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BUFFALO, N.Y. -- Friday, the Save Holy Angels Committee revealed a new plan to try to save Holy Angels Academy.
The group presented the plan to school leadership Friday afternoon hoping to keep the school open and financially sound for years to come.
At that Friday meeting, parents on the Save Holy Angels Committee got the go-ahead to make a presentation at Monday's Board of Trustees meeting to try to save Holy Angels Academy. This means the board and the Grey Nuns have agreed to at least consider the plan to keep the school open.
Last month, students and parents were shocked to find out the school would close after this school year because of financial problems. This news came after the Grey Nuns already put $1 million of their own funds into keeping the school afloat.
"The plan is looking at a number of things. First and foremost, is to keep the school open, but it's not to keep the school open for one year or two years. It's a long range plan. Obviously, the plan includes raising quite a sum of money. The first year alone, we're looking at pledges in the amount of $2.5 million. Which seems like a lot for WNY, but trust me we have a number of people, family, friends alumnae, who have reached out and asked us to do this," says parent Mike Hoodmaker
Parents want to keep grades 6-12, but ultimately it will be up to the Board of Trustees.
The goal is to eliminate all debt within the first year, cut costs to operate the school, and increase enrollment.
It is also important to committee members to pay the nuns back. They say the nuns spent $600,000 of the $1 million on the school so far. No matter what, they want to raise enough money to cover that cost, even if the board of trustees ultimately says no to this plan.
"I would say I'm guardedly optimistic based on the number of people who have reached out to myself and other members of the committee," says Hoodmaker.
"Two weeks ago, you weren't walking away from Holy Angels. We're here to turn this around. We need the support of the current students and parents to make this work. What you're going to see a lot of is the students rallying and they've done it before for other events," says parent Dan Ward.
Students at Holy Angels Academy could find out their fate as early as Monday. That is when the Board of Trustees meets. Parents expect an answer either Monday or Tuesday.


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OGDENSBURG The City Council authorized more expenditures to study pollution on the former Standard Shade Roller site along the St. Lawrence River, but not before some members vented their frustration over the pace and the cost of waterfront development.
The council passed a $60,090 amendment to a $364,225 agreement with Barton & Loguidice of Syracuse for engineering services related to the demolition of buildings and investigation into hazardous substance contamination at the site. Part of the additional funds will go to the construction of monitoring wells to determine the source and extent of pollution.
In my 10 years, any time youre dealing with contamination it works this way, said Kit W. Smith, director of public works. Until you get into the ground, you dont know what they put in there 50 years ago.
Councilman R. Storm Cilley said the cost of the wells should have been included in the original scope of the project.
It seems like every project they do theyre coming back for additional fees, he said. Im getting the impression that were getting low-balled in the bids. Just once Id like a project to come in at the estimate.
In the course of demolishing and cleaning up former industrial sites, additional pollution is often discovered as work proceeds, Mr. Smith said.
The building demo revealed some remediation work, he said. There were contaminants found; it works that way in all the projects weve had. They knew there was going to be additional work; this sort of project moves in phases. This is what the DEC and the EPA want.
Mr. Smith said the site was still in the investigation phase and it might take additional time before the cleanup began.
We started with 12 boring sites; now were dealing with 100 or more, he said. Well probably go through two, three more steps before the cleanup.
Mayor William D. Nelson noted that the original scope of work is the product of state and federal agencies that provide grants to fund the project.
The state develops the work plan, he said. The driver at the scene is the Department of Environmental Conservation.
City Planner Andrea L. Smith said the additional cost will come out the grant funds dedicated to remediating the properties.
Mr. Cilley, who has been a council member for three years, complained that there was little evidence of progress cleaning up city-owned waterfront parcels and moving them to market.
Were not making any progress; I dont see it, he said. Why arent we saying to developers, Come in here and make a proposal? Im interested in getting something down there to bring in tax dollars, but Im not seeing any progress.
Three concurrent programs to plan development at the sites the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Area Wide Planning and Brownfields Opportunity Area programs and the New York state Local Waterfront Revitalization Plan program have yielded a wealth of studies, schematics and public input, said Mr. Cilley, but have yet to lead to development.
We are continually doing these studies and have reports come back to us and were not acting on them, he said. The plans Ive seen presented here are totally out of our reach. Until we have some jobs, until we have more of a tax base, were in the dreaming stage.
Deputy Mayor Michael D. Morley shared that sense of urgency.
We need something to produce jobs and taxes, he said. What have we done that has actually created jobs and development here?
Ms. Smith urged the council members to take a long view on waterfront planning.
I respectfully disagree; we have made progress, she said. The last thing this community wants is to get shovels into the ground prematurely. We want to make sure we take this opportunity now to get it right.
A majority of council members took her view.
We may not see development until the economy turns around, said Councilman William D. Hosmer. When it does, well be ready.
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The Section 10 Basketball Championships will approach their 40th birthday next season and every single tournament has generated any number of remarkable stories.
The 2012-13 Boys and Girls Tournaments were no exception. In the boys ranks, there was Madrid-Waddington stringing upsets in a run from the number sixth seed in Class D to the New York State regional finals where the Yellowjackets lost to eventual state champion Argyle.
The girls tournament continued until Friday as Class B Champion Salmon River overcame struggles late in the regular season to reach the New York State Final Four at Hudson Valley Community College. The Shamrocks fell in a very competitive 65-53 contest to Waterloo after upsetting defending state champion Watervliet at SUNY Potsdam.
Bridging the developments of the boys and girls tournaments was a story for all ages and a story for the ages. The appearance of longtime official Bob The Rev Billings at several venues as he entered the home stretch of his recovery from Acute Myelogenous Leukemia - cancer of the blood and bone marrow.
Along with spending time with his fellow officials, coaches and his many friends the weakened but cancer free Rev also graced the action with a baritone version of the National Anthem at a few games. Floating melodies which echoed the peace his faith has brought him. He also took part in the presentation of the first Tony Murray Memorial Warrior awards.
Rev. Billings began officiating soccer, basketball and softball in the early 1980s. To his fellow officials he is known as The Rev or Reverend Billings. To his parishioners at the Norwood Free Methodist Church and the St. Regis Falls Free Methodist Church, he is cherished as Pastor Bob. He presides over the two churches with the help of his wife of over 42 years, Linda, who plays the keyboard at both churches. Linda Billings has also worked for Dr. Mazzotta the Canton-Potsdam Hospital since 1978.
In both the athletic and ecumenical circles he is valued as a kind and caring person with a an untiring dedication for his duties and the people of the North Country.
It is unusual for pastors to stay in one place more than six or seven years but my wife and I fell in love with the area and its people, said Rev. Billings, a Pennsylvania native and 1970 graduate of Roberts Wesleyan College, who came to Norwood in 1973. Our three children really liked the Norwood-Norfolk school district which they all attended K-12.
Back in April, his parishioners were stunned when he collapsed during a church service. He was diagnosed with AML at the Canton Potsdam Hospital and in a matter of days a plan was devised for a complete recovery.
From day one the theme of the plan and a journey to wellness was God is indeed Good - ALL the Time!
Being able to attend the sectional basketball games was part of the plan which is right on schedule. A schedule which included three rounds of chemotherapy and finally a stem cell transplant by Dr. Antin of the Dana Farber Cancer Institute on Aug. 22 at the Brigham & Womens Hospital in Boston.
I still get tired easily but it is just great to be back among my friends and doing the things I love. Its part of the plan and I couldnt have done it without my wife Linda by my side every step of the way said Rev. Billings.
The stem cells were harvested from a donor in Europe in the morning and flown to Boston where the transplant began at 9 p.m.
A visit to his doctor in Boston on Wednesday (203 days after the transplant) brought an outstanding report: all counts normal including kidney functions.
So all systems are go to walk between the lines to call a modified soccer game and return to churches fulltime in August.
The most important system, his immune system, which will be brought back to normal through a series of vaccinations.
There is not much else to say except that I am truly blessed and I appreciate all that you my friends, have done for me. Your kind thoughts and prayers are what has gotten me through these many months, said Rev. Billings in a Facebook-email posting on Wednesday night.
That and my wonderful Lord. GOD is indeed GOOD ~ ALL THE TIME!
The journey of Rev and Linda Billings is chronicled on daily on-line facebook diary constructed by Shana Maxwell on a truly inspiring website: revbillings.servingwith joy.com. The site features daily postings by Rev. Billings, postings of encouragement by his family, parishoners and friends and family photos.
Those travelling the site will guided by inspirational graphic signposts and will be touched by the power of prayer and the strength in congregation.
As Rev. Billings says This story is not about me, but about God and faith and the support of my family and friends.
And a story that bears repeating.
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Ohhh! this looks really, really good :-) I should put this on next week's menu, I already know I'm going to be busy...
Oh this looks really good and a meal that we would really enjoy.. I am going to add this one to the menu..
Hey..this one looks good too...Just wanted to let you know...the taco soup is in my crock pot as I am commenting...and it smells great!!!
thanks CS and linda. I'm looking forward to lunchtime leftovers.
that's great, cassie! I hope you like it as much as we did.
Have you ever made it with eggplant? Wonder if I could cook the chicken and the eggplant at the same time. Making the taco soup later this week! My crockpot now has a permenant place on the counter!
yay for your crockpot being out and about!
no. I haven't made it with eggplant, but am going to try one of these days. I love eggplant.
if you try it before I do, will you let me know how it comes out?
this looks great! i'll be trying it for sure! thanks steph!
Oh my gosh, I just found your blog and I am in love!
Crockpots are one of the greatest cooking inventions ever, but I barely know how to use mine! I can make a mean pot roast, chili or stew but that's it!
I'm so glad I found your blog, I love how you provide the recipes and photos of them! This chicken parmesan looks fabulous, I will try it!
thanks, can't wait to try his one. Love your blog!
Oh my stars! This looks so yummy - I have company coming this weekend, I can't wait to try it!
I just found your site and it's SO great to see some new GF recipes, my husband has Celiac! Thank you!!
love me some pasta...I tried the chicken and rice one today...it was great a big hit and perfect for these cold wet days we've been having..:-)
Hi Steph. Just tried this and really liked it... BUT... I'm going to make two changes next time. I'm going to shred the cheese and add 1 C. of white wine.
This is SOOO GOOD! OMG!! My husband told me this is the best thing I ever made and he wants it again! It's for sure going on the menu for things to cook often! SOOOO GOOD!
I have a nine month old little boy and I just started watching a 3 month old little boy so my hands are full! I heard about you on RR and I decided to try this recipe! It looks delicious! Thanks for your crockpot idea! I love it!
omg. this. was. incredible. I breaded the chicken before I went to work then just had my hubby toss everything together in the crockpot when he came home for lunch. the house smelled fantastic when I got home with the kids! ummmm, tasted just as good as it looked! The only thing was that I wish I had thought a head on how to combine this with the baked ziti recipie so I didn't even have to cook the pasta. I made the cheesecake today & it's in the fridge chilling. It's my hubbies fave dessert so I will leave a comment on that later tonight!!
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I am so thankful for your time spent on this New Years Resolution! This is my second recipe from your blog (the first was the Taco soup, DELICIOUS!) and I have my menu planned straight from your blog. I HATE cooking, but I love crockpotting because I can throw it in and leave it. The crockpot is always on the counter now :) Thanks again!!!
hi crockpotlady! MAD PROPS to you for this... I found your blog thru another site, and have played on it for 2 days now... I LOVE it! esp since you have given me so many wonderful GF recipes (newly dx with celiac's)...
Did you make your own bread crumbs? or can you buy GF crumbs already, well, crumbed?
I have made CP chicken Parm many times, but slightly different from you. I dredge the chicken in skim milk, then bread crumbs, and then fry in a scant tablespoon of oil just long enough to set the color on the crumbs. then spray the crock w/ PAM, add a ladle of sauce, the chicken, and always more sauce before another layer of cx. I cook it on low for ? 6 hr? and then add shredded mozzi abt 15 min b4 I serve :)
Hi Diane,
I food proceesed a loaf of brown rice bread from trader joe's and keep it in a ziplock in the freezer. I've heard of people food processing frozen GF waffles for bread crumbs, too.
Instead of Kosher salt, can you use just regular table salt? I don't know what Kosher salt is.
I made this last night and it was GREAT. I was really happy with the way it turned out!
I made this on a whim before work this morning. I used veal instead of chicken. It cooked for about 6 hours and it turned out great! Iwas surprised that it was just as good as baking it in the oven! Thanks!
I am so glad I found your site - I love it! I have a disabled son that is celiac. This is fabulous. The chicken parmesan is in the pot as we speak.
Hi there. First time checking out your site...I saw the article about crockpotting in the LA times. I tried this recipe today on my kids and they are currently gobbling it up and loving it! So yummy and super easy. I am going to make many more recipes from your site. Thank you! I was currently in a cooking slump, so going back to the crockpot really helps. Tomorrow I'm going to try the pork butt thing on kaiser rolls. Will let you know how it goes with the kiddos.
I am trying this one today. I like to shop at Trader Joe like you. I did buy the no salt added marinara this time.
Instead of the plain mozzarella, I sliced up the seasoned mozzarella braid they have and put that on the top. (Guess that will cancel out the lower sodium sauce, eh?)
Now, my only issue is that I can't get the top off the jar of sauce! Gonna try running hot water over it.
I'm trying this one out today. I should have commented before, I've tried a whole bunch of your recipes and every single one has been fabulous!
When is your book coming out? Because I am definitely going to buy it!
I tried this dish and failed miserably! The cheese was black and rubber and gross. The dish had a smoky flavor to it. Can someone tell me whay I may have done wrong? I would really love to have this as a weekly recipe!
Hi Kelly, oh no!
I think I need some more information. How big of a slow cooker? How full was it? How long was it turned on, and at what temp?
have you cooked other things in it successfully? is it brand new?
we'll figure this out, no problem.
I made this last week. PERFECT!! I didn't have marinara or spaghetti sauce so I just used a can of italian diced tomatoes. Worked perfect. I didn't add the cheese as directed. After the dish was done, I put the cheese on top and put the lid on/crock off. It melted just beautifully and didn't get rubbery. I'm loving this place :)
I made this recipe last night and it was so so good, thank you for posting it. Easy and yummy. I have it linked for my Fun Monday tomorrow
Made this a few days ago. Loved the flavor, but mine turned out so messy when I took it out. I dont know what I did wrong.
Made this tonight and it turned out awesome. I added a 1/2 cup of white wine like one comment suggested and it was just fantastic. I'm going to go through the rest of your recipes and pick out some other ones now.
Nice work!
Thank you!!! I made this for Sunday lunch--we usually have a challenge to rush home from church and get a meal before the kids have to go to work. We walked in and the house smelled like I'd labored all morning preparing a meal. I substituted the Italian stewed tomatoes for the marinara like someone else suggested and omitted the cheese until the end and let it steam-melt in the crock pot. Topped it off with a sprinkling of fresh chopped basil. I don't think we have leftovers. Again, thank you!!!
I am so glad I found your site!! Being gluten free has become so much easier!! This is a GREAT recipe - my husband even had seconds which says alot. I did change it a little by adding half marinara and half alfredo sauce and it was delicious!!
I haven't made anything in my crockpot in several years . It was because I didn't know how to use it properly and that it never came out as I thought it would.
Your help has given me a new freedom! I used this recipe and it came out Exactly as pictured and it was juicy and extremely delicious. I now am enthused and everbody on the Christmas List is getting your book , yes even the men. :)
Thanks again,
I just discovered your blog and have been spending an ABSURD amount of time looking back at all the recipes. I got a new slow cooker for Christmas so am trying to vary between it (8 qt) and my old 3 qt. I made this tonight and my family loved it! Even the very picky 20 month old didn't recognize the chicken mixed in with sauce and noodles and actually got some protein! I plan to visit often and try numerous recipes! Thanks!
I love chicken parmesan! Your recipe looks so good and so easy! Both good things in my life!
I made this today with my four year old. She could not stop eating this at dinner:)I am so glad I stumbled onto your blog, I have been trying to eat out of a crock everyday to help break down the proteins in my foods for health reasons. I am very excited to try the GF bread too:) Thanks for doing what you do!:)
This was wonderful - my son, husband and my son's friend all enjoyed it - it will go in my list of "go-to" menus.
We're in the midst of a kitchen renovation, so this yummy (and simple) recipe was a bit hit! My husband commented that the chicken was so much juicier and more flavorful than the pan-fried/baked style we usually make. We loved it. Thanks!
Just wanted to give my two cents ... Tried this recipe today (Just recently bought your cookbook :) yay) ... I used a 5qt rather than a 4qt and cooked on high for 4 hrs ... Wow ... It was SO good ... my husband asked if I would make it again next week. :)
made this tonight and I have got to say, this is the BEST chicken parm I have had!
I made this again tonight, with some variation due to what I had on hand.
I used about a pound of sliced(little circles) italian sausage instead of chicken fillets. My daughter really enjoyed dipping and breading those:)
I also added about 2 tablespoon of nutritional yeast to the crumb/parm cheese mix.
I didn't have any mozzarella, so I substituted 2 slices of cheddar and about a small handful of feta crumbles.
I also didn't have any marinara, so used one little can of diced tomatoes and one tiny can of tomato sauce.
I love your site so much!! If I were inclined to write a blog about cooking, this would be it:)
I often post a pic of my 4 year old daughter eating what we made to my FB account, and share the actual variation of your recipes I created plus the link to yours.
Here is a pic of tonight's success, my daughter has actually made up an "Ode to Chicken Parmesan" song:)
Made your chicken parmesan recipe tonight, and it was terrific :) Probably the best part was the fact it was so easy, I convinced my twenty-something brother who refuses to cook to help with it, and he agreed that even he could make it! Thanks for the keeper!
Just put this in the crockpot...will let you know what the husband's verdict is!
This was soooo easy! My husband liked it a lot and my 2 year old cleaned her plate for the first time in months! Perfect!
I made this tonight. It was really yummy. I used a jar of chunky spaghetti sauce and sea salt instead of kosher. But it turned out great.
I made this for the family for dinner tonight and oh my gosh was it delish! My picky two year old even cleared her plate clean. SCRUMPTIOUS! I didn't have marinara so I used spaghetti sauce but the fresh Parmesan was the star of the show. :)
Made this Monday for the family and paired it with penne pasta, Caesar salad, and multi grain bread. My husband and son loved this! And so did I!. There were no leftovers!
What a crowd pleaser! Thanks for a fantastic meal. This recipe is not only fast and easy to make, it is so delicious. This is now a staple in our household, I plan on making this often. I've already passed it on to a few friends since it's always nice to share good recipes. Enjoy!
I made this for supper. I had the chicken parmesan in one crockpot and green beans in the other. I cooked semolina bowtie pasta from Trader Joes. Also fixed a Baby Romaine Lettuce salad with fresh pear, reduced fat fetta, walnut pieces and fat free Balsamic Vinaigrette from Trader Joes. It was delicious. The chicken was so tender and I had covered it with Mama DiSalvo's sauce. That is a local restaurant in the Dayton, OH area and she sells the sauce at our local Krogers. Great for a busy day but also would be wonderful to serve to company.
Like a couple of other peoples posts I read... I stumbled upon this site. actualy @ the time I did I had JUST put chicken in the crockpot with sauce. I immediately took it back out,did exactly what your recipe said and 3 1/2hrs later.... VWALAAA a great meal:)The only change that I made was that I had toasted a few hamburger rolls in olive oil and had chix-parm sandwichs. Ty for a gr8 recipe
I made this the other night, and while it was delicious - the chicken was fall-apart tender, the flavor was great -- I had a problem with the cheese separating. Maybe I used too much? Maybe it was the part-skim? Maybe I cooked it too long? I did this with 4 chicken breasts in a 4qt Crock Pot (gosh, it cooks way too hot). And I think I was on the outside of the time. BUT! It was delish! And I will totally make this again - might just put the cheese on top at the last half hour to melt it.
I made this last night for my husband & 2 year old daughter - it was AWESOME!! I didn't use sliced mozzarella, I used shredded instead (just put a mound of shredded cheese over each piece of chicken). I will definitely be making this again!! Thank you!
I am getting ready to make this now. You have no idea how excited I am about the printer friendly option!
I made this a few weeks ago, and it was excellent! Making it again for tonight, and I think I'm going to add a bit of flour to the dredge to make it a little more substantial...while I thought the original bread crumb/cheese mixture was delish, there was hardly any of it stuck to the chicken by the time I took it out!
What if I do not have a stoneware insert? Can i still make this dish?
Forget later... I'm making it today! Going to the freezer now...!!!
I made this last night, as promised. It turned out beautifully! I was worried about time, so I made one change, that I don't think was needed: After breading, I stuck it in a (Pam-sprayed) baking dish, in a cold oven, and turned it to 400 degrees. Five minutes after it reached 400, I took it out and put it in the crockpot.
Meanwhile, I BEGAN by drizzling the olive oil on the bottom of the crockpot, set to HIGH, to heat the oil. When I took it out of the oven, I put all the chicken pieces over the oil, added the cheese, waiting about an hour, then added the sauce. We served over pennette (small penne pasta). If we'd had any frozen, homemade spaghetti sauce, we would have used it, as it did not make much sauce, but it wasn't supposed to, either. All in all, we LOVED this so much, that my picky daughter asked me to make it again -- and soon! (Did I mention that she won't even eat regular spaghetti!)
Incredibly easy and very delicious. I think would be very convenient for family parties too!
I was very skeptical about this recipe - how could breaded chicken turn out well in the crockpot? Well, I'm a believer! It was delicious. I used two chicken breasts, but butterflied them as I thought that this would matter. I omitted the pepper and salt, used Italian style breadcrumbs, free poured the oil (too much I think), and used a whole bag of shredded cheese (2 cups). Turned out great. The chicken nearly fell apart on my dish, but it still had the traditional chicken parmesan flavor. Sooo good - I will make this again!
I'm so glad you liked it, Amy! I've had readers email me to say that to make the breading part easier they used frozen store-bought chicken patties! :-)
This recipe is so wonderful!!!! Thank your for creating a blog for busy working Moms like me!!! I work from home, so often times people think I have all the time in the world to cook. I don't have much time, but your recipes taste as though I have been in the kitchen for hours! Thank you!!!!
Question: We are unable to have any type of tomato sauce/marinara, etc... and my son has some texture issues with ALL sauces, SO what could we suggest instead of pouring sauce in there? I don't want it to be completely dry, but would it be totally unhealthy to use melted butter or something just for the moisture? Or should I just use water?! I don't know! I'm not a big cooker, but I'm trying!!! lol
Hi Kelly,
Ok. I would season the meat, and spray your slow cooker with cooking spray, or rub olive oil into it. Then I'd put the chicken down with the cheese and add about 3/4 of a cup of chicken broth. It won't taste like chicken parmesan, but it'll taste like nicely seasoned chicken with melted cheese. :-)
I'd probably cook on high for 3 hours and low for 5 to 6.
I hope this helps a bit!
As someone that just had to switch to gluten free and doesn't have a lot of time to cook - I LOVE your site. Thanks for the GF ideas that are simple to make.
This recipe was great!! It was super easy to make and it tasted delicious!!! It also made my apartment smell really good while it was cooking! I had cheesy garlic bread (along with some of the extra marinara sauce for dipping! yum!) and steamed veggies with mine. It made a perfect meal! I only cook for 1, so when I made this I was expecting to eat from it a few times. I said to myself that this recipe better be good enough for me to want to eat the same thing again! :-) And it was! I just finished eating it a little while ago and I cannot wait to eat the leftovers tomorrow!!! Thanks for sharing this recipe!
sometimes when I cook with bread crumbs there is a strange taste that reminds me of dog food. Do you think that is due to the kind of brad crumbs I use or just a quirk I notice.
I wish I was eating this right now! Looks delicious.
Thank you for your comment! I will try my hardest to answer questions as they come up, but if your question gets buried, you may try me on twitter or facebook.
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CANTON A Massena man who admitted sexually assaulting an 86-year-old woman after breaking into her home in 2009 was sentenced Monday in St. Lawrence County Court to 15 years in state prison.
Jason D. Tassie, 30, of 124 Main St., also was ordered by Judge Jerome J. Richards to pay $1,425 in court charges. Mr. Tassie pleaded guilty in August to first-degree burglary as a sexually motivated felony.
Judge Richards in July ruled on the admissibility of DNA evidence used to link Mr. Tassie to the 2009 crime. Multiple samples had been collected from Mr. Tassie after he became a suspect in a July 26, 2012, Peeping Tom case in Massena.
The daughter of the assault victim read a statement from her mother at the sentencing: I dont want compensation. I am safe in knowing that he will be behind bars for 15 years.
Mr. Tassie wept when he addressed the court, but received no sympathy from the judge.
These two women didnt deserve or ask for this, Judge Richards said. You have a serious problem, and the only thing that is going to help you is to tear the skin off and deal with the ugly person underneath.
In other court action Monday:
James A. Berry, 22, of 36 Park Ave., Massena pleaded not guilty to second-degree vehicular manslaughter, a class D felony, and driving while ability impaired by a combination of alcohol and drugs, an unclassified misdemeanor.
It is alleged that on Aug. 2, Mr. Berrys car struck Edward S. Remington, 46, of 155 E. Orvis St., Apt. 9, Massena, as Mr. Remington was walking near his home. Mr. Remington died the following day at Fletcher Allen Health Care, Burlington, Vt.
Mr. Berry was sent back to St. Lawrence County jail in lieu of $50,000 cash bail or $100,000 bond.
Brandon R. Graves, 21, of 224 Harper Road, Lisbon, pleaded not guilty to two counts of second-degree criminal possession of a weapon, a class C felony, and third-degree criminal possession of a weapon, a class D felony.
It is alleged that on Aug. 29 in Massena, Mr. Graves and Danielle S. Jensen, 17, same address, were in possession of a .22-caliber revolver and a .38-caliber revolver.
It also is alleged that the .38 had been defaced for the purpose of concealing or preventing the detection of a crime or misrepresenting the identity of the revolver.
Ms. Jensen also was scheduled to appear Monday but was not present in the courtroom. Judge Richards informed her attorney, Mary E. Rain, that Ms. Jensen has until 4:30 p.m. Friday to appear.
Mr. Graves was sent to St. Lawrence County jail without bail.
Charles A. Attard, 19, Mineola, was placed on one year of interim probation after a July 19 guilty plea to fifth-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance, a class D felony.
On Dec. 1, Mr. Attard was arrested as the result of a drug sting that included the St. Lawrence County Drug Task Force and members of the Potsdam Police Department after they conducted several undercover purchases of cocaine.
Sentencing was adjourned to 9:15 a.m. Sept. 22.
Ronald F. Baker, 45, of 1442 County Route 24, Fowler, was sentenced to a minimum of 22 months and a maximum of 66 months after his July 24 guilty plea to third-degree criminal possession of weapon, a class D felony. He also was ordered to pay $375 in court fines, fees and surcharges.
Mr. Bakers mother, Louise J. Baker, 70, same address, was sentenced to five years probation for the charge of third-degree attempted criminal possession of a weapon, a class E felony, and three years probation for the charge of fourth-degree criminal possession of a weapon, a class A misdemeanor.
She also was ordered to pay $375 in court fines, fees and surcharges.
Police reported finding a cache of weapons in the Bakers home Jan. 5, including AK-47 and Bushmaster rifles.
State police arrested the Bakers Jan. 5 after Mr. Baker allegedly became combative with rescue workers who were responding to aid a family member who was having a seizure, trying to prevent them from entering the home.
Mr. Baker was convicted of threatening three people with knives in 1986, and of illegal possession of a shotgun in 2000.
Terry A. Ostraski, 49, 20 Barton St., Apt. 17, Parishville, was placed on one year of interim probation for driving while intoxicated, a class E felony. Sentencing was adjourned to 9:15 a.m. Sept. 22.
Judge Richards said Mr. Ostraski is facing a life sentence due to five DWIs.
Police said Mr. Ostraski had a blood alcohol content of 0.12 percent while driving a 2002 Pontiac on Feb. 21 in the town of Parishville. A BAC of 0.08 percent or more is considered proof of intoxication under state law.
Judge Richards requested probation reports every three months, with the first report submitted Jan. 6, updating him on Mr. Ostraskis status with treatment and compliance.
Brendon C. Warren, 38, of 1124 Oak Point Road, Brier Hill, pleaded guilty to DWI, a class E felony. Mr. Warren had a 0.11 percent BAC while driving Dec. 17 on County Route 2 in Morristown. He previously was convicted of DWI, misdemeanor, on Feb. 22, 2005.
Sentencing was adjourned to 9:15 a.m. Nov. 18.
Janek P. Podeswik, 25, Syracuse, was placed on one year of interim probation after a guilty plea to fifth-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, a class D felony.
On April 11, police stopped Mr. Podeswik and Jose Antonio Castro-Luzunaris, Massena, on Maple Street when they were investigating a home invasion on Spruce Street. Mr. Podeswik was found with a bag containing seven bundles of heroin.
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When one considers the current economic climate, there is little doubt we are becoming a global community defined by constant connectivity and ultra-convenience. Mobile devices are a major factor in this as they are now ubiquitous and one's device fulfils a multitude of requirements, connecting them to a plethora of information and facilitating all types of interactions. Mobile marketing and more specifically, mobile barcodes play a pivotal role in this new world of enhanced communications and on-demand information.
As the IAB's Mobile Buyer's Guide points out, mobile barcodes are an important way of activating traditional media, furthermore they can help boost sales, increase customer engagement, build brand loyalty, and educate an audience. These small black and white squares, reminiscent of ink blots, represent a great opportunity for marketers to bring traditionally static marketing and advertising to life so brands can instantly engage with their target audience. For example, adding a mobile barcode to a print or outdoor advertisement, on pack or at shelf that links to a discount, sweepstakes or provides additional information on a product or service provides an opportunity for the brand to engage with their target consumers 24/7/365. However, to ensure success, the marketers integrating mobile barcodes into their strategies should be mindful of best practices, ensuring that consumers have high quality experiences, conducive to repeat interactions. This positive experience will ultimately lead to increased consumer engagement and customer loyalty, improve ROI and make a significant difference to a brand's bottom line.
NeoMedia has developed best practices focused on the successful introduction of mobile barcode campaigns globally, to help brand owners and agencies leverage the use of mobile barcodes to ensure the success of all of their mobile barcode initiatives. You can quickly access the best practices on your smartphone by scanning the mobile barcode below using your preferred QR code reader.
Here are some additional tips to use when planning your next campaign:
1. Think Holistically
Integrate mobile barcodes into all digital and traditional media to maximize the consumer experience, dialogue and interactivity, ensuring mobile barcodes are planned as a part of the holistic campaign and not simply an afterthought.
2. Think Value and Ease of Use
Consider content that will compel the consumer to interact with your code, a la giveaways, discounts, free tickets and exclusive access. If your code simply offers the customer a chance to view a TV advertisement or link to a website, it may not achieve the results that you desire. Scanning a barcode should provide the consumer with a brand experience that is exclusive, dynamic and interactive - encouraging them to interact with you again.
It is also important to consider where a mobile barcode is located on the ad. Consumers must be able to find it easily and scan it quickly. For outdoor ads, place the code at eye or arm-level. In a print ad, the barcode should not fall over a fold. Be sure to leave some white space around the code and use a minimum of 1 x 1-inch print specification. For TV or cinema, the code should remain onscreen long enough for the viewer to launch the scanning application and scan the code - a minimum of 15 seconds.
3. Think Reach
Branded or custom QR codes are certainly appealing, but it's also important to create a code everyone can recognize and easily scan. Producing your code in black and white will increase the number of phones and code readers that can scan it. Also, ensure you use global, open standards (i.e. QR or Datamatrix) to achieve broadest customer reach and maximum impact for your brand.
4. Think Context and Environment
Remember that the consumer who has just scanned your code is mobile. They will be viewing the brand content on a mobile screen and are likely on the go, therefore expecting instant results. Make sure the barcode links through to a mobile-optimized site rather a PC-designed site. Remember that codes that don't resolve content properly, go nowhere, or deliver the wrong information are the equivalent of a slammed door - the consumer may not try again.
Test the barcode for functionality across a variety of devices and scanner applications before launching. It's important, especially because the consumers that scan codes are likely tech-savvy and vocal - the kind of consumers you want as brand loyalists.
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Whatever the campaign, be sure to define goals before integrating a mobile barcode and choose a provider who will enable you to monitor the campaign via a managed barcode management platform.
Mobile barcodes offer an easy means to unlock a relevant, dynamic and interactive experience for consumers. And mobile barcodes are already gaining traction with many high profile brands as marketers begin to realize their value. Indeed, the uses of mobile barcodes are almost limitless, but to ensure consumers continue to interact with mobile barcodes well into the future they must have a positive experience. Essentially, to give your marketing campaign the best chance of success, use mobile barcodes and follow best practice advice!
NeoMedia will be to working with the IAB Mobile Center in the coming year to further educate the market about the best ways to accelerate their member's mobile barcode efforts. For more info on NeoMedia, visit us at http://www.neom.com.
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Family Planning Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices of Postpartum Malawian Women
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The purpose of this study is to understand the family planning needs and practices of postpartum Malawian women, with a focus on long-acting reversible contraception (LARC).
- Postpartum women who are older, who have a history of unintended pregnancy, who do not desire another child within 2 years, and who were counseled about LARC during their pregnancy are more likely to have interest in using LARC.
- Postpartum women who are older are more likely to be aware of LARC methods.
- HIV+ postpartum Malawian women will have similar knowledge about LARC as postpartum Malawian women who are HIV-.
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Time Perspective: Prospective
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|Family Planning Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices of HIV+ and HIV- Postpartum Malawian Women
- Knowledge about the intrauterine device (IUD) and contraceptive implant [ Time Frame: Upon enrollment ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]A 14-question test about the IUD and implant will be administered to all study participants upon enrollment.
- Proportion of women using intrauterine device (IUD) and contraceptive implant [ Time Frame: 3, 6, and 12 months postpartum ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]We will compare the proportions of HIV+ and HIV- women who are using the IUD and implant at 3, 6, and 12 months postpartum.
- Barriers to receiving intrauterine device (IUD) and contraceptive implant [ Time Frame: Up to 12 months postpartum ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Descriptive statistics will be used to analyze the reasons given for not receiving the IUD or implant at 3, 5, and 12 months postpartum if a woman had wanted to use it.
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|Postpartum Malawian women
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This study is a prospective cohort study of 630 postpartum Malawian women. Since our focus is on HIV+ women, HIV+ participants will be recruited in a 1:2 ratio, with a total of 210 HIV+ women and 420 HIV- women. We will recruit in the postpartum ward of Bwaila Maternity Hospital in Lilongwe, Malawi. Participants will complete a baseline survey about demographics, reproductive health history, and family planning knowledge, attitudes, and practices. At 3, 6, and 12 months postpartum, we will complete follow-up phone calls to determine what family planning methods they are using and if they encountered any barriers to receiving LARC if they had been interested in using them.
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Our study population will be a sample of 210 HIV+ and 420 HIV- postpartum Malawian women.
Inclusion Criteria:
- Admission to the postpartum ward at Bwaila Maternity Hospital
- Live birth ≥28 weeks gestational age within past 4 weeks
- Fluent in English or Chichewa
- Age 18-45 years
- Access to a working phone number
- Willingness to be contacted by phone for up to one year postpartum
Exclusion Criteria:
- History of female sterilization via tubal ligation or hysterectomy
- Prisoner
- History of mental disability
- Serious illness that would prevent participation in the opinion of the Principal Investigator
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01893021
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|University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
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|February 3, 2015
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Change can be a scary thing (hold me!) but one way or another there's some serious change about to come to the Jets through a new General Manager. Here's our list of candidates in the stereotypically lazy power ranking style. All rankings subjective and only intended to cause controversy among readers and commenters. Use at your own discretion!
1. Tom Gamble — He seems to be the hot option for the Jets for a number of good reasons. Gamble has history with Rex from their fathers days in Philly. Gamble is an outsider, but one with longstanding tradition and stability with an organization. He's a man who has watched a team turn over, but ultimately seen them do it in a way that focuses on harnessing the talent already on the roster while emphasizing the draft. That and their offense resembles something that Rex would like to run in New York … a pounding offense that is doing so largely on the back of a fantastic third round running back … some dude named Frank Gore. Beyond Gore though, the Niners prove how deep an organization they run with some other incredible depth at that one spot. The wildcard here is how willing is Gamble to take a job and do so without bringing in his own coach in year one?
2. David Caldwell — Caldwell might be one of the guys who seems to be one of the least known about, but might be one of the team's top candidates for the job. Caldwell has an interesting blend of both old guard and new guard; Polian is one of his big influences, as is Thomas Dmitroff. Word is that Polian spoke glowingly about Caldwell to the Jets and the Jets were keen to know Polian's thoughts as they headed into this process.
3. John Dorsey — The darkhorse candidate right now and there's going to be a short window where the Jets will be able to make a strong pitch to him … smaller than any of the other candidates, it seems. Dorsey's name came out of thin air last night but looks like he's the shoo-in to the Chiefs job if he wants it. That the Chiefs have not announced the move already seems to mean that if Dorsey's status with the Chiefs stays the same by 5PM today, then he's going to be in New York this weekend and taking everything into consideration. Dorsey has lots of ties to Kansas City as well as ties to Andy Reid, so might have the most secure claim and bargaining rights based on other jobs he's already been offered.
4. Marc Ross — It might come as a surprise to see Ross this low, but this seems to be where he's shaking out. He's the crosstown guy from the organization that knows how to draft well high and low. Ross knows what the New York media is all about and would be able to move out of the shadow of Jerry Reese while comfortably staying in the same area code.
5. Tom Heckert — The Jets biggest cause for pause around Heckert is that he has a history of being a GM already. Still, Heckert has made some good picks and worked on a team that looks to be drafting a lot better than they were before his arrival. Heckert has deep ties to the Eagles organization during their heyday in the NFL as well as is familiar in working with current Jets Assistant GM Scott Cohen.
6. Scott Cohen — He's an in-house candidate and while he might be a good choice for the Jets because of his existing relationship with Rex Ryan and the organization, that also might be the strike against him. Since Cohen's arrival there's been a lot of peeking over the shoulder of the Eagles players with Austin Howard being a good example. If Woody thinks the organization needs a breath of fresh air, them Cohen would not be the right candidate.
7. Brian Gaine — Gaine's name has been mentioned with the Jets and that he might be coming to visit this weekend, but the Parcells ties could work against him in this round of interviews. Woody is trying to distance himself somewhat from the influence of that era as we just saw by firing Mike Tannenbaum. Are the Jets so willing to climb right back into the Parcells tree?
8. Bent — Bent might have the most detailed understanding of the Jets roster, Jets cap space situation, and strengths and weaknesses of every player on the team. Bent would make the ideal choice and with the Jets looking at cost-cutting as much as possible in the wake of a number of firings, Bent's contract demands are pretty modest. Our reliable sources tell us Bent is demanding the following: a green card, a bigger TV screen on which to watch gametape and that British style Bubble & Squeak be available every day at the Jets cafeteria.
299. Mike Lombardi — Well … this one explains itself. But just in case, no one understands the salary cap and that of the Jets less than Mike Lombardi. No one gets it as consistently wrong as Lombardi does. For that reason, he is our Mister Irrelevant of the New York Jets GM Coaching search!


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"Devious Maids" star Dania Ramirez is pregnant with twins! The 33-year just posted a sonogram on her Instagram with the caption, "I am proud 2 Announce our 2 NEW BUNDLES OF JOY! Yes, I'm having TWINS! & No They Do not Belong 2 Mr.Spence. Lol! 13-5-22." toofab is the first outlet to report the happy news.
Check out the photo below -- you can kinda make out two babies.
While we're not sure what the numbers refer to (Dania has the sequence tattooed on her foot as well), "Mr. Spence" is the character she's having an affair with on "Devious Maids" -- Spence Westmore (played by former "Melrose Place" hunk Grant Show).
Dania's real-life husband is John Beverly "Bev" Amos Land. The two married last February in her native Dominican Republic.
Dania is best-known for playing Maya in "Heroes" and Callisto in "X-Men: The Last Stand."
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Submission NASA unplugs last mainframe->
coondoggie writes: "It's somewhat hard to imagine that NASA doesn't need the computing power of an IBM mainframe any more but NASA CIO posted on her blog today at the end of the month, the Big Iron will be no more at the space agency. NASA CIO Linda Cureton wrote: This month marks the end of an era in NASA computing. Marshall Space Flight Center powered down NASA's last mainframe, the IBM Z9 Mainframe."
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Wright's contract discussions hit snag over deferred money
The Mets and David Wright's agents are having a disagreement about deferred money in the proposed contract, Mike Puma reports in the New York Post, according to an industry source with knowledge of the negotiations.
Puma believes the contract offered to Wright translates to significantly less dollars in the short term, although its unclear as to how much money would be deferred.
Yesterday, Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports reported the Mets offered a seven-year contract extension, worth between $119-129 million beginning after 2013.
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This is actually a pretty big sticking point, since the Time Value of Money can significantly reduce how much cash ultimately ends up in Wright's bank account.
The way I understand this, similar to Johan Santana and other big-name free agents of the past, the Mets likely deferred money to be paid to Wright long after his deal expires. For instance, the present-day value of Santana's contract (when it was signed) was actually said to be $121 million, as opposed to the $136 million that was announced. Why? According to reports, $5 million of his salary was deferred annually at 1.25% compounded interest (payable starting seven years after the season in which the salary was earned). It's a nice, stable retirement plan, I suppose. But, it's also less cash-in-hand now, which may have gotten more than a 5% return had it been better invested.
It seems to be a recurring tactic with this Ownership. And, while Santana and others seemed to have no problem with it, clearly Wright does. That's his prerogative, especially if he believes he'd do a better job investing than the Mets. On the other hand, the Mets no doubt prefer to defer the payments so they have more capital on hand in the short-term (either to pay down debt or add new players to the roster).
Frankly, this is all a little technical for me. I simply want to see Wright sign a deal and I want the Mets to know how best to move forward on rebuilding the roster this winter. But, I get it. It's David's life and personal finances, and so I'd be a stickler too; and probably equally angry if it was all made public, as well.


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(2) provide leadership in the preservation of the prehistoric and historic resources of the United States and of the international community of nations and in the administration of the national preservation program in partnership with States, Indian tribes, Native Hawaiians, and local governments;
(3) administer federally owned, administered, or controlled prehistoric and historic resources in a spirit of stewardship for the inspiration and benefit of present and future generations;
(4) contribute to the preservation of nonfederally owned prehistoric and historic resources and give maximum encouragement to organizations and individuals undertaking preservation by private means;
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Source(Pub. L. 89–665, § 2, as added Pub. L. 96–515, title I, § 101(a),Dec. 12, 1980, 94 Stat. 2988; amended Pub. L. 102–575, title XL, § 4002,Oct. 30, 1992, 106 Stat. 4753.)
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Report: Disney wristbands could replace tickets
'Magic Band' rumored to serve as digital tickets
Published On: Oct 08 2012 07:11:46 PM EDT Updated On: Oct 09 2012 06:06:53 AM EDT
Disney parkgoers may not need a ticket to get into the parks much longer, by wearing a "Magic Band."
DigitalTrends.com reports representatives with Disney are seeking approval for a wristband that would be used as admission into its parks from the Federal Communications Commission.
The disposable, waterproof wristband is also rumored to serve as the guests' FastPasses and hotel room key, and allow guests to digitally load daily passes to the band.
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Festival of 1,000 Bikes, Great Britain
We had a nice little "mini-meet" of FHP board members as Patrick (French Owl) and myself were manning the Harley-Davidson Riders Club GB stand, and 45 Brit came along on the Saturday to introduce himself and have a chat.
My old WLC managed a 500 mile round trip, and five laps of the circuit, without much more trouble than an oiled plug in city traffic on the way, and the loss of a clutch arm retaining screw two miles from home. Patrick naturally went round the circuit a bit quicker and managed to pass me on the final lap!
And here's one of our club's stand; we won the trophy for "Best club display" so I can truthfully report the headline, "HARLEYS WIN AT MALLORY PARK RACES"!!
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This unit focuses on local plant species; students learn to identify common species and will examine their life cycle characteristics as evidence of climate change. Through the use of the national citizen science project titled Project BudBurst,... (View More) students explore the impacts of climate variation on plant species distribution. The unit is one of four under the Chicago Botanic Garden curriculum entitled, "Climate Change in My Backyard." (View Less)
In this unit, students investigate temperature cycles, tree rings, CO2 records, and the effects of CO2 on temperature, precipitation and cloud cover to determine the impacts of changing climate on forests. After gathering and analyzing local data,... (View More) students examine regional impacts and differences. The unit is one of four under the Chicago Botanic Garden curriculum entitled, "Climate Change in My Backyard." (View Less)
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This curriculum uses an inquiry-based Earth system science approach, and leverages Project BudBurst, a citizen science phenology project, to engage students in authentic research on plant and ecosystem responses to climate change. Students collect... (View More) local data then analyze that data in the context of NASA regional and global data sets and satellite imagery to understand their data in personal, regional, and global contexts. The curriculum is divided into four units: The Earth as a System; Identifying the key changing conditions of the Earth system; Earth system responses to natural and human induced changes; and Predicting the consequences of changes for human civilization. Each unit consists of several activities with accompanying teacher answer sheets. (View Less)
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Each lesson or activity in this toolkit is related to NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO). The toolkit is designed so that each lesson can be done independently, or combined and taught in a sequence. The Teacher Implementation Guide provides... (View More) recommendations for combining the lessons into three main strands: 1) Lunar Exploration. These lessons provide a basic introduction to Moon exploration. Note that this strand is also appropriate for use in social studies classes. 2) Mapping the Moon. These lessons provide a more in-depth understanding of Moon exploration through the use of scientific data and student inquiry. The lessons also include many connections to Earth science and geology. 3) Tools of Investigation. These higher-level lessons examine the role of technology, engineering and physics in collecting and analyzing data. (View Less)
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In this lesson, students will conduct labs to investigate three drivers of climate change: adding atmospheric greenhouse gases, melting glacial ice, and decreasing sea ice. Students, working in groups, will conduct experiments, connect them to... (View More) real-world data, and make posters to present their findings to the class. A teacher's guide, student worksheets, lab instructions, and a Powerpoint presentation (which incorporates related NASA videos) are included. This lesson uses the 5E instructional sequence. (View Less)
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This activity is about rocket shape and performance. Learners will test a rocket model and predict its motion. They will launch their rocket multiple times, make observations and record the distance it traveled. They will have the opportunity to... (View More) answer a research question by collecting and analyzing data related to finding out the best nose cone length and predicting the motion of their model rockets. The lesson models the engineering design process using the 5E instructional model and includes teacher notes, vocabulary, student journal and reading. (View Less)
This is an activity designed to develop a working definition of life. Learners will conduct a simple experiment, looking for signs of life in three different "soil" samples. The experiment introduces children to the difficulty that scientists face... (View More) in defining life. By observing the soil samples, participants try to determine if any contain signs of life and work to identify, refine, and create a set of characteristics that may be used to identify living versus nonliving things. The activity concludes with the development of a group definition of life. This group definition will be referred to in subsequent activities. It also includes specific tips within each activity for effectively engaging girls in STEM. This is activity 1 in Explore: Life on Mars? that was developed specifically for use in libraries. (View Less)
This is an activity about Earth's magnetic field. Learners will construct a soda bottle magnetometer, collect data, and analyze the results to detect magnetic storm events. Ideally, learners should collect data for at least a month. If several... (View More) months are available for data collection, this is ideal. This is the first activity as part of the iMAGiNETICspace: Where Imagination, Magnetism, and Space Collide educator's guide. Instructions for downloading the iBook educator's guide and the associated Transmedia book student guide are available at the resource link. (View Less)
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Video: Spiced Black Beans is a quick, nutritious option for lunch
(NEWS CENTER) -- Parents in the North Yarmouth and Cumberland school district want their kids to eat a well-balanced, nutritional lunch, and they're doing something about it.
They took it upon themselves to raise enough money to bring Chef Erin Dow to their schools and teach the staff how to prepare healthy, affordable meals. Lalla Carothers, a mother in North Yarmouth, and Chef Dow visited the Morning Report to talk about the success of this grassroots project.