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The State Controller, State Treasurer, State Department of Finance, County Superintendents of Schools, Auditors, and Treasurers are hereby notified that an apportionment has been made for regional occupational centers and programs that supported the direct support professional program, Item 6110-105-0001, 2008 Budget Act, Chapter 268, Statutes of 2008 (Assembly Bill 1781, Laird).
Chapter 171.................................................................................................. $ 2,647,000
Previous Apportionments.............................................................. $ 2,185,131
Less: Current Apportionment.......................................................... $ 263,875
Balance Available............................................................................................ $ 197,994
This apportionment is made in support of the administration of challenge tests and training courses to community care facilities direct support professionals, as identified on the monthly financial report submitted to the California Department of Education.
Warrants will be drawn on the State Treasury by the State Controller in favor of the County Treasurers as specified on the attached schedule. The County Treasurers are requested to deposit immediately the amount received to the General Fund of the local educational agency.
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Wednesday, November 11, 2009
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Inside the Fort, End of Day Inventory:
4 Plastic spider rings
1 Light up Crayon themed toothbrush
1 Green felt tip permanent marker, sans cap
Muffin crumbs, copious
1 Wooden hot dog
1 Red croc sandal, child size 10/11
1 Plush white horse, "Wallace"
1 Sony Ericsson cell phone, ringer has been muted
2 Pair Super Friends underpants, size 4
1 Red flashlight, on
1 Five year-old black Labrador Retriever-mix, "Daisy"
4 Matchbox-style NYPD police and rescue vehicles
Chewed celery, exact quantity unknown
1 Ride Along With Thomas electronic book, with 12 Sounds From the Island of Sodor
1 Set of keys including only existing key for red 1996 Volvo wagon
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Thank god he brought a change of underwear, because nowhere on that list did I see Port-O-Potty.ReplyDelete
PS - Sounds of Sodor Rocks Hard. Sir Toppum Hat wails on the drums.
Oh, goodie! you found the car keys!ReplyDelete
It's the underpants that worry me just a bit.ReplyDelete
And you found the phone. What a beautiful quilt!ReplyDelete
Thanks Juli. That phone is my nemesis. The quilt was handmade by my great grandmother and I adore it!ReplyDelete
It's amazing the things they find to hide in there. Why are the flashlights always left On?ReplyDelete
Good thing you found the key!
"Mom, I need my own place I think. It wont be far and I will still come over for dinner and do laundry if that's ok"ReplyDelete
Isn't it funny that we call them forts? Why is that? Some sort of holdover term from revolutionary times? Anyway, the "fort" is a blessing and a curse in our house. He loves to build and play in them but I'm SO done with folding up ALL our blankets and returning pillows to their appropriate bedrooms.ReplyDelete
lets be honest, is it really a "wooden" hot dog or a hot dog that got lost in the fort and is so old it looks like it's wooden:)ReplyDelete
Do not want to do the sniff test on "wooden" hot dog.ReplyDelete
Hey! That's more than I took to my first apartment. But it sounds like he's got all the important stuff covered. You may not see him for a few days, so make sure you leave fresh water out.ReplyDelete


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It was a pleasant June night, with a slight breeze blowing and the moon in full bloom as Ronny and Zelda slept in their small house, dreaming pleasant dreams.
But at about 2 a.m. Ronnie was awakened by a roaring car and screeching brakes. He then heard voices yelling in anger. He went out the door to see what was going on and although he couldn't see the people making the noise he could hear them. They were disturbing the whole neighborhood and so he started to yell at them to stop and take into consideration that others were sleeping. Within a few minutes the noise was gone and Ronny went back to bed snuggling next to Zelda.
About 4 a.m. a freight train came through town. Instead of passing through, as it usually does, it stopped on the tracks just outside of the neighborhood, with brakes screeching and engines whining when it started up again. This awoke Ronny, who was already out of sorts from the first noise disturbance and he went outside again. He saw that Freddie from next door was outside too and so was Tammy the neighbor on the other side of his house. They started discussing the evening and how much noise there had been. Soon they all went back to bed and slept soundly.
Well for a little while anyway.
At 5 a.m. the county's mosquito truck drove through the neighborhood with its loud equipment; first one way up the street, then the other. At that point Ronny and Zelda both got up and saw that all the neighbors were also looking out their doors and then they all started to talk about the noise that evening and how disturbing it had been.
That night, as pleasantly as it had begun, had ended with many getting little good sleep. Grumpy, they all complained to each other, just as any group of individuals in the same situation would.
Luckily for Ronny and Zelda, they got to sleep in that morning. But at about 11 a.m. as they were just recovering from the night of noise, their friend Nelson came by. As he approached the house Ronny could see he didn't have a very happy look on his face. However his voice covered his true feelings.
"Ronny, Zelda, how would you like to go for a ride with me this morning?" he asked.
Zelda loved going with Nelson and she jumped right in and said yes. Nelson had pulled his truck up outside and they all piled into the front seat. Soon they were tearing down the road with tunes blaring from the XM radio and Nelson was singing to some of them.
"Guess you guys had kind of a rough night with all that noise didn't ya?" queried Nelson.
Ronny gave him an affirmative on that and continued to listen to the music as they drove.
"Got to make a stop here," said Nelson as they pulled up to a metal building on a desert road. "Want to come in with me?"
Ronny and Zelda loved being with Nelson so they jumped out and went in with him. They had never been to this place before. There was a nice lady at the front counter who talked with Nelson about some business, but Ronny wasn't listening because he was looking at a poster on the wall that had all kinds of breeds of dogs on it.
"This is Jill," said Nelson as he pointed to the lady at the counter. "Can you stay here for a while; I have some other business to do."
Nelson had often introduced them to new friends and left them to get acquainted, so that was nothing new. They were happy to get to know her.
Nelson was gone for a long time, so Jill let Ronny and Zelda go in a back room where the air was cool; a good respite from the hot summers day. Then a nice man came in and talked with them for a few minutes.
Late that afternoon Nelson returned to pick up Ronny and Zelda. They were asleep in the cool room and Nelson and the nice man carried them out to the truck. Soon they were back home but as Nelson pulled up in front, the two came out of their sleep. Ronny suddenly realized how sore his throat was; he thought maybe he was getting sick. Nelson helped them into their house and as they went in Freddie came out of his house and said "Hi."
Neither Ronny, nor Zelda could answer. They no longer had the ability to speak and express themselves. All that came out was a harsh rasp that hurt.
"I'm sorry I had to do this," said Nelson as he hugged both Ronny and Zelda. Their tails wagged. "But if I hadn't the whole kennel could have been closed down. You guys were just too noisy for some of the neighbors."
Nelson started to walk away and then he turned to them.
"It seems people can be as loud and as obnoxious as they want no matter the time of day," he said. "I just wonder how those same people would feel if someone required that their vocal cords be cut out because what they said and how they said it disturbed someone?"


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Alexandra Cousteau, granddaughter of French explorer and filmmaker Jacques-Yves Cousteau, will speak Saturday at Clarkson University.
Ill be talking about exploration and sharing stories about my expeditions around North America and the world and what it means to live on a planet where water is our most critical and precious resource, she said.
Ms. Cousteau, 36, has followed in the footsteps of her grandfather and her father, Philippe Cousteau, a documentary filmmaker, by dedicating her life to the study and appreciation of water. While the Cousteau family is known most for its work in the worlds oceans, she chose to focus on lakes, streams and other freshwater bodies.
What we are doing is a logical evolution of where my grandfathers work was going, she said. I am not interested in the freshwater work per se, but in the interconnectivity of our waterways
Ms. Cousteau founded Blue Legacy, a Washington, D.C., nonprofit that educates people on the importance of their freshwater resources using social media.
I started it in 2008 to look at the interconnectivity of our water resources, she said. I came back to the states after living several years in Central America looking at marine conservation issues. I realized when I came back that there is a difference between understanding global issues and understanding the issues happening in our backyard. We think the global water crisis is a big trend, but we dont realize that it is happening in our local communities as well.
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Ms. Cousteau said that many environmentally minded people think of the ocean and marine life when considering water resources, but freshwater resources are also important.
We tend to measure the difference between fresh waters and oceans by one thing, salinity, but I dont think it is the best measure of what our water bodies are, she said. They are systems that cover everything from the mountains to the ocean.
While the north country doesnt face the water shortages experienced in desert regions such as the southwestern United States, where a population boom drains the Colorado River Basin, Ms. Cousteau said issues of water quality, ecology and access are still of great importance.
We need to stop and look at what is happening in our own back yards. The St. Lawrence has a lot of problems, she said. The beluga whales that live in the lower St. Lawrence are considered hazardous waste. When they die, people come in hazmat suits to remove them because they are considered toxic.
The St. Lawrence River is harnessed for industrial and commercial purposes, as a generator of electricity and as an important transportation route linking the Great Lakes and Atlantic Ocean, but it is also part of an ecosystem stretching from Minnesota to Quebec. It ranks third among North American rivers in average water discharge, with only the Mississippi and MacKenzie river systems besting it.
A lot of places that feel like they are water rich are polluted and are not being managed properly, she said. Having a lot of water doesnt necessarily mean that water is safe. We need to be more mindful of what we are putting in our water and how we protect it. For example, the Clean Water Act protects our water but is currently under fire.
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It's the last Monday in May, and that means Memorial Day.First begun to honor Union soldiers who died during the Civil War, the holiday expanded after World War I to include those who died in any war or military action
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A program at Newland Elementary School at 10 a.m. will have Avery County High School JROTC busy. A 4 p.m. parade that begins at Lowes Foods and ends at Avery Square will round out the holiday in Avery County.
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In the first two weeks of summer vacation, several Hutchinson County youth golfers have been busy on the links competing in Junior Northern Texas PGA golf tournaments in Amarillo.
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Rachel L. Chasteen-Trammell 71, of Borger died Tuesday, June 12, 2012 at her home.
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Mrs. Trammell was born on April 13, 1941 in Amarillo to Thomas and Allie Chasteen. She moved to Borger in 1979. She was a homemaker and loved spending time with her family.
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The very nature of elections, with all the state and local folks (if your area is lucky enough to have folks, rather than politicians) running, is that you may, in some way, be disappointed. Throw in the presidential race and the measures, propositions up for votes, and this only increases the odds you'll be blue 'bout something. Quite frankly, I am rubbed wrong on a number of issues. Disappointed not about everything, but certain votes; big or small, my business, which I shall keep anonymous.
But this fact remains- I believe in America, I believe in the West. We've a country, a way of thinking that rivals, if not outcompetes, anything out there. And to this idea, I cling. I have no other choice. Perhaps I am the man lolling down whatever the river's called before the Niagara Falls. (Niagara River? I have never heard of that waterway if so.) Perhaps we're all in the inner-tube together. That we are one wave away from going over the wet drop. I surely hope not. I consider myself a realist. That whatever challenges curve ahead of us, we will shoulder them. And the country or state or town may not be on the path I would choose, but it is on the road the majority have chosen. And I respect all Americans, however temporarily blinded they may be.
There is a sadness, somewhat, not in the winners of the offices, but in the choices of celebrities who have outed themselves as rabidly against my chosen candidates, propositions, or measures. So with that in mind, I've decided to never again spend a dollar in support of any project they are involved. Yes, we live in capitalistic society and yes, I am voting with my dollar. I've turned a blind eye at times to go to a movie featuring an actor or actress outspoken in his or her beliefs. No longer will that be the case. The public made you rich and the opposite can be true. You want to graphitti the internet with how you view the world, I support withholding the very dollars that bought you that venomous spraypaint.
Sure, I am one guy. And even though I think I make a lot of money, it still is very little. Small enough to be considered just above the lower-middle class according to the geniuses here. And my money will never be spent towards those who made public their disrespect. (Irony, it lives. I've been humming a song tonight by an artist quite extreme in his political views. Copperhead Road. . .)
My selfish worry is about the Navy. I can only be taxed to a certain point. I'll always probably (maybe, hopefully) have money to take home. But what becomes the Navy? If need be, I'll take a permanent pay freeze. With the only raise coming as an advancement in rank. This requires no thought. None at all. I think I speak for a lot of guys in uniform. That if personnel pay is a high ticket item, we can surely shoulder a slight reduction. What about ships? Could we not save the Big E from the mothball fleet? The USS Enterprise would save the cost of a new carrier and I've heard stories about her capabilities in her prime that boggled my mind.
Should us military guys take on these burdens, other folks need to as well. Starting with welfare recipients. It should not be a generational situation. When I read of three consecutive generations of one family on welfare, I shudder. That, to me, is (chosen) slavery. You are captive, hook, line and lots of sinker, to the government. I too, am in a relationship with the government, and I deploy at her whim, but it's not akin to slavery.
I had better stop. I've all sorts of opinions (on every item in the budget), yet I always endeavor, with varying rates of success, to be apolitical here. I have a shemagh near my computer that I tie over my eyes when I start writing about a balanced budget, tort reform, immigration, or term limits. And women's issues. Which don't exist, not in a feminine vacuum as such. All issues we share- do we not have sisters, wives, and mothers? There are no such men's issues. And spending! All this spending is giving drunken sailors good names. Ach, there I go again. I know this is a vanilla post, with traces perhaps of pecan praline. I really wanted to write something about the rocky road we are on, but it is not my place.
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In the old days it was easy. Grades in school were simple: A,B,C,D,E.
People who got an A knew they were close to the top of their class. A C grade meant a student was "average." An E grade (or in some systems an F) meant that the student had failed that subject.
Grades came on a report card and that card usually gave grades for both scholarship (or skill) and for citizenship. Often students who got a C in math for example could still get an A in citizenship because the teacher felt the student did his or her work, and behaved in class. Some of that grade in citizenship also came from whether the teacher felt the student was working to their capacity as well.
Grading was easy to understand, probably because everyone had used that system since the beginning of American education.
But like everything else in the world, grading has changed.
"Parents want to treat the marks we give students today like they did the A,B,C system," said Carbon School District Superintendent David Armstrong. "But it isn't the same."
The newer type of report card (now called a standards based progress report) is largely a result of the No Child Left Behind initiative put forth by the president. The reports to parents are based on standards, not on grades. Presently these kinds of progress reports only run up through the sixth grade. Seventh through 12th grade students still have letter grades on which to base student achievement.
"The report parents receive for elementary grade children is now standard across the state, and I think it is a much more valid indicator of student achievement than letter grades were," said the superintendent. "It is designed to inform the teacher, administration, student and in particular parents about the concepts a child has acquired or not acquired."
But specifically how are the new report cards different from those of the past?
First in the traditional report cards the subjects that are being evaluated are listed by name. In the new progress reports the major subjects are themselves defined by curriculum or content standards.
Secondly, in the traditional report cards the letters A-E reflected an individual teachers expectations, student effort and achievement. This often led to students getting a high grade in a subject when they had one teacher and a much lower grade when they had another teacher the next year. In other words it was somewhat subjective. In the new reports numerical values indicate the mastery of grade level standards. In addition both scholastic and skills achievement are reported separately from the effort a student might give.
Third, in many cases under the older system, class content was driven by the textbook being used in the class or by the teachers central belief on what should be taught. This can bring a great deal of difference to what a child is being taught in one class to another, from one school to another and from one district to another. In the standards based progress report the curriculum and instruction are aligned with the state and district standards that have been approved and agreed upon.
"It used to be if you were a student in a class with 30 kids and you got an A you figured you were doing better than the other 28 or 29 students in the class," said Armstrong. "But that was based on comparisons to others achievement rather than the actual concept of what was being learned."
In the past some teachers graded on a curve or on a hard scale. The curve meant someone who had the highest score on a test in a class could get a score such as 82 and get an A. On the other hand some tested by a set scale that said if no one got above a 90 on an exam there would be no A's given.
"In the case of this new system the knowledge a student has must align with the standards for them to meet their grade level," stated Armstrong. "It creates a situation where it is very clear what needs to be taught ... and what needs to be learned."
The standard progress reports use the numbers 1-4 as gradients and it breaks down the various subjects into sub-categories to be sure that students know where they are at within the subject matter, as well as overall.
Armstrong explained that the numbers work like this.
A four on a progress report means that a student is beyond his class and is working on next years standards or above.
A three means that a student is working at the grade level on that particular aspect of a subject matter.
A two says that a student is not on grade level, and probably about a year behind. That would indicate that some type of intervention is needed by both the school and the parents to bring the level up to a 3.
A one shows that a student is two or more years behind in that area of a subject. They are not on grade level now, and they probably won't be next year either.
"When a student is in that position it takes a lot of intervention to get them up to grade level," said the superintendent.
In the scholastic and skills area the progress reports looks at multiple areas within one subject. Using a fifth grade progress report in particular, a good example of this is the reading/comprehension section. The progress report doesn't just give a grade in general to whether a student can read and understand what they read, but also has categories that include using phonics and word analysis to decode words, demonstrates grade level vocabulary development, reads the grade level test fluently, comprehends the grade level reading and if they can monitor and correct their own reading. Each of these areas gets a one, two, three or four. In this way the students weaknesses can be exposed and can be given extra attention.
The most comprehensive and complicated part of that fifth grade progress report is the mathematics section. It lists five different areas in which a student is judged (Number sense and operations, algebra and computing, measurement and geometry, statistics, data analysis and probability and mathematical reasoning). Each of these categories also have their own set of values that must be graded as well. Again this gives the teacher, student and parent a chance to find the areas where a child is deficient.
Despite the fact this program seems to have it's definite advantages, many in education and in communities across the state don't like it.
"Making change is very hard, even when it is for the better," said Armstrong. "I would like to see this same type of system in the secondary schools as well, but there is a lot of opposition to that idea."
Armstrong says that many parents still see the numbers on the progress reports the same as they did letter grades, but that in time they will recognize the difference.
In the area on the progress report that deals with what most people used to call "citizenship" there are four values the student can be given; (O) outstanding, (S) satisfactory, (I) improving, (U) unsatisfactory. Again there are four main areas of evaluation (study habits, behavior, programs, interventions) and each of those have subdivisions as well. There is also a place on the report for teacher comments as well.
Probably the most important part of the report is the fact that it breaks down for parents where a child's weaknesses are. Those weaknesses if left unchecked, can often create major problems in a child's later education. If those weaknesses are found early, intervention from all angles can take place. And if parents understand the report, it can help them to aid their child in their education in specific ways, rather than just using a shotgun approach with the problem.
"It's essential parents become involved in their kids education," says Richard Wood, testing coordinator for Carbon District. "Education is the best legacy we can give children. It's as if we are in business together; to give our kids the best education we can provide."
Editors note: This is the fourth in a series of five stories concerning testing, academics, goals and outcomes in Utah schools in general and in the Carbon School District in particular.


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To celebrate her site's 1st birthday, she's hosting the mother of all giveaways -- "30 Days of Giveaways".
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Just this week, Kelly listed an iron valued at $200. Wow. I sure could use that one.
The good news is that the deadline for all 30 prizes isn't until April 15th, so you're not too late to throw your hat in the ring for any of them. So what are you waiting for? Head on over to I Have a Notion and get your giveaway on. Tell Kelly that Quilt Dad sent ya'!
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The model numbers are CECH-4000A and CECH-4000B; the current model number is CECH-3000. Thus, this new model would usher in the 4000 seres.
The FCC label position on the CECH-4000 PS3 is different. While the filing does not specifically mention dimensions, there have been rumors (via Eurogamer) of a thinner machine.
During the end of the PS2's lifespan, Sony released a super compact (and cheaper) PlayStation 2. While the PS3 already got a thinner version, it's certainly seems plausible that Sony would release a super slim.
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Swedish health system works but likely not in U.S.
Professor Frank is an economist who teaches at Cornell University's Johnson Graduate School of Management in Ithaca, N.Y. (and no relation of Herald City Editor Robert Frank). He is also the author of "The Winner-Take-All Society," far and away the best and most readable analysis of how income distribution got so lopsided in our country.
In a recent essay he described the Swedish health care system as more efficient -- and, of course, it is. Based on measureable outcomes such as life expectancy and infant mortality the system in Sweden outperforms ours. Moreover, its annual cost per person less than half of what it is in our country.
Based on Frank's accurate description, we wouldn't need a free chicken dinner and a compulsory sales presentation to buy in. Our first reaction is, "Where do we sign?" How could we possibly pass up a chance to get a better system at half the cost?
The truth is that he might be right, and the Swedish system might work here -- but as the line in the Randy Newman song goes, "I don't think so."
We cannot simply import and install the Swedish system transmitting it to everyone's computer like the latest Windows software update. Somebody would have to sit down and design a U.S. system that had all of the key characteristics of the Swedish model. We've already seen what a bull-headed, read-it-later, majority political party can do with health care design, but let's assume that we won't do it that way again.
The first problem for a designer involves "scalability." taking a prototype or small system and expanding it into a big one.
As so many private businesses, government agencies, and the U.S. military have found out, expanding a small, successful operation into a large, successful one isn't as easy as it is on a spread sheet. And, compared with our needs, the Swedish system is quite small. Their total population is less than half the size of the TV audience in the New York City metropolitan area.
Our two populations have some very different characteristics, also. Until recent changes in immigration policies, for example, Sweden had a textbook example of a homogeneous population where everyone was native-born and shared a common culture, language and economic system. By comparison, in most American cities an average classroom looks like a U.N. General Assembly photo-op.
Swedes are, on average, healthier than we are, too. Our self-indulgent ways have all too visibly affected our diet, our shape and our health.
We are a nation of immigrants and take pride in that, despite the problems that come with it. We are also, though, a nation of complainers, protesters, and litigants and each of these characteristics has shaped our current medical system and its costs. More importantly, they are likely to continue to influence any system we adopt, including Obamacare.
Our characteristic lack of acceptance of things as they are has been a major factor in our nation's founding and is a continuing influence on our inventiveness, entrepreneurial spirit, and economic growth. Fitting this into a Swedish-style health care system, though, won't be easy.
One thing that we have gotten used to, also, is leadership in health care. The U.S. system, with all of its excesses, has been responsible for the lion's share of medical discoveries and developments that have transformed miraculous cures into everyday occurrences.
It is much more difficult for a single-payer system -- what used to be called socialized medicine -- to develop, harness and focus the resources that nourish productivity and innovation. These things need the inquiring and unaccepting minds that government bureaucracies actively or passively discourage.
Whether Americans will accept the surrender of our leadership role and a much slower pace of medical progress in exchange for a health care system that promises lower costs is a question that only the future can answer. Given our past behavior, though, it doesn't seem likely.
Frank has certainly identified a key element in the economic success of the Swedish system: Virtually all doctors are hospital employees. As employees in the U.S. then, physicians would presumably be just like the workers surveyed in the recent Gallup poll, in which 70 percent are either "going through the motions" or "actively disengaged" at work. Now, there's something to look forward to the next time you're sick.
Despite all the problems with importing the Swedish health care system to the U.S., Frank is still right. We can learn a lot from them about medical services delivery and shouldn't simply accept either our current system or Obamacare as they are.
James McCusker is a Bothell economist, educator and consultant. He also writes a monthly column for the Herald Business Journal.
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The state had budgeted just over $900 million for General Purpose Aid to Education (GPA) this year, and the Education Commissioner says the $12.5 million of curtailment cuts will average one percent or less for most school district. But Commissioner Steve Bowen also acknowledges that the cuts are likely to impact school programs that directly affect students.
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It wasn't pretty, but then again it didn't have to be. Whether it was a Tampa Bay Lightning defenseman putting the puck in his own net or goalie Mike Smith's inability to control the bouncing biscuit, the Rangers didn't have to do much on the offensive end to get on the scoreboard.
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Prust began the scoring with a hardworking goal that found it's way through Smith. The line of Jody Shelley, Artem Anisimov, and Prust have been very successful and noticeable the past few games. In fact, it has allowed Head Coach John Tortorella to use all four lines more frequently, which could pay dividends later in the season and playoffs should they get in.
Marc Staal scored his second in as many games as his wrist shot got behind the dazed Lightning goalie.
Vinny Prospal and Brandon Dubinsky both scored to end the first period 4 - 0. Prospal found the puck behind the net and got to the slot, putting a backhand under Smith. On the power play, Dan Girardi fed Dubinsky whose shot bounced a bit and eventually found its way to the back of the net off of Lightning defender Kurtis Foster.
The hardworking Aaron Voros topped the scoring with a goal in the third period, similar in style to Prospal's.
Henrik Lundqvist made 30 saves for the shutout, many of them with the Lightning forwards standing on the doorstep.
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A Computer-Based Parent/Adolescent HIV Communication Intervention for Latinos
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The purpose of this study is to examine the efficacy of a brief culturally appropriate and theory-based parental communication intervention designed to improve parent-adolescent sexual communication and reduce adolescent sexual risk behavior.
Behavioral: Computer-based parent-adolescent HIV communication
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Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Crossover Assignment
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Primary Purpose: Prevention
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|A Computer-Based Parent/Adolescent HIV Communication Intervention for Latinos
- general parent-adolescent communication, parent-adolescent sexual risk communication, comfort with communication [ Time Frame: pretest, 1 week, 3 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
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Experimental: Computer based intervention
Participants receive content about adolescent sexual risk and HIV prevention, strategies to support sexual specific communication and parent-adolescent communication in general.
Behavioral: Computer-based parent-adolescent HIV communication
The parental intervention consists of a 60 minute computer-based program delivered in two sessions (one per week). The DVD ROM provides information about adolescent sexual risk and HIV prevention, strategies to support sexual specific communication and parent-adolescent communication in general. The computer based education program is provided in Spanish.
Other Name: Cuidalos
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Participants will receive the computer based intervention at 3 months follow-up
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Latino adolescents are at high risk for contracting HIV/AIDS. Few individual and even fewer parent interventions have been developed to address this persistent problem. Parent communication interventions provide an opportunity to enhance individual adolescent based approaches. However, there is a need for theory and culture based interventions focused on Latino parents. The program implemented in this study was designed for parents, to indirectly help reduce the health risks of their adolescents, including unintended pregnancy and STDs, including HIV/AIDS. The study has three aims regarding the examination of whether the computer based parental communication intervention is 1) associated with a greater increase in parents' comfort with, and quantity of communication; 2) associated with a greater increase in adolescents' intentions to abstain from sex and/or avoid unprotected intercourse and decreased self-reported intercourse and unprotected intercourse; and 3) feasible and acceptable to Spanish dominant Latino parents and their adolescent children.
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North country contractors who were fined for breaking state law on home improvement contracts say they could lose future customers because of a recent announcement suggesting they ripped customers off.
But in reality, contractors say, most of the three dozen businesses from St. Lawrence, Jefferson, and Lewis counties cited this month by the state attorney generals office were guilty of only minor violations they didnt realize they had committed. That wasnt obvious to the public, however, because their names were lumped together in a list that didnt include what they were cited for and how much they were fined.
Local contractors were among 211 businesses statewide fined for a range of violations associated with Article 36-A of General Business Law. They ranged from failure to provide basic information on written contracts, failure to place homeowners money in separate bank accounts before projects are finished and failure to honor work agreements. Fines ranged from $300 to $1,500, depending on violations.
Contractors say the states announcement misled the public by suggesting they were engaged in dishonest business practices, but most werent aware of the rules they needed to follow. This spring, the attorney generals office requested contractors to send three copies of written homeowner agreements to ensure they were accurate, said Rick J. Davidson, owner of Davidsons Painting in Clayton. He was surprised when the business received a letter ordering the business to pay a $350 fine due to problems with its written homeowner contract. If fines werent paid, the letter stated, the state threatened to investigate the businesss past six years of contracts for violations.
We didnt understand this law because it was new to us, he said.
The business was directed to make minor revisions to its contract form and send it back, Mr. Davidson said. It was told, for instance, to add a space for the time and date on the form. He also agreed to open an escrow account in which customers payments will be held until projects are completed.
But Mr. Davidson, who has owned his business for 22 years, was taken aback when the state announced the names of the contractors. Hes already been questioned by several customers about the news.
We have a good track record of business, and they made us look like weve had awful contracts or never had written contracts, he said. A lot of contractors are now fuming. Every one of these guys have done good work, and none of them should be on this list. Next time they do something like this, they should not come out with such a bad portrayal of good contractors. And they made it look like they did a widespread investigation, but we were the ones who sent in the contracts.
The attorney generals office defended its decision to announce the violations, pointing out that contractors are responsible to know state law. But it declined to respond when asked why names were listed together without naming specific violations. The Times published the list on Aug. 16.
When contractors fail to obey the law, too often consumers pay the price, said Deputy Press Secretary Robert Middaugh in an email. The attorney general will continue fighting to protect consumers hard-earned dollars and ensure that contractors are held accountable.
Another small business fined for not using a written homeowner contract to do business was JMS Mechanical Contractors, Ogdensburg. It never saw a need to develop an official contract because its policy is to accept payments from customers only after projects are finished, providing invoices to them at that time, said owner Jeffrey M. Skelly. His 27-year-old company has had only about $3,000 in uncollected customer payments over its lifetime, despite that policy.
Mr. Skelly fined $300 for not having an escrow account or written contract didnt know about the state law. He hired a lawyer to fight the action, but acquiesced after paying $2,000 in legal fees.
They should have sent us an information packet to make us aware of this. Then, there would have been no reason to investigate us in the first place, he said. Because we didnt want to plead guilty, they said they were going to ruin my company and fine us for tens of thousands. I shouldnt feel afraid of my government, but to pay $225 an hour for a lawyer to fight someone with unlimited resources is scary.
Mr. Skelly is now concerned hell lose future customers who may have read the states announcement. The 12-man company hired two employees this year due to its growing customer base, he said. But a slowdown in busines he attributes to the states news release could make it challenging to keep them employed.
If Ive had 20 people whove read this news and will never call us because they havent had us work, jobs could be in jeopardy, Mr. Skelly said. The hardest part for us is to get into peoples doors and show them were different than other contractors.
Some of the state rules also werent known by Bernard M. Bertrand, owner of Bertrands Construction, Ogdensburg. He was cited because the businesss contract did not include a provision allowing homeowners to back out of a contract three days after signing, or a mechanics lien giving the business authority to pursue uncollected customer payments in court. The 62-year-old, whos owned the business 32 years, also didnt have an escrow account to place advance payments from customers.
Mr. Bertrand, who paid a $300 fine, was pleased mistakes were corrected by the investigation. But he said violations could have been easily avoided if state guidelines were clearly explained to contractors.
I dont have time to spend a week on the computer to go over all of these regulations, he said. It seems like there is a better way they can communicate these rules. They could send us a postcard in the mail saying, Here are 10 things you can do to avoid violations. This was a money grab.
Watertown contractor Griffin Roofing paid a $300 fine because it failed to include a phone number and project-completion dates on contracts. Owner Gary L. Denesha said the states announcement should have included corresponding violations with names of businesses to avoid misleading the public. While some contractors intentionally abuse the system, he said, they cant be identified if specific violations arent made public. While Griffin Roofing isnt expecting to lose any current customers due to the announcement, he said, it could deter new customers from visiting.
We were cited for not having a phone number on the contract, but the news made it sound like some contractors were ripping customers off, Mr. Denesha said. Thats an entirely different ball game. We wouldnt have been here 85 years by ripping customers off.
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