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for those full into their program - i generally work out 30min - 1hr every day - i was planning on doing that as soon as i got home then digging into dinner and studies - am i crazy for thinking i will be able to continue ??
check back in when your clinicals start. I've gained a bunch of weight and my exercise program is essentially non-existent. Seriously, there are people who do keep physically fit during anesthesia school, I'm just not one of them.
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The addition of forward Maurice Kirby via transfer from Poston Butte has given the team a state championship vision. Or, more specifically, visions.
"This year and next," Jones said. "Back-to-back. Everyone's on the same page. We're going to get it this year and get it next year."
The goal is realistic because the team does not have a senior on its roster.
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Toni Genovese said her daughter Dara, 12, has been the subject of relentless bullying while attending Glenwood Middle School.
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Genovese said the episode was taped in August and will air this week as part of a series on bullying.
Genovese said her daughter has experienced name-calling and death threats from classmates for six years. When things became too intense in parochial school, which Dara attended through fourth grade, she sent her daughter to Glenwood Middle for a fresh start.
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"It's inappropriate to discuss any particular one incident," Lazzeri said. "It's a violation of students' rights to comment at all."
Lazzeri said Boardman schools do address bullying.
"We have a school resource officer here who talks to classes. The topic has been covered with guidance counselors, we have grade-level meetings with the teachers each year, and we have what we refer to as a parent-community engagement committee which looks at nonacademic reasons," Lazzeri said, adding that the school is developing a bullying program that would address cyber-bullying.
"There's a number of things we're doing in the district," Lazzeri said. "It's not as if we're turning a blind eye to it."
Boardman Police Chief Jack Nichols said cases of bullying are sometimes nebulous.
"Ultimately, we have to deal with what's a crime and what isn't," Nichols said. "There's an awful lot of unpleasantness out there that doesn't involve criminal activity."
This summer, McGraw testified at a hearing about students and the Internet conducted by the government's Subcommittee on Healthy Families and Communities. During his testimony, McGraw said he receives tens of thousands of letters from students asking for help dealing with cyber bullies, and he cited several instances in which students committed suicide after being bullied online.
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The school system is suppose to protect children,while in the district's buildings.It is up to the school system to stop the bullying.Trying to stop bullying on your own,will start more trouble.
I think Boardman was 100% wrong and I'm glad it was brought out for the world to see.
Exactly, the people involved. Including the adult that hears it when it goes on. Too many teachers ignore it and that is when is needs to be addressed. Part of school is teaching kids how to treat people right. And unfortunately, sometimes the teachers are just as bad as the bullies thenselves. Especially at Boardman schools.
Just always remember there are 2 sides to every story.
The school needs to stop it when it goes on . Stop ignoring it. When a student is under their care they are responsible for the welfare of that child. Anyone who is pro bully is an idiot.
HEY it is Boardman
Six years?? i don't believe this story....anything to get on TV
Seriously?!? The mom gives the kid a computer, allows her to have an IM account at the age of 10, and then she goes on national tv and accuses the school system and the local police for the fact that her child is being harrassed through an adult social network that the mom allows her to use from home. The schools DO NOT allow the students to visit these sites - they are blocked from school computers. Maybe the parents should take the same hint and block these websites from the home computer this child uses.
Just noticed the type on Principal... oops
Lazzeri is a puppet, no one in the Boardman school district has any balls to do what is right. They will look the other way until this blows up in their faces. Reasons why: 1) they are collecting paychecks and will not do anything above and beyond what their union contract says they have to (sound familiar, sorta like the police dept?), 2) they allow students to not only bring cell phones to class, but allow then to use them during school hours, 3) the TEACHERS use cell phones during school hours, answer calls DURING CLASS, 4) the district is afraid of the moronic parents that allow their kids to be on Facebook, the same parents that want to whine about events like this even though their kid is not supposed to be allowed to have a Facebook account since she is under the age per Facebook "guidelines". The entire issue goes to two core issues: these jackass parents that have no clue as to what their kids are doing, and a school district that's afraid to step up and make some fricking rules about how things occur in their schools. It's typical Boardman: it's how it looks, not how it is. The relationship between these kids is based at school, that is how they know this girl. Not that she is a neighbor, it's from the school. Based on that the school district has liability and a responsibility to step in. As her parents I would be documenting that fact for the future civil lawsuit that is sure to take place. But, the district will look the other way until this goes bad, then try to cover their a--es. Reap what you sow, fools of the school district. This will come back to haunt you.
Dara was NOT bullied !! i Attended Glenwood Middle school last year , Dara left St.Charles school last year because she WAS the bully , she spit in peoples faces, Glenwood kids are very nice , i've known them my whole life , & im sure none of them ever bullied her .
Courtyaknow: please, all the Glenwood kids are nice? Typical born-and-bred Boardmanite: we're perfect, our little "nice place to call home" is wonderful, our kids are angels. Look around, take off the blinders, step out of your backyard. Notice anything different today than maybe two years ago? Ten years ago? Even if this kid did get bounced from St. Charles does that make it alright for the Glenwood punks to roll-up on her? Oh right, if they are from a Boardman school then they must be right...
My wife and I agree with Buckeyebear. How can the school control what goes on with the students at home on thier own time. 11 million in damage then when I was in school in the 80's my damage should of been 110 million. I had red hair hair and was bullied everyday. It made me a better person. Hard to believe bullying helped me in a positive way.
My son is 11 and has never had an IM account and dont have a cell phone. He's still bullied everyday in school. I believe more parents should be involved. I check my 14yr old's and my 17yr olds facebook accounts. I know there log in and passwords on the hot-mails. And I check my 17yr olds phone. I'm not sure that's the point. We as parents can do alot for our children ... IF our children communicate. My daughter was continually harassed by a boy her age this summer. She never once kept the msg the boy was sending her and I could do nothing without it. I really feel for those people who's children take there life for such crap. If only we could somehow get it thru there head how much there life changes after they become adults and how much that bully dont matter anymore. I to was bullied most of my school years. No one took the time to even get to know me for them to even know if I was a bad person. They just took the word of those "popular" kids who said bad things about me. I do believe if we are gonna stop bullies....our children have to not be afraid of retaliation. There needs to be a no retaliation law. Where if someone turns someone in they should not be able to retaliate... and if they do they suffer the consequences.


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Modern wars aren't fought just with guns, tanks, missiles, and bombs. To fight wars today, the US military depends on a 27-foot telescopic rod that dispenses a torrent of jet fuel at the rate of 1,000 gallons a minute. Without this metal boom and the airplane that tows it across the sky, the American military machine doesn't move beyond our own shores.
When the first American forces deployed to Afghanistan in 2001, they were carried in the bellies of cavernous transport planes that would never have completed the journey from base to battlefield without refueling along the way. When stealth aircraft launched a preemptive strike on the purported hideout of Iraqi president Saddam Hussein in 2003, a refueling tanker kept them from plummeting into the ocean. These essential rendezvous usually happen 25,000 feet above the earth.
The receiving plane approaches the tanker from behind. When the two planes are nearly touching, a boom operator lying on his belly in the tanker's tail, peering out a glass window like a 1940s bombardier, guides his instrument into a fuel port near the nose of the thirsty plane and starts pumping. A tanker can top off the 35,000-gallon tanks of the gargantuan C-17 cargo plane in half an hour and smaller planes in less than five minutes. At that rate, it could refuel the average automobile in less than two seconds.
Take away the tankers and you neuter the US armed forces. As the attendants of these midair pit stops are fond of reminding their customers, "You can't kick ass without tanker gas."
Yet just how long the tankers can keep kicking ass is a question. The workhorses of the refueling fleet are 50-year-old airplanes that went into service when Dwight Eisenhower occupied the White House. To keep these 400 or so old planes flying—and from falling apart—they've been fitted with new engines, new electronic guidance systems, even new wings. But the planes otherwise are ancient.
Today's tanker pilots are flying airplanes first flown by their grandfathers. These planes won't all be replaced until the middle of this century, at which point they'll be 80 years old. The pilots who will fly the planes then haven't been born yet.
For nearly a decade, the military's leadership and its overseers in Congress have tried and failed to replace the tankers with newer models. With any luck, they'll achieve the mission sometime in the coming weeks. By late December, the Air Force has promised to award a contract for new tankers, potentially worth up to $40 billion, to one of two companies—Boeing, the largest aircraft manufacturer in the United States, or the European Aeronautic Defense and Space Company (EADS), which owns Airbus, the largest plane builder in Europe.
If the Air Force meets its deadline, the award will bring to a close the most controversial, politically contentious, and personally ruinous military contract in modern history. The damage this deal has wrought, measured in wasted taxpayer dollars and wasted lives, includes two people who have gone to prison; one CEO who has resigned in disgrace; two members of Congress who have died unable to close the deal and another who has been indelibly tainted by scandal; the destroyed credibility of some senior military leaders; and, in the end, a US military that is still being moved around the world by an airplane that will, sooner rather than later, be unfit to fly.
This is not the story of how the US government bought an airplane but of how it has failed to buy an airplane. And of how a generation of leaders has abrogated the wise stewardship of the public's wealth in favor of narrower institutional concerns and petty grievances. It's a story of how business gets done in Washington.


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December 18, 2014
PANAMA CITY BEACH-- Cleaning up the streets was a hot topic at the Panama City Beach City Council meeting Thursday afternoon.
The City is getting complaints about trash cans on Front Beach Road near Pier Park. Mayor Gayle Oberst says they're an eyesore and she is asking the council to support her beautification project.
The managing partner of Mr. Trash is frustrated as well. He says trash bins outside beach homes are messy and topple over with too much garbage.
Oberst wants to contain all residential trash cans on front beach road in a white-picket fence type enclosure to prevent messes on our roadways.
"A three-foot-by-three-foot it doesn't have to be completely covering up the trash can as long as the trash can is not next to the road tipped over with the lid open," said Joe Kennedy, Mr. Trash Managing Partner.
The trash can enclosure idea received praise from council members. They will discuss the plan in more detail at a future Beach council meeting.
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Oil Futures Pass $60
Updated from 2:25 p.m. EST
Energy prices rose Wednesday as problems at North American refineries affected the supply of refined products and as the deadline for Iran to abide by a U.N. resolution to halt its nuclear research loomed.
The April contract for light, sweet crude ended the trading day up $1.23 to $60.07 a barrel at the New York Mercantile Exchange. The March contract has expired.
The April contract for natural gas finished up 3 cents at $7.65 per million British thermal units. Heating oil added 2 cents to close at $1.68 a gallon, and gasoline gained 3 cents, finishing at $1.70 a gallon.Refinery outages are generating some concern over the energy sector's ability to change its focus from winter heating oil to refined products such as gasoline, according to Tom Bentz, energy analyst at BNP Paribas Commodity Futures in New York. A fire shut in Valero's (VLO) McKee refinery in Sunray, Texas, on Friday. Valero now says it won't attempt a restart for several weeks. The refinery produces roughly 160,000 barrels a day, 54,000 barrels of which are refined products. Last week, a fire also struck Imperial Oil's (IMO) Nanticoke refinery in Canada, causing a gasoline shortage in the Ontario region. Regardless of the refinery issues, the current inventories of gasoline and other refined products in the U.S. are "comfortable," according to Bentz. Geopolitical tensions around the globe are also keeping energy prices somewhat elevated. Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad promised Wednesday to continue to pursue uranium enrichment regardless of the possibility of a reaction by the international community. Today is the deadline for Iran to demonstrate to the U.N. that it's acting upon its resolution calling for a stoppage.
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Booking Space in the Vari Hall Kiosk
The RED Zone Kiosk, located in the Vari Hall Rotunda, can now be booked by department based peer staff working with any of the units within SCLD or academic departments! This is a great way to promote the facet of SCLD or department you are working with in one of the busiest areas of the University.
Please Note: Peer groups and department based groups are part of a larger department within the University. Booking the Vari Hall Kiosk is different than tabling by student clubs and organizations.
How to Book the Kiosk
Kiosk booking requests are to be sent by email to Lyna Truong.
Please include the following information in your request to use the Vari Hall Kiosk:
■ Proposed Date of Event
■ Start and End time of your event
■ Event Name
■ Type of Event
■ Contact person's name and number
■ Department Name
■ Approximate Number of People Staffing Event
■ Location Preference
• Kiosk bookings will not be confirmed until the above information is provided.
• Once all pertinent information is received, a confirmation email will be sent to you.
• Should there be any last minute changes to your booking, we will notify you immediately using the contact information you have provided us.
• The kiosk hours are Monday-Friday 10am-4pm
• You are responsible for your own signage and supplies.
• Please note that the use of chairs will be assigned on a first come first serve basis. Should you require additional chairs, we will be unable to facilitate that request.
If your event is cancelled, please contact us immediately so that we can make the space available for someone else.
Space is allocated to student groups/organizations officially registered with the Centre for Student Community & Leadership Development (SCLD).
• An application form must be completed to reserve space.
• Filling out an application does not guarantee a booking.
• Space will not be reserved by telephone.
• To ensure availability, space should be booked five business days prior to the event.
• Cancellations may be made by calling (416) 736-5144.
All bookings are subject to cancellation without notice.
SCLD will reserve one table and two chairs for use by the applicant subject to the following conditions:
1. Tables and chairs must be picked up from 144A Central Square (next to Scott Religious Centre) and carried to the designated location by the signing authority or table staff. Tables are not to be left unattended at any time.
2. Tables in Vari Hall must be located against one of the north quadrants of the Rotunda that face the Commons.
3. All tables and chairs must be returned to 144A Central Square (next to Scott Religious Centre) by the specified time. Groups failing to return their tables and chairs may be denied future use of space.
4. Groups are not permitted to move table locations once application has been approved without the permission of SCLD.
5. Tables are to be used for the dissemination of information, club promotion, membership recruitment, and fundraising.
6. Bake sales or events serving food must be approved by Food Services in advance.
7. Cultural and larger events will be recommended to be held in the East Bear Pit area.
8. Sound amplification is not permitted during regular tabling hours (including musical instruments).
9. The academic/administrative needs of the University take precedence over any booking for use of space. As such, these bookings are subject to cancellation without notice.
10. Users are asked to respect their proximity to the Library and must comply with the University's food and alcohol policies, non-smoking policies, fire and safety requirements, etc.
11. All groups/organizations must, at all times, maintain a clean, orderly, and informative environment when using space. Adhesive tape must not be used on the walls or windows; hooks, magnets, and string are recommended. No adhesives are permitted on wooden, drywall, or glass surfaces.
12. We require 24 hours notice for cancellation. Groups failing to show may be denied future use of space.
13. Organizations must respect the fact that there will be groups tabling around them and therefore cannot disturb or otherwise take away from what other groups are promoting by their actions. The aim of all groups tabling must be to create a peaceful atmosphere for everyone and not interfere with what another group is doing, so long as it does not violate any policies or procedures.
14. Violations of tabling rules and regulations will result in organizations losing future tabling privileges including those that have been previously confirmed.
The University reserves the right to terminate a tabling session should the University determine that there is a significant issue that prevents the event from continuing.
It is the responsibility of the signing authority to ensure that users of space abide by Presidential Regulations and all other University policies and procedures.
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Travis Demers of ESPN 1080 The Fan in Portland joins Nate & Creight to discuss tonight's Game 4 of the Rockets series against the Trail Blazers. They talk about the reaction in Portland to the Rockets' win. They also get into the big series Mo Williams is having from a troubled Trail Blazers bench, and of course the Donald Sterling situation in L.A.
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Former Houston Rocket Sleepy Floyd joined Mad Radio and they discussed the Rockets tough loss to the Blazers and what the Rockets need to change for Game 2.
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HOUSTON (CBS Houston): At the time, it seemed like the most boneheaded play LaMarcus Aldridge could make. In hindsight, it could be Machiavellian brilliance. With 1:05 left in overtime, with the game tied at 116, […]
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They just wouldn't go away. So many times on Sunday night you were waiting for Portland tip their cap and call it day. They didn't do it. In their stunning 122-120 game one overtime win, […]
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Travis Demers of ESPN 1080 The Fan in Portland joins Nate & Creight to discuss the upcoming playoff series between the Rockets and Trail Blazers. They talk about the rivalry between Patrick Beverly and Damian Lillard, and get into Nic Batum's potential impact on the games.
Jenny Dial Creech Talks Rockets Playoff Focus
Houston Chronicle beat reporter for the Houston Rockets, Jenny Dial Creech joins Brett Dolan and Alex Del Barrio to talk about tonight's opening playoff game against the Trailblazers. They discuss the how each team is focused for the playoffs, analyze the "Twin Towers" idea of Asik and Howard being in the same lineup, and even get into how Pat Beverly's attitude drives the team.
Numbers Say Game 1 Is A Must-Win
Tomorrow afternoon, the 2014 NBA Playoffs will begin when the Raptors host the Nets. At some point during that game, and in every other game played this weekend you'll hear the "winner of game 1 […]
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Tas Melas of NBA.com and NBA TV joined Mad Radio and they talked about the NBA Playoffs and his thoughts on the Houston Rockets/ Portland Trailblazers series, should Asik and Howard play together and the lack of playoff experience for Portland.
H-Town Hoops Show: The Full Forty-Eight
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MONTPELLIER, France – German rider Andre Greipel won Thursday's sixth stage of the Tour de France in a sprint finish, and Daryl Impey became the first South African to wear the race leader's yellow jersey after taking it from teammate Simon Gerrans.
In baking hot temperatures, Greipel surged ahead some 500 meters from the line and held off a strong challenge from Peter Sagan and Marcel Kittel.
"It was a very nervous stage today," Greipel said. "We knew we could take it in the sprint, and we were ready for that."
Greipel, 30, dedicated his fifth career Tour stage win to his Lotto-Belisol teammate Jurgen Van den Broeck, who pulled out before the start of after failing to overcome a knee injury from a crash Wednesday.
"Of course, sometimes happiness and sadness can be so close together. I have to say (manager) Marc Sargeant did a great job this morning at the bus and tried to get this out of our heads," Greipel said. "It shows the character we have in this team."
Mark Cavendish was caught in a crash close to the end of the stage and wasted a lot of energy pedaling hard to rejoin the main pack. He finished fourth, the day after winning his 24th career Tour stage to close the gap on archrival Sagan in the contest for the sprinter's green jersey.
Greipel's win moved him above Cavendish and into second place, 29 points behind Sagan. Third-place Cavendish is 40 points behind Sagan. Another win for Cavendish would have tied him with Andre Leducq for third on the all-time list of stage winners at the 110-year-old race.
"Today they made it like textbook and we are really happy," Greipel said, praising his teammates.
Perhaps feeling the effects of his spill, Cavendish lacked his usual powers of acceleration and couldn't generate enough speed when he pulled out to the left and tried unsuccessfully to get around the three in front.
Impey took over the leader's jersey from his Orica Greenedge teammate.
"It's a historic day for South Africa, the first to wear a yellow jersey," the 28-year-old Impey said. "It will definitely change my life. Hopefully people will start recognizing me, maybe."
Gerrans revealed that he had eased up to let Impey overtake him in the overall standings. That was a reward for Impey helping Gerrans to win Monday's third stage and his role in helping Orica Greenedge win the team time trial the following day.
"Daryl was a huge part of me getting the jersey so I thought it was a nice gesture to be able to pass it on to him now," Gerrans said. "He was an integral part of the team's time trial. I thought it was only fitting That he could spend a day or two in the jersey as well."
The pack stayed together until the end of a 110-mile route from Aix-en-Provence to Montpellier that was totally flat, except for one small category 4 climb.
But that did not prevent more crashes on this year's race.
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Cascade Corp. Swings To Loss In Q1
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) ¿ Cascade Corp. posted a loss for its fiscal first quarter due to weak demand and expenses tied to the closure of a manufacturing facility.
The Portland, Ore.-based manufacturer said it lost $12.1 million, or $1.12 per share, for the quarter ended April 30. That's down from a profit of $11 million, or $1.01 per share, in the same quarter of last year. The most recent results include $4.8 million of restructuring costs, primarily as a result of the close of a manufacturing facility in France.
Total sales fell 49 percent to $76.3 million for the first quarter.
Analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters expected the company to earn 13 cents per share on revenue of $87.6 million for the quarter. Analyst expectations typically exclude one-time items.Shares of Cascade Corp. fell $2.57, or nearly 9 percent, to $27.50 in after-hours trading Thursday following the news.
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Neha Dhupia Launches Big Cola
New Delhi, June 24 (ANI): The number of brands that Neha Dhupia is endorsing these days, certainly makes her the brand queen. She launched yet another brand in Mumbai recently. We asked Neha whether she uses the brands that she endorses. Neha Dhupia looks fitter than ever. We wonder how she manages to work out with her busy schedule. The actress will next be seen in Kabeer Kaushik s film Maximum , which is set to release on June 29.


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For many Coloradans, access to higher education is the key to achieving the American dream. Yet, escalating tuition costs and the mountains of debt owed well after graduation have threatened to erode access to higher education for an entire generation of Coloradans. Guaranteeing a world class education that gives every student a chance to succeed has been one of my top priorities for as long as I've been in public service. I know that by working together, we can ensure our young people are leaving school prepared to secure good-paying jobs in the global economy, particularly in growing fields like the burgeoning clean energy sector.
Early Childhood Education
Studies have shown that children who are behind on basic skills when they start school are more likely to lag behind their peers throughout the rest of their education. It's critical that we work to ensure every student has the chance to succeed by giving them the tools they need to enter school ready to learn. That is why I support high-quality, comprehensive early-childhood programs like Head Start, which has a proven record of helping with cognitive development, socialization and long-term performance.
Elementary and Secondary Education
Children need a safe learning environment, small class sizes and the basic tools for learning – such as up-to-date books and state-of-the-art technology – in order to thrive and grow into the next generation of global leaders. They also need the highest-quality teachers, but too often a teacher's pay doesn't match the importance of the job that they do. As a result, school districts are increasingly finding it difficult to recruit talented teachers. We must find a way to improve teachers' pay and provide professional development opportunities that help teachers and administrators continue to excel.
In 2001, the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act was enacted. While the intent of the law was to enhance student performance and increase accountability, a lack of funding and flexibility for the states and local school districts has resulted in unfunded mandates and rigid federal rules. To help fix this, I introduced legislation – the Growth to Excellence Act – which is based on the nationally recognized "growth model" developed in Colorado. My bill would measure students' individual academic growth as a yardstick of school performance, as opposed to applying unattainable, one-size-fits-all standards that, if not met, actually punish schools under NCLB. As the Senate continues its work on the necessary changes to NCLB, I will continue to be a strong voice for Colorado's parents, students, teachers and administrators.
Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM)
The United States cannot remain the world leader in scientific discovery and innovation unless it continues to invest in educating Americans in science, technology, engineering and math – more commonly referred to as STEM education. A well-rounded education will be the key to success in the 21st century economy, which is why improving STEM education will give our children the best chance to succeed in an ever-changing global jobs race. Yet despite the growing importance of STEM fields, American students continue to perform poorly on international tests of science and math compared to other industrialized nations. We must improve investments now to prepare them for the jobs of tomorrow – and that includes producing qualified teachers to guide them.
I have promoted STEM education as a founding co-chairman of the STEM Education Caucus in the U.S. House of Representatives, and now as a member of the Senate STEM Education Caucus.
Higher Education
From my conversations with students and school leaders at Colorado's institutions of higher learning – and as the father of two recent college graduates – I am acutely aware of the difficulties facing our country's higher education system, including shrinking state budgets. As part of our ongoing efforts to prepare our students to succeed, we must call on colleges and universities to reassess the skyrocketing cost of a college education so that no student is priced out of success. That's why I welcomed President Obama's commitment to focus on reducing the cost of a college education – our kids deserve no less.
Student Loans
More and more Colorado students are graduating from college with a mortgage-sized student loan to repay. Since my first days in Congress, I have fought to find ways to help young Americans finance their education. This needs to be a key part of the effort to improve our higher education system.
In March 2010, Congress passed and President Obama signed into law reforms that eliminated subsidies paid to private lenders and redirected the savings to investments in community colleges and additional Pell Grants for students. In May of 2012, I fought to keep interest rates on federally subsidized student loans from doubling, which would have cost the average student as much as $1,000 more to attend college. And in July 2013, I supported a Senate-led bipartisan deal to reverse a sharp spike in student loan rates and to ensure that student borrowers can take advantage of historically low rates today. But our work is certainly not done, and I intend to push for further reforms to the student loan program to make education more affordable for Colorado students and prepare them for good-paying jobs in the global marketplace.
Expanding Access to Resources for Survivors of Campus Sexual Assault
Campus sexual assault is a serious problem at colleges and universities across the nation. That's why I'm pressing the U.S. Department of Education to require colleges to proactively inform survivors of sexual assault about help available to them, including treatment for physical trauma, counseling and legal assistance. Ensuring that students and college staff have information about health care providers charged with managing the acute and long-term needs of sexual assault survivors is one step toward providing survivors with the tools to start the healing process and to seek justice.
Tackling Student Loan Debt, Boosting Colorado's Economy
More than 760,000 Coloradans carry student loan debt, including some loans with interest rates as high as 14 percent. A bachelor's degree should open doors for graduates — not leave them with decades of crippling debt. That's why I introduced a plan to allow borrowers to refinance their student loans. The Bank on Students Emergency Loan Refinancing Act would allow all students with Stafford Loans, Unsubsidized Stafford Loans, Federal PLUS Loans and Federal Consolidation Loans to refinance at this year's low rates: 3.86 percent for undergraduates and 5.41 percent for graduate students. This common-sense bill also would allow students in good standing the option to refinance their high-interest, private student loans and reinvest in themselves, their families and our economy. I will continue fighting to make college more affordable so that all Coloradans have access to higher education and the opportunity to pursue their passions.
Increasing Energy Efficiency in Our Schools
I re-introduced the Streamlining Energy Efficiency for Schools Act in order to organize and better facilitate efforts to improve the energy efficiency of our schools. There are currently several programs that help schools become more energy efficient, however these programs are littered throughout our government and have varying requirements that make it challenging for schools to take full advantage of them. My bill will provide a coordinated structure so schools can more easily navigate the existing federal programs and financing options. It will cut through red tape, while still leaving it up to the states, school boards and local officials to determine what is best for their school.
Ensuring School Lunch Rules are Flexible and Balanced
Encouraging kids to get active and make healthy eating choices should be priorities as we combat the growing child obesity problem, which is why I have backed legislation, such as the Healthy Kids from Day One Act, to promote physical activity and healthy eating. I led a bipartisan effort to prevent the U.S. Department of Agriculture from imposing overly rigid restrictions on the vegetables that schools can serve at meals. School lunch providers in Colorado told me that this restriction will result in significant challenges for food service operations through higher costs, reduced flexibility and fewer students participating in school meal programs. The law, signed on Nov. 18, 2011, now allows schools working within already tight budgets the flexibility to provide nutritious meals – including starchy vegetables like peas, corn and potatoes that are cooked in a healthy way – and teaching kids healthy eating choices.
Helping Rural Schools Access Broadband Internet Services
I was proud to help a group of 21 rural Colorado school districts win its appeal to keep federal government funding to provide students with broadband Internet services. I organized a bipartisan, delegation-wide letter to urge the Federal Communications Commission to resolve an outstanding appeal by the Colorado East Central Board of Cooperative Educational Services regarding E-Rate funding. These rural school districts rely on E-Rate funding to provide their students with important educational tools over the Internet, like upper-level distance-learning courses. I am thankful the FCC listened to our concerns and gave these school districts some peace of mind as they plan their budgets and curricula for the upcoming year.


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Do you want to get more business through social media?
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In this article you'll find 16 resources to help you generate leads with social media.
How to Generate Leads
Before you boost your social media lead generation, it's essential to make sure you've established yourself as an authority in your field through your website, blog and enewsletter, as well as your business practices.
These points of contact are incredibly useful for generating leads, and at the very least, are perfect for maintaining contact with your readers, subscribers and customers.
10 Ways to Turn Your Blog Into a Lead-Generation Machine: This "10-step prescription to increase your visibility and attract more qualified folks to your site" by Ann Handley on Entrepreneur is a matter-of-fact way to look at your blog strategy through the lens of lead gen.
How to Generate More Leads With Your Blog: 5 Tips
Does your business have a blog?
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You already know you need to create awesome blog content, but there's more to business blogging than just that.
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Shands holds it own version of the Tour de France
By Clint Holzapfel on July 20th, 2012 | Last updated: July 23, 2013 at 8:37 am
With the Tour de France coming to a close the Shands Fitness and Wellness Center has its own cycling race for people to try. Floridas 89.1, WUFT-FM's Clint Holzapfel reports.
UF hit and run victim dies
By WUFT News on July 12th, 2012 | Last updated: July 22, 2013 at 4:12 pm
Shands Hospital has confirmed that 20 year old University of Florida student Rebecca Harris has died from injuries she suffered after she was struck in a hit-and-run accident on June 23rd. Harris, from Seminole County, had been in critical condition […]
Breastfeeding moms to get more support from Shands Hospital for Children
By Fernanda Ponce on July 10th, 2012 | Last updated: July 23, 2013 at 8:33 am
New mothers will see an increase of baby-friendly hospitals thanks to a National Breastfeeding Program known as the National Best Fed Beginnings program that aims to improve breastfeeding support for mothers. Shands Hospital for Children at the University of Florida […]
Man who brought dead body to hospital released
By Danny Gibble on July 2nd, 2012 | Last updated: March 28, 2013 at 3:47 pm
The Gainesville Police Department says a man who was being held at Shands Hospital after dropping off a dead body has now been released. Salvatore Campagna brought the body of Eva Clark to the hosptial on Sunday afternoon and GPD decided to hold Campagna […]
Shands begins next phase of Shands Hospital for Children at UF
By Keaton Webb and Catherine Awasthi on May 17th, 2012 | Last updated: July 23, 2013 at 9:34 am
The University of Florida and Shands is beginning the next phase in the evolution of the Shands Hospital for Children. Senior vice president for Health Affairs and President of the UF & Shands Health System, Dr. David Guzick , presented plans for the project at […]
ShandsCair 2 will provide speedy medical services to Marion County
By Jordan Matich on April 16th, 2012 | Last updated: July 23, 2013 at 10:57 pm
Marion County Fire Rescue introduced the latest addition to its services- ShandsCair 2 As Florida's 89.1, WUFT-FM's Jordan Matich reports, the air-medical helicopter will provide faster service for trauma patients in the county.
Shands ready for next phase of new treatment facility
By Rachel Stern on April 12th, 2012 | Last updated: July 23, 2013 at 11:29 pm
The Alachua County Commission unanimously approved the new Shands drug addiction and eating disorders facility earlier this week. As Florida's 89.1, WUFT-FM's Rachel Stern .


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Per multiple sources, The Tampa Bay Buccaneers will reportedly release cornerback Darrelle Revis if they can't find a trade partner by Wednesday at 4PM.
Revis was traded to the Bucs from the Jets prior to the 2013 season for a first and a third round draft pick. If he is released before Thursday at 4 then that third rounder becomes a fourth rounder.
Since Lovie Smith was hired to be the Bucs 10th Head Coach there has been speculation that they would try to move the superstar corner, because he doesn't seem to fit Smith's Tampa 2 zone scheme.
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Energy Savers in the Community: Fuel Cell Vehicle PioneerFebruary 18, 2010 9:44 am | by Energy Savers Blog | Blogs | Comments
As the communications coordinator for EERE's Clean Cities program, I'm always on the lookout for interesting stories about alternative fuel vehicles. So when my church pastor, Todd Thomas, mentioned that he'd soon be driving a hydrogen fuel cell vehicle, it caught my attention. What a...
What Do You Think of Fuel Cell Vehicle Pilot Programs?February 18, 2010 9:44 am | by Energy Savers Blog | Blogs | Comments
Yesterday, you read about Todd's experience with a fuel cell vehicle pilot program.
Researchers Find Switch That Allows Cancer Cells to SpreadFebruary 18, 2010 9:43 am | by Curious Cat Science and Engineering Blog | News | Comments
Researchers discovered of a specific protein called disabled-2 (Dab2) that switches on the process that releases cancer cells from the original tumor and allows the cells to spread and develop into new tumors in other parts of the body. The process called epithelial-mesenchymal...
Grant from Goizueta Foundation Advances Science and Engineering at YaleFebruary 18, 2010 9:43 am | by Yale University | News | Comments
Yale University today announced receipt of a grant from The Goizueta Foundation, which has a long history of supporting science and engineering education at the University. The award of $1.915 million will establish the School of Engineering & Applied Science Advanced Graduate...
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The latest ultrasound device created by Cornell graduate student George K. Lewis could one day introduce a whole new level of home therapy for pain management.
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FDA requires REMS that ensures that only those hospitals and healthcare professionals who have enrolled and completed training in risk management program will prescribe and dispense ESAs to patients with cancer.
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Consumers who have a history of gastrointestinal ulcers or a bleeding disorder should not use Maalox Total Relief because it contains bismuth subsalicylate, a substance chemically related to aspirin.
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Voxware narrows fiscal 2nd-qtr loss as costs dipFebruary 12, 2010 3:01 pm | by The Associated Press | News | Comments
Voxware Inc., which makes voice-driven software for use in warehouse operations, said Friday that its fiscal second-quarter loss narrowed as costs fell.For the quarter ended Dec. 31, Voxware reported a loss of $528,000, or 7 cents per share, compared with a loss of $1.7 million, or 26 cents per...
Capital projects questioned in lean budget yearFebruary 12, 2010 2:01 pm | by BARRY MASSEY - Associated Press Writer - Associated Press | News | Comments
With New Mexico cutting schools and health care services, lawmakers fumed Friday over a proposal to finance economic development projects benefiting corporations like the Hewlett-Packard Co.A proposal to allocate $38 million for capital improvements passed the Senate but not before several...


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Macworld Editors' and Readers' Choice awards voting begins
Macworld has announced that they're looking for nominations and votes for their fourth annual Reader's Choice awards-- they're asking interested parties to drop a note over on this forum thread in the categories of Apple Product of the Year, Third Party Hardware and Software of the Year, and Mac Gem...
MacThemes 2 public voting has begun
Phill Ryu writes in to tell us that public voting has begun for the latest MacThemes contest (in which three of the themes will be chosen to win $1000 in software and become available for ShapeShifter). There are tons of entries (55, to be exact), and they all look pretty darn good in my civilian op...
Follow Up: Hillary-as-Big-Brother authored on a Mac
"Hi. I'm Phil. I did it. And I'm proud of it...I made the 'Vote Different' ad," said Philip de Vellis on this recent Huffington Post writeup. A "proud Democrat" and Obama supporter, deVellis authored the Hillary-as-Big-Brother ad on his personal Macintosh, uploaded it to YouTube and passed the link...
Insanely Great Tees announces 6 new shirts to vote on
Insanely Great Tees, the clever new Mac-centric shirt shop, has announced 6 new t-shirts - but not all of them are going to see the light of day. Apparently the insanely great crew are having a tough time deciding which ones they like most, so they've put it to a vote for the rest of us. Head over t...
My Dream App opens voting, offers free Pzizz licenses
My Dream App, the revolutionary new 'American Idol' of software from Phill Ryu which we've been covering, has officially opened the first elimination round voting to the public. A total of 24 apps are on the chopping block, and it's up to y'all to decide which are voted off the island, and which ge...
AOL refreshes Netscape as social news site with a twist
AOL yesterday relaunched the aging Netscape.com as a social news site (yea, like digg) but with a professional journalistic twist. Check it out. Anyone can sign up, submit and vote on interesting stories from across the web in a wide range of categories from politics, money, television, technology, ...
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