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HealthForce Nutritionals, ZeoForce, Detoxify Daily, 14 oz (400 g)
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Product Overview
- Cleanse and Purify
- New Version
- Version 2.0
- Vegan
- Gluten Free
- Zeolite: Ancient Solution For A Toxic World
- Dietary Supplement
- Vegan- Earth, Health, Compassion
Energenesis Enhancements: •Magnetic •Vibrational
ZeoForce Specifications:
- Mineral component: zeolite
- Particle size: 0-40 microns
- CEC rating = 170 - 190 meq / 100 grams
100% Hard-Core + Pure Zeolite + TruGanic
An Ancient Solution: Zeolites (AKA clinoptilolite) are unique, clay-like volcanic mineral compounds that form in places on Earth where volcanic rock and ash react with alkaline groundwater. For hundreds of years, zeolites have been used as traditional remedies by various cultures to support general well-being. Zeolites have a honeycomb, or cage-like, structure with a negative charge. When consumed, zeolites are able to attract positively charged toxins in our bodies into its 'cage'. These toxins are effectively trapped in the cage - they 'check in,' but they cannot 'check out' - and they can then be safely carried out of our body through the urine or bowels.
ZeoForce is a non-toxic, deeply detoxifying alkalizing, earth clay dietary supplement that can be taken internally to help support ridding the body of toxins such as radiation, heavy metals, ammonia, and other harmful environmental chemicals. ZeoForce will naturally bond with toxins for safe and effective removal. Benefits increase with continued use.
ZeoForce is carefully micronized to a range of particle sizes for optimal detoxification in all areas of the body, in a way that maintains integrity of the zeolites cage structure. Mined from a very pure source, and then carefully washed, dried and laboratory tested to match standardized quality control specifications. ZeoForce is pure zeolite powder with a potency that diluted liquids simply cannot match. ZeoForce leaves toxins no place to hide!
Adjuncts: An organic, whole food. Vegan diet with emphasis on high-water-content raw foods; HealthForce foundational nutritional products (Vitamineral Green and Vitamineral Earth), HealthForce Cleanse, exercise (both aerobic (try rebounding) and strength exercises), fresh air (house plants clean the air), and a positive attitude!
HealthForce truly cares and is deeply committed to researching and developing the highest quality, most effective, best value, life-enhancing, and non-toxic products for ultimate nutritional support, environmental responsibility, and a cruelty-free world. I truly wish you great health and happiness always.
Dr. Jameth Sheridan - Doctor of Holistic Medicine (D.H.M.)
TruGanic is the purist, hard-core, quality standard for sourcing and production significantly beyond Organic. Ingredients must pass actual tests to verify that they are still 100% pesticide, insecticide irradiation and GMO free.
Suggested Use
Start with 1 teaspoon per day and work up gradually to 1-2 servings per day (either all at once or divided) in water, fresh juice, or smoothie. Neutral taste.
Intensive Use: 3-5 servings per day.
|Supplement Facts
|Serving Size: 6,7 grams (1 Heaping Tablespoon)
|Servings per Container: approximately 60
|Amounts Per Serving
|% Daily Value
|Zeolite ∞
|6.7 g
†Daily Value not established
iHerb Customer Reviews
This is an excellent product at a very good price. Subject to some of the considerations mentioned below, it is well worth a try. Firstly, the iHerb response both in terms of customer contact and in the shipping and receiving of this product was A+. Way to go iHerb. Secondly, the response of customer service at Healthforce was also excellent. Their initial response was delayed by volume I suspect, but once they made contact, their assistance was invaluable. Using the phone is quicker. Way to go Healthforce. Thirdly, while this product has a number of uses internal and external, it is a detox product. It is listed as having several beneficial effects. Among these are that it removes not only heavy metals but chemical toxins as well. For those of you familiar with detox products, this last is a bonus. If you are familiar with detox products and you know your own body quite well, this is a worthwhile product to sample after you do independent research. There is a lot of literature that makes conflicting claims about the effects of and mode of operation of this product. The other thing worth investigating is the size of the particles in the product. It has to be reduced to its consumable size by artificial means. The size to which it is reduced varies from product to product. The size of the product will affect the mode by which the product operates in the body. So, research is important. Healthforce were very helpful in this regard. However, if you are not familiar with detox products, in addition to doing your own research, you might want to look up a qualified health practitioner who understands environmental medicine. I happen to live in a bit of a cultural backwater, so there are none of these here. Most mainstream medical people won't be familiar with detox, so it helps to have someone to help you who is. Bottom line with heavy metal detox is that before metals can be removed from your body, something has to dislodge them from wherever they are stored. They do not spend their lives in our bodies floating around in our blood. Although many products claim that once they bind the toxins, they do not release them, bodily experience suggests that not all toxins and metals that are dislodged during detox are removed from the body. Depending upon what is being moved around, and where it relocates itself, things can happen. Caution is always advised when doing detox. I had significant exposure to both chemical and heavy metal toxins when I was a kid. As an adult, I had a dentist who believed that her silver fillings in any size were vastly superior to my natural teeth. She was a perfectionist so she would remove the recent fillings and replace them as her impulses dictated, always removing more of that unneeded natural tooth when she did. I did not know that silver = mercury. As it happens, it also = tin. She didn't say and I didn't ask. Other dentists were horrified by her handiwork, including a few who thought that using mercury fillings was perfectly acceptable. I have been fortunate to find a really good dentist in Fullerton CA who removed the fillings as safely as possible. In addition to the fact that tin is a multi faceted toxin all on its own, since my childhood exposure to organotins, I am allergic to some of them. It would have been really nice to know that silver fillings contained tin and that bacteria in the mouth can methylise them, but, hey, I didn't ask! With recent findings about mercury, lead, cadmium, arsenic etc., organotins are a kind of rage item because they are believed to be safe. They are used in all sorts of products. VOCs containing them seem to be a trigger, and then my immune system attacks the stores of tin in my body. Recently, I had a severe attack which has persisted for months. I had been looking for a detox agent that would remove tin. This isn't easy to do. Zeolite is advertised as binding to tin. I thought that I would try. Within 2 weeks of using zeolite, my multiple site reactions to the organotin subsided. Because my immune system is sensitive at the moment, subsequent re exposure triggered another attack. Again, after about 2 weeks, the attack subsided. Organotins are also attracted to nuclear receptors. They mess big time with the endocrine system, among other things. Since taking the zeolite, some of my endocrine dysfunction has improved too. This is a much appreciated side benefit. Only thing that might distress anyone is that occasionally there are larger pieces of zeolite in the powder. They aren't very big but when the size is supposed to be a few microns and you have a piece that might be half a millimeter, some folks might be concerned. A good thing is that the container is glass. Plastics are toxins and the food grade coatings used in some of them consist of polymerised organotin. I don't need any more of them, thanks. None of the other natural detox products that I have been taking for years and that I continue to take have had these beneficial effects. Yahoo! Thank you zeolite! Thank you Healthforce! Thank you iHerb! And thanks to the Creator who maketh everything, me and zeolite included! Remember, caution is always the best approach, so, if you aren't experienced doing detox, find a health care provider who is, but this is an excellent product at a very good price.
This is probably the most inexpensive way to detox. Zeolite can be used often internally and externally. It has a very clay like taste/smell. Zeolite has a very strong negative ionic charge, allowing it to be easily draw and bond positively charged ions such as heavy metals, environmental chemicals like pesticides, pathogens, viruses, impurities, drugs so it can be easily be removed and pas sed out of the body. It's very alkalising, helping to balance our body's pH value. It also aids our body to better absorb nutrients and allows our immune system to fight harmful bacteria and virus better. When used externally, its electromagnetic property helps to increase blood circulation, skin cell repair and removed impurities such chlorine etc. It is best to have done a colon detox prior to taking this so that the toxins can be removed easily. It is important to take high fiber to speed the waste removal proces s to avoid irritation to intestine walls and prevent reabsorbing it again. It is recommended to be taken on empty stomach to improve the cleansing effect. What makes Healthforce Zeolite superior to other similar product is that it is magnetically sanitized (important components are not destroyed by heat or radiation), concentrated and not diluted (value for money), enhanced with homeopathic and vibrational energies (improve cleansing and the positive energy can be pas sed to our cells), micro reduced to the size of a red blood cell (can be easily absorbed to our blood stream and smaller size also means increased surface area) and is truganic. (Healthforce's own stringent version of organic). Personally, I find the taste to be acceptable and tolerable and do not make me gag. The detoxicification effect is much stronger than detoxing green food (e.g wheat gras s, cholera) and it is wise to start with low dosages before increasing. The beneficial effect will be felt rather quickly (few days). It is important to take occasional break from this as our body do requires the heavy metals in minuscule amounts for uses as well. Check out my page for more reviews!


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Flights to Salzburg from Europe
Flights from Salzburg
The first thing to do is to take the cableway up to Hohensalzburg fortress. It is the best-preserved medieval fortress in Central Europe, and the views from atop the 1,660 foot-high Festungsberg Mountain are remarkable. To the north is the city with its church spires, and to the south the Alps.Address: Festungsgasse, 4
Most of Salzburg's tourist attractions are in Altstadt, the Old Town. However, the charm of the area itself is possibly the biggest draw of all. It is a listed UNESCO world heritage site, full of quaint squares, fountains, Baroque churches, chubby medieval buildings, wrought iron signs, and much more.Address: Altstadt, Old Town
Across from the Residenz, this tower is home to 35 bells which you can hear ringing at 11.00 and at 18.00. The smallest bell weighs 16 kg and the biggest bell weighs 380 kg. Together the bells compose 40 different tunes.Address: Mozartplatz, 2
Schloss Mirabell is a part of UNESCO world heritage site and the famous movie Sound of Music was recorded here. The stairways, which is called "Donnerstiege" means 'staircase of thunder', is decorated with beautiful marbles and sculptures and is truly a site for the eye, especially when the garden is in blossom during spring and summer.Address: Mirabellplatz, 4Phone: +43 662 8072 2334
There are many markets to visit in Salzburg. In front of the University Square you will find this farm market from Monday to Saturday between 07.00 and 19.00. Here you will find locally produced fruits, vegetables, cheese and much more.Address: University SquarePhone: Monday - Saturday, 07.00 - 19.00
Schrannenmarkt is similar to Grünmarkt, you will find lovely vegetables, cheese and chocolate. At this market more locals attend and less tourists, so if you want to get a true Salzburg vibe then visit here every Thursday from 05.00 to 13.00.Address: Mirabell SquareOpening hours: Thursday, 05.00 - 13.00
This church is special due to its unique architectural style. The interior is mainly Gothic but there are also clear signs of the Baroque style influence on the church. Visiting the chapels you will see that they have their own individual style.Address: Franziskanergasse
Hellbrunn Palace is a Baroque villa located in the south district of Salzburg. This used to be a daytime summer place and therefore there is no bedroom in the villa. The gardens surrounding the villa are simply amazing.Address: Fürstenweg, 37Opening hours: March - November
Set your foot inside the house there the Mozart family once lived. If you are a fan of classical music you will probably stall a couple of minutes when you see Mozart's original piano...Address: Makartplatz, 8Phone: +43 662 8742 2740
With the Mönchsbergaufzug lift you get to see Salzburg from a different point of view, an amazing view. The first lift was 60 meters high and the highest of its kind in Europe with a speed of 50 cm per second. But do not worry, it has improved since then.Address: Gstättengasse, 13Phone: +43 662 4480 6285
If visiting museums and cathedrals do not lie in the children's main interest then this is an excellent place to take them. The zoo invites you to get up close and personal with the animals. Except to spend about half a day here.Address: Anifer Landesstraße, 1Phone: +43 662 820 176Website: http://www.salzburg-zoo.at
This seventeenth century Baroque cathedral is one of the most beautiful architectural buildings in Salzburg. The history of the cathedral gives an amazing depth to the wonderful colours and paintings. Find out more about the cathedral on sight.Address: Domplatz
Visit the movie's many different shooting locations in SalzburgerLand and listen to all the fascinating stories about the Trapp family on the original Sound of Music Tour. Visit http://www.salzburgerland.com/en/sound-of-music for more information!
Get to know the baroque city centre of Salzburg – which enchants visitors with its romantic lanes, a historical district declared a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site (http://www.salzburg.info/en/sights/world_cultural_heritage), and a wealth of art and cultural attractions. With the SalzburgerLand Card & the included 24-hour Salzburg card (Marketing Link: www.salzburgerland.com/en/stadt-salzburg you have free admission to 190 sights and attractions throughout SalzburgerLand.
Visit also The Domquartier in Salzburg City: it provides an exclusive pathway around the complex of Residence und Cathedral, including the Benedictine Monastery of St. Peter. Shortly opened the Domquartier allows magnificent insights into its cultural heart. For more information visit http://www.salzburgerland.com/en/kunst-kultur/domquartier-salzburg.html!
Ski & Board in SalzburgerLand http://www.salzburgerland.com/en/ski-board/index.html?as=SKI get the best deals with the Salzburger Superskicard http://www.salzburgerland.com/en/ski-board/super-ski-card/salzburg-super-ski-card.html
If your hotel happens not to be serving breakfast then this is a superb alternative. The interior is modern and funky, the menu is appealing to all taste buds and of course the coffee is great.Address: Chiemseegasse, 5Phone: +43 662 827 881Website: http://www.220grad.com
Restaurant Esszimmer invites you to a gastronomic sensation in a cosy yet sophisticated atmosphere. The restaurant has been awarded 3 toques and one Michelin star, the lunch menu changes daily and the menu changes every five weeks.Address: Muellner Hauptstrasse, 33Phone: +43 662 870 899Website: http://www.esszimmer.at
Schloss Aigen is located a bit out of town next to a small village. It is a family run restaurant with a welcoming homey feeling to it. Here you have the opportunity to try beef in various ways, but they also have vegetarian options.Address: Schwarzenbergpromenade, 37Phone: +43 662 621 284Website: http://www.schloss-aigen.at
Paul Stube invites you to Austrian cuisine in a rustic environment with a lot of personality. The restaurant is popular so it is a good idea to book a table. If you can´t decide on what to take the schnitzel is always a safe bet.Address: Herrengasse, 16Phone: +43 662 843 220Website: http://www.paul-stube.at
If it gets too much of the good Austrian food then Tajmahal is a great option for you to try some new flavours. The service is excellent, the menu is authentic Indian and they have several vegetarian options.Address: Bayerhamer Str. 13Phone: +43 662 882 010Website: http://www.restaurant-tajmahal.com
Pescheria Backi is a small intimate seafood restaurant. Do not be surprised if you do not find a menu, instead there is a display of fresh fish which you can choose your dinner from.Address: Franz-Josef-Str. 16bPhone: +43 662 879 778Website: http://www.pescheria-backi.com
Nabucco is a young fresh restaurant with an energetic staff providing you with the best service. They serve traditional Italian cuisine with a fine selection of both Italian and Austrian wine.Address: Neutorstr, 28Phone: +43 662 840 332Website: http://www.cucina-nabucco.at
This is more than just a dining experience. St. Peter Stiftskeller has been around since year 803 and is the oldest restaurant in Europe. Come here and dine in this historic atmosphere, the menu is traditional with an interesting twist.Address: St. Peter Bezirk 1/4Phone: +43 662 841 2680Website: http://www.stpeter-stiftskeller.at
You might not come to Austria to eat Italian food, but by not visiting La Stella, it is safe to say that you missed out on the best pizza in town.Address: Griesgasse, 23Phone: +43 662 84 214 079
Carpe Diem Finest Finger Food is an exclusive funky bar where the food is served in different ways and shapes. The food is a bit on the pricy side but still worth visiting, and if you are not hungry they have a great selection of different beverages.Address: Getreidegasse, 50Phone: +43 662 8488 000Website: http://www.carpediemfinestfingerfood.com
The 7 culinary pathways throughout SalzburgerLand leads you to the most delicious products our region has to offer.The Via Culinaria invites you on a journey of culinary enjoyment across the length and breadth of SalzburgerLand. Visit http://www.salzburgerland.com/en/culinary-world for more information!
Tomaselli is truly unique. It has been located in the same place since 1705, and it is said that a young Mozart would come here for his tea and ice cream. The interior is from the 19th century. In addition to the Apfelstrudel and the Sacher cake, the menu also has the hard to pronounce sweet cake Guglhupf.Address: Alter Markt, 9Phone: +43 662 8444 880Website: http://www.tomaselli.at
The name says it all. Pastry shops all over the world bake the famous Sacher cakes, but this is the place to try the original. It is worth noting that this is only a branch of the famous hotel in Wienna, but the recipe is the same.Address: Schwarzstrasse, 5-7Phone: +43 151 4560Website: http://www.sacher.com
With the motto of "eating with friends" they want you to feel absolutely at home at this café. Let the hours pass while you enjoy food, nice wine and philosophical conversations.Address: Sterneckstrasse, 31Phone: +43 664 183 9789Website: http://www.bistro-cestlavie.at
These guys mean serious coffee business. This is the place to go if "La Marzocco GB5" or "Mahlkönig Twin grinder" has any meaning to you. You can experience different espresso blends as they have 'espressos of the day.Address: Rudolfskai, 38Phone: +43 681 2017 3143Website: http://www.kaffee-alchemie.atMore info: Down by the Salzach River in Altstadt Salzburg
The younger crowd meet here for great coffee, wraps and finger food in a cool, trendy setting à la Mediterranean style. Do not miss out on the homemade ice cream, the very trademark of the establishment.Address: Priesterhausgasse, 2Phone: +43 664 9698 877Website: http://www.icezeit.atMore info: A pure Icezeit ice cream parlour can also be found at Chiemseegasse 1, 5020 Strazburg.
Soda Club is a modern and popular night club that entertains the crowds with techno and house music. Tuesday night´s mean fun and flirty Reggae Dancehall.Address: Gstättengasse, 21Phone: +43 650 916 8787Website: http://www.sodaclub.cc
Salzburger Heimatwerk is a picturesque grocery store in Altstadt with traditional and contemporary Austrian handicrafts such as pillows, duvets, blouses, and jewellery.Address: Residenzplatz, 9Website: http://www.sbg.heimatwerk.at
If locals want to buy a pair of Lederhosen, Dirndls or Trachten, this is where they come. Many tourist come here to take home as well.Address: Griesgasse, 8Website: http://www.jagd-dschulnigg.at
Through 20 November and 24 December, Salzburg holds its fairy tale Christkindlmarkt on the Dom and Residenzplatz. The stalls are full of everything from wood toys to ginger bread. For handmade Christmas decorations, visit Christmas in Salzburg, Judengasse 10.Address: Residenzplatz
Salzburg Airport W.A. Mozart is located seven kilometres (four miles) from the city. Buses depart for Salzburg's main railway station, and connecting transport options, every 15 minutes.Website: http://www.salzburg-airport.com


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42 U.S. Code § 14092 - Definitions
In this part—
"academic year" means a traditional academic year beginning in August or September and ending in the following May or June.
"dependent child" means a natural or adopted child or stepchild of a law enforcement officer who at the time of the officer's death—
(B) if older than 21 years, was in fact dependent on the child's parents for at least one-half of the child's support (excluding educational expenses), as determined by the Director.
"Director" means the Director of the Office of the Police Corps and Law Enforcement Education appointed under section 14093 [1] of this title.
"educational expenses" means expenses that are directly attributable to a course of education leading to the award of either a baccalaureate or graduate degree in a course of study which, in the judgment of the State or local police force to which the participant will be assigned, includes appropriate preparation for police service including the cost of tuition, fees, books, supplies, transportation, room and board and miscellaneous expenses.
"institution of higher education" has the meaning stated in the first sentence of section 1001 of title 20.
"participant" means a participant in the Police Corps program selected pursuant to section 14095 [2] of this title.
"State" means a State of the United States, the District of Columbia, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, American Samoa, Guam, and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands.
"State Police Corps program" means a State police corps program that meets the requirements of section 14099 of this title.
[1] So in original. Section 14093 of this title does not provide for the appointment of a Director.
[2] So in original. Probably should be section "14096".
Source(Pub. L. 103–322, title XX, § 200103,Sept. 13, 1994, 108 Stat. 2049; Pub. L. 104–134, title I, § 101[(a)] [title I, § 121], Apr. 26, 1996, 110 Stat. 1321, 1321–22; renumbered title I, Pub. L. 104–140, § 1(a),May 2, 1996, 110 Stat. 1327; Pub. L. 105–244, title I, § 102(a)(13)(O),Oct. 7, 1998, 112 Stat. 1621.)
1998—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 105–244substituted "section 1001" for "section 1141(a)" in par. defining "institution of higher education".
1996—Pub. L. 104–134amended generally par. defining "education expenses". Prior to amendment, par. read as follows: " 'educational expenses' means expenses that are directly attributable to—
"(A) a course of education leading to the award of the baccalaureate degree in legal- or criminal justice-related studies; or
"(B) a course of graduate study legal or criminal justice studies following award of a baccalaureate degree,including the cost of tuition, fees, books, supplies, transportation, room and board and miscellaneous expenses."
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"Last year, I was third and everyone said I was favored to win this year. Then I started off the season pretty badly, but I decided this was the one thing I wanted. It's my senior year, and this is what I wanted more than anything."
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Teaching Faculty
Gregory W. Aponte
The dietary nutrient "sensing" system is an important component of the gut-brain axis that establishes the role of organic nutrients as signal molecules. It has significant implications to human health because of its involvement in the development of diseases related to diabetes, obesity, immune function, and food intake behavior
Danica Chen
One of the most fundamental questions in biology is how we age. The past decade has witnessed a significant revision of a traditional view that aging is simply a random and passive process that is solely driven by entropy. In fact, the aging process is regulated genetically and lifespan can be extended by single gene mutations. Our research aims to understand signal transduction that regulates the aging process and explore therapeutic targets to slow down aging.
Marc Hellerstein
Who studies metabolic regulation these days - the flow of metabolites through competing pathways in complex biological networks, the anabolic and catabolic processes that determine tissue composition, adaptations to environmental stresses and how their failure leads to disease? Not most Biochemistry or Molecular Biology departments. It is our belief that the study of physiologic chemistry (metabolic regulation) using modern tracer techniques and metabolic control concepts can be seized by nutrition researchers interested in making fundamental contributions to biochemistry and medicine (and in being funded).
Isao Kubo
Our group has been searching for ecologically sound pest control agents based on natural products (including biopolymers such as enzymes) that fundamentally regulate nature. Our studies have focused on developing alternative insect control agents, but the scope has now extended to microorganisms and weeds.
Joseph L. Napoli
Retinoids are autacoids that regulate energy balance, weight, glucose-stimulated insulin secretion, stem cell differentiation, and nervous system function. This lab studies the mechanisms of retinoid action in the nervous system, in modulating energy balance, and regulating pancreas function, thereby affecting memory, appetite, insulin resistance, glucose tolerance and adiposity.
Daniel Nomura
Research in our group focuses on discovering and functionally characterizing dysregulated metabolic networks in disease using functional proteomic and metabolomic platforms, in order to identify enzymes that represent nodal points of control for pharmacological intervention and therapy.
James Olzmann
Cells store energy as triacylglycerol (ie. fat) in lipid droplets, an endoplasmic reticulum-derived organelle composed of a neutral lipid core encircled by a phospholipid monolayer. Our research group integrates a combination of systems-level (proteomics and functional genomics) strategies and cell biology approaches to understand the dynamic regulation of the lipid droplet proteome in response to fluctuating environmental conditions.
Barry Shane
The major research efforts of my laboratory are in the area of biochemical nutrition and, in particular, the control of one carbon metabolism. We investigate experimental nutrition problems at a basic molecular or cellular level to obtain a better understanding of factors that influence nutritional requirements and how this varies among the population.
Andreas Stahl
The main focus of the Stahl laboratory is to elucidate the molecular mechanisms underlying obesity-related disorders, such as diabetes, hepatobiliary diseases, as well as certain cancer, and to explore novel routes for the treatment of these debilitating chronic diseases.
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Student Mission to Haiti is Transformative Experience
When the opportunity came along to travel to Haiti, Caitlin Baard, a senior at Felician College, didn't hesitate.
"I knew it would be a very different kind of experience than what I had already done," said Caitlin, who recently spent 12 days in the island nation with fellow students Shaina Plowman and Kristen Raven Wilson and adjunct professor Sister Honorata Grzeszczuk. "We were going to spend most of our time teaching English to children, so it was definitely something I wanted to do."
The Felician Sisters have initiated several programs to supports the Haitians' own efforts in becoming self-sufficient, rather than relying solely on financial aid.
"This was the first time that Felician College students were invited to collaborate with the Felician Sisters in their mission in Haiti. Since the children and young people have repeatedly expressed a desire to learn the English language, our students served as teachers and tutors in ESL classes," said Sister Honorata, who explained that the three volunteers received "teaching" instructions here on campus before embarking on the trip to the village of Jacmel where the Felician Sisters' mission is located. "The students were very committed."
Anywhere from 20 to 50 children ages 5 to 18 came to the class every day, Caitlin added. Most of them were very eager to learn.
Caitlin and Shaina had previously participated in the College's Nicaragua mission, and Kristen is planning the trip this summer, so they are familiar with service activities abroad. Still, the Haiti mission proved life-changing and truly an example of living the Felician core values: respect for human dignity, compassion, transformation, solidarity with the poor and justice and peace.
"While visiting the children's families, our students had an opportunity to observe unimaginably poor living conditions. For someone who lives in the United States, the sight of that abject poverty is shocking," said Sister Honorata. "No one can experience this and stay indifferent to the problem. This program benefits not only Haitians but also the student volunteers. It develops a spirit of compassion and a desire to reach out in loving service to others."
Kristen found the experience to be one that would change her life forever.
"Mahatma Gandhi once said 'The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.' By opening my mind and heart to the Haitian people I was truly able to embrace the transformation," she said. "The love that they gave me made it easy to interact with them, but it also made it that much harder for me to leave."
Caitlin said what inspired her most was the hope she saw in these young children, who lived through devastating natural disasters.
"Some of them lost their parents or brothers and sisters in the earthquake, all of them were so poor, and yet they laughed and smiled all the time," she said. "We are often raised to feel sad if we lose something or don't have what other people have, but these kids aren't like that. Maybe they were raised to accept life and move on. They truly inspired me. It was amazing."
Sister Honorata said she too was moved by the experience.
"It is so worth it to promote the idea of volunteering, and this program had a big impact on my personal commitment to do so," she said, adding that she is grateful to Felician College President Dr. Anne Prisco and Provost Sister Rosita Brennan for their support given to the program in its early stage.
"Most importantly this opportunity has made me realize that we need to do more to help our worldly brothers and sisters who are crying out for our help," said Kristen. "As a Franciscan college we should be involved in more action plans to help resolve some of the catastrophes of the world. This trip … ignited a fire in me to educate people about the struggles in the world."
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David Dutten is sheriff of Ogden Marsh, a picture-perfect American. But one night, one of them comes to a school baseball game with a loaded shotgun, ready to kill. Another man burns down his own house, after locking his wife and young son in a closet inside. Something is infecting the citizens of Ogden Marsh -- with insanity. In an effort to keep the madness contained, the government uses deadly force to close off all access and won't let anyone in or out -- even those uninfected. The few still sane find themselves trapped: Forced to band together, an ordinary night becomes a horrifying struggle for survival as they do their best to get out of town alive.
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When dressing for special occasions, the Shuar people of the upper Amazon adorn themselves with ornaments made from materials found in the surrounding rain forest: feathers, plant fibers, animal parts, wood, and stone. Along with colorful headdresses and necklaces, men wear dramatic ear ornaments like those pictured here, which are made from toucan feathers, glass beads, and the iridescent wing covers of the giant ceiba borer beetle, Euchroma gigantea.
Museum Ph.D. Student Confirms New Lizard Species in the Congo
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Museum graduate student Edward Stanley recently used high-resolution x-ray images of tiny "armor" bones to help an international team of scientists discover a new species of lizard from remote, war-torn mountains in Central Africa. The lizard, Cordylus marunguensis, was found on the Marungu Plateau in the southeastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. It is described in the African Journal of Herpetology.
The new lizard was discovered on an expedition led by Eli Greenbaum, assistant professor of evolutionary genetics at the University of Texas at El Paso, and Chifundera Kusamba, a research scientist from the Centre de Recherche en Sciences Naturelles in the Congo. Suspecting that the lizard represented a new species, Greenbaum sent DNA samples and a specimen to Stanley, a third-year student in the Museum's Richard Gilder Graduate School—the first museum program in the Western Hemisphere with the authority to grant the Ph.D. degree.
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In rural coal mining communities in China, miners face daily perils for slim rewards in a profession that claims an estimated 5,000 lives annually. Winner of the 2011 Margaret Mead Filmmaker Award Yuanchen Liu delved into this riveting story with his documentary To the Light, and as part of the Margaret Mead Traveling Film Festival, the film and Liu will return to the Museum on Thursday, May 17, at 6:30 pm for a special encore screening and discussion.
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We wanted to include a panoramic image of a magnificent coralscape in Creatures of Light: Nature's Bioluminescence, and Bloody Bay Wall [off Little Cayman Island] was the perfect place.
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CANTON A Rensselaer Falls man pleaded guilty in St. Lawrence County Court in the December hit-and-run death of a Canton restaurant owner in a deal that satisfied multiple charges against him.
Daniel W. Lester, 28, of 8 Heuvelton St., waived his right to have his case brought before a grand jury and pleaded guilty Thursday to Superior Court information charging him with felony first-degree vehicular manslaughter in the death of Richard F. Morrow, 68, of Ellis Road, Canton.
The guilty plea comes as part of a deal with St. Lawrence County District Attorney Mary E. Rain. Mr. Lester faces four to 12 years in prison.
Mr. Lester originally was charged with second-degree vehicular manslaughter, second-degree vehicular assault, leaving the scene of a fatal motor vehicle accident, driving while ability impaired by drugs, driving while intoxicated with prior convictions and aggravated unlicensed operation. Mr. Lesters attorney, St. Lawrence County Public Defender Stephen D. Button, said the plea deal also ruled out the possibility that his client would be charged with second-degree murder or first-degree assault.
Mr. Lester previously was convicted of a misdemeanor driving while intoxicated charge in Oswegatchie Town Court.
At about 10:40 p.m. Dec. 23, Mr. Lester was driving on County Route 27 in Canton when his Toyota Corolla struck and killed Mr. Morrow as he rode his bicycle. Mr. Lester fled the scene.
In a press release following Mr. Lesters plea, Ms. Rain said investigations revealed that he was impaired by the use of the muscle relaxant carisoprodol (Soma) and the anxiolytic meprobamate (an anti-anxiety drug that carries multiple brand names) when he struck Mr. Morrow.
Mr. Lester told St. Lawrence County Judge Jerome J. Richards that because he was so impaired during the incident that he didnt recall it happening, yet undoubtedly he was responsible for Mr. Morrows death.
I had no right to be driving and I had no right to be on the road at all, Mr. Lester said.
Following his guilty plea, Mr. Lester tested positive for buprenorphine and naloxone (Suboxone), a drug used to alleviate heroin withdrawal, in a drug test by probation officials.
Mr. Morrows tragic death was the direct result of driving while impaired by drugs, and therefore avoidable, Ms. Rain said in a news release. This office sought a plea to the highest count with a sentence of 12 years in state prison, nearing the maximum. I am pleased that Judge Richards agreed to impose the sentence.
Mr. Morrow was well known in the community and was a St. Lawrence University graduate, former mathematics teacher at Norwood-Norfolk Central School, activist, Unitarian Universalist Church member, night auditor at the Best Western University Inn and owner of The Meadows restaurant.
Mr. Morrows ex-wife, Diane C. Colbert, said the plea brought some closure in Mr. Morrows death.
I think it takes time, Ms. Colbert said. I think it is a gradual process. I think losing Dick Morrow was a great loss to a lot of people, and a lot of them were here to show their support.
Sitting across from Ms. Colbert, Bruce Lester watched as his son admitted causing Mr. Morrows death.
I told the family that my heart is with them through this, the elder Mr. Lester said following his sons guilty plea. They have been very forgiving and have expressed their sympathies to me and my wife for what we have been going through.
County Judge Jerome J. Richards released Mr. Lester under probation supervision as part of the plea agreement. Sentencing is scheduled for 8:15 a.m. on July 7.
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First developed as a direct sequel to JUMANJI, ZATHURA has all the cool ideas of that film and none of it's failings. Directed by Jon Favreau and starring Josh Hutcherson and Kristen Stewart, ZATHURA follows two young brothers who stumble upon a retro space adventure game that proves to have real world effects. As soon as the game begins, the boys and their sister find themselves hurtled through space. As they race to finish the game and restore their lives to normalcy, the alien Zorgons start attacking and they soon realize things aren't going to be as easy as they thought.
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"This book made me happy in the first five pages." —AJ Jacobs, author of The Year of Living Biblically: One Man's Humble Quest to Follow the Bible as Literally as Possible
Award-winning author Gretchen Rubin is back with a bang, with The Happiness Project. The author of the bestselling 40 Ways to Look at Winston Churchill has produced a work that is "a cross between the Dalai Lama's The Art of Happiness and Elizabeth Gilbert's Eat, Pray, Love." (Sonya Lyubomirsky, author of The How of Happiness: A Scientific Approach to Getting the Life You Want) In the vein of Julie and Julia, The Happiness Project describes one person's year-long attempt to discover what leads to true contentment. Drawing at once on cutting-edge science, classical philosophy, and real-world applicability, Rubin has written an engaging, eminently relatable chronicle of transformation.
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Gretchen Rubin had an epiphany one rainy afternoon in the unlikeliest of places: a city bus. "The days are long, but the years are short," she realized. "Time is passing, and I'm not focusing enough on the things that really matter." In that moment, she decided to dedicate a year to her happiness project.
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The Career Services Office also offers programs throughout the school year to explore traditional and nontraditional career paths. The office maintains an online listing of jobs for students and alumni, as well as a library of a variety of legal directories, job search information, government position listings, handouts, articles of interest, employer profiles and other useful career planning information. The office also has two computers, a laser printer, a manual typewriter and fax machine available for job search-related student use.
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Lawley named Player of the Week
South Dakota State men's tennis student-athlete Parker Lawley was named Player of the Week after two singles wins and one doubles win.
Despite splitting its two meets, Lawley won two matches at No. 4 singles and one match at No. 1 doubles.
In Friday's meet at Creighton, the Bluejays edged the Jacks, 5-2. Lawley paired with Andrea Boglić at the top doubles spot, but the match was unfinished due to the team point being decided. In singles, he defeated Brandon Lee 6-4, 6-1 for one of the two SDSU points.
On Monday, the team won its spring trip opener in Florida versus Ohio Dominican (5-2). In doubles, the duo finished its match and helped SDSU win the doubles point with a consistent 8-4 win versus Walid Gtari and Patrick Ohanian. In singles, Lawley won in convincing fashion once again, defeating Jeremy Mokry 6-2, 6-3.
"Parker has put in the time this year and definitely earned this award," head coach Michael Engdahl said. "He got off to a bit of a slow start this season, but his game is coming around at the right time. The entire team is starting to build some positive momentum and hopefully we can capture it at its peak as the season progresses."
Lawley improved to 5-4 in singles this season and 2-1 with Boglić at the top doubles spot.
It is the first career POW honor for Lawley.
The split pushed the Jacks' record to 3-7. SDSU continues its spring trip in Florida on Tuesday versus Presbyterian.
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Nestled between the peaks of Mount Meru and Mount Kilimanjaro, Mount Meru Game Lodge & Sanctuary lies midway between Kilimanjaro International Airport and Arusha. The lodge is located within 33 acres of mature, well manicured gardens bounded on one side by the tranquil waters of the Usa River and on the other by the Sanctuary where our wildlife and birdlife reside. This wildlife and birdlife provide many of our guests with their first exciting game viewing experience.
The lodge has a total of 15 double or twin en-suite bedrooms and 2 suites.
Each single, double, queen and king sized bed at the lodge is 4 poster over which is draped a hand-made mosquito net. Each standard room also includes a writing desk and chair, luggage rack, wardrobe or walk-in cupboard and is tastefully finished in earth tone fabrics decorated with traditional Maasai finishes. All rooms have a veranda with comfortable chairs where guests can sit and enjoy their surroundings.
The 'Mount Kilimanjaro' and 'Mount Meru' suites are located in their own private garden overlooking the game sanctuary. Each has an open plan lounge and bedroom area as well as a private garden gazebo where you can sit, relax and soak up the unique atmosphere of the Lodge. Each suite also has its own fireplace which can be used on chilly evenings and the Mount Meru Suite has an adjoining room making it ideal for families with children.
The suites at Mount Meru Game Lodge are available on a Full Board all-inclusive basis only to include all meals, all wines, spirits, beers and minerals as well as all personal laundry.
The Lodge
The main building of the lodge consists of a reception area, lounge and bar. The lounge, with its enormous picture windows and comfortable furniture, provides for relaxation in intimate surroundings. The bar is well stocked with a wide selection of spirits, beers and minerals which are complemented by a carefully selected collection of wines. To the front of the main building is a terrace which is shaded by enormous old Mango trees and which enjoys magnificent views over mature, carefully tended gardens to the Sanctuary beyond.
In the grounds of the lodge can be found an 'outdoor dining room' which consists of a garden, a covered patio and a small open plan kitchen where meals are prepared. The garden with its camp fire allows our guests to dine under the African star-lit sky whilst listening to the exotic night sounds.
A Brief History
Established in 1959, the lodge was created to provide intimate accommodation to discerning lovers of both wildlife and nature. The sanctuary was founded to offer refuge to orphaned and injured animals and to prepare them for their return to the wild. The lodge & sanctuary combine to offer you a truly unique experience during your stay in Arusha.
The Sanctuary
The Mount Meru Game Sanctuary was established in 1960 and over the course of the last half a century and more has received rescued animals from the wild. Normally either injured or orphaned, the sanctuary's first priority is always to rehabilitate these animals and to return them to their natural habitat. In cases where this is not possible, they are released into the sanctuary grounds where, joined by an enormous variety of birdlife, they are able to enjoy the unique freedom offered by our very safe environment. By choosing to stay with us, our guests play a very important role in helping these animals since the activities of the sanctuary are financed entirely by the lodge.
Mount Meru Game Lodge is extremely fortunate to receive daily visits from troops of Black & White Colobus Monkeys.
The Usa River, the magnificent views of Mount Kilimanjaro, the wildlife, birdlife, trees, plants and shrubs all combine to make Mount Meru Game Lodge & Sanctuary an exquisite natural wonderland.
Mount Meru Game Lodge offers unique 'Cultural and Educational' walks into Usa River, a small township of approximately 20,000 inhabitants located a few minutes on foot from the property. These walks provide a unique insight to our guests, without the nuisance factor of hawkers, on what authentic life for Tanzanians really entails. They are guided by our own staff, are offered free of charge to guests of the lodge and are very much appreciated by all who participate in them.
Coffee Tours
Coffee tours can be arranged to a collection of 20 or so small holder Coffee farmers who are located close by the lodge on the slopes of Mount Meru. These farmers produce anywhere between 100 kilos and 3,000 kilos of Coffee per year, all of which is washed and dried on the farms and then processed in Arusha. These tours allow you to witness this process first hand as well as to buy some Coffee to take home with you. Intimate Places purchases all of the Coffee which is consumed by our guests from these farmers as part of our corporate social responsibility program.
Nominated as one of the top 10 Golf courses in Africa, the Kilimanjaro Golf and Wildlife Estate is located a short distance from the lodge. It comprises an 18 hole championship golf course together with a real estate development set within an area of outstanding natural beauty. Guests wishing to play a round of golf from Mount Meru Game Lodge may do so during the course of their stay.
Nduruma Polo Club
Nduruma Polo & Country Club is located on a 3,800 acre estate which enjoys breathtaking views of Mount Kilimanjaro, Mount Meru and the Maasai Steps (weather permitting of course). The clubs facilities, which include a club house, swimming pool, gymnasium and tennis courts are all built in the centre of two beautifully maintained polo fields which are often visited by a variety of wildlife. The club provides a very special outing from Mount Meru Game Lodge for those of our guests who are looking for something different to do in Arusha.


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THREE MILE BAY In an effort to make its small wind law proposal more reasonable, town officials are considering allowing residents to install personal turbines up to 125 feet tall.
Initially, Lyme planners, who were given the task to draft zoning rules for private turbines, wanted to keep the structures at or below 80 feet.
But the newly proposed height requirement still doesnt fit the needs of a town resident who wants to erect a 140-foot turbine this spring to power his Point Peninsula home.
I should have done this several years ago, said Charles B. Kingsley, who has been waiting for the town to adopt a personal wind turbine law and lift the moratorium on wind development. Everything is in limbo here.
Mr. Kingsley said he owns nearly 700 acres on Point Peninsula and his wind turbine would not bother anybody regardless of its height.
The roughly $72,000 project is expected to save Mr. Kingsley an estimated $2,400 per year in electricity costs a better investment, he said, in this economy, than buying stock.
But a smaller turbine would translate into smaller savings, he said, and greater setbacks would mean he would have to purchase more wire to connect his turbine to the power grid.
Lyme town Supervisor Scott G. Aubertine said anybody who wishes to see the Town Council make further changes should make a case at the public hearing before the proposed rules are adopted into law.
Lyme is likely to hold the hearing before its monthly meeting in March.
In addition to new height restrictions, officials are considering a property line setback of five times the height of a turbine and noise limits of 35 decibels at night from 9 p.m. to 7 a.m. and 50 decibels during the day.
Mr. Kingsley said he will make another attempt to persuade town board members to make the proposed small wind law less restrictive at the hearing.
If that doesnt work, Mr. Kingsley said, he will ask the state Department of Agriculture and Markets to intervene following the example of Harvey and Susan Grimshaw, Henderson, who were allowed in September to install a 150-foot turbine under state Agriculture and Markets law, which prohibits municipal interference with farm practices within agricultural zones.
Mr. Kingsley said the three parcels totaling 687 acres he owns on Point Peninsula are all registered in Jefferson County Agricultural Northern District No. 2. And although Mr. Kingsley currently does not own any cattle, he said he shares crops with two local farmers who cut and harvest hay from his property.
Im just going to do it, Mr. Kingsley said, adding that he is not willing to compromise on his plans.
Lymes Town Council also will consider adopting zoning laws for solar and biomass energy development at its March board meeting.
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Who decides if your child is eligible for special education?
A multidisciplinary group called a Case Conference Committee (CCC) makes all decisions about a child's special education. A parent is a full member of the IEP team and has the right to attend and participate in all IEP team meetings and case conferences about their child.
511 IAC 7-41-3 Case Conference Committee participants
For each CCC meeting, the public agency must designate a representative who is:
The public agency must ensure that the case conference participants include the following;
What is the timeline for getting a child evaluated for a disability?
In order for a child to be eligible for special education and related services, the child must first be determined to have a disability. Parents, teachers, or other school officials who suspect that the child may have a disability would request that the child be evaluated by a multi-disciplinary team to determine if the child has a disability and needs special education or related services as a result of the disability. IDEA requires that a child be evaluated within 50 instructural days after parents have granted consent for the evaluation. States may establish shorter or longer timeframes through legislation or regulation, and those timelines are binding.
Exceptions exist if the child moves from one district or state to another district or state after the evaluation was requested, or if the parent refuses the evaluation. Under those circumstances, districts are required to show sufficient progress to complete a timely evaluation.
What methods are local educational agencies (LEAs) allowed to use to identify a child as having a specific disability?
Almost half of the students identified as being disabled under IDEA are placed in the category of 'specific learning disability.' IDEA allows local districts significant new flexibility in developing appropriate methods of determining whether a child has a specific learning disability-this helps eliminate out-of-date testing methods and can proactively identify children with disabilities before they begin to struggle academically. However, states are prohibited from requiring that LEAs routinely use an IQ test as part of the determination of specific learning disabilities. States and LEAs are encouraged to employ research-based practices, especially models using response-to-intervention strategies, to reveal specific learning disabilities. The Department of Education provides guidance and technical assistance to states and LEAs on using effective, scientifically based research to build effective models of identification practices.
Must all children with disabilities participate in state assessments?
Under the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB), states and local schools are held accountable for making sure thatall children-including children with disabilities-are learning. Children with disabilities must be included in the assessment system and schools must report their results through NCLBs yearly progress structure. IDEIA requires that the IEP Team determine how the child with a disability is assessed, not whether the child is assessed. Children learn in different ways, with different methods of instruction and assessment. The IEP Team must identify the accommodations that are necessary, how to instruct the child, and how to assess the child. A child with a disability can take the regular state assessment; the regular state assessment with appropriate accommodations such as Braille, additional time, or having the instructions read to the child multiple times; an assessment aligned to grade level standards; or an alternate assessment aligned to alternate achievement standards. Varied assessment opportunities ensure that all students with disabilities can be assessed appropriately.
Should all states have alternate assessments?
Yes. IDEIA allows states to develop appropriate alternate assessments aligned to grade level standards so students with disabilities can have their knowledge tested. Since 1997, IDEA has required that all states have alternate assessments. In 2004, IDEA was updated to allow states to develop alternate assessments tied to alternate achievement standards to allow maximum flexibility for students with disabilities. All decisions about assessments must be made by the child's IEP Team.
How is a child assessed for special education services?
Assessment tests are used to determine what kind of educational services are needed.
The tests recommended by the IEP team are implemented after parental consent is granted. The school system is responsible for getting and paying for all the assessments recommended by the IEP team, which must be performed and interpreted by qualified professionals. The assessment stage is finished when the IEP team meets again to review the assessments, decides if your child meets eligibility for services, and what services he or she needs.
The purpose of an educational assessment is to determine your child's current academic levels in areas like reading, math, spelling, and language. Tests in this phase are designed to find out what difficulties your child is having in school. Other assessments, including psychological, speech, language, vision and hearing tests, are designed to find out why your child is having problems in school. The type of special assessments that should be performed depends upon the suspected disability or disabilities.
What rights do you have at the evaluation stage?
IMPORTANT NOTE: If the school system thinks that it's testing is appropriate (accurate and performed correctly), it may refuse to pay for the independent evaluation. In this situation, the school system would have to ask for a due process hearing and tell the administrative law judge why it's testing is appropriate. If the hearing officer agrees with the school system, you will have to pay for the independent evaluation yourself. The school system may not unreasonably delay either providing the independent evaluation or requesting a due process hearing. You always have the right to get an independent evaluation of your child at your own expense. The IEP team must consider, but does not have to accept, the findings of any independent evaluation. But, if the IEP team does accept the findings of an independent evaluation you obtained for your child, then you can ask the school system to pay you back for the cost of the evaluation (reimbursement).
What are common problems at the evaluation stage?
Although problems can come up for children with all types of disabilities, problems frequently occur for children with emotional disabilities or learning disabilities.
Emotional disturbance (previously called seriously emotionally disturbed):
The term "emotional disturbance" refers to children with emotional or behavioral disabilities. The children have a condition exhibiting one or more of the following characteristics over a long period of time and to a marked degree, which adversely affects educational performance:
The term also includes children who are schizophrenic, but does not automatically include children who are socially maladjusted.
This is an educational definition and not a medical definition. The term "emotional disturbance" includes both children who have psychiatric diagnoses and other emotional problems that affect their education, like anxiety, school phobia, inability to get along with others and depression.
Four common problems come up in applying the definition of "emotional disturbance." First, many children with recently diagnosed emotional disabilities are excluded from special education by school systems-- the school systems often argue that the condition has not been exhibited "over a long period of time," disqualifying them from services.
The school may also solely use grades to determine if the condition "adversely affects educational performance." This is illegal, but may occur if a child with an emotional disturbance is performing at or near grade level.
Third, there is no definition of "socially maladjusted" in the law. Some school personnel take the position that children with certain psychiatric diagnoses, such as conduct disorder, are socially maladjusted and not "emotionally disturbed." However, a child has an emotional disturbance if he or she meets the definition, regardless of the child's technical diagnosis.
Fourth, some school systems mistakenly think that they do not have to pay for psychiatric evaluations. This is incorrect. School systems may not have to pay for treatment by a psychiatrist, but they do have to provide or pay for a psychiatric assessment if it is necessary to determine a student's disability or educational needs.
Learning disabilities:
The term "children with specific learning disabilities" is defined as: "children who have a disorder in one or more of the basic psychological processes involved in understanding or in using language, spoken or written, which may manifest itself in imperfect ability to listen, think, speak, read, write, spell, or do mathematical calculations."
Such disorders may include perceptual disabilities, brain injury, minimal brain dysfunction, dyslexia, and developmental aphasia. The term does not include children who have learning problems which are primarily the result of visual, hearing, or motor disabilities, of mental retardation, of emotional disturbance, or of environmental, cultural, or economic disadvantage.
Problems may emerge when deciding if there is a "severe discrepancy" between achievement and intellectual ability in at least one of the following areas: oral expression, listening comprehension, written expression, basic reading skills, reading comprehension, mathematical calculation, or mathematical reasoning. Schools may not always define the term "severe discrepancy" the same way. Many require a child to be two years behind grade level, but this is problematic for children who are just starting school. Children should not be forced to fail before they qualify for academic help. You should object and request a hearing or mediation if this arbitrary standard is used to exclude your child from special education - they are against Federal and state law.
How can you help the professionals who evaluate your child?
Psychiatrists, psychologists, and other medical professionals may not be familiar with how schools define "emotional disturbance" and "specific learning disability." Show these definitions to professionals who evaluate your child before they write their reports, so they will be able to describe your child in the language used by the school system.


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Newport News police arrested a mother and daughter Sunday for grand larceny.
Newport News police arrested a mother and daughter Sunday for grand larceny.
Willie James Jr. was shot and killed as a result of a home invasion Sunday morning.
Federal health officials have issued new guidelines to promote head-to-toe protection for health workers treating Ebola patients.
On Monday, 10 On Your Side got a first-hand look at the drones that can detect danger.
Three rehabilitated sea turtles are back swimming in open waters.
Three rehabilitated sea turtles are back swimming in open waters.
New technology developed at Langley Research Center is designed to help spot and extinguish fires before they get out of control.
Suffolk Police said a retired Philadelphia police officer was the victim of a shooting at her Collier Crescent home Saturday morning.
The Hampton Roads Telephone Analysis Sharing Network is comprised of five local cities, including Norfolk, Hampton, Newport News, Chesapeake…
Fairfax County Commonwealth's Attorney Ray Morrogh announced new indictments against Jesse Matthew on Monday.
A Newport News man called police after his girlfriend reportedly stabbed him.
A Virginia Beach woman was arrested in Newport News on a charge of prostitution.
Jesse Leroy Matthew Jr. is now charged in the investigation of a 2005 rape in Fairfax County.
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Posted on February 12, 2008So, what's going on in Atlanta, Georgia today? Our art director flew on down there earlier this morning, to meet with the boys from doubleDrive. Topics of discussion? Tomorrow's (Oct 16) photoshoot and album art.
Where will doubleDrive's inaugural photoshoot with Roadrunner take place? "We don't know," replies dD guitarist/vocalist Donnie. Actually, they do have a couple ideas, one including some bridge/tunnel location on the way to Cabbage Town. True. But, know that locations will be scouted today. Jonathon Mannion will be residing over tomorrow's shoot.
Weather for the photoshoot? Well, reports from Atlanta tell it is raining on and off today...come to think of it, that was the weather yesterday in NYC whilst our art director was still here. Coincidence? And you know it's been raining nonstop in the UK lately.
As for the music, we were truthful when telling the doubleDrive album would be mastered last week...it most certainly was. However, a slight sequence change has been made (ditching "Fed Up" in favor of "The Hand"...something about the use of the English language). The band received the new master just this morning, and this should be to be the final sequence.
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BRASHER FALLS Tri-Town Packing is considering equipment changes to expand its product line and improve services for customers.
Essentially, were looking for some upgrades to equipment to make things better for us and also for our customers, said Jeffrey A. Liberty, one of the owners.
The St. Lawrence County Industrial Development Agency on Thursday approved an application on behalf of Tri-Town a U.S. Department of Agriculture-certified meat processor to the USDA Rural Business Enterprises grant program for $11,700 for a feasibility study.
The funding would enable Tri-Town to develop a business plan to determine if the equipment it is considering makes good business sense.
The company is considering packaging equipment to improve the appearance of its products and other processing equipment.
That could include a vacuum tumbler that would automatically mix together ingredients for its jerky, which is now done by hand. The equipment could allow for the expansion of Tri-Towns jerky line.
Another piece of equipment under consideration is an automated bacon slicer. Tri-Town currently slices bacon by hand.
It looks nice, but its not as competitive as it could be for our customers, Mr. Liberty said.
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