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Suppose i've got two tables: one with musiccd's and one with musicgroups (this is just example to explain my problem):
table musiccd:
- musiccd_id (autonum)
- musiccd_name (varchar)
- musiccd_group1 (integer) (points to musicgroup_id in table musicgroup, will always be filled in as there is always at least one musicgroup which has made the cd)
- musiccd_group2 (integer) (points to musicgroup_id in table musicgroup) (this can be empty and it is only filled in when two groups did a cooperation on the same CD)
table musicgroup:
- musicgroup_id
- musicgroup_name
Suppose that every musiccd added will have at least one musicgroup (so musiccd_group1 will always be filled in and pointing to musicgroup_id in table musicgroups).
So far so good. I've got this working with inner joins.
Problem starts when two groups cooperate on the same CD (this can happen but not a lot of times). And now i'm running into problems. Suppose that i want to have a list with all musiccd's and the groups who have made it. How do i put this into my SQL.
SELECT musiccd.musiccd_name, musiccd.group_name
FROM musiccd INNER JOIN musicgroup ON
musiccd.musiccd_group1 = musicgroup.musicgroup_id
But what about the second group?
Thanks for any help as this has me puzzled.

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ASSAULT - BRASHER FALLS - Winthrop-based state police charged Bailey V. Miller, 16, of Winthrop with third-degree assault at 10:35 a.m. Tuesday after she reportedly struck another teenage female Tuesday morning at St. Lawrence Central High School in the town of Lawrence.
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La Sportiva
Python Climbing Shoe
In Stock Product Number: 26116
The Python was built specifically for our climbing team to satisfy the need for the perfect comp shoe. The ideal tool for high level modern climbing where you need sticky rubber over the toes and full rubber coverage on the outside of the heel for technical heel hooks. The Python has an added tension strap for lower volume feet that can't get a good fit in a slipper. Unlined and super sensitive for technical smears, scums and body tension moves where your feet are barely on the wall.
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Weight: 7.05 oz/200 g
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Comments about La Sportiva Python Climbing Shoe:
I've been happy with my Jokers but decided to try something a little more aggressive. My climbing partner has Pythons so I decided to give them a go.
I ordered one size down (as recommended) and at first was rather disappointed because my toes were so scrunched up they were agony to wear.
However, from the first time I used them I could balance and lock onto crimps and nuggets that otherwise I would have slipped off of and could really see their power. Putting my Jokers back on felt like I was climbing in bedroom slippers – comfy, but not great for climbing.
Now after a few visits to the gym they are stretching out (as all the reviews said they would) and I'm adapting to them well. I wouldn't do multi pitch in them, but for assaulting a sport route and getting to really exploit every tiny pocket and miniscule edge and stick to a surface like a suction cup, they are without equal.
(if your feet sweat a lot, the material WILL turn your feet orange the first few times)
- Was this a gift?:
- No
- Bright
- Comfortable
- Heel
Best Uses
- Bouldering
- Heel hooking
- Looking stylish
- Not Slab Climbing
- Steep Climbing
Comments about La Sportiva Python Climbing Shoe:
Sizing: I have owned 4 pairs of Sportiva shoes and I think the best sizing is to go 2 European sizes down on their shoes that are made of leather. This was good for my Miura VS, Solution, and no the Python. I went 3 sizes down on another pair of solutions, and my foot was way too cramped. All of this is my preference too, so take with a grain of salt.
Performance: First off let me say that I was never a person that though a shoe was a game changer for climbing - meaning I didn't think a shoe would help me in any particular way that was really noticeable. However, this shoes heel is so spectacular that I have to comment. I have been working on a pretty tough boulder problem in my gym with a really technical heel hook that required a lot of pulling with the heel on a small hold, far away, and around a little arête. The solution heel was too big and always slipped off, My Evolv Predator G2 heel was way too loose and held only once, and the Miura heel just plain slipped. After receiving this shoe I got on the problem and stuck the move the first time I tried and it shocked me so much that I fell off the problem. I repeated and heel held solid, time after time after time. Bottom line, the best heel I have felt so far.
Comfort/Feel: The shoe is very comfortable and pretty sensitive through the toe. I love the feel and feedback I get from the shoe and the Vibram Grip2 rubber is awesome. I would not recommend these for slab climbing unless your toes are uber strong as they do not provide a lot of support like a Grandstone would.
Overall: a great bouldering/steep climb shoe. I would buy again and would definitely recommend to anyone looking such a shoe. Slip on feels great by itself and the backup of the strap is a nice feature. Wish I could have this heel on a solution platform.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
- Aesthetically Pleasing
- Comfortable
- Good price
- Precise
Best Uses
- Mid-length Sport Climbs
- Technical bouldering
Comments about La Sportiva Python Climbing Shoe:
- They fit slightly larger than my last pair of La Sportivas', so my sizing is a little off. I am climbing great in them anyway.
- The flexible arch makes steeper climbing a little more strenuous, but barely noticeable.
- The sharp toe is awesome
- The rubber on the heel paired with the fit of the shoe is making for the most stable heel-hooking I've done to date.
- High Quality Build
- Sensitive
- Break-in time
Best Uses
- Bouldering
- Steep sport climbing
Comments about La Sportiva Python Climbing Shoe:
As advertised, this is a an ultra-sensitive shoe for steep terrain. To make the most of it, you will need lots of toe strength. If this is your first pair of sensitive shoes, you will have to be patient until your toes get stronger. Trust me, you won't regret it!
Because they are made in leather, they stretch quite a bit (size them tight, but not painfully tight). But after the break-in period, these shoes will be perfectly molded to your feet! As a bonus, leather shoes don't smell nearly as bad as synthetic ones.
In a nutshell, I love them for steep terrain. Because they are so soft, they are not ideal for slabs. I have another pair for that.
- Comfortable
- Good Fit
- Great heel
- Similar to Cobras
- Stretch a little
- Velcro
- Toes are still painful
Best Uses
- Bouldering
- Heel hooking
- Toe hooking
Comments about La Sportiva Python Climbing Shoe:
Bought Pythons in the same size as my Cobras. Overall, I am very pleased with the shoe - I only boulder. I should have gotten 0.5 sizes larger since the Pythons don't seem to stretch as much as the Cobras did. There is a definite improvement in toe/heel hooking (as in, heel hooking is possible). Shoes feel a little more sensitive than the Cobras. Still feel like a slipper but the velcro ensures that my feet stay snug. Love the shoes!
- Light
- Snazzy
- Sticky
- Velcro
Best Uses
- Climbing rocks
Comments about La Sportiva Python Climbing Shoe:
They're a solid 1 size larger than Solutions marked at the same size, otherwise, i love them
- Quick break-in
- Sensitive
- Soft leather
- Stellar Heel-Hooks
- Heel height
- Velcro Sewn Spots
Best Uses
- Heel Hooks
- Indoor climbing
- Outdoor climbing
- Steep Terrain
Comments about La Sportiva Python Climbing Shoe:
I love climbing shoes. I have too many climbing shoes. And of all of the ones I've had so far, these are definitely my favorites. I've been a huge fan of the La Sportiva Miuras, and these are a step ahead in my book.
Python Size 39
Other shoes:
- Street shoe 9.5 -- slightly narrow/low volume foot
- Evlov Talon G2 - 9
- La Sportiva Miura - 39*
- 5.10 Projects 9
- Mad Rock Demon 2.0 - 9.5
* probably a half size too small
===== Pros =====
**First thing I noticed out of the box was that the leather on this shoe is extremely soft. Immediately after putting this on, it felt more friendly towards the foot than my Miuras did out of the box.
**Sensitivity has been pretty good. Not quite as sensitive as the 5.10 Projects or Blackwings, but better than the others listed, and any other shoes I've used.
**After a week or so of climbing, shoe seemed to have stretched and fit to foot. Hasn't stretched much since then.
**Heel-hooking is STELLAR. I was skeptical, but my current project requires a good amount of left and right heel hooks, and I'm amazed at how tight the heel holds to my foot. When I remove the shoe, there's a *suction* sound that comes when it pops of my heel, probably due to the slingshot rand.
===== Cons =====
**Height of the heel is just a little high, and if I set the heel in the shoe wrong, it puts pressure on my Achilles. A quick adjustment fixes this.
**The part where the velcro straps are sewn on on the inside of the shoe protrudes about 2mm, and the corners of the square leather piece can occasionally put pressure on the inside of my heel, below the ankle-bone.
Love these shoes, and the sizing was perfect. The Miuras in a 39 will go on my foot, but it's rather unpleasant even after break-in. Got these the same size, and they fit perfectly. Still a shoe that I'll take off after 2-3 climbs, but not uncomfortable on the first time in a session. After a long night of climbing and foot-swelling, the shoe gets tight, but, again, not too uncomfortable. Awesome heel-hooks, and sensitive enough for overhangs.
Typical bleeding of the dye onto my skin, just a slight orange hue.
Definitely will be buying more of these shoes, they're the first ones I reach for in my bag (that has too many shoes...) and the last ones I take off every day.


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YAKIMA, Wash. -- A bar bet over a game of pool is what police say is behind the early morning murder inside a Downtown Yakima bar. Police say the two men who lost the bet killed the man who won. They're now in custody.
Repairmen work to replace the broken window at Brews and Cues along South Second Street. A place police say was a murder scene hours earlier.
Investigators reported 23-year-old Justin Flick-Grange was shot three times inside the bar. Jay Shine told us he lost a friend.
"Shocked, just you know got messing with the wrong people and that's a tricky line to walk," said Jay Shine.
Detectives said things went bad over a game of pool. Flick-Grange made a bet against two other men.
"The victim won the game and apparently the suspects didn't have the money to pay," said YPD Spokesperson Captain Rod Light.
Police told KIMA it quickly turned into an argument over money that spiraled out of control. And, while the two men who lost the bet were leaving, one of them pulled a gun and opened fire. His friend said Flick-Grange wasn't the kind of guy who looked for trouble.
"He was my buddy. It's freaky to know someone that you would see just the other day and today, he's gone," said Shine.
Deputies picked up the men about an hour and a half after the shooting. 21-year-old Louis Ayala and 26-year-old Luberto Rodriguez are now in custody facing a murder charge. Police told us it wasn't too hard to track them down because one of them left his I.D. at the bar.
Deputies found them in the Lower Valley at the address on the card.
Both Ayala and Rodriguez are being held in the Yakima County Jail.
They are expected to make their first court appearance Monday.


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DaHuang GangTsao Tang to Improve the Appetite Loss Condition of Cancer Patients (TCM)
Recruitment status was Recruiting
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Appetite loss is a severe and common symptom among late-stage cancer patients, and it causes great the anxiety for the patient's family. In TCM theory, the investigators call these patients are in block and repulsion condition. The investigators try to set a study to use the herbal medicine solution taken in frequent small amounts by cancer patients in late-stage to improve the appetite loss condition. Through this method, the investigators not only want to improve the quality of life of cancer patients in late-stage but also set a valuable treatment.
Non-organic Loss of Appetite
Drug: DaHuang GanTsao Tang
Phase 2
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Single Blind (Subject)
Primary Purpose: Supportive Care
|Official Title:
|Taking Herbal Formula:DaHuang GangTsao Tang to Improve the Appetite Loss Condition of Cancer Patients in Late-stage:A Clinical Control Trial Study
- appetite score [ Time Frame: 6 days ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]The investigators detect the patients' appetite condition at the 1st,3rd and 6th day.
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|March 2011
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|March 2012
|Primary Completion Date:
|September 2011 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Active Comparator: herbal medicine
Intervention group
Drug: DaHuang GanTsao Tang
Intervention group
Other Name: Herbal Medicine Group
Detailed Description:
Intervention group
- 1. 2 grams of DaHuang abstract powder and 0.5 grams GanTsao abstract powder are mixed and separated into four packages;
- 2. each package was given to each patient four times a day (three time after meal and one time before sleep);
- 3. each patient received the usual medication of the hospice ward at the same time;
- 4. record the patients' score of pre-test, mid-test and after-test of QIPCTP at the 1st day, the 3rd day and the 6th day;
- 5. record the patients' score of EORTC QLQ-C30 V3.0 and ECOG (Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group Performance Status) at the 1st day and the 6th day.
Control group
- 1. each patient received the usual medication of the hospice ward during the trial interval;
- 2. record the patients' score of receive pre-test, mid-test and after-test of QIPCTP at the 1st day, the 3rd day and the 6th day;
- 3. record the patients' score of EORTC QLQ-C30 V3.0 and ECOG (Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group Performance Status) at at the 1st day and the 6th day.
Medicine DaHuang herbal abstract powder is produced by Sun Ten Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd, and it's product serial number: 276001. GanCao herbal abstract powder is also produced by Sun Ten Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd, and it's product serial number: 185645. Each herbal abstract powder is qualified with the data of HPLC to confirm each content and stability. The pharmaceutical company is qualified by Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) certification in Taiwan.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|20 Years to 80 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Terminal cancer patients in hospice ward
- Patients with appetite loss condition
- Ages between 20 to 80 years old
- No history of diabetes
Exclusion Criteria:
- Entered the stage of dying patients
- Receiving other traditional Chinese medicine
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01503346
|Contact: Y D LIU, Master
|Contact: S C YANG, Master
|Changhua Christan Hospital
|Changhua City, Changhua Country, Taiwan, 500
|Contact: Y D LIU, Master 886-988-285196 firstname.lastname@example.com
|Contact: S C YANG, Master 886-937-251181 email@example.com
|Study Chair:
|Yu De LIU, Master
|Changhua Christian Hospital
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|Responsible Party:
|Yu-De Liu, Principal Investigator, Changhua Christian Hospital
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01503346 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|100610, Protocol Record 100610
|Study First Received:
|November 7, 2011
|Last Updated:
|January 3, 2012
|Health Authority:
|Taiwan: Department of Health
Keywords provided by Changhua Christian Hospital:
Appetite Loss
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Signs and Symptoms
Signs and Symptoms, Digestive
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As time goes our demands from mobile internet is increasing and we want to get the much dreamed about levels of 500 MHz for mobile broadband. However this is still a distant dream as it will take around 10 years to achieve this. However the short term gains that we are getting are pretty good either ways. FCC has set a target to reach the level of 300 MHz within the next three years and is working towards just that. Some time back in the previous month, FCC had expressed their intentions of grabbing the 90 MHz spectrum of the Big Leo and had caused many discussions about what would happen to the 35 MHz band which was there.
The most exciting thing about this is that all these large bandwidths that we are talking about are exclusively for mobile broadband internet. The news we mentioned above is old, however more recently FCC has shown their interests in working with MSS which is also known as Mobile Satellite and get the 90 MHz service bands which have the 2 GHz bad and the L-band along with the Big Leo of course. What all this means in a nut shell is that the mobile broadband industry will be expanding at a higher rate now as every small addition assists in acting as a filler for the 500 MHz width that is set aside.
Other than this, we have also received news that Clearwire has been given an extension for its primary trading zones to be completed in Florida. As per the reports that we have got, Clearwater had been asked to exchange some of the 2.5 GHz licenses in the Boca Raton Areas of West Palm Beach and Fort Lauderdale in Miami. This was supposed to happen much before but did not due to the high amount of licenses needed in the areas above.


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Ever noticed how you and your best friend reach for similar outfits? Its not a coincidence, these stylish besties are cut from the same fashion cloth as well.
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Sienna Miller and Poppy Delevingne
Both members of the London style set, Miller and Delevingne shared a flat together in New York and have been the best of friends ever since. Muses to Matthew Williamson and fixtures on the London social scene, the girls recently celebrated Delevingne's bachelorette in style alongside Cara Delevingne, Alexa Chung, and Laura Bailey all dressed as famous blonde icons. Their style is downtown bohemian.
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Beyonce Knowles and Gwyneth Paltrow
Despite their nine-year age gap, these two mega-celebrities have been incredibly close for a long time, attending everything from the Grammys to low-key Brooklyn barbeques together. They are both married to incredibly successful musicians, but we suspect a big part of their bond lies in the fact that they rival their husbands' fame with their own superstardom. They also have high-octane style, even when they are off duty, and make red carpet dressing look like a breeze.
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Kate Moss and Stella McCartney
Moss famously walked for free in McCartney's Central Saint Martin's graduation show in 1995 alongside her fellow friends (and models) Naomi Campbell and Yasmin Le Bon. Notoriously raucous party girls in the '90s, the best friends have supported each other through their impressive careers and personal lives. Seen here at Glastonbury, these girls wrote the book on rocker chic.
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Claire Danes and Lena Dunham
Danes and Dunham grew up near each other in New York City, and are both the thinking girls' celebrity crushes. The women cite each other as inspiring forces of female talent, a mutual adoration that became publicly apparent on the 2013 Emmys red carpet when Danes crashed Dunham's E! news interview rendering the reporter completely mute. In keeping with their work, these girls embody a style that can only be called cerebral.
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Rihanna and Cara Delevingne
As reigning queens of goofiness and general eyebrow raising, it is no surprise that Rihanna and Delevingne been friends for years. The duo reportedly vacationed in Monaco together this past summer, and Delevingne joined Rihanna on various legs of her recent Diamonds world tour. The girls can turn up the glamour but seem most comfortable in high-top sneakers and oversized jerseys.
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A new project aimed at "countering illegal use of the Internet" is making headlines this week. The project, dubbed CleanIT, is funded by the European Commission (EC) to the tune of more than $400,000 and, it would appear, aims to eradicate the Internet of terrorism.
European Digital Rights, a Brussels-based organization consisting of 32 NGOs throughout Europe (and of which EFF is a member), has recently published a leaked draft document from CleanIT.
Throughout Latin America, new surveillance practices threaten to erode individuals' privacy, yet there is limited public awareness about the civil liberties implications of these rapid changes. Some countries are pursuing cybercrime policies that seek to increase law enforcement power. In other nations, government-run biometric identification systems are on the rise, while certain governments are even turning to drones to aid in their surveillance activities. A culture of secrecy surrounds these surveillance practices, and citizens remain largely unaware of what type of information is being collected and how it is being used against them.
Privacy rights face a crisis. Governments around the world have been taking overreaching, fear-based surveillance measures against essential online freedoms. Organizing an international resistance demands a complex understanding of both the latest online surveillance trends and of long-standing threats to privacy. Every year, Freedom Not Fear continues to organize a broad international protest against these threats to our civil liberties, and challenge the hyperbolic rhetoric of fear that permeates the security and privacy debate. This September 14th-17th, concerned European Internet users will descend on Brussels to participate in an international week of action against invasive surveillance initiatives. Events will also be staged in Luxembourg and Sydney.
Canada's online surveillance bill may be on hold for now, but a recent news article confirms that a rather formidable figure has been angling for its return: Richard Fadden, head of the Canadian equivalent of the FBI. Fadden, director of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS), wrote in a letter that the highly contentious Bill C-30 was "vital" to protecting national security. The letter was sent to Public Safety Minister Vic Toews, the driver behind Bill C-30, in late February. It was released to the Canadian Press in response to a request filed under the Access to Information Act.
Australia is the latest democratic nation to introduce new national security measures that would vastly expand governmental surveillance powers, following an alarming legislative pattern that's also unfolded in the United Kingdom and Canada in recent months.
Just as EFF sounded the alarm about the UK's attempt to move forward with a mass surveillance bill and kept the pressure on before Canada's online surveillance bill was temporarily shelved in the face of an outcry from privacy advocates, we're ready to join Australians in pushing back against this latest bid for greater online spying powers Down Under.
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|Genesis Wildlife Sanctuary Issues Update
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The Genesis Wildlife Sanctuary issued a statement updating the court issues that stem from their continued dispute with the Town of Beech Mountain. After 10 years of the lease, the town changed ordinances regarding animal housing and, then found Genesis in violation of the new ordinance.
The preserve removed the animals in early 2011, only to find their lease of property for their Buckeye Lake facility in jeopardy a year later, notified of a number of violations. The board of Genesis has fought back, and with no immediate action, issued an update:
"The lawsuit is proceeding slowly until the pleadings have been finalized. Under the guidance and representation of Genesis, by the Clement Law Office of Boone, Genesis is confident that the final outcome will be favorable.
In a surprise move, the Town has retained the services of a Charlotte law firm to contest the Genesis' claims. It has become obvious that originally the Town relied on its vastly superior taxpayer source of funding for the lawsuit The status of the lawsuit, its cost to the taxpayers, or even the rationale for the original lawsuit against Genesis has not been communicated to the taxpayers despite several Council meetings since the filing of the original lawsuit. It appears that the Town relied, in part, on the assumption that its unlimited resources, as compared to the relatively weak financial abilities of Genesis to defend itself and to bring a counter suit. Donors to Genesis as well as the Board of directors have been helping Genesis with advances toward costs.
Genesis is committed to defending the original lawsuit. Importantly Genesis is now unwavering in its commitment to vindicating itself and the pursuing counterclaims of Contract violations, as well as violation by the Town of at least three Constitutional rights held by Genesis.
Genesis is committed, as well, to continuing the public service in animal rescue and rehabilitation of injured wildlife, to the limited degree it is able from a temporary location. Their educational programs have been continuous and extremely popular."
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In celebration of National Volunteer Week, held this year from April 10-16, Broward County Library will host three volunteer recognition/appreciation events at the following library locations:
National Volunteer Week was established in 1974 to inspire, recognize and encourage people to seek out innovative and imaginative ways to engage their communities and demonstrate to others that by working together individuals have the fortitude to meet challenges and accomplish common goals. National Volunteer Week is about taking action and encouraging individuals and their communities to be at the center of social change – discovering and actively demonstrating their collective powers to foster positive transformation.
Broward County Library volunteers are an essential and much-appreciated part of the library's operations. During the Fiscal Year 2010, 1,577 volunteers recorded 137, 112 hours of service at Broward County Library, contributing the equivalent of 65 full-time positions. Broward County Library attracts volunteers of all ages, from teens to senior citizens, working on tasks that range from shelving books to teaching computer classes to offering one-on-one literacy instruction.
Senior citizens involved in volunteering for the Prime Time program bring story time programs to young children in day-care centers while teens assist in the library to earn volunteer hours needed to satisfy community service requirements for school. Broward County volunteers also include college and university interns, library school students, therapy dog owners and members of the Broward Public Library Foundation and Friends of the Library, all of them contributing their time and efforts to assist Broward County Library and their community.


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MASSENA - A holiday fundraiser will be held Dec. 8 for the five children of a Massena businessman who died earlier this month, a year-and-a-half after his wife had also died.
Jodi Burke is organizing the fundraiser for Angela, Neil, Jimmy, Johny and Anna Farbotnik, children of James A. Farbotnik.
It will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus in Massena.
Its a family event. Santa will be there. Id like kids to be able to bring their Christmas list to give to Santa, and parents can take pictures, Ms. Burke said.
There will also be kids crafts, holiday music and refreshments for the guests, as well as either a silent auction or raffle.
Also, if anybody wants to bake cookies or bring a dish for the party, theyre more than welcome to, she said.
Ms. Burke said their main goal is to get donations - particularly gift cards for local stores like Walmart, JC Penney and Sears - that can be used by the Farbotnik children once theyre placed and get settled into a new home.
Were looking more for donations of gift cards. If theres any monetary gifts, Id like to have the checks made out to Angela Farbotnik (age 15 and the eldest child) and Jodi Burke, she said.
That way, she said, both individuals will have to sign the check before it can be cashed and the funds used.
I dont want anybody to send a check in my name and wonder what is she doing with the money. Angela is the oldest child. Well both have to sign for it, Ms. Burke said.
Gift cards are really going to be appreciated. Gift cards and monetary donations take care of their immediate needs. Donations of clothing at this time, although appreciated, will be accepted at a later date when we know their permanent address because of limited space, she said.
Businesses are also welcome to donate to the children, Ms. Burke said.
Ive told people if they want to drop things off for me at the Knights of Columbus, Ill be there from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. I will be there at that time to collect all business donations, she said.
Gift cards and monetary donations can also be sent to Ms. Burke address at 273 South Grasse River Road, Massena, NY 13662.
The fundraiser hasnt been long in the planning, but there has been plenty of support, she said.
One way she has spread the word is through her Facebook page, where she can also be reached if anyone has questions about the fundraiser.
It exploded. I have about 800 Facebook friends. Theyve copied and taken it to their Facebook page. In turn, other people copy it and post it. I have people from out of state that are looking to donate, Ms. Burke said.
Its brought the community together at a time when the children need it the most, she said.
Conversations and the people that have come together already shows me how wonderful a community we have. Its time to come together as a community, show our love and support and give them a new start in life, she said.
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Shared services is not the dirty word that many people think it is, the new leader at SUNY Canton said.
Newly appointed acting President Joseph C. Hoffman said his school and SUNY Potsdam will continue to maintain their individuality even as they act together.
Mr. Hoffman held a news conference Thursday to talk about his vision of SUNY Cantons future, including the talk of a shared presidency.
If you look at it as there are things that we can do together that will make both of these institutions better, lets do it, Mr. Hoffman said. Just because someone tags it with a shared-services label doesnt make it bad.
SUNY Canton, a technology school, will continue to maintain its individuality from Potsdam, a university college, Mr. Hoffman said.
Both schools have different approaches to how they do things, he said. Potsdams is more theoretical, Cantons more applied, but the two schools have a lot they can share.
They have some wonderful masters degrees; we dont have any, but some of our programs would be nice feeders for those programs, Mr. Hoffman said. That kind of sharing is wonderful, but the way I am looking at it is that we are yet to determine what we share.
Recognizing Canton as a school that specializes in engineering, Mr. Hoffman said he would like to see an expansion in the department.
The expansion would include the growth of internships, something, he said, that would help give students a more clinical, hands-on approach to their degree, making them more employable than students at most other schools.
When you put the strong academic component with the directed hands-on pieces, internships are a very big part of that, Mr. Hoffman said. Im a big fan of internships. Let the students get out there and see whats going to be expected of them when they graduate.
Mr. Hoffman said the college is geared toward putting out graduates who are ready for the real world.
With degrees that we grant at Canton, these are degrees where the students are immediately employable, Mr. Hoffman said. Very often a four-year degree simply means that you are trainable. When you look at the programs that we have at Canton, those students are trained.
That may mean, of course, that those graduating students may not end up staying in the north country, Mr. Hoffman said, but the demand for engineers nationwide is large and it would make graduates instantly employable.
Additionally, Mr. Hoffman said, he will be working on an enrollment management plan for the coming year, something he said he did with success at SUNY Maritime. The plan would include looking at whom the school is taking in, how many students are being taken in, what programs those students are being taken into and the retention of those students.
From the late 1990s to 2008, Mr. Hoffman said, his enrollment management plan expanded Maritimes number from 600 to 1,900, which included students from Turkey as a part of an international program.
So you want to bring in students that you have a very good idea that they will succeed, Mr. Hoffman said, and what you want to do with those students is that you make sure that they do succeed when they get there.
Regarding his own success as acting president, Mr. Hoffman said the fact that he was appointed acting president shows SUNYs commitment to a single president for Canton.
He did say that SUNY is still talking about a nationwide presidential search within the next month and that as acting president, it was his job to prepare for the next president, though it could very well be him.
The fact that they made me acting means that I can put my name in the hat for this role, Mr. Hoffman said. So I want to bring stability and normalcy to the campus. It was in a bit of an uproar, so to speak.
Throughout the late 1990s and early 2000s, Mr. Hoffman said, he had to deal with governance problems at his former school and by 2009 worked to create the highest morale the campus had ever experienced.
My philosophy on leadership is about learning to serve the people you lead, Mr. Hoffman said. It worked for me at Maritime and I feel that is how my name ended up where it did up in SUNY.
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MASSENA - The Massena Central varsity girls lacrosse team is poised to keep a good thing going for 2013.
The Lady Raiders have gone undefeated through two straight NAC regular season championship seasons and have captured three straight Section 10 titles. With a lineup that features a majority of veterans and the addition of a talented group of underclassman, coach Jeffrey Slack enters his third season at the helm expecting continued success.
We have quite a few players coming back and we have a nice group of younger players that are showing a lot of potential so I think we can do well again this year, noted Slack as the Lady Raiders get set to begin their bid for a third straight NAC banner this afternoon at home against Canton at Mike Nicholas Field starting at 4:30 p.m.
Serving as captains of this years squad are seniors Erin Francis (attack) and Dominique Valancius (midfield) along with juniors Shannon Casey (attack) and Carlie Leary (midfield). Francis returns as the teams leading scorer for the past two season and according to Slack, has committed to resume her lacrosse career at the collegiate level as a member of the nationally-ranked Division I program at Syracuse University.
Senior Stefanie Premo returns to anchor the backfield hopes along with sophomores Courtney Hart and Nicole Morgan and freshman Maddi Dillabough. Another key senior veteran is Alisha Jacobs, who will make the move from starting goaltender to starting attacker. Taking over the goaltending reigns this spring will be junior Annalee Beckstead, who saw regular playing time on defense last season.
Also hoping to contribute at forward are juniors Megan Hans and Ashlyn Olson, sophomore Ellen Green and freshman Abby LaClair. The midfield corps also consists of senior Astrid Fabia, sophomores Annie Casey, Mia Jermano and Emily Wilmshurst along with freshmen Raechel Davis, Devin Kelly, Molly OConnell, Sophia Rusaw and Makaul Vandermast. Expected to bolster the backfield effort are senior Courtney Patterson and sophomore Colleen Besaw.
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NORWOOD - Plans for the 23rd Norwood Lake Regatta scheduled for Aug. 25 and Aug. 26 are nearing completion.
Exciting watercross racing (snowmobile races on Norwood Lake), are scheduled. The Eastern Watercoss Association will again headline regatta events with pro and semi-pro races starting at 11 a.m. that Saturday and Sunday. Admission is $5 with children under 12 free.
Vendors, crafts, great food and legal beverages will be available in the large arena. In addition, a Bounce House and 60-foot obstacle course will be available for youngsters young and old. Vendor space is available for $5 admission and regatta t-shirts may be ordered by calling 353-7321.
Profits from the regatta benefit local residents in many ways such as this years projects that include fish stocking in Norwood Lake ($3,000), new roof on gazebo at Norwood beach ($1,000), providing lunch for 80-90 youngsters in this years NNCS summer recreation program ($600), painting Norwood Lake Association Recycling Center ($500).
Lake Association members volunteer their services each Saturday at the recycling center on Bernard Avenue, where they accept 75 percent of household waste from over 300 residents at no charge. Residents often tell the volunteers what a valuable service the recycling center is. Pepsi Cola Bottlers of Ogdensburg has served as major sponsor for 23 years, and local businesses assist by purchasing regatta program ads, which allow this major north country event to take place. The insurance alone costs over $3,000 for the two days of snowmobile racing.
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20 U.S. Code § 6932 - Research
(a) Administration
The Secretary shall conduct research activities authorized by this subpart through the Institute of Education Sciences in coordination and collaboration with the Office of English Language Acquisition, Language Enhancement, and Academic Achievement for Limited English Proficient Students.
(b) Requirements
Such research activities—
(1) shall have a practical application to teachers, counselors, paraprofessionals, school administrators, parents, and others involved in improving the education of limited English proficient children and their families;
(2) may include research on effective instruction practices for multilingual classes, and on effective instruction strategies to be used by a teacher or other staff member who does not know the native language of a limited English proficient child in the teacher's or staff member's classroom;
(3) may include establishing (through the National Center for Education Statistics in consultation with experts in second language acquisition and scientifically based research on teaching limited English proficient children) a common definition of "limited English proficient child" for purposes of national data collection; and
(c) Field-initiated research
(1) In general
The Secretary shall reserve not less than 5 percent of the funds made available to carry out this section for field-initiated research conducted by recipients of grants under subpart 1 of this part or this subpart who have received such grants within the previous 5 years. Such research may provide for longitudinal studies of limited English proficient children or teachers who serve such children, monitoring the education of such children from entry into language instruction educational programs through secondary school completion.
(2) Applications
An applicant for assistance under this subsection may submit an application for such assistance to the Secretary at the same time as the applicant submits another application under subpart 1 of this part or this subpart. The Secretary shall complete a review of such applications on a timely basis to allow the activities carried out under research and program grants to be coordinated when recipients are awarded two or more of such grants.
(d) Consultation
The Secretary shall consult with agencies, organizations, and individuals that are engaged in research and practice on the education of limited English proficient children, language instruction educational programs, or related research, to identify areas of study and activities to be funded under this section.
Source(Pub. L. 89–10, title III, § 3222, as added Pub. L. 107–110, title III, § 301,Jan. 8, 2002, 115 Stat. 1717; amended Pub. L. 107–279, title IV, § 404(d)(5)(A),Nov. 5, 2002, 116 Stat. 1986.)
2002—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 107–279substituted "Institute of Education Sciences" for "Office of Educational Research and Improvement".
Research Relating to Bilingual Education
Pub. L. 100–297, title VI, § 6211,Apr. 28, 1988, 102 Stat. 429, provided that:
"(a) Research and Development.—The Secretary shall, through competitive contracts under this section, provide financial assistance for research and development proposals submitted by institutions of higher education, private for-profit and nonprofit organizations, State and local educational agencies, and individuals.
"(b) Authorized Activities.—Research activities authorized to be assisted under this section shall include—
"(1) studies to determine and evaluate effective models for bilingual education programs;
"(2) studies which examine the process by which individuals acquire a second language and master the subject matter skills required for grade-promotion and graduation, and which identify effective methods for teaching English and subject matter skills within the context of a bilingual education program or special alternative instructional program to students who have language proficiencies other than English;
"(3) longitudinal studies to measure the effect of title VII of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 [former 20 U.S.C. 3281 et seq.] on students enrolled in programs under such title (including a longitudinal study of the impact of bilingual education programs on limited-English proficient students using a nationally representative sample of the programs funded under such title and which provides information including data on grade retention, academic performance, and dropout rates);
"(4) studies to determine effective and reliable methods for identifying students who are entitled to services under such title and for determining when their English language proficiency is sufficiently well developed to permit them to derive optimal benefits from an all-English instructional program;
"(5) the operation of a clearinghouse which shall collect, analyze, and disseminate information about bilingual education and related programs (and coordinate its activities with the National Diffusion Network);
"(6) studies to determine effective methods of teaching English to adults who have language proficiencies other than English;
"(7) studies to determine and evaluate effective methods of instruction for bilingual programs, taking into account language and cultural differences among students;
"(8) studies to determine effective approaches to preservice and inservice training for teachers, taking into account the language and cultural differences of their students;
"(9) the effect of such title on the capacity of local educational agencies to operate bilingual programs following the termination of assistance under this [such] title; and
"(10) studies to determine effective and reliable methods for identifying gifted and talented students who have language proficiencies other than English.
"(c) Consultation and Delegation of Authority.—In carrying out the responsibilities of this section, the Secretary may delegate authority to the Director, and in any event, shall consult with the Director, representatives of State and local educational agencies, appropriate groups and organizations involved in bilingual education, the Committee on Labor and Human Resources [now Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions] of the Senate, and the Committee on Education and Labor [now Committee on Education and the Workforce] of the House of Representatives.
"(d) Publication of Proposals.—The Secretary shall publish and disseminate all requests for proposals in research and development assisted under such title.
"(e) Limitation of Authority.—Nothing in this section shall be construed as authorizing the Secretary to conduct or support studies or analyses of the content of educational textbooks."
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Starting Tuesday morning, construction will affect traffic on sections of Mill and Haley streets.
Beginning at 7:30 a.m. and lasting much of the day, the citys Department of Public Works will be doing sewer repairs in the 600 block of Mill Street, between Lynde and St. Mary streets. Mill Street will be reduced to one lane.
Starting at 6:30 a.m. Tuesday and lasting through 1 p.m. June 28, the 200 block of Haley Street will be closed or reduced to one lane at various times while the city completes sidewalk work. Local traffic and emergency traffic will have access at all times.
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