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text: public schools How will Michigan help failing schools without the EAA? By Stateside Staff • Feb 20, 2014 User Motown31 / Creative Commons Listen Listening... / 14:52 The state of Michigan is ending its exclusive contract with the Education Achievement Authority to oversee the worst-performing schools in the state. State School Superintendent Mike Flangan sent a letter to the EAA saying the state will pull out of its exclusivity agreement with the Authority one year from now. Martin Ackley is with the Michigan Department of Education. He says the state still intends to use the EAA to help turn around struggling schools. "Now, this is in no way a statement or an indication of a lack of confidence in the EAA or its academic strategies. This is just an action that needed to be taken in order to provide flexibility and to provide options other than the EAA in which to place these most struggling schools." So, what are the other options that the State might use to help failing schools? And what's ahead for the controversial EAA? Jake Neher, who covers Lansing for the Michigan Public Radio Network, joined us today. Listen to the full interview above. Michigan ending its exclusive contract with the EAA By Jake Neher • Feb 20, 2014 User Motown31 / Creative Commons The Michigan Department of Education will end its exclusive contract with the Education Achievement Authority to oversee some of the state's lowest-performing schools. State Superintendent Mike Flanagan has sent a letter to the EAA notifying it that the contract will be terminated a year from now. The MDE says it still intends to use the EAA to turn around struggling schools. It says ending the contract will simply open up more options to other entities that can oversee the schools. The EAA currently runs 15 schools in Detroit. Martin Ackley is a spokesperson for the Michigan Department of Education. "There are situations where a struggling school may be better served by a neighboring school district or the local intermediate school district as opposed to the EAA." Ackley says the state still intends to use the EAA to help oversee struggling schools. He says ending the contract will simply give state education officials more options. "Now, this is in no way a statement or an indication of alack of confidence in the EAA or its academic strategies. This is just an action that needed to be taken in order to provide flexibility and to provide options other than the EAA in which to place these most struggling schools." Critics of the EAA say it's struggling with declining enrollment, finances, and school safety. Lawmakers are considering legislation that would bolster the authority and allow it to expand it statewide. Survey shows more Michigan public schools privatizing support services By Lindsey Smith • Jan 21, 2014 Steven Depolo / Creative Commons Two in every three Michigan public school districts contract out at least one major service, like custodial, transportation or food service. That's according to a yearly survey of districts. The Midland-based research institute Mackinac Center for Public Policy, which supports privatizing services, has published the survey every year since 2003. Here's a summary of the center's survey: Michigan falling behind on school safety reporting By Stateside Staff • Jan 7, 2014 Mercedes Mejia / Michigan Radio Listen Listening... / 5:43 Parents want to know how safe their child's school is. How many incidents of bullying have happened, for example? How many kids caught with drugs or alcohol? Well, it's been more than a decade since the state of Michigan required the reporting of school safety information, but it appears that requirement is failing. Bridge Magazine writer Ron French recently dug into the extent of the problem. *Listen to the audio above. How are 'Common Core' standards playing out in Michigan classrooms today? By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Dec 16, 2013 Jennifer Guerra / Michigan Radio Listen Listening... / 9:01 An interview with Naomi Norman. Back in 2010, the State Board of Education approved the Common Core State Standards for Michigan — a set of math and English goals for K-12 students. School districts across the state have spent the past three years integrating the standards into their curricula. At the same time, we've heard a lot of political debate about Common Core, mostly about the involvement of the federal government in our classrooms. But in October of this year, state lawmakers OK'd funding for Common Core, and now it is becoming a reality in Michigan classrooms. We wanted to find out: What does this mean — day-in, day-out — for Michigan's students? What does a school year under Common Core really look like? Joining us is Naomi Norman, the executive director of Achievement Initiatives at Washtenaw Intermediate School District and Livingston Educational Service Agency. Listen to the full interview above. Does diversity make for better schools? By Sarah Alvarez • Nov 13, 2013 clipping courtesy of Ray Litt / via Detroit Free Press In short, the answer is 'we don't really know.' Stanford University's Sean Reardon studies achievement gaps - the difference between how one group of students performs compared to another group. When comparing black, white, and Latino students, Reardon says you see the importance not so much of race, but of class. "Over the last 40 or so years, the black-white achievement gap and the Hispanic-white achievement gap have narrowed a lot," Reardon said. "On the other hand, the gap between high and low income students has increased quite dramatically." Reardon said that particular gap has grown about 40% since the 1980s. But while economic diversity might matter more in ensuring a quality education, that doesn't mean people want to give up on racial and ethnic diversity. Ray Litt, a community activist involved in Detroit's Milliken v. Bradley case, reflected, "The desegregation action was to provide a quality integrated venue in which students and staff are exposed to and can interact with kids of different races religions and economic status," he said. "We all need to be able to be comfortable, not tolerating, a society that is the melting pot." Racial diversity is not something you are likely to find in a majority of Detroit's schools, even after a hard fought desegregation plan. Read more and listen to the whole story at State of Opportunity. MSU Study: A Catholic school education may not be superior to a public school education By Steve Carmody • Nov 1, 2013 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio A new Michigan State University study suggests a Catholic school education might not be better than a public schools education. Todd Elder is an MSU economist. He says it's true that test scores for Catholic school students are better than for public school students. But Elder says that gap is wider in Kindergarten than it is in the eighth grade. Stateside for Wednesday, October 30th, 2013 By Stateside Staff • Oct 30, 2013 Listen Listening... / 47:31 Michigan is home to five national parks and there are lots of open spaces where you can camp, hunt and enjoy nature. But, yesterday, an Oklahoma Senator recently said two Michigan landmarks are a prime example of wasteful federal spending. We found out what's behind the senator's reasoning and whether there is some truth to his concerns. Then, we took a look at a new proposal by a group of Democrats in the Michigan House that would require the state to determine the actual cost of educating a public school student in Michigan. That got us thinking, shouldn't we already know? We also spoke with Michigan writer Donald Lystra about his new collection of short stories. And, Ann Arbor now has its own Death Café, organized by funeral home guide Merilynne Rush. She stopped by to tell us more about it. But, first on the show, ever since the government unveiled its healthcare.gov website, the headlines surrounding the Affordable Care Act have been about the problems with the way the site was designed and the extreme difficulty Americans have had in getting on the exchange. But what about the Americans that don't need healthcare.gov? The ones who already have plans? To those consumers, President Obama has been saying this since 2009: "If you like your current insurance, you will keep your current insurance. No government takeover, nobody's changing what you've got if you're happy with it." So why, then, then are some 2 million Americans - about 140,000 in Michigan - getting cancelation letters from their insurers over the past couple of weeks? Marianne Udow-Phillips directs the Center for Healthcare Research and Transformation, a non-profit partnership between the University of Michigan and Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Michigan. She joined us today. How much does it cost to educate a student in Michigan public schools? By Stateside Staff • Oct 30, 2013 Listen Listening... / 10:56 Last month, the Michigan House Democrats School Reform Task Force unveiled a new proposal that would require the State Department of Education to determine the actual cost of educating a public school student in Michigan. That got us wondering: do we really not know how much it costs to educate a student in our state? And if so, why not? Michael Addonizio is a professor of education at Wayne State University, and he joined us in the studio. Listen to the full interview above. Michigan has cut spending on K-12 schools by 9% since 2008 By Mark Brush • Sep 13, 2013 That's according to a report released by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities. It says per-student spending is $572 less than it was before the recession. The Center looked at state school funding across the country, and found that most are funding their schools less. The reduced levels reflect not only the lingering effects of the 2007-09 recession but also continued austerity in many states; indeed, despite some improvements in overall state revenues, schools in around a third of states are entering the new school year with less state funding than they had last year. Michigan is listed as one of those states with less money for this school year compared to the year before. How do the cuts in Michigan compare to spending in other states? Take a look: The Living Room: Back to School By Stateside Staff • Sep 5, 2013 Zak Rosen / Michigan Radio Listen Listening... / 10:13 Today on The Living Room, we get a dose of back-to-school advice from young students in Kalamazoo. After that, a report from a new charter school that's trying to create its own education paradigm in Detroit. It's called the James and Grace Lee Boggs School. Today marks the beginning of a yearlong series from the school by producer Zak Rosen. The Living Room is produced by Allison Downey and Zak Rosen. Do too many schools rely on gimmicks and sales pitches to attract new students? By Stateside Staff • Aug 29, 2013 user BES Photos / Flickr Listen Listening... / 8:00 That's the question raised in a guest column in Bridge Magazine by my next guest. Margaret Trimer Hartley is superintendent of the University Prep Science & Math Academy in Detroit . She's also the former head of communications for the Michigan Education Association. She was also an education reporter at the Detroit Free Press. Hartley joined us today. Listen to the audio above. Buena Vista and Inkster schools have until Monday to avoid closure By Mark Brush • Jul 18, 2013 Dwight Burdette / wikimedia commons The financially troubled Michigan school districts of Inkster and Buena Vista have until 5 p.m. Monday, July 22 to prove they have the money to run their school districts and that they have plans to eliminate their deficits. State Treasurer Andy Dillon and Superintendent of Schools Mike Flanagan informed the districts of that deadline today. Michigan's State Superintendent wants to move toward county-wide school districts By Mark Brush • Jul 8, 2013 MichigansChildren / YouTube One hundred years ago, the state of Michigan had more than 7,000 local school districts. There are slightly more than 800 school districts today, and many of them are struggling with their finances. Today, State Superintendent Michael Flanagan outlined a plan he says would save money. He wants more school services consolidated at the county level. State reviewing finances of Hazel Park schools By Associated Press • Jul 7, 2013 Michigan's top educator has ordered a financial review of the Hazel Park schools, a step that could lead to a state takeover of the suburban Detroit district.The Detroit Free Press says state schools Superintendent Mike Flanagan wrote Hazel Park Superintendent James Meisinger that he's concerned the district's deficit will reach $3.3 million by month's end. That's up from $1.5 million at the end of June 2012.A report is due Monday. Standardized test results remain status quo for Michigan high school students By Mark Brush & Lindsey Smith • Jun 24, 2013 Jennifer Guerra / Michigan Radio The Michigan Department of Education released overall standardized test results for Michigan's high school students this morning. Test results for all subjects in the Michigan Merit Examination (MME) were down slightly when compared to last year. ACT results showed a mix bag when compared to last year's results. When looking back over the last four years, officials at the Michigan Department of Education say the test results show an "upward trend in student proficiency on both the 2013 Michigan Merit Examination (MME) and ACT college entrance exam." Buena Vista, Inkster schools could be dissolved under bills headed to governor By Rick Pluta • Jun 21, 2013 Dwight Burdette / wikimedia commons The Michigan House has given final approval to bills that will allow the state to dissolve small, struggling school districts. The legislation now goes to Governor Rick Snyder. The first two districts affected would be Inkster and Buena Vista. They're small, losing students, and don't have enough money to open in the fall. Republicans say the legislation will ensure students have a place to go when classes begin. They also hope it will encourage struggling districts to consolidate. Teachers rally in Lansing for more support of public education By Rick Pluta • Jun 19, 2013 A few hundred demonstrators rallied in front of the state Capitol today. They called for more support for public education. They say Republican policies in Lansing to encourage more charter schools and online learning would come at the expense of students in traditional public school classrooms. Stephanie Keiles is a middle school teacher in the Plymouth-Canton district who helped organize the rally. She says teachers are growing frustrated. "We just felt like our profession's been demoralized, that things are being done that are not in the best interest of kids, and we don't like where everything is headed, and how can we stop it?"Democratic candidate for governor Mark Schauer was among the speakers who addressed the crowd. Governor Rick Snyder's office released a statement that per-student financial support has grown over the past three years since he took office. Classes count towards high school diploma and college degree under new pilot program By Lindsey Smith • Jun 4, 2013 Lindsey Smith / Michigan Radio Juniors and seniors at Rockford High School will be able to earn up to 30 credit hours at Ferris State University for free in a pilot program announced today. Say you're taking calculus at Rockford High School, when you get to college, you could test out of calculus but you wouldn't get any credits. The pilot program differs from dual enrollment programs. If a student passes a single calculus class, it will count toward both their high school diploma and their college degree. Rhee praises Michigan school reform progress By The Associated Press • May 30, 2013 MIVote MACKINAC ISLAND, Mich. (AP) - Education reform crusader Michelle Rhee says Michigan is making progress toward improving its schools but has more to do. Rhee is the former chancellor of the Washington, D.C., public schools and founder of an advocacy group called StudentsFirst. She spoke Thursday during the annual Detroit Regional Chamber policy conference at Mackinac Island. Rhee is a self-described lifelong Democrat who has clashed with teachers' unions, one of the party's key constituencies. During her speech, she called for honoring the teaching profession but demanding more accountability and rewarding the best teachers with more pay. She also supports school voucher programs, which are unpopular with many Democrats who believe they drain money from public schools. Rhee praised Michigan's Educational Achievement Authority, which was created to improve the state's lowest-performing schools. Watch her speech here (scroll one hour in): Pages« first ‹ previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 next › last »


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'Save City College' Rallying Cry for Staff, Faculty and Students
By Jamie Goldberg, Mission Local
Bob Price stood in front of the hundreds of people who crowded into an auditorium at City College's Mission Campus Wednesday night and yelled, "Whose college?"
"Our college!" the crowd responded.
The huge group of staff, faculty, students and members of the community gathered Wednesday to launch the Save City College Coalition, an alliance of the campus and the community in the fight to save City College from closure.
"We are going against the agenda of very powerful groups, and we need the community to succeed," said Price, a chemistry teacher at City College. "If you want to do that, you need a movement."
In a July report, the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges said City College was in danger of losing its accreditation due to poor finances and governance. It has until March 15 to make the changes requested by the commission or face closure.
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The actress-comedian will join Julie Chen, Sara Gilbert, Sharon Osbourne and Sheryl Underwood on the daytime show starting Monday.
Aisha Tyler has joined CBS' daytime show The Talk.
The actress-comedian will serve as a co-host alongside Julie Chen, show co-creator Sara Gilbert, Sharon Osbourne and Sheryl Underwood, starting Monday.
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Tyler becomes the second new co-host on the show, following Underwood, who joined the talker for its second season, which premiered Sept. 6. Her casting came on the heels of the recent departures of Leah Remini and Holly Robinson Peete. Original co-host Marissa Jaret Winokur also exited early this year.
Meanwhile, Osbourne announced in July that she'd be taking a break from The Talk to spend more time with her husband, Ozzy Osbourne, who will be wrapping up an 18-month-long tour.
Tyler, who currently voices a role in FX's animated series Archer, is no stranger to hosting. She has served as guest host on The Talk, CBS' Late Late Show and E!'s Talk Soup and shot a talk show pilot for ABC two years ago.
She also recently wrapped shooting the Canadian action-thriller series XIII opposite Stuart Townsend, which will debut later this year. Her other credits include roles on Ghost Whisperer, CSI, 24 and Friends.
Tyler also released a book, Swerve: Reckless Observations of a Post-Modern Girl, in 2004 and starred in her own Comedy Central special, Aisha Tyler Is Lit: Live at the Fillmore, in 2009.
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Senate Approves Drastic Cuts to SNAP
Washington, DC, June 11, 2013 – Yesterday, the Senate passed its version of the farm bill, which included $4.1 billion in cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP, formerly the food stamp program). Read more »
Why the Farm Bill Matters
Washington, DC, June 11, 2013 – Last year, the Senate approved a major piece of agricultural policy, commonly known as the "Farm Bill," only to see it die in the Republican-led House. This year, legislators are at it again. Read more »
Why immigrants emigrate: U.S. foreign assistance and migration policy
Washington, DC, June 11, 2013 – This month the United States Senate will begin debate on what would be the most far-reaching reforms to U.S. immigration policy in 50 years. The Border Security, Economic Opportunity, and Immigration Modernization Act passed the Senate Judiciary Committee in May on a vote of 13-5. The bipartisan support in committee has given the proposal momentum as the full Senate takes up the bill. Read more »
Bread for the World Supports Global Commitments to Scaling Up Nutrition for Women and Children
Washington, DC, June 10, 2013 – Today in Washington, United States Agency for International Development (USAID) administrator Dr. Rajiv Shah reaffirmed the U.S. Government's financial commitment to addressing maternal and child malnutrition and committed to building a partnership with U.S. NGOs to leverage private resources in this fight. Read more »
The Human Cost of Empty Promises
Washington, DC, June 10, 2013 – We now know what needs to be done and when, so why the inaction? The G8 summit in Northern Ireland is a real opportunity to tackle hunger. Read more »
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Washington, DC, June 8, 2013 – Today in London, the British government, the Children's Investment Fund Foundation (CIFF), and the Government of Brazil co-hosted a summit on global nutrition called, "Nutrition for Growth: Beating Hunger through Business and Science." Read more »
Congress: There should be a place at the table for everyone
Washington, DC, June 6, 2013 – The table is a natural and powerful symbol of community. Families and people in unity often gather around a table. Jesus met with his disciples around tables to share his teachings and fellowship. Read more »
New Findings in the Lancet Series Reveal Half of All Child Deaths are Caused by Malnutrition
Washington, DC, June 6, 2013 – Global leaders met today in London to launch the Lancet's "2013 Series on Maternal and Child Nutrition." This new four-part series is a much-anticipated follow-up to their landmark 2008 set of papers that elevated nutrition on the agenda of global health and development leaders. Those reports identified the critical 1,000-day window between pregnancy and a child's second birthday as the most significant indicator of lifelong nutrition, growth, and achievement. Read more »
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Washington, DC, June 5, 2013 – Bread for the World's 2013 National Gathering kicks off this weekend in Washington, D.C. Held at the Mead Center for American Theater, the four-day event will bring anti-hunger advocates from across the country to learn about hunger and poverty, to find fellowship with other activists, and to promote food justice in the halls of Congress. Read more »
At International Meeting, World Leaders and Development Experts Will Strengthen Commitments to Maternal and Child Nutrition
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I have 5 gallons of hard apple cider, 5 gallons of perry and 5 gallons of cyser all in secondary. I read about priming the cider with apple juice concentrate, botteling and waiting util appropriately carbonated, then stovetop pasteurizing. I wanted to keep some still in wine bottles as well. Any reason I couldn't pasteurize in the wine bottles immediately after adding the apple juice concentrate to keep whatever sweetness there is but not have bottle bombs?
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Rather than pasteurizing and exposing your cider to extreme temperatures which may effect the flavor you should instead cold-crash, rack and add sulfites and sorbates to inhibit more fermentation. Once satisfied that you have stopped the yeast you can backsweeten to taste.
There are a number of different ways to create a sweetened wine without renewed fermentation. One of the most common being to add sorbate. Assuming you don't want to use Potassium sorbate to stabilize, yes, you could do it that way and pasteurize to prevent renewed fermentation. Just note that wine bottles because of their greater mass and volume will require longer pasteurizing/flash/contact time than smaller thinner beer bottles.
That's a good point about corked bottles and pasteurizing.
Everything I put into a champagne style bottle is done using a crown cap. (all American bottles ... so a standard cap)
I should have made that clear.
For carbonated beverages I use either champagne bottles, 23oz bottles such as Guinness or Sam Adams, and also 12 oz and 11.2 oz.
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thanks every body... I think I will try to heat the cider on the stove then backsweeten prior to botteling...i saw that i should keep the temperature at 140 but for how long? i'm guessing about 20-30 minutes?
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Just the time it will take to get it to 140º and then the time it will take to cool down will be more than enough to do the job. The only reason there is a time issue when doing it in the bottles is it takes time for the heat in the water bath to heat the liquid in the bottles up hot enough to do the job.
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Though they have the vote and the Pill and haven't been burned as witches since 1727, life isn't exactly a stroll down the catwalk for modern women. They are beset by uncertainties and questions: Why are they supposed to get Brazilians? Why do bras hurt? Why the incessant talk about babies? And do men secretly hate them?
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China's ruling Communist Party has said that its highly anticipated congress would last a week and signaled that Vice President Xi Jinping had moved closer to taking the reins of power.
Xi was tapped for a key post overseeing the congress, which occurs every five years and opens on Thursday.
At the meeting, he is expected to replace President Hu Jintao as party chief in a once-a-decade power transition that will be watched around the world.
"The preparatory meeting passed the appointment of Comrade Xi Jinping as secretary-general of the congress," said party spokesman Cai Mingzhao, adding that the next set of leaders would be unveiled at the end of the meeting.
The move likely signals that Xi's much-expected move toward the country's top leadership post is on track.
Xi, 59, has been second in command to Hu since 2008. His likely appointment to head the all-powerful party will set the stage for his promotion to president of the world's most populous nation, expected next March.
Xi and the rest of the future leadership take the reins amid growing pressure for the party to reform to curb rising corruption and spur economic growth, which recently slowed to its lowest quarterly rate since 2009.
Reforms awaited
Eight out of 10 Chinese want political reform, according to a survey published on Wednesday by a state-run newspaper.
The poll, published by the Global Times newspaper, found that 81 per cent of people in seven major cities said they supported political reform, with 66 per cent feeling the government should face greater public scrutiny.
The Global Times is linked to the People's Daily, the mouthpiece of the ruling Communist Party, and the decision to publish the survey appeared to indicate the party wanted to be seen to be acknowledging the calls.
But while party leaders routinely voice vague lip service to some form of future political reform, the Communists retain iron-clad control of Chinese power and multi-party democracy is firmly off the agenda.
"[The congress] will be one of great importance, when China is in a crucial stage of building a modern and prosperous society in all respects, taking on reform and opening up, and accelerating the transformation of the growth pattern," Cai said at a press briefing.
He added that the congress would close on November 14. The party had not previously said how long the sensitive meeting would last.
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Elements in the ruling party are widely believed to favour some form of political reform to bolster their legitimacy, but the exact nature of any internal debate remains unknown due to the secrecy surrounding its affairs.
Preparations for the congress have been rocked by the months-long controversy over former senior leader Bo Xilai.
Bo, the former party boss in the central city of Chongqing, was once seen as a candidate for promotion to the party's top echelons. But he was brought down earlier this year by murder allegations against his wife.
Preparations for the closed-door power handover come as Americans re-elected President Barack Obama in the full glare of the world's media, prompting pungent comment by Chinese internet users at their own lack of democracy.
"Why has the Chinese people's interest in the US presidential election reached a new high? Because the Chinese people have given up their own affairs... they are not allowed to handle them!" said a posting on a microblog service run by internet giant Tencent.
Americans "did not dispatch a single soldier, did not ban knives, did not ban photocopies, did not recruit more than a million volunteers", said Er Hei Xi Fu, in reference to extensive security preparations for the Beijing meeting.
China has witnessed explosive growth in Internet usage since the last Communist Party transition in 2002, with the online community of 538 million posing a huge challenge to the party's attempts to shape public opinion.
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When Pope Francis steps off his plane next week in Brazil, he will be setting foot into one of the world's most dangerous countries. A new survey shows that between 1980 and 2011, there have been over 1.1 million homicides in the South American country.
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Keywords: Brazil, murder, guns, Pope, Francis, popemobile
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL (Catholic Online) - A paper published by the Latin American Study Center shows that there are 11.5 murders for every 100,000 inhabitants. The number of homicides in the country is also trending upwards.
All this is happening despite a disarmament program in the 90s that caused a temporary reduction in the number of homicides. However, as the clich� goes, criminals still have guns and ordinary folks have nothing.
The report is especially relevant as it was announced this week that Pope Francis would be riding through Rio in an open-top jeep, taking a pass on the venerable and safe popemobile.
However, Pope Francis' move is deemed to be a smartly calculated risk. Much of his appeal is because he is something of a maverick and a man of the people. He does not like to be sequestered from his followers, so the Holy Father has chosen the open-top vehicle.
It is expected that violence should decrease, at least the organized variety. Criminal gangs typically declare truces during papal visits in Catholic countries.
Also, the report says the majority f the killings are not actually related to gang violence. Instead, it's individuals who murder one another as a way to resolve feuds and petty disputes who often perpetrate the violence.
The reason his violence is so common is because police and investigative forces are weak and cannot solve all the murders that occur. This makes homicide a possibility for anyone engaged in a serious or passionate dispute -they're unlikely to get caught.
The study also shows that most of the victims are men and most of those men are also blacks. According to the study, 77 percent of young people murdered were Afro-Brazilians.
Areas that are enjoying new influxes of wealth and economic expansion tend to have higher murder rates than others.
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Freestanding towel racks
Our new house has a beautifully remodeled master bathroom, but no towel bars on the walls! And it doesn't really have any good places to put them. It's a big bathroom, but there are a lot of windows, a lot of wall space taken up by the large shower, big mirrors, doors into the closet, etc. Very little open wall space.
So we're looking for other options for hanging our towels. Does anyone have a really nice floor-standing towel rack we could set up next to the shower? Any other ideas?
I'm limited in bathroom space also and this drew my attention:
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23" tall, three arm towel bar fits easily behind a door or on a narrow wall. Swivel arms extend 10-1/2", brass is lacquered.
It's available in brass or chrome.
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I couldn't find the photo I was looking for, which showed triple on-door towel racks with the towels on them, but what about making use of the back of the door, like this:
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Thanks. I also found these, once I realized I need to search for "towel stand" rather than "towel rack:"
Newbury Towel Stand
Mercer Towel Stand
The Restoration Hardware one is kind of attractive because it's available in satin nickel, which would come closer to matching the existing hardware in the room, though I'm not sure how much I care about that.
The thought also occurred to me that it might be possible to mount something on the glass shower enclosure (frameless). But I think it would have to be suction cups or adhesive, because I wouldn't want to try to put a hole in the glass. And I'd even be a little bit hesitant of adhesive, because it might leave gunk behind if we change our minds.
I saw this bathroom photo that used two vintage coat racks. Stole the idea for DD2's guest bath, using one.
Here is a link that might be useful: Red White and Blue Bath
Check out blog below...first post is full of ideas for where how to put towels.
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Found this for my DH who is always cold! I run it through 2 cycles with my robe and it is heavenly to step into. BB&B also has a free standing model as well.
Here is a link that might be useful: Freestanding Towel Warmer
When you're short on wall space, free standing is definitely the way to go!
Here is a link that might be useful: Free Standing Towel Racks on TowelRACKED.com
We have a quilt rack at the end of the tub near the shower door for our towels. It was the only way we could come up with to keep towels close to both and in this humid climate, being able to spread them out makes sure they dry well. I thought about a coat rack, but I was afraid the towels might not dry as well on a hook. We've added a vent over the shower now, but still like the quilt rack.


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So while using a Neti pot keeps the nasty mucous stuff to a minimum, I still get horrible sinus headaches and pain when the barometric pressure changes. Last night was one of those night. Desperate for relief from the "brain being attacked with an icepick" sinus pain, I googled DIY pocket warmer/bed buddies type crafts. I found this little tutorial. http://tipnut.com/make-your-own-microwave-heating-pad/
Since it was a little after 3am, I didn't want to fire up the sewing machine so I went looking for 100% cotton sock. Luckily I had some so I filled it with rice and nuked it until it was warm. Then laid down in bed with it over my face. I was happy that it really helped take away the pain, enough that I could fall asleep.
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SW Ivoire a tad apricot - any other ideas for warm creamy yellow
I've been having a difficult time choosing paint colours. I am aiming to create a bit of a Provence/Tuscany feel. I have a problem in that my downstairs rooms (brightly lit with lots of natural light and open plan) make paint look much more orangey than the colours seem to show for other people. But I don't want to overdo things and end up with green undertones as I would dislike that.
I've sampled 15+ paint colours and just cannot get it right. The closest I have gotten in terms of colour and lightness/darkness/intensity is Sherwin Williams "Ivoire". I almost am ready to choose it but it shows a mild apricot hue blended in with the yellow (that no one else seems to mention when discussing this colour).
I don't mind a bit of apricot undertone as that gives a warmth that might add to the Tuscany-type feel so maybe I should just go for it as almost every colour shows some orange in my house, and I loathe to head into green undertones for the fear of what might happen if that is all over the walls which have vaulted ceilings. But before settling on Ivoire as I have a few doubts, I wanted to see if I could get a similar type of colour to Ivoire (creamy yellow) but that won't show the apricot undertone. Does anyone have suggestions??
I just built a townhouse and had the same problem with paint. I wanted a warm Tuscan feeling. Unfortunately, I was running out of time to choose a paint color. I chose SW Simplified Beige. IT WAS PINK!! I was so unhappy. It clashed with everything. So be wary of rosy undertones. I'll try to upload some pics in a minute. What I am doing now is a color meshing with the woo lie pad. I am using SW antique white and SW Cardboard. Both in a Cashmere low luster. It's turning out great and I have never painted before in my life. Good luck and just remember it's only paint and can be easily fixed.
We just painted a south-facing open stairwell, hallway, and sitting area in BM Simply Irresistible. I wanted cream that did not read apricot or yellow. It reminds me of French vanilla ice cream in low light, and creamy yellow in direct sun. It has no apricot, which all my other samples did.
Thank you for replies. It really is a minefield picking the right colour.
If I go more yellow downstairs, then it plays up green undertones upstairs in hallways etc. - yet if I go more yellow upstairs it plays up a hint of apricot in the yellow downstairs!!
So I either have a paint that appears (i) yellow or yellow with hint of apricot depending on the part of the house (ii) yellow or yellow with greeny/acid undertones. I have to give somewhere. I think with the look I want to create, it is better to err on the side of no green undertones anywhere.
Here is a link to a house that used Ivoire in almost every room. Pretty fancy house. Even though the paint is mainly yellow, I can see a slight apricot undertone in some of the photos and it actually looks pretty nice. My downstairs would play out a bit like the more apricot versions of Ivoire such as the photo with the yellow chair and some walls in the guest bedroom. The link:
p.s. Below is a photo of the ceramic tile flooring I have in my kitchen (not a photo of my kitchen, just the same floor in a promo photo). It is a pinky-orange lightish terra cotta. I think green undertones in a yellow paint would not look right with this floor and it is a centerpiece of my house and visible from the living room - you can see they have apricot undertones in this photo and it looks nice.


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Suns Strokes: Suns hold off Pistons to notch first win of the season
Sure, you could read the box score and know who won, but we all know that won't tell you everything that happened in a basketball game. So, we will give you Suns Strokes providing you with the analysis, quotes and notes from the Suns' win against the Detroit Pistons on November 2. Final Score: Suns 92, Pistons 89
The Story:
The Phoenix Suns held off the Pistons to pull out a 92-89 win to improve to 1-1.
At the half Michael Beasley, Luis Scola, Marcin Gortat and Goran Dragic combined for 43 of the Suns' 54 points on 17-32 shooting.
The Good:
Phoenix closed the second quarter on a 26-7 run to take a 54-46 lead going into the locker room.
Shannon Brown salvaged an otherwise poor night from the bench with a 5-9 second half with 10 points, he had 14 points on the night.
The Bad:
For the second straight game the Suns fell behind by double digits. It was only 11 points in the second quarter Friday compared to 17 in Wednesday's game against the Warriors.
For just the third time in the 45-year history of the Suns organization, Phoenix opened a season by holding each of its first two opponents to fewer than 90 points.
Phoenix allowed 10 offensive rebounds Friday compared to 17 against the Warriors.
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