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United States Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Research Service
About Us
Quick Reference Guide
Chapter 6Weekly Activity Reports
The Area Office provides weekly information on "Key Mission Area News" to the ARS-Information Staff. This information is sent to the Secretary of Agriculture, who in turn, summarizes them into a USDA report to the White House.
Each Management Unit is to provide the Area Office with a periodic report on newsworthy items such as scientific findings and releases. Provide a complete description of the event, appearance, issue, Congressional testimony, and agency announcements that may make news in the next two weeks. In reporting on meetings attended, use judgment in reporting only those which are significant in terms of policy, important program developments, and potential problems – especially those which may generate public or media attention. Newsworthy items include scientific findings and releases.
The emphasis is on upcoming significant events, rather than on events that have already occurred.
Weekly Report Items:
Please remember that attendance at significant meetings, conferences, etc. should be reported two weeks in advance of the event taking place. Additional guidance: If a scientist is giving a presentation at a meeting, please include the time of presentation, and if the meeting is open to the public and/or media. Also, don't forget to report cost saving items. In these times when budgets are tight, we want to show how we are saving money and resources. Even if the savings does not seem significant, go ahead and report it. I have attached the Guidance for Weekly Report Submissions for your review.
Location and Management Unit Events:
Please send any upcoming location/MU events that the Area Directors should be aware of especially if you would like Area Director attendance at the event. Such items could include field days, customer focus meetings, significant local stakeholder/customer/partner meetings, location open houses, etc. All we need is a short description of the event, dates/times, and any other relevant information. This information will be given to the Senior Management Team for planning/reporting purposes.
Know Your Farmer, Know Your Food (KYF2):
Attached is the reporting template for Know Your Farmer, Know Your Food. Headquarters is still very interested in this information so please record highlights from your location. Please include any newly released (or upcoming) research products or tools that could be relevant to KYF2. Record any events where ARS principals spoke (or will speak) and where local/regional food systems or the Know Your Farmer, Know Your Food initiative was a topic of discussion.
Acronyms: See Chapter 2 for a comprehensive list of commonly used acronyms.
Points of Contact:
Tara MarosticaTechnology Transfer Assistant and Social Media Ambassador USDA-ARS-PA2150 Centre Avenue, Building DFort Collins, CO 80526-8119Telephone: (970) 492-7037E-Mail: email@example.com
Olga LeeManagement AnalystUSDA-ARS-Plains AreaNatural Resources Research Center2150 Centre Avenue, Building D, Suite 300Fort Collins, CO 80526-8119 Telephone: (970) 492-7057Fax: (970) 492-7065E-Mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Tara MarosticaTechnology Transfer Assistant and Social Media Ambassador USDA-ARS-PA2150 Centre Avenue, Building DFort Collins, CO 80526-8119Telephone: (970) 492-7037E-Mail: email@example.com
Olga LeeManagement AnalystUSDA-ARS-Plains AreaNatural Resources Research Center2150 Centre Avenue, Building D, Suite 300Fort Collins, CO 80526-8119 Telephone: (970) 492-7057Fax: (970) 492-7065E-Mail: email@example.com
Format for the Weekly Report to the President
The format of this report includes these sections:
1. Reform Based Actions
2. Outreach and Results
3. Press Announcements
Press Releases/Media Advisories
Spanish Language Press Releases/Media Advisories
New Media
Press Releases/Media Advisories
Spanish Language Press Releases/Media Advisories
New Media
4. Expected Legislative or Policy Issues
5. Potential or Expected Legal Issues
6. Events - Travel/Speeches of Agency Executives
7. Personnel Announcements
8. Outreach and Professional Activities
9. Other Items of Interest
10. News Clips
Guidance for Weekly Report Submissions
1. Reference GPO style manual in producing this report.
2. Use Times New Roman, 12-point type. Don't use extra bold or justified formatting.
3. Don't use bullets, indents, or hanging indents.
4. Capitalize "Federal," "State" (when referring to a U.S. State), "Department," "Agency," "Government," and "Nation."
5. Items submitted should be written in lay person's language.
6. The lead sentence should start with ARS. Include who, what, where, when and why in the submission. Spell out names of months; don't name the present year, but specifiy past or future years. (Refer to page 4)
7. Don't use first person; instead, say "the Secretary."
8. With scientific titles, drop the "research" in "research plant geneticist," to make them more intelligible to non-ARS readers.
9. In naming scientific papers or presentations, put quotes around the titles and use just an initial cap (plus capitalize proper nouns and italicize scientific names). It is preferred that the report item be summarized in a one sentence explanation rather than using a scientific title. (e.g., with an understanding and helpful scientist we converted, "Deletion of Densoviral Sequences Reduces the Efficiency of Somatic Integration of JcDNV-Derived Plasmids in Insects." to "he will present information on the improvement of genes transfer vectors for insects.")
Weekly Report to the President Research, Education, and Economics Mission Area
Under Secretary Catherine Woteki Monday, Jan. 31, 2010
Reform Based Actions
Outreach and Results
Press Announcements
Expected Legislative or Policy Issues
Potential or Expected Legal Issues
ARS received a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request dated December 5, 2010, addressed to the Food and Nutrition Information Center, National Agricultural Library, from Brian Hunt, Polkton, NC, for complete guidelines for feeding prisoners and applying religious and medical diets to prisoners, and information showing nutritional values of different foods. The request was received by ARS on January 11 and was assigned FOIA No. 11-040. NAL responded directly to the requester on December 17, 2010, and provided a copy of the ARS FOIA office.
Events - Travel /Speeches of Agency Executives
Personnel Announcements
Outreach and Professional Activities
ARS is co-sponsoring the 2nd National Bed Bug Summit with the Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Housing and Urban Development. The summit will take place at the Georgetown University Conference Center in Washington, DC, on February 1-2. The objective of the meeting is to receive stakeholder input on a national strategic plan against this pest. ARS Administrator Edward B. Knipling will provide welcoming remarks. Dan Strickman, ARS national program leader for veterinary, medical and urban entomology, Beltsville, MD, will be the facilitator for a session on "Initiatives and Roles of Local/State/Federal Government" on February 1at 9:15 a.m. ARS scientist Mark Feldlaufer, at the Invasive Insect Biocontrol and Behavior Laboratory, Beltsville, will be a featured speaker at the session on "State of Bed Bug Knowledge and Research Needs" and will address the topic of "Coordinating and Collaborating on Research." Other sessions include Consumer Education and Communication, Improvements in Prevention and Control Techniques, Control on a Community and Institutional Level, Educating Workers In Bed Bug Control and Prevention, and State of Bed Bug Knowledge and Research Needs. The meeting is open to the public.
Steven Kappes, ARS deputy administrator for animal production and protection, Beltsville, MD, and Eileen Thacker, ARS national program leader for animal health, Beltsville, will attend the National Cattlemen's Beef Association Annual Convention and Trade Show in Denver, CO, on February 1-4. The following industry organizations will hold meetings during the convention: National Cattlemen's Beef Association, Cattlemen's Beef Promotion and Research Board, American National CattleWomen, Inc., Cattle-Fax, and National Cattlemen's Foundation. The purpose of the convention is to establish beef check-off and policy priorities for the coming year. Kappes will participate in the National Beef Cattle Evaluation Consortium meeting on February 1 at 8 a.m. Thacker will present an update on cattle research to the Subcommittee on Emerging Health and Research on February 3 at 2 p.m. There is a fee to attend the convention.
ARS research leader Luis L. Rodriguez, Plum Island Animal Disease Center, Orient Point, NY, will travel to Vienna, Austria on February 3-5 to attend and make a presentation at a seminar at the 2011 International Meeting on Emerging Diseases and Surveillance. He will travel to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam to meet with the staff of Vietnam's National Centre for Veterinary Diagnosis, tour the National Veterinary Company and Research Centre, scout sites for field study, and visit the Regional Animal Health Office Lab.
Other Items of Interest
The ARS Western Regional Research Center, Albany, CA, on January 20-21 is hosting an international workshop of scientists from industry, university, USDA, and the Environmental Protection Agency on advances in intragenics the genetic engineering of biotech traits in crop plants using 100 percent plant DNA sequences. Intragenic technologies reduce the utilization of non-plant sequences to introduce biotech traits into crops, thus promoting greater consumer acceptance.
News Clips
NPA Weekly Report Guidance
March 2011
The Weekly Report is an important mechanism for communicating ARS accomplishments to the Secretary of Agriculture. Although a range of topics may be considered newsworthy, most are presented best as either a scientific accomplishment or an event. Current, high profile topics are especially newsworthy, such as bioenergy, human nutrition, food safety, and water quality.
Newsworthy Scientific Accomplishments may include important research findings or releases backed by publication in a top-tiered broadly-based science journal (e.g. Science, Nature, PNAS, etc.), a top-tier discipline-based journal, patent, CRADA, etc. Impact of the accomplishment should be a focal point of the writeup.
Newsworthy Events may include important presentations, hearings, important visitors (e.g. key USDA officials, media or congressional representatives), open houses, media interviews, etc. Scientific presentations are best described in terms of the research presented, so that the focus is on the research, not on the fact that a presentation was given.
Reports should be sent to Carol Durflinger by 12:00 pm Tuesday of each week and should include information on Newsworthy Events that will be occurring 2 weeks in the future. For example, items sent in on January 26 includes events for the week of February 7-11. Information on Newsworthy Scientific Accomplishments should be based on recent findings that were recently published. Carol consolidates and forwards the items to the ARS Information Staff on Wednesday. The Information Staff reviews the submissions and provides a report to the Administrator's office for review. The approved report then is sent to the USDA Office of Under Secretary. That office then submits it to the White House.
Remember that all items submitted for the Weekly Report should be written in lay person's language, emphasizing a) what was/will be done, b) why it is important, and c) who is involved. Again, scientific accomplishments should focus on impact.
Scientific Accomplishments:
New Findings on Gene Expression in Peaches Reported by ARS Scientists:Findings from research by a team led by Carole Bassett, molecular biologist, and Michael Wisniewski, plant physiologist, ARS Appalachian Fruit Research Station, Kearneysville, WV, were published in the July 2006 Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science, and highlighted on the cover. The researchers analyzed peach bark genes responsive to cold temperature (5° C) and short days--two environmental factors that impact trees in winter. The research was the first global analysis of gene expression in peaches in response to environmental stress factors.
ARS Laboratory Updates USDA's Food and Nutrient Database for Dietary Studies: The ARS Food Surveys Research Group (FSRG) released an updated Food and Nutrient Database for Dietary Studies (FNDDS). According to FSRG research leader and nutritionist Alanna Moshfegh, Beltsville, MD, the FNDDS was updated specifically for analyzing food intakes from the survey "What We Eat in America" conducted by the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey. The "What's in the Foods You Eat" Search Tool,a companion to the FNDDS 2.0, provides an easy-to-use, searchable version of FNDDS foods, portions, and nutrients.
State Agency Adopts Montana ARS Lab's E-Waste Program Materials:On July 19, scientists with the ARS Northern Plains Agricultural Research Laboratory (NPARL), Sidney, MT, met with community representatives to organize the second "e-rase your e-waste" event. It was announced that the Montana Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) is adopting the group's slogan and logo for a series of statewide e-cycling pilot programs. Montana DEQ recycling and marketing development specialist Sandra Boggs noted that the "e-rase your e-waste" materials from ARS--which provide a catchy title and graphics that are easily remembered and quickly recognized by the public--will become a part of DEQ's educational campaign to curb electronic waste. NPARL technical information specialist Bethany Redlin developed the original materials, aided by NPARL occupational health and safety officer Jackie Couture. The first event collected more than 4.2 tons of e-waste and a host of calls from other communities, businesses, and individuals interested in putting together similar e-cycling programs.
HortScience Cites ARS Scientist for Most-Accessed On-line Paper:The American Society for Horticultural Science has reported that the most-accessed on-line article in Hort Sciencein 2005 was written by Kimberly Lewers, a research geneticist in the ARS Fruit Laboratory, Beltsville, MD. Her paper, "Fruit Nitrogen Content of Sixteen Strawberry Genotypes Grown in an Advanced Matted Row Production System," was published in August 2005. Lewers' co-authors were university researchers Brent Black and Stan Hokanson. The paper describes how different strawberry cultivars accumulate different levels of nitrogen in the whole plant and also in the fruit, which affects the amount of nitrogen fertilizer required for the strawberry crop and any crop that follows.
International Food Protection Association Honors ARS Food Safety Research:On August 16, the International Association for Food Protection (IAFP) is presenting its 2006 Food Safety Award to scientists in the Microbial Food Safety Research Unit (MFSRU) at the ARS Eastern Regional Research Center (ERRC), Wyndmoor, PA. IAFP is an international organization with over 3,000 members in 50 countries. The award is being given for research over the past two decades that has significantly enhanced the safety and security of the nation's food supplies. On behalf of all the ARS scientists involved in the work, John P. Cherry, ERRC center director, and John B. Luchansky, MFSRU research leader, will accept the award at "IAFP 2006," the association's 53rd annual meeting, in Calgary, Alberta.
Senator Burns Holds Appropriations Subcommittee Field Hearing on Renewable Fuels at ARS Lab in Montana:On August 26, the ARS Northern Plains Agricultural Research Laboratory, Sidney, MT, hosted a field hearing of the U.S. Senate Committee on Appropriations Subcommittee on Agriculture, Rural Development, and Related Agencies. Senator Burns conducted the hearing, which focused on the future of renewable fuels, with a special emphasis on ethanol and biodiesel. A panel of expert witnesses included USDA Under Secretary for Rural Development Thomas C. Dorr and John Ashworth, team leader for partnership development with the National Bioenergy Center, Golden, CO. A second five-member panel representing Montana interests included Dan Downs, board member of the Montana Farmers Union; Jon Stoner, president of the Montana Grain Growers Association; Jerald Bergman, director of Montana State University's Eastern Agricultural Research Center; Garth Kallevig, with Montana Independent Bankers; and Thad Willis, with the Montana Farm Bureau Federation.
Symposium on Industrial Uses of Sunflowers To Feature ARS Research: On September 10-14, Gerald Seiler, botanist, Sunflower Research Unit, ARS Northern Crop Science Laboratory, Fargo, ND, will be an invited speaker at the First Symposium on Sunflower Industrial Uses in Udine, Italy. Seiler will describe ARS research evaluating potential industrial uses of wild sunflower species. This meeting will be the first of its kind in Europe to focus on the use of sunflower oil, biomass, and natural products for lubricants, biofuel, rubber, and other industrial uses.
Submissions to the ARS and You Newsletter
The REE Undersecretary will no longer publish the ARS Weekly Report and has replaced it with the Weekly Report to the President, which goes directly to President Obama. In addition, the ARS Administrator, Dr. Knipling, has created a new newsletter, ARS and You. Please submit items of interest for the ARS and You newsletter through your Research Leader/Center Director to Carol Durflinger (firstname.lastname@example.com). This is a monthly newsletter, and news items should be received by the 25th of the month. Highly significant news submitted for ARS and You will also be forwarded by the Area Office to be published in the Weekly Report to the President. Items submitted should be current (occurred within the month) and include:
Major scientific accomplishments (include scientists' names and locations, and the details of the accomplishment). These accomplishments include major international meetings ARS scientists have attended, major presentations by the scientists, and important scientific publications. Please do not submit scientific meetings and publications that scientists typically attend. Restrict the submissions to those that are highly significant for some reason. For examples, please see the previous issues of ARS and You.
Awards Continue to submit through the ARS Awards Newsletter Information Form.


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New Look for Facilities Services Employees
UT's Facilities Services employees are sporting an updated look—light gray shirts and charcoal pants. The new uniforms come as part of the department's reorganization effort, which is in line with the university's long-range master plan and its goal to become a Top 25 public research university.
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Legislation passed earlier this week by the US Congress will affect taxes deducted from paychecks beginning this month. It's important to know how these tax changes will affect your pay. Paychecks issued on Tuesday, January 8, to employees paid biweekly will reflect the changes, and employees paid monthly will notice the changes in paychecks issued on January 31. Read on for a summary of the changes passed by Congress.
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Emily Simerly Named UTPD Chief of Administration
University of Tennessee Police Department Lieutenant Emily Simerly has been named Deputy Chief of Administration, Chief Troy Lane announced today. Simerly began serving in her new role on Tuesday.
UT Foundation Employees Receive Annual Honor
The UT Foundation has recognized several Knoxville-area employees with its annual award for outstanding work in support of the foundation's mission. They were honored at a board meeting held in October.
Deadline Extended for Improved Flexible Spending Account
The deadline for enrolling in UT's improved flexible spending account program with a debit card for eligible expenses has been extended through 11:59 p.m. CST on Saturday, November 10. The flexible spending account allows employees to set aside pre-tax dollars to pay for eligible medical and dependent care expenses such as co-pays, daycare, prescriptions and prescribed over-the-counter medications.
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A practically unknown virtual currency is making its way into the real world. The first Bitcoin ATM is up and running in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Laura Thoren explains why the ATM is in New Mexico and whether anybody's even using it. Do you know what "Bitcoin" is? "No, never heard of it," says one young lady. She's not alone. "Is it like imaginary money?" asks one man. "Is that what is is?" Not exactly. "I think it's something on the Internet that's worth currency," says another man. He's getting closer and Bitcoin is getting closer to us! The first-ever Bitcoin ATM is now up and working in Albuquerque at the cigar shop, Imbibe. So because the vast majority of us have no idea what a Bitcoin is, we went straight to the source, the owner of Enchanted Bitcoins, to ask him to explain this currency. "Perhaps you can call it programmable money," says Eric Stromberg, Enchanted Bitcoins Owner. Stromberg says all you need is cash and a smartphone. "I'm going to go ahead and insert one dollar," he says. What he's doing is purchasing a fraction of a Bitcoin. The digital currency then shows up in your virtual account, in this case, Stromberg's phone. "So where can I use my Bitcoin?" asks Laura Thoren. "Well, there are a small but growing number of merchants that accept Bitcoin," says Stromberg. Web sites like overstock.com and even some local New Mexico restaurants, including Ortega's. But how about this. One place that doesn't accept Bitcoin is the shop where the ATM is located. But that could change soon. "We want to be part of the future," says a manager of Imbibe. As soon as next week, a manager tells us, you may be able to pay with Bitcoin at Imbibe. The owner of Enchanted Bitcoins says he chose New Mexico for the first ATM because it's one of just three states that doesn't require a license to transmit money.
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I'm not sure if this has been asked or not, but why did iZombie end? I thought the series was really original, fresh, and entertaining. Was kind of upset they had to concluded all the stories within a certain amount of time. It seemed like they had other plans for the ending. There just a handful of comics I'm completely satiated with the ending. Most just seem so random. This one I'm stuck in the middle. The art is always visually appealing and not everyone died at the end, but it seemed like there could have been more plot towards the end. I still think this would have been or could be an awesome TV show.


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Blend together butter, cheese, and yolk in a food processor until smooth. Add remaining ingredients and pulse until just combined. (If you have a small processor, divide butter mixture after blending and pulse with remaining ingredients in 2 batches.) Transfer dough (it will be very soft) to a bowl and chill, covered, 15 minutes.
Halve dough, then shape each half into a 12-inch log on a lightly floured surface. Wrap logs in wax paper and foil, then chill until firm, at least 4 hours.
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However surprising it might be to learn, New York Mets utility man Jordany Valdespin is changing his tune and making an adjustment to the customary equipment he wears on the field, telling reporters on Wednesday that he has every intention of wearing a protective cup while playing from this day forward. Obviously, it is impossible to know exactly why Valdespin has changed his mind. But somehow, I suspect it had something to do with getting drilled in the groin by a 94-mph fastball from Detroit Tigers ace Justin Verlander. Hard projectiles thrown at high speeds that drill you directly in the groin, causing one to grab one's own man party while writing in agony while writhing in excruciating pain in the dirt can have that kind of an effect on a man, I guess. Not entirely shocking, really. As reported by the New York Daily News, Valdespin, who laughed off the scary incident afterward, has had an epiphany of sorts related to concern over the long-term health of his manhood, said, "I never used (a cup), now I will," before adding, "I'll wear it all the time." Why such a change in protective cup philosophy? Valdespin admitted the experience scared the bejeezus out of him. "I am scared," he said. "I am scared of getting hit in the (groin) again." I can see that. Although if I were in Valdespin's shoes, I probably would be a total coward and quit playing baseball. That must have been a highly traumatizing event, man. In fact, even if I were to quit baseball, I'd probably wear a protective cup at all times, no matter how small the threat of egregious crotchal injury. Clearly, contrary to the New York Post's witty headline on the subject, Jordany Valdespin is no "Numbnuts." Good to know. TweetThe post Valuing his man parts, Jordany Valdespin vows to wear a cup, says, 'I am scared' appeared first on Sportress of Blogitude.
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Most Chiropractic schools require that applicants have at least 3 years of college, and many require a college degree. Your pre-chiro track must include a number of pre-requisite courses, as defined by the field's accrediting body, the Council on Chiropractic Education. The following courses should be completed during one's college years, as described on the Association of Chiropractic Colleges (scroll down past list of schools).
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Kent State University's Faculty Professional Development Center presents the 2013 Spring Learning Institute on Friday, Feb. 22, with open sessions from 9 a.m. through 3:45 p.m., at the Moulton Hall Ballroom.
"Students as Self-Learners: What is our Teaching Role?" is the theme for the event that is sponsored by the University Teaching Council. The Spring Learning Institute is a day of scholarship that spotlights students as self-motivated learners, and the role of teachers in promoting, inspiring and sustaining deep learning.
"Come and experience a day of reflection, experiment and philosophy, as we explore our teaching roles in the development of students as learners," says Jeffry Pellegrino, Ph.D., assistant director of Kent State's Faculty Professional Development Center.
Dr. Todd Zakrajsek, associate professor of family medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, will keynote the institute, presenting up-to-the-minute research on biological, psychological, and sociological integration for self-learning. Interdisciplinary Kent State faculty groups also will share how they engage, inspire and promote the self-regulated learner in each student. Scholarly presentations throughout the day will document, through examples and stories, both the joys and challenges of renewing student self-motivation in university courses. Lessons abound in the dynamic use of technology, the influence of grading schema and mission-driven Q&A.
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Electric power utilities are missing out on a multi-billion-dollar opportunity. They are failing to mine their data for business value. Although guest author Gary Wachowicz emphasizes cities below, he also mentions smart grid projects. That's because the underlying principles apply to both smart cities and smart grids.
He suggests three steps to get started. Those that take those steps and grab the data dividend now will gain a competitive edge. Those that dawdle will fall behind. - Jesse Berst
By Gary Wachowicz
There's a data dividend for cities, now's the time to get started
There's a data-driven transformation underway today, built on the Internet of Things and big data, that promises to transform how city services will be delivered in the near future. In this era of rapid urbanization and decreasing budgets, governments are finding ways to address urban challenges and use big data to drive new possibilities. Cities that are doing this right are able to positively impact citizens' lives for the better and ensure their cities remain competitive.
Governments today are facing an increasing diversity of data within their organizations. This is being driven by business applications, unstructured social data, connected sensors and devices and much more. The best and most valuable scenarios optimize for the right data delivered at the right time to the right person in an organization.
According to Microsoft-sponsored research from IDC, government organizations worldwide stand to gain $206 billion in value from data over the next four years by: 1) combining diverse data streams within organizations, 2) using new data analytics tools, 3) delivering data insights to more people, and 4) doing all of this quickly. We call this the data dividend.
One question we often hear from local government organizations is: how does a modern government get started? Technology has advanced to a place where it's easier today than even a year ago. Here is where we advise governments to start:
Start with one priority area
Cities that are successful begin by using data to tackle a very specific issue. Maybe it's improving public safety like the City of New York wanted to do. Maybe it's improving transportation systems like they did in Helsinki, Finland. Or perhaps it's driving better use of resources such as electricity with a smarter grid as the French town of Issy-les-Moulineaux has done. Municipal governments should look at various scenarios and find out where it makes sense to start based on the city's circumstances, priorities and capacity.


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Climate change is making this varietal harder to grow, at least with the same result, Veseth tells The Daily Beast.
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Last month, State Senator Dan Patrick, the chairman of the Senate Education Committee, announced what he called the end of an era in Texas public schools.
Heads Up Football, a national youth program aimed at teaching beginner-level kids a safer way to tackle in efforts to limit concussions and ease concerns of parents who question whether their children should play the game, is graduating to the high school level.
In terms of the grades Louisiana gives to schools, high schools had a really good year. Unfortunately, some of that was because of a generous new rating scale from the state, not in terms of real performance in the classroom.
I'm not saying Washington is an education backwater. But we sure spend a lot of time wringing our hands. The Legislature's role developing thoughtful policy paves the way for work educators do on the ground.
California's largest nursing organization's courtroom bid to block public school employees from giving insulin shots to diabetic students appears to be on life support.
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continued Trailing 28-9, F-M started to rally thanks to more Bees penalties, as two personal fouls led to Bright's five-yard scoring run that cut the margin to 28-15.
What followed was one of Rouse's finest moments in a career full of superlatives. Taking a toss at his own 48, Rouse broke several tackles at the line of scrimmage, took off down the right sideline and, with one man to beat, just jumped over him while tumbling into the end zone.
Again, the Hornets would not surrender. Bright's third TD, on a 16-yard run, made it 35-22, and after the Hornets recovered an onside kick, it converted a pair of fourth downs on the way to Chris Bortel's one-yard TD plunge with 9:10 left.
So now it was 35-29, and B'ville needed a big play. Again, it came from the passing game, Demoski finding Anthony for a 35-yard completion that set up a 27-yard field goal by sophomore Tom Scarfino with 6:15 left, which turned out to be the winning points.
That's because the Hornets again moved down the field, cutting the deficit to two on Jake Wittig's 20-yard scoring pass to Dan Wyman with 3:28 left.
Again, B'ville turned to Rouse. His tough 10-yard run, and a two-yard run that followed on third-and-two, allowed the Bees to eat up most of the remaining clock, and Rouse was roughed trying to punt the ball in the final minute, giving the Bees a clinching first down.
For the night, Rouse gained 272 yards on 35 carries, numbers similar to the first time F-M faced him. Bright led his side with 122 yards on 37 carries as Ryan Greer got 62 yards on 17 carries.
Some key players now leave F-M, including Bright, Shafer, Greer, Nate Kadah, Josh Pulver, Matt McDonough and Brandon Gesler, and Hornets will always wonder what kind of success may have taken place had Austin Perez not gone down with a torn ACL before the season even started.
What reassures the F-M faithful, though, is seeing stars like Wittig, Wilson, Luke Krizman, Paddy Quinlan, Zaire Ashley, David Riccione, Richard Zogby and T.J. Wheatley set to return in 2013 and again pursue a sectional title that's stayed elusive for more than a decade.
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