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The LITE-UP TEXAS program is designed to help qualified low-income individuals living in an area where they can choose their service provider, reduce the monthly cost of electric service. The program will provide discounts to eligible customers in the following months:
An electric customer is qualified if the customer is currently receiving: Medicaid and SNAP. If you are not in one of the qualified programs listed above, you can still qualify in the program if your household income is at or below 125 percent of the federal poverty guidelines.
If you are not a participant in the above qualified programs but think you qualify based on household income (see chart below) you can self-enroll by calling toll-free 1-866-454-8387 and request an application or by printing an application from this website.
IMPORTANT: The information on the electric bill (Name, Address, etc..) must match the information of the participant in the qualified program or the self-enrolled application.
You can fax or email your completed and signed scanned copy of your application, with all the backup information, to the administrator at:
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The Lifeline program is designed to help qualified low-income individuals pay the monthly cost of basic telephone service.
A resident is qualified if the current total household income is at or below 150 percent of the federal poverty guidelines. A resident is also qualified if they are currently receiving: Medicaid, Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program support, SNAP, Federal Public Housing Assistance, Supplemental Security Income (SSI), Health Benefit Coverage under Child Health Plan (CHIP) under Chapter 62 support, National School Lunch Program - Free Lunch Program, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF).
Lifeline reduces the basic monthly telephone rate up to $12.75 for those who qualify. This program does not cover the cost of additional services such as caller ID or voice messaging. In addition, a reduction for installation of local telephone service may be available to these customers through the Link-Up program.
You can apply for Lifeline Discounts by calling toll free 1-866-454-8387 or by downloading the application below.
Visit the Lifeline Support website at www.lifelinesupport.org for information about local phone companies.
The Link-Up program is designed to reduce the cost of initiating new telephone service to qualifying low-income residents who live on approved tribal lands.
A resident who lives on an approved tribal land is qualified if the current total household income is at or below 150 percent of the federal poverty guidelines. A resident is also qualified if they are currently receiving: Medicaid, Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program support, SNAP, Federal Public Housing Assistance, Supplemental Security Income (SSI), Health Benefit Coverage under Child Health Plan under Chapter 62 (CHIP), National School Lunch Program - Free Lunch Program, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF).
Link-Up offers a 100 percent discount (up to $100) for telephone installation charges. Link-Up does not cover more than one phone line in the home, but the program does include an option for delaying payment on the balance of the connection fee, up to $200, for up to one year without interest charges. Link-Up does not offer financial assistance for additional services on the telephone, such as caller ID or voice messaging.
Visit the Lifeline Support website at www.lifelinesupport.org for information about local phone companies as well as guidelines for applying to the Link-Up program.
If you are a victim of family violence, you are eligible to have your electric service deposit waived. To qualify as a victim of family violence, you will need to provide a Texas Council on Family Violence deposit waiver certification letter. The letter must be filled out by family violence center personnel, treating medical personnel, law enforcement personnel, a Texas District Attorney or County Attorney, Office of the Attorney General personnel, or a grantee of the Texas Equal Access to Justice Foundation. The letter must be submitted directly to the Retail Electric Provider using the REP's toll-free FAX number. A copy of the deposit waiver certification letter can be obtained from the Texas Council on Family Violence's Website at www.tcfv.org/resources/forms-information
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The Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs Weatherization Program is designed to offer qualified low-income Texans an energy audit, or a review of the home's energy efficiency, and installation of weatherization measures to increase energy efficiency of their home.
A household qualifies if the income is at or below 200 percent of the federal poverty guidelines and their home must be able to benefit from being weatherized. After the households qualify, those with small children under the age of six, with elderly residents, with a disabled resident or households with the highest energy costs and lowest income will be given priority.
The Weatherization Program offers an audit of a qualified resident's house to see if there are any air leaks or inefficient appliances that may be causing the household to pay more in energy costs than needed. Then, after the audit is completed, the program will give financial and installation assistance and to improve the energy efficiency of the home.
You can apply for the Weatherization program through your Retail Electric Provider.
For more information, please contact the following:
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Laura Mercier Secret Camouflage Undercover Pot is an innovative, travel-friendly pot that combines steps three and four of the Flawless Face into one convenient package. Open the top lid to view the award-winning Secret Camouflage and Secret Concealer. The unique Secret Camouflage formula is oil-free and stays in place all day long to cover blemishes, scars and imperfections. Combat under-eye circles with the Secret Concealer. Its emollient formula allows for a smooth application in the sensitive eye area. To be used on the under the eye area only. Finally set your makeup with a translucent loose setting powder.
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Fresh from its feature on ThinkIndie, we have the Tru Thoughts 10th Anniversary mix, cut up by DJ JFB. By compressing 33 tracks from the Tru-Thoughts 10th Anniversary 3CD set into 60 minutes, JFB, former UK champion of DMC (the worldwide DJ competition) gives a perfect snap shot of the decade as an independent label.
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- 1/4 cup chopped walnuts
- Confectioners' sugar
- In a large bowl, combine the sugar, cocoa and yogurt. Stir in egg whites and vanilla. Gradually stir in flour and nuts just until combined.
- Pour into an 8-in. square baking pan that has been coated with cooking spray. Bake at 350° for 25-28 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Dust with confectioners' sugar. Yield: 16 servings.
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Students and community members gathered outside La Junta Intermediate School as a new Armed Forces memorial was dedicated Monday morning, Veterans Day.
The memorial was made possible through fundraising efforts of Student Council. Juanita Hinkhouse was the sponsor in 2012-2013 and instrumental in raising the funds.
Modern Woodmen of America, Jim Bender, matched funds for the memorial and GCG's group of John Canaday, Daniel Lopez and Toby Whatley did the maintenance and prep work for the memorial. Ark Valley Memorial created the stone and John and Kathy Mestas painted the mural around the base of the stone.
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"Reviving the Islamic Spirit" convention is an attempt by the young Muslims in the West to help overcome new challenges of communication and integration. The convention aims to promote stronger ties within North American society through reviving the Islamic tradition of education, tolerance and introspection across cultural lines through points of commonality and respect. Furthermore, the convention will be a celebration of our North American identity and Islamic faith. To help attain these ideals, the convention will feature a wide range of voices from various parts of the world
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Quest. Issues in Contemporary Jewish History is an open acces journal that adheres to the BOAI statement. All articles are subject to a double blind peer review process. Submissions are free, with no fees or APCs (Article Processing Charges) to be paid by prospective authors.
Quest is published by the Fondazione Centro di Documentazione Ebraica Contemporanea (CDEC), an institute devoted to historical research that was established in Milan in 1955. CDEC focuses its attention on the history of Italian Jews in the 20th century, the Fascist and Nazi persecutions, antisemitism. On these issues it leads, promotes and publishes scholarly research as well as collections of documentary sources (www.cdec.it).
The history of Italian Jewry features a number of specific traits: two thousand years of uninterrupted presence of the Jews in Rome, the historical layering of "Italian", Ashkenazi and Sephardic Jews, a continuous confrontation with Christianity first and the Catholic Church later, a rich production of religious art and craft which is today "dispersed" in the most important Jewish museums of the world; strong ties with Jewish groups in other Mediterranean areas and an impressive participation in public life since the second half of the 19th century and through the 20th . Moving from these and other considerations – and keeping in mind the specific nature of the CDEC as an institute of historical research - in 2008 the Institute's Scientific Board decided to pave the way to the realization of Quest.
At the turn of the new century, some members of the CDEC's Scientific Committee, and a number of young resea rchers cooperating with the institute, started a discussion that eventually led to the decision to establish a new academic journal – a journal devoted to the history and historiography of the Jews in modern times. Italy seemed to be lacking a public space devoted to such issues, a place where scholars could publish and discuss the results of research published either in Italy or abroad and related to Italian Jewish history or Jewish history in general. The journal would therefore provide the missing link between those interpretative paradigms and perspectives emerging out of Italian scholarship and those produced by international historiography. Quest thus wants to be an instrument of research, communication and debate, at an international level. For this reason it is entirely published in English.
Whilst every effort is made by the publisher and editorial board to see that no inaccurate or misleading data, opinions or statements appear in this journal, they wish to make it clear that the data and opinions appearing in the articles herein are the sole responsibility of the contributor concerned. Accordingly, the publisher and the editorial board accept no responsibility for the consequences of any such inaccurate or misleading data, opinions or statements.
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Quest is thus a journal devoted to historical research and historiographical debate on Jewish life and history in the period comprised between the mid-18th and the beginning of the 21st century. It wants to be inclusive of all the Jewish realities as they developed in the modern period from the ancient Mediterranean communities which emerged from the Spanish and Portuguese Diasporas to the 'new' Eastern and Central European Jewish experiences, up to American Jewish history and Israeli history. From a thematic perspective, Quest includes the Jewish enlightenment, the emancipation, the old "nation of the Jews" and the new "State of the Jews", the traditional religious and the new secular identities, Jews as mi grants, inter-ethnic Jewish life and solidarity as well as relations between the Jewish group and national societies. Quest also includes research on Zionism and anti-Zionism, Shoah and its memory, Jewish modernity and modern antisemitism. To sum up, Quest is open to the political, cultural, religious and institution al history of Jewish communities and societies, and to Jewish means of social, political and cultural expression, to be investigated in their specificities and in their relations with their non-Jewish counterparts.
Launching a journal on the history of the Jews in the modern period does not mean that Quest subscribes to a Jewish reading of modernity, nor that it considers Jewish history to represent a separate historiographical paradigm. On the contrary, Quest intends to investigate and contribute to the scholarly debate on the ways in which Jews have contributed to modernity and, vice-versa, the ways Jewish societies and individuals were shaped by modernity.
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Quest publishes essays and articles on different issues in Jewish history, reviews of published works and debates on important contributions to scholarship. Each issue is organized into three main sections: Focus, Discussion and Reviews.
The Focus section is dedicated to a specific topic, selected and discussed by the journal's editors. In this section, that represents the core of each issue and is edited by one or more scholars, are published several articles (5-8) which confront the chosen subject from different points of view. The articles in this section are reviewed by the editors and also undergo a blind peer review process. The second section, Discussion, is meant to provide the reader with an in-depth and multi-faceted analysis of a recently published volume that constitutes a significant scholarly achievement. Finally, Reviews hosts the discussion of various book-reviews.
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"Quest" is an open access peer reviewed academic journal dedicated to the history of the Jewish experience, in all its manifestations, from the XVIIIth century up until today. After close scrutiny of all materials received, it publishes only texts that fit with the scientific standards shared by the international scholarly community involved in the field of modern and contemporary Jewish History.
The journal is published by the Fondazione Centro di Documentazione Ebraica Contemporanea, and is managed by a board of Editors (from national and international institutions), with a managing Editor who coordinates and guides the group. The Editors are supported in their work by an international Editorial Advisory Board.
The Editors of the journal "Quest. Issues in Contemporary Jewish History" are responsible for the decision to publish articles in the journal. The Editors are bound by the provisions of the law in force regarding libel, copyright infringement and plagiarism.
In order to determine whether an article may be published the Editors will make sure to implement a double blind peer review system, calling for the evaluation of each article by at least two external reviewers who are recognized international experts in there fields
The members of the Editorial Advisory Board may be called upon by the Editors to offer their opinion and expertise. In particular they may be asked to help in the evaluation of articles (these reviews will in all cased be addition to those given by external peer reviewers). They may also be asked to help in identifying the referees most suited for the review of a specific manuscript. They are always free to propose books for review or discussion, or to suggest themes for the monographic "Focus" section.
The Editors guarantee that all intellectual work submitted for publication will be discussed from a strictly scientific point of view, without distinction of race, sex, sexual orientation, religion, ethnic origin, citizenship, scientific orientation, political or academic stance of the authors.
The Editors, the Editorial Advisory Board, as well as possible 'guest editors' managing specific issues are required not to disclose any information about the manuscripts sent to any person other than the authors, reviewers and potential reviewers, editorial consultants, and magazine publisher. The material contained in unpublished manuscripts submitted to the journal cannot be used by members by the Editors, the Editorial Advisory Board or the external reviewers for their research without the written consent of the author.
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The peer reviewers shall assist the Editors in editorial decisions, and through the communications transmitted by the Editors, may help the author to improve his article. The selected reviewer who does not feel qualified to review a proposed text within the time required, must notify his decision to the Editors and cease to participate in the review process.
The manuscripts received for review must be treated as confidential documents. They should not be shown to others or discussed with anyone not previously authorized by the Editors or the author.
The review must be conducted objectively. All critiques must be strictly confined to the scientific debate and may not be offensive. The reviewers shall express their views in a clear form, basing themselves on primary or secondary sources. In case they see it necessary, it is their role to suggest corrections to single aspects of the article, or to indicate relevant sources or bibliography that would be relevant for the article under scrutiny.
It is the duty of the peer reviewers to report to the Editors any substantial similarities or any form of open plagiarism they might recognize in the article under examination. The information or ideas obtained through the review must be kept confidential and not used for personal advantage.
The reviews are to be "double blind": the author will not know who are the reviewers and these in turn will not be revealed the identity of the author. Nonetheless, if a reviewer believes he has identified an author, he must report that immediately to the Editors who will assign the article to another reviewer. In any case, if the reviewer is in any way in a position that may cause conflict of interest arising from connections with institutions or organization (political, scientific, editorial, archival etc.) which relate to the subject of the manuscript it is their duty to report that to the Editors which will send the article to be reviewed by someone else.
Duties of the authors
Authors must ensure that their work is original and, if they use the work and the words of others that credit is given and that the other authors are mentioned explicitly. The authors are required to cite all publications that have had influence of determining the nature of the proposed work. Authors must submit original scientific papers, based on original information gathered carefully through a rigorous scientific investigation. The manuscripts submitted must at all times attest a full knowledge of relevant primary sources and of the relative scientific literature to date.
Inaccurate or fraudulent statements made voluntarily constitute unethical behavior and are unacceptable.
Personal attacks or any forms of injurious criticism to other scholars will not be accepted. Authors must not criticize other authors for non-scientific reasons and for reasons concerning religious, political, ethnic, racial, gender or sexual orientation.
Manuscripts submitted to the journal must not have been published as copyrighted material in other publications. The manuscripts under review by Quest should not be submitted at the same time to other journals.
By submitting a manuscript, the author or authors agree that, once accepted, their work will be published under a creative commons license. The authors remain the sole owners of the publishing rights.
The maternity or paternity of a manuscript is limited to those who have made a significant contribution to the conception, design, execution or interpretation of the study. All those who have made significant contributions should be listed as co-author. Authors must ensure that all of its co-authors are included in the typescript, who have seen and approved the version submitted and that they agree on the submission for publication.
Authors should indicate clearly in the manuscript any financial conflicts or other types of conflict of interest that may influence the results or interpretation of the proposed. All sources of financial support for the project should be indicated. Where an author finds significant errors or inaccuracies in the published manuscript, it is his duty to promptly notify the Editors of the journal or publisher and cooperate with them in order to retract or correct the manuscript.
The exposure of any personal information concerning covered by current Italian laws concerning privacy must be omitted unless there is the written consent of the persons involved or of his legal representatives. This applies also to any reference made to single individuals who were interviewed in the course of ethnographic or oral history surveys.
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A conflict of interest may exist when an author (or the institution to which he or she belongs), an external reviewer, one of the Editors or a member of Editorial Advisory Board have financial or personal relationships that could inappropriately influence their behavior. This conflict may exist even if the subject believes in good faith that he is not influenced by such connections. It is up to the Editors to manage such conflicts, attempting in all possible ways to avoid them.
As a general rule, to avoid possible conflicts of interest, the policy of "Quest" will be to avoid book reviews or discussions of publications written or edited by any of the Editors and their first relatives, or published in a series in which any of the Editors have an exclusive role.
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What we saw: Designer Jill Corona of Denton House Design Studio in SLC ditched a predictable drywall treatment in favor of a spectacular 3-formpanel to separate a master bedroom from its bath.
Why we love it: The translucent panel amps up the style of both spaces while allowing light to flow between them. The panel is 3-form's Birch Grove. Not only does it make a great room divide, but it is a earth-friendly as it is beautiful.
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It's that time of year again. Just as Memorial Day gives the greenlight to white pants, Thanksgiving signals the crossover to holiday-card season. The most ambitious get their stack in the mail right after the feast. The rest of us? We're still licking envelopes on December 24. Regardless of where you fall on the card-sending spectrum, the photo on your card can still be tops. Just follow these three foolproof tricks:
Black and white hides a host of sins. So you've found a family photo that's pretty good—if it weren't for: Your gray roots. Your kid's acne. The fact that you're wearing red next to your husband . . . in maroon. But fear not. Just upload your photo to a card-creating site. We love Minted.com, but Shutterfly.com, TinyPrints.com and Snapfish.com are also popular. Then opt to "edit" your photo from color to black and white. Voilà! Buh-bye, grays. Acne erased. And everyone in the family is now wearing shades of gray.
Make it matte. There's a reason makeup artists are constantly powdering the noses of their A-list clients. On camera and in photos, excess gleam doesn't look good. So if possible, opt for a card that isn't glossy.
Start cropping. Don't love your thighs? One kid giving another bunny ears? Repeat after us: Crop out what you don't like. You may use either the "cropping" tool available on most photo editing sites or just choose a card that slices off the offending detail. Circles in particular (like this one at minted.com) hide all kinds of unwanteds (upper-arm fat; a teenage son with his hand down his pants).
To illustrate these tips at work, I've uploaded my own family holiday card, above. Black and white? Check. Matte finish? Check. A crop that hides the fact that my son dribbled chocolate on his shirt? Check. Happy holidays.
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PORTLAND, Ore. - Eugene athletes and teams took home six trophies Sunday at the Oregon Sports Awards including three George Pasero Team of the Year honors for University of Oregon football, women's indoor track and field, and acrobatics and tumbling. Oregon runners Jordan Hasay and Matthew Centrowitz swept the Bill Hayward Amateur Athlete of the Year category.
The following athletes and teams from Eugene received awards:
Jordan Hasay - Bill Hayward Amateur Athlete of the Year - Female
Distance running star for the Ducks Hasay was the NCAA runner-up in cross-country, finishing just six-tenths of a second behind the winner. Third in the Pac-12 and first at the west regional in cross-country, Hasay won NCAA indoor track and field championships in the mile and 3,000-meters, along with Pac-10 crowns in the 1,500 and 5,000. At the NCAA outdoor meet, she ran fourth in the 15,000 and eighth in the 1,500. The U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association named Hasay indoor track and field athlete of the year.
Matthew Centrowitz - Bill Hayward Amateur Athlete of the Year - Male
Centrowitz introduced himself to the track and field community by winning the bronze medal at the world championships in the 1,500-meters, making him the youngest American to medal in the event. He was first at that distance at the Pac-10, NCAA and US meets and was the first University of Oregon athlete to win a US title sine Steve Prefontaine in 1971. Centrowitz owns the UO record of 3:46.46 and recently elected to turn pro.
George Pasero Teams of the Year
University of Oregon Acrobatics & Tumbling
A new sport brought a new championship to the University of Oregon. The Ducks' first-year acrobatics and tumbling team won the National championship in a tight battle with new rival, the University of Maryland. The Ducks finished with an 8-1 record in front of an appreciative home crowd at Matthew Knight Arena. The Ducks also won six individual event titles.
University of Oregon Women's Indoor Track & Field
A tradition of excellence continues as the University of Oregon women won their second consecutive NCAA indoor track and field championship. Jordan Hasay began her outstanding 2011 season with indoor titles in the mile and 3,000-meters and multi-event specialist Brianne Theisen won the pentathlon crown. The Ducks, favored to three-peat, ranked #1 in the pre-season indoor poll. The signature event of the nationals was the mile when Hasay led a 1-3-4 Duck finish with Zoe Buckman and Anne Kesselring also placing.
University of Oregon Football
In 2011 the Ducks continued an amazing run with the best three seasons in Oregon Ducks football history. The team's 12-2 finish included a thrilling Rose Bowl victory over Wisconsin, the third consecutive BCS bowl appearance for the team. The Ducks also won the inaugural PAC-12 championship game. The team's season included many other superlatives: De'Anthony Thomas collected the crystal trophy as CFPA co-kick returner of the year and was named freshman All-American; four Ducks were named all-PAC-12 first team; and offensive lineman Carson York was named an Academic All-American.
Elizabeth Brenner - Johnny Carpenter Prep Athlete of the Year 6A/5A - Female
One of the greatest female athletes in Oregon prep history, Brenner concluded her career at Jesuit High School with two championships. Named state 6A basketball player of the year for the state champions, Brenner scored an average of 15.9 points per game and grabbing nine rebounds per outing; she was also first-team all-state and unanimous first-team all-tournament. In track and field, Elizabeth was state champion in shot put and second in javelin. She now plays volleyball and basketball at the University of Oregon.
Other 2011 Oregon Sports Award winners:
Megan Rapinoe - Harry Glickman Professional Athlete of the Year - Female
Jacoby Ellsbury - Harry Glickman Professional Athlete of the Year - Male
George Pasero Teams of the Year (including the three teams listed above) - Concordia University Women's Outdoor Track & Field, Linfield College Softball, Clackamas Community College Wrestling, Oregon Institute of Technology Softball
Merritt Paulson - Slats Gill Sportsperson of the Year
Bud Ossey - Ultimate Fan Award
DNA Award - Mike Stone
DNA Award - Judy Sherman
Safeway - Les Schwab Friend of Sports Award
Gus Arroyovera - Terry Porter make it better Award
Rod Harman - Game Changer Award
Christie Clark - Lou Burge Special Olympics Athlete of the Year
Ryan Crouser - Johnny Carpenter Prep Athlete of the Year 6A/5A - Male
Sarah Bennion - Johnny Carpenter Prep Athlete of the Year 4A/3A/2A/1A - Female
AJ Hedgecock - Johnny Carpenter Prep Athlete of the Year 4A/3A/2A/1A - Male
Megan Fristoe - Nike - Steve Prefontaine Prep Distance Runner of the Year
Jackie Imhof - Ad Rutschman Small-College Athlete of the Year - Female
Bryant Sentman - Ad Rutschman Small-College Athlete of the Year - Male
About the Oregon Sports Awards
Hosted by Nike in the state-of-the-art, 770-seat Stanford Theatre at the Nike World Headquarters in Beaverton, Ore., the Oregon Sports Awards honor Oregon's outstanding professional and amateur athletes, teams, coaches and administrators from many levels and a wide range of sports.
Originally the Hayward Banquet of Champions, the Oregon Sports Awards was founded in 1948. In 2001, Nike, the Portland Tribune and Oregon-based sports marketing and entertainment agency SportsOne revived the event under its current name to include a stage-show, additional award categories and a new venue on the Nike campus.


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How do you capture the dynamism of live performance on a two-dimensional screen? In celebration of Black History Month, the Rock Hall will present a special film series, "Double Exposure: African American Music on Film," highlighting the central role of African Americans in the history of rock and roll. We've chosen films that cover a wide range of musical styles, from the from gospel pioneer Sister Rosetta Tharpe (The Godmother of Rock and Roll: Sister Rosetta Tharpe) to soulman Curtis Mayfield (Movin' On Up: The Music and Message of Curtis Mayfield and The Impressions) to hip-hop innovators Run-D.M.C. (Krush Groove). Each film features legendary performers, including many Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees. The films also reflect historical and cultural changes in African-American culture during the rock and roll era. We'll have special introductions and discussions to some of the films by guest scholars, producers, filmmakers and Rock Hall Education staff. All of these movies will be screened in the Rock Hall's state-of-the-art Foster Theater and are free with a reservation.
The month will also include a class in the Rock Hall's K-12 program, Rockin' the Schools, as well as a special session of the museum's K-12 teacher professional development program, Teachers Rock. The Teachers Rock session, "Alternate Takes: K-12 Approaches to African-American Music on Film," will be held on Wednesday, February 9, 2011 from 4:30 – 6pm and will explore the legacy of African-American music and musicians on film. Participating educators will discuss key films (to be screened in their entirety throughout the month) as well as Rock Hall educational models and content approaches. With subjects and performances ranging from the birth of the blues to the dawn of hip-hop, these films reveal a story often neglected or even ignored. It will be a great chance for educators to learn how they can bring this meaningful history their own classrooms.


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These Limited Edition truffle collection from Godiva was a gift from my boyfriend. He likes finding candies that I haven't had before, it's a fun challenge for him. The flavor variation in these truffles caught his eye, and figured it's be a fun sampling for the two of us. The collection is called "Bakery Desserts" and is flavored after different baked sweets: Chocolate Lava Cake, Red Velvet, Carrot, Tiramisu, Strawberry Tart and Cheesecake.
Each truffle is large, about the size of a golf ball. They're well packaged in an oblong box that keeps them safe and secure. They all look different from one another, but it's hard to tell which pattern represents each flavor. I really wish they came out with a flavor key, but sadly there isn't one included.
Chocolate Lava Cake: Exterior is dark chocolate with a powered sugar exterior. This had a rich, velvety chocolate ganache on the inside. The ganache is bittersweet and extremely intense in it's flavor. The bottom of the truffle has a more liquid chocolate to it to give the "molten effect. It's a really tasty chocolate too, so it works both as an interpretation of a dessert and still hold up as a truffle.
Red Velvet Cake: Exterior is white with dark red striped. It tastes like chocolate. Nothing really says anything about red velvet to me. The white chocolate kinda feels like the white butter cream/cream cheese frosting you're supposed to get with a red velvet cake. But really this truffle is just a plain chocolate ganache with a fancy name.
Carrot Cake: Smells coconutty right away, and the exterior is milk chocolate truffle with nuts outside. I took a bite and first thought it was tiramisu because I got a mouthful of creamy, cinnamon tasting cream. Then I realized there was another flavor half to the truffle, which I then took a bite of and it tasted of carrot cake with a creamy cinnamon hit and a carroty flavor. It's nice, but odd to think you'd get a different flavor depending on what side you bite down on first.
Tiramisu: The exterior is a white chocolate with dark chocolate sprinkles on top. This truffle had a better construction. The flavored interiors were split top to bottom this time, so at once I knew the flavor as soon as I bit in. It has a wonderful creamy flavor that had a nice addition of mocha to it. The chocolate exterior added some extra sweetness and creaminess to it that was really delicious.
Cheesecake: Exterior of milk chocolate with graham bits on it. This one is intensely rich and creamy. The inside is a sweet cream cheese interior with a nice tart notes to it. It's paired with a smooth chocolate filling, so it ends up being really rich and flavorful and faithful to the original dessert.
Strawberry Tart: Exterior of milk chocolate with dark chocolate striped. Again I took a bite of this one not knowing what to expect. Then the truffle I bit in half and there were two distinct sides to the truffle. I took a bite of the darker one and it was an intense strawberry jam. Ah hah, I know what this is now. The jam was very flavorful and fresh, and the creamy other half gives it that nice custard flavor that tarts have.
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The higher education community is aware of the importance of non-cognitive skills in a student's likelihood to persist and succeed in their academic program. Although test scores and transcripts are an important part of the story, they are not the only part and do not provide insight into this dimension of a candidate's abilities. Having a standardized evaluation of personal attributes, such as resilience, teamwork and communication skills, helps to round out the picture of an applicant and is more truly reflective of their abilities and fit within a program.
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Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Local Mental Health Services and Supports are Key to Gulf Coast Recovery
BP this week announced that it will provide $52 million to federal and state health organizations to fund behavioral health support and outreach programs across the Gulf Coast region.
In a July letter to BP, NAMI blasted the oil company for ignoring appeals by Louisiana to fund mental health services in communities directly affected by the Deep Horizon oil spill. This month we also challenged Kenneth Feinberg, the independent claims administrator for the $20 billion relief fund created by BP, to cover mental health needs resulting from the spill.
With this down payment, BP has acknowledged the deep and profound impact of the oil spill on the already fragile mental health care systems of Gulf Coast states--and that people need local support.
Whenever there is a disaster, it affects everyone in the community. People living with existing mental illnesses, those with low incomes and children are among the most vulnerable.
People dependent on the Gulf Coast region for their livelihoods will likely be adversely affected by the oil spill for years to come, but with adequate resources, there is hope.
NAMI is available in these communities to offer education and support. Our affiliate leaders and members live and work in the Gulf Coast area. They understand the variety of ways life has been disrupted and are equipped to help others affected by mental illness.
NAMI has created a website to help support Gulf Coast residents affected by the spill. Visit www.nami.org/oilspill for national, state and local support for information on everything from employment to mental health care.
As we approach the fifth anniversary of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, it's also important to remember that long before the oil spill, these storms devastated the mental health care systems in Louisiana and Mississippi.
According to a new report from the Kaiser Family Foundation, New Orleans Five Years After The Storm: A New Disaster Amid Recovery, while the majority of New Orleans residents (59%) feel that they city has not full recovered from the Hurricane Katrina, nearly 50 percent of residents also expect that the Gulf Coast oil spill will cause more damage than the 2005 hurricane.
Across the Gulf Coast, depression, suicide attempts, family violence, substance abuse and other mental health problems are already on the rise. Treatment works-- if people can get it. However, in many communities, it may be difficult or impossible to find a local mental health provider.
How will people get the help they need? We cannot afford to ignore this question. These mental health systems need continued investment to meet the increasing needs of their communities.
We do not know what the long-term effects of the oil spill will be, but we can learn from the Exxon-Valdez spill. A study conducted one-year following the spill suggested that the "oil spill's impact on the psychosocial environment was as significant as its impact on the physical environment." The study noted an increased prevalence of generalized anxiety disorder, posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and depressive symptoms in Alaska communities affected by the spill.
Families were torn apart, bank accounts were wiped out and suicides spiked. Nobody wants to repeat this history.
Everyone can be alert to warning signs related to mental health problems, such as insomnia, dizziness, mood swings, increased use of drugs or alcohol and headaches or stomach problems. If you experience these symptoms, or recognize them in a loved one, don't dismiss them. Seek help.
At NAMI, we know that the road to recovery is rarely smooth, but the support of others who understand your losses, your frustrations, but also your aspirations for the future, can make all the difference.
4 comments:
- DJ said...
The main effect, if any, of the spill on those with serious mental illness was to take what small resources that were allocated to them, (like outreach) and reallocate those upset by an oil spill. For NAMI to come to the defense of abandoning the seriously ill, in favor of those with worries about the spill, is not encouraging.
- August 19, 2010 at 11:24 AM
- DJ said...
I am disappointed to see NAMI jumping on the bandwagon to allocate mental 'health' services to those who are mad about an oil spill. NAMI should be working to see that the few services that are available to the seriously ill in Gulf Coast (ex. outreach services) stay focused on the most seriously ill.
- August 19, 2010 at 11:26 AM
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Congratulations to Annabel (lee) & Richard E for being our January 2012 Next Step winners!
Combining jazz, folk, and classical, Annabel (lee) & Richard E draw inspiration from Edgar Allen Poe, Debussy, Miles Davis, Nick Drake, and Joni Mitchell to create rich emotive music that touches deeply – "melancholy magic," they call it.
Annabel and Richard's story itself is anything but dim. The two met via their MySpace music pages, carried on a six month online courtship, were later kept apart due to visa challenges, and connected the dots between New York City, London, Paris, and California to eventually (finally) tie the knot. Makes for some interesting music, we'd say.
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"Oh, I do wish this crewel war was over."
Mack Ewing penned this sentiment after his brother-in-law, Alvin Hank, was taken prisoner by the Confederate army. This is just one of the many events recounted in the Civil War Letters of Mack and Nan Ewing Collection.
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Q&A by gymnastics freshman Krysten Howard gives you a look into her life.
This year's first blog post is by Jordan Williams.
With the semester in full swing, the Arizona women's gymnastics team prepares for the mark of official practices on Sept. 19.
As the fall semester marks its beginning, the Arizona women's gymnastics team prepares to begin official practices in just a few weeks. The GymCats also welcome freshman Gabby Bowling to the roster.
Five members of the Arizona Gymnastics team have earned National Association of Collegiate Gymnastics Coaches for Women (NACGC/W) Scholastic All-America honors for the 2012-2013 academic year.
With the fall semester starting up in less than a week, the Arizona women's gymnastics team welcomes incoming freshman Selynna Felix- Terrazas.
Arizona Gymnastics, senior Shana Sangston has come a long way since she first stepped foot on the University of Arizona campus in 2010.


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To Build a Profitable E-Business,
Act Upon The Fundamental Reality
of the Way People Use the Web
Any Person, Any Small Business, Can Do It
Most e-business attempts fail because the owners never learn, focus upon, and execute the optimal process, using best-of-breed tools. At a more fundamental level, many do not recognize and adjust to the profound difference between offline and online business...
Offline, put your business where the crowds go. Get your cash register ready! It's all about "location, location, location."
Online, the fundamental reality is different. No one "passes by." They search for "information, information, information."
Do What Profitable E-Businesses Do
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Act Upon the Fundamental Reality of Online Behavior
It's so simple. Not "easy" (real business takes some work)... it's simple. No technical barriers will frustrate and stop you. Instead, you focus on building your business. Provide in-demand information ("Content") about something you know. From that point on, everything flows...
Let's review C T P M, the proven way to build any business online.
Web users search for information, for solutions. They are not looking for you - they don't know you (yet!). They seek what you know. Give it to them. Convert your knowledge into in-demand Content. To succeed online, start where they start - at "the search."
Your topical content ranks high at the search engines (ex., Google, Bing), attracting free, targeted (i.e., interested), open-to-you visitors. These visitors are known as "Traffic."
SBI! also maximizes your mobile traffic (increasingly important). And social media (ex., Facebook, Twitter) will widen your reach way beyond your site, while sending you even more traffic.
How effectively does SBI! drive "T"? SHOW
Complete strangers develop trust and confidence in you. Why? You "PREsell" by OVERdelivering what they want from your site... relevant, original, information. Deepen the "connection" through the interactivity of social media.
Deliver it all in your own voice, in your own way. Go beyond merely instilling confidence... your visitors must (and they will) like you. That's important because people only buy from those they like and trust.
Convert warm, willing-to-buy ("PREsold") visitors into income. Called "Monetizing," this is the easy part. But "M" cannot happen if you fail to first execute C T P M. This is where 99% of small businesses fail.
C T P is the motor that drives "M." SBI! delivers the motor, and the Monetization.
Once you have your own PREsold traffic, you are in control. Blend in multiple streams of revenue, not just one. Diversify to maximize income, growth and stability. SHOW
IMPORTANT: Most small businesses think of themselves as "being" only one monetization model... they sell hard goods (or e-goods) - OR they display Google AdSense ads - OR they offer professional services - OR they are affiliates. Instead of "or-or-or," SBI! shows you how to develop "and-and-and" multiple streams of income.


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Avoid the unnecessary expense associated with over-designed pipelines.
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The Lewes Rehoboth Rotary Club and the City of Lewes are presenting the 2013 Flags for Heroes, with flag sponsorships available for display throughout Memorial Day weekend, May 23-29.
Sponsorships are $50 per flag.
Residents are encouraged to be a part of honoring the heroes of the past, present, and future. Sponsorships are encouraged for members of the military, first responders, or any other heroes.
Sponsorships are limited to 300 flags. Proceeds will be designated for supporting local youth through scholarships and youth programs, veterans groups, and first responders.
To become a flag sponsor, send your name, address, email address, the name of your hero, the number of flags you wish to sponsor, the total cost, and a check to P.O. Box 91, Lewes, Del. 19958. Make checks payable to the Lewes Rehoboth Rotary Foundation. Contributions are tax deductible through the Greater Lewes Foundation.
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RANCE ALUMINUM TRAILER ( 12V543000 )Publish Date: Tue, 04 Dec 2012 06:00:00 EST
Vehicle Make / Model: Model Year(s): CARGO MATE / BLAZER 2011-2012 CARGO MATE / CARGO MATE 2011-2012 CARGO MATE / ECOMONY HAULER 2012 CARGO MATE / ECONO HAULER 2011-2012 CARGO MATE / ECONOMY HAULER 2011 CARGO MATE / ELIMINATOR 2011-2012 CARGO MATE / MULTIPLE PURPOSE TRAILER 2011-2012 CARGO MATE / QUALIFIER 2011-2012 CARGO MATE / SNOWBIRD 2011-2012 CARGO MATE / SS SERIES 2011-2012 CARGO MATE / TRAVEL COMPANION 2011-2012 CONTINENTAL CARGO / AUTO MASTER 2011-2012 CONTINENTAL CARGO / AUTO PLUS 2011-2012 CONTINENTAL CARGO / CONTINENTAL CARGO 2011-2012 CONTINENTAL CARGO / JUNIOR AUTOMASTER 2011-2012 CONTINENTAL CARGO / RS SERIES 2011-2012 CONTINENTAL CARGO / TAILWIND 2011-2012 CONTINENTAL CARGO / VALUE HAULER 2011-2012 RANCE ALUMINUM TRAILER / LIGHTNING 2011-2012 RANCE ALUMINUM TRAILER / LOW RIDER 2011-2012 RANCE ALUMINUM TRAILER / OUTLAW 2011-2012 RANCE ALUMINUM TRAILER / RANGER 2011-2012 RANCE ALUMINUM TRAILER / V-LOW 2011-2012 ROCKPORT / WORK N TOW 2011-2012 Manufacturer: FOREST RIVER, INC. Report Receipt Date: NOV 23, 2012 NHTSA CAMPAIGN ID Number: 12V543000 N/A NHTSA Action Number: N/A Component: WHEELS Potential Number of Units Affected: 2,200 Summary: Forest River is recalling certain model 2011 and 2012 trailers manufactured from August 11, 2011, through April 11, 2012, equipped with Carlisle Toy Hauler series trailer wheels. These wheels were manufactured with machine dimensions for the application of a center cap and the application of steel lug inserts that were not controlled to the required specifications. As a result, the wheel may not be tightened to the proper torque during the mounting process. Consequence: If the wheels are not tightened to the proper torque, the wheels could loosen, leading to wheel separation, possibly resulting in a vehicle crash. A detached wheel also becomes a road hazard. Remedy: Forest River will notify owners, and dealers will replace the wheels free of charge. The recall is expected to begin during December 2012. Owners may contact Forest River at 1-574-389-4600.


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The hit of the night for the 350 guests was the food. Prepared by long-time catering guru, Eilen Dunn (Done ToYour Taste Catering, 435-783-3909), the breast of chicken was divine, moist and succulent- it almost melted in your mouth. The main course was complimented with a medley of vegetables and whipped potatoes in a superb brown sauce. As my wife said, "This isn't banquet food; it's like eating a wonderful home-cooked meal". How Ms. Dunn and her staff pulled this off given the make shift kitchen they operated from is a miracle. But it all came off without a hitch to the delight of everyone.
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"I modified the ingredients in this main dish to suit my family," notes Geri Faustich of Appleton, Wisconsin. "It's quick to put together in the morning, and at the end of the day, all we do is cook the noodles and eat!" TIP: "This recipe can be doubled or tripled, which I often do when we're spending time at the cottage with two other families."
- 3 bacon strips, diced
- 2 pounds beef stew meat, cut into 1-inch cubes
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 2 tablespoons canola oil
- 1 medium onion, cut into wedges
- 1 teaspoon minced garlic
- 1 bay leaf
- 1 can (12 ounces) beer or nonalcoholic beer
- 1 tablespoon soy sauce
- 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
- 1 teaspoon dried thyme
- 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 1/4 cup water
- Hot cooked noodles
- In a large skillet, cook bacon over medium heat until crisp. Remove to paper towels; drain, discarding drippings. Sprinkle beef with pepper and salt. In the same skillet, brown beef in oil in batches; drain.
- Transfer to a 5-qt. slow cooker. Add the bacon, onion, garlic and bay leaf. In a small bowl, combine the beer, soy sauce, Worcestershire sauce and thyme. Pour over beef mixture.
- Cover and cook on low for 5-1/2 to 6 hours or until meat is tender.
In a small bowl, combine flour and water until smooth. Gradually stir into slow cooker. Cover and cook on high for 30 minutes or until thickened. Discard bay leaf. Serve beef with noodles.
Freeze option: After discarding bay leaf, freeze cooled stew in freezer containers. To use, partially thaw in refrigerator overnight. Heat through in a saucepan, stirring occasionally and adding a little broth or water if necessary. Serve with noodles. Yield: 8 servings.
Originally published as Beer-Braised Beef in Simple & Delicious May/June 2006, p51
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"I cooked in the oven and made the gravy on the stove. Loved it :)"
Reviewed Aug. 22, 2012
"strong beer flavor, very tender meat, won't make it again"
Reviewed Feb. 18, 2012
"My Boyfriend LOVED this dish and he's picky. This one's a keeper."
Reviewed Jul. 28, 2011
"I used a wheat beer and it added a mellow flavor but could use more heat or spice for the next time"
Reviewed Jul. 22, 2011
"It was not bad but the beer flavor was really strong. Not a flavorful as I had imagined"


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@princetonwgolf Finishes Fifth at UNCW, Shon Takes Fourth
In their final multi-team event before the Ivy League Championship, the Princeton women's golf team placed fourth at the UNC Wilmington Seahawk Classic Sunday afternoon.
Old Dominion, Georgia State, UNC Greensboro and UNC Wilmington were the top four in a field that included few teams located north of the Potomac. Princeton placed atop that short list, which included Delaware (12th), Bucknell (13th) and Navy (14th) in the 14-team field.
Kelly Shon led Princeton by finishing at +7, good for a fourth-place tie on the individual leaderboard. UNCG's Fanny Cnops was the individual champ at +2, leading ODU's Elizabeth Haycock by two shots and UNCW's Lori Beth Adams by four shots with Shon and UNCG's Courtney Taylor five shots back.
Princeton will meet Rutgers in a dual match Friday at Rutgers' home course in Piscataway before taking part in the Ivy League Championship the last weekend of April.
5. Princeton 307-310-306--923 (+59)
T4. Kelly Shon 72-75-76--223 (+7)
T18. Tiffany Dong 78-76-77--231 (+15)
T22. Alexandra Wong 76-80-77--233 (+17)
T31. Sydney Kersten 81-79-76--236 (+20)
T42. Anna Jang 82-81-77--240 (+24)


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Passenger List Research
1878 - 1960
ALL ships carrying passengers
in or out of any British port were required by law to deposit an
official passenger list with the relevant port authorities; migrants, tourists, business travellers - men, women and children. All were carefully recorded. The records for all these ship passengers travelling between 1890 and 1960 still survives within the collection of original British Board of Trade passenger lists. These are original documents, fragile and difficult to handle. The only place they can be seen is at the Public Record Office in Kew, England.
The lists are NOT filmed, NOT indexed and they are NOT available on-line.
Searching for the list you need is
very time consuming. They are large documents, filed in no particular order
in heavy boxes. They are very difficult to search and with no useful finding
aids at Kew. For fifteen years I have specialised in British passenger list
research. I have created my own databases and other finding aids, and can
find your passenger quickly and easily. I can provide you with a photocopy
showing the name of the passenger you are seeking.
Your passenger's name could already be on the database - we have every passenger who sailed to Australia in the year 1910, or who disembarked at ports en route. We are adding names for other voyages between 1909 and 1915.
Databases of ship sailings help us find your passengers travelling to new appointments in the British colonies, in South Africa, the Middle East, Far East and onwards to New Zealand.
We have many entries for child emigration schemes to Australia and Canada. We have helped Australian immigrants, who may have arrived in Australia as children believing themselves to be without family, to trace their arrival into Australia, finally allowing them to cut through the red tape and prove just who they really are. Using the information contained in the British lists we have reunited families who had lost touch for many years.
We have growing databases of GI and Canadian War Brides and their children, sailing out of the UK following WWll. These often give addresses of families in the UK and in the US and Canada. We have identified sailing details of Warbrides destined to Australia, New Zealand and South Africa, and our associated mailing list revives tired memories for those who may have forgotten the name of the ship carrying them to their new home. If YOU are a Warbride, or you have a special interest in War Brides, do join the Warbrides mailing list - renew old contacts, make new friends, share memories!
We can find sailing details for aid workers or service families travelling to and from Malta, Gibraltar, Aden, and other British Military stations overseas often within the Mediterranean Sea. Records of these passengers should not have been kept as they break all the rules but they do exist and we can often locate them.
There are NO American or Canadian outbound lists. British lists DO record these passengers returning to Britain and represent the only hope of tracing those homeward voyages. For those travelling to or from South Africa, New Zealand or South America, for those whose passengers travelled to or from a hundred tiny locations around the world, the British lists may be the only record. Thomas Cook carried passengers on round-the-world trips more than 100 years ago. Throughout the late 19th and the 20th Centuries, the urge to travel and explore means that many of these tourists appear on the British lists!
Many thousands of eastern and northern Europeans left their homes, some by choice and some driven out, in the late 19th and the 20th Centuries. Some stayed in Britain. Most travelled on to destinations in America, Canada, Australia and South Africa or beyond. Inbound lists showing them arriving into Britain from their homelands, do NOT exist! Those who travelled on, however, especially those who travelled after 1906, may have left a paper trail allowing their descendants to trace their arrival into the UK. It is often possible to discover the name of the elusive unknown ship which brought them to the UK en route to their new life overseas.
The British list may be the final evidence of your ancestors leaving the home country, or mark a vital stage in their momentous voyage to a new life. The British lists are unique - let us help you find YOUR family!
Copyright DataMarine 2001
References PRO - BT26; BT27 Statistical Department Board of Trade.


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This report, entitled Ohio Head Start State Collaboration Office (HSSCO), 2011-2012 Needs Assessment Survey Results, is an update that presents findings from a survey of staff and directors representing 54 Head Start, Early Head Start and Migrant/Seasonal Head Start grantees in Ohio for the school year 2011-2012. The purpose of the survey was to assess current needs with regard to Ohio Head Start grantee's coordination, collaboration and alignment of services, curricula and assessment across designated priority areas and to inform the activities of the revised annual strategic plan for Ohio's HSSCO.
The information may be used to inform grantees in program improvement and support grantees in meeting Head Start Program Performance Standards and other federal regulations. The needs assessment survey is organized around eleven priority areas for HSSCOs: health care, services for children experiencing homelessness, welfare/child welfare, child care, family literacy services, children with disabilities and their families, community services, education (school readiness, Head Start pre-k, development), transition and alignment with K-12, professional development and early childhood systems.
This report was prepared by the Evaluation Services Center, University of Cincinnati, and is funded by the Ohio Head Start State Collaboration Office, Ohio Department of Education, Office of Early Learning and School Readiness, through a grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families.
Publication date: July 2012
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There's nothing to say other than this is some real Orwellian shit.
Thrown in jail for 3 months because of offensive text? what the fuck is wrong with the UK and how have they allowed their government to get this way?
For some context..
Joke: "What's the difference between Mark Bridger and Santa Claus? Mark Bridger comes in April."
Offensive? Maybe to some, but NOTHING to be arrested over.


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I was invited to give a talk on the 17th January at St Anne's College, Oxford, and I'm glad I went. Very friendly people, good questions, and a lot of free sandwiches. Seriously, so many free sandwiches. I had about 7 and took 2 with me. No remorse.
My talk was about how I wrote Praise of Motherhood, my unconventional memoir about my mother's death. In particular, I talked about how I chose what details to include and what details to leave out entirely, at the cost of factual truth.
I discussed (in far greater depth during the Q&A than during the talk) the distinction between truth and truthfulness.
There's a recording of my talk you can check out on YouTube. I didn't include any of the Q&A or the introduction, for various reasons: sound quality, privacy, etc.
Thanks to the friendly folks at Oxford for inviting me.


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ZF-3866: Zend_Controller_Request_Http isFlashRequest fix
On a mac the user_agent for a flash request isn't "Shockwave flash" It's "Adobe Flash Player "
The isFlashRequest function should be modified to include that. And some research should be done if other variants exists.
Also see the comment in: ZF-2471
Resolved in trunk in r12302.
Changing issues in preparation for the 1.7.0 release.


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Soldier with ties to Lexington dies in noncombat incident
Published: Tuesday, March 19, 2013 at 5:02 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, March 19, 2013 at 5:02 p.m.
A U.S. Army specialist whose wife lives in Lexington died March 13 at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Md., the Department of Defense said Thursday.
Spc. David T. Proctor, 26, suffered injuries in a noncombat incident March 3 in Kandahar Province, Afghanistan, according to the Greensboro News & Record. This was his first deployment.
A steel door fell on Proctor, said his grandmother, Rachel Proctor of Hickory.
David Proctor was married to Mildred "Millie" Proctor, and his wife had two children from a previous marriage.
"He was a fine young man," Rachel Proctor said. "I begged him not to go to the Army."
David Proctor was stationed at Fort Stewart in Georgia. He was assigned to the 2nd Battalion, 7th Infantry Regiment, 1st Armor Brigade Combat Team, 3rd ID.
Proctor grew up in Hickory, said his father, who also is named David Proctor. The younger Proctor attended Startown Elementary School and Fred T. Foard High School in Newton.
The soldier recently graduated from the University of North Carolina in Greensboro after previously attending Lenoir-Rhyne University, according to his obituary. He joined the Army last year, Rachel Proctor said.
Family members returned Thursday evening from spending time with Proctor before his death. They were with him when he died, officials said.
A funeral will be held at 11 a.m. Friday at Catawba Funerals and Cremations by Pastor Tom McDonald. Burial will follow in Catawba Memorial Park with full military honors. The family will receive friends from 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home.
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Oct 29th 2010
What's On this Weekend
Folks, I love Halloween. It's my favorite holiday and I'm disappointed that not many folks will celebrate it here on Sunday. What gives? Sure it's fine to celebrate it on Saturday, too. But Sunday is Halloween, and it seems like most of the Halloween activities will be closed. Boo. Read More