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(3) such State has obtained funding from non-Federal sources, including but not limited to, oil overcharge funds, State or local government appropriations, or utility contributions (including rebates) equal to or greater than three times the amount provided by the Secretary under this subsection for deposit into such revolving fund.
Source(Pub. L. 94–163, title III, § 363,Dec. 22, 1975, 89 Stat. 934; Pub. L. 94–385, title IV, § 432(b), (c),Aug. 14, 1976, 90 Stat. 1162; Pub. L. 95–619, title VI, § 691(b)(2),Nov. 9, 1978, 92 Stat. 3288; Pub. L. 101–440, § 3(b),Oct. 18, 1990, 104 Stat. 1007; Pub. L. 102–486, title I, § 141(a)(1),Oct. 24, 1992, 106 Stat. 2840.)
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This chapter, referred to in subsec. (b)(2)(B), (3)(C), was in the original "this Act", meaning Pub. L. 94–163, Dec. 22, 1975, 89 Stat. 871, as amended, known as the Energy Policy and Conservation Act. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 6201 of this title and Tables.
1992—Subsec. (f). Pub. L. 102–486added subsec. (f).
1990—Subsecs. (d), (e). Pub. L. 101–440added subsecs. (d) and (e).
1978—Pub. L. 95–619substituted "Secretary" for "Administrator", meaning Administrator of the Federal Energy Administration, wherever appearing.
1976—Subsec. (b)(2). Pub. L. 94–385, § 432(b), inserted provision requiring notice and opportunity to present views prior to disapproval of plans.
Subsec. (c). Pub. L. 94–385, § 432(c), inserted references to plan, measures, or systems wherever appearing and required that examinations be at reasonable times and under reasonable conditions.
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Editor's Note: This is one of a series of articles about the history of the Sun Advocate and the county it covers as a newspaper. These articles are being prepared in commemoration of the 120th anniversary of the newspaper's birth in 1891.
As Carbon County moved into 1949 repercussions from the past world war were still working their way through the country with rent controls, debt accumulation and the return of service men's bodies from overseas. However, local news took a turn for the worse right from the beginning of the year as two disasters took place within the first two months.
On Jan. 13 the Sun Advocate reported that an explosion in a Helper service station killed a young man and injured two others. Apparently some gasoline had been spilled and 19 year old Frank Wallace was trying to clean the fuel off of a floor by scraping it with a metal snow shovel.
"...investigating officers were inclined (based on an eye witness account) to believe that a spark caused by the snow shovel coming into contact with the concrete caused the explosion," stated the paper. "As the explosion occurred the entire canopy section of the station collapsed."
A couple of months later (April 30), a fire broke out in the at the Zion's Wholesale Grocery warehouse and Johnson Furniture (both south of Main Street on 100 West in Price) and caused huge damage to the buildings. The paper reported that the fire started in a flue between the two establishments. The damage while confined to the interiors of the buildings, destroyed thousands of dollars worth of goods, particularly in the grocery warehouse. As the final estimated came in the cost of lost goods alone was $100,000.
A lot of news from 1949 came from the eastern part of the county too. First residents of Dragerton, with houses now primarily under private ownership after the sale to occupants the year before, decided they did not want their town to be incorporated. The movement began in the spring when some of the towns residents asked the Carbon County Commission to study the idea. After some wrangling and interpretation of the law it was established that an election would be set on July 12 to see if the majority of residents wanted incorporation. At the same time they would also vote for city officials (mayor and councilpersons). However, when all was said and done, voters turned down the idea of becoming a third class city. Out of 1,100 registered voters only 421 voted and they voted the idea down 239 to 182.
"Reports received from the East Carbon community indicated that many of the eligible voters did not exercise their right to vote because they did no favor incorporation," stated the paper in the July 14 issue. "Consequently the low vote was recorded."
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"...Mrs. Ruiz stated that prior to breakfast the husband had struck her and attempted to choke her," said the report in the Sun Advocate. "After setting the table for the meal she went to another room and got the gun and shot the husband, the bullet entering the region of the neck with the carotid artery is located..."
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While the weapon had been in the house for some time, there was no ammunition for the gun until one of the children found a .22 caliber bullet laying in the yard and the mother had taken it away the day before the murder. That ws the shell she used to kill him, because she had thrown away all the other ammunition that had been in the house before the date of the murder.
Because of the circumstances and the testimony of the investigating officers the inquest jury returned a verdict of death at the hand of "Ufilia Ruiz by shooting with a .22 caliber rifle not feloniously."
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In late June Wellington Justice of the Peace Jack Allen reduced the charge to second degree murder during the preliminary hearing after he denied a motion by the defense to dismiss the case. She was bound over for trial, which was set to begin July 18. Mrs. Ruiz pleaded not guilty to the charge.
The trial took all of one day with a two hour deliberation by the eight person jury. The verdict was not guilty. based on the fact that the woman had suffered for years because of abuse and beatings by the deceased.
The news wasn't all negative that first half of the year though. Carbon High's baseball team went to the state finals, and took second place in the Class A league. Members of that team included Bill Perry, Frank Marelli, Louis Tonc, Jimmy Scarcelli, Burl Hoopes, Bobby Davis, David Faddis, Ernest Etzel (manager), Gerald Culwell, Morris Nelson, Jerry Crawford, Gene Plaga, Calmer Griffith, Juney Lindsey and Darryl Crawford. The coach of the team was Chris Axelgard.


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Smith added, "I care more about our fans and our ownership and my own team than I do about the resentment of other people. As long as you are winning, they resent you. And I don't intend to stop winning."
In Behind the Moves, Neil Smith tells a story of when he interviewed for a job with Toronto and Ken Dryden asked him why he never got more involved at GM meetings. "I said, 'you've got to remember, Ken, everybody hates the Rangers. Everybody. My only hope was that they didn't hate me personally. My way of dealing with everybody was to be friendly to everybody….so that when I called, they were happy to talk to me and I could make some deals and it wasn't the f—ing Rangers making the deal, it was Neil'"


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I've baked a lot from CI and the only recipe I didnt like was the coconut cake(march 2001). I make so many of their baked goods ( and savory recipes) over and over because they are really excellent. Here are some of my favorites.
Chicken fajita's ( fabulous, but I always add a bit of tequila to the marinade)
Spinach lasagna(bechamel based, will be making this again next week for a dinner party)
Tall and fluffy buttermilk biscuits( there is a pic of these in the biscuit thread)
Pineapple upside down cake( a friend told me this was the BEST pineapple upside down cake ever, better than his mom's)
German chocolate cake( pic on my blog)
Chicken, green bean mushroom stir fry along with the baked brown rice
Pan sauteed chicken breasts w/ sage vermouth sauce
spinach salad( pic on blog)
chocolate pots de creme( we made and served this at a former job)
multigrain pancakes
multigrain bread( fabulous, makes 2 loaves)
scones( blueberry and maple oatmeal pecan)
Strawberry cream cake( YOU MUST MAKE THIS!!)
Big super nutty peanut butter cookies( just made these a few days ago, pic on my foodblog)
Lemon layer cake
Grilled pizza( omg, so good)
calzones( fabulous)
Baby back ribs
eta: NY style crumb cake
I love their bulletin board too( Hi Darcie!!). I learn a lot from the folks over there. The new issue is out and I want to try the Hummus, and the Berry fool along with the oatmeal snack cake( I think I'll make this today)
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CANTON Two of the top five scorers in the nation played in Wednesday nights ECAC Hockey game at Appleton Arena.
But Clarkson University junior Will Frederick, with just two goals this season, wound up recording the top statistical game, matching his season total and added an assist as the Golden Knights beat the rival St. Lawrence University Saints 4-1 before a sellout crowd of 2,622.
SLUs Kyle Flanagan, a Canton native, leads the nation in scoring and teammate Greg Carey is tied for fifth.
Frederick, who is more of a physical forward, doubled the two goals he had this season by the end of the opening period, scoring twice in the first period for the Golden Knights (3-7-5 overall, 3-3-1 conference) to give Clarkson a lead it would never relinquish.
It was a good start for our team, that was the biggest thing, Frederick said. We were trying to come out of the gate on the road and get the upper hand. Points on the road are hard to come by.
Fredericks first goal came at 6 minutes, 1 second of the opening period on a play where he just kept whacking at the puck until it squeezed past Saints goalie Matt Weninger. His second goal came at 15:54 when he redirected a slap shot from defenseman Andrew Himelson.
I just kind of threw it to the net, followed the puck, and put in the rebound, Frederick said of his opening goal. You kind of silence the crowd a little bit. It was rocking before the game there.
After Wednesdays game, Frederick improved his career statistics against the Saints to four goals and two assists in six games.
We told Freddy he should play all his games against St. Lawrence, because hed have quite the goal-per-game ratio, Clarkson coach Casey Jones said. Freddys a big boy (6-foot-3, 218 pounds), and hes physical and he took pucks to the net. Thats what a big man should do. He brought the puck hard to the net and he got rewarded for it.
Clarkson freshman goalie Greg Lewis has experienced an up-and-down first half of the season, but the 21-year-old likely gave some St. Lawrence fans bad memories of former Clarkson goalie Paul Karpowich on Wednesday as they saw another Clarkson goalie wearing No. 33 denying chances.
Lewis, a native of Mars, Pa., stopped 34 of 35 shots in his debut game in the Clarkson/SLU rivalry, a .971 save percentage. One of his saves was on a breakaway by Flanagan, the nations leading scorer, during a second-period power play.
I was aware of him, Lewis said. (The shot) just kind of hit me I guess.
When Lewis has been able to stop at least 90 percent of the shots he faces, hes been successful this season, with a 3-1-2 record in those games. In the other games hes gone 0-5-2.
I thought he was real good tonight, Jones said. He showed a lot of composure.
SLU had only eight shots against Lewis in the first period, but came out inspired at the start of the second and peppered the net and finished with 27 shots in the final two periods.
We figured they would come out hard in the second, Lewis said. We did a good job keeping all the shots to the outside and making it hard on them in the (defensive) zone.
Heading into Wednesdays game it looked like Clarkson would be in trouble if SLU received a lot of power-play chances. The Golden Knights ranked last in the nation in the penalty kill and SLUs power-play ranked ninth.
But Clarkson killed five of six penalties Wednesday, and SLU did not score until its second-to-last chance.
We just tried to take time and space away from them on the kill, Himelson said. We focused on our keys and blocking shots.
Said Jones, We were getting a little bit concerned that we werent being aggressive enough and we went back to the fundamentals the last couple days. We were giving them way too much zone time. When teams are in your zone thats when you get scoring chances.
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The Central Economic Work Conference is jointly organized by the Central Committee of the Communist Party and the State Council, China's cabinet.
It is held in December each year and usually reviews that year's government policies on the economic front and plans for the next year. Although the conference will not spell out policy details, it sets the direction, often indicated in subtle word changes, and will soon be followed by specifics from ministries and departments.
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The following is a review of what directions economic work conferences in the last five years have taken.
2007 Central Economic Work Conference (Dec. 3 to 5)
Keywords: Prevent overheating and inflation
Background: China's economy is red hot in 2007. Its revised growth rate reaches 13%. The consumer price index, which measures inflation and gives food prices high weight, was higher than 6% for four straight months.
Investment and trade surplus also increase rapidly, so does the supply of money. All figures point to economic overheating and the risk of runaway inflation. Many economists wonder whether China could suffer a hard landing.
Focus of conference: The conference asks for "prudent fiscal policy and tight monetary policy." It is the first time since the 1997 Asian Financial Crisis that government calls for a tight monetary policy.
The goal of macro regulations in 2008, says the conference statement, is to prevent two trends — fast economic growth from becoming overheating and structural price increases from turning into obvious inflation. It listed four targets for macro control: control economic aggregates, stabilize prices, adjust economic structure and promote balance.
The conference also touches upon measures to improve people's well-being, including increasing income distribution reform and subsidies to low-income groups, expansion of social security and medical insurance, exploration of social security mechanism in rural areas, and implementation of free, compulsory education nationwide.
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On liquidity, a mounting trade surplus results in the central bank's massive money printing — with the country's control over the exchange rate, the bank buys foreign currency from domestic companies — and more liquidity to the market to fuels inflation. The conference also calls for control of total credit and the pace of delivering credit to the market.
2008 Central Economic Work Conference (Dec. 8 to 10)
Keywords: Expand domestic demand
Background: The year 2008 witnessed the outbreak and spread of the global financial crisis. China's economy, long heavily reliant on investment and export, suffers a setback as external markets become sluggish. China's growth rate in 2008 dropped from 13% in 2007 to 9%.
To change the growth pattern from relying on external demands to domestic demand seems a must. But what's more urgent is to keep the economy humming. In November 2008, before the conference, the government comes up with a stimulus package of 4 trillion yuan ($641 billion) for the next two years.
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The government wants to both expand domestic demand and stabilize external demand, and maintain a stable exchange rate and improve the country's balance of payments.
The housing industry is singled out. "Make the property market play an active role in expanding domestic demands," the conference statement says.
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Adam Grossman has been conducting at the New England Conservatory Preparatory School since 1988. He is the Music Director of The Master Singers of Lexington and is on the faculty of the All Newton Music School and the Newton public schools. He is the former Music Director of the Cambridge Symphony Orchestra and conductor of The Boston Cecilia Chamber Singers, and has been guest conductor for The Boston Cecilia, Dinosaur Annex New Music Ensemble, The Lexington Sinfonietta, Symphony by the Sea, Longy Summer Orchestra, Newton Community Chorus and Youth and Pops concerts with the Newton, Wellesley, and New Philharmonia Orchestras. His work with the Chorus Pro Musica includes collaborations with the Boston Philharmonic as offstage conductor for Holst's Planets and preparing the chorus for the Verdi Requiem. He has appeared three times at the Warebrook (Vermont) Festival for Contemporary Music, and in the fall of 1999 was Artist in Residence and Conductor of the Brandeis University Chorus. In 2006 he conducted the first performance of Abigail Al-Doory's Tonya & Nancy: The Opera, and in 2007 he conducted the Central Massachusetts Junior District Festival Orchestra.
Mr. Grossman has conducted more than forty premieres, including works by Allen Anderson, Peter Lieberson, Rodney Lister, John McDonald, Joyce Mekeel, Marjorie Merryman and Michael Weinstein, as well as works of graduate composers at Brandeis University, and local premieres by Peter Maxwell Davies, Michael Finnissey and Richard Felciano. Last May he conducted the first performance of William Bolcom's Lady Liberty.
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My fear of a real life 1984 is somewhat tempered by my relatively high dislike for most of the people associated with the OWS movement.
Say what? Who do you speak of when you say "most of the people"? Victim's of overly aggressive police? Victims of predatory scholastic lending practices? People who give a damn that pay rates have effectively gone down over the past twenty years while corporate profit margins are the highest they've been in the history of the US?
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A student armed with a shotgun opened fire at a California high school on Thursday, critically wounding a fellow student
before two adult staff members talked the boy into giving up his weapon, and he was arrested, authorities said.
The shooting comes less than four weeks after a December rampage at a Connecticut elementary school where a gunman killed 20 children and six adults in an attack that shocked the nation and has fueled a heated national debate over gun control.
The latest shooting unfolded Thursday morning at Taft Union High School in the Kern County town of Taft, about 30 miles southwest of Bakersfield and about 100 miles north of downtown Los Angeles
One student critically wounded by gunfire was airlifted to a nearby hospital, Kern County Sheriff Donny Youngblood said.
A second student received minor injuries while falling over a table trying the flee the classroom, and a third student was taken to a hospital complaining of hearing loss from the sound of a gun blast, Youngblood said.
The lone suspect, a 16-year-old male student, was arrested after a teacher and a school administrator who confronted him persuaded the boy to put his gun down, Youngblood told a televised news conference.
His identity was not immediately released, but police said the suspect apparently had a disagreement with the student who was critically injured.
Sheriff's deputies called to the scene went room-by-room to secure the school, and television news images showed students lined up on the sidewalk outside the school, with parents stopped in cars to pick them up.
(Additional reporting by Tim Gaynor; Writing By Cynthia Johnston; Editing by Paul Thomasch and Carol Bishopric)
so apparently it isn't absolutely _essential_ that teachers gun down disturbed students - although i'm sure the NRA will have reasons why this is not a viable option.
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They were distracting him while the gunmen could reload, I suspect. Bit of a fluke that it ended there.
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Just think, if the teacher had been armed we could have had only
gunshot casualties instead of the massive one- wait, what?
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From what I read, it seems like the shooter was trying to murder a specific student he had a grievance with, rather than an attempted mass shooting. Apparently he told the teacher he didn't want to shoot him, and specifically named the person who he wanted to shoot.
I'm appalled that a highschool feud could get to the point of attempted murder with a firearm. I had a pretty shitty highschool experience, but the worst violence I ever experienced was being stabbed in the arm with a penknife. And that was half-accidental.
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Youngblood is a pretty awesome name for a sheriff.
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fritterdonut wrote:
WheelsOfConfusion wrote:
So, this happened
My fear of a real life 1984 is somewhat tempered by my relatively high dislike for most of the people associated with the OWS movement.
You're telling me you're not a fan of drum circles?
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From what I read, it seems like the shooter was trying to murder a specific student he had a grievance with, rather than an attempted mass shooting. Apparently he told the teacher he didn't want to shoot him, and specifically named the person who he wanted to shoot.
but if the teacher had listened to the nra, and had a gun, and started shooting instead of talking, he could well have shot and killed the student. so we still would have had a higher body count.
i'm in the school that says if you shoot a 16-yr-old kid, even one who intends to kill others, you've still shot a 16-yr-old kid. which i'm kind of against.
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See, that's why we need to train them to be
shots, so they can just shoot the gun out of their hands, simply injuring them rather than killing them.
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I felt I wanted to comment, so I came out of occasional lurking. =P
If only we could reach a happy medium in all this. Gun control especially to specifically regulate and monitor the stockpile of weapons, increased mental health awareness, working to change a society that causes disorders and problems to begin with (without jumping to the the obvious scapegoats instead of the problems that have caused those scapegoats), and even the idea of armed guards in schools.
And to address this, since it'll probably be the only part of my message anyone is interested in, yes, I actually am in favor of having a police officer in schools. My hometown had one in our high school. It wasn't threatening or anything. He was a laid back guy that was their only for security. His name was Monty. To say as we're saying here, that if he'd been at that school in California, he'd just have SHOT the kid and now we'd have a BIGGER body count is naive. Even if it's not always the case, security should be held to the same account as our police force, that shooting is supposed to be the last resort to a situation that seems to have no other outcome. I just wonder...Do we think the first response from having police will always be to shoot first? On the street, do many police forces put so much emphasis on not shooting their guns, that they have to write a thorough explanation for even firing their gun, even if it hit no one?
The same should go for security in schools. In fact the position should be even higher, that you want someone who can rationalize and talk someone down. Someone that's been trained to do so, and took the job knowing they might be putting themselves in harm's way. We're lucky to have compassionate teachers that will reach out to a student, but that's not always the case. That's not their job, nor should it have to be forced on them. You want to hire security that you know will be willing to put themselves at risk for safety, not let that be your stipulation for hiring teachers instead of better criteria like which provides their students with more knowledge.
And Republicans have been quick to point out that Obama's kids' school has several armed guards. Really, that's neither here nor there and is trying to distract from the issue. Still, I think that simply having someone on staff at schools that's trained to talk someone down and put their life on the line through either discussion or stopping someone that is intending more harm doesn't hurt. And I do believe that the knowledge that there's a cop or something there CAN dissuade someone, just as people slow down when they see a white car, not sure if it's a cop. Granted, this is not just handing guns to the teachers and Principal. That's not the way to handle this and is not the same thing, even though so many Republicans tout it as the same.
With so many small schools though, is it plausible to put a security officer in every school? In our current climate? Maybe...but probably not.
Is it the only factor even
in the slightest
to curving our overall problem in the country? Not even. We need all the other aspects to change the nature of the circumstances, not just address the effect by talking down or shooting the one's that turn to violence.
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fritterdonut wrote:
From what I read, it seems like the shooter was trying to murder a specific student he had a grievance with, rather than an attempted mass shooting. Apparently he told the teacher he didn't want to shoot him, and specifically named the person who he wanted to shoot.
but if the teacher had listened to the nra, and had a gun, and started shooting instead of talking, he could well have shot and killed the student. so we still would have had a higher body count.
i'm in the school that says if you shoot a 16-yr-old kid, even one who intends to kill others, you've still shot a 16-yr-old kid. which i'm kind of against.
Wut. I didn't even mention the NRA. Or giving teachers guns.
I was just saying it seemed like a targeted hit rather than an all-out mass shooting.
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sorry, i'm a bit fixated on the nra's 'solution' to shootings in schools.
i guess, in general, my reaction to gun violence is like my reaction to medical issues in general - it's better to prevent than to have to treat. arming anyone in the school is treatment. treatment tends to be both more expensive and less effective, and it usually doesn't kick in until some damage has been done.
and that's true whether you are talking a cold, or cancer.
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although apparently it's not too clear what he actually said.
Justice Thomas leaned into his microphone, and in the midst of a great deal of cross talk among the justices, cracked a joke. Or so it seemed to people in the courtroom.
The official transcript confirms that Justice Thomas spoke, for the first time since Feb 22, 2006. It attributes these words to him, after a follow-up comment from Justice Scalia concerning a male graduate of Harvard Law School: Well he did not . That is all the transcript recites.
Though the transcription is incomplete, people in the courtroom understood him to say that a law degree from Yale may actually be proof of incompetence.
whatever, doesn't seem to have actually been anything relating to the case they were hearing. give him another 7 years, i guess.
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Question: Do US schools have liaison officers? Like, a school police officer?
My school did, he used to sit in on our law classes and answer questions from students. Other than that, he mostly just patrolled the halls and school grounds, and talked to students who had got caught with drugs or alcohol.
But being a police officer, he was always packing his service pistol, baton, pepper spray, and for a while a taser as well. I guess it seems weird that one side is arguing that we need more guns in schools, while the other side is arguing we need no guns in schools, meanwhile I saw the liaison officer almost every day, either in the halls or in law class, and I never really gave it a second thought.
Funny thing actually, about the taser. He stopped carrying it after the Vancouver airport tasering. We asked him about it, and he said that it was a combination of bad press pushing officers towards not carrying one, and tightening of the police armory's requirements on taking them out on duty - officers had to do a ton of paperwork and get training re-certified every 3-6 months.
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Books with happy meals in uk. Think this will actually get more kids into reading. If it gets 1% of the kids into books (into reading them), it's a success.
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Instead of the usual cheap plastic toy, for the next five weeks McDonalds is offering children in the U.K. books with their Happy Meals. That probably means there are a lot of disappointed British children, but for the faction of nerdy little Britons who love books as much as we do, its a banner day under the golden arches. During the promotion, McDonalds intends to give out one book with every Happy Meal they sell. If thats true, it will inadvertently make them the largest childrens book distributor in the United Kingdom.
The Happy Readers campaign kicked off this weekend, replacing toys for books, and its already getting support from the British National Literacy Trust (NLT.) The NLT has found that 30% of children in the U.K. dont own any books. I tried finding the corresponding statistic for the U.S. but my search came up empty-handed.
Each Happy Meal comes with a non-fiction book by publisher DK Books, and book retailer W.H. Smith is working with McDonalds to allow customers to redeem a book of their choice. This is the latest move by the fast food giant to make Happy Meals more appealing, if not to children than at least to their parents. They have already started offering healthier food options like apple slices instead of french fries. It seems like the next move is to help children become better readers, and thats wonderful.
A pilot version of this program last year saw McDonalds give out 9 million books, and if this round of promotion is a success then it may catch on in other countries. It wouldnt be the first time a fast food chain has bribed children into reading with food. I have fond childhood memories of Pizza Huts Book It! program, which offered kids a free pizza in exchange for logging a certain amount of time reading.
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