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Archive for November 2012
Microsoft sued over Live Tiles
Small software company claims it invented the new interface to Windows 8 and Windows Phone years ago.
Apple iPad mini: more mini than you may think
A teardown of Apple's new iPad Mini reveals it has a lot in common with the much smaller iPod Touch, but without the high-resolution display
iPad mini: more mini than you may think (continued)
Critics worried that the lack of a Retina display may ruin the iPad mini can take heart from microscopic analysis showing the mini's display isn't as bad as all that.
Sky smartpen is smokin'
LiveScribe's new Sky Wi-Fi smartpen, once rendered bug-free, can provide a digital recording of what you're writing and a digital recording of what you're hearing.
Xbox tablet to surface soon
Microsoft is said to be working on a 7-inch version of its Surface tablet that's designed just for gaming.
Two screens are not better than one
A laptop-tablet cross poses some real problems for those intent on using both screens simultaneously.
Apple pipped by Samsung for top phone
Latest figures have Samsungs's Galaxy S III phone outselling the Apple iPhone. But how long can the Korean hold onto the top spot?
Foxtel Go: much better late than never
Years after pay TV companies around the world moved onto the iPad, Foxtel has followed suit with an app to make other platforms orange with envy.
Surface with Windows RT let down by software
There is something un-Australian about a tablet that won't let you listen to the cricket. Try as we might, we haven't been able to tune into the cricket with Microsoft's Surface with Windows RT tablet.
Nokia Maps on iPhone almost Here
Nokia announces a new multi-platform mapping service that will help get the Nokia brand under the nose and skin of Apple users
Samsung launches Galaxy Note II in Oz
The update to the surprise hit Galaxy Note will go on sale in Australia next week, with slightly better features than overseas versions.
Samsung brings Note II tricks to Galaxy S3
A leaked firmware update for the Samsung Galaxy S III shows it will be getting some of the niftier features from the Note II
Nintendo Wii U off to modest start
Short lines for Nintendo's new console could be a bad sign for the console industry, and for humanity as a whole. Or maybe it was just too cold to queue.
Apple seeds Samsung's innovation
The Samsung Galaxy Note II is a product borne out of Apple's litigious rivalry with Samsung. It has a big screen and better still, a stylus that works.
Apple TV: a long and winding road
The world has been holding its breath for Apple's entry into the TV market. Lucky it's only a figure of speech: an analyst predicts it will be another year yet before an Apple TV arrives.
Clever phone, genius camera
Superior photos are just one reason to make the switch to Nokia's new Windows 8 model.
Microsoft working on Xbox TV
The Verge has heard from multiple sources that Microsoft is making an Xbox set-top-box that will focus on casual gaming and serious TV watching.
Nokia Lumia shortages: we hope you like red
Nokia's flagship Windows Phone 8 device, the Lumia 920, is selling out overseas. But only in certain colours.
Atom power opens Windows for Acer
In the 1960s cartoon Atom Ant, the superhero, a tiny, lovable ant named Atom, had super-human strength (or, technically, super-ant strength, but it also surpassed the strength of humans), super-human speed and could fly.
Apple sets a date for new iMacs
Apple's latest iMac, possibly the best-looking PC in the history of the universe, comes out Friday November 30. It's a pity we're in the post-PC world.
A view to a thrill
The Sony Xperia TX is an Android mobile also known as the James Bond phone. Awesome.
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Every time Roslyn turns the key to her Hanover townhome, she stops, appreciates each groove, and opens the door.
This is still fairly new for her, because a little over a year ago Roslyn, a Richmond area native, did not have a steady roof over her head.
For some time, she was homeless — trying to find a place to sleep for her and her son. Roslyn made sure her young boy stayed with a friend or relative. But, at times, Roslyn's car became her home.
"Sometimes I cry tears of joy. Sometimes I smile, I just go on," Roslyn said.
She is not the only one who has been in this situation.
Roslyn is one of several individuals who have struggled to find a consistent and affordable place to live in Hanover County.
Homelessness is typically seen as an urban problem. Locally, the homeless population is there but may not be as obvious. Sometimes people will sleep in the woods, their cars or even in motels, said Karen Willis, director of Ashland Community Outreach, who works directly with many of those individuals each week.
Although data are recorded each year by organizations like Homeward, with the goal to prevent homelessness in greater Richmond, the county's entire population may not always be accounted for.
"As a community, we have long since overlooked our homeless population," said Sheree Hedrick, executive director of Hanover Safe Place.
The low income population is also visible within Hanover schools where 15.6 percent of all students, including those in pre-kindergarten to high school, are eligible for free or reduced cost lunch, according to the most recent data from the school division.
Hedrick added that there is not a thorough effort to seek and "really understand [it]."
Willis said the reports that do try to capture that population show small numbers for Hanover because not everyone is accounted for, including those who are living in motel rooms paid for by local churches or groups. She added that those in motels are usually not discovered until churches can no longer pay for lodging and contact ACO or Hanover Safe Place for assistance.
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development defines someone as being homeless if they are "living in a place not fit for human habitation, a shelter, [or] a victim of domestic violence." HUD's definition also includes individuals who are staying in lodging paid for by churches and other organizations.
Hanover Safe Place and Ashland Community Outreach are two Hanover-based organizations that received funding to help the homeless for the 2013-2014 fiscal year. Under HUD's definition of homeless, organizations like those previously mentioned can apply for federal funding, or an emergency solutions grant from the Virginia Department of Housing and Community Development through a model called Rapid Re-housing.
Roslyn was one of 38 who received assistance from both ACO and HSP last year. After getting laid off from her job as a secretary at a hospital, Roslyn became homeless but she also went through an emotionally abusive marriage (The Herald-Progress agreed to withhold her last name for this story because of that situation).
The two groups helped her find her current townhouse and used federal funding to help Roslyn afford her rent.
In order for organizations to receive money to help people find housing, Hedrick said it is the organizations' responsibility to prove the county's need because numerous other localities also apply.
"We know anecdotally that it is here, but anecdotally does not make the case for needing funds," Hedrick said.
There are a number of different reasons someone may end up without a home.
Some have mental issues "and cannot sustain themselves very well," Willis said.
Others may lose their jobs and can no longer afford their rent, and, as a result lose their housing. Willis said that when they do find a new job, they now face a bad credit history after losing their previous residence, which prevents them from transitioning to a new home.
If they do find an affordable place to live, some often have trouble paying both a security deposit and first month's rent to secure a home or an apartment, Willis said.
This was a problem Dana Pankey, one of Willis' local clients, encountered.
In the single motel room that is now her home, boxes of pots and pans sit on top of the family's dinner table and plastic storage bins filled with clothes are pushed up against the wall. Pankey had to move herself, her three kids and some of their belongings into the long-term stay motel room after they lost their previous home. Two of her children are young adults and are staying with friends until the family finds a house.
Although Pankey has a stable job working for a company that provides homecare for the elderly, where she puts in 37 hours a week for a little over $8 an hour, she has had trouble finding an affordable house. The father is no longer in the picture, so Pankey's salary is the family's only source of income.
Each week, Pankey coughs up $165 for the motel room, which she said takes almost her entire paycheck. The rest of her income often goes to gas for driving to work and transporting the kids to and from school.
"I just hope I can get out of here soon," Pankey said.
Often people transitioning from temporary shelter, a hotel or family member's home, to a more stable living situation, face the challenge of finding housing within their budgets.
Pankey does not fit under the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's definition of "homeless," because she is currently paying for a motel room on her own.
But like a number of people in Hanover County, Pankey struggles to pull together enough money for both a deposit and first month's rent for a rental home while making close to minimum wage.
Sometimes she even has a hard time affording her family's current housing, reaching out to churches for monetary help on weeks that she may come up short on payments.
"It's sort of hard to work in Hanover County and yet you can't live [there]," Willis said.
As a result, Willis said people will live outside of the county where other problems arise such as finding transportation or a place to sleep near their job. Willis said individuals often "double up" in relatives' homes near their work, sleep in their vehicles or stay at a motel.
"Most of them don't have to worry about their credit and they wind up paying close to $200 a week in those motels," Willis said. "But it keeps them out here and close to their jobs."
In some cases, Willis said those who are working minimum wage jobs do become homeless. Although they can afford monthly housing payments, they can't afford the initial security deposit plus rent.
"There are some issues that we do have in Hanover County," Willis said.
While Hanover Safe Place also participates in the Rapid Re-housing program and received federal support before ACO joined them this year, the agency focuses primarily on the victims of domestic violence population.
According to HUD data, about 15 percent of Virginia's homeless population are domestic violence victims.
Hedrick said the agency takes between 800 and 1,200 calls over their hotline service per year from victims of sexual assault or abuse from a significant other. The group also works with more than 400 clients who they support with counseling and assist with getting out of their living situations.
For individuals fleeing their home with nowhere else to go, HSP will provide them with temporary shelter.
One Ashland resident, who wished to remain anonymous because of a past emotionally abusive relationship, had to do just that. She left Virginia and was living with her kids and soon-to-be ex-husband in Pennsylvania at his mother's home. He started having physical relationships with other women and then eventually wiped out her bank account.
It was not until she returned to Ashland for a friend's wedding that she decided to leave him. But she didn't have a job or much money. Local agencies played a big role with helping her get back on her feet with counseling and finding a consistent, safe home for her family through Rapid Re-housing.
Even after she was in a new home, she continued to receive emotional support.
"Our job doesn't stop once someone gets housing," Hedrick said.
Besides providing support and services for domestic violence victims, HSP's other priority is making the community aware of that sub-group of the homeless population.
"I don't think people recognize that need is here in our community," Hedrick said.
Ashland Community Outreach and Hanover Safe Place work with local landlords and other community organizations to find low-priced housing for individuals.
Willis said several landlords inherited apartments or townhouses from their family and rent them out at a low monthly cost, with the highest being $700. Those are often quickly snatched up, but Willis said her group tries to match individuals and families up with those opportunities whenever they come available.
The goal of the small organization is two-fold: help the homeless through prevention and by using the Rapid Re-housing model to get them under a roof.
On the prevention side, ACO's priority is keeping people from losing their current housing. This comes in different forms such as gathering donations and funds from churches or offering emotional, credit or substance abuse counseling.
"We have to work together in making sure that we can do this," Willis said.
There is also an educational aspect of prevention. Willis said the group will team up with other organizations to help train community members in specific skills for the workforce and prepare individuals for interviews.
For instance, Willis said in the past, ACO has sent clients to job fairs at Goodwill.
Willis said that if her organization can't help someone, then she will direct them to an agency that can, such as various food banks where one can pick up an entire bag of groceries.
For prevention, there are no guidelines as to who can receive their help.
Rapid Re-housing is different from prevention because it uses federal funding. The program also has specific guidelines for helping those that are homeless based on HUD's definition, meaning it is a more restrictive form of aide.
Recently Hanover Safe Place and ACO partnered up to focus on lowering the homeless population, while also concentrating on the domestic violence victim population, but they do not want to solve this problem alone.
"It's not just about ACO or Hanover Safe Place," Willis said. "We want to form a complete community in doing this."
Hedrick added that both organizations want to continue to "expand [their] service" to those in need.
The duo is trying to team up with other community partners such as Ashland Christian Emergency Services or Mechanicsville Churches Emergency Function with one primary outcome in mind — that homeless situations are correctly reported in the county.
"We'll begin to get real numbers now for what's going on in Hanover County, because we are all partnering to do this together," Willis said.


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Israeli markets are full of treats, including fresh falafel stuffed with tahini. // © Mindy Poder
Eating and learning are two of my favorite activities. When I can do both simultaneously — well, that's my happy place. So, whether I am at home or abroad, I love meandering through local food markets to see what the local hands and soil can come up with, and how the local chefs think. Israel's markets (shuks) are among the world's best, offering samples of traditional Mediterranean specialties in addition to local novelties inspired by the country's range of cultures, people and religions. Among the new tastes I added to my repertoire? Zaatar, a mixture of dried herbs — basil, thyme and oregano — combined with dried sumac, salt and sesame seeds, as well as something I still haven't been able to find here in the U.S.: tahini-filled falafel. Falafel — fried chickpeas and spices — are among my favorite decadent vegetarian foods, but I'm used to stuffing them into pitas dripping with tahini and brimming with other toppings. In other words, falafel sandwiches are a messy meal and an unsavory accompaniment when nosing around for more food. I never got to meet the genius who tailored the snack for the market shopper, but his bite-sized treasures remain my all-time favorite market find.


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What is Health and Safety at Work?
Health and Safety in the workplace describes an extensive group of topics. It means, to be sure your workers don't compromise on their well-being in any way, if we narrow it down to work-related safety and health.
Companies are lawfully bound to perform to the standards of security, establish by regulations. Including being held responsible for health and safety of your workers, and in a few situations, the well-being your customers additionally.
Appropriate health and security practices earn companies a great standing, which causes higher knowledge, goodwill and promotion amongst the consumers by the word of mouth.
Company owners must analyze their businesses or businesses completely to ensure the right health and security processes are being followed.
Security and health conditions comprise having a clean and comfortable surroundings to work in. For those who have accidents, sicknesses or serious harms, it is necessary for you to get precise records detailing how and when they happened.
In some regions, companies must satisfy the stipulations establish to lessen damage that might be brought about to the health of the planet. It is wise to create a policy in your company, summarizing the health and security precautions that must be taken.
Usually, these are some of the rules that must be applied in workplaces. Smoking shouldn't be taken. No drugs or alcohol must be permitted to be had inside the assumptions of the company. No theft or vandalism must be taken.
When performing any job in the factory helmets must be worn by workers. Workers shouldn't be permitted to perform if their capability to work is, at all, impaired.
Typically, company often make certain they stay merely a notch over the standards of health and safety, establish by the authorities, even though it undoubtedly shouldn't be that way. Making certain your workers stay healthy and active is an alternative way of demonstrating to what degree your work force is very important to you.
Ensuring that the work force is healthy and secure has is own edges. It gets your workers consider they are valued by the authorities, and cared for. If they're well cared for, they will not want any sick leaves. This will, in return, raise individual productivity, plus the complete output. Lousy health and security processes give way to injuries, sicknesses, which directly or indirectly increase the expenses of the organization.
They might be induced to cover a huge fine, face a prison sentence, or the worst case scenario, have to be made to shut down, when companies don't comply with all the security and health processes and regulations.
Depending on the extent of the problem the business owners can be sued by workers. Even your business can be sued by customers.
A current example; A woman purchased coffee from a well known eatery, and dropped it on herself by fault. She was taken to the hospital because she had serious third degree burns on her body. The restaurant was sued by her, contending the coffee was too hot, and she eventually won the case.


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The days of spending hours on the phone comparing prices are over! In this tight market, with competition at its best, the National Beer Wholesalers Association (NBWA) has created a one-stop shop for the beer industry.
As you begin to reevaluate contracts and review who offers the most for your purchasing dollars, visit NBWA's Go-to-Guide for Beer Distributors to search the largest online listing of suppliers. The Guide lists hundreds of suppliers so you can quickly and easily compare prices and get the most value for your purchasing dollar.
NBWA's Go-to-Guide for Beer Distributors has been created specifically for serious buyers of industry products or services. The directory now incorporates several upgrades to simplify your search:
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Prospero is a powerful magician in Shakespeare's play, The Tempest, who has been shipwrecked on an island. In the play, he uses books to cast spells on creatures who are living on the island.
Although Prospero is a made-up character, books of spells exist, and a few of them are at the Folger Shakespeare Library! You can see one of them, called a grimoire, in the exhibition Very Like a Whale. The grimoire has drawings and instructions for casting spells.
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Economic Development & Tourism Department adds to its level of service with Director's new designation Lake County Economic Development & Tourism Director, Robert Chandler, recently earned the designation of Certified Economic Developer (CEcD), a national recognition for the mastery of principal skills in economic development, professional attainment and a commitment to personal and professional growth. January 30, 2015
Household hazardous collection event to be held Thursday in Clermont The Lake County Solid Waste Division is encouraging Lake County residents to dispose of toxic materials in a safe and environmentally sensitive way at an upcoming Household Hazardous Waste Collection event. The County's Household Hazardous Waste Mobile Unit will be on site from 9 a.m. – noon on Thursday, Feb. 5, at the Lowe's parking lot, located at 1501 Sandy Grove Ave. in Clermont. January 30, 2015
Lake County to join Keep America Beautiful campaign; invites interested parties to kick-off meeting The Lake County Board of County Commissioner is inviting local elected officials, municipal staff members and community representatives to the kick-off meeting and community training session to help the county obtain its membership with Keep America Beautiful (KAB). The meeting will be held from 8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 6 at the Lake County Emergency Communications & Operations Center, 425 W. Alfred St., Tavares. January 29, 2015
Lake County's birding and ecotourism sites to be featured on 'Birding Adventures TV' with James Currie Lake County's unique natural resources and status as a premier birding destination will be featured on 'Birding Adventures TV' with host, international birder James Currie. The show, which details Currie's travels throughout some of the area's top birding locations, will air at 7:30 a.m. on Friday, Jan. 30 on Discovery's Destination America Channel. January 26, 2015
11th Annual Tavares African-American Heritage Festival to take place on Feb. 7 The 11th Annual Tavares African-American Heritage Festival, a free cultural and educational event celebrating the contributions of African Americans in Lake County, will be celebrated from 11 a.m. – 4 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 7 at Wooton Park, located at 100 E. Ruby St. in Tavares. January 26, 2015
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Emergency Management Division to host Severe Weather Awareness Week public outreach event January 26, 2015 UF/IFAS Extension offers 'De-Clutter Your Life' Program in Lady Lake January 22, 2015 Outdoor enthusiasts invited to Paddling Adventure and Clean-up on the Lower Wekiva River January 22, 2015 Household hazardous waste collection event to be held at the landfill in Tavares January 16, 2015 Government officials invite business owners to procurement workshop January 16, 2015 Parks & Trails Division offers 'Beginning Birder' class with Gallus Quigley January 16, 2015 Johns Lake Boat Ramp overflow parking to close during construction January 14, 2015 UF/IFAS Extension offers 3-part course about diabetes prevention January 14, 2015
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VSEA elects new presidentThe Associated Press | September 20,2013MONTPELIER Members of the Vermont State Employees Association have elected a union official as the associations president for a two-year term, the union announced Wednesday.
Shelley Martin is a 13-year veteran of state government who works for the Department of Environmental Conservation in Montpelier and has served FOR four years as first vice president of the VSEA.
She replaces John Reese, who did not seek another term as VSEA president.
Martin previously had served in several other roles with the union, including on its legislative, member recruitment, special events and personnel committees.
She said her goals include enhancing empowerment of workers at their state worksites and organizing Vermont workers who dont currently have a union but would like to.
She moves into the top job following a bumpy year for the union. Its trustees fired the unions executive director, Mark Mitchell, in June, but changed course days later, instead placing Mitchell on administrative leave pending an investigation. Mitchell was reinstated in July, and two top lawyers with the union resigned.
VSEA is experiencing a lot of positive and in my opinion long-overdue changes right now, Martin said in a statement released by the union.
Like a majority of VSEA leaders, I believe that the times we live in dictate that our union begins to place a greater emphasis on empowering VSEA members at their worksites and growing our union by organizing more and more Vermont workers who currently dont have a union but would like one.MORE IN Vermont NewsMONTPELIER The first Legislature in the country to pass an aid-in-dying law may revisit the... Full StoryMONTPELIER Gov. Full StoryGroveman to head Full Story -
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I would like to know how to propagate Helichrysum petiolare (Lemon Licorice Plant). Can it be done by stem cuttings, like Coleus or other plants? I have tried stem cuttings a few times with no success. If not, what is the best propagation method? Thanks! |
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Great tips and advices. I will definitely try it out. I have done it with stem cuttings, just like how I did with the Coleus, but I have never had any success with the lemon licorice plant. My coleus did very well though. I'm gonna try again and will let you know how it turns out. Thank you again! |
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The AIDS Council of Northeastern New York provides a continuum of Client Services to people living with HIV/AIDS and their family members. A compassionate team of case managers works directly with HIV infected individuals to help them access appropriate medical care and support services and provide assistance in following prescribed treatment regimens. We also provide direct financial, food, housing, counseling, and transportation assistance to improve stability in client lives.
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Defense forces a turnover. Mason Thorman hits Drake Pierre for a touchdown pass. Red Mountain followed that formula multiple times in a dominant second quarter to defeat Mesa High 35-14 on Friday.
The Mountain Lions (4-0) stayed unbeaten on the season thanks to their strong defense and the arm of Thorman. Thorman threw for four touchdowns and 211 yards on 16-of-23 passing. The defense forced two Jackrabbits (1-3) turnovers on the night and scored 14 points off those turnovers.
"Our defense played hard," coach Ron Wisneiwski said. "They created some turnovers. We tried to move around as much as possible to create opportunities like that. We're fortunate we were able to make those plays and get the ball back."
Red Mountain opened the scoring on its first drive of the game when Thorman hit his favorite target Pierre from 13 yards out to make the score 6-0. After Mesa missed a 40-yard field goal attempt, the Mountain Lions scored again as Thorman found Pierre again from 3 yards out to make it 14-0.
Mesa fumbled the ensuing kickoff and Red Mountain recovered to take possession on the Jackrabbits 22-yard line. Three consecutive holding penalties backed up the Mountain Lions, but all that did was give Thorman more room to find Pierre yet again. The duo connected this time for a 49-yard touchdown pass and put Red Mountain ahead 21-0. Pierre finished with 5 catches for 100 yards and three touchdowns in the game.
"I just know where he's going to be," Thorman said of Pierre. "I know the plays well enough that I know he's going to be at the five yard line right now, and I can throw it early and he'll turn around and have the ball in his hands."
The Mountain Lions attempted an onside kick on the ensuing kickoff and it was successful. Red Mountain took over on the 50-yard line, but their drive stalled in Jackrabbit territory and they turned the ball over on downs. Mesa's quarterback Lucas Moen promptly gave them the ball back, however, as he fumbled a snap and turned the ball over.
Thorman took advantage, hitting Aeron Carr from 23 yards out for his fourth touchdown pass of the half and put the Mountain Lions ahead 28-0.
Mesa did get on the board before the end of the half, as Moen scored on a 7-yard run with under a minute left to pull within 28-7. It was the first of two touchdown runs for Moen on the night. The Jackrabbits could get no closer, however. Coach Kelley Moore did think his team will learn from the defeat though.
"Don't take anything away from Red Mountain, but when we self-destruct like that it's all on us," Moore said. "It's all execution and it's been that way since we've been here. We just keep telling our kids we're not going to be able to play with the big boys until we get it fixed. I think tonight I saw some lights go on in their eyeballs and I think we can get it done."
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Red Mountain 7 21 0 7 - 35
Mesa 0 7 0 7 - 14
First Downs- Red Mountain- 23 Mesa- 10
Rushing- Red Mountain- 42-211 Mesa- 32-159
Comp-Att-Int Red Mountain-16-23-1 Mesa- 7-10-0
Passing yards- Red Mountain-211 Mesa- 13
Fumbles-Lost Red Mountain 0-0 Mesa 2-2
Penalties-Yards Red Mountain 10-85 Mesa 10-93
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RM- Pierre 13 pass from Thorman (kick failed)
RM- Pierre 3 pass from Thorman (conversion successful)
RM- Pierre 49 pass from Thorman (Duran kick)
RM- Carr 23 pass from Thorman (Duran kick)
M- Moen 7 run (Pereles kick)
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Seattle Public School's Strategic Plan, Excellence for All, commits the District to ensuring high expectations and a high quality school for every student. As part of a system-wide effort to increase the number of Seattle Public School students that graduate from high school prepared for college and the 21st century work force, Seattle Public School (SPS) has committed to a curriculum alignment in core academic subjects across all schools.
An aligned curriculum is a coherent and consistent progression of content, instruction, and assessment within a course of study. Social Studies courses will align to the following:
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Furthermore, each course in the core curriculum will be aligned horizontally with identified course outcomes so that courses with the same name across SPS reach the same goals. Some content courses will be aligned vertically to ensure students possess the knowledge and skills to be successful in the next course in the sequence. Where the skill and content knowledge is not required for the subsequent course, the content of the course will increase in challenge and academic content. Not only will the curriculum be aligned to the college ready state standards but also to the curriculum taught in the previous grades.


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Federal background checks do not work. Currently the federal government has required background checks to prevent convicted felons from buying guns. Does it work? No. There are loop holes like private sales where guns can be purchased without a background check. The solution would be to add more laws to close these loop holes, right? Wrong! The federal background check is only making a list of law-abiding gun owners. We are fighting to stop any new law that is requiring us to give our personal information when buying a gun. We also need to regain the freedoms we have already lost. This petition is for our great State of Arizona to stop honoring any new or current federal infringements on our right to keep & bear arms!
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Today colorful underwear is standard, but it was all different back in the day. There were only single-colored alternatives available, which caught our attention and creative urge. Frank Dandy is a reaction against the boring – single colored - underwear fashion. We are pioneers of creative underwear design, defined by dazzling prints, innovative appliqués, hefty graphics and color schemes. With every collection, Frank Dandy wants to offer something different and unexpected. This is our history - The Art of Underwear.
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Wesleyan Adds New Spin to Old Classic
Monday, November 5th, 2012
West Virginia Wesleyan's Theatre and Arts Department will present Antigone, adapted from the work of Sophocles by George Judy and re-imagined in a post-apocalyptic, 'steam-punk' world. The production is designed by assistant professor of theatre arts Karim Badwan, with costumes by Wesleyan costumer Rebecca Nelson, and directed by assistant professor of theatre arts Thomas Schoffler. This exciting production will be showing in the Culpepper Auditorium of the Virginia Thomas Law Center for the Performing Arts this Thursday and Friday, November 8 and 9 at 8 pm and Saturday, November 10 at 2 pm and 8 pm.
"The cast and crew have taken the world of Antigone and transformed it into something new and fresh. Between the incredibly intricate set, the modern staging, and the fresh take on the costumes, this production is going to be stunning," remarked junior stage manager, Jamie Wagner.
Antigone relates the story of the end of the line of Oedipus. At the end of a brutal civil war, the city of Thebes is ruled by Creon, uncle of the sons of the former king, both killed in battle. After Creon decrees that none shall bury the body of one of the brothers, Antigone defies the edict to bury her brother, instigating an age-old argument of the rights and responsibilities of citizenship and humanity.
"We're taking the show out of the period that Sophocles wrote it but are staying very true to the story line. With the way the set, lights, acting, and costumes come together, we have an intriguing and eccentric story that everyone can still relate to and enjoy," said senior Ryan Perry, who plays Creon.
Perry, a senior from Inwood, WV, is one of many seniors involved in the production, including Yvette Boles, Chesapeake Beach, MD, and Gabrielle M. Tokach, Winchester, VA. Some other familiar faces include Teneille Garton, Weston, WV, Micah Spiece, Lewisburg, WV, Rachel Channell, Elkins, WV, Ashley Horton, Barryville, NY, and Rachel Leigh, Buckhannon, WV.
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The internet is a fantastic resource to raise awareness about local issues that concern residents of Sturt. Over the years I have organised a number of petitions and campaigns on various issues such as the re-surfacing of Waterfall Gully Road and improving the water infrastructure in South Australia.
With the help of local organisations and residents we have also been successful in achieving results locally including the streetscape upgrade of Gage Street and the State Government's purchase of Lot 100 at the entrance of Morialta Conservation Park.
Our water infrastructure petition received over 10,000 signatures and along with the work of the State Opposition, lead to the begrudung agreement by the State Government to build a desalination plant. 10,000 signatures was a strong indication about what mattered to locals in Sturt.
Please find below a number of other petitions I am distributing throughout the electorate of Sturt. If any are subject to an issue concerning you, I encourage you to sign the petition and mail it to my electorate office at 429 Magill Road, ST MORRIS, SA, 5068.
Graves St/Newton Road Petition
This petition draws attention to the increased traffic and congestion at the intersection of Graves Street and Newton Road. It has created a hazardous situation for pedestrians and vehicles. Vehicles, especially large public transport buses and commercial vehicles, have difficulty turning right from Graves Street on to Newton Road. This causes traffic to bank up and impatient road users to take unnecessary risks and endanger lives. The community has several elderly pedestrian and motorists who find it increasingly more difficult to safely negotiate the vehicular movement.
It request calls for the support of this important community issue and encourage the State Government of South Australia to ensure that traffic lights are installed on the corner of Graves Street and Newton Road as soon as possible.
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This petition draws attention to the dangerous situation created by the lack of traffic lights near the entrance to the Dernancourt Shopping Centre in Dernancourt. The petition calls upon the Government of South Australia to install traffic lights to ensure the safe passage of vehicles entering and exiting the Dernancourt Shopping Centre.
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Rhode Island lawmakers won big money for local charities by playing in a blackjack tournament at the state-operated and state-regulated Twin River Casino last week, even as some observers raised questions about their participation.
In the casino's inaugural Holiday Blackjack Tournament for Charity, state Rep. Scott Slater, D-Providence, took the top prize, bringing home $10,000 for the Assumption Church Food Pantry, which is in his district.
Also among the top finishers were state Rep. Lisa Tomasso, D-Coventry, who finished fifth and won $2,500 for the Coventry Community Food Bank, and Sen. Michael McCaffrey, D-Warwick, who finished sixth and won $1,500 for the R.I. Academic Decathlon.
In all, 16 of the General Assembly's 113 members participated in the event, including House Speaker Gordon D. Fox, House Majority Leader Nicholas Mattiello, Senate Majority Leader Dominick Ruggerio and Senate Majority Whip Maryellen Goodwin, who is vice chairwoman of the Assembly's Permanent Joint Committee on State Lottery.
Common Cause Rhode Island Executive Director John Marion said the politicians' decision to participate in the event was likely not a violation of the state Code of Ethics, unless they had a financial relationship with the charity they represented.
"That said, it sure doesn't pass the smell test," he said. "It certainly creates what I would call an appearance of a conflict."
He continued: "Twin River has everything to gain from currying favor with members of the legislature, since it's the General Assembly that determines what the state's take [from the casino] will be. One of the reasons we fought for Separation of Powers was because of shenanigans with legislators on the Lottery Commission. Now legislators are playing VIP instead of conducting actual oversight like they should."
WPRO host Dan Yorke, on his radio show, also criticized lawmakers' participation in the event.
"Don't you understand that you can't put yourself in the position of compromise ever with that organization?" he said at one point. "They can't do something nice for you or the charity of your choice. You have a statutory, legislative responsibility to oversee that operation."
But Sen. David Bates, a Barrington Republican who is a member of the Assembly's Lottery Oversight Committee, defended his decision to participate.
"I consider myself pretty reasonable, and I didn't think this was a particularly bad thing to do," he told Yorke. "This has nothing to do with [Twin River]. This has to do with the charity, and I figured I'd make some money for them."
State Rep. Charlene Lima, D-Cranston, also weighed in on Yorke's show: "I think you can still have a relationship [with the casino] and still do your job and remain objective. I think we'll just have to disagree. But I can see your point on this one."
Assembly spokesmen said they were not aware of any financial relationships between lawmakers and the charities they represented at the tournament.
They also said that Bates and Sen. Edward O'Neill, an independent from Lincoln, contacted the state Ethics Commission prior to the event and, based on what they learned, believed they had a green light.
House spokesman Larry Berman said: "those few cynics" who criticize lawmakers for participating have "lost sight of the charitable spirit" of the event.
"There is no conflict, because the legislators do not benefit in any way, other than raising money for outstanding charitable causes," he said. For example, "the $10,000 won by Rep. Slater will provide food for hundreds of struggling people in his district who are in dire need of assistance from the church pantry, especially around the holidays."
A total of $60,000 was donated. Each of the 36 selected charities received a minimum of $1,000.
Twin River spokeswoman Patricia Doyle said none of the donations came from the state's profits from the casino, which is located in Lincoln and privately owned. They came from the casino's revenues.
Ciccone still with union
State Sen. Frank Ciccone confirms that the leadership of Local 808 of the Laborers International Union of North America has voted to keep him on payroll as a consultant after he steps aside as its business manager in February.
Ciccone resigned as business manager of Local 808 and as president of the Rhode Island Laborers District Council on Nov. 14, the same day that The Journal published a story about a complaint he filed with the Securities & Exchange Commission about General Treasurer Gina M. Raimondo's investment of the state pension fund.
The reasons remain unexplained. But Raimondo had, until that point, good relations with the Laborers' leadership.
At last report, Ciccone was getting $196,931.38 in salary and benefits from the District Council for serving as its president and field representative, and he still has the latter job. He received $36,030 in salary and benefits from Local 808. That job ends Feb. 1.
Ciccone said details of his consulting arrangement with Local 808 have not yet been worked out. The union represents pockets of workers across state government, including the courts.
Fung loses 2 supporters
Two notable backers of Republican Cranston Mayor Allan Fung's campaign for governor switched allegiances last week.
Both threw their support to Ken Block, Fung's GOP rival and the founder of the now-defunct Moderate Party.
Tony Bucci, who had been on the Fung for Governor Exploratory Committee, became Block's volunteer finance chairman and senior campaign adviser.
An insurance executive, Bucci had fundraising roles in former Governor Carcieri's two winning campaigns for governor, and former State Police Supt. Brendan Doherty's unsuccessful 2012 bid for U.S. Representative. He was also treasurer of the state Republican Party from 2001 to 2002.
Also switching allegiances last week was North Providence Republican Town Committee Chairman Michael Grossi. The Fung campaign, in a release last Monday, had listed him among two dozen city and town GOP chairpeople endorsing the mayor.
"It came as a complete surprise," said Grossi, another former treasurer of the state Republican Party. "When I said I'd give him my support, it was July and he was the only guy in the race. I thought, 'This is coming out now'? I was kind of miffed, actually."
Grossi said he intended to endorse Block. Why? "All I've heard from Allan is rhetoric and speeches. Ken has a plan."
In response, Fung campaign spokesman Patrick Sweeney suggested Grossi's defection has to do with the loss of his party treasurer title. (Grossi, who is now the assistant treasurer, told WPRO he gave the other role up voluntarily.)
"Having had his role diminished, we understand if he's looking for an opportunity outside of the party," Sweeney said.
Fung in relationship
Who was that woman at Mayor Fung's side when he announced his candidacy for governor?
Her name is Barbara Ann Fenton. She is a politically active physical therapist from Newport who confirmed to Political Scene that she has been Fung's girlfriend for "a little more than a year."
She said they met a year ago at the Republican National Convention in Tampa, where they were both delegates. "After arriving on the first day, a bunch of us got together for lunch, I hit him in the head with an umbrella, and the rest is history."
More recently, she said: "I accompanied him to the [Republican Governors Association] meeting in Phoenix a few weeks ago, strictly as a supportive girlfriend."
A little bit about her: "I have two jobs as a physical therapist.… I work both for a visiting nurse association and Rhode Island Hospital. I am also chair of the Rhody Young Republicans and the Newport Republican City Committee, and VP of The Roosevelt Society."
"Outside of all of the above, I'm training to run the Disney Marathon in support of the ASPCA."
"Allan and I make the time in between all of our responsibilities to get together. It's not a traditional relationship, but I knew that getting into it."
Fenton is a frequent Fung booster on Twitter, where she describes herself as: an "Irish-Portuguese Mutt, Biggest Tebow Fan in RI (bring it), Runner, Physical Therapist, & Rumor has it a pretty big fan of @Fung forgovernor."
Comings and goings
In other news: State Department of Labor spokeswoman Laura Hart is moving into a new job as the $88,000-a-year director of communications and marketing for Rhode Island College. She starts Monday in a job vacant since Jane Fusco left in May 2012.
Edward M. Fogarty, the longtime legal counsel to the Senate president, is retiring Dec. 28 after 27 years of work for the General Assembly, and Richard G. Shahagian, a staff attorney who also works for Harbor Holdings, is taking his place.
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Richard Lee, the ex-SAC Capital trader who pleaded guilty to insider trading last week, was fired from a rival hedge fund over a bonus-boosting scheme that was uncovered his first day in a new job, The Post has learned. Lee was ousted from Ken Griffin's $15 billion Citadel Investment Group in 2008 for fiddling with the trading books in a ploy to pump up his payout, sources said. What's more, it happened during Lee's first few hours as head of Citadel's value special situation team, which focused on mergers, according to sources. Lee never made it to a second day. Citadel accused him of pulling profits from other trading groups to boost his own performance numbers, a source said. The 34-year-old Lee, a graduate of Brown University who lives on Chicago's tony Gold Coast, had been promoted to head of the trading group after the former chief left in March 2008. Citadel has programs to track such changes and Lee was caught within "three hours," sources said. In a statement, Citadel hinted at the reason for Lee's firing, saying he "transferred positions" in such a way that it "would have impacted only his potential future compensation." [NYP]
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Possibly the weirdest part here is that new hires got compliance lectures two weeks before they showed up at the firm? But maybe not; the DOJ takes a pretty dim view of SAC's hiring process generally, and if you believe the DOJ that SAC's main hiring criterion was "is good at insider trading" then you could imagine the need for a little pre-start-date warning about email etiquette: Read more »


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I bought this game... and it is fine, weren`t for a "tiny" detail... IT IS HARD! I played it solo, and it is basically impossibile with doom token rules to beat it (just 2 cards to get a doom token!). We tried 4 players and it took for us 3 HOURS to see a couple of heroes advance one level. Is there some strategy, or did we miss something? The game looks ok, but next time I would have it with the shorter version (not 4 players 3 xp to level, but the 5 player thing - 2xp (Yes I know that it is like cheating... but it really takes AGES!). Also, rules about being knocked out are pretty frustrating, when you have to lose at least 1 ally and one item (I will use next time the soft knockout... in this case, do I have to lose gold?).
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If, say, I have a hero card that tells me I can spend 1 wound to inflict PLUS ONE damage, can lose plus than one life on the same attack to raise my bonus?
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Peppermint? or weed?
posted by: LilyD74 on 06.10.2013 at 06:04 am in Name That Plant Forum Two of these seedlings came up in my mint box, where I planted peppermint seeds last year but nothing sprouted. When I saw the first few leaves, I thought they were mints of some kind because they were in groups of four around the stem, like mint - however, as you can see, the later leaves are in groups of five or even six. It does have mint's branching habit, however.
So what do you think? Thanks! NOTES: Galium species.
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Plant I.D please
posted by: nellie82 on 06.25.2013 at 02:30 pm in Name That Plant Forum Bought this plant and another from the local grocery store they were labeled assorted I identified one as an indoor palm plant but can't find this one please help I need to figure out if I can keep it outside or not
NOTES: Asparagus Fern/Asparagus densiflorus sprengeri
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Plant or Weed?
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posted by: farmboy1 on 06.29.2013 at 12:17 am in Name That Plant Forum So I've been watching this plant grow and grow, but it doesn't flower. Is it a weed or eventually a worthwhile flower? Comments appreciated!
vince NOTES: Don't listen to ken. Solidago is an important wildlife plant - it's foliage feeds insects that become food for baby birds. I loved watching the wrens pluck green caterpillars off it last year to feed their babies.
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Late summer blooms offer nectar at a time when it is really needed and then tiny seeds feed songbirds all winter. And the sweep of yellow flowers is gorgeous in a big stand. This is likely the more aggressive one (there are non-aggressive ones) in which case it will spread by runners (and you can see that if you pull it up). If you have room for it, it is good to leave it. If you have a small or tightly controlled garden (like ken) then it may be too aggressive for you. Does not cause allergies as the heavy pollen is transported by insects, not the wind. |
help ID another plant - weed or not
posted by: jas411 on 07.01.2013 at 11:04 am in Name That Plant Forum I moved to a new home with a planter full of perennials. I need help IDing a number of plants to determine if they are weeds or not. Thanks in advance!
This post was edited by jas411 on Mon, Jul 1, 13 at 11:25 NOTES: Cosmos sulphureus I believe. They reseed themselves readily.
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What kind of plant is this?
posted by: bradb1974 on 07.01.2013 at 09:21 pm in Name That Plant Forum It smells like an herb. Like something between mint and anise, but it doesn't look like either. The stalk is a dark color with small white hairs on it. I have more pics if needed.
NOTES: It looks to me like some type of weedy mugwort/Artemesia.
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which plant is this?
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