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R-1 Temporary Nonimmigrant Religious Workers
An R-1 is a foreign national who is coming to the United States temporarily to be employed at least part time (average of at least 20 hours per week) by a non-profit religious organization in the United States (or an organization which is affiliated with the religious denomination in the United States) to work as a minister or in a religious vocation or occupation.
Eligibility Criteria
To qualify, the foreign national must have been a member of a religious denomination having a bona fide non-profit religious organization in the United States for at least 2 years immediately before the filing of the petition.
A prospective or existing U.S. employer must file Form I-129, Petition for Nonimmigrant Worker, on behalf of an R-1 worker. An R-1 visa cannot be issued at a U.S. Embassy or Consulate abroad without prior USCIS approval of Form I-129. Visa exempt workers must present the original Form I-797, Notice of Action, at a port of entry as evidence of an approved I-129 R petition.
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Both the petitioning organization and the religious worker must satisfy certain requirements, which are listed in the chart below.
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USCIS may grant R-1 status for an initial period of admission for up to 30 months. Subsequent extensions may be granted for up to an additional 30 months. The religious worker's total period of stay in the United States in R-1 classification cannot exceed 5 years (60 months).
USCIS counts only time spent physically in the United States in valid R-1 status toward the maximum period of stay. See the related policy memo for details.
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An R-1 religious worker's spouse and unmarried children under the age of 21 may be eligible for R-2 classification. An R-2 dependent is not authorized to accept employment based on this visa classification.
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Comparative Effectiveness and Safety of Radiotherapy Treatments for Head and Neck Cancer
Overview of Available Literature
The available literature featured a small body of randomized, controlled trials, accompanied by a larger body of poor-quality observational, nonrandomized studies. Study quality was assessed according to principles described in a reference guide for conducting comparative effectiveness reviews produced by AHRQ. In this context, poor-quality study refers to studies that have high potential for bias of results (e.g., single institution case series). The observational studies included in the review were clinically diverse with respect to patient characteristics and treatment setting, thereby creating uncertainty about whether results should be attributed to confounding rather than treatment differences. Details were often lacking among observational studies about patient characteristics and treatments, and it was not clear for any study whether well-done multivariable analyses were performed to adjust for differences.
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- Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality. Methods reference guide for effectiveness and comparative effectiveness reviews, Version 1.0. Rockville, MD: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality; Draft Posted October 2007. Available at: http://effectivehealthcare.ahrq.gov/repFiles/2007_10DraftMethodsGuide.pdf.
- Samson DJ, Ratko TA, Rothenberg BM, et al. Comparative Effectiveness and Safety of Radiotherapy Treatments for Head and Neck Cancer, Comparative Effectiveness Review No. 20 (Prepared by the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association Technology Evaluation Center Evidence-based Practice Center under Contract No. 290-02-0026). Rockville, MD: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality; May 2010. AHRQ Publication No. 10-EHC014-EF.
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Alachua County School Buses Now Scan Student IDs
By Taylor Widom on September 9th, 2014 | Last updated: September 12, 2014 at 5:05 pm
Students are now using IDs to board Alachua County school buses. The new system will help keep track of students' whereabouts as they get on and off buses.
Kindergarteners' parents invited to preview schools at Round-Up
By Lauren Crawford on April 30th, 2013 | Last updated: April 30, 2013 at 1:07 pm
Parents of children who will be entering kindergarten in Alachua County this fall are invited to tour schools and meet staff at the Kindergarten Round-Up Wednesday.
Local teachers file lawsuit over evaluation legislation
By Nickelle Smith on April 16th, 2013 | Last updated: April 16, 2013 at 5:26 pm
Janine Plavac and Kim Cook are two of the teachers involved in a lawsuit against both the state and district school boards. The suit has filed in response to legislation that requires teachers to be evaluated from student test scores.
Florida schools to receive extra $134 million for improved student performances
By Jessica Kegu on February 26th, 2013 | Last updated: February 26, 2013 at 5:43 pm
This year, Florida schools will receive $134.6 million in performance-related funds, with $2,139,922 of that going to schools in the Gainesville area.
Florida ranks in top five for passing AP exams
By Branden Snodgrass on February 20th, 2013 | Last updated: February 20, 2013 at 6:32 pm
Florida ranked No. 4 in the nation for the percentage of public high school graduates passing Advanced Placement exams. According to College Board's 9th annual AP report, 27.3 percent of state graduates scored a 3 or higher on at least one AP exam.
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Florida releases teacher evaluations, Alachua fairs well
By Kelsey Meany, Marc Whiteman and Stephanie Denardo on December 7th, 2012 | Last updated: December 13, 2012 at 3:36 pm
In a report released Thursday, many teachers were evaluated based on a new value-added score method and reviews by the principals of their school. Many educators are in an uproar about the scores because of inconsistencies between districts and because many teachers have yet to be evaluated.
More than half of Alachua County highschoolers outperform state peers on FCAT
By Blake Alderman on May 24th, 2012 | Last updated: July 23, 2013 at 9:08 am
The Florida Department of Education reported Alachua County high school students outperformed their peers statewide on the new FCAT biology and geometry tests. Alachua County School spokeswoman Jackie Johnson says that she is not surprised with the scores. Johnson also added with […]


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A stay at Empire Landmark Hotel places you in the heart of Vancouver, minutes from Roedde House Museum and close to Stanley Park.
This family-friendly hotel is within close proximity of Christ Church Cathedral and Olympic Cauldron.
Make yourself at home in one of the 357 air-conditioned guestrooms. Rooms have private balconies. Wireless Internet access (surcharge) is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms feature shower/tub combinations, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers.
Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a fitness center, or other amenities including complimentary wireless Internet access and gift shops/newsstands. Additional amenities include a hair salon, shopping on site, and wedding services.
Enjoy a satisfying meal at a restaurant serving guests of Empire Landmark Hotel. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge. Breakfast is available for a fee.
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Located on the shopping thoroughfare of Robson Street, this downtown Vancouver hotel in the West End neighborhood is one km (a half-mile) from Stanley Park and two km (1.25 miles) from the Gastown historic district.
On-site facilities at the Empire Landmark Hotel And Conference Center include a fitness room with cardio and strength-training equipment.
Cloud 9 restaurant offers dinner with views of the city, harbor, and mountains, while C9 Live Lounge provides live entertainment on select nights. Other amenities include a beauty salon, car rental, and gift shop.
The hotel's 1,253 square meters (13,500 square feet) of meeting and event space include a ballroom for 350 guests, with event catering, audiovisual equipment, and free wireless Internet access. The business center provides high-speed Internet access and a printer. Self parking with in/out privileges is available for a surcharge.
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Cloud 9 Restaurant - Located on the 42nd floor, this revolving restaurant serves breakfast and dinner. Pacific Northwest cuisine includes prime rib, wild salmon, and seared scallops. Floor-to-ceiling windows provide panoramic views of the city, English Bay, Stanley Park, and the North Shore Mountains. Reservations required.
C9 Live Lounge - Offering live entertainment and dancing on Friday and Saturday evenings. Cocktails, appetizers, and desserts are available nightly.
Guests enjoy a fitness room with two stationary bikes, a stair machine, a treadmill, and strength-training equipment.
Stanley Park, one km (a half-mile) away, has public tennis courts, running paths, playgrounds, beaches, and a seasonal saltwater pool (surcharge). The Vancouver Aquarium and a par-three golf course are also located in the park. The hotel is four blocks from the Seawall Promenade, a 12 km (7.5-mile) waterfront path suitable for cycling, inline skating, running, and walking. Kayak and boat rentals are available at Granville Island, three km (two miles) away.
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I cant wait to stand on the podium with Zygi and Mark and Jonathan, and were standing on the podium, and we look up and the confetti is falling down on top of us, and were all hand in hand, and Commissioner Goodell comes over and hands the Super Bowl trophy to Mr. Wilf and tells him hes world champion, that is my goal and that is my drive.
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Next year Im going to make a 2106 yards page....This offseason we have to dramatically lock up our interior Line...Im talking like two new star G's,,,,I wouldn't mind even getting Steve Hutch back for a year or two. But we need to assemble the BEST OFFENSIVE LINE IN FOOTBALL NEXT YEAR FOR PETERSON AND PONDER. I want Ponder to have Tom B, Payton M, and Drew B type of time in the pocket,,,,then lest really judge him....I also want AP to have holes so big you can drive a car through them next year,,,,He deserves the record and with a line like that he is going to take way less punishment and we will further secure our 100 Million Dollar investment in him for the next 7 years.
That would mean AP had the records for:
Single Game (296 yards)
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How about the record for most rushing yards in a playoff game? Would be tough but I believe it is 248.
^ definitely very achievable for AP.
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Blink-182 has just announced that they had to pull some dates off the North American leg of their tour as their drummer, Travis Barker had to undergo an urgent tonsillectomy and the recovery time would have conflicted with scheduled performances. In a very responsible manner, the band issued a statement saying, "The band apologizes for any inconvenience as a result of these cancellations and thanks their fans for their ongoing support."
The following tour dates were cancelled and will not be rescheduled:
May 15 at Blue Cross Arena in Rochester, NY
May 17 at the Verizon Wireless Arena in Manchester, NH
May 18 at Mohegan Sun in Uncasville, CT
May 19 at The Bamboozle in Asbury Park, NJ (There are no refunds being offered for The Bamboozle)
May 20 at Sands Bethlehem Event Center in Bethlehem, PA
May 22 at Colisee Pepsi Arena in Quebec City, Canada.
Fresh off of last year's release of Neighborhoods, Blink-182 is currently working on a follow-up. Mark Hoppus has been working on the album through touring while Tom DeLonge has been keeping busy with his other band, Angels and Airwaves. Were you going to see Blink-182 in Quebec or any of the other locations? Let us know in the comments section below. And don't worry, although Travis' tonsils are small, their hit All The Small Things was huge. Watch the video for it here.
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Getting there is more than half the fun if you are headed to Hana. In fact, spend the day getting there and not arriving and you will see some of Hawaii's best tropical rain forests and natural area preserves. Then spend another day actually getting to Hana and beyond (to the Pools of Oheo, the lower part of Haleakala National Park).
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I'm very excited to announce that the BPRD mini-series I'm drawing for Darkhorse comics has been officially announced .
"The vampires are also about to cause more than a bump in the night over in the Hellboy corner of Dark Horse. "B.P.R.D.: Hell On Earth" addresses the mysterious absence of vampires in the Hellboy-verse, an absence that Allie called "deliberate." "If you read '1946' and '1947' then you know something has been going on with the vampires." This something will be written by Allie and Mike Mignola and illustrated by Jason Latour. Also, Allie guarantees it will be a "nasty approach" to vampires. Atkins nudged fans to watch the news over the next few weeks as some announcements regarding "B.P.R.D." will be made. "There's some exciting stuff happening next year.""
It's tremendous honor and dream to play in Mike Mignola's sandbox & to work with him and other really talented folks like Scott Allie and Dave Stewart. I hope I can post some preview art from it and the Marvel gig I've been working away on soon. It's a good thing there's no time for nerves, there's work to be done.
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Excellent. I was wondering when that announcement was going to go public. Congrats, Jason! Admittedly, I am not a fan of BPRD/Hellboy. At. All.ReplyDelete
But I will give your issues a try.
Adrian-Thanks, man. I think you should give those books another shot. A discerning fan like yourself would probably find it's got a lot in common with the art you love (if it's not the inspiration for it).ReplyDelete
Tonci- Thank you sir. I'm a fan of your work. Looking forward to your Lobster Johnson series.
Cool! Congrats, Jason!ReplyDelete
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Welsh Wizards plan to magically manage economy…
"Plaid Cymru announced plans for a high employment Welsh economy with reduced reliance on oil. Further details were not immediately available."
Welsh Wizards plan to magically manage economy…
"Plaid Cymru announced plans for a high employment Welsh economy with reduced reliance on oil. Further details were not immediately available."
1. attach tow-ropes to the front of all vehicles.
2. pay the long-term unemployed to pull the vehicles around.
High employment, low oil-dependency. It's pretty obvious, really.
Those sheep aren't going to shag themselves.
I saw an interview on the DP yesterday (I think?) with their woman leader who smiled and smirked her way through the whole time …..I think she's bit 'simple.'
No wonder they shag sheep.
"Plaid Cymru announced plans for improved healthcare for Wales, guaranteeing perfect health, an end to all diseases and ailments, and eternal life. Further details were not immediately available."
Having spent 5 hours in a large hospital in Swansea last week and 6 hours in the other large hospital in Swansea yesterday, I can confidently report that by the time Plaid have finished contemplating their twps (ram lambs), a small population (equivalent to a rural village) may have faded away !
The latest gatekeeper policy is to make it as difficult as possible to:
1. Be admitted as a patient.
2. Receive at least a sandwich or a cup of tea whilst you wait for 6 hrs (as a diabetic- a long time) to see a doctor and be told the x-ray is the worst x-ray of a knee they have ever seen, it must be excruciating but go home take as much pain-killers as you can and phone the admissions office and push or an early admission!!
All this after waiting 20 mins in a car park for a wheel-chair to be found, as there were only 20 for the whole hospital after the order for 40 new ones to replace the condemned ones was cancelled as a cost saving measure(before you ask they threw the old ones away before deciding to cancel the order!!)
We have a new sport in Wales spot the wheelchair, followed by warm chair system; get them off the wheel-chair ASAP- someone else needs it!!
The best experience was sitting in a small waiting room with several other patients- all of us having been sent to the hospital with chest pain and breathing problems, where we had blood tests every 6 hours for 12 hrs to check if any of us had had a heart attack.
No sign of a nurse to ask if everyone was all right, did anyone need anything, where we all breathing – thank God for the Corgi spirit- we looked after each other. My brother eventually found a receptionist and asked if she could preform CPR because if I arrested (as I had done in December) he had no intention of kissing his sister- it was against his religion!
I and my fellow patients cost the health service the price of a simple blood test, chest x-ray and ecg.
We saved them having to splash out on food and drink, sheets on a bed and staff to check our vital signs to check for life!
Wales' answer to health care- do as little as possible, its survival of the fittest; do'nt let them get too attached or comfortable in a wheel chair- there's always someone else who needs to use it (we only have 20 anyway) if we wait long enough they will lose patience and just go home.
The old adage ; Wales for education , England for health – certainly has a ring of truth.
Having worked abroad in health care; I have seen sights that can only be described as unorganised chaos; but Swansea takes the biscuit- if there are still any left; they probably have been cancelled as a cost-cutting measure !
She is the product of the previously mentioned sheep and a burly Taff fuelled by Felinfoel ale and Hafod cheddar
Plaid's three phase business plan
1: Collect Underpants
2: ?
3: Profit
Welsh councils break laws (mostly planning laws) with impunity, get castigated by the high Court, censured by The Senedd (the welsh parliament" and absolutely nothing happens.
Now the welsh education minister is telling WJEC to pass students that failed exams.
the welsh NHS spends more per patient than england but cannot afford 22 life saving drugs availible in england – sorry but we are a bloody useless joke with our independence – we're just allowing corruption to run rife and the welsh parliaments "plan" cover the whole of the bloody country with bloody pylons
an economy fuelled by Felinfoel ale and Hafod cheddar? – darrell do!
Its all very very simple, boyo.
They are putting me in charge of Wales and its economy.
The hot air and wind that I naturally generate will fuel Wales until I expire, and then Glynis and my son will take over.
Oh yeez, oh yeez.
Charge for people leaving Wales on the Severn Bridge. £2500 a time should do it…
An outgoing Severn toll will generate tourism in the wild unruly north Wales.
I asked about a toll to go out on the crossing in but they tell me I am priviledged and have the freedom of Wales.
Up yours, boyo.
Plaid claimed (this morning on R5) that the welsh economy had only been in decline for the last 20 years!
Look like i missed the well known Welsh boom of the 1980s and 1990s.
It is a wonder that anyone takes this mad-cap Party seriously. A party which has moved over to loony left wing socialism, with crazy independent nationalistic ideals; led by an economically illiterate ex-social worker who talks in sound-bites of zero substance.
Proudly made in Wales:
If they can all sing like this, they won't have much trouble getting work in the music business:
"Men of Harlech, on to glory!
This will ever be your story…"
I saw Zulu to!!
They've probably got a few dragons chained up under some boilers to produce steam for generators.
All those grown-up comments about sheep. With mutual respect like that the Union should be pretty safe, eh?
@steve in dundee, sadly the Union is safe, such is the apathy amongst most ordinary Welsh people. With these attitudes I suspect that most of the commentators are either members, or supporters of the BNP. They couldn't possibly be Labour or Tory voters, could they now?.
Leanne Wood's proposals may seem optimistic, but we seriously need some optimism here the way things are. For too long we've believed the Labour Party's lies, that if we vote them in, then everything will be alright – all we have this time are apologists for Tory misrule in Westminster. Fundamentally we need control of our own resources if we are to have a hope of a future, if we fail, at least then we only have ourselves to blame. Labour in Cardiff is merely content to blame the Westminster government rather than develop fresh and innovative ideas that could actually make a difference
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"Hey, I just got a fifth of STD. We're 'bout to get our drink on tonight."
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noun- a girl who is a walking sexual disease with legs. if she even looks at you she will infect you because she's been EVERYWHERE and seen EVERYONE'S pants. so keep your zipper zipped!
guy: dude that's a total STD over there
other guy: yeah she was with Zac last night AND david an hour later.
guy: i think we might catch the aids virus if we don't skat.
other guy: yeah she was with Zac last night AND david an hour later.
guy: i think we might catch the aids virus if we don't skat.
po halfxxdoomed Децембар 22, 2008
stands for super torqued dick. Usually contracted by people named Mike.
Mike has an STD, kelsey should shower with him.
po Blake O'Toole Октобар 29, 2013
One of Jersey Shore's new terms from Season 4. Means"Stop the Drama."
Pauly: I wish they would shut-up and STD.
po procrastinator_2010 Септембар 21, 2011
Sketchely Transmitted Download defines a file transmitted from one computer to another through illegal downloading without proper use of protection that could result in computer viruses and/or other harmful infections
Torrent is a probable place to catch an STD, you just don't know where that file has been.
po kromer Јануар 15, 2011
Abbreviation for "shit to do."
When asked to meet for beers, he replied, "Can't. Got STD."
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Finally, a book that breaks through the party rhetoric!
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Initial points are the most important references in our world. They are the starting point for any measurement of position, travel or time. Maps and directions mean nothing without an initial point; it is the "You Are Here" point on the map of the shopping mall, the rest stop on the highway or the map of the city. All ships and airliners plot their trips from their starting position, their initial point. The initial point is the start time for the note on the door that reads "Back in thirty minutes." The beginning of a ruler is its initial point.
Applying Initial Points to Politics
If a system has no established initial point, all measurements are subject to endless interpretations and portrayals. That is why we have these differences in politics that cannot be resolved. We have no defined system, just opinions - - so the problems intensify.
Once an initial point is set, it does not dictate how any person thinks; it does not cater to any political party. The initial point simply provides a consistent and rational system for measuring our political positions.
What is wrong with that?
Plenty, if you're hiding something.
This essay proposes using our Constitution as the center of political measurements. It borrows heavily from a system that has been usedfor thousands of years to measure land.
The model of a Constitutional Initial Point is available on a graph which you can download (pdf file) by clicking the image below:
Many people have told me that this system makes so much sense that the politicians will never allow it to be used. They do not want the clarity thata defined system will bring.
Decide this for yourself.
Contents of the Book:
Chapter 1 -- Initial Points A brief explanation of the concept
Chapter 2 -- 2300 Years of "Modern" PoliticsWhy we continue to argue in old waysIdentifying our process and its serial faults
Chapter 3 -- Necessary KnowledgeWhat voters should know - but don't
Chapter 4 -- The Constitutional Initial PointDefining the center of politics by lawThe differences between left and right
Chapter 5 -- The Personal Initial PointDefining the center of politics by personal viewsIntensities defined by disagreement or prejudice
Chapter 6 -- The General Political CenterSelective applications that empower the majority
Chapter 7 -- The Primary Words of PoliticsLiberal and Conservative applied to law
Chapter 8 -- Elements within Initial PointsCritical thinking - Sophism - Acluism
Chapter 9 -- Political NavigationThe Constitution's position v. our position
Chapter 10 -- Two SenatesHow the Senate has changed in character; how itcan be changed back without a new amendment.


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Not everyone will agree that the Moral Monday protests that have brought thousands to the state Capitol recently, and resulted in more than 350 arrests, are the right course to air grievances against policies of the N.C. legislature. Yet the protests are shining a light on something shameful in this state a problem this legislature, and previous ones, have largely ignored: the dire condition of the states poor.
Indeed, last year when N.C. Rep. George Cleveland, R-Onslow, declared (in trying to defend cutting pre-kindergarten programs) there was no extreme poverty in North Carolina, he highlighted the ignorance and misinformation too many N.C. lawmakers possess about the economic condition of many in the state. Not only that, he underscored this reality: The poor dont really have a champion, or at least very effective ones, among the states policymakers.
But they should. Its not only the right and moral thing to do. Its the economically beneficial thing to do.
North Carolina has gone from having the 26th highest poverty rate in the nation a decade ago to having the 12th highest now. More than 1.7 million N.C. residents are poor more people than the entire population of New Hampshire. And more than half a million of those poor are children one out of every four children in the state.
Among minority children, the statistics are even worse: More than 40 percent live in poverty. That means two of every five children of color are living in poverty.
And 11.5 percent of North Carolinas poor do live in extreme poverty. Thats 258,770 N.C. residents, Rep. Cleveland.
So Charlotte clergyman Jason Williams, who was arrested last Monday in the seventh week of protests, echoed a vital refrain when he declared: Were here to stand on the side of the poor...
Its in the best interests of all North Carolinians to improve the prospects for those at the bottom rungs of the economic ladder. Enabling N.C. residents to feed, clothe and otherwise support their families should be a priority. Policies and strategies to tackle these issues, at the very least, should not make the situation worse for them. Poverty experts expect some legislative proposals and changes this year to do that.
Among the N.C. poor are people of all ages, ethnicities and backgrounds. And unlike the denigrating stereotype of being lazy and shiftless, most of the N.C. poor work often times more than one job.
And though N.C. poverty is strongly skewed by geography, or region of the state as the UNC Center on Poverty, Work and Opportunity noted in a 2010 report, poverty is troubling statewide. Eastern and far western parts of the state experience the most persistent poverty rates rates as high as 30 percent in Robeson County. Such counties are dogged by generational poverty.
But the states most intense, deep poverty, according to Gene Nichol, the UNC centers director, is in the middle of five urban areas: Charlotte, Durham, Raleigh, Greensboro and Winston-Salem. Greater numbers of those in extreme poverty live in these areas than anywhere else in the state. (The extreme poor live at or below 50 percent of the federal poverty level which is $23,550 for a family of four).
There are now more than 100 areas of concentrated poverty in the state, nearly triple the number in the year 2000.
Yet for the poor across the state no matter their location a bleak picture of their struggles is visible for those willing to see. Food pantries are overrun with requests for help; homeless shelters are seeing families by the droves.
And here are the truly invisible N.C. poor for those living in more than 14,000 N.C. homes, theres no indoor plumbing, nearly 10,000 have no source of heat and more than 170,000 have no phone. A year-long Truth and Hope Poverty Tour conducted statewide by the UNC work/poverty center and the N.C. NAACP has shown poor residents choosing between medicine and food, selling blood to pay high utility bills, sleeping in cars and under bridges.
These conditions wont go away without N.C. leaders, and the rest of us, acknowledging their existence and working to change them. We ignore these conditions at our peril and to our continuing shame.
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Lane Automotive returns to Berlin Raceway for the 2012 season
Marne, MI – Founded in 1964 as a part-time venture in George Lane's garage, Lane Automotive has become a speed equipment industry phenomenon. Since the days when local racers lined up to buy racing parts at that tiny, one man shop, the company has grown and is comprised of four separate divisions. One thing has remained the same throughout the years of growth at Lane Automotive: the desire to provide the best parts and the best service at competitive prices.
Known the world over as a premier supplier of performance parts and accessories for racers, hot rodders, truck and off-road enthusiasts, Lane Automotive's divisions include Motor State Distributing, Allstar Performance, Lane Collectables, and the Lane Automotive Showroom. Today, the company serves customers around the world from a 153,000 square foot warehouse/office complex located in Watervliet, Michigan, at the intersection of Interstate 94 and Michigan 140.
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Ranchers herd cattle across the shortgrass prairie of Montana on their way to winter pasturelands.
Coreopsis Wildflowers
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Coreopsis wildflowers bloom on the Texas coastal prairie.
Snow Prairie Fence
Photograph by Tom Murphy, National Geographic
An old rail fence runs through snow-dusted prairie. Much of the prairie land in the United States has been developed or converted to agricultural purposes, leaving only a few state and national parks as a reminder of their wild, wide-open past.
American Bison
Photograph by Lela Bouse-McCracken, Your Shot
An American bison stands in a field on the Tallgrass Prairie Preserve in Oklahoma. The preserve, maintained by the Nature Conservancy, is the largest preserved portion of what was once 140 million acres (362.5 million hectares) of grassland in the American Midwest. There are about 2,500 American bison, which were once hunted to a few hundred animals, roaming the preserve.
Swarm of Insects
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A swarm of insects hovers over grassland in Madagascar. The island nation has problems with locusts, insects that can destroy crops and grasslands quickly.
Wisp Grass Badlands
Photograph by Raymond Gehman, National Geographic
Wisp grass seedpods sway in the wind in South Dakota's Badlands National Park. Fifty-six different grass species are found in Badlands.
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Photograph by John Eastcott and Yva Momatiuk, National Geographic
Thin clouds drift above the gentle contours of the Wyoming prairie lands.
Acacia Sunrise
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An acacia tree stands tall as the sun rises over Serengeti National Park in Tanzania. The savannas of the Serengeti stretch over Tanzania and Kenya, and support hundreds of species of plants and animals.
Prairie Dog, South Dakota
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A black-tailed prairie dog perks up outside his burrow in South Dakota. These playful rodents live in well-organized underground burrows called towns that can have populations in the thousands.
Winter Wheat, Colorado
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Rows of winter wheat wind their way to the Colorado horizon. Because North American grasslands have such fertile soil, most of the natural landscape has been converted to farmland.
Lion in Kenya
Photograph by Jodi Cobb, National Geographic
A mature male lion rests in the grasses of the Kenyan savanna. Almost all life in the savanna depends on the grass; carnivores lurk in it to stalk the herbivores feeding on the grass.
Amber Waves of Grain
Photograph by Richard Olsenius, National Geographic
Amber grasses wave their dark-colored seed heads on Montana's Front Range with the shadow of the Rocky Mountains in the background.
Tarangire National Park, Tanzania
Photograph by Timothy G. Laman, National Geographic
Acacia trees dot the landscape of Tarangire National Park in Tanzania, Africa. Contrasting seasons of rain and drought characterize the savanna climate, typically with more dry months than wet.
Spider Lilies, Texas
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Spider lilies grow among sedges and rushes in the coastal prairie land of Texas' Brazos Bend State Park. Trees are sparse on grasslands due to seasonal floods and droughts, heavy grazing, and fires.
Rheas in Brazil
Photograph by Joel Sartore, National Geographic
Greater rheas graze in the tall savanna grass of Brazil's Pantanal. More than half of the world's savanna area is in Africa, but South America, Asia, and Australia also have these habitats.
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A sunset colors clouds and prairie grasses on the Konza Prairie in Kansas.
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Very rarely in life, unlike in the movies, does the job of your dreams simply fall into your lap. Usually getting the perfect job or career involves a lot of research, training and planning. Hard work does pay off in the long run as successful careers come from careful planning and attention to detail.
Before you can begin planning your career you need to determine what field or area you would like to work in, and what skills you need to be successful. There are several ways to accomplish this:
- Book an appointment with a career coach or guidance counselor.
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- Try volunteer work or job shadowing to get a hands-on perspective of your career of interest.
- Talk to others already in the field to discuss their experiences and perspectives.
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After you have completed the research portion of your career investigation it is time to establish a plan. The key to a good career plan is:
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Be specific
The more specific you are in your career plan the more accurate you will be in heading toward your career objective. The specificity is in both the language and the goals detailed on the plan. Instead of planning to advance in your career, be specific and state "Move up one pay level or supervisory level in the next 24 months. After you have the objective of moving up one level, then set deadlines for achieving this goal.
Set deadlines
Check for trainings and opportunities available in your area. Register for these events and commit to completing the trainings in a timely manner. If you are a procrastinator list the dates to register for conferences or events. Avoid goals that are open-ended such as "Take one course on Excel sometime in the next 12 months" and use "Attend the Excel course on May 12".
Identify needs and development options
Make a list of the trainings and development options that you feel would help your career advance according to your plan. Don't rely on just the minimum qualifications; strive to exceed the basic requirements. If you have any basic requirements that are missing on your resume these should be completed first. Keep continually upgrading and advancing in your training to stay current with industry standards and changes.
If you work in a field that is very generalized you may want to focus on an area that you could specialize in to help your career. For example, if you work in an IT industry you may want to focus on software development or networking rather than attempting to become proficient in all aspects of the field.
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Keep your goals reasonable to avoid frustration. Know the opportunities that are available in the agency that you wish to pursue your career in and set goals by that standard. If, for example, there is only one promotion per department per year it is unreasonable to set a goal that you will advance 2 supervisory levels in one year.
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In your daily dinner dash, chicken can be a great time-saver, especially with these quicker than quick easy chicken recipes. Try any one of our 20 quick and easy chicken recipes on a menu thats short on preparation time and long on flavor.
For more chicken recipe ideas, check out these new ideas for exciting chicken meals.
Grilled Chicken Breasts, Three Ways
This simple recipe for grilled chicken breasts on the bone with crispy skin and juicy meat takes on a new dimension when one of our flavorful mixtures is rubbed under the skin Sun-Dried Tomato and Basil, Garlic-Herb, or Sage-Butter.
Chutney Chicken Breasts with Grilled Pineapple
This fun recipe uses a bit of curry to spice things up, creating a great combination of flavors with grilled pineapples.
These baked drumsticks are coated with Dijonnaise and rolled in panko breadcrumbs for an easy, flavorful dinner.
Rachael Ray's Tangy Cherry Chicken
Entertaining is effortless and delicious thanks to this meals-in-minutes main dish with thyme, pine nuts, nutmeg, cinnamon, and cherries. Shave further time off by prepping ingredients beforehand.
This quick and easy version of the classic chicken, ham, and cheese recipe takes only twenty minutes to prepare.
Balsamic vinegar isn't just for salad dressing. Here's a delicious dish that uses this versatile vinegar and it can be ready in less than half an hour.
Surprise! Your favorite fried chicken recipe also makes a great salad topping. You can even make the chicken beforehand or with a different dish and save leftovers for this scrumptious salad.
Are there "supper issues" in your house -- special requests that make it hard to feed your flock night after night? Here's one idea we're sure all will love.
The best part about this easy method of sauteing chicken? It's the foundation for endless dinner possibilities.
With a delightful herb sauce, this dish is equally at home at a dinner party or as a weeknight special. Add a light and fluffy rice pilaf to the menu and you're all set.
Transform rotisserie chicken into a tangy, barbecue-sauce sandwich filling with this tasty recipe.
With raisins and cocoa powder creating a sweet side to this delicious meal, it goes from the stove to the table in 15 minutes flat!
Chicken with Lemony Egg Noodles and Peas
Comforting and colorful with carrots, sugar snap peas and a brothy sauce, here's a great idea that you can use for leftover rotisserie chicken.
Serve with sautéed spinach and garlic, rice, and fresh pineapple for an unusual but flavor-packed dinner.
Chicken and Vegetable Stir-Fry
You can now find pre-cooked frozen edamame (soybeans) in most supermarkets. They're the perfect addition to any stir-fry.
This fast, healthful stir-fry showcases succulent chunks of chicken and crisp-tender vegetables in a mild ginger sauce.
Thai-Style Coconut Chicken with Snow Peas
Light coconut milk, ginger, and lime zest give this fast chicken dish its authentic Thai-style kick.
Tangy, mildly spicy, and tender, this chicken is delicious with black beans and salsa.
Done in only twenty minutes, we love to serve this recipe with flavorful rices or simple pastas.
This easy and fun Mediterranean-inspired recipe can be made with items most people already have in their kitchen and pantry.
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- " Great staff, friendly and very helpful. Pillows covering in chairs need washing or thrown away. Totally bomb Internet service sucked. The only time it was available during morning until 10-11AM, if it work at all. Food over priced, bathroom stalls very small but excellent location. "
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- " The staff were very helpful, the rooms are large and clean with excellent lockers. They have a large communal area, with a pool table and table tennis table available. I thought the drinks were overpriced but many people still purchase them so I guess they can charge as they wish. "
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- " I really enjoyed my stay at Hump. The location is fantastic, directly in the lively city centre. Big bus stop will connect you to all destinations. The bunk beds are sturdy, comfortable and equipped with personal power outlet and reading light. The room is spacious and I noticed a lady sweeping and mopping the rooms daily. The toilets are ok, but it is a big and busy hostel. Good bar, amazing view from the terrace. Staff was professional and nice on check-in. Good value, returning customer ! "
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Win an iPad with Retina display Wi-Fi 16GB for best story or a CANON EOS 600D Digital SLR Camera for best photo. 50 runners up prizes of 1 years membership to the Woodland Trust Nature Detectives club. UK residents, 16 and under only, parent or guardian permission required. Purchase of Woodland eggs by Sainsbury's 12pk medium between 24/07/13 and 03/09/13 required to be eligible to enter the competition. Internet access required. To enter and for full T's&C's please visit www.woodlandegg.co.uk, No purchase necessary in Northern Ireland.
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1. The promotion is open to UK residents aged 16 years of age or under excluding employees of Sainsbury's plc who are directly associated with the promotion, Noble Foods and their immediate families, their agents or anyone professionally associated with this promotion. Entrants must obtain permission from a parent or guardian before entering.
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