co-chair to our Youth Advisory Council. To see all of the City of Calgary's Calgary Awards recipients click here.
Alisha entered the Imperial Oil Foundation Famous 5 Middle School Contest and was one of five lucky recipients of an Apple Macbook laptop! Alisha has only been a Calgary Public Library volunteer for 7 months but has already contributed a great deal to our programs and we are very grateful to have her as part of our team of youth volunteers! To learn more about the Famous 5 Foundation's youth awards program click here.
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REGION: Riverside County strike disrupts hospital, board meeting
About 1,400 Riverside County employees staged a one-day strike Tuesday, disrupting hospital operations, social services and a Board of Supervisors meeting in Riverside.
One of the hardest-hit departments was Public Social Services , which reported 556 no-shows, said Human Resources Director Barbara Olivier.
The county said no-shows totaled 248 in the Department of Mental Health, 137 in the Community Health Agency and 65 at the county hospital.
Also on Tuesday, the county reported striking an agreement with its largest union, Laborers' International Union of North America Local 777 .
The county did not release details of the deal, saying it was tentative. It still must be ratified by union members.
But in a news release, the county said it expected to save $60 million a year when the four-year deal, effective July 1, is fully implemented.
"LIUNA and the county realize that we still have difficult economic times ahead, but this agreement will help move us closer to a condition of financial stability," union business manager Stephen Switzer said in a written statement.
As for the strike, as of late afternoon 23 of 246 health care workers who were ordered not to walk out by a judge a day earlier, did so anyway, said Ellie Bennett, chief operating officer for Riverside County Regional Medical Center.
Bennett said there were 17 no-shows among nurses and technicians covered by the order at the county hospital 's main campus in Moreno Valley. And she said six "essential employees" did not report for work at its Riverside facility for the mentally ill.
Bennett said the hospital operated at a reduced level, canceling non-emergency surgeries, turning away transfers from nearby medical centers and postponing diagnostic tests.
Other officials said the walkout did not affect processing of marriage and business licenses, counter services for people with property-tax questions or scheduled hearings for homeowners challenging assessments.
Olivier said that, where practical, managers and others performed tasks that would have been tackled by striking colleagues. In some departments, temporary workers were brought in, she said.
Ban on coughing
The 1,400 constitutes about 25 percent of the 5,800 members of Service Employees International Union Local 721 , which ordered the strike. The walkout was scheduled to end at 7 a.m. Wednesday.
The hundreds of boisterous union members interrupted an otherwise routine Board of Supervisors meeting.
At one point, board Chairman John Tavaglione recessed the meeting to give deputies time to restore order.
Once all was calm, Tavaglione laid down ground rules: No clapping, shouting, cheering or jeering ---- only hand waving. They quickly complied.
But a short time later, the auditorium echoed with the sounds of coughing, drowning out board discussion. That prompted another warning.
"No coughing," Tavaglione said, "unless you have a legitimate cough."
Before the meeting, strikers marched around the County Administrative Center for a couple of hours. Chanting and waving signs, they demanded the county return to the bargaining table.
County and SEIU negotiators met three dozen times from April to November before talks collapsed. The county declared an impasse and imposed terms on members for the balance of the fiscal year, which runs through June.


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The Aqami script (aqami'meq in Aqami) was created by Neonlights in 2011. It was influenced by the Mayan script and various other block scripts,and is used to write an invented language called Aqami.
Double consonants are marked with a double circle when connecting to vowels (see the vowel table).
Here are some of the logograms used in Aqami script. There are about 1,500 altogether.
Aqálal 'awili nuwit'illa iblileh q'enelab dúluqa'i?a mawnilab. 'Urum na'nugik'umab bat'állag 'ab uk' ini t'ulamiq wá'ulirk daruk'in.
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Big data has tremendous potential to help agencies glean insights from a sea of information, but sometimes policy stands in the way. (Stock image)
Big data has all the promise in the world to help agencies glean otherwise impossible insights from massive repositories of data, but some believe federal policies thus far have blunted big data's potential in the public sector.
"Policy questions are always a potential derailer," said Josh Sullivan, a data scientist and vice president at Booz Allen Hamilton.
"We've worked with a number of big agencies on practical pilots and nationally enterprised adoptions," Sullivan told FCW. "Inevitably, security policy, data protection policies and sharing policies were all antibodies to all the technology."
Sullivan said that some intelligence agencies have exceled out of necessity at finding innovative solutions in big data that navigate policy, developing mature big data models that combine IT efficiencies, "smart" data and cloud analytics to create a portfolio on which data-driven decisions are made.
But most other federal agencies, Sullivan said, are content to reach the point at which they've jumped into the cloud and virtualized some of their IT infrastructure.
They are reacting to the big data buzz with outdated, old-hat polices rather than proactively embracing potentially huge financial gains and insights through policy that outlines questions that big data can actually answer.
"Until people start saying big analytics instead of big data, I don't know if we'll see the government realizing all the latent patterns there for us to discover," Sullivan said. Agency executives can start framing outlines by "writing down 10 game-changing questions you cannot answer today that would substantially move the needle on your mission," he added.
Technology changes fast, said Mark Forman, former administrator for e-government and IT at the Office of Management and Budget, but said broader federal polices aren't changing with them.
"Laws relating to privacy haven't kept up with the changes in data as a result of social media and the Internet," said Forman, who believes decision makers will one day base major decisions on insights from structured and unstructured big data.
Forman said the Privacy Act, enacted in 1974 to keep the government from using personal citizen data for reasons not in the public's best interest, could stand a 21st century refresh.
Some, he said, thought the Bush-era Patriot Act might be the catalyst for such a change, but the controversy over the counterterrorism measure eventually quieted.
Yet big data, and particularly the ability to collect huge bits of unstructured data, has changed how the government gathers information. What used to be a linear approach to information gathering is now a "topsy-turvy" approach where mined data can infringe on existing privacy laws.
"It's hard to scrape off privacy-related information," Forman said. "There is a lot of research going on right now in understanding how we modify privacy laws and paperwork burden laws in a totally different era, and not just in the United States. The question is, what is the catalyst for this?"
Aubrey Vaughan, managing director of the public sector at Oversight Systems, a big data analytics software provider, said unfortunately no "silver bullet exists" to solve the policy dilemma short of a group of feds championing the effort.
"I think we are in the infancy stages of big data, a lot of agencies are being told a lot of different things about big data, and it is a buzzword," Vaughan said. "Some agencies are putting the emphasis now on analytics, and efficiencies are driving it more to the surface and creating more groundswell in the government to do more now."
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The Saints and Colts fell behind early in their divisional-round games against the Seahawks and Patriots. Not surprisingly, things didn't end well for the underdogs.
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Line: 49ers by 1
49ers WR Michael Crabtree
Crabtree's return from an Achilles' injury has provided San Francisco's offense with the spark and balance it needed. Crabtree has terrific chemistry with Colin Kaepernick, who now has a full array of weapons. Kaepernick didn't have the strong, sure-handed Crabtree in the first meeting, or TE Vernon Davis for much of it. Not surprisingly, Kaepernick had the worst game of his career. Speaking of which …
49ers QB Colin Kaepernick vs. Panthers LBs Luke Kuechly and Thomas Davis
Carolina's front seven harassed Kaepernick in the first meeting, sacking him six times and limiting him to 107 total yards. The Panthers have a superb front four, but the key to their defense is the dynamic duo of Kuechly and Davis. Both are fast, active and smart. Kaepernick is unlikely to find the same running lanes against Carolina that he did Green Bay.
San Francisco: QUESTIONABLE-CB Carlos Rogers (hamstring)
Impact: Rogers didn't practice all week and isn't expected to play. The 49ers survived without their ace slot corner last week against a much deeper Packers receiving corps.
Carolina: Q-WR Steve Smith (knee)
Impact: Smith estimated his health at anywhere from 57 percent to 71 percent during the week. There's a 100 percent chance he'll suit up and play. How effective he'll be – and how long he'll last – remains to be seen.
49ers 19, Panthers 16
Two similarly structured clubs featuring stout defenses, run-oriented offenses and dual-threat quarterbacks. The difference? Kaepernick has a better supporting cast than counterpart Cam Newton. That wasn't the case when Carolina beat San Francisco, 10-9, in Week 10. It is now.
1:30 p.m., Sports Authority Field at Mile High
Line: Broncos by 9
Chargers S Eric Weddle
While Peyton Manning does his thing, keep an eye on the quarterback of San Diego's defense. Weddle is the orchestrator of coordinator John Pagano's diverse scheme, which flummoxed Manning during the Chargers' 27-20 victory in Week 15. Weddle is in constant motion, liable to blitz, drop or provide run support.
Broncos WR Demaryius Thomas vs. Chargers CB Shareece Wright
Thomas torched Wright in the first meeting (7-108-3). Wright won the rematch (4-45), part of a strong finish for the third-year corner from USC. Wright helped shut down A.J. Green last week and needs to be physical with the 6-3, 229-pound Thomas.
San Diego: Q-OG Jeromey Clary (shoulder), C Nick Hardwick (neck/concussion), RB Ryan Mathews (ankle)
Impact: San Diego's O-line, a big key to its recent success, is banged up, although Hardwick was able to practice Friday, greatly increasing his chances of playing. Mathews is expected to play despite not practicing all week. The Chargers need him at his best to execute their keep-away game plan.
Denver: OUT-DE Derek Wolfe (illness); PROBABLE-CB Champ Bailey (shoulder), WR Wes Welker (concussion)
Impact: The Broncos didn't have any of these players in the last meeting. Veterans Bailey and Welker, assuming they're sound, could be difference makers in Round 3.
Broncos 30, Chargers 24
I was really tempted to take the Broncos in a blowout, but the Mike McCoy-Philip Rivers Chargers don't get blown out. They also have zero pressure on them – unlike Manning, who faces enormous scrutiny after an MVP regular season and last January's one-and-done. The latter should steel the Broncos' revolve. They'll survive and advance.
Football has changed. Old-school notions such as "You have to run the ball and stop the run" and "Defense wins championships" aren't universal truths anymore in a sport whose modern-day rules protect and favor quarterbacks and receivers.
But there's still a tried-and-true formula for underdogs to win on the road in the playoffs – certain fundamentals they must execute to beat the odds.
How did the visiting, underdog Saints and Colts fare in those areas during their divisional playoff games Saturday? Let's take a look:
1. Get off to a good start.
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2. Don't turn the ball over.
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3. Win special teams
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The Saints conducted a clinic in what not to do to upset the Seahawks in Seattle.
On their first offensive series, the Saints went three-and-out. On their first defensive series – after a 16-yard punt – Rafael Bush committed a personal foul that led to a Seahawks field goal.
New Orleans' second possession ended with a missed field goal. Its third possession ended with a fumble. By the time the disastrous first half ended, the Saints faced a 16-0 deficit – a hole they couldn't climb out of in an eventual 23-15 defeat.
To their credit, the Saints kept battling and twice drew within one score in the fourth quarter. Their defense, historically bad in 2012, continued to impress under first-year coordinator Rob Ryan. Think Jerry Jones would like to have a do-over on that one?
While the Saints' defense and budding star Cameron Jordan obviously had a lot to do with it, I'd be a little worried if I were a Seahawks fan about Russell Wilson.
The second-year quarterback slumped down the stretch and struggled again Saturday, completing only 9 of 18 passes for 103 yards. He was just 2 of 9 for 35 yards in the second half.
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If you've been prescribed warfarin (Coumadin, Jantoven) to prevent blood clots, you probably already know that this powerful drug can save your life if you're at risk of or have had blood clots. But you may not realize how serious warfarin side effects can be. Warfarin, especially if taken incorrectly, increases your risk of dangerous bleeding. Warfarin side effects can also include interactions with some foods, prescription medicines and over-the-counter supplements.
If your doctor prescribes warfarin for you, make sure you understand all the potential warfarin side effects and interactions it could have.
You might be given warfarin if you have:
When you take warfarin, your blood won't clot as easily. If you accidentally cut yourself while taking warfarin, you may bleed heavily. You're more likely to have bleeding problems if you're older than 75 or take other blood-thinning medications that can further increase your bleeding risk.
Warfarin side effects that require immediate medical attention
Although rare, warfarin can also cause skin tissue death (necrosis) and gangrene requiring amputation. This complication most often happens three to eight days after you start taking warfarin. If you notice any sores, changes in skin color or temperature, or severe pain on your skin, notify your doctor immediately.
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There are some key steps you can take to reduce your chance of developing warfarin side effects.
Warfarin, like any other medication, can interact with foods, other drugs, vitamins or herbal supplements. Be ready to provide your doctor with a complete list of everything you're taking.
Drugs that can interact with warfarin include:
This isn't a complete list. Many other medications interact with warfarin. You should always consider that a new medication could interact with warfarin until your doctor, nurse or pharmacist tells you otherwise.
Supplements that can interact with warfarin include:
If you sometimes eat foods that are high in vitamin K — such as soybean and canola oils, spinach or broccoli — tell your doctor. Vitamin K can affect how your blood clots and how warfarin protects you.
Garlic and black licorice also may interact with warfarin, so talk to your doctor if you eat a lot of these foods.
Eating cranberries or drinking cranberry juice can affect the way warfarin works and can increase your risk of bleeding. While an occasional glass of cranberry juice is unlikely to injure you, you should avoid drinking it regularly.
Drinking alcohol also can affect the way warfarin works. Talk to your doctor about drinking alcohol while taking warfarin. While having an occasional drink shouldn't create a problem, excessive drinking or binge drinking can greatly increase your bleeding risk.
If you forget to take a dose of warfarin within 12 hours of when you were supposed to take it, take it as soon as you remember and get back on your daily dosing schedule. If you forget to take a dose and it has been more than 12 hours, wait until the next dose is due. Unlike some other medications, doubling your warfarin dose could greatly increase your risk of side effects.
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The Nevada County Economic Resource Council is taking a very proactive approach to generate new businesses in the county by giving innovators the opportunity to present their business plan before a room of potential investors. In preparation for the incubator event in Nevada County, set for November 17th at Sierra College, A group of ERC members and other interested parties traveled to Chico yesterday to tour the Chico Innovation Lab, which is already helping businesses with new innovative products to launch and grow. Grass Valley City Council member Lisa Swarthout is also Chairman of the Nevada County Economic Resource Council.
"It's always a great opportunity to see what other communities are doing. I think that the concept of this incubator with the investors and the new businesses coming in, the entrepreneurship, it has a lot of promise."
Vice President of the Nevada County Business Association, Ed Sylvester was also on the tour and was encouraged by what he saw at the Chico Innovation Lab.
"I think this has been a unique opportunity to bring a lot of diverse people together. I mean, all people have the same goal in mind here. How are we going to sustain our economy? How are we going to deal with a very uncertain future? How do we generate more jobs? So we had an opportunity to see some rather innovative approaches taken in Chico and I when we get to the program it will be mid-November, but I think it will be a unique opportunity."
Supervisor Ed Scofield was also on the tour and was encouraged by what he saw at the Chico Innovation Lab.
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Skytop – First Lady Susan Corbett joined Pennsylvania Tourism Office representatives today in the Poconos to discuss the impacts of tourism in the commonwealth and to launch a redesign of visitPA.com, featuring new travel content to make roadtrip planning easier and more interactive.
"As Pennsylvania's First Tourist, I'm excited to participate in today's announcement to launch a redesign of visitPA.com," First Lady Corbett said. "The new website will make it easier for travelers to explore Pennsylvania just in time for the spring and summer travel season."
With more than two million visitors using visitPA.com as a travel destination resource in 2012, the website plays a critical role in connecting travelers to Pennsylvania's diverse attractions.
"We invite visitors to experience the history, adventure, diversity and splendor of the commonwealth through our new website," said Carolyn Newhouse, deputy secretary for Innovation & Investment at the Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED). "Whether you are looking for iconic attractions, world-class museums or recreational opportunities, visitPA.com is the ultimate resource to inspire travel to Pennsylvania."
VisitPA.com now welcomes visitors with a fresh homepage featuring an interactive state map and connections to 44 regional roadtrips. For the first time, vacationers can seamlessly plan a getaway using BookDirect, a free tool that allows visitors to quickly determine hotel rates and make lodging reservations immediately. New features on beer, wine and food are just a taste of the new site content, and group travelers can now access direct links to information on meetings, conventions and group tours.
The Pennsylvania Tourism Office also released today its 2013 "Best of Pennsylvania" Vacation Guide to help travelers explore the state's most popular destinations and regional roundups focused on Trip Tips, Not-to-Miss lists and Kidsylvania ideas. The cover pays tribute to Gettysburg and Pennsylvania's 150th commemoration of the Civil War, in addition to features on "State of the Art" and the State Games of America hosted in Pennsylvania this summer.
First Lady Susan Corbett was joined by DCED Secretary C. Alan Walker and the Pennsylvania Tourism Office as part of DCED on the Road, a series of events across Northeast Pennsylvania to discuss Governor Corbett's plans for economic growth, job creation and community development.
DCED representatives will spend three days, March 25 – 27, traveling throughout Carbon, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Monroe, Pike, Schuylkill and Wayne counties, visiting successful projects, and meeting with community, economic development and tourism partners.
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I asked SWGFL but they thought that it only required the 443 port. I know that if Teredo 6to4 fails the client can use IP-HTTPS to tunnel IPv6 through SSL but does that alter the servers need for two unrouted external IPs?
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The economic downturn could partly explain an increase in the number of suicides of mental health patients, officials said yesterday.
Board members of Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust (NSFT) discussed the organisation's annual suicide prevention clinical audit, which show that 34 patients took their own lives between April 2011 and March 2012.
Twelve patients died within seven days of their last contact with the mental health trust and five died on the day they had contact with NSFT. Two of the suicides were also within inpatient units at the trust.
Between April 2010 and March 2011, the NHS trust also recorded 34 patient suicides.
However, Hadrian Ball, medical director of NSFT, said it was difficult to read anything into the figures. He added that data from a national inquiry showed that in 2011 the suicide rate of mental health patients was on the increase.
"We do not know the real reason, but there has been an economic downturn and in the 1930s when there was the Great Depression and in the 1980s when there was a significant recession, suicide rates did go up and more people sought the help of mental health services. There has been a significant expansion in mental health services in the last few years, particularly with access to psychological therapies, and a far greater percentage of the population have contact with mental health services," he said.
The highest proportion of suicides in Norfolk and Suffolk were amongst people between the ages of 40 and 59, which was consistent with the national picture, said Dr Ball.
Peter Jefferys, non-executive director, said that two-thirds of suicides were men because they were less likely to see their GP.
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This Monday, Oct. 29, 2012 photo released by NBC shows host Jimmy Fallon sitting in an empty studio where his show "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon," is taped in New York. (AP Photo/NBC, Lloyd Bishop)
LOS ANGELES (AP) — NBC says its benefit concert for Superstorm Sandy victims drew nearly $23 million in donations to the American Red Cross.
Friday's hour-long telethon included performances by artists native to the areas hardest-hit by Sandy, including New Jersey natives Bruce Springsteen and Jon Bon Jovi and Billy Joel of New York's Long Island. Others who took part in the special included Sting, Christina Aguilera, Mary J. Blige, Tina Fey and Jon Stewart.
The telethon's mood was somber but hopeful, from Aguilera's "Beautiful" to Bon Jovi's "Livin' on a Prayer."
Pledges made by phone and online totaled $22.9 million, NBCUniversal and the American Red Cross said.
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Stacie Crimm called her brother with astonishing news.
"You're not going to believe this," she said.
She laughed and cried all at once that day in March as she explained that five pregnancy tests showed she would be having a child. It was a joyous surprise at age 41 but even more so because she'd been told she would never be able to get pregnant, said her brother, Ray Phillips.
But even as she shopped for clothes for the child she longed to hold in her arms, she knew something was not right.
She sent 159 text messages about her pregnancy to her brother in the months that followed. Many were joyful but then the bone-chilling messages came in during the predawn hours. She said severe headaches and double vision tortured her while tremors wracked her entire body.
"I'm worried about this baby," she texted.
"I hope I live long enough to have this baby," said another message. "Bubba, if anything happens to me, you take this child."
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Lake Windermere, about a mile and a half from Windermere, a very popular tourist destination that provides water activities such as rowing boat hire, chug chug boats and lake cruises. Biskey Howe is an excellent viewing point to look out over the village and admire the hills and mountains on the other side of Lake Windermere.
Bowness on Windermere has a promenade which provides a lakes edge walk of about a mile with attarctions along the way, ice cream huts, amusements arcade and shops and eating establishments catering to the visitor and holiday maker this area is known as Bowness Bay.
Bowness on Windermere started to grow after the introduction of the railway tracks from Oxenholme Station in Kendal which was around 1847, the nearest station to Bowness on Windermere is Windermere Station which is about 1.5 miles, 2.4 kms away, which equates to a 15 minutes walk or a 5 minute drive.
St Martin's church, the parish church of Bowness, built in 1483 and restored in 1870 to make it bigger is one of the most interesting buildings in Bowness and well worth a visit to look inside, between the church and the lake lies the oldest part of the village known as Lowside, narrow streets giving you a feeling of what life must have been like before the arrival of the railway and tourism.
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If there's a common word people with diabetes use when their blood sugar drops or goes high, it's "routine"--as in, "Whenever I get away from my routine, that's when I get into trouble." For most of us, traveling isn't part of our routine, so here are some suggestions to find that sought-after balance between "getting away" and "staying OK."
There are 17,000 miles of trails in America's 401 national parks, monuments, and battlefields. In 2010, National Park Service statistics recorded 793 instances of "hiker fatigue," meaning a hiker went to a park's visitor center for assistance after walking, or park rangers were summoned to assist a weary walker.
"The Grand Canyon and Yosemite are where we have made the most rescues," says NPS spokesperson Kathy Kupper, "and that's not surprising because these places are huge. In many parks we will station a ranger about a mile past the beginning of a trail just to make sure there's no indication a person is having a problem. We've even seen people start a long hike wearing flip flops, which isn't a good idea."
Hiking Checklist:
If you intend to hike in a large park or remote area, keep these things in mind:
1. Carry glucose tablets or gel packs of glucose for a rapid treatment of low blood sugar. In fact, hand a container to someone you're walking with as well. Tell your fellow hikers about the symptoms of a low blood sugar so they understand what to do if you start to have a hypoglycemic episode.
2. There's nothing wrong with stopping and taking a rest. Many national and state parks have benches along a hiking trail for this very reason.
3. Know your limits. If hiking is a new adventure for you, don't start off with a weekend 60-mile trek.
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The Cruise Lines International Association says there are 410 ships operating around the world, many of them embarking from 30 ports in the United States. Cruise lines, including Carnival and Princess, follow the American College of Emergency Physicians guidelines, which specify the quality of medical personnel and the appropriate level of medical equipment, supplies, and facilities onboard.
"We have more than 400 medications onboard our ships," says Carnival Cruise Lines Medical Director Dr. John Bradberry, "and we routinely provide medical assistance to diabetics. If a passenger needs medical supplies because they've run out while onboard, we can usually supply them until we reach port. Once there, our port agents work with local pharmacies so they can make recommendations and provide directions to get there once ashore."
(Some lines have cruises designed for people with diabetes. Royal Caribbean offer a voyage during the New Year's Eve holiday.)
Cruise Ship Checklist:
• Talk to your endocrinologist/physician about your plans for a cruise. Ask for a list of medicines you require and have that list with you onboard the ship.
• Determine the length of the cruise and your medical needs (insulin, test strips, syringes, tablets, and pens) and add extra amounts of each in the event you are delayed at sea. Some suggest taking twice the amount of insulin/test strips you'll need.
• Eating is part of taking a cruise, so the temptation is always there to have an extra side dish of garlic potatoes or a crème brûlée. But most cruise ships will provide a special menu for people with diabetes. A few, like Carnival, will do so without advance notice. Celebrity Cruises has a "Guest Special Needs" form on its website that can be used for meals as well as ensuring that insulin can be kept cool.
• Wear a medical identification necklace or bracelet.
• When you go ashore, have glucose tablets with you and carry the meds you need in a small pack.
• Check that your health insurance will cover you if the cruise goes outside the United States.
• It is suggested you check your blood sugar more frequently at sea than you do at home. This is because of time zone changes and probably increased activity ashore as well as at sea (cruise ships can be longer than a football field).
Diabetes Health spoke with a pair of organizations that operate camps for people with diabetes. Blair Ryan works with InsulinDependence, and says the most important part of a camping trip--and any other traveling experience--is talking to people who aren't diabetic.
"You have to realize that the people around you want to feel comfortable and it's not always about you. If the people around you are comfortable, you are guaranteed to have a better experience. Taking a moment before you start a trip to educate people about your condition will make for an improved overall experience for everybody. Don't be afraid to make fun of yourself and have a good time. Your efforts to educate your friends and family will help them the next time they encounter diabetes in their lives, benefiting the community as a whole."
The Diabetes Education and Camping Association works with more than 115 organizations in the United States, many with camping programs. "A person with diabetes can do anything," says Executive Director Terry Ackley. "Create a plan that takes into account physical activity, where you'll be and then get physically prepared. Match your activity level with your preparation."
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If you use an insulin pump, carry a backup supply of basal insulin and syringes in the event your trip lasts longer than the pump's battery life. Carry 1.5 times the supplies normally used (test strips, insulin pens/vials/syringes). If you use insulin vials, pack extras because they can break if dropped on a hard surface. Alcohol wipes are more important when camping because of potential contamination sources, so pack a lot.
A number of camps devoted to people with diabetes suggest testing more frequently than usual as a result of the many activities they offer. Some diabetic camps factor in 12 test strips/day.
You'll need fast-acting glucose when camping. Standard glucose tablets work (though InsulinDependent suggests all-natural tablets called GlucoLift). There's usually a gas station at the entrance to most trailheads, so grab a few Snickers or Skittles. Packaged dried fruit works well but can melt in the heat. (Dried mangoes can increase blood sugar quickly and are easy to carry, but expensive). If you're swimming, putting a bar of AirHeads under a swim sleeve is handy--it's waterproof and contains the standard amount of carbohydrates for low blood sugar correction.
Know the location of nearby emergency locations, have their telephone numbers and, if possible, know the location of a nearby land line phone in case the area you're in doesn't have cell phone coverage.
If you aren't using a camper, vials of insulin can be kept cool in your cooler. A neat trick is using frozen water bottles instead of ice. They keep the cooler cool and can be used for drinking as they defrost. Terry Ackley recommends FRIO Insulin cooling cases and wallets (soak in cold water for 15 minutes and they keep insulin cool for 48 hours) that can be carried while walking.Click Here To View Or Post Comments
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We were all set to celebrate Liam's first birthday (ah!) with a bunch of friends this weekend, but when he threw up eight times on Thursday, we decided to nix those plans. Since his actual birth date is May 23, we'll be sure to throw a mini bash next week complete with cake smashing and balloons.
In spite of all the goodness/craziness we've had this week (Aunt Hannah's visit, grading scads of essays, Matt officially being promoted at ePlus, sickness…), we've had a relaxing weekend overall—mainly because we cancelled everything on our calendar in order to rest and recover. It was hard cancelling Liam's party. It was hard saying no. And it's been a very good thing. Snuggling has been the name of our game over the past few days…
Of course, the grandparents didn't cancel their gifts, so we were able to snag some playtime in the backyard. Even though Liam has been super lethargic since Thursday, he perked right up after Matt put together the water and sand table from Gma Mimsie and Gpa Popsie. Perhaps the flu was a ploy?
These are the very first two photos we snapped…no lie. The kid knows what he wants, and apparently sand is at the top of his list. We thought the lesson might be learned after his first gritty mouthful, but he didn't seem to mind it…
I have a feeling this will be quite the summertime hit!
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THESE ARE WONDERFUL PICTURES/VIDEOS! Glad he is enjoying his birthday present..perhaps you can buy chocolate flavored sand…hmmm?
Happy, happy birthday Liam! We love you! Grandma & Grandpa Feller.
aw, i'm sad that liam hasn't been feeling good! hope he is on the mend. LOVE all these pictures and his oh-so-sweet smile! great videos…miss you guys so much!


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Our world can be so dis-empowering, as we're constantly told that we can't do this, nor that, and that so and so is impossible. This really bothers me because a lot of people are struggling and they don't have to. If only everyone acknowledged their power and loved themselves, what would this world become?
Years ago I looked into this goal out of curiosity. Truly, becoming a mermaid wasn't a legitimate goal for me, but as a Sagittarius, I'm always doing research and trying to collect information. I do check in here everyone once in awhile though.
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Heyla. Gods it is good to have net again. Hopefully tomorrow I can get my AC fixed at my house and go home. Staying with my mom now. Hmm..last night was...different. It seems every time something goes right here, two or three more things go wrong. I finally got to talk to my ashke last night. *purrs* Major good thing. But , of course, being nervous and too shy for my own good, I didn't say even half the things that I should have or would have liked to have said. Not even how very happy I was to finally talk to him, although he managed to remember... *blush* But I did enjoy finally talking to him and I hope that nect time we talk I can just chill out and relax some. *growls at self for being so shy* Well, after that particular blunder (giggling nervously and not talking) my family got mad at me because I wanted Sid over at my mom's place with me. Finally ended up taking him home and turning on my nearly dead AC and putting the fan where it would blow on his favorite sleeping spot. OH well. Talking to my ves'tacha made up for it, and later playing Runescape with him and talking on IM made it even better. Zhai'helluva
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They make a wide variety of styles for both men and women, as well as for children, with the Adidas Superstar Track Jacket being the most recognizable and popular style.
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Adidas Japan Track Jacket comes in white with a red collar and cool zip cuffs.
It has the Adidas logo on the right and the Japanese National Flag on the left. See the picture below.
Adidas Tokyo Track Jacket is from the cities collection. It is white in color and there is amazing artwork on the back with TOKYO spelled out and a city scene with a colorful rainbow. Have a look at it below.
Adidas Originals Peru Track Jacket is red and white in color. It shows the Adidas logo on the left chest area and Peru markings on the right chest. The back has PERU spelled out in large letters and the PERU chevron markings. See it below:
Adidas Philippines Track Jacket is decked out in red, white, blue and gold colors. It features the Philippines National Flag on the front and Philippines markings on the back. See the photo below:
Adidas Puerto Rico Track Jacket is white in color with red and blue stripes. On the front left is the Adidas logo in blue and there is a beautiful design of the Puerto Rico Flag on the right front.
Adidas Brazil Track Jacket is yellow and green in color and features the Brazil Flag on the front. The back shows the Adidas logo with BRASIL written vertically. The arms have the 3 stripes running from the shoulders to the cuffs. See the picture to have a look:
Adidas Rio de Janeiro Track Jacket comes in several color combination's. It has the flag of Brazil on the front right side and the Adidas logo on the left chest. On the back RIO DE JANERIO is written in large letters along with an image of Christ the Redeemer. See the picture below:
Adidas Ivory Coast Track Jacket is white, green and orange in color. Very nice detailing on the back shows the Ivory Coast symbol and has Ivory Coast written in large letters vertically. See the picture below:
Adidas Mexico Track Jacket looks beautiful with red, green, white, black and gold colors. It features a contrasting neck and cuffs. The Adidas logo is on the right with the Mexico national markings on the right. See the picture below:
Adidas Ecuador Track Jacket is a great jacket if you like to be colorful. It well decked out in yellow, blue, and red. It has 2 side pocket, the three Adidas stripes in red, the adidas logo in blue on the right chest and the Ecuador national symbol on the right chest. See the picture below:
Collaborations for jackets include those with professional sports teams from Baseball, Football, Basketball and Soccer, such as the Adidas Los Angeles Lakers Track Jacket.
There are also Adidas limited edition track jackets, such as the Adicolor series, that were available for sale in limited quantities for a short time. Some were made as a collaboration with celebrities, movies, cars companies, and even cartoon characters, such as the Adidas Kermit The Frog Track Jacket, and the Adidas Adicolor TRON Track Jacket.
These jackets, including, the Adidas Rasta Track Jacket and the Adidas Firebird Track Jacket, sold out rather quickly due to their great designs and limited production. You can find them for sale on the secondary market, however, be prepared to pay a premium price for them.
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Adidas Adicolor Mr. Happy Track Jacket is a really fun design created by Roger Hargreaves. The back print and lining feature the classic Mr. Happy icon as well as an appearance on the bottom front-left. See the picture below:
Adidas Adicolor Dark Horse Red Nizza Track Jacket is a really cool, reversable jacket that is a colaboration with Dark Horse comics. It was designed by Mike Richardson and the Dark Horse design team and features the Dark Horse logo on the front and black/red styling throughout. See the picture below.
Adidas Porsche Design Track Jacket is just like the name says, as it was designed by Porsche. It is made of a comfortable cotton and polyester blend. It has the words Porsche Design as well as the Adidas Originals Trefoil logo embroidered on the front. It has 2 front and one chest zippered pockets. Of course, it has the classic Adidas stripes in different shades of green. You can see what the Adidas Porsche Design Track Jacket looks like below.
Adidas Supergirl Track Jacket is the girl's version of the famous Superstar track jacket. It is made of shiny polyester with a satin stitched embroidered logo on the left front and has the 3 stripes on the arms. Below, you can see a picture of the Adidas Supergirl Track Jacket in black.
Adidas Heritage Track Jacket is a series features classic styling that was said to be inspired by a long history of training, performance and victory. Jackets from this series have 3 stripes in a contrasting color down the sleeves and a screen print of a major college sports team logo, such as the Adidas Heritage Ohio State Jacket. In the picture below, you can see a picture of the Adidas Heritage Michigan Track Jacket.
Adidas Diamond Net Track Jacket has a colorful argyle pattern on the front in various colors. It's silky look and feel come from the 100% polyester used in it's manufacture. The picture below is of the Diamond Net TT Blue jacket.
Adidas NBA Homecooked Track Jacket was a collaboration between Adidas and the NBA. There were 9 cities in this collection: Chicago, Cleveland, Denver, Detroit, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, and New York.
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