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Stem cells are immature cells that are the "starter" cells for all types of tissues. When you have leukemia, a stem cell transplant may be used to help your body make new healthy blood cells. It replaces the blood stem cells that are killed during high-dose chemotherapy, allowing doctors to give you more intensive treatment. Research is ongoing to find out how helpful stem cell transplantation is for chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL).
You should know that stem cell transplants aren't considered the first line of treatment for CLL. When they are used, they are commonly part of a clinical trial. However, your doctor may suggest one in cases like these:
Your leukemia is no longer responding to standard treatments, or the time between the response and when the leukemia returns is short.
Your leukemia has certain prognostic factors that make it likely that it will progress more rapidly.
A stem cell transplant is an intensive procedure that is most likely to be successful in people who are younger and healthy enough to withstand it. Whenever possible, using stem cells from a matched donor is preferred over using your own stem cells. This requires having a matched donor available to provide the stem cells for the transplant. In many cases this may be a family member, but stem cells may also come from a matched, unrelated donor if no family member has the same tissue type as you. It's also important to discuss the procedure thoroughly with your doctor beforehand to make sure you understand the possible risks and benefits.
Although still considered experimental, mini-transplants (also called nonmyeloablative transplants) are sometimes used for people with CLL. People receive a lower dose of chemotherapy and radiation, which doesn't completely destroy the cells in the bone marrow. But it is enough to suppress the immune system. Then people receive donor stem cells, which later develop an immune reaction to the cancer cells, killing them off.
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Voted for QL & Crysis 2.
Voted for QL & Crysis 2.
so nothing to be sad but im not the person to get my head in ids **** because they are id.
and btw i play quake III since 2000 and the attitude of id sadly changed drastic.
about tier slumming?
so I decided to tier slum one day. i played in a tier below my skill. these guys had to have been supernoobs, because they were worse than the usual skill below mine. who joins but a quake live mod who is infamous for tier slumming.
and this guys a really good player... so... HOW DOES HE GET INTO THE SERVER?? If i was that good, im sure it would say "your skill too high"
It ruined the game for those players, and even after constant complaining and bickering, how do they fix the problem? ban the people who complain? LOL
hopefully I dont get banned because i didnt mention any names. but if i do it just proves that what everyones saying is true, right?
how bout dem apples?
no problem I vote for QL.I will be voted anyway QL best4ever
damn, QL on WCG, that's damn hot, have never expected Quake's come back!
I'm very glad that this "Olympics of Esports" has options to vote for that are completely unproven as a competitive game.
edit: Voted for quake, for what it's worth.
only voted QUAKE LIVE, may it be the return of king ;p
You're playing this game and not voting for it because it was down for a few hours?
**** just hit the fan, the community cannot be worse.
<Anhedonic> DOGS HAVE LEGS
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<SyncError> Everyone please note...
<SyncError> Dogs have legs.
<SyncError> Okay carry on.
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said to be a corruption in Chinese or Arabic of Bod, indigenous name, of unknown origin. As an adjective in English, Tibetian is older (1747) but Tibetan (1822) is now the usual word.
Region in southwestern China, bordered by Burma to the southeast; India, Bhutan, and Nepal to the south; India to the west; and Chinese provinces to the north and east. Located in the Himalayas.
Note: The Dalai Lama, religious and civil leader of Tibet, was forced into exile in 1959, when the Chinese annexed the country.


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noun person who prepares food
Synonyms for cook
noun person who prepares food
verb prepare food, usually using heat
verb prepare food, usually using heat
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- ruin star
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- mull star
- burn star
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- spoil star
- broil star
- coddle star
- grill star
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- curry star
- roast star
- brew star
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verb. do something
- do a number
- do one's thing
- enforce
- execute
- function
- get in there
- go about
- go for broke
- go for it
- go in for
verb. alter or debase, often for profit
verb. assault physically
- knock for a loop
- larrup
- lay siege to
- light into
- molest
- mug
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- pounce upon
- punch
- raid
- rush
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Asphalt 8: Airborne Gets a New Time Limited Special Event
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Bring Your Drifting Skills to Dubai In Dubai Drift
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FLASHOUT 2 Careens into the Play Store with all Guns Blazing
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Top Down Racer Wreck'em Racing Zooms into Google Play
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Nitro Nation Online Gets Huge Update
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Flick Your Thumb to Race to the Finish in Thumb Motorbike Racing
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It's All In The Thumbs With Thumb Car Racing
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Gameloft Takes You to the Great Wall of China in Its Latest Update
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Colin McRae Rally - Blast from the Past
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FORT DRUM About 90 soldiers from the 693rd Engineer Company, 7th Engineer Battalion were welcomed home at a ceremony Wednesday on post.
The company, part of the 10th Sustainment Brigade, had been in southern Afghanistan since October, performing route clearance work in the Maiwand district of Kandahar province.
Col. Carl A. Alex, the 10th Mountain Divisions deputy commander for support, said the company was responsible for clearing 20,000 miles of road, finding about 151 improvised explosive devices, and about two dozen large-scale missions to support forces in the area during its deployment.
The tasks you accomplished ensuring our forces maintained freedom in maneuver and sustaining the fight saved lives, Col. Alex said.
The Monti Physical Fitness Center ceremony was held a little bit sooner than the original plan for the soldiers to return Friday. With staffing not available at Wheeler-Sack Army Airfield on Friday due to furloughs, the return flight was moved up.
Julie M. McCann, wife of Sgt. Jeffrey B. McCann, said before the ceremony that she was excited to see her husband return home.
When I got here, it was overwhelming joy, she said. Pure joy and happiness.
She said that the recently finished deployment was her husbands second, and that this one was a little bit scarier than the first.
Sitting with the couples three children, Amber, 20, Skylar, 12, and Sarah, 5, Mrs. McCann said it was important to instill normalcy during the deployment time. As long as Mommas OK, everything else is OK, she said.
Following Col. Alexs brief remarks, soldiers and family members rushed to reunite.
Among those coming together were Pfc. Vincent M. Grey, who was on his first deployment, and his wife, Jasmine E.
It feels good ... . Its good to be back, Pfc. Grey said.
With Mrs. Grey holding their 3-year-old daughter, Autumn, Pfc. Greys aunt Leslie R. Grey brought over his 4-month-old daughter, J�layah.
Pfc. Grey said he most looked forward to spending time with his family and his new daughter.
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Commenters online in China are quick to point out that the photos are either digitally manipulated or feature a dragon toy. Even so, they cut a rather freaky image, no? (No pun intended!)
According to one Chinese net user, "Even if this was a Photoshop, I'm scared just looking at it."
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LOWVILLE A statewide program that will cover most or all community college tuition for volunteer firefighters is being underused in the north country, according to a local Firemens Association of the State of New York official.
Nobody is taking advantage of it, and its sad, said Dale F. Barker, Edwards, assistant volunteer programs coordinator at the state association.
Mr. Barker, who works as director of emergency preparedness at Lewis County General Hospital, said a nurse here completed her training with help from FASNYs college tuition reimbursement program, but few others in the tri-county area have used the program, now in its third year.
The Higher Education Learning Plan, funded through a $4.2 million federal grant received by FASNY in 2011, allows volunteer firefighters to have 75 to 100 percent of their tuition paid, based on their grades. The program has no restrictions on course selection.
The application deadline for the fall semester has been extended through next Friday, so current students still have time to apply.
Applicants are required to serve on a volunteer fire squad in the state for the two years they attend a community college, along with the next four years, Mr. Barker said.
Theyre giving a total of six years back to the community, he said.
Last fall, 205 people applied for the program, and 187 were accepted as qualified, Mr. Barker said.
However, those were mostly from elsewhere in the state, he said.
Mr. Barker said the program, intended to help recruit more firefighters, would be useful not only for traditional college-age students but also for older volunteers who wish to further their education.
Its funding thats available, but not enough people are taking advantage of it, he said.
The number of volunteers across the state was 120,000 to 130,000 a decade ago, but that number had dropped to 80,000 a few years ago, Mr. Barker said.
That was at least partly attributable to an increase in time commitment and training requirements for firefighters, he said.
FASNYs hope is that a concerted recruitment effort, using the federal funding, will bring bodies back into fire service, Mr. Barker said, noting that membership has increased by 4 percent since the funding came through.
Officials also are looking for other incentives that can be offered to firefighters to keep them involved in the volunteer service, he said.
Anyone seeking more information on the tuition assistance program or other FASNY initiatives can email Mr. Barker at email@example.com or visit the organizations web site at www.fasny.com.
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Silverdream wrote:Jews lost their citizenship if they lived in Germany from 1930-1945. Therefore they were illegal. They were also seen as alien compared to the aryan race. Therefore they were illegal aliens.
Okay, I see. So you thought 1930s Germany is a part of modern-day America and "illegal aliens" is a phrase they use on the regular. I'm not going to say it was a nice try or anything, but better luck next time.
To try and re-explain the point that you missed, we don't need to hearken back to ye olde hitlertimes when there are already tons of white people in the U.S. illegally right now. But when people use the phrase "illegal aliens," those aren't the people they're referring to.


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Sadly, it's been years since we had a summer love, so this season we're determined to find a worthy crush. This time around it won't be the cute lifeguard at the beach or the yummy guy in Cabin 10, but instead, we're loving some particularly covetable must-haves! From a hardcover museum book we can't wait to flip through to a genius collaboration between several of our favorite labels, we're crazy about all the items in this month's Hearts roundup, and hope you'll get caught up in the romance, too!Sultra Hair Palette Color Hair Mascara ($24) in Capri Coral
One of the best perks of our job is testing out brand new products before they even hit the market, which is why you may have caught several WWW editors trying out Sultra's hair mascara back in April. We liked the temporary hair color so much, we decided to feature the fun coral hue in this month's Hearts story! If you're eager to switch up your usual 'do, simply swipe the mascara-like wand through your tresses for a bold pop of color. The mascara will be available online and in stores on June 28th in three other shades as well (Ultra Pink, Lapis Blue, and Royal Violet), so make sure to check it out then!
Summer Socks
Sporting socks with your high heels may seem counterintuitive, but after glimpsing this cute pairing on Marni's S/S 12 runway (the label's sling-back Shoes ($990) teamed with nylon Socks ($60) in Macaroon), we're sold on the look! The key to nabbing the same cute-meets-chic vibe is finding an understated pair of ankle socks, such as Happy Socks' Ankle Socks 03 ($10), and wearing them with a chunky, strappy heel. Toss on your favorite sundress, and you'll have a playful ensemble perfect for all your summer soirees.
Lena Dunham
Ever since we watched the clever indie film Tiny Furniture, we've had a soft spot for the flick's main star (as well as its writer and director), Lena Dunham. Now that she's gone and created our new favorite series, HBO's Girls, we're absolutely smitten with her! The addictively witty show, which Dunham produces, directs, writes, and stars in, explores the lives of twenty-somethings living in Brooklyn and struggling to figure out their lives. In real life, the talented 26-year-old Dunham is enjoying a streak of hard-won success: she's already collaborated with Hollywood heavy-hitter Judd Apatow on Girls and will star in his comedy, This Is 40, later this year. Now this is one crush that's sure to last after summer's over!
Zimmermann x Shopbop Avery Rash Guard Top ($195)
If you're a surfer girl, Zimmermann's chic rash guard--which is part of a capsule collection available exclusively at Shopbop--will have you hanging ten in no time! But even if you prefer sticking close to shore (and just watching cute surfer boys from afar), the top's high neckline and nylon fabrication serve to protect you from the sun. Unlike typical logo-heavy rash guards, this one comes in a lively tropical bird print that makes it as fashionable as it is functional!
Schiaparelli & Prada: Impossible Conversations ($45)
In honor of their lauded exhibition Schiaparelli & Prada: Impossible Conversations, the Metropolitan Museum of Art has released a companion book brimming with gorgeous photographs. The hardcover tome not only makes a lovely addition to your coffee table, but it also serves as a great conversation starter, particularly if your visitors are interested in discussing two of the greatest female Italian designers of all time!
Creatures of the Wind x J.Crew Collaboration
We're thrilled that J.Crew chose to team up with Creatures of the Wind, a young label that's already earning accolades in the fashion industry (designers Shane Gabier and Chris Peters scored a runner-up prize in 2011's prestigious CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Awards). The collab, available now for pre-order online and in stores June 14th, mixes Creatures of the Wind's signature quirky aesthetic with J.Crew's classic silhouettes. We think adventurous stylesetters will love the color-blocked cardigan and tee set, as well as a pair of crazy-cool oxfords!--Tiffany Tse
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Helper Junior High
Helper Junior High was erected in 1936 by a Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works Project
Up until 1959 it also housed the 10th grade, then the school district built a new high school in Price and the 10th graders were placed there.
In the early years of the 40s and 50s all the junior high students were bused from the various coal camps that surrounded Helper. An estimated 350 students and up came into Helper during the peak years. This included the 10th graders.
Now the school houses 7th, 8th and 9th grades and all three combine for about 200 students.
The elementary school that feeds Helper Junior is Sally Mauro Elementary, which was built in 1966. Before that school there was another elementary school in Helper. Known as the Helper Central Elementary, it burned down in 1964.
The original junior high did not have a gymnasium. The one that is there now was added in 1952, along with the football field. Before that the gym classes were held at the civic auditorium, where the coach maintained an office.
Today the school draws its enrollment from a wide area that encompasses Helper, Kenilworth, Spring Glen, and some of Carbonville.
The school plays its sports in the Castle Valley Athletic Association which has as members Mont Harmon Junior High in Price, Canyonview Junior High in Huntington and San Rafael Junior High in Ferron. Teams compete in football, volleyball, basketball, track and wrestling. The drill teams also have a competition as well.
Helper has been a feeder school to Carbon High ever since it was constructed and has been rivals with Price Junior High in the early years and Mont Harmon in later years in sports and other competitions.
East Carbon High School
East Carbon High School first opened in 1959-60 and the early graduating classes were around 110, according to local sources, although the numbers are not documented.
The first high school was built when there was a junior high and an elementary school so it housed only the 10,11, and 12 grades.
From almost the beginning school populations in East Carbon began shrinking.
In 1963 the ninth grade was added to the high school when the district closed the junior high there. Petersen Elementary then housed K through eighth grades.
In 1966 there were about 90 graduates at the high school, but by the early 1970's the eighth graders had moved to the high school and it's estimated that there were about 300 students in the school at that time. The grade schools in Dragerton had closed by this time and Petersen housed students up through the 7th grade.
In 1992 the district attempted to close the high school when the population of the facility hovered around 220 (for five grade levels) but chose not to.
Last year East Carbon graduated 16 students. Currently the school has an enrollment of 118 students, with 18 from other localities.
The school is presently listed in the 1A classification for competition in sports and other events and played games this last year in Region 18. Next year it will play against teams in a new Region 19, with all the schools it competes against existing in the southeastern part of the state.
The school presently fields teams in baseball, track, golf, volleyball, wrestling and baseball. It does not participate in the small 1A football league, although that league continues to grow in popularity among the smallest high schools in the state.


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DEXTER Four programs, 23 positions and many related services could either be eliminated or reduced as part of the 2013-14 budget at General Brown Central School District, according to information released Tuesday by District Superintendent Stephan J. Vigliotti Sr.
Mr. Vigliotti and members of the Board of Education originally declined to share the information, which had been requested by local media outlets and community members, prior to the boards monthly meeting Monday.
Mr. Vigliotti posted the budget message on the districts website after the Times published a transcript of a message Mr. Vigliotti had inadvertently left on a Times reporters voice mail system between he and school attorney Dennis OHara. In the voice mail, Mr. Vigliotti blamed the Board of Education for depleting the districts unappropriated fund balance.
In the budget message, however, Mr. Vigliotti said the board is not at fault for the districts current financial situation because the reductions in state aid have clearly caused this crisis.
The board has in my estimation, made decisions that they felt would be in the best interest of our students, staff and community, he said in the budget message. The fact that I may not have agreed with them and advised them differently is not new news. People that have attended board meetings in the past certainly have witnessed that first hand.
His memo also stated that the board asked him to post the list of potential reductions in personnel, and he encouraged people to understand that the list is a working document the board may change at any time until the 2013-14 spending plan is approved.
He called the process frustrating to others as they attempt to gather information and form opinions. Because he said the goal is to ensure the employee is aware prior to other stakeholders, he and board members were reluctant to release even the number of positions that could be cut.
According to a list of possible areas of elimination or reduction, the following positions could be affected: administrator, elementary classroom teachers, teacher assistants, a consultant psychologist, physical education teacher, general aides, special education teacher, physics teacher, family and consumer science teacher, technology teacher, language other than English teacher, English teacher, vocal music teacher, art teacher, instrumental music teacher, reading teacher, speech teacher, library media specialist, health teacher, cleaner, secretary, summer workers, and assistant transportation director.
Program areas that were on the same list include full-day kindergarten, modified, junior varsity, and varsity athletics, Merry-go-round youth theatre, and Odyssey of the Mind. Other possibilities included limiting equipment and supplies, and the elimination of department heads, the online tax payment service, and teacher, administrative, and other pay freezes.
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The museum has partnered with the St. Lawrence County Arts Council, envisioning a shared Regional Arts and Interactive Learning Center in Old Snell Hall, in downtown Potsdam. The childrens museum would occupy one portion of the building while the Arts Council would fill the other, linked by a main entryway and cafe.
All of this is dependent on the museum getting the money it needs to make it happen.
Those who want to see the museum become a reality have some reason to be optimistic. Its application for state grant funding has been seen favorably so far. The project was highlighted by the state as among the top 30 regionally significant priorities from a group of more than 200 applicants.
The museum will find out whether it will receive the grant in December.
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The museum board continues to develop new curriculum for its Museum Without Walls, a traveling exhibit that visits schools and festivals around the county throughout the year. In 2014 the theme will be Kid Power, with activities focusing on health and fitness.
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AUBURN, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- Governor LePage is not backing down from his threat to veto every bill until the Legislature passes a plan to pay back hospital debt.
He repeated that ultimatum, and made the case for his emergency legislation, LD 239, during a stop in the Twin Cities Friday.
With Roopers Liquor Store in Auburn as the backdrop, Gov. LePage explained how restructuring the state's liquor business can create the revenue to finance bonds for debt repayment.
His plan would create a bidding process for a private company to run the state's liquor business.
According to the Gerry Reid, Director of the Bureau of Alcoholic Beverages and Lottery Operations, the plan could create $45 milllion in revenue, as well as increase profit margins for liquor retailers.
"Everybody benefits, the state will benefit, and a lot of revenue and income will remain in the state," said Reid.
Gov. LePage said some of that money would finance revenue bonds, which would receive federal matching funds, and begin to pay back Maine hospitals.
The problem, he said, is that Democrats don't want to do it.
"I've been trying to get this bill paid for three years, and [Democrats] simply don't want to pay it," said Gov. LePage.
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After meeting with liquor retailers and restaurant owners in Auburn, Gov. LePage visited Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston.
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2011 was a career year for Williams. He cleared his lifetime best in the high jump (7-9.25) at the U.S. Championships to win the national title. He followed that up with a first place performance at the world championships.
"Yeah, my favorite store is Costco, but my second favorite store is the Home Depot," explained Williams.
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Education frequently takes the brunt of criticism when it comes to spending money in Utah.
Schools in Utah spend less per pupil than all other 50 states per year on education.
And while teachers pay is below the national average and class sizes are bigger in Utah, it all comes down to the total amount of money spent that seems to exacerbate the argument.
Some of the arguments about public education come from a misinformed public, people who think that schools should still teach only the three Rs and today's system is doing less than it has ever done for Utah's youth.
But the facts disputes the statements.
"Schools are doing more and providing more services than they ever have in the history of public education," said Debbie Blackburn, a member of the Carbon County Board of Education last week during a presentation. "Things have really changed in the past 30 years."
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In 1888, Utah had 344 school districts. All small towns had school organizations.
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Today the state has 40 school districts encompassing 478 elementaries and 257 secondary schools.
In the early days, there used to be a lot of single room schools with kids from every grade incorporated within the classroom. They had a lack of text books, teachers were not trained very well, in fact some of them were just those that had the highest education level in the community, and sometimes that was because the graduated from the school they were teaching in. Schools took kids in at 8 a.m. and sent them home at 3 p.m. There was no school lunch, no special services for handicapped students, no social workers or psychologists and if kids misbehaved, the parents took care of the problem entirely.
Jamie Vollmer, who once was a well know national opponent of public schools, and now is a advocate of them says that most Americans are suffering from what he calls nostesia; a belief in the nostalgia that schools were once much better and the amnesia to go along with it that the past was never like people want to remember it.
In recent years the requirements that schools face have gotten even tougher. With such national mandates like No Child Left Behind (NCLB) as well as state testing programs (such as the Utah Basic Skills and Compentency Testing or UBSCT) school districts have more to contend with than ever.
Within NCLB is a section of the program called yearly adequate progress (AYP) and recently the annual state report that AYP requires was released. Superintendent David A. Armstrong, of the Carbon School District announced last week that all but one school in the district made AYP, keeping the district fully within compliance of the federal NCLB.
"All the schools met the academic requirements of NCLB but Carbon High did not meet the participation rate for the students with disabilities subgroup," he said in a release.
NCLB requires, among other things, that every school test at least 95 percent of all of its students annually in reading and mathematics. Utah uses the core criterion-referenced tests given to all students each spring to fulfill that requirement. Students passing those tests are deemed proficient in the subject matter. NCLB will require all students to be able to pass those tests by 2014.
Each school must test at least 95 percent of its students in each of ten separate subgroups (African American, American Indian, Asian, Hispanic, Pacific Islander, White, economically disadvantaged students, limited English proficient students, students with disabilities, and whole school) to even be considered for making AYP.
Schools that meet AYP in participation then must ensure that each of those ten subgroups is also making academic progress. To make AYP this year 65 percent of 3-8 grade students had to be proficient in language arts and 57 percent had to be proficient in math. In secondary schools, 64 percent of 10th graders had to be proficient in language arts and 35 percent in mathematics. Those percentages will rise incrementally until 2014 when all students are to be proficient in both subjects.
This year is the year that seniors in high school will have had to pass all the requirements of UBSCT to graduate with a full diploma too. In the past 30 years testing, promotion and graduation have changed dramatically. In 1970 a high school senior just had to pass classes with acceptable grades to get a full diploma. Today the hoops to jump through are much more complicated and convoluted. Just attending school and coasting along isn't enough anymore.
That old view of education, and how it supposedly used to be, is what complicates things for educators today.
Editors note: This is the first in a series of three articles on what the truth and what the misconceptions are about public education today.


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BP PLC reported that oil production began from the Valhall field redevelopment in the southern part of the Norwegian North Sea.
BP Chief Executive Officer Bob Dudley gives Valhall a further 40-year design life with the capacity to handle 120,000 b/d of oil and 143 MMscfd of gas. BP expects Valhall production to increase to 65,000 boe/d in this year's second half.
Redevelopment includes a 180-bed process-hotel (PH) platform, as well as a system of bridges and walkways that contain all utilities and process piping that link the PH to the existing complex. It is powered by a power-from-shore system via a 183-mile DC cable from southern Norway, a plan BP expects will reduce direct emissions to air from Valhall field to near-zero.
BP Norway operates Valhall field and holds a 35.9% interest. Hess Norge owns the remaining 64.1% interest (OGJ Online, June 22, 2010).


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DougDE wrote:That a way to yank a ball Wieters. Glad to hear that about Schoop. Frederick doesnt play another weekend series in Wilmington till next month, Ima try and go up and see them.
DougDE wrote:Nice to see one of them mid-round over slot guys doing well (Bundy). They've certainly spent some money on a few of them, cant know them for that. What's Cam Coffey up too?
DougDE wrote:I think Im at the point where if I could only pick one player from the O's to watch bat it'd be Adam Jones. Not much excitement going on in this lineup
Jordan wrote:Matt Wieters had a .356 BABIP his rookie season. Give him that number this season and he has an .800 OPS easily.
He's hitting line drives 21.6% of the time. No doubt Wieters has been hitting the ball hard; there's just been a ton of bad luck. When his fortune turns around I think we'll see the Matt Wieters we've been waiting to see, not that we haven't seen flashes of that this year though.
Jordan wrote:DougDE wrote:Nick just not putting the fat part of the bat on the ball. Wonder if moving down in lineup would help or if its a physical thing that has nothing to do with lineup spot. Might help the team to move him down tho
Honestly, the worries regarding Markakis may be a bit exaggerated. He's hitting line drives at the highest rate of his career, and his .255 BABIP is the lowest of his career.
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Dancing with Alvin Ailey
By: Legacy.com Staff
2 years ago
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Alvin Ailey is one of the best-known names in the world of dance – and for good reason. Ailey rose from a poverty-stricken childhood to become a celebrated dancer and visionary choreographer, along the way changing the look of modern dance and elevating the stature of black dancers.
Fifty-five years ago he founded the Alvin Ailey Dance Theater, which more than 14 years after his death, is still producing some of the finest works of dance in America. Ailey was proud to have created a multiracial dance company, giving opportunities to minorities without showing preference to any race. It's a sensibility that continues with the dance company today – as does the high quality of the troupe's work.
Today would have been Ailey's 82nd birthday, and we're honoring his life with a look at the Alvin Ailey Dance Theater performing a few of the choreographer's greatest works.
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I'm interested in the vest. How is the sizing? I'm between medium and large.
I have had at least 5 people ask about the vest! Hot item, guess I should have asked more! ;-) I run between a medium and a large and it fits a little tighter on me than I would like. I have a 40" chest, but broad shoulders for my chest size. It was good around the chest/waist, but a little tight in the shoulders and the material doesn't stretch very much...
It would probably be too tight on me then. Someone else can enjoy it!
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Ze Plane!
By: Legacy.com Staff
2 years ago
Seventy years ago today, a TV icon was born – one we knew best as Tattoo.
If you were anywhere near a television in the late 1970s or early '80s, you're probably familiar with the catchphrase, "Ze plane! Ze plane!" For seven seasons from 1977 to 1984, Hervé Villechaize played Tattoo, the sidekick on Aaron Spelling's Fantasy Island. Indeed, for many viewers, Villechaize was Fantasy Island, more so even than his top-billed costar, Ricardo Montalban, who played "ze boss," Mr. Roarke. With his energy and enthusiasm – not to mention his exotic (French) accent and gravelly voice – Tattoo charmed his way into the hearts of fans who tuned in each week to be transported to an island where anything could happen.
Hervé Villechaize died in 1993 at the age of 50. Today in celebration of his life, we're watching a few of our favorite Tattoo moments.
The classic opening scene: "Ze plane! Ze plane!"
Tattoo dances
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The Family Support and Children's Justice Center is committed to preventing child abuse and educating our community about child abuse.
It's important for the community to understand that child abuse is not just a family problem, it's a community problem. Child abuse costs tax payers millions of dollars each year. During 2011, the Department of Child and Family Services in Carbon County found 185 children to be abused and or neglected in one way or another. In Emery County DCFS found 66 children to have been abused and or neglected.
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We assist families in times of crisis and provide respite to families needing a break. We offer free parenting classes and home visiting. The center also assists in the coordination of child abuse investigations by providing the children a safe place to talk about their abusive situation.
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Carl Hagelin Sparks Surging Sodertalje
Alex Nunn
Carl Hagelin is certainly enjoying his latest stint with former club Sodertalje.
The Rangers winger has five goals and six assists in just seven games for the Allsvenskan club this season. Perhaps more telling though, is the team's on-ice improvement with the speedy winger in tow. Sodertalje have won six of the seven games Hagelin has played in, a run that has seen them push north toward the playoff spots after a slow start to their 2012-13 campaign.
Hagelin has formed a quick bond with Philadelphia Flyers forward Matt Read, a combination that has proved decisive for Sodertalje this season. One of the biggest plus points to Hagelin's play thus far has been the manner in which he has scored his goals. He's hit the empty net, fired home from close range, and tallied on the breakaway. He's getting involved physically too, winning key board battles and taking the body in open ice.
The lockout may not be ideal, but for now Hagelin's making the best of a bad situation.
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