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DEXTER People along the St. Lawrence River and eastern end of Lake Ontario can expect to hear hundreds of motorcycles roar past them Sept. 14.
The inaugural Thunder for a Cause bike run will go through Evans Mills, Alexandria Bay and Clayton before coming to the village as part of a benefit to foundations associated with the rare diseases and disorders of Niemann-Pick, diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma and pheochromocytoma/paraganglioma.
I wanted to put a bike ride together for a very good cause, said William F. Caprara, co-owner of Caprara Bros. You wouldnt believe the calls were getting.
He said the goal is to have about 300 riders participate in the run, which costs $20 per bike and $10 per passenger. The event begins at 11 a.m. Sept. 14 at F.X. Caprara Harley-Davidson, 17890 Goodnough St., Adams Center. Registration begins an hour earlier. Mr. Caprara will be one of the riders.
Stops include The Hoover Inn, Evans Mills; Skiffs, Alexandria Bay, and OBriens, Clayton, before ending at Willies Bulldog Tavern and the village fire hall here. A family fun day will take place from noon to 4 p.m. near both OBriens and Willies.
The event will be held rain or shine. All proceeds will go to foundations to help find cures for the diseases and disorders or assist families in bringing fun to a sometimes somber situation. Mr. Caprara said he knows all three families involved.
Some members of the Lane-Parody family here in the village have Niemann-Pick disease, where harmful quantities of lipids accumulate in the spleen, liver, lungs, bone marrow and the brain which may result in lack of muscle coordination, brain degeneration, eye paralysis, learning problems, loss of muscle tone, increased sensitivity to touch, spasticity, feeding and swallowing difficulties, slurred speech and an enlarged liver and spleen, according to the National Institutes of Health.
Diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma took the life of 5-year-old Madeline E. Musto in February 2012. She had a rare tumor in her brainstem. According to the National Cancer Institute, the central nervous system tumor forms from supportive tissue of the brain and spinal cord. Her mother, Erin Musto, is a graduate of General Brown Central School District. Mrs. Musto resides in Guilderland now with her husband, Matthew R., and other children.
Pheochromocytoma/paraganglioma originates most often in or on adrenal glands. Tumors develop and quickly spread, which could lead to cancer, depending on the persons type of gene mutation. One member of the local Dupee family, Erika K. Hunt, received radiation treatment for the disease in 2009, but she experienced several complications. Her body continued to fill up with fluid and she died in December of that year.
Generally, these three things are so unrelated, but these three families are so related, Mrs. Musto said. Weve had a lot of support. Its good to know youre not alone. Money can be helpful, but going to those events are invigorating.
Even after the death of Erika, her sister Elissa M. Dupee and other family members with pheo/para have traveled annually to the National Institutes of Health in Maryland to have routine checkups. Ms. Dupee said magnetic resonance imaging helps doctors look for tumors on the chest, neck, abdomen and pelvis.
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PB Q & A: KYLE OKPOSO: On Team USA, his focus on the NYI, new home in Minny and new place on LI
12:45 am – Point Blank spoke with Islanders forward Kyle Okposo on Monday night.
Are you in New York yet?
Nope. Home watching the U.S. Open tennis at home. I'll be there on Thursday.
You're at your folks' house?
I bought my own place in Minnesota. Moved in early this summer.
Tell us about it.
Nice, modest. Not far from the city (Minneapolis), not too close. It's got everything I need.
When do you start skating at Iceworks?
I don't get in on Thursday 'til after they're done, so I'll start with the group on Friday. I hear a lot of guys are rolling in. Really looking forward to getting started.
Not that hockey players let themselves get out of shape in the offseason anymore, but with the Team USA orientation camp you really couldn't let yourself take a break at all.
I've been skating for about five weeks now. You're right – I had to be ready for the USA camp. I think the whole offseason should have me extra prepared for Islanders training camp and our season.
What was the best part of the Team USA experience?
Just the privilege of being part of it, getting to know everyone. The talent there was incredible. Better than that, all the players were really good to me. The whole thing was something I'll be able to learn from and take with me for a long time.
Where does it go from here? It's not like World Juniors, where there's another tryout camp. When do you find out if you made it?
We just go back to our teams and play the best we can for our teams. I'll find out like everyone else in late December.
How do you manage to keep your focus on the Islanders and not think about making or not making the Olympic team?
That's easy, to be honest with you. Everyone is going to be judged on their play within the concept of the NHL teams they play for. If I'm not playing well, if I'm not doing everything I can within the Islanders' system, I won't make it. Easy as that. I have to get off to a good start – not to make the Olympic team, but for the better of my team.
What's the next step for you in your NHL development?
The same issue, it's about starting well. I didn't last year, and that was frustrating. So for me the next step as an NHL player is figuring out how to get out of the gate a lot quicker than I did last season.
What did you learn about your slow start from last year?
That I can't do that again! I'll be ready. Besides the USA camp, I've been working out and scrimmaging with a lot of NHL players from my area. It's a very good situation for me, getting that experience with this group from Minnesota. Conditioning and being hockey-ready won't be a problem. I just have to learn from my mistakes of last season.
Who are some of the players we might know that you've been skating with?
Jon Toews, Jordan Schroeder, Zach Parise, Drew Stafford.
Have you met yet with John Tavares?
I spoke to him for a little while after he was drafted, just to congratulate him and let him know I'm there if he needs anything. Great player. Can't wait to get to know him better and be his teammate.
How much time have you spent on Long Island this summer?
I've been in a few times – once for a week of appearances for the team and also a few visits for personal stuff and to see friends. Long Island in the summer…nice spot.
Favorite area?
You can't go wrong with Huntington at night. Great town to get dinner and hang out with friends.
Were you able to go on any vacations?
That didn't work out the way I planned. I went to Las Vegas for a few days for the Players Association meetings. I thought when the summer started that I would get away, but life got busy and the offseason went fast. That's okay. I'm really excited for our season and I'm ready to start playing hockey again.
I've heard the old Delta House living arrangement on the Island with you and Gervais and Bailey and Jackman and the rest was being broken up.
Yep. I have my own place now, not far from Iceworks or the Coliseum.
I think it was Jackman who told me that you guys were the closest of pals, but it would be more ideal for you to live near each other – just not in the same house.
You got it. That is what we've done.


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In his first interview since being fired as general manager at the end of the season, Mike Tannenbaum took responsibility for the Tim Tebow trade, Rich Cimini of ESPN New York reports. He acknowledged it was a failure, but he expressed no regrets.
"I'm disappointed it didn't work out, just like I'm disappointed when certain draft choices don't work out," Tannenbaum said Tuesday. "We put in a lot of time and effort. We had a rationale for it. At the end of the day, it didn't go as we had planned."
"It's just a trade that didn't work out," he said. "Each year, we'll make 200-plus transactions. Some worked out, some didn't."
Tannenbaum confirmed he hatched the idea to pursue Tebow, who became expendable when the Denver Broncos signed Peyton Manning last March.
Initially, owner Woody Johnson was thought to be behind the move, hoping to generate publicity, but he was initially reluctant, ESPNNewYork.com reported last week.
"Once we met on it and talked about it, ultimately that was my decision to trade for Tim," Tannenbaum said. Asked if he had to convince Johnson, Tannenbaum said, "I had a great working relationship with both Woody and Rex (Ryan). Anytime we'd make a decision on something like this, we'd talk about it, discuss the pros and cons and ultimately it was my decision. I've always said that.
"For seven years, I had final say on everything. That was an honor and a privilege and a responsibility I totally embraced — whether it was trading for Tim Tebow or trading up for Darrelle Revis or trading for Brett Favre and everything in between. Ultimately, I had the final say on things."


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GLENWOOD, Ore. – At least 5 customers a week come in with questions about the booth and the movie.
"People come from all over asking, 'Where's the Jack Nicholson booth?'' " says Denny's server Brandy Kaye. "We're expected to know that piece of history. If we don't, we get 'the look.' "
More than 40 years after Jack Nicholson's "Five Easy Pieces" was filmed in a Denny's diner in Glenwood, the booth where the Oscar-winning actor sat remains in demand. After all, according to a local film historian, that scene marked "an iconic moment in the history of cinema."
Scene: Diner on the road to Washington state
Bobby Dupea: "I'd like a plain omelet, no potatoes, tomatoes instead, a cup of coffee and wheat toast."
Server: "No substitutions."
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Bobby Dupea: "What do you mean you don't make side orders of toast? You make sandwiches, don't you?"
Server: "Would you like to talk to the manager?"
Film historian and screenwriting instructor Tom Blank of Eugene calls "the diner scene - an iconic moment in the history of cinema."
It was 40 years ago this month that "Five Easy Pieces" was released, starring Jack Nicholson as the restless drifter Bobby Dupea.
Several parts of the film were shot in Oregon, but why Glenwood? It turns out the production company was southbound on Interstate 5, came around the bend and saw the Denny's Restaurant in Glenwood.
They stopped and talked to the manager. The rest, as they say, is film history.
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Why do people still identify with this scene?
"Because it's explosive," says Blank. "It seemed completely original. It had the sense of being improvised, even though it was not."
Blank gives weekly presentations on classic Hollywood films on Tuesday nights at DIVA, the Downtown Initiative For The Visual Arts.
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With little rain and snowfall in the winter and spring months, Price City is looking into revising and implementing a city-wide water conservation plan to counteract the lower water level compared to years past.
At the City Council meeting on Wednesday evening, Gary Sonntag, Price City public works director, said the city is looking into revising and implementing a resolution that could see Price City residents being asked to lower their water usage to coincide with the lower water levels from springs the city draws water from and at Scofield reservoir.
After the discussion, the city council passed a 4-0 motion in favor of creating a revised resolution concerning water usage and possible outside water restrictions that was first introduced in 1993. Councilman Layne Miller was excused from the meeting.
The water levels and the minute amounts of snow and rain received over the past year are reminiscence of a drought in 1992, Sonntag said. That year Scofield Reservoir got down to low levels which caused the city to pass a resolution implementing restrictions on water usage in the city.
Sonntag said the restrictions were put into place because water levels at the reservoir were dropping so quickly. While the drought in 1992 greatly affected the city's water supply, Sonntag noted that the following year had a high snow pack bringing water levels back to normal levels.
While the current situation is troublesome and will require consistent monitoring, the city is not looking to bring back the same restrictions last seen in 1992.
"There is no need to panic at this time," Sonntag told the city council. "(The low water levels) needs to be controlled."
While water restrictions are a distant possibility, the idea has not worked as planned in the past, Sonntag said.
"The restrictions did not work at first in 1992 because residents were concerned that they were going to lose the ability to have consistent water," he said. "Restrictions tended to raise the amount of water used by residents."
Starting in June of 1992, the city council passed resolution 92-11 which set forth a schedule for use of culinary water including water outside. The city created a water schedule that allowed residents, businesses and entities to water but during different days of the week. Guidelines within the resolution included outside watering only being allowed between the hours of 12:01 a.m. and 8 a.m. And from 6 p.m. to 12 p.m. on appropriate days, no one being allowed to water on Sundays and large water users being allowed to use outside water between 12:01 a.m. and 6 a.m. and from 8 p.m. to 12 p.m.
The resolution also broke up even and odd numbered addresses in the city, having them water on Mondays and Thursdays and Tuesdays and Fridays respectively.
Another resolution, 92-15, passed in Aug. 1992 and began to see the restrictions become more strict in what days residents and businesses could use for outside watering purposes. Two more resolutions would follow, including 93-02 which saw residents being allowed to resume outside watering without restrictions and large water users still having to adhere to an approved watering schedule.
While restrictions are one option on the table, Sonntag and the city council agreed the best option is to improve education on outside watering and maintaining yards for residents. The council discussed the possibility of including some information and tips within utility bills about what residents can do to cut down their usage of water.
Price City Mayor Joe Piccolo said the city should concentrate on creating plan to deal with water usage by residents in a timely manner.
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Councilman Rick Davis agreed with Piccolo's idea of a timely release of a plan stating that, "citizens would be receptive to a water plan if the city explains the situation to them."
Other areas that Sonntag said that city could look into include raising the base rate for water usage above the allotted amount per user. One suggestion included approving a fee of $.25 per 1,000 gallons more than the base amount.
A decision on creating a new resolution should come over the next few weeks, Sonntag said, as city officials will determine which route is the best to take.
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The San Diego State (4-3, 2-1 MWC) offense had a balanced running attack throughout the game. Adam Muema had 105 yards rushing on 14 carries and two touchdowns. Walter Kazee had 14 carries and 95 yards on the ground.
Colorado State (1-5, 0-3) had issues offensively. Their starting quarterback, M.J. McPeek got injured midway through the second quarter. McPeek completed 6- of-13 passes for 49 yards and one touchdown with one interception. Conner Smith came in for the injured McPeek and completed 18-of-22 passes for 165 yards and an interception.
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McPeek got injured midway through the second quarter and Smith took his place, making his first collegiate appearance.
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The Jefferson County Insurance Department has taken changes from the Affordable Care Act in stride, though only time will tell if that trend continues.
I think were doing very well keeping up with the changes, but I do expect more, department Director Lisa M. Watts said.
The act, passed by Congress in 2010 and largely upheld by the Supreme Court in 2012, aims to reduce the number of uninsured Americans and bring down the overall cost of health care by compelling a vast array of modifications to the way insurance is paid for and provided. Provisions of the act are designed to take effect gradually over the next decade.
Since the county already provides health coverage for all of its employees, it has been able to make the transition to the new regulations with relative ease.
Municipal plans are governed differently than private industry, Mrs. Watts said.
The county, which is a self-funded group, uses a third-party administrator to service its policy. Instead of premiums, the plan is funded by premium equivalents payments composed of contributions from both employees and the county, with the lions share coming from the county.
Mrs. Watts said compliance with the act has been positive in that it has brought mostly enhancements to the countys policy, including more preventive services, such as immunizations, nutritional and dietary counseling and smoking cessation classes.
Children of county employees are now covered under their parents plans until age 26, and a $1 million lifetime coverage limit that restricted thetotal amount of health benefits an employee could receivehas been lifted.
The county now has to report the cost of insurance coverage on employees W-2 wage and tax statements.
The county rolled out the changes to its plan in January after completing collective bargaining negotiations with its four main unions.
The county was exempt from some of the changes thanks to a grandfather clause meant to give organizations time to adjust to the changes. Because of this, the county has only a months worth of claims to review to project what further impact the transition may have on its budget.
Asked if the act will drive up costs to the county, Mrs. Watts said, Not that Im seeing at this point. In the future we should have a better idea.
The county also recently switched third-party administrators from GHI to POMCO Group. The change went into effect for management and deputy sheriffs in January 2012, for Jefferson Community College, corrections and dispatch employees in November and for rank and file CSEA members Jan. 1.
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X-Box and Porche Racing VideoTuesday, December 28th, 2010
In November 2009, we had an opportunity to provide production services and support for a producer based in Charlotte, NC. The video was for Microsoft and centered on the launch of the X-Box game, Need for Speed: Shift. Click here to read a more detailed description of the video production. Once the two-day shoot ended, we turned over all the raw footage to the producer who took it back for post-production. In these situations, we might not see the finished product. However, Porche uploaded the final video to YouTube and it was nice to see how everything came together.


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22. juillet 2015 - Colourful variety for the kitchen!
The tried-and-tested kitchen helpers from the ProDynamic series are available starting immediately in many different colours.
Bright colours brighten up the mood! Just in time for summer, Friedr. Dick is bringing colour to the kitchen! The tried-and-tested kitchen helpers from the ProDynamic series are available starting immediately in many different colours. Simply choose your kitchen knife in your favourite colour – or combine different knives for a mixture of colours.
Whether for breakfast, for a picnic, or a barbecue: high-quality kitchen knives are an absolute must! Friedr. Dick has a variety of small kitchen knives in its knife range - the right knife for every purpose.
11. juin 2015 - For real F. Dick fans!
Our fan shop is online! Check out www.dick-fanshop.de
We now offer a fan shop for all F.Dick fans. You will not just find classic fan products there, like mugs or umbrellas, but also a range of fan clothing. Have fun!
26. mai 2015 - Our RFID system
RFID system: Winner of two awards - Confirmed as an innovative and ground-breaking solution. More information: www.rfidick.de
The coveted industry prize, the Fleischerei Technik Award, has been awarded for the third time by the trade magazines Fleischerei Technik and Fleischer Handwerk. As in the past, ground-breaking developments and outstanding innovations were honoured with the award. When it came to choosing their winners, the jury of experts, made up of scientists and editorial staff, were looking for factors such as quality improvements, cost reductions, sustainability and efficient process design. From the large number of entries, the top innovations were grouped under eight categories. With their RFID system, Friedr.Dick was awarded the Fleischerei Technik Award in the "Quality Management" category.
Since 2006, the Huber Verlag für Neue Medien GmbH and the Initiative Mittelstand have been awarding the INDUSTRIEPREIS annually to the best and the most progressive industrial companies. The award enjoys a very high reputation, thanks to its large and top class jury of experts, made up of professors, scientists, representatives from industry and specialist journalists. The products and solutions that are submitted are evaluated by the jury according to a defined number of criteria. These include the innovation factor (newness, product maturity and forward-looking characteristics), the benefits (identifiable benefits, contribution to profitability, efficiency increases) and its suitability for the Mittelstand (relevance, practicability, implementation). Decisive criteria for the jury's decision are the economic, social, ecological or technological benefits. The RFID system convinced the jury in the "IT & software solution" category and is ranked amongst the best of the INDUSTRIEPREIS 2015.
Quality and safety, including the traceability of tools, are of great significance in the food processing industry. It is important to be able to assign tools uniquely to persons and to departments and to be able to provide complete traceability and seamless monitoring under operating conditions. Through its subsidiary RFIDICK GmbH , Friedr. Dick offers a complete system of hardware, software and tools for the seamless and fully automated traceability of the deployed tools and quality guideline documentation. The RFID system breaks down into three components:
Tool management: The seamless monitoring of tools and accurate assignment to persons, groups and departments is guaranteed with the MasterGrip RFID and ExpertGrip RFID knife series as well as with various sharpening steels and protective articles that have an integrated RFID transponder. An RFID reader has no problem with the rapid scanning of several knives and tools at the same time.
Tool tracking: User-defined checking stations equipped with RFID readers can be deployed on a modular basis. At a glance, the user can see which tools were issued to which employees or departments as well as which tools were left at the workplace at the end of the shift or may have been swapped.
Quality management: The powerful "Knifeinspector" software delivers various statistics and reports and ensures process optimisation and transparency of operation. Employees' awareness levels are raised, pilferage rates are reduced and workplace safety levels go up. Cases of damage that can lead to the loss of a complete production run or to equipment damage are reduced to a large extent.
For further information see: www.rfidick.de
02. avril 2015 - The Asian classic Yanagiba and Tanto complete the Red Spirit Series!
NEW! Tanto and Yanagiba for everyone looking for the extraordinary!
When considering the Red Spirit Series the product designers at Friedr.Dick were inspired by Asian craftsmanship and developed an Asian-style series, "Made in Germany". Produced with German precision and traditional manufacturing methods using state of the art production technology, "Red Spirit" has successfully established itself in the commercial marketplace. Now the series is complemented by two additional Asian classics: the Yanagiba and the Tanto.
The Yanagiba is also designated as a sushi knife in Asian regions and is used for filleting both fish and meat. Its name comes from the shape of the blade, which is inspired by the fine leaves of the willow tree - called Yanagi in Japanese. The one-sided edge and the special geometrical cutting edge give the knife its outstanding sharpness.
The Tanto is the Japanese name for a short sword, which originates from traditional Asian and Japanese martial arts. Friedr. Dick has expanded upon the unique shape of the blade enhancing even further developments to the characteristics of this style of knife. The result is an extraordinary knife for cutting meat and vegetables. The two phases of the cutting edge give the Tanto its impressive look and outstanding sharpness. This has already been confirmed by the nomination for the German Design Award 2016.
05. mars 2015 - Premier Plus Chef's Knife rated "good" (1,9)
Stiftung Warentest tests our Premier Plus Chef's Knife and is convinced!
A total of 20 knives from the categories of "Classic Chef's Knife", "Santoku Knife" and "Ceramic Knife" were examined carefully by the testers at Stiftung Warentest. A variety of foods were cut in order to simulate the real conditions in professional and consumer's kitchens: Tomatoes, carrots, celery root, pineapple, mangos, various herbs, hazelnuts and braised pork loins.
In addition to the cutting test the technical details of the knives were also evaluated. The basis for the tests are today's current DIN-standards for cutlery. The ergonomics, cleaning effort, durability and general features of the knives were also rated in addition to sharpness and cutting quality. Does the knife fit well in your hand? Are there gaps between the blade and the handle that will allow the purge from food items as well as food contaminants to possibly penetrate into the handle? Is the knife's blade sharp and how long does it stay sharp?
The knife's cutting performance was awarded the highest achievable grade of 60% in the Stiftung Warentest test rating. Both the sharpness and cutting quality as well as the ergonomicswere pronounced as significant. The knifes durability is integrated in the overall rating receiving a score of 30%. This includes, remove for instance, the edge retention of the blade, the resistance of the blade against cracks and the breaking strength of the blade. The cleaning characteristics of the knife is the third criteria that is rated by the testers and is integrated in the test rating with 10%. The cleaning-friendly workmanship as well as the required manual cleaning effort is tested in this category.
Stiftung Warentest's concluding decision was that "Chef's knives belong in every kitchen".In summarizing the maintenance and regular re-sharpening of the blade is also a key factor that the consumer organisation wants every hobby chef to consider on a consistent and regular basis.
Our 21 cm Chef's Knife from the forged Premier Plus series was a winner in all areas and was given a rating of "good" (1.9) by the testers.


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For the purpose of enabling each State, as far as practicable under the conditions in such State, to furnish financial assistance to aged needy individuals, there is hereby authorized to be appropriated for each fiscal year a sum sufficient to carry out the purposes of this subchapter. The sums made available under this section shall be used for making payments to States which have submitted, and had approved by the Secretary of Health and Human Services (hereinafter referred to as the "Secretary"), State plans for old-age assistance.
Source(Aug. 14, 1935, ch. 531, title I, § 1,49 Stat. 620; Aug. 28, 1950, ch. 809, title III, pt. 6, § 361(a),64 Stat. 558; Aug. 1, 1956, ch. 836, title III, § 311(a),70 Stat. 848; Pub. L. 86–778, title VI, § 601(b),Sept. 13, 1960, 74 Stat. 987; Pub. L. 87–543, title I, § 104(c)(1),July 25, 1962, 76 Stat. 185; Pub. L. 96–88, title V, § 509(b),Oct. 17, 1979, 93 Stat. 695; Pub. L. 97–35, title XXI, § 2184(a)(2),Aug. 13, 1981, 95 Stat. 816.)
Repeal of Section
Pub. L. 92–603, title III, § 303(a), (b),Oct. 30, 1972, 86 Stat. 1484, provided that this section is repealed effective Jan. 1, 1974, except with respect to Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Virgin Islands.
1981—Pub. L. 97–35substituted "purpose of enabling" for "purpose (a) of enabling", struck out provisions designated as cls. (b) and (c) which authorized appropriations for the purpose of enabling each State to furnish medical assistance to aged individuals who are not recipients of old-age assistance but whose income and resources are insufficient to meet the cost of necessary medical care and of encouraging each State to furnish rehabilitation and other services to individuals to attain and retain capability for self-care, and struck out ", or for medical assistance for the aged, or for old-age assistance and medical assistance for the aged" after "plans for old-age assistance".
1962—Pub. L. 87–543amended first sentence generally, striking from cl. (a) provision relating to the purpose of encouraging each State, as far as practicable under the conditions in the State, to help aged needy individuals attain self-care, and adding cl. (c) incorporating the struck out provision.
1960—Pub. L. 86–778amended section generally, authorizing appropriations for the purpose of enabling each State, as far as practicable under the conditions in such State, to furnish medical assistance on behalf of aged individuals who are not recipients of old-age assistance but whose income and resources are insufficient to meet the costs of necessary medical services.
1956—Act Aug. 1, 1956, struck out specific appropriation for fiscal year ending June 30, 1956, and inserted provisions relating to attainment of self-care by individuals.
1950—Act Aug. 28, 1950, § 361(a), substituted "Federal Security Administrator (hereinafter referred to as the 'Administrator')" for "Social Security Board established by subchapter I of this chapter (hereinafter referred to as the 'Board')".
Effective Date of 1960 Amendment
Pub. L. 86–778, title VI, § 604,Sept. 13, 1960, 74 Stat. 992, provided that: "The amendments made by section 601 of this Act [amending this section and sections 302, 303, 304, and 306 of this title] shall take effect October 1, 1960, and the amendments made by section 602 [amending section 1308 of this title] shall be effective with respect to fiscal years ending after 1960."
Change of Name
Secretary of Health and Human Services substituted in text for Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare pursuant to section 509(b) ofPub. L. 96–88which is classified to section 3508 (b) of Title 20, Education.
Short Title
For short title of this chapter and of amendments thereto, see section 1305 of this title and Short Title notes set out thereunder.
Declaration of Purpose of Title III of Act August 1, 1956
Act Aug. 1, 1956, ch. 836, title III, § 300,70 Stat. 846, provided that: "It is the purpose of this title [enacting sections 906 and 1310 of this title and amending this section and sections 302, 303, 601, 602, 603, 606, 1201, 1202, 1203, 1301, 1308, 1351, 1352, and 1353 of this title] (a) to promote the health of the Nation by assisting States to extend and broaden their provisions for meeting the costs of medical care for persons eligible for public assistance by providing for separate matching of assistance expenditures for medical care, (b) to promote the well-being of the Nation by encouraging the States to place greater emphasis on helping to strengthen family life and helping needy families and individuals attain the maximum economic and personal independence of which they are capable, (c) to assist in improving the administration of public assistance programs (1) through making grants and contracts, and entering into jointly financed cooperative arrangements, for research or demonstration projects and (2) through Federal-State programs of grants to institutions and traineeships and fellowships so as to provide training of public welfare personnel, thereby securing more adequately trained personnel, and (d) to improve aid to dependent children."
Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Virgin Islands
Pub. L. 92–603, title III, § 303(b),Oct. 30, 1972, 86 Stat. 1484, provided that: "The amendments made by sections 301 [enacting sections 1381 to 1383c of this title] and 302 [enacting sections 801 to 805 of this title] and the repeals made by subsection (a) [repealing this section and sections 302 to 306, 1201 to 1206, and 1351 to 1355 of this title] shall not be applicable in the case of Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Virgin Islands."
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PAWTUCKET — With all of the emphasis in recent years on standardized test scores and college readiness, the topic of class sizes and the student-to-teacher ratio is one factor to consider. Private schools and charter schools, in particular, tout smaller class sizes as a key factor behind their student bodies' typically higher showings on tests such as the New England Common Assessment Program (NECAP).
Yet, a look at the Pawtucket School District show that class sizes have remained at the basic manageable level of 23 to 28 pupils per class for almost two decades, even as school officials are currently grappling with higher enrollment at the elementary level.
Deputy School Supt. Kim Mercer, who has been involved in education in Pawtucket for over 26 years, said the current stipulations for class sizes, as outlined in the existing teachers' contract, have been in place for as long as she has been working. It's been quite awhile since public schools had classes with 35 or more students, as many Baby Boomers who attended school in the 1960s and 1970s can recall.
The language in the current teachers' contract states, "The parties shall agree that class size shall be for Grades K-3, no more than 23 pupils and for Grades 4-12, no more than 28 pupils." However, it also states, "If any of the aforementioned maxims are exceeded, teachers shall be compensated for each additional student beyond 23/28 by determining the teacher's total annual salary and dividing it by the number of pupils the teacher should have had (23/28) in accordance with the above and multiply that result by the actual number of students enrolled in the teacher's class(es)."
In short, that means that a teacher can be forced to take on extra students beyond the 23 or 28 mark, but is paid a stipend for doing so. A look at the district-wide enrollment shows that in many cases, class sizes, particularly at the elementary level, have exceeded the contractual capacity, but rarely by more than one or two students. By the same token, a few elementary school classes are even slightly below the contractual limit, with 18 to 21 students. This is usually due to an extra class being added at a particular grade level due to an unexpected spike in enrollment.
At the secondary school level, while the contract allows for higher numbers, class sizes also vary widely depending on the subject matter. School officials say this is viewed as less problematic because the junior high and high school students change teachers and attend different classes, while the elementary school students essentially remain with one teacher for the entire school day.
Mercer, who has been charting school enrollment and class size figures for the past 15 years as an administrator, said that while overall student enrollment in the district has dropped in the past decade, from total enrollment of 9,682 in 2003-2004 to 8,683 in 2011-2012, there has been a steady increase in the elementary school population in the past couple of years, following a period of decline.
One big factor, Mercer said, was the introduction of district-wide, all-day kindergarten in 2009-2010, which prompted higher enrollment numbers at many of the city's elementary schools. For example, in the 2003-2004 school year, there were 593 kindergarten students enrolled in 20 classrooms, and in 2011-2012, there were 730 students in 32 classrooms.
Another factor that caused an uptick in some of the elementary school enrollments was the closure of two neighborhood Catholic schools, St. Leo the Great in 2007 and St. Mary's the following year. Grade 2, in particular, saw a spike from 680 students in 2003-2004 to 733 students in 2011-2012.
Class sizes throughout the same period have remained fairly steady at all grade levels, with averages showing 22.8 students at kindergarten, 22.5 students for grade 1, 22.9 students at grade 2, 21.6 students at grade 3, 26 students at grade 4, 26.3 students at grade 5, and 23.8 students at grade 6.
At the city's 10 elementary schools, covering grades K-6, the population for the current school year is at 5,345, an increase of 159 students over last year's enrollment. The biggest increases from last year were at Curvin-McCabe, with 48 students; Curtis with 34 students; Baldwin, with 31 students; and Greene with 22 students.
As to the class sizes in grades K-3, all 10 schools had one or more classes with one or two students beyond the contractual 23-student maximum. However, with the exception of kindergarten, none of the classes went beyond 25 pupils except for one grade 2 class at Greene which contained 26 students. One kindergarten class at Winters has 26 students while Baldwin has a 34-student kindergarten class where two teachers are assigned.
At a couple of the schools, Cunningham and Varieur, the population dropped slightly and class sizes reflect this. Cunningham has 29 less students than it did last year, so some of its grade K to 3 classes are at 19 and 20 pupils. Little saw a dip of 9 students and Varieur is operating with 5 less, so class sizes range from 20 and 21 per pupil to the 24 and 25 student maximum.
At grades 4-6, where the contract calls for a maximum of 28 students, four schools, Baldwin, Curvin-McCabe, Greene and Winters had classes with either 29 or 30 students. No schools exceeded the cap, and several were far below the 28 mark, with class sizes at 18, 21 and 22 students.
At the elementary level, the number of students with English as a second language (ESL) has risen somewhat in recent years, going from 233 students in 12 classes in 2003-2004 to 241 students in 13 classes in 2011-2013, but that population also dipped to lower levels during other school years within the decade. For example, there were 156 ESL students in 9 classrooms in 2007-2008, 181 ESL students in 10 classrooms in 2005-2006, and 226 ESL students in 13 classrooms in 2008-2009. The average class size for ESL students during this period stayed at 18.5 students.
The number of special education students at the elementary level has grown steadily in the past decade, but not at dramatic levels. There were 92 special education students in 11 classes in 2003-2004, and there were 126 special education students in 15 classes in 2011-2012. The school years in between show special education enrollment ranging from 101 students in 13 classes in 2004-2005, to 92 students in 11 classes the following year, and then a jump to 112 students in 14 classes in 2008-2009 and 116 students in 12 classes in 2011-2012. The average class size for special education students was 8.4 during this period.
Ronald Beaupre, an elementary school teacher who is also president of the Pawtucket Teachers Alliance, also said that class size has remained consistent in the past two decades even though school officials have had to respond to a recent influx of students in the lower grades.
Beaupre noted that he has been teaching for the past 15 years and the contractual caps of 23 students per class at grades K-3 and 28 for grades 4-12 were in place then and many years before that. He said the way the contract works is that basically, if an extra student shows up that puts a classroom over the minimum, the student would be placed with the most senior teacher. The teacher cannot refuse to take the extra student, but is also compensated for it at an established pay formula.
Beaupre also said that while it isn't spelled out in the teachers' contract, there is also an "unwritten rule" that no class size exceeds the limit by more than two pupils.
Beaupre said that sometimes, if a student shows up unexpectedly and all of the classrooms for that grade have already exceeded their capacity, adjustments have to be made such as having that student bussed to the next closest school. Likewise, if it appears in September that all of the classrooms at a certain grade level would be too far over the capacity, the decision is made to add another teacher and create another class.
Beaupre noted that this scenario almost occurred in September at Curvin-McCabe, where it appeared though registered enrollment that the two grade 4 classes would be at 35 students each. However, when the actual number of students turned up, there was no need to open a third classroom for grade 4 after all.
Beaupre said that, especially at the elementary level, there are a number of classrooms at the two-pupil extra capacity. There is also concern about the limited space inside many of the city's elementary schools in which to put an extra classroom if one happened to be needed. "Our elementary schools are busting at the seams, and there is no additional space to meet the needs," he said.
Beaupre added that there is much research showing that students—especially at the elementary levels, learn better and have higher achievement rates in smaller sized classes that allow for more one-to-one instruction with the teacher.
However, when asked if class size was expected to be an issue in the upcoming contract negotiations, Beaupre replied, "It's hard to say." He said that while a discussion of class sizes would likely be part of the overall agenda, he thinks it is premature to discuss any aspects of the bargaining process.
Beaupre said that teachers have different feelings about whether or not an overage of one or two students is acceptable. He added that the presence of a couple of extra students can have more impact at the lower grades, where the students remain with one teacher for six hours, than at the higher grades, where they change classes. In the higher grades, he noted that a teacher could have 30 students in one class and 22 in another, so there is not that experience of being overburdened.
Class size is also relevant to the subject being taught. For example, Beaupre noted that a class like chemistry or keyboarding, where the students need to use individual equipment, would be impacted by overcrowding much more so than a subject where the teacher is lecturing.


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A neatly pintucked bodice and a full A-line skirt of blush silk organza falls between refreshing ruffles that frame the top and bottom of James Coviello thoroughly romantic concoction; a mossy green underskirt adds richness. Back zip. Professionally clean. USA.
- This silhouette is fitted through the bodice. For best fit, size to the curvier of your bust and waist measurements.
- Can be shortened; using an experienced bridal tailor is recommended
- Falls 46" from natural waist at front, 58" at back
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- Model height: 5'9"
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The Comic Collection
Featuring the original comic artwork from 1960s & 1970s
Featuring original comic artwork from the 1960s and 1970s, this definitive collection from the cult classic TV series comes at the cusp of the show's 50th anniversary. Devised by Gerry and Sylvia Anderson, the show became famous for its marionette puppetry, which Gerry Anderson dubbed "Supermarionation." This beautifully presented collection of original 1960s and 1970s Thunderbirds comic book stories is packed full of Tracey Island comic adventures which can be enjoyed by fans both young and old alike. It includes a special section of cutaway images of Thunderbirds vehicles and buildings, facts about the illustrators, and a tribute to Gerry Anderson.


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Rock Star
Vanilla candy soap for rock stars
There's nothing hard rock or heavy metal about this soap. We're serious about soap, but not too serious not to love our pink sudser. It's unabashedly a best-selling pop hit that everyone, boys and girls, can't wait to get their hands on. While you may object otherwise, once you try our pink, vanilla-scented cream soap you'll be singing a different tune. Scented with real vanilla (the gorgeous stuff that comes from pods, not labs), and decorated with soap stars embedded inside you'll want to give Rock Star a regular rotation in the soap dish.
VeganThis product does not contain animal products of any kind.
For hands, and use all over naked bodies. Get sudsy in the bath and shower. For optimal longevity, keep LUSH soap in a well-drained soap dish (away from water) between uses.How to use
Vanilla pop: Vanilla absolute has the highest concentration of vanilla fragrance. Vanillin is the main source of the characteristic vanilla scent.
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All Weather Shorts - 6" (Women's) (out-of-stock)
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Tempo runs, hill intervals, recovery miles or full-moon hikes, the All Weathers are ready to move with you. These soft and supple running shorts are made of 88% polyester and 12% spandex; they stay put, won't chafe, and can be worn under the All Weather Dress. They feature a flattering waistband with an internal drawcord that lies flat, and the external envelope pocket at the center back includes a key loop. With reflective logo on front and back. Inseam is 6".
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- Made of durable and soft polyester/spandex blend with breathable Air Flow mesh panels
- Flattering waistband with a lay flat drawcord
- Center-back envelope pocket with key loop
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- Can be worn alone or under liner-less shorts
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Weight: 85 g (3 oz)
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I'm a pretty green bash newb myself, but I believe you can do something like the following example. This will echo each line of a file to the shell. (Basically you need to use redirection):
This will use each line of a text file as the current variable for that iteration of the loop. Just do whatever you need to do within the loop.Code:#!/bin/bash { while read line_of_text; do echo $line_of_text done } < /home/you/a_file_containing_some_stuff


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Suspicious materials were found near a Wilkes home over the weekend.Resident Gail Jennings reported she had found evidence someone attempted to start a fire near her home. A deputy found a rag that smelled like it was soaked with gasoline and a burnt board. While damage was a minimal $500 and restricted to the family's heat pump, no motive has been suggested. A fire investigator will be taking over the case.
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Saturday was a total day of relaxation for Karen Smith who is battling breast cancer at Roswell Park Cancer Institute.
Smith was suggested by doctors to be a guest for a day at Spa Alexis at the Buffalo Hyatt Hotel. She was treated to reflexology and massages for her hands and feet which have been sensitive following chemo and other treatments for the cancer. She also had a pedicure and manicure as well as a facial which she described as very relaxing.
The whole visit was arranged as part of Breast Cancer Awareness Month by the spa's owner, Alexis Luczak. It turns out Luczak has also battled cancer. She is well aware of the issues and emotions from dealing with the disease and the treatments. So she decided to give back with this specially arranged day of "pampering" for someone like Karen.


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