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Chrysler 300C Base 2006, Cortex Programmer by Superchips®. This hand-held diagnostic programmer connects with any OBD II compatible diesel or gasoline vehicle to adjust levels of horsepower and torque best suited to racing, towing, fuel economy, or all-terrain use. Also reads and clears diagnostic trouble codes.
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Caleb and Zach Lantelme of Stinnett were presented awards for bravery shown at the August 8, 2011, Stinnett City Council meeting.
On May 30, 2011, the brothers saved their younger brother, Michael, from a live electrical wire. At the time of the accident, Michael was helping his family put out hot spots from a grass fire.
The electrical line was supposed to be deactivated but was not.
When Michael picked up the line, he was electrocuted.
Sherry Vivian Traylor, 47, died Wednesday, August 10, 2011, in Fritch.
Funeral services will be held at 2:00 p.m. Friday at Grace Church in Borger with Associate Pastor Tim Hall of Grace and Pastor Bill Browning of Broadway Baptist Church of Fritch officiating. Interment will be in Westlawn Memorial Park under the direction of Minton/Chatwell Funeral Directors of Fritch.
Bernice Opal Young Nicholson was born in Indiahoma, OK on August 16, 1918 and lived in Borger, Texas for many years. Opal has resided in Cedar Hill, Texas for the last 4 years. She went to heaven on August 6, 2011 and was 92 years of age.
Chaos was the word at the regular meeting of the Stinnett City Council Monday evening
Local Stinnett citizen Crystal Irvin spoke her concerns about both the handling of the arson investigation regarding her family as well as the general day-to-day operations of the local law enforcement.
While speaking to the city council members and citizens, she asked Chief of Police Marie Farbro to stand in front her and the congregation and stated, "As a person I have nothing against you. I think you're probably a fine person. For what ever reason I don't believe you're competent at your job."
Work on the new Subway Restaurant is officially underway.
Frank Wingate, one of the operating partners of Subway in Borger, said ground was officially broken this past week at the corner of Opal and West Wilson, directly in front of the Holiday Inn Express.
Wingate said the new Subway will resemble the store in the Abilene area. The new location will have a drive-thru and will be a steel building with a bricked exterior.
He said under the terms of the building contract, the new Subway should be completed in December of this year.
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On Monday, the Sanford-Fritch Lady Eagles opened their 2011 volleyball season in Amarillo taking on San Jacinto and Caprock in a triangular where they came up short in both matches.
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On Thursday, Jenneffer Kohler turned in her resignation as Head Coach of the Frank Phillips College Lady Plainsmen softball program.
Kohler spent three years as the head coach that included posting a 10-35 record in 2011 and leading the Lady Plainsmen to their first ever appearance in the Region V Tournament.
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My food-borne-illness obsessed girlfriend turned me on to www.stilltasty.com along with it's accompanying iPhone app. We now use it whenever the question of "how should we store this" or "how long CAN we store this" presents itself.
I tend to be pretty skeptical of any answer to those questions from someone who could be sued if I get sick from following their advice. Way too many safety factors built in for me. That is one thing I find so interesting about many of the threads in this forum: frank discussion on how far you really can push food before it spoils.
Maybe someone can enlighten me but am I the only one thinking that OPsak's are a joke? Seems to me that the simple fact of opening and closing them with your hands would cover it in various scents.Well, unless your absolutely clean and clear of any food/soap/etc... which seems like it would be really difficult to control if not impossible.
Not sure this is the right thread for this discussion, but.... I agree trying to eliminate all smells is a fools errand, but scavengers gather a lot of information with there noses. When a bear smells it is not simply "is there food? Yes or no". A bear can get a lot of detail about how much food there is. OPsak's reduce the concentration of food an animal will detect. With properly cleanliness standards, there is evidence you can get the smells low enough to not warrant attention from scavengers.
I read somewhere to keep salami and cheeses stored in parchment cooking paper once they are opened as they tend to store better. I tried it my last time out and it seemed to make a big difference in how much oil separated from the salami and cheese over the few days, which made for less mess when handling and kept the smell down a bit. You can find the parchment in any larger grocery store. I'm sold on it from now on. (I still keep it sealed in an Opsak but having the paper right next to the product seemed to make the difference)
Edited by smeier on 12/13/2012 16:33:30 MST.
Like Ben, I was skeptical of the logistics of actually using these bags for prevention of food predation by both little bears(habituated chipmunk/mice) and regular bears. But after using them in the BC for a number of trips you really notice how pungent the contents of your food bag are each time you break the seal to open the bag, esp with dog food/salami. So in addition to the in-camp benefits of not hanging food in reg black bear country due to drastic odor wafting reduction(Excluding pct,AT route saturation areas, etc) I also feel comforted knowing that my puffy insul. and camp kit isn't absorbing food odors all day inside the pack as I hike. Opsacks simplify my camps in bear country with little effort or added risk.
I was part of a trail crew this summer, and our regular grocery store salami kept for the entire 10 days in the field, even in summer (Adirondacks so it was cooler than a lot of other places, and this particular summer saw no heat wave like the rest of the country). Most veggies like peppers and squash stayed fine, and even the extra sharp cheddar lasted about a week. Once fall came around forget about it, nothing went bad."Larry, I tend to do it the way you suggest. Maybe it is overkill when using a bear can. It's just that the darn bear will smell really good salami inside it and will play with the can all night like it was a soccer ball."FWIW, I kept salami in tinfoil in my can in the Marcy Dam area for three nights this past summer, never had yellow yellow touch it. Although, and the ranger pointed this out to me, I had a bearikade, which he said yellow yellow didnt usually mess with. Not sure why.
Edited by gregpphoto on 12/29/2012 18:28:06 MST.
Whats with all the bear fear going around in this thread? Sure, salami might be more odorous than crackers, but a bears sense of smell is so far off the charts it really doesnt matter much what you bring, theyre gonna find it if they want to. And are we talking black bears or grizz? I would certainly understand the fear in grizzly country, but even then I dont think its as bad as people are making it out to be. Our ancestors ate plenty of smoked meat snacks Im sure, and they didnt have bear cans.If you're worried about the smell on your fingers after you wash them, maybe see a shrink!?
Edited by gregpphoto on 12/29/2012 18:34:04 MST.
"But my question is, once you open it and expose it to the air (or more precisely the bacteria and other microorganisms floating around) doesn't its shelf life then become MUCH shorter?"Bit too late, but here we go. Yes, it usually does unless you use food made to prevent exactly this problem. Like uncut salami. Good salami is fermented, extremely salty, covered by mold and dried. The fermentation lowers the pH of the meat, making it harder for bacteria to grow on it. The salt also inhibits growth of bacteria. The mold on the outside acts as a protection against other mold types and probably also against bacteria. The drying further inhibits growth of bacteria.At the place where you broke the outer skin to cut of a slice there will be more exposure but the salami "inner" already has a lot of protection built in and it will dry out further. The drying out acts as a kind of resealing of the softer inner. Provided the salami is not cut into slices, can breath properly and is not stored in an humid environment the meat will last just about forever. I admit I forgot a salami I had already sliced something of for about 3 months. It was still fine, although extremely hard and dry and had lost some of the taste.
I actually cure my own salami (and lonzino, coppa, bresaola etc). Essentially controlled temperatures (sub 15c) and the salt content added to the meat (and potassium nitrate if you add it, which I do because botulism scares me) allows it to stave off any bacterial growth while it is slowly drying down to a point where the available water % is low enough and the salt content high enough that bacteria growth is basically impossible even at room temperature. From this point it should be entirely shelf stable for a long time (e.g. >1 year). Bacteria doesn't worry me at all, due to the salts, but mould can get a little wild if the humidity trends too high... I just wipe off any fuzzy, non-white stuff with vinegar..Salamis tend to sweat a bit due to higher fat content, but I like strips of pork tenderloin, which are a convenient size and usually 150-250g once fully dried. These are lean and keep well. I took a couple on a 4 day trip last week. Only ended up eating one.. the other spent about 6 days out of the curing fridge before I remembered to put it back in again. I'll probably eat it soon anyway, but honestly if it stayed in there another 3 months I wouldn't be worried.
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Environmental Risk Factors for Myositis in Military Personnel
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- Myositis is a rare disease in which the body s immune cells attack the muscle tissue. It can cause muscle weakness, swelling, and pain. It can develop in people with no history of muscle problems. Environmental exposures may determine who develops myositis. Genes may also affect development of the disease.
- Some people who serve in the military develop myositis. However, other military personnel do not. Researchers want to compare military personnel with and without myositis. They will look for common factors that might have led to the disease.
- To study environmental risk factors for myositis in military personnel.
- Military personnel who developed myositis during their period of service.
- Healthy military personnel who do not have myositis or another autoimmune disease.
- Participants will have a physical exam and medical history.
- Participants will fill out forms about environmental exposures, particularly while in the military. The questions will ask about past infections, vaccines and medications, and personal habits. They will also ask about participants occupations during military service and their deployments.
- Participants will also provide blood samples for study.
- No treatment will be provided as part of this study.
Adult Polymyositis
Inclusion Body Myositis
|Study Type:
|Official Title:
|Environmental Risk Factors for the Development of Myositis in Military Personnel
- Military Myositis Questionnaire [ Time Frame: Time of enrollment ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|October 2012
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|September 2016
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|September 2016 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
Myositis, an autoimmune muscle disease, likely develops as a result of environmental exposures in genetically susceptible persons. Preliminary data suggest a trend for an increasing incidence in myositis in military personnel over the last decade for unknown reasons. Although a few environmental exposures have been preliminarily associated with myositis in the civilian population, these have not been confirmed. In addition, no study has assessed exposures that might result in the development of myositis in military personnel. Military personnel experience a number of intense, unique exposures, often over a relatively short interval, which include different stresses, novel vaccines, distinct occupational exposures, battlefield injuries and unique chemicals during field deployment, that differ from those exposures in non-military populations. Therefore, we propose a protocol that consists of three complementary approaches to attempt to determine the environmental factors associated with the development of myositis in active duty military personnel and an initial understanding of the possible mechanisms involved. In the first approach, we will assess risk factors in a case-control study of 300 patients who developed myositis while on active duty by comparing them to 1500 active duty military personnel (randomly selected, but matched 5:1 by gender, race, and age and military service within 10 years) who have not been diagnosed with an autoimmune disease or chronic muscle disease. For this first approach, we will analyze existing military databases for information on medications, vaccines, infections, co-existing medical conditions, military occupations, deployments, and worldwide active duty locations. In the second case-control approach, we will attempt to define environmental factors associated with the development of myositis that developed in military personnel (n=150) by comparing them to 150 similarly matched military personnel who have not been diagnosed with an autoimmune disease or chronic muscle disease. This second approach will differ from the first approach, in that subjects will be prospectively enrolled and assessed during a single clinic visit to confirm diagnoses and examine patient questionnaires on focused environmental exposures, including those not captured in the military databases. A third laboratory approach will identify, in an exploratory study, the global DNA methylation epigenetic changes, microRNA and mRNA profiles in peripheral blood and muscle tissues from 18 subjects (six PM and six DM compared to six non-myositis controls enrolled in the second approach) and assess the effects of selected environmental exposures on these parameters. These complementary approaches should enhance the understanding of environmental factors and possible mechanisms associated with the development of myositis in the military, and provide insights into environmental risk factors that may also be relevant to the development of myositis in non-military populations.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 90 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
For Aim 1 of the study:
The inclusion criteria for myositis subjects are:
-Diagnosis of PM, DM or IBM during military service. Subjects may be active duty or no longer active duty personnel. A matrix diagnosis of myositis will be based on ICD-9 codes, laboratory tests and medical records in an attempt to match criteria for probable or definite PM, DM or IBM
The inclusion criteria for matched control subjects are:
-The same gender, race, age within 10 years, and service in the military within 10 years as the myositis subject.
The exclusion criteria for control subjects are:
-A matrix diagnosis of autoimmune or chronic muscle disease based on ICD-9 codes and medical records.
For Aims 2 and 3 of the study:
The inclusion criteria for enrollment of myositis subjects are:
- Diagnosis of myositis during military service based on criteria for probable or definite PM or DM, or clinically or pathologically defined or possible IBM. Subjects may be active duty or no longer active duty personnel.
- Able and willing to give informed consent, to complete the questionnaires and to donate blood samples.
The inclusion criteria for matched controls are:
- Persons with military experience attending the same clinic or hospital as the myositis subject to which they are matched, or if not available, volunteers from the general community (such as other participating military or VA hospitals, private HCPs, or the NIH Normal volunteer program), gender- race- and age- (within 10 years) and military service period (within 10 years) matched to the myositis subject.
- Controls should be without a recognized autoimmune or chronic muscle disease, able and willing to give informed consent, to complete the questionnaires and to donate blood samples.
The exclusion criteria for all protocol subjects are:
- Medical illness that in the judgment of the investigators does not allow safe blood draws or other clinical evaluations needed for study participation.
- Chronic muscle diseases other than idiopathic inflammatory myopathy (i.e. infectious, dystrophic, metabolic, toxic or drug-induced myopathies).
- Cognitive impairment.
- Not able or willing to give informed consent.
- Age < 18 years.
- Current incarceration
There are no gender or ethnic restrictions to enrollment in the study.
HIV is not an exclusion for this study for the two following reasons:
- It has no impact on study procedures or tests.
- HIV may be one of the viral risk factors we are investigating.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01734369
|Contact: Komal B Patel
|(301) 443-6053
|United States, Maryland
|National Institutes of Health Clinical Center, 9000 Rockville Pike
|Bethesda, Maryland, United States, 20892
|Contact: For more information at the NIH Clinical Center contact Patient Recruitment and Public Liaison Office (PRPL) 800-411-1222 ext TTY8664111010 firstname.lastname@example.com
|Principal Investigator:
|Frederick W Miller, M.D.
|National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS)
Additional Information:
|Responsible Party:
|National Institutes of Health Clinical Center (CC) ( National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) )
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|NCT01734369 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|November 22, 2012
|Last Updated:
|October 3, 2015
|Health Authority:
|United States: Federal Government
Keywords provided by National Institutes of Health Clinical Center (CC):
Inclusion Body Myositis
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Myositis, Inclusion Body
Connective Tissue Diseases
Muscular Diseases
Musculoskeletal Diseases
Nervous System Diseases
Neuromuscular Diseases
Skin Diseases
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on October 13, 2015


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Each of the elements becomes progressively more 'mature' in the order of the zodiac signs. For example, the first fire sign of Aries is cardinal, a very primal force. The second fire sign is fixed; Leo is a calmer, steadier expression of fire. The third fire sign is mutable, Sagittarius, reaching outwards and beyond to find meaning through exploration of the wider spectrum, the broader picture.
Aries is the infant of the zodiac - the sign of the spring equinox and of all new beginnings. It is an extremely straightforward and uncomplicated sign, pure naïve energy and courage. Ruled by Mars, Aries is forceful, instinctive and immediate - when they want something, they want it now. Aries rules the head and leads with the head, often literally walking head first, leaning forwards for speed and focus. Aries can be associated with head-butting, but also with leading intellectually. In common with all the fire signs, Aries can appear to trample on other people's feelings and sensitivities without even noticing, but there is nothing devious or malicious about the sign. It is too primal and spontaneous for that. If they have hurt someone they will be surprised; it is just that they don't instinctively consider other people's feelings. There is not a great deal of subtlety with Aries, they are very black and white, either/or.
Planets in Aries do not suffer from doubt because, as the pure primal subjective energy of the first sign of the zodiac, nothing else and nobody else exists outside their vision, their goal and their quest. Naturally, there are many people who find all this single-minded focus and determination rather brutal and selfish. But, like all fire signs, Aries is gripped by a heroic vision. They need a challenge or a battlefield in which there is everything to play for, and no time to wait.
Audience: I don't know if you have seen the film Troy, but there is a moment when Achilles decides to fight on the Greek side against Troy, and he and his men join the thousand ships sailing towards Troy. But he does it on his own terms and must be the first to reach the shore and to engage in battle.
Clare: Yes, this is an excellent example of pure Aries energy - foolhardy, heroic and goal-oriented. And of course Achilles was chasing immortality - he didn't care whether or not he was killed. Nor did he care whether the Greeks or the Trojans won the war at the end of the day. This was irrelevant to his own personal quest. What was important was that he achieved his immortality, established a mythic identity for himself. And here we are thousands of years later talking about him, so it must have worked.
The Greek myths are full of good examples of heroic Aries figures. For example, Jason, who led the Argonauts on the quest for the Golden Fleece, Theseus who led his men to Crete and overcame the Minotaur, Perseus, whose quest involved the rescue of Andromeda, chained to the rocks as a sacrifice to Poseidon. All these heroes are instinctive leaders, goal-oriented, daring and brave. No matter how foolhardy, there is always something noble about the venture, the quest and the vision. There are codes of honour and chivalry attached, which, in the case of Aries, often involve the rescuing of a damsel in distress along the way.
Audience: What about Robin Hood? He sounds like an Aries character.
Clare: Exactly. All the components are there. He was a natural and instinctive leader of his band of outlaws, and he had a noble vision to steal from the rich and give to the poor. This was his quest - very simple and effective. And of course the maiden in distress in this case was Maid Marion. Joan of Arc is a female example of the Aries personality. God spoke to her, which is perfectly possible if you are a fire sign. From the moment she was given her quest she was ablaze with determination to lead the French to victory against the English and to rescue the French dauphin.
Audience: And eventually she was burned at the stake.
Clare: Exactly, and she also became immortal to the extent that she is still a symbol of the female warrior hundreds of years later.
Planets in Aries
David has both the Sun and Jupiter in Aries. Let's have a look at that. As I mentioned before, the Sun is always one of the hardest planets to interpret, since it has so many levels of interpretation and is, ultimately, the experience of personal integrity and authenticity as well as our connection to our spiritual identity and purpose. On a personal level, the Sun in Aries will describe David's impression of his father, who normally carries the archetypal projection of the Sun in our youth, before we are mature enough to integrate it for ourselves. David will identify with all the qualities of Aries which we have already noted. He will be competitive, goal-oriented and impatient, and will need to choose and follow his own path. He will have that quality of honour and nobility which is a feature of all the fire signs.
Ultimately, since the Sun describes the mature centre of David's being and of his identity, I have found that a useful psychological approach is to focus on the conscious integration of the qualities of the Sun's opposite sign and on the development of the planets which are traditionally in their detriment and fall in the Sun's sign. A more measured, mature expression of the Aries Sun will be the balancing of his own will and instinctive, hot-headed subjectivity with a genuine consideration for, and sensitivity to, the needs of others, so that he comes to fight not just for himself but for the broader values of justice, peace and harmony (Libra). This will bring Venus (ruler of Libra) into a creative relationship with Mars (ruler of Aries), and the maturity and nobility of the Sun will provide Aries with the wisdom, integrity and authority to be a good and noble leader.
As far as Jupiter in Aries is concerned, a useful shorthand technique is to think of the planet as the 'what', and the sign it falls in as the 'how'. So, in this case we know that Jupiter is the principle of expansion, faith and optimism. It tells us what is meaningful for a particular individual. Jupiter in Aries tells us that David will believe in self-reliance, self-motivation and goal-orientation, the more challenging the goal the better, and that he will achieve a sense of personal meaning, fulfilment and purpose when he engages in any kind of self-imposed challenge.
Audience: I have Jupiter in Aries and I definitely go along my own path.
Clare: So we could certainly say that you believe (Jupiter) in doing your own thing (Aries).
Audience: My brother has the Moon in Aries, and he was the problem child in the family - always in trouble.
Clare: The Moon is what feeds us and makes us feel safe, so if we want to know how he gets what he needs, we can see that he will do this by competing and challenging and fighting in order to assert his will and his need for autonomy. Literally, we could say that your brother needs (Moon) to fight (Aries). Naturally, if he is born into a gentle, peace-loving family, he will become the problem child. If, on the other hand, he was born into a highly competitive family, this quality may well be admired and encouraged. It all depends on the context.
Moon in Aries describes spontaneous emotional responses, quick reactions, a short fuse and a hot temper. It is instinctively competitive and needs immediate gratification. Moon in Aries also eats quickly, as if every meal is a challenge or a race. Meal times can be the arena for family fights. I have often noticed that people with Moon in Aries burn off their food quickly and get to the point where they are suddenly completely empty, drained and must eat now. In common with all the Fire signs generally, there can be a surprising lack of stamina. Does that sound like your brother?
Audience: Absolutely! He always finishes his food before anyone else, and family mealtimes with him around are a nightmare - a real battleground.
Audience: I have Venus in Aries, but I have always assumed it doesn't work well there because it is in its detriment.
Clare: This is an important point which illustrates how a psychological approach differs from a more traditional approach. Venus describes an individual's values, talents and joys. Placed in Aries, a psychological interpretation would be that you find joy through expressing your natural, instinctive urge for leadership, competition and the achievement of personal goals. This placement indicates a love (Venus) of the fight (Aries), a valuing (Venus) of strength and determination and courage (Aries), so, from this point of view, Venus is just as happy in Aries as in any other sign. The sign simply describes how the planet will find its best expression. Venus in Aries enjoys the chase and loves to fight for something. She is competitive in relationships and values the qualities of courage, determination and leadership in herself and in others. Venus in Aries is also likely to value her freedom and autonomy. We could even say that this is a powerful Venus because she knows what she wants.
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For any fiscal year for which the funds appropriated under section 6663 of this title are less than $100,000,000, the Secretary is authorized to award grants, on a competitive basis, to eligible partnerships to carry out the authorized activities described in subsection (c) of this section.
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(B) a description of how the activities to be carried out by the eligible partnership will be aligned with challenging State academic content and student academic achievement standards in mathematics and science and with other educational reform activities that promote student academic achievement in mathematics and science;
(C) a description of how the activities to be carried out by the eligible partnership will be based on a review of scientifically based research, and an explanation of how the activities are expected to improve student academic achievement and strengthen the quality of mathematics and science instruction;
(D) a description of—
(i) how the eligible partnership will carry out the authorized activities described in subsection (c) of this section; and
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An eligible partnership shall use funds provided under this part for one or more of the following activities related to elementary schools or secondary schools:
(1) Creating opportunities for enhanced and ongoing professional development of mathematics and science teachers that improves the subject matter knowledge of such teachers.
(2) Promoting strong teaching skills for mathematics and science teachers and teacher educators, including integrating reliable scientifically based research teaching methods and technology-based teaching methods into the curriculum.
(3) Establishing and operating mathematics and science summer workshops or institutes, including followup training, for elementary school and secondary school mathematics and science teachers that—
(A) shall—
(i) directly relate to the curriculum and academic areas in which the teacher provides instruction, and focus only secondarily on pedagogy;
(ii) enhance the ability of the teacher to understand and use the challenging State academic content standards for mathematics and science and to select appropriate curricula; and
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(i) programs that provide teachers and prospective teachers with opportunities to work under the guidance of experienced teachers and college faculty;
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(B) stipends provided to mathematics and science teachers for certification through alternative routes;
(C) scholarships for teachers to pursue advanced course work in mathematics, engineering, or science; and
(5) Developing or redesigning more rigorous mathematics and science curricula that are aligned with challenging State and local academic content standards and with the standards expected for postsecondary study in mathematics and science.
(6) Establishing distance learning programs for mathematics and science teachers using curricula that are innovative, content-based, and based on scientifically based research that is current as of the date of the program involved.
(7) Designing programs to prepare a mathematics or science teacher at a school to provide professional development to other mathematics or science teachers at the school and to assist beginning and other teachers at the school, including (if applicable) a mechanism to integrate the teacher's experiences from a summer workshop or institute into the provision of professional development and assistance.
(8) Establishing and operating programs to bring mathematics and science teachers into contact with working scientists, mathematicians, and engineers, to expand such teachers' subject matter knowledge of and research in science and mathematics.
(9) Designing programs to identify and develop exemplary mathematics and science teachers in the kindergarten through grade 8 classrooms.
(d) Coordination and consultation
(1) Partnership grants
An eligible partnership receiving a grant under section 1023 [1] of this title shall coordinate the use of such funds with any related activities carried out by such partnership with funds made available under this part.
(2) National Science Foundation
In carrying out the activities authorized by this part, the Secretary shall consult and coordinate with the Director of the National Science Foundation, particularly with respect to the appropriate roles for the Department and the Foundation in the conduct of summer workshops, institutes, or partnerships to improve mathematics and science teaching in elementary schools and secondary schools.
(e) Evaluation and accountability plan
(1) In general
Each eligible partnership receiving a grant or subgrant under this part shall develop an evaluation and accountability plan for activities assisted under this part that includes rigorous objectives that measure the impact of activities funded under this part.
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The plan developed pursuant to paragraph (1)—
(A) shall include measurable objectives to increase the number of mathematics and science teachers who participate in content-based professional development activities;
(B) shall include measurable objectives for improved student academic achievement on State mathematics and science assessments or, where applicable, an International Mathematics and Science Study assessment; and
(C) may include objectives and measures for—
(ii) increased percentages of elementary school teachers with academic majors or minors, or group majors or minors, in mathematics, engineering, or the sciences; and
(f) Report
Each eligible partnership receiving a grant or subgrant under this part shall report annually to the Secretary regarding the eligible partnership's progress in meeting the objectives described in the accountability plan of the partnership under subsection (e) of this section.
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Source(Pub. L. 89–10, title II, § 2202, as added Pub. L. 107–110, title II, § 201,Jan. 8, 2002, 115 Stat. 1644.)
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Guests at the event, which will be held from 5 to 9 p.m. July 28 at the Thousand Islands Club Restaurant, Wellesley Island, will help raise funds for the enhancement of both departments, according to hospital Chief Executive Officer Ben Moore III.
Were space-constrained, he said. The conditions for both are very similar. We could do more for patients by doing physical (improvements). For physical therapy, wed like to have more room for treatment areas. In the emergency department, we have five patient bays, and especially in the summer, it gets things backed up.
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FAILURE TO YIELD - POTSDAM - Village police ticketed Kara D. Chapin, 22 of Wolcottfor failure to yield right of way entering roadway following a two-vehicle personal injury accident at 11:48 a.m. Sunday on Elm Street.Potsdam Rescue and Potsdam Fire also responded to the accident scene.
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1349 Dog complaint on Elm Street.
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PAWTUCKET — A Pawtucket man was fatally shot early Friday morning behind the Nathanael Greene Elementary School on Smithfield Avenue, police said.
Police said the victim, identified yesterday as 20-year-old Joshua Burgo of Pawtucket, was shot in the chest at around 2:58 a.m. He was taken by ambulance to Rhode Island Hospital where he was pronounced dead a short time later.
According to police reports, Burgo was found lying in the parking lot in back of the 285 Smithfield Avenue school with a gunshot wound to the chest.
Burgo, who was from the Broadway section of the city, was reportedly with a group of people gathered behind Pawtucket Fire Station 5 when he was shot. Police say some of those people stayed with Burgo after he was shot. Those shots were heard by firefighters, who were just returning from a call. A firefighter at the scene attempted to resuscitate Burgo using CPR, but he never regained consciousness.
Authorities had to wait for an ambulance to come from another station, because fire officials said the nearby Smithfield Avenue Fire Station does not have one.
The homicide is being investigated by detectives of the Pawtucket Police Department's Major Crime Unit. So far, no arrests have been made.
Anyone with information is asked to contact lead investigators Detectives Donti Rosciti or David Silva at (401) 727-9100 .
The Nathanael Greene Elementary School is located in the Fairlawn neighborhood of Pawtucket. The 93-year-old school houses 569 students who attend kindergarten through grade six at Nathanael Greene.
Burgo's murder is the second homicide in the city this year and the shooting is the second in the city over the past month.
The city's first homicide ocurred in January when 28-year-old Pawtucket man Richard C. Cruz was found stabbed on the sidewalk at the intersection of Main and School streets - near the old Apex building.
Cruz was found unconscious and suffering from several stab wounds.
He was rushed to Memorial Hospital where he was pronounced dead.
Last month, Pawtucket police said a man was shot in the leg while standing in front of a home. The 29 year-old man from Central Falls was shot in the right leg in front of 48 Woodlawn St. at about 8:10 p.m. He was with several other people in the driveway when he was hit.
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How I Paid for College: A Novel of Sex, Theft, Friendship & Musical Theaterby Marc Acito
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A deliciously funny romp of a novel about one overly theatrical (and sexually confused) New Jersey teenager's larcenous quest for his acting school tuition.
It's 1983 in Wallingford, New Jersey, a sleepy bedroom community outside of Manhattan. Seventeen-year-old Edward Zanni, a feckless Ferris Bueller-type, is Peter Panning his way through a carefree summer of magic and mischief. The fun comes to a halt, however, when Edward's father remarries and refuses to pay for Edward to study acting at Juilliard.
Edward's truly in a bind. He's ineligible for scholarships because his father earns too much. He's unable to contact his mother because she's somewhere in Peru trying to commune with Incan spirits. And, as a sure sign he's destined for a life in the arts, Edward's incapable of holding down a job. So he turns to his loyal (but immoral) misfit friends to help him steal the tuition money from his father, all the while practicing for his high school performance of Grease. Disguising themselves as nuns and priests, they merrily scheme their way through embezzlement, money laundering, identity theft, forgery, and blackmail. But, along the way, Edward also learns the value of friendship, hard work, and how you're not really a man until you can beat up your father — metaphorically, that is.
How I Paid for College is a farcical coming-of-age story that's kind of like what would ensue if David Sedaris rewrote The Catcher in the Rye. It is a novel for anyone who has ever had a dream or a scheme, and it marks the introduction to an original and audacious talent.
"Portland humor columnist Acito debuts with dazzling comic panache in this story of a teenage would-be swindler and budding drama queen. Edward Zanni is dying to escape boring Wallingford, N.J., for the hallowed halls of Juilliard, and he's got a pretty good chance at it. It's summer, and he's palling around with his fellow Play People, who include his gorgeous girlfriend, Kelly, and his hot jock pal, Doug, and dreaming of stardom. The fly in the ointment is Zanni's money-obsessed father, Al, who pulls the financial plug on Edward's Juilliard dream after marrying a trophy babe, a beautiful, icy Teutonic model named Dagmar. Edward counters dad's penny-pinching by moving in with Kelly's family to establish financial independence for a scholarship, but bombs at several minimum-wage jobs. How will he pay for college now that his audition — really a public mental breakdown — got him in? His devious buddy, Nathan, concocts a plan to steal from gold-digging Dagmar, who's been siphoning Al's cash into a secret account. Edward and pals set up a fake nonprofit designed to award a Juilliard scholarship to someone born in Hoboken (Edward) — but there's a problem. Acito nails his scenes one after another, from Edward's shifting (but always enthusiastic) sexuality to the silly messes he gets himself into. The result is a thumbs-up winner from a storyteller whose future looks as bright as that of his young hero. Agent, Edward Hibbert. (Sept.) Forecast: Acito's playful, nuanced treatment of sexual exploration and lively plot should make this an appealing choice for older YA readers as well as adults." Publishers Weekly (Starred Review) (Copyright 2004 Reed Business Information, Inc.)
"Acito proves himself worthy of whatever praise people may want to throw his way....The outsider edge...never devolves into snobbishness and keeps the free-form story humming hilariously along. High school as it should have been." Kirkus Reviews
"Funny, entertaining, and ultimately endearing." Details
"A charming first novel....Wicked fun." Out Magazine
"A seriously adult teen novel....Wildly camp and achingly funny." BBC
"Difficult to put down....Very funny." London Financial Times
"This is happily trashy, goofy stuff with its inspired plot, despite a load of predictably sketched characters....Set this one aside for your next day of playing hooky and lying on the couch all day reading." The Oregonian (Portland, OR)
"If John Hughes had directed a movie of bisexual self-discovery (Ferris Bueller Comes Out?), it might have looked something like Acito's endearingly goofy debut....
"[A] funny, moving, and dead-on novel....This insightfulness ensures that College will become one of those rare books that YAs insist that all of their friends read, that is carried around in backpacks just to have it be close at all times." School Library Journal
"Marc Acito's rollicking first novel is, by turns, sweet, sexy, and outrageous. Powered by the author's devious imagination, the story shows us a handful of teenagers driven to larceny, embezzlement, and impersonation — all in the name of higher education. Beneath the story's beguiling shtick, though, is a more serious issue — the complications inherent in the difficult business of becoming ourselves. A great graduation gift." Jennifer Finney Boylan, author of She's Not There
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ah ****, i loved wizardry
I wonder how Free Realms Lifetime membership people feel now.
vanguard had such potential when it first came out.
@marcipaans if like me not giving a shit as it was 35 bucks like 4 years ago.
I liked Vanguard :/ It was my go-to Fantasy Themepark. I remember when I bought it waaaaay back when SOE first got the game.
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i think its best to only play games which are run for love rather than money.
so the devs must still play the game and must be more concerned for the fun than because of a profit motive.
because the moment a big publisher steps in and runs it for money, they will always shut it down to push players to begin paying again for the next new title.
though of course, it worries me to think what if Champions of Regnum was shut down anyway.
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