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Woodley makes visit to summer campPosted by on July 10, 2013 – 2:07 pm
Steelers' linebacker LaMarr Woodley visited the Pittsburgh Public Schools Summer Dreamers Academy, a summer learning program for students K-8, to share the importance of education.
"Don't allow anyone to tell you what you can't do, because you can do anything you want to do," Woodley told the students. "I had to start paying attention in school. I had to start listening to my parents, start listening to my teachers at school. I had football and basketball taken away from me because I was a class clown and didn't pay attention to my parents and teachers. I did spend a lot of time in detention and I knew that without those things, everything would be taken away from me."
Woodley encouraged the kids not to be a class clown, but instead stay focused and understand the importance of their education. He thinks the program done by the Public Schools this summer is the perfect way to keep the students focused on that.
"It shows the kind of program you are running here when you have those kinds of energy levels from the teachers early in the morning and the commitment from the parents getting their kids here," said Woodley. "Having the opportunity to go to this summer school program is great."
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By Nick on Jul 10, 2013 | Reply
Good job Woodley
Glad to see Steelers players be good example. I hope woodley back to beast mode this year would love to see my steelers d wreaking havoc.
GOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Team
By jhaselti72 on Jul 11, 2013 | Reply
Good values don't teach themselves. Way to go, LaMarr!
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Picture was taken in Mykonos Island Harbour. I really liked the combination of colours together in one spot and the way they are unintentionally paired: blue chairs with the sky and the red boat with the roof top.
I'll be honest with you, the original shot did not look this "deserted". There were two men in front of the boat between the tables with their two backpacks on one of the tables. There was also a car blocking almost the entire front of the church, right where the door is. Finally there were a few people standing around at the top of the picture, near the church. I used the cloning tool in Photoshop to erase the subjects as well as "draw" what's supposed to be behind them (try to guess where ;) ). This tool is a blessing. Anybody who did not play with it yet, simply must.
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elitsa (509) 2008-01-23 23:40
Hi Anna.. I like this image very much. Beautiful coulors, nice play with blue, with and red!
Thanks for the useful info regarding Photoshop tool;-) I will be glag to try it!
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This shot has a very interesting composition. It is really nice with beautiful colors, and lovely details. Sharpness is super,
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Michael Kaeshammer has been called Canada's triple-threat combo of piano genius, vocal ability and charm. This combination has earned the Toronto based artist international critical acclaim and a loyal and growing fan base. He has piano technique to burn and to his audiences become enthralled at his acrobatic way with a grand piano.
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Had you offered me 30 points and the Jackrabbits against Nebraska before last Saturday's kickoff in Lincoln, I probably would have turned you down.
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Remember those Dungeons and Dragons people back in junior high school? Well, they grew up, got saved, and are now debating Calvinism, on both sides. This realization hit me this past week when I received yet another Facebook "invitation" to a forum debating Calvinism.
Now, don't get me wrong, there are some big and important issues involved in discussions about election, calling, sovereignty, human responsibility, etc. It's just that, all too often, it seems to me that these debates are so intense for reasons other than just fidelity to Scripture.
The Dungeons and Dragons clubs came to mind because those guys, at least in my junior high school, seemed to be obsessed with something that seemed to have no relevance at all to their lives, or to anyone else's. But D&D became their identity. Because it mattered, they mattered. This was by no means restricted to these folk, and to their video-gaming or skateboarding cousins. It's the same phenomenon in the people for whom a sports team became a personal obsession. The win or loss of my team is a personal victory, because it is totemic of who I am.
I fear that, all too often, our theological debates fall precisely into this category. We fight them so fiercely because there's so little at stake in the way we view them. The professional Calvinist in his Internet forum sees a reluctance to embrace effectual calling as a personal attack, as a rejection of him. The anonymous-letter writing anti-Calvinist sees in the Calvinist a repudiation of his own background, of the kinds of churches and methods that led him to Christ. Rather than seeking to understand each other, and love one another with a convictional empathy, we claw and bite one another. That's because, all too often, what we want is to be right, rather than to build up one another in the faith.
Again, there's nothing wrong with debating issues of importance. The Body of Christ needs open-Bible conversations between Calvinists and Arminians, dispensationalists and amillennialists, Baptists and paedo-baptists. But theological debate can't be a form of entertainment. And it sure can't be a means of proving myself to be worth listening to. Within the broad parameters of great old Christian orthodoxy, there's room to differ, and to learn, without hearing a rejection (sometimes only a temporary rejection) of my point as a rejection of me.
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George Everett Adams (June 18, 1840 – October 5, 1917) was a U.S. Representative from Illinois.
Born in Keene, New Hampshire, Adams moved with his parents to Chicago, Illinois, in 1853. He attended Phillips Exeter Academy, Exeter, New Hampshire, and graduated from Harvard University in 1860. During the Civil War, he served in the First Illinois Artillery.
After his war service, he attended Harvard Law School, was admitted to the bar in 1865 and commenced practice in Chicago.[1] He served as a member of the state Senate from 1880 until March 3, 1883, when he resigned to enter Congress.
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- ^ Leonard, John William; Marquis, Albert Nelson, eds. (1908), Who's who in America 5, Chicago: Marquis Who's Who, Incorporated, p. 10.
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During the summer of 2003, a survey was sent to all New Hampshire home health care facilities and clinicians to determine the amount of mercury-added products currently in use. Twenty-five percent of home health care providers responded to the survey. The results are compiled from those providers that responded.
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Only 1 percent of home health care providers use mercury-added thermometers and they are only used at the request of a medical provider.
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Asala Nasri's set for Lebanon's X Factor with heavy security in tow
Just over a year ago, Syrian songstress Asala Nasri, shocked Lebanese fans by saying that she would never set foot in their home country as she "didn't feel safe".
With the Syrian war rapidly spilling over to its neighboring states, Asala said she worried that her outspoken support for the Syrian opposition would land her in trouble.
But it looks like fame has won the day over personal safety and the star has agreed to make a special trip to the tiny nation in order to appear on hit talent show, X Factor Arabia.
According to Middle East news portal, Elaph, Asala will be the guest of honor on the series that has gripped a region. However, the singer won't be leaving anything to chance and has only agreed to show up if she's accompanied by heavy security.


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(Colombo Lankapuvath) The Millennium Development Goals Country Report for the years 2008/09 was launched this morning (20th) in Colombo today with the presence of Deputy Minister of Finance and Planning Dr. Sarath Amunugama as the Chief Guest.
This was presented simultaneously with the holding of the United Nations (UN) Summit in New York today. The main points of the Progress Report fell under 8 headings.
This is the 2nd Millennium Development Goals (MDG) Report. It highlighted certain areas which Sri Lanka can be proud of and certain areas which need further attention.
In no way does it clash or compete with principles embodies in "Mahinda Chinthanaya".
Following are the 8 main headings under which the Progress Report was presented.
1. Eradication of Extreme Poverty and Hunger
In this respect, although the country is on course to attain the MDG target of halving poverty at a national level by 2015, areas such as Nuwara Eliya, Monaragala, Ratnapura, Badulla, Kegalle, Kandy and Matale districts are still lagging behind and therefore needs special attention.
The "Mahinda Chinthanaya" also emphasizes on the eradication of extreme poverty from Sri Lanka.
Attention on the estate sector- by 1999, 24% of the estate sector was below the given poverty level. The MDG states that it should be reduced to 10% by 2015, but on 2007, the percentage increased to 32%
Suitable strategies have been planned and are being implemented to adequately spread the growth outside western province, so as to reduce the original desparities.
2. Achieve Universal Primary Education
Sri Lanka has achieved the Universal Primary Education target of 100% before 2015. Therefore, the focus should now be on improving the quality of education and improving education outcomes.
Mastering basic language and numeric skills should be improved, and particular effort should be made to include children with disabilities, the destitute, abandoned, working and street children.
3. Promote Gender Equality and Empower Women
The net growing share of wage employment in "non-agricultural sector" is marginal, from 30.8% in 1993 to 32.2% in 2006.
The rate of unemployment for women is twice the rate for men, and for educated women it is close to three times the rate for men.
Political parties should be encouraged to field more women candidates at elections, as women's political representation in Sri Lanka is still very low. Men and women need to be given equal opportunities. Also, working conditions for women should be improved.
4. Reduce Child Mortality
Sri Lanka's current level of 11.3 infant deaths per 1,000 live births. The Infant Mortality Rate (IMR) is lower than countries considerably wealthier than Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka has been successful in drastically reducing our Child Mortality in the last half-a-century.
There are similar sharp reductions in the under-5 mortality rate, and the MDG child mortality targets are well within reach.
The IMR in the North Central Province is almost twice the national average, a hefty 16.6%. The Millennium Development Goal is to reduce it to 5.5% by 2015.
5. Improve Maternal Health (MMR)
Based on Registrar General's Department estimate, MMR was 14 deaths per 100,000 live births in 2003. The Family Health Bureau (FHB) estimates that the MMR as 39.3% per 100,000 live births in 2006.
Sri Lanka is on track to meeting the MDG by reducing MMR by three quarter between 1990 and 2015.
Central, Northern and Sabaragamuwa Provinces are above those numbers, reflected in Central & Eastern Sector. Further attention is needed in Sri Lanka's family in addressing the MDG.
6. Combat HIV/AIDS, Malaria and Other Diseases
Sri Lanka remains one of the countries in the region with low-level HIV patients. However the number of infected people can be higher than reported due to the stigma attached to the disease. It is the stigma that should be tackled effectively.
Up to the end of 2007 a total of 266 AIDS cases have been detected in the country and 172 persons reportedly died of AIDS.
Apart from the urban areas in Central and North-western Provinces, the Northern and Eastern Provinces fall into high risk areas.
Sri Lanka may have to launch special programmes to achieve the target of halving the incidence and death rate due to Tuberculosis (TB). The overall incidence rate of TB was 42 per 100,000 population in 2006 and is much higher in Kandy, Vavuniya, Colombo and Kalutara districts.
7. Ensure Enivronmental Sustainability
Although there has been a noticeable deterioration of the environmental quality in Sri Lanka, the situation is improving. Sri Lanka has been identified as one of the countries that are on track to achieve goals set by the Montreal Protocol to protect the Ozone layer.
The Vehicle Emission Test (VET) has been established and is a necessity in acquiring the license.
Nearly 85% of Sri Lankan households have sustainable access to improved drinking water in 2006/07 comared to 60% in 1990.
For 4% of rural residents and 11% of residents in the estate sector, the source of drinking water is more than 1km away.
8. Develop a Global Partnership for Development
The amount of foreign financing annually committed to Sri Lanka by development partners since 2004 has exceeded one billion US$, in support of post-tsunami rehabilitation and reconstruction and as well as in support of new development initiatives of the Government under the "Mahinda Chinthanaya".
The total annual foreign financing rached US$ 2069 million in 2008, as opposed to US$ 899 million in 2002. Sri Lanka has received a large amount of bilateral assistance in difficult times from countries such as Japan, Iran and India.
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Not chai, but fafda
Mani Shankar Aiyar tried to score points by dismissing Narendra Modi as a former chaiwallah. The BJP seized upon his job description to its advantage, starting Modi chai pe charcha stalls all over the country as part of its campaign strategy. But those who knew Modi in the good old days say the chaiwallah description is inaccurate. When Modi returned to Gujarat after his Himalayan sojourn, instead of going back to Vadnagar, his birthplace, he went to Ahmedabad, where his uncle sold fafda (a Gujarati savoury), not tea, at the Geeta Mandir bus stop. While studying, Modi helped his uncle as a part-time dishwasher. RSS leader Lakshmanrao Inamdar, known as 'Vakil saheb', took an interest in the young dishwasher, who was fond of reading. He invited Modi to Hedgewar Bhavan in Ahmedabad during the Navnirman movement. There, Modi's duties included cooking, washing clothes and mopping floors.
Kite tale
ACTOR Salman Khan has invited considerable comment for flying kites with Narendra Modi last month. Khan tried to play down his interaction with the Gujarat CM, saying he was not endorsing anyone and in his constituency in Mumbai, he will support Congress MP Priya Dutt. Actually, Modi had made an offer to Salman's father, former scriptwriter Salim Khan, to stand on the BJP ticket from Bharuch for the Lok Sabha election. Salim declined.
Quick change artiste
TDP MP M Venugopal Reddy, who was at the centre of the pandemonium in the Lok Sabha on Thursday, snatching the microphone from the secretary-general's desk, was pounced upon by Telangana MPs who moved to the well of the House to counter his protest. In the subsequent fracas, Reddy's clothes were torn and he was seen leaving the House. But within 10 minutes, he faced TV cameras in a new outfit. The MP had got a spare change of clothes delivered to him inside Parliament by his staff.
Mamata's U-turn
ANNA Hazare has declared he wouldn't mind supporting Mamata Banerjee for prime minister because of her 'simplicity'. Actually, Mamata's Trinamool Congress was the only political party that responded to his letter spelling out 17 points for action. Mamata is keen to cultivate Anna since she believes that post-polls, he can be the guiding spirit for a non-Congress, non- BJP political front. At present, Jayalalithaa, with the Left as an ally, is making a bid to capture this space. Mamata's admiration for him is a new phenomenon. In 2011, she had walked out in a huff at a CNN-IBN function when she heard that he was being honoured with the man of the year award. Rajdeep Sardesai had to chase her to her car and persuade her to return to accept her award as politician of the year.
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AMANPOUR: "Is Bashar al-Assad, the president of Syria, in charge?"
KING ABDULLAH: "I've talked to him on several occasions to see what Jordan can do to bring stability and, obviously, calm to -- to Syria. And from my discussions with him and from what I hear, he is in charge, yes. And he is calling the shots."
AMANPOUR: "So you think all that we're seeing on the streets right now is happening under his direction?"
KING ABDULLAH: "Well, as I said, I believe that he is in charge…"
And in an interview on "This Week" in August, U.S. Ambassador to Syria Robert Ford condemned the Syrian military crackdown against the civilian uprising in the city of Hama, calling the violence there "grotesque" and "abhorrent."
"What the government is doing now is, it's literally going house to house and it's rounding up people," Ford said. "There is no due process. There's a lot of violence. There's shooting… It's frightful. It's abominable."
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The Haiti Debt Cancellation Resolution (H. Res. 241) has momentum-there are now 41 Cosponsors 30 of them new this month. This progress came from work: by Reps Maxine Waters, Spencer Bachus, Luis Gutierrez and Barbara Lee, who urged their colleagues to join them in a May 3 letter; by folks at Jubilee USA Network and Haiti Reborn who have been calling members of Congress; and by hundreds of people throughout the country who have called or written to tell their representatives that debt relief for Haiti is the right thing to do. Another 28 Representatives cosponsored the same bill last year, but have not renewed their support.
More help is on the way: A letter from over 50 religious, human rights, social justice and solidarity organizations throughout the US will be delivered to Congress on May 18, Haiti's Flag Day-traditionally a time for Haitians to celebrate independence and unity. The rest of us can help Haitians celebrate future Flag Days by uniting this year to call our Representatives and insist on the debt cancellation that will give Haiti its financial independence.


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Andover is home to 1,500 structures that are considered historic, meaning that they are on either the National or State Registers of Historic Places or the Andover Historic Building Survey. Every year there are requests to demolish some of them for the land value.
There are seven historic preservation districts in Andover.
- 1. Academy Hill (Phillips Academy campus, School, Main, Wheeler, and Highland Streets)
- 2. Andover Village Industrial District (Roughly bounded by North Main,Railroad, Stevens and Moraine Streets)
- 3. Ballardvale (Roughly bounded by Center, Andover and High Streets)
- 4. Central Street (Bounded by Phillips Street and Essex Street)
- 5. Main Street-Locke Street
- 6. Shawsheen Village (Centered on Haverhill and York Streets)
- 7. West Parish Center (Lowell Street and Reservation Road
Andover also has a Andover Historic Preservation Commission. In 2005, the Preservation Commission, the Andover Historical Society, and Memorial Hall Library received a grant from the Essex National Heritage Commission to update the town's inventory of historically significant buildings and make it publicly accessible. The database that was created may be accessed through the Andover Historic Preservation Commission's web site.
- State Register of Historic Places 2010. (R974.4 Sts 2003) pp.5-9.
- "Central Street National Register Certificates Available", Andover Townsman, April 23, 1987.
- "Plan aims to save town's historic buildings", Eagle Tribune, March 18, 2002.
- "Historic buildings go 21st century", Andover Townsman, May 15, 2008.
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Montana history may just have proven that justice delayed does not necessarily mean justice is denied.
Vigilantes in Montana may have stepped in when the courts could not or did not exist, according to a new book written by a man who knows something about courts.
Mark Dillon is an associate justice in the Appellate Division of the New York State Supreme Court. His book, "The Montana Vigilantes 1863-1870: Gold, Guns, and Gallows," contrasts the vigilante movement in the Bannack and the Virginia City area with the vigilantism in Helena. He concludes the difference in the two — one group of vigilantes which was active for just about a year, and the other which was active for five years — was a function of how well the courts were able to dispense justice.
Dillon had known virtually nothing about the Montana vigilantes until biking through the state on vacation. When he came to Virginia City and Bannack, he was taken by the story of citizens who meted out justice — even to the sheriff they believed was crooked.
"I wanted to approach this not just from a historic point of view, but overlay it with a legal analysis and put it in that context," Dillon said. "There's been so much on this written that I didn't want to just collect it. I wanted to add something new.
"There hasn't been a lot written about this through the legal perspective."
Dillon takes the two vigilante movements and contrasts them to form the basis of his book. In Virginia City's case, once a court system is established through the appointment of a judge to the Montana Territory, order is quickly established through Judge Hezekiah Hosmer. Meanwhile, Dillon argues that vigilantism continues for five years in Helena due largely due to an ineffective judge, Lyman Munson.
"Munson never commanded the respect of the common folk," Dillon said.
Even though Montana vigilantism was not novel — San Francisco and other mining camps had dealt with it, the Treasure State's contrast provides interesting perspectives.
Dillon said the slow response of then-President Abraham Lincoln to appoint judges to the far-flung territory demonstrated the need for government to be responsive to newly developing areas.
"The federal government was quick to create jurisdiction to get the gold, but Lincoln failed to pay much more attention to other matters — and one can understand why. He had a lot of other things on his mind in 1863," Dillon said.
Also, the contrast between the two judges says much about why vigilantism was short-lived in one area, and longer in the other.
Still, Dillon is quick to point out there aren't many modern day lessons that can be gleaned from a study of Montana's primitive justice system in its early territorial days.
"I have avoided any parallels about what is happening now," Dillon said.
Vigilantes and the lack of any court system make a comparison difficult.
"The only conclusion to draw to today is that when you look at the two, you can be very grateful for the system we have today," Dillon said. "This isn't a law book. It's a history book that happens to intersect with the law."
Keith Edgerton, chairman of the history department at Montana State University Billings, has written extensively on the state's history and vigilantes.
After reviewing a copy of Dillon's book, he praised the judge for the analysis of the vigilante situation.
"It's definitely got academic weight," Edgerton said.
He said Dillon's analysis of the legal system in Montana and the vigilantes squares with many Montana historians who point to the lack of federal support for the new territory as giving rise to vigilantes.
"These stories have drama and spectacle," Edgerton said. "You have gold mining, bad guys, citizens standing up. There's just something about these topics which continue to draw readers."
And the next generation of writers — from such distant places as the New York appellate court.


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Nutrition Services Division Management Bulletin
Purpose: Beneficial Information
Date: March 2014
Number: CNP-02-2014
To: Child and Adult Care Food Program Sponsors, School Nutrition Program Seamless Summer Option Sponsors, and Summer Food Service Program Sponsors
Attention: Food Service and Program Directors
Reference: U.S. Department of Agriculture Policy Memoranda SP 03-2014, CACFP 01-2014, SFSP 03-2014; SP 05-2014, CACFP 02-2014, SFSP 05-2014; and SP 32-2013
Subject: Census Data Release: Federal Fiscal Year 2014 and Use of School and Census Data
Supersedes: California Department of Education Management Bulletins USDA-SFSP-01-2007, USDA-CACFP-09-2013, and USDA-SFSP-03-2013
This Management Bulletin (MB) provides additional guidance on the use of census and school data to establish area eligibility in the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP), Summer Food Service Program (SFSP), and the Seamless Summer Feeding Option (SSFO) of the National School Lunch Program. It also announces the new U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) schedule for releasing census data used for area eligibility determinations for these programs and consolidates information from previous USDA guidance related to simplifying the area eligibility process.
Sponsors may use either census data or school data to determine if a site is area eligible. The Richard B. Russell National School Lunch Act (NSLA) allows the use of census data to establish tier I eligibility for CACFP day care homes (Title 42, U.S. Code [U.S.C.] 1766[f][3][A][ii][I][aa]) and area eligibility for SFSP sites (42 U.S.C. 1761[a][1][A][i][II]). The NSLA also allows the use of school data to establish area eligibility in the CACFP (42 U.S.C. 1766[f][3][A][ii][I][bb]) and SFSP (42 U.S.C. 1761[a][1][A][i][I]). The use of census and school data to determine whether a site is area eligible in the SSFO is established in USDA Policy Memorandum SP 32-2013.
Census Data Release: Federal Fiscal Year 2014 Background
Sponsors may establish area eligibility for CACFP day care homes, SFSP sites, and SSFO sites by using the most recent data obtained by the FNS from the Census Bureau. In each of the past two years, the FNS has released the new Census Bureau data in February.
SFSP and SSFO sponsors reported that the February data release made it difficult to approve new sites since the data used to qualify sites was subject to change. In order to address the problem, the FNS is adjusting the release of Census Bureau data to October, starting in 2014. Until then, CACFP, SFSP, and SSFO agencies should continue using the dataset from February 2013. The new schedule for the release of Census Bureau data should encourage early approval of SFSP and SSFO sites, as well as increase access to summer meals.
Availability of Census Data
The FNS provides the current data to the Food Research and Action Center (FRAC). The data is available at the FairData 2013 FRAC CACFP Mapper Web page at http://www.fairdata2000.com/CACFP and the 2013 FRAC Summer Food Mapper Web page at http://www.fairdata2000.com/SummerFood.
Availability of School Data
Sponsors may also use school data to establish area eligibility for the CACFP, SFSP, and SSFO, excluding camps. It must indicate that the proposed meal location is within a school attendance area where at least 50 percent of the children are eligible for free or reduced-price school meals.
The California Department of Education (CDE) creates a list of schools—including elementary, middle, and high schools—in the state where at least 50 percent of their enrolled children are eligible for free or reduced-price school meals. This information is provided by the CDE each year by February 15 and is based on data from a designated month, most commonly the month of October (Title 7, Code of Federal Regulations [7 CFR], Section 226.6[f][1][viii][A] and 226.6[f][1][ix][A]). For assistance obtaining school data, please contact your School Nutrition Program (SNP), CACFP, or SFSP Specialist.
In situations where data from a more recent month in the school year is available and establishes area eligibility for an otherwise ineligible location, school data from that month can now be used to establish area eligibility.
Prioritization of Data
The NSLA permits the use of either census or school data to determine eligibility of CACFP day care homes without prioritizing either data source. However, CACFP regulations currently require agencies to first make a reasonable effort to establish area eligibility with school data prior to using census data (7 CFR Section 226.15[f]). Previously, when census data was released decennially, school data was thought to better reflect the current socioeconomic status of a given area. Because census data is now annually estimated and released, this policy is no longer necessary. CACFP sponsors may now use either school or census data for applicable area eligibility determinations.
As a reminder, census data may not be used to establish area eligibility for at-risk afterschool centers in the CACFP.
Duration of Area Eligibility
Area eligibility determinations made using either school or census data must be redetermined every five years. For schools or school food authorities participating in either the SFSP or SSFO, once a site establishes area eligibility, the eligibility stands for a period of five years, regardless of any transition from one program to the other.
If you have any questions regarding this MB, please contact your SNP, CACFP, or SFSP Specialist.
SNP: The SNP County Specialist list is available in the Child Nutrition Information and Payment System (CNIPS) Download Forms section, titled School Nutrition Programs Unit County Assignments by Specialist. You may also contact the SNP Office Technician by phone at 916-322-1450 or 800-952-5609.
CACFP: The CACFP Specialist list is available in the CNIPS Download Forms section, titled CACFP Contact List and County Assignments. You may also contact the CACFP Office Technician by phone at 916-327-2991 or 800-952-5609.
SFSP: The SFSP Specialist list is available in the CNIPS Download Forms section, titled SFSP County Specialist Contact List. You may also contact the SFSP Office Technician by phone at 916-322-8323 or 800-952-5609.


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US on the charge
American golf is building momentum ahead of the Ryder Cup, says Simon Verness.
Last Updated: 19/06/12 9:42am
Whisper it quietly but the Americans are coming! And it sets the scene for a sizzling few months on the fairways and greens of Lytham St Anne's, Kiawah Island and Medinah.
With apologies to 'Chariots of Fire' screenwriter Colin Welland and his famous Hollywood promise that "The British are coming!" (which totally failed to happen after the film's 1982 Oscar success), there is that kind of feel - and sound - to the US golf scene in the wake of Webb Simpson's 'surprise' US Open victory.
I say 'surprise' advisedly as it may well be something of a shock to those on the UK side of the Atlantic, but it is anything but over here.
OK, there were probably 10 Americans in the rankings ahead of the totally likeable Simpson prior to last Thursday at The Olympic Club who you might have listed as 'most likely' to win a Major on recent form.
The likes of Matt Kuchar, Jason Dufner, Hunter Mahan, Dustin Johnson, Zach Johnson, Rickie Fowler, Bill Haas, Keegan Bradley, David Toms and Nick Watney have all been quietly - almost apologetically - knocking at the door of Great Sporting Achievement in the past year or so.
Simpson had enjoyed a transcendent 2011, losing out in the American tour money-list race only to the prolific Luke Donald in a thrilling final event of the season - the Children's Miracle Network Classic right here in little old Orlando.
But this season he had been left at the starting post, most notably by Masters champion Bubba Watson but also by Kuchar (two wins and a second in the run-up to last week), Dustin Johnson (a win and three other top 10 finishes), Zach Johnson (a win and two seconds) and Fowler (a win, a second and a fifth).
Simpson started the year with a respectable third place finish in the Hyundai Tournament of Champions in Hawaii, but some extremely modest form in the past two months - including two missed cuts - ensured his pre-Olympic Club profile was fairly low (along with most Americans not called Woods, Mickelson or Watson). That is a fairly major mistake for anyone to make in this era of the New Tiger and total golfing parity all round (witness 15 different Major winners in the last 15 events).
Because the essential lesson to learn - as several commentators over here have not been slow to point out since Sunday night - is that the US now has almost any number of genuine contenders for the big prizes and Simpson is really just the tip of the golfing iceberg.
Yes, Europe may still have numbers one, two and three in the world, but only one of that trio has actually won a Major (Rory McIlroy) and, if you overlook Woods and his 14 Majors (just for the moment), there are still another four Americans with big-boy titles to their name inside the world's top 25 (Watson, Bradley, Mickelson and Zach Johnson), against just one European (Graeme McDowell).
Ryder Cup momentum
Then you start to consider all three of the last Majors have now been won by players with the Star Spangled Banner next to their name and there is a certain momentum building up in Uncle Sam's camp this year - especially with the Ryder Cup awaiting at the Medinah Country Club in Illinois in September.
And, make no mistake, the rest of this year in golfing terms, including The Open next month at Royal Lytham & St Anne's and the US PGA Championship at Kiawah Island (ironically the scene of the infamous 'War on the Shore' Ryder set-to in 1991), is all just a rehearsal for another memorable Cup event, with the US grimly determined to wrest back the trophy they conceded by the margin of just one point in 2010.
Lest anyone forget, the American team under Paul Azinger was a dominant 16½-11½ winner the last time Samuel Ryder's competition was contested on their soil, and Corey Pavin's narrow losers of two years ago will provide some tried-and-tested matchplay combatants this time around.
The likes of Watson, Dustin Johnson, Kuchar and Fowler were all raw rookies in 2010, but have gone on to prove they belong on the biggest stages and they will be far more formidable opposition in September.
All four are likely to be shoo-ins (as they like to say here) when Davis Love III unveils his 12-man line-up, along with Woods (seventh appearance), Mickelson (ninth), Mahan (third), Jim Furyk (eighth) and Steve Stricker (third).
The streaking Dufner, who has roared up the rankings from 74 less than a year ago to the current No 8, could well be one of only two rookies on Love's team, giving the US quite an advantage in experience terms. Europe, by contrast, could have as many as four first-timers in the team if the Spanish contingent not named Garcia or Jimenez continue their upsurge.
American ascendancy
And that all adds to the growing feeling of American ascendancy in these parts, especially since Lee Westwood's coach Pete Cowen stirred the metaphorical hornet's nest last month by insisting Europe's B-team could still beat the best of Uncle Sam's.
You won't hear a huge groundswell of US saber-rattling at this stage (after all, Europe have won four of the past five), but there are certainly plenty of darts being thrown around to the effect that this is going to be America's year.
Several pundits have already insisted the balance of power has shifted back to this side of the Atlantic with Simpson's US Open win, and Love III has to be feeling quietly confident with the way this year is shaping up.
Which returns to Unlikely Lad Simpson, who I was fortunate enough to see at close quarters last November during his four-day duel with Donald at Walt Disney World, when the Brit finally came out on top with a final-round birdie blitz.
If there is a more unassuming and down to earth player on the circuit (not named Bubba Watson), then his reputation hasn't yet made it to this part of Florida, but suffice it to say Simpson isn't likely to be earning any code violations or tabloid headlines of the salacious variety.
In fact, with caddie Paul Tesori, they form possibly the most calm and polite duo to have walked the fairways in many a year. I remember one conversation with Tesori last November that didn't quite end up with him saying "Well, shucks, I guess my parents done bring me up right," but it was pretty close.
It was a distinct eye-opener in today's world of me-first stars and the 'advisors' who enable them and the only sad note is that we are unlikely to see the pair of them in Lytham as Simpson has already promised to stay close to his wife, who will be 8½ months pregnant come Open tee-off time.
But, if he is also the epitome of the new breed of US golfer - and a clear testament to the renewed strength in depth on this side of the pond - then the Americans will definitely be coming. And they will be hard to keep at bay.


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I'm doing paintings based off of many of the photos at all different Occupy moments across the nation. Between school and my two jobs I don't have the greatest ability to be apart of the Occupy Columbus but I do want to contribute since I think what is going on here is very noble. I respect these people very much. Stay strong.
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Latin sensation William Levy, often referred to as "The Latin Brad Pitt," is turning heads and making hearts pound. And now rumors are circulating that Levy and dance partner Cheryl Burke may be working on their chemistry off the dance floor.
Access Hollywood via Fox News Latino is reporting that the "Dancing with the Stars" duo is doing more than practicing the cha-cha off camera.
And Levy added fuel to that fire earlier when he said of Burke, "She's a great girl – anyone would like to go out with her." He quickly added, "We're just dancing right now."
Last week, when US Weekly asked Levy if he is single, he had another interesting response. He put his arm around Burke, and said, "This is my partner right here!"
But when asked about Levy, Burke insists their relationship is strictly professional. "It's very emotional on the dance floor, then you leave and that's it," said Burke. "Leave it here."
However, Burke does have a bit of a reputation for hooking up with former dance partners including Chad Ochocinco and Jersey Shore's Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino, reports Latino Fox.
Last week, Burke and Levy danced a cha cha routine to the song "International Love" by Pitbull. After the dance, the crowd went crazy, particularly the dozens of screaming women surrounding the dance floor. US Weekly reports that Levy and Burke nabbed the second highest score of the evening. (Jaleel White and Katherine Jenkins edged him out for the top spot.)
Levy got his start in telenovelas, which according to The Miami Herald, dominate late night programming in South Florida. It was on the set of Protagonista de Novela 2 where Levy met Elizabeth Gutierrez. The couple have two children but split last year.
And according to the Herald, Levy faced a July 2010 scandal when he was sued for allegedly assaulting a minor, Karla Alvarez in a Glendale, Ca. hotel room. Alvarez later dropped the charges.
With the controversy behind him, Levy was ready to take his image to primetime and a national audience. And that is just what he has done by becoming a 2012 cast member of "Dancing with the Stars."
DWTS continues tonight at 8 p.m.


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JAZZ sensation Duduzile Manhenga is facing jail after she allegedly ran over and killed a pedestrian. The 32-year-old diva has revealed that she feels burdened by the pending court case. It is alleged that the mother of four did not have a driver's licence when the mishap occurred and she is likely to face two charges of culpable homicide and driving without a licence.
The matter was reported at Avondale Police Station where it was being investigated sometime in August. "It's one of those of things that happen in life, those are the challenges that we face as humans. It is really a burden and I'm still waiting for the matter to proceed. I cannot reveal much as I have been advised not to comment on the matter by my lawyers," said the devastated Dudu.
A highly placed source revealed that the matter was set to appear in court in August but did not take off as the witnesses in the matter were not present. The source added that the docket was referred back to Avondale Police Station for the police to serve the concerned parties and when everything is complete, it will be referred back to court. The mole further clarified that the delay does not mean the matter has collapsed and that she still has a case to answer.
"According to the report, Dudu did not have a driver's licence on the day in question and she has been charged with culpable homicide and driving without a licence. Dudu's attorney from Scanlen and Holderness Legal Practitioners confirmed the matter but could not be drawn into revealing further details. "I can confirm that there is a culpable homicide charge and the matter could not start because the witnesses were not there.
"From that time we have not yet received a new date for us to return to court. "It is still premature for me to reveal much at this stage as the matter has not been heard before the court and the best people to issue finer details are the police at Avondale Police Station or the State," the lawyer said. Despite the legal woes, Dudu has been on top of her game and established herself as one of the country's finest and most travelled musicians.


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|Table of Contents
|Vol. 98, No. 2, 2013
Issue release date: October 2013
|Section title: Original Paper
Prognostic Factors and Long-Term Outcome of Pancreatic Neuroendocrine Neoplasms: Ki-67 Index Shows a Greater Impact on Survival than Disease Stage. The Large Experience of the Spanish National Tumor Registry (RGETNE)Martin-Perez E.a · Capdevila J.b · Castellano D.c · Jimenez-Fonseca P.d · Salazar R.e · Beguiristain-Gomez A.f · Alonso-Orduña V.g · Martinez del Prado P.h · Villabona-Artero C.i · Diaz-Perez J.A.j · Monleon A.k · Marazuela M.l · Pachon V.m · Sastre-Valera J.n · Sevilla I.o · Castaño A.p · Garcia-Carbonero R.q
Departments of aSurgery, University Hospital La Princesa, Madrid, bMedical Oncology, University Hospital Vall d'Hebron, Barcelona, cMedical Oncology, University Hospital 12 de Octubre, Madrid, dMedical Oncology, Hospital Central de Asturias, Oviedo, eMedical Oncology, Hospital Duran i Reynals, Institut Catalá d'Oncologia, Barcelona, fSurgery, Hospital de Donostia, San Sebastian, gMedical Oncology, Hospital Miguel Servet, Zaragoza, hMedical Oncology, Hospital de Basurto, Vizcaya, iEndocrinology, Hospital de Bellvitge, Barcelona, jEndocrinology, University Hospital Clinico San Carlos, Madrid, kStatistics, Faculty of Biology, Barcelona University, Barcelona, lEndocrinology, University Hospital La Princesa, Madrid, mMedical Oncology, Hospital Ramon y Cajal, Madrid, nMedical Oncology, University Hospital Clinico San Carlos, Madrid, oMedical Oncology, Hospital Virgen de la Victoria, Malaga, pPathology, University Hospital Fuenlabrada, Madrid, and qMedical Oncology, University Hospital Virgen del Rocio, Institute de Biomedicina de Sevilla (IBIS), HUVR, CSIC, Universidad de Sevilla, Sevilla, Spain
Received: 2/25/2013
Accepted: 8/21/2013
Published online: 9/19/2013
Issue release date: October 2013
Number of Print Pages: 13
Number of Figures: 2
Number of Tables: 6
ISSN: 0028-3835 (Print)
eISSN: 1423-0194 (Online)
For additional information: http://www.karger.com/NEN
Introduction: Pancreatic neuroendocrine neoplasms (PNENs) are uncommon neoplasms with a wide spectrum of clinical behavior. The objective of this study was to assess in a large cohort of patients the relative impact of prognostic factors on survival. Methods: From June 2001 through October 2010, 1,271 patients were prospectively registered online (www.getne.org) at the Spanish National Cancer Registry for Gastroenteropancreatic Neuroendocrine Tumors (RGETNE) by participating centers. Clinical and histopathological features were assessed as potential prognostic factors by uni- and multivariate analyses. Results: Of 483 PNENs, 171 (35%) were functional (F) and 312 (65%) non-functional (NF). NF-PNENs were associated with a higher incidence of histological features denoting more aggressive disease, such as poor tumor differentiation, Ki-67 >20%, or vascular invasion (NF- vs. F-PNENs, respectively, p < 0.05). Nevertheless, functionality was not a significant predictor of survival (p = 0.19). Stage at diagnosis, Ki-67 index, tumor differentiation and surgical resection of the primary tumor were all significant prognostic factors in univariate analysis. However, Ki-67 (>20 vs. ≤2%) (hazard ratio (HR) 2.21, p = 0.01) and surgical resection (yes vs. no) (HR 0.92, p = 0.001) were the only independent predictors of survival in multivariate analysis. Among patients who underwent surgery, high Ki-67 index (HR 10.37, p = 0.02) and poor differentiation (HR 8.16, p = 0.03) were the only independent predictors of clinical outcome. Conclusion: Ki-67 index and tumor differentiation are key prognostic factors influencing survival of patients with PNENs and, in contrast to what it is observed for other solid malignancies, they seem to have a greater impact on survival than the extent of disease. This should be borne in mind by physicians in order to appropriately tailor therapeutic strategies and surveillance of these patients.
© 2013 S. Karger AG, Basel
Dr. R. Garcia-Carbonero
Department of Medical Oncology, Hospital Universitario Virgen del Rocio
Instituto de Biomedicina de Sevilla (IBIS), HUVR, CSIC, Universidad de Sevilla
Avenida Manuel Siurot, s/n, ES-41013 Seville (Spain)
E-Mail firstname.lastname@example.com
Received: February 25, 2013
Accepted after revision: August 21, 2013
Published online: September 19, 2013
Number of Print Pages : 13
Number of Figures : 2, Number of Tables : 6, Number of References : 44
Additional supplementary material is available online - Number of Parts : 2
Neuroendocrinology (International Journal for Basic and Clinical Studies on Neuroendocrine Relationships)
Vol. 98, No. 2, Year 2013 (Cover Date: October 2013)
Journal Editor: Millar R.P. (Edinburgh)
ISSN: 0028-3835 (Print), eISSN: 1423-0194 (Online)
For additional information: http://www.karger.com/NEN
Received: 2/25/2013
Accepted: 8/21/2013
Published online: 9/19/2013
Issue release date: October 2013
Number of Print Pages: 13
Number of Figures: 2
Number of Tables: 6
ISSN: 0028-3835 (Print)
eISSN: 1423-0194 (Online)
For additional information: http://www.karger.com/NEN


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At my friends' house, they have a DSL setup for 10 computers using wireless
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ethernet cable (because that computer is in the same room as the router).
They are currently having internet trouble and the wireless computers cannot
connect to the internet, but the wired one can. The router reports that it
is supposed to give out (by DHCP) IP addresses in the 192.168.1.0/24 range,
but after I released and renewed the DHCP lease for one of the wireless
computers, it reported that it had been assigned the IP address
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assign the DHCP lease). The wired computer recieved the IP address
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Knowing this, the problem must be with the wireless itself. Is there any way
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