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Soft Drinks
News about Soft Drinks, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Sep. 29, 2015
Keurig Green Mountain is selling its new Keurig Kold machine in six cities and online for $299 to $369; company hopes pricey machine for brewing cold soft drinks will help with struggling fortunes. MORE
Sep. 28, 2015
A soft-drink company's philanthropy wins it praise despite its sugary contribution to obesity in America. MORE
Aug. 21, 2015
Coca-Cola announces it will begin disclosing its investments in scientific research and advocacy about impact sugary soft drinks have on public health and obesity; move follows criticism of company for its ties to Global Energy Balance Network, nonprofit advocacy group that contends people worry too much about what they eat and not enough about how much they exercise. MORE
Aug. 14, 2015
Editorial expresses skepticism about objectivity of Global Energy Balance Network, nonprofit research group funded by Coca-Cola that seeks to emphasize exercise, rather than diet, as solution to obesity; notes evidence suggests opposite is true; observes company faces sharply declining sales as Americans drink fewer sugary sodas. MORE
Jul. 28, 2015
The Upshot; research indicates that artificial sweeteners do not deserve the bad reputation they have acquired over the years, and that they present far healthier option than sugar; notoriety of sugar substitutes can be traced to single study linking saccharin to cancer, which cemented opinions despite fact that substance is no longer considered a carcinogen. MORE
Jul. 25, 2015
The Upshot; three major sources of data about Americans' eating habits indicate daily calorie consumption by typical adult has dropped and dietary habits are becoming healthier; obesity rates have stopped climbing for adults and school-aged children, and amount of full-calorie soda consumed by average American, across major demographic groups, has fallen 25 percent since late 1990s (Series: Scaling Back). MORE
Jul. 5, 2015
David Gelles Revalued column examines decision by chain restaurant Panera Bread, which has 19,000 outlets around country, to remove high-fructose corn syrup from many of its menu items, including soft drinks. MORE
Jun. 10, 2015
San Francisco Board of Supervisors unanimously approves requirement within city limits that print advertising for sugary sodas and other drinks carry warnings about potential risks related to obesity, diabetes and other health problems; measure will be first in country if it receives second round of approval from supervisors and is not vetoed by mayor. MORE
Nov. 6, 2014
Voters across the country delivered mixed messages on number of measures and initiatives involving food and beverages; food and biotech companies spent at least $60 million fighting proposals linked to what Americans eat and drink, and considerable amount of media attention was devoted to food issues in midterm elections. MORE
Oct. 20, 2014
Editorial discourages Mayor Bill de Blasio from pursuing ban on large sugary drinks in New York City; argues it is an ineffective way to address obesity problem; suggests de Blasio commit funds to public education programs instead, citing success of anti-soda advertisements. MORE
Oct. 18, 2014
Michael R Bloomberg, who made curbing consumption of sugary drinks hallmark of his New York mayoral tenure, has donated $85,000 to Berkeley, Calif, campaign to have voters impose 1-cent-an-ounce tax on such drinks; donation is bid to equalize spending disparity between proponents of tax, who have raised $135,000, and beverage industry, which has spent $1.4 million to block tax. MORE
Oct. 8, 2014
Berkeley, Calif, has become a last stand for the anti-sugar movement; at issue is proposed 1-cent tax per ounce on sugary drinks going before voters in November; beverage industry has invested $1.4 million to block effort, but city has history of pioneering civic activism and proponents measure are hopeful. MORE
Oct. 5, 2014
Mexican Coca-Cola, which is sweetened by pure cane sugar rather than corn syrup found in American version, is a popular choice of drink among stay-up-all-night coders, writers and musicians who rely on the caffeine-amplified buzz. MORE
Sep. 24, 2014
Coca-Cola, PepsiCo and Dr Pepper Snapple Group, three largest soda companies, pledge to cut number of sugary drink calories that Americans consume by one-fifth in about a decade; say they will change practices like marketing, distribution and packaging to encourage less consumption of calorie-heavy drinks. MORE
Jun. 27, 2014
New York State Court of Appeals refuses to reinstate New York City's controversial limits on sales of large sugary drinks, exhausting city's final appeal and deflating hopes of health advocates who had urged state and local governments to curb consumption of drinks and foods linked to obesity. MORE
Jun. 5, 2014
American soft-drink industry says New York City's Board of Health is going beyond its powers in trying to regulate the size of sugary drinks in effort to combat obesity; if argument is upheld in court, it could limit the role of mayors and pubic health agencies to influence consumer behavior, as well as rewrite the role of the board. MORE
Jun. 2, 2014
Study published online by the American Journal of Agricultural Economics suggests that applying tax based on amount of calories contained in a serving of sugary drinks, rather than its size, would be more effective at curbing consumption. MORE
May. 16, 2014
PepsiCo will unveil range of new self-serve equipment for dispensing drinks, in places like restaurants, dining halls and movie theaters, at the National Restaurant Association Show; equipment, called Spire, is answer to Coca-Cola's Freestyle, new kind of drink dispenser that jolted sleepy fountain business back into life four years ago. MORE
May. 6, 2014
Coca-Cola, responding to consumer concerns, says that it will stop using brominated vegetable oil, which contains bromine, element found in flame retardants, in Fresca and some varieties of Fanta and fountain drinks. MORE
Apr. 22, 2014
Kathleen M Sullivan, lawyer for Coca-Cola, remains poised under sometimes harsh questioning at Supreme Court argument on Coca-Cola's Pomegranate Blueberry juice blend beverage, which contains only notes of either fruit; court has general skepticism about company's arguments that it cannot be sued by rival for false advertising over the label. MORE
Mar. 1, 2014
James B Stewart Common Sense column examines challenges facing Coca-Cola, which reigned for years as No 1 brand worldwide, but has recently had trouble staying relevant; says that very idea that Coke brand may be in trouble is startling, given that product has thrived for 127 years, surviving countless passing health fads. MORE
Jan. 5, 2014
Daniel Engber article examines why it is so difficult to make a low-cal soda with all-natural sweeteners that actually tastes good. MORE
Dec. 30, 2013
Advertising column; Chelsea Handler, host of Chelsea Lately on the E! network, argues against New Year's resolutions in tongue-in-cheek online videos for 7Up Ten brand of diet soda. MORE
Dec. 12, 2013
PepsiCo, in unusual deal that goes far beyond soda wars, will announce it is unseating Coca-Cola as beverage supplier to restaurant chain Buffalo Wild Wings; deal is biggest sign so far of how PepsiCo is deploying its thriving snacks business and Quaker, which it also owns, to offset declines in its traditional soft drinks business. MORE
Dec. 8, 2013
Energy drink as it is now known has its origins in 1950s Japan; market for energy drinks in the United States only took off in 1997, with introduction of Red Bull. MORE
Nov. 4, 2013
Op-Ed article by Mexican novelist David Toscana criticizes tax on sugary beverages passed by Mexico's Congress; contends one reason Mexicans drink so many soft drinks is because of the scarcity of safe drinking water, which points to the underlying ineffectiveness of country's government; proposes a tax on corruption, which would benefit Mexico far more. MORE
Nov. 1, 2013
Mexico's Congress approves new taxes on sugary drinks and junk food, as part of effort to curb unhealthy consumption habits. MORE
Oct. 26, 2013
Profits of soft drink giants Coke and Pepsi are expected to be eclipsed by sales of bottled water by 2020, as water gets more and more creative in their appeal to consumers; Beverage Marketing Corporation report points to innovation in flavored and enhanced waters, which have not yet been embraced by stalwart soda companies, as backbone of trend. MORE
Oct. 19, 2013
Lower house of Mexico's Congress approves tax on soda and other sugary drinks as part of government's fight against twin epidemics of obesity and diabetes. MORE
Oct. 18, 2013
Mayor Michael R Bloomberg's controversial attempt to limit size of sugary drinks in New York City is to be reviewed by New York State's Court of Appeals, offering final chance to salvage plan; fate of initiative will ultimately fall into the hands of mayor's successor. MORE
Oct. 16, 2013
Mexican Pres Enrique Pena Nieto has proposed tax on sales of sugary drinks as means of reducing nation's increasing rates of obesity and diabetes; New York City Mayor Michael R Bloomberg's foundation Bloomberg Philanthropies is helping to finance drive to curb consumption of drinks in Mexico, effort similar to that pursued by Bloomberg in New York. MORE
Aug. 14, 2013
City University of New York has given Coca Cola's main rival, Pepsi Cola, exclusive right to distribute nonalcoholic beverages on all 24 of its campuses; contract, CUNY's first systemwide deal with a beverage company, calls for Pepsi to pay about $21 million over 10 years. MORE
Jul. 31, 2013
Appeals court unanimously upholds decision striking down New York City's restrictions on sale of large, sugary drinks, dealing serious blow to Mayor Michael R Bloomberg's hopes of reviving rule before his term runs out; court concurs with lower court ruling that city's Board of Health overstepped its bounds as a nonlegislative body by approving the rule. MORE
Jun. 28, 2013
Agriculture Department effectively bans sale of snack foods like candy and sugary drinks in schools, making it harder for students to avoid now-healthier school meals by eating snacks sold in vending machines. MORE
Jun. 12, 2013
Bloomberg administration is asking an appellate court to allow New York City to limit sale of large sugary drinks, three months after New York State court judge banned city from doing so; city argues prohibition on high-calorie beverages is an innovative way to fight obesity while soft-drink industry says restrictions are bureaucratic overreach approved without legal authority. MORE
Jun. 1, 2013
Japanese government has made stemming deflation a priority, but its efforts so far have not affected everyday items, like cans of soda; vending machines have become stubborn barometer and symbol of country's struggles, with many machines selling soft drinks for prices lower than in 1980s. MORE
Mar. 25, 2013
Op-Ed article by Prof Sarah Conly supports New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg's attempt to impose ban on large-size sugary drinks; contends opposition to bans like this seems to stem from irritation of being told what not to do. MORE
Mar. 24, 2013
Robert H Frank Economic View column contends that New York Mayor Michael R Bloomberg's proposed curbs on sugary sodas reflect a clash of ideals; questions which is more important: freedom to consume drinks one wants or freedom of parents to raise healthy children? MORE
Mar. 17, 2013
Ginia Bellafante Big City column draws comparison between New York City's quarantine in response to early 20th century typhoid outbreak and proposed ban on sugary drinks; suggests that both approaches attempt to control symptom of poverty without addressing root cause of economic disparity that drives demographic patterns of disease; says larger issue is recognition of poverty as public health problem. MORE
Mar. 14, 2013
Mississippi lawmakers pass bill saying any law that might limit what Mississippians eat or drink has to go through them--barring federal regulations; legislation in state with highest rate of obesity in nation is likely to be signed quickly by Gov Phil Bryant. MORE
Mar. 13, 2013
Dozens of Hispanic and African-American civil rights groups, health advocacy organizations and business associations have joined the beverage industry in opposing soda regulation, arguing that such measures are discriminatory, paternalistic or ineffective; many of these groups are recipients of tens of millions of dollars from the beverage industry that has flowed to nonprofits and educational organizations. MORE
Mar. 13, 2013
Case over soda wars is shaping up as landmark of New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg's administration, but timing of legal battle suggests definitive ruling is not likely to come before Bloomberg leaves office on Dec 31; city lawyers file papers in Manhattan intermediate appeals court and Bloomberg weighs in, saying ruling in his anti-obesity campaign by State Supreme Court Justice Milton A Tingling is 'totally wrong'. MORE
Mar. 13, 2013
Editorial acknowledges New York State judge's rejection of New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg's ban on servings of sugary drinks larger than 16 ounces was necessary; says ban was ill conceived and poorly constructed; outlines some better ways for Bloomberg and health officials to combat obesity. MORE
Mar. 12, 2013
Justice Milton A Tingling Jr of State Supreme Court in Manhattan strikes down New York City's limits on large sugary drinks, one day before they were to take effect; it is a significant blow to one of the most ambitious and divisive initiatives of Mayor Michael R Bloomberg's tenure; judge calls limits 'arbitrary and capricious,' echoing the complaints of city business owners and consumers who had deemed the rules unworkable and unenforceable, with confusing loopholes and voluminous exemptions. MORE
Mar. 12, 2013
Many New Yorkers say good riddance to proposed ban on large-size soft drinks, in many ways echoing the rationale of the State Supreme Court justice who overturned ban; many say they resent 'nanny state' mentality of Bloomberg administration and view access to bucket-size sodas as a personal choice despite health risks. MORE
Mar. 12, 2013
Profile of Justice Milton A Tingling Jr of State Supreme Court in Manhattan, whose surprise rejection of New York City's ban on large servings of sugary drinks is perhaps his highest-profile ruling. MORE
Mar. 11, 2013
New York City businesses are preparing revamped menus one day before Mayor Michael R Bloomberg's ban on large sugary drinks goes into effect across the city; pending legal challenge to ban has some owners taking a wait-and-see approach in hopes that the beverage industry will win out. MORE
Mar. 7, 2013
New York Mayor Michael R Bloomberg's ban on the sale of large sugary drinks is likely to affect coffee drinkers and those who serve them as they face a number of varied complications in how drinks can be prepared and delicate calculations about milk, calorie and sugar ratios. MORE
Feb. 27, 2013
Curious cooks have begun hacking carbonators, soda-making machines that are proliferating in American home kitchens, using them to make herb-infused sparkling wine, newfangled sangria, heady cocktails and nonalcoholic sodas; several drink recipes that require carbonators provided. MORE
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Yes, Soda Taxes Seem to Cut Soda Drinking
A new tax in Mexico has caused sales of sugary drinks to fall.
October 13, 2015, Tuesday
MORE ON SOFT DRINKS AND: Soft Drinks , Sales and Excise Taxes , Mexico , Obesity
Readers' Turn: It's Pop, Not Soda
Commenters also wondered: Why is bottled water such a blockbuster when tap water is plentiful, safe and mostly free?
October 10, 2015, Saturday
MORE ON SOFT DRINKS AND: Soft Drinks , Beverages
Yum Brands Misses Forecasts, While PepsiCo Exceeds Predictions
Sales rose for Yum, which controls the Taco Bell, KFC and Pizza Hut brands, but fell short of analyst expectations. Sales fell for PepsiCo, but margins improved.
October 7, 2015, Wednesday
MORE ON SOFT DRINKS AND: Yum Brands Inc , Pepsico Inc , Company Reports , Taco Bell Corp , Kentucky Fried Chicken , Pizza Hut , China , Soft Drinks
The Decline of 'Big Soda'
The drop in soda consumption represents the single largest change in the American diet in the last decade.
October 4, 2015, Sunday
MORE ON SOFT DRINKS AND: Soft Drinks , Philadelphia (Pa) , Coca-Cola Company , Pepsico Inc , Dr Pepper Snapple Group , Diet and Nutrition , Calories , Beverages
Changing Tastes in the Turn Away From Soda
A big part of the decline in calories consumed by Americans has to do with a diminished thirst for sugar-sweetened beverages.
October 3, 2015, Saturday
MORE ON SOFT DRINKS AND: Soft Drinks , Obesity
Coke Ending Sponsorship of Dietitians Group
Coca-Cola says it will not renew its sponsorship of a professional group for dietitians, bringing to a halt one of many outreach efforts on health by the world's biggest soda maker.
September 29, 2015, Tuesday
MORE ON SOFT DRINKS AND: Coca-Cola Company , American Academy of Family Physicians , American Academy of Pediatrics , American College of Cardiology , Soft Drinks , Diet and Nutrition
Keurig Aims to Lift Profits With Cold Drinks Machine
The company is introducing Keurig Kold, a home soda fountain system that draws on parts and processes from the aerospace and weapons businesses.
September 29, 2015, Tuesday
MORE ON SOFT DRINKS AND: Soft Drinks , Keurig Inc
Coca-Cola to Disclose Its Spending on Research Into Soft Drinks and Health
The company was criticized after disclosure that it had financial ties to a group that argues for less concern about eating habits and more emphasis on exercise.
August 21, 2015, Friday
MORE ON SOFT DRINKS AND: Coca-Cola Company , Soft Drinks , Global Energy Balance Network , Exercise , Obesity , Research
Coke Tries to Sugarcoat the Truth on Calories
By paying experts who side with them, the company is trying to divert attention from products that contribute to obesity, heart disease and diabetes.
August 14, 2015, Friday
MORE ON SOFT DRINKS AND: Editorials , Coca-Cola Company , Soft Drinks , Diet and Nutrition , Global Energy Balance Network , Obesity , Research
Coke's Skewed Message on Obesity: Drink Coke. Exercise More.
Readers disagree with a Coke-funded group that exercise is the key to weight loss.
August 13, 2015, Thursday
MORE ON SOFT DRINKS AND: Coca-Cola Company , Obesity , Soft Drinks , Exercise , Diet and Nutrition , Global Energy Balance Network
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With no debate and only a voice vote, the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Agriculture today (July 14, 2015) passed out of committee H.R. 1599, a bill to preempt states' rights to label GMOs.
Within hours, it was announced that the bill will go straight to the House floor, as early as next week, with no vote in the Energy and Commerce Committee.
If we don't stop it in the House next week, this "Mother of All Monsanto Protection Acts" the fight will take place next in the U.S. Senate, by early fall.
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Does Hillary Clinton's support for Monsanto and the biotech industry mean she opposes labeling? Or will she come out as pro-biotech but also pro-consumers' right to know?
On July 3, Gary Hirshberg, chairman of the board of JustLabelIt.org, former CEO of Stonyfield Farms and a public supporter of GMO labeling, hosted a $2700-per-person fundraiser for Hillary at his home in New Hampshire. According to the Boston Globe, Hirshberg said the fundraiser didn't necessarily mean he was supporting Hillary for president.
Why someone so outspoken in the GMO labeling movement Read More
A few weeks ago, I spoke by phone with Cathleen Enright, executive vice president of the Biotech Industry Organization (BIO). (Long story).
During the course of our conversation, when we touched on the subject of the science behind the debate over whether or not GMOs are "safe" (me arguing that there's no scientific consensus) Enright said, "Then you must not believe in climate change, either."
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If you're headed to Austin, Texas, next week to attend the "Southbites: Feed Your Mind" session during Austin's South-by-Southwest (SXSW) Interactive, don't expect to hear an honest debate on the health and safety of genetically engineered crops or food containing genetically modified organisms (GMOs)—at least not if the biotech industry can help it.
According to Cathleen Enright, executive vice president Food & Agriculture, for the Biotech Industry Organization (BIO), there is nothing to debate. GMO agriculture is "sustainable" and GMO foods are "safe." Anyone who says Read More
On Wednesday last week (February 25, 2015), the U.S. Secretary of Agriculture, Tom Vilsack, once again floated the idea of consumers using barcodes to identify foods that contain genetically modified organisms (GMOs), as an alternative to requiring food manufacturers to put a label on products that contain GMOs.
Referring to the ongoing debate over GMO labeling laws, Vilsack (according to the Associated Press) told the House during a hearing on agriculture spending: "We could solve that issue in a heartbeat."
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On Friday, February 13, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) approved the first genetically engineered apple, despite hundreds of thousands of petitions asking the USDA to reject it.
According an article in Politico, the USDA said the GMO apple "doesn't pose any harm to other plants or pests."
Great. But what about potential harm to the humans who consume them?
The Arctic Apple (Golden Delicious and Granny varieties), Read More
Last week, I attended the International Dairy Foods Association (IDFA) conference in Boca Raton, Fla. I live in Maine so you might assume that I was overjoyed to be in the sunshine state while back-to-back blizzards crippled the frozen northeast.
But truth be told, I love snow. The bigger the storm, the higher the snowbanks, the more I am transported back to the place I grew up—a farm in Pittston, Maine. During the snowstorms of the early 1980s, my brother, sister and I would don our Moon Boots and play "king of the mountain" atop the monstrous snowbanks created when my father Read More
On January 30, OCA participated in a protest and confrontation at Monsanto's annual shareholder meeting. The meeting was held at Monsanto corporate headquarters outside St. Louis, Mo., in a town called Creve Coeur—which in French means Broken Heart.
It's a fitting name for the location of a company that has caused so much heartache with its toxic chemicals.
OCA's mission on January 30 was to let Monsanto know, in no uncertain terms, that its so-called science—bought and paid for with dirty corporate money—is no match for the research being conducted by honest, independent Read More
When will Congress start connecting the dots? Between a toxic, industrial agriculture system and the decline not only of public health, but of our planet's health?
In his SOTU address last night (Tuesday, January 20), on the topic of climate change, President Obama said:
"And no challenge—no challenge—poses a greater threat to future generations than climate change."
The President went on to point out that 2014 was the warmest year on record, and he voiced his support for the scientists sounding alarms.
But not once did Read More
Should you buy your organic milk and other dairy products from a company that supports a lobbying group that is suing the state of Vermont to overturn Vermont's GMO labeling law?
You know where OCA stands on that issue, thanks to our campaign asking Organic Valley, Horizon Organic, and Aurora Organic Dairy to withdraw from the International Dairy Foods Association (IDFA).
Now, we also know where at least one organic dairy company stands. And it isn't with us. Here's what Organic Valley told us about why they won't quit the International Dairy Foods Association (IDFA), even Read More


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The Secretary, on a competitive basis, shall award grants to, or enter into contracts or cooperative agreements with, eligible entities to carry out 1 or more of the following objectives:
(1) To help address the needs identified in the State plan described in section 1453 (a)(2) of this title for highly qualified personnel, as defined in section 1451 (b) of this title, to work with infants or toddlers with disabilities, or children with disabilities, consistent with the qualifications described in section 1412 (a)(14) of this title.
(2) To ensure that those personnel have the necessary skills and knowledge, derived from practices that have been determined, through scientifically based research, to be successful in serving those children.
(3) To encourage increased focus on academics and core content areas in special education personnel preparation programs.
(4) To ensure that regular education teachers have the necessary skills and knowledge to provide instruction to students with disabilities in the regular education classroom.
(6) To ensure that preservice and in-service personnel preparation programs include training in—
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In carrying out this section, the Secretary shall support activities—
(A) for personnel development, including activities for the preparation of personnel who will serve children with high incidence and low incidence disabilities, to prepare special education and general education teachers, principals, administrators, and related services personnel (and school board members, when appropriate) to meet the diverse and individualized instructional needs of children with disabilities and improve early intervention, educational, and transitional services and results for children with disabilities, consistent with the objectives described in subsection (a); and
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In carrying out paragraph (1)(A), the Secretary shall support not less than 1 of the following activities:
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(viii) working in high need elementary schools and secondary schools, including urban schools, rural schools, and schools operated by an entity described in section 7113(d)(1)(A)(ii) of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 [20 U.S.C. 7423 (d)(1)(A)(ii)], and schools that serve high numbers or percentages of limited English proficient children.
(B) Developing, evaluating, and disseminating innovative models for the recruitment, induction, retention, and assessment of new, highly qualified teachers to reduce teacher shortages, especially from groups that are underrepresented in the teaching profession, including individuals with disabilities.
(C) Providing continuous personnel preparation, training, and professional development designed to provide support and ensure retention of special education and general education teachers and personnel who teach and provide related services to children with disabilities.
(D) Developing and improving programs for paraprofessionals to become special education teachers, related services personnel, and early intervention personnel, including interdisciplinary training to enable the paraprofessionals to improve early intervention, educational, and transitional results for children with disabilities.
(E) In the case of principals and superintendents, providing activities to promote instructional leadership and improved collaboration between general educators, special education teachers, and related services personnel.
(F) Supporting institutions of higher education with minority enrollments of not less than 25 percent for the purpose of preparing personnel to work with children with disabilities.
(G) Developing and improving programs to train special education teachers to develop an expertise in autism spectrum disorders.
(3) Enhanced support for beginning special educators
In carrying out paragraph (1)(B), the Secretary shall support not less than 1 of the following activities:
(A) Enhancing and restructuring existing programs or developing preservice teacher education programs to prepare special education teachers, at colleges or departments of education within institutions of higher education, by incorporating an extended (such as an additional 5th year) clinical learning opportunity, field experience, or supervised practicum into such programs.
(B) Creating or supporting teacher-faculty partnerships (such as professional development schools) that—
(i) consist of not less than—
(I) 1 or more institutions of higher education with special education personnel preparation programs;
(II) 1 or more local educational agencies that serve high numbers or percentages of low-income students; or
(iii) provide—
(I) high-quality mentoring and induction opportunities with ongoing support for beginning special education teachers; or
(c) Low incidence disabilities; authorized activities
(1) In general
In carrying out this section, the Secretary shall support activities, consistent with the objectives described in subsection (a), that benefit children with low incidence disabilities.
(2) Authorized activities
Activities that may be carried out under this subsection include activities such as the following:
(A) Preparing persons who—
(ii) are studying to obtain degrees, certificates, or licensure that will enable the persons to assist children with low incidence disabilities to achieve the objectives set out in their individualized education programs described in section 1414 (d) of this title, or to assist infants and toddlers with low incidence disabilities to achieve the outcomes described in their individualized family service plans described in section 1436 of this title.
(B) Providing personnel from various disciplines with interdisciplinary training that will contribute to improvement in early intervention, educational, and transitional results for children with low incidence disabilities.
(C) Preparing personnel in the innovative uses and application of technology, including universally designed technologies, assistive technology devices, and assistive technology services—
(i) to enhance learning by children with low incidence disabilities through early intervention, educational, and transitional services; and
(D) Preparing personnel who provide services to visually impaired or blind children to teach and use Braille in the provision of services to such children.
(E) Preparing personnel to be qualified educational interpreters, to assist children with low incidence disabilities, particularly deaf and hard of hearing children in school and school related activities, and deaf and hard of hearing infants and toddlers and preschool children in early intervention and preschool programs.
(F) Preparing personnel who provide services to children with significant cognitive disabilities and children with multiple disabilities.
(3) Definition
In this section, the term "low incidence disability" means—
(4) Selection of recipients
In selecting eligible entities for assistance under this subsection, the Secretary may give preference to eligible entities submitting applications that include 1 or more of the following:
(A) A proposal to prepare personnel in more than 1 low incidence disability, such as deafness and blindness.
(5) Preparation in use of braille
The Secretary shall ensure that all recipients of awards under this subsection who will use that assistance to prepare personnel to provide services to visually impaired or blind children that can appropriately be provided in Braille, will prepare those individuals to provide those services in Braille.
(d) Leadership preparation; authorized activities
(1) In general
In carrying out this section, the Secretary shall support leadership preparation activities that are consistent with the objectives described in subsection (a).
(2) Authorized activities
Activities that may be carried out under this subsection include activities such as the following:
(A) Preparing personnel at the graduate, doctoral, and postdoctoral levels of training to administer, enhance, or provide services to improve results for children with disabilities.
(B) Providing interdisciplinary training for various types of leadership personnel, including teacher preparation faculty, related services faculty, administrators, researchers, supervisors, principals, and other persons whose work affects early intervention, educational, and transitional services for children with disabilities, including children with disabilities who are limited English proficient children.
(e) Applications
(1) In general
An eligible entity that wishes to receive a grant, or enter into a contract or cooperative agreement, under this section shall submit an application to the Secretary at such time, in such manner, and containing such information as the Secretary may require.
(2) Identified State needs
(A) Requirement to address identified needs
An application for assistance under subsection (b), (c), or (d) shall include information demonstrating to the satisfaction of the Secretary that the activities described in the application will address needs identified by the State or States the eligible entity proposes to serve.
(B) Cooperation with State educational agencies
An eligible entity that is not a local educational agency or a State educational agency shall include in the eligible entity's application information demonstrating to the satisfaction of the Secretary that the eligible entity and 1 or more State educational agencies or local educational agencies will cooperate in carrying out and monitoring the proposed project.
(3) Acceptance by States of personnel preparation requirements
The Secretary may require eligible entities to provide in the eligible entities' applications assurances from 1 or more States that such States intend to accept successful completion of the proposed personnel preparation program as meeting State personnel standards or other requirements in State law or regulation for serving children with disabilities or serving infants and toddlers with disabilities.
(f) Selection of recipients
(1) Impact of project
In selecting eligible entities for assistance under this section, the Secretary shall consider the impact of the proposed project described in the application in meeting the need for personnel identified by the States.
(2) Requirement for eligible entities to meet State and professional qualifications
The Secretary shall make grants and enter into contracts and cooperative agreements under this section only to eligible entities that meet State and professionally recognized qualifications for the preparation of special education and related services personnel, if the purpose of the project is to assist personnel in obtaining degrees.
(3) Preferences
In selecting eligible entities for assistance under this section, the Secretary may give preference to eligible entities that are institutions of higher education that are—
(A) educating regular education personnel to meet the needs of children with disabilities in integrated settings;
(B) educating special education personnel to work in collaboration with regular educators in integrated settings; and
(g) Scholarships
The Secretary may include funds for scholarships, with necessary stipends and allowances, in awards under subsections (b), (c), and (d).
(h) Service obligation
(1) In general
Each application for assistance under subsections (b), (c), and (d) shall include an assurance that the eligible entity will ensure that individuals who receive a scholarship under the proposed project agree to subsequently provide special education and related services to children with disabilities, or in the case of leadership personnel to subsequently work in the appropriate field, for a period of 2 years for every year for which the scholarship was received or repay all or part of the amount of the scholarship, in accordance with regulations issued by the Secretary.
(2) Special rule
Notwithstanding paragraph (1), the Secretary may reduce or waive the service obligation requirement under paragraph (1) if the Secretary determines that the service obligation is acting as a deterrent to the recruitment of students into special education or a related field.
(3) Secretary's responsibility
The Secretary—
(A) shall ensure that individuals described in paragraph (1) comply with the requirements of that paragraph; and
Source(Pub. L. 91–230, title VI, § 662, as added Pub. L. 108–446, title I, § 101,Dec. 3, 2004, 118 Stat. 2774.)
References in Text
The Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965, referred to in subsec. (b)(2)(A)(vii), is Pub. L. 89–10, Apr. 11, 1965, 79 Stat. 27, as amended, which is classified generally to chapter 70 (§ 6301 et seq.) of this title. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 6301 of this title and Tables.
Prior Provisions
A prior section 1462,Pub. L. 91–230, title VI, § 662, as added Pub. L. 99–457, title III, § 317,Oct. 8, 1986, 100 Stat. 1172; amended Pub. L. 101–476, title VII, § 702,Oct. 30, 1990, 104 Stat. 1141, authorized appropriations, prior to repeal by Pub. L. 105–17, title II, § 203(c),June 4, 1997, 111 Stat. 157, effective Oct. 1, 1997.
A prior section 662 ofPub. L. 91–230, title VI, Apr. 13, 1970, 84 Stat. 188, eff. July 1, 1971, repealed sections 611 to 618, 621 to 624, and 871 to 880a of this title, and sections 2491 to 2494 and 2698 to 2698b of Title 42, The Public Health and Welfare, and amended section 676 of this title, prior to repeal by Pub. L. 98–199, § 14,Dec. 2, 1983, 97 Stat. 1374.
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GGU students have access to these health education resources:
- Student Health 101. This free monthly online magazine offers health and wellness information for student success. Its interactive format includes options that allow you to participate and upload your own video or submit your comments about topics ranging from fitness at the gym to healthy study habits or managing relationships. Spend just 10 minutes reading Student Health 101 and you can learn some helpful tips and even enter to win the monthly $1,000 drawing!
- Drop by our Wellness Wednesday table in various campus lobbies, 4-7pm. Wellness Wednesday introduces you to local health and wellness-oriented businesses and services with promotions especially for GGU students.
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Brandon Inge is the answer. Inge will help the Pirates to their first winning season in 20 years.
Read it again, with the help of 35 year old utility infielder/outfielder Brandon Inge, The Pirates losing streak will end in 2013.
I don't say this because he will necessarily show up in a big way in the box score every night, that part of his career perhaps is over, and may be why he's been moved from the Tigers, to the A's, and now, the Pirates in just a year.
But believe this, Brandon Inge is a winner. He's a guy who makes the players around him better, and will provide the leadership the Pirates clubhouse has been lacking for the past two decades.
"Inge is athletically gifted, he plays all over the diamond and his defense is where he hangs his hat, but it's a fair argument to say he's definitely a winner, and a great teammate," FOX Sports Detroit anchor John Keating said.
Keating has covered Inge since the Tigers brought him into The Show in 2001, two years before the Tigers set a American League record for the most games lost in a season, just one game away from tying the 1962 Mets fiasco for baseballs worst record ever. Inge was the only player left on the roster once that team was restructured and eventually made it to the World Series in 2006, so he's been a part of the lowest of lows and the highest of highs.
This is why I think the former All-Star's input in the clubhouse will be where he makes his mark on this team, this season. (Barring he makes the roster, which I think he will.) Inge has been known to leave bottles of champagne at the lockers of players who have major league firsts. First hit or run in the league, bottles will be poppin'. That may not seem like a lot, but for a clubhouse still finding out how to win, acts like that will go a long way. Having a winning effort to everything a team does can change mindsets when things start to slip.
Second reason why Inge will be a success in the Steel City? He's an awesome human being. First watch this, (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwkh_lMmuow), wipe your tears away, and keep reading.
Instead of signing autographs of posters or cards, Inge becomes the memorabilia as he lets sick kids autograph him before games. Now on two occasions, he's hit homeruns for the boys in an inspirational made-for-TV moment he himself can't even believe.
"He's a great teammate, he's quirky and a lot of fun to cover," Keating added. "Clint Hurdle will love him."
The Pirates remind me of the Tigers in so many ways, but the baseball problems are almost uncanny. Detroit was a city searching for a winning team, craving a World Series birth for the first time since 1984, sick of being the joke. It got its wish with Inge apart of the formula.
The Pirates have made this kind of move before, pick up a veteran and hope it pans out. It hasn't, as we all know. But it's this particular veteran that I believe will make the difference for the City and team in 2013.


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Cleveland Reservoir - The Cleveland-Huntington Irrigation Company continues to release water from Cleveland Reservoir, creating dangerously unstable ice conditions.
The DWR strongly advises all recreationalists to stay off this reservoir until the spring thaw.
Huntington State Park - Dan Richards, Park Manager, reports that the reservoir is fishable with open water around the perimeter and brown trout moving into shore.
Aquatics Biologist Justin Hart recommends Kastmasters, curly-tail jigs or flies and a bubble.
Joes Valley Reservoir - Water is being drawn from the reservoir, making ice conditions dangerous.
Anglers are urged to stay off this reservoir until the spring thaw.
Lasal Mountains - Sergeant Edward Meyers reports that all mountain lakes are still snowed in.
Millsite Reservoir - The reservoir is opening up on the upper end. Hart recommends lures, flies, worms or PowerBait.
San Juan County - Kens Lake was stocked this week with its spring allotment of catchable-size rainbow trout.
Meyers reports that fishermen in small boats, trolling with lures, are having good success. Shore fishing has been fair to good with traditional baits.
Rainbow trout are nine to 13 inches. A few brown trout are being caught as well.
Conservation Officer Randall Scheetz said that Recapture Reservoir is about half thawed. Blanding 3 Reservoir is thawed around the edges. Anglers should stay off the remaining ice.
Blanding 4 Reservoir is completely open and will soon be stocked with 1,500 catchable rainbow trout, according to Hart.
Scheetz asserts that Lloyds Lake remains frozen and that Foy and Monticello reservoirs are still snowed in.
Scofield Reservoir - Last week, Conservation Officer Stacey Jones reported that Scofield had 25 or more inches of ice with a top layer of slush and snow. Fishing has ranged between fair and good.
Most anglers have had better success in the early morning. Todd Munford of Big Pine Sports in Fairview suggested fishing in 12-15 feet of water about 150-200 yards off the east shoreline, using egg sacs with an eighth oz. split shot.


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You're right, it looks like Bryce Dallas Howard.
Really? No Scarlett Johannsen as The Black Widow from Iron Manor The Avengers? No that's a HOT redhead!!
Second Rate review. Why bother?
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There aren't many things you can count of these days, but there is a certain beauty trend that reliably turns up just as the temperatures start to drop: dark lips. But unlike past iterations of this look-like the opaque black gloss shown at Yves Saint Laurent last year-this season, the deep shade that's showing up on everyone's lips is much more wearable. Whether it's nearly noir (as seen on Daisy Lowe) or more of a stain (check out Rihanna), our favorite notables are all about blackberry lips!
While a number of the fall collections showed these intense purple lips, we were curious to see if this trend could work off the runways. After all, even though there were countless articles about black lipstick last year, frankly the look never really took off. But, as today's fashionable faces attest, blackberry lips are already experiencing a wholly different trajectory. The bold berry tint first piqued our interest a couple of weeks ago when we spotted Agyness Deyn wearing it during London Fashion Week. Snapped en route to the UK-outpost of Bungalow 8, the major model balanced the statement shade by keeping the rest of her face basically bare, save for a smidge of soft pink blush.
It's worth noting that Deyn's overall look-neutral clothes, otherwise simple makeup-is the definitive way to wear blackberry lips. Other celebrity trendsetters seem to agree: recently Rihanna paired charcoal clothes with a deep berry stain (specifically Giorgio Armani Cosmetics Armanisilk Lipstick ($25) in 92 Black Plum) and Mischa Barton accented this rich lip color with an otherwise undone face and simple t-shirt. Even in the most extreme versions, such as the uber-dark lipstick Daisy Lowe wore to Alexander Wang's S/S 10 show, looks sophisticated if you keep the rest of your beauty regime simple and casual.
Of course, the greatest thing about this trend is the fact that you don't need much to try it: just a great lipstick and a bit of attitude! If you're truly daring, definitely check out MAC's Lipstick ($14) in Cyber, it's been the go-to product for romantic goths for ages. Readers who are searching for something a little lighter and easier to wear should pick up Lipstick Queen's Chinatown Glossy Pencil ($20) in Mystery. Though it appears black at first glance, trust us when we tell you that the formula is quite sheer and lovely. In addition to this department-store duo, we also found a couple of awesome choices at the drugstore. Topping our list of favorite tubes are Maybelline's Color Sensational Lip Color ($8) in Plum Perfect and Revlon's Matte Lipstick ($8) in Wine Not-both excellent formulas and hues. But no matter what shade you pick up or product you prefer, the results are certain: a seasonally spot-on beauty look!
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The GPBA Welcomes You to Preston Idaho and Franklin County!
Preston, Idaho, located in Franklin County, is a great place to visit. With many unique things to do and see, the scenery is beautiful and the activities are beautiful. Most importantly, it is one of the best places in the world to live and raise a family. People here are very friendly and helpful. We have great schools, a wonderful library, trained medical personel and facilities, and compassionate government, all of whom are ready and willing to help. Recreation is all around us, and the arts are strong part of our community. Everything you need for a well balanced life is right here, including a wide variety of religious groups and activities.
The Greater Preston Business Association is a relatively new organization with the goal to help businesses be more successful. We believe that a strong business community helps the whole community prosper. In connection with this idea, we are kicking off a new "SHOP LOCAL FIRST" campaign. We are asking everyone, business owners and customers alike, to check Franklin County for goods and services. We believe that you will be amazed and pleased at what is available here. As we all do this, businesses will prosper, employment will increase and tax dollars will stay here to help schools, roads, and public services. Simply put, we will all benefit together.
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The Helper City Police Department reported Tuesday that two juveniles missing since Nov. 29 were located in Hollywood, CA, Monday. Mattea Jeffs, 17, and Jesse Turner, 16, were said to be in good condition.
Helper Police Chief Trent Anderson the teenagers were located by the Los Angeles City Police Department officers who were acting a a tip.
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Mets can't dare allow David Wright to get to free agency
David Wright needs just one RBI to pass Darryl Strawberry on the team's all-time RBI list.
According to the New York Post, "Strawberry might appear at Citi Field during this homestand to honor Wright," though, "a team official said a celebration involving Strawberry won't come until after Wright moves alone into first place."
Wright, who is batting .500, has reached base at least twice in nine straight games.
He is in the final year of a six year, $55 million contract he signed during the 2006 season. However, the team holds a $16 million option for 2013, which Wright can choose to void if he's traded.
In the Daily News, Bill Madden writes:
[jbox color="white"]"Whether he realizes it or not, Wright is starting to put pressure on Mets ownership to get negotiations going. … The Mets can't afford to allow even the perception of him following Jose Reyes out the door. … No matter what, Wright is in a strong position. There is a dearth of All-Star-caliber third basemen in baseball, and three of the wealthiest teams — the Phillies, Cubs and Dodgers — will be looking to invest there. It all adds up to why the Mets cannot dare to allow him to get into a free agency situation after 2013."[/jbox]
Earlier this week, Andy Martino of the Daily News said on Twitter that a contract extension between the Mets and Wright is not a 'front-burner issue.' However, a team source told Martino that he believes a deal will eventually be worked out.
The season just started. The team is playing mostly well, and there are very few negative storylines here, which is probably why some media people are framing the absence of a new contract as 'inaction,' or as if no deal means something is wrong. This way, a conflict can be manufactured and columnists and talk show hosts can have something to yell about. But, the reality is, it's April and I'm sure BOTH sides want to let this play out a tad.
Personally, I want Wright here for as long as possible, and so I hope they work out an extension before this summer's trade deadline. He and the team will be hammered with questions from media and pressure from fans in June and July if something doesn't happen before that, as people speculate whether he'll be traded. Frankly, I see ZERO chance Wright is traded (because it just makes no sense, for either team, given how he can void his option and become a free agent), but that certainly will not stop people from freaking out and talking about it like it could happen. So, why have to deal with that, when they could simply figure out an extension. But, first, let Wright show us and the team, and more importantly himself and the market, that he's back, healthy, performing well and ready to pull in top dollar.
In a poll on MetsBlog last week, 58 percent of fans who votes said the Mets should look to sign Wright and keep him through at least 2017.


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