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ReelAbilities 2013: Six Points About Emma/Seis puntos sobre Emma, with discussion afterwards led by Iris Rosen, LCSW-R, with the participation of the film's director, Roberto Perez Toledo.
March 7, 2013
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As part of the ReelAbilities 2013 Film Festival, we are pleased to present:
Six Points About Emma/Seis puntos sobre Emma, Dir. Roberto Perez Toledo (Spain, 2012, 90 min, Narrative)
Emma is a magnetic, attractive, almost thirty-year old blind woman. Determined to have a baby, she sets out on a search for a man to get her pregnant. Two apparently ideal candidates appear in Emma's life: Germán, the psychologist she knows from a therapy group she begins to attend, and her young neighbor, Diego. Emma's objective seems easy enough to achieve, but our heroine will soon fall into a trap of her own devising, and she discovers that blindness comes in lots of different forms.
The screening will be followed by a discussion, to be led by Iris Rosen, LCSW-R, Director of Social Work at SUNY College of Optometry.
The director of the film, Roberto Perez Toledo, will be present and will participate in the discussion as well.
Born in Lanzarote, Mr. Perez Toledo first wondered what it would be like to direct a film after seeing E.T. For the last ten years he has produced and directed short films and garnered many awards and prizes. This is his debut full-length feature film.
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Women starved three children, chained them to the floor, and physically and emotionally abused them for years before the domestic couple was arrested for their heinous crimes. As a parent especially, this story will make you sick to your stomach.
According to NBC New York on March 22, "Eraca Dawn Craig, 31, and Christian Jessica Deanda, 44, were arrested for numerous child abuse-related cases." They pleaded not guilty last week to all charges.
Three starving children were found in the couple's Northern California home, which authorities described as "squalid." The lesbian pair lived in the filthy home with three young children – boys ages 3 and 5, and an 8-year-old girl. All three were removed, hospitalized, and are now in protective custody.
The 8-year-old girl appears to have suffered the brunt of abuse, authorities said. She was found shackled and chained to the floor, with evidence on her body of extreme physical abuse and indications that she had been forced to wear a "neck collar."
Monterey County Sheriff Scott Miller said Friday that child investigators went to the couple's home after two of the children missed appointments.
"It was a particularly heinous case," Miller said, adding that it appeared the children had "hardly eaten for months."
Miller's words describing the girl were chilling. He said she spent five days in the hospital and appeared "traumatized."
"It seems that the little girl was the major target of this abuse," Miller said. "She looked like a concentration camp victim."
The women were arraigned last Tuesday and are scheduled for a preliminary hearing on March 28.
According to NBC, the girl and the older of the two boys were adopted by the couple. The youngest boy is the biological son of one of the women.
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IMF Executive Board Concludes 2013 Article IV Consultation with the Republic of San MarinoPublic Information Notice (PIN) No. 13/54
May 17, 2013
Public Information Notices (PINs) form part of the IMF's efforts to promote transparency of the IMF's views and analysis of economic developments and policies. With the consent of the country (or countries) concerned, PINs are issued after Executive Board discussions of Article IV consultations with member countries, of its surveillance of developments at the regional level, of post-program monitoring, and of ex post assessments of member countries with longer-term program engagements. PINs are also issued after Executive Board discussions of general policy matters, unless otherwise decided by the Executive Board in a particular case. The staff report (use the free Adobe Acrobat Reader to view this pdf file) for the 2013 Article IV Consultation with the Republic of San Marino is also available.
On May 3, 2013, the Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) concluded the Article IV consultation with San Marino.1
San Marino is experiencing a deep and prolonged recession, with the decline in GDP since 2007 amounting to a cumulative 28 percent. The global financial crisis put an end to the traditional business model built around bank and tax secrecy, bringing about a large outflow of non-resident deposits and an associated compression of banks' balance sheets. Weak external demand and the difficulties faced by many Sammarinese firms due to the country's continued inclusion in Italy's tax black list have also contributed to the recession.
System-wide deposit outflows have now abated, and preliminary indications point to an increase in deposits in some institutions in recent months. This is allowing banks to gradually rebuild their liquidity buffers. However, Cassa di Risparmio della Repubblica di San Marino, the largest bank, remains undercapitalized following heavy losses from its investment in the Italian Delta group. Moreover, the economic recession is leading to mounting non-performing loans across all banks, with the gross non-performing loan ratio now close to 25 percent for the system as a whole.
The global crisis has led to a significant decline in budget revenues. However, San Marino's sizable pre-2008 budget surplus, combined with recent tax measures and efforts to restrain expenditures, have helped contain the deficit at some 3 percent of GDP. Fiscal reserves accumulated before the crisis have been used to finance recent budget deficits thereby keeping public debt low, but these reserves are now largely exhausted.
International assessments have recognized the progress made by San Marino in unwinding laws protecting bank and tax secrecy, while the exchange of information with other jurisdictions has also been stepped up. San Marino has recently ratified key agreements with Italy on double taxation and prevention of tax fraud, financial cooperation, and economic cooperation, which now await ratification by the Italian parliament.
Executive Board Assessment
Executive Directors noted that San Marino's economy is facing financial and fiscal challenges in the near term, as well as uncertain medium-term prospects. Accordingly, Directors emphasized the need to preserve financial stability, rebuild fiscal buffers, and push ahead with structural reforms to develop new sources of growth.
Directors considered that, notwithstanding the recent recapitalization, the largest bank will need more capital to meet prudential requirements. They agreed that, if public capital is injected, the state should acquire equity in the bank commensurate with its share in the recapitalization, and take control of its management and board. A credible restructuring plan will also be needed to bring the bank back to profitability.
Directors noted with satisfaction that the banks' large liquidity buffers should accommodate further potential deposit outflows, and that their capital positions are generally strong—the largest bank excepted. Nonetheless, they cautioned against complacency given rising non-performing loans, and welcomed the authorities' heightened oversight of the banking system. Although bank resolution tools are generally effective, Directors stressed the importance of establishing the central bank as the sole authority for bank resolution.
Directors welcomed the authorities' intention to rebuild fiscal buffers, in view of the economic uncertainties and large contingent liabilities from the banking system. Although the planned tax reform would make the tax system more efficient, Directors felt that fiscal adjustment in the period ahead would be more effective if some tax exemptions in the plan are reversed or the decline in personal income tax rates is more limited. Directors also noted that the current level of public wages, pensions, and health spending is unsustainable, and recommended cutting back outlays in these areas, while protecting the most disadvantaged.
Directors welcomed the steps taken to dismantle tax and bank secrecy, and the increased exchange of information with other jurisdictions. Recent cooperation agreements with Italy, once ratified, will further entrench San Marino's commitment toward openness and transparency. Directors agreed that further improvement of relations with Italy is a necessary condition for a revival of the Sammarinese economy and its growth drivers.
Directors noted the critical challenge of finding new growth sectors to replace lost activities in San Marino. They stressed the need to improve cost competitiveness and looked forward to implementation of planned labor market reforms.


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A group of residents met and questioned the state monitor last night in the Connie Francis Theatre auditorium at the high school, located at 100 Passaic Ave, according to officials.
School officials estimated the number of residents who attended at between 40 and 50.
The school board met at the high school in Mid-May with Thomas Egan, the state monitor appointed to deal with financial matters, officials said.
Last night Egan said he was still gathering information, but invited residents back to attend the Monday, June 23rd meeting to hear more information about finances, according to school officials.
The state Department of Education chose Egan to stay up on Belleville's financial practices, after education officials expressed concerns about problems with how money is being handled, school officials said.
Belleville is among eight state school districts dealing with a state-appointed monitor officials said.
Officials said the state requires the Belleville district fix the financial questions with a corrective action plan, a process going from now until next May, with Egan's help.
The Board of Education's schedule will slow down after next Thursday's 2014 Commencement exercises, officials said.
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The Yuanwang-3 tracking ship off the coast of Namibia picked up the spacecraft's signal at 18:49 UT, and commanded retro-fire. This time the spacecraft accepted the command, which probably saved the entire program. The spacecraft passed out of range of the tracking ship nine minutes later. Its trajectory arced over Africa, skimmed the coast of the Arabian peninsula, and then over Pakistan, before re-entering over Tibet.
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After the flight it was reported that not a single primary spacecraft system had failed, so none of the back-up systems were tested. The touchdown point was only 12 km from the predicted position. The soft landing braking rocket worked well - no damage was found to the capsule structure, heat shield or the seals. The jettisoned heat shield, parachute hatch, and drogue chute were found within 5 km of the landing point. The orbital module, which separated prior to retro-fire, continued in controlled flight until 27 November, when it decayed and reentered the atmosphere. A primary payload returned by Shenzhou were 100 kg of seeds, considered valuable to the Chinese after one day of exposure to the space environment. The Chinese space tracking fleet returned from the Shenzhou mission between 12 December 1999 and 4 January 2000. During their 259-day voyage, the four ships traveled 185,000 km and experienced some heavy seas while tracking and communicating with the Shenzhou for a total of 150 minutes. Additional Details: here....
The launch was originally scheduled for January 5, but the second stage of the launch vehicle was dented by an access platform while being prepared for roll-out in the vehicle assembly building. This caused several days of delay until it was cleared for flight. Shenzhou 2 made three orbit-raising manoeuvres during its flight, reaching a 330 x 345 km orbit by the end of the initial phase of the mission. Ninety minutes before landing the orbital module depressurised, and the spacecraft went briefly out of control. However this was regained after venting of the atmosphere from the module ended. The descent module and service modules separated from the forward orbital module and external pallet normally. After retrofire by the service module, it separated and the descent module landed at 11:22 GMT on January 16 in Inner Mongolia. Lack of post-recovery photographs led to speculation that the recovery may not have been completely successful. The Shenzhou orbital module had its own solar panels and remained operational in orbit, conducting scientific experiments. It was actively controlled for six months, maneuvering in orbit several times (reaching a final orbit of 394 x 405 km). It then was allowed to decay and reentered the atmosphere at 09:05 GMT on August 24, 2001. The reentry point was near 33.1 deg S in latitude and 260.4 deg E in longitude, over the western Pacific Ocean between Easter Island and Chile.
The highly conservative mission plan was for Yang to remain in the Shenzhou re-entry capsule for the entire 21-hour mission, and not to enter the orbital module. He had two rest periods of three hours each, and was scheduled to eat once or twice meals of what was said to be a superior form of Chinese space food. Frequent communications sessions, including colour television links to the spacecraft, were made possible by China's four tracking ships deployed in the oceans of the world.
As the spacecraft was in its 21st orbit, the orbital module separated. It would stay in the 343 km orbit for a planned six-month military imaging reconnaissance mission. Retrofire was commanded via a tracking ship in the Atlantic off the coast of Africa. Shenzhou-5 landed only 4.8 km from the aim-point in Inner Mongolia with the parachute being sighted by the ground recovery forces prior to landing. Yang landed after 21 hours 23 minutes aloft.


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Christian Preconceptions
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Clay Felty
From: "Clay Felty"
To: "Positive Atheism" <email@example.com>
Sent: December 12, 2001 3:30 AM
Subject: Great Site!
I just wanted to say great work with your web site. I am a young atheist and I have to deal with Christian preconceptions of moral-less atheists and so on every day. I only wish there were more of these sites on the main-stream.
From: "Positive Atheism" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
To: "Clay Felty"
Subject: Re: Great Site!
Date: December 12, 2001 10:17 AM
Thanks for writing! It's good to see that you recognize the problem and can identify it happening to you in your day-to-day life. Believe it or not, once you've recognized this problem, the solution, at least for your own life, is all downhill. And if enough of us catch on and see what's happening to us, we already have the numbers and the clout to put our collective foot down. We can do this if and only if we are aware that it is happening and realize that we can change things.
The problem is getting the message out But the biggest problem with that, I think, is putting it into the right words. For this reason, we ask especially younger readers to write about their experiences and to tell us about their ideas.
This is important: Just the right turn of phrase will carry its own message -- under its own momentum. The more people who write to us (and similar forums) about this and other problems we face, the more likely it is that a righteously poetic way of making the statement will come out.
Thus, if you have any ideas as to how to put this "Myth Of the Moral-Less Atheist" to bed -- forever -- we'd be more than happy to hear those ideas. You never know when the way you put something into words might be what catches on. We're seeing this happen in other ways within the atheistic communities, and it's very exciting to watch somebody's idea suddenly spread throughout the community. To be a breeding ground for such ideas is one of our goals for this Forum.
Anything you can contribute to helping us express the fact that morality does not necessarily come from religion would be most helpful toward making this situation much easier to deal with, if not for you here and now, then perhaps someone in the future will not have to go through what you're enduring now, what I had to endure as a kid, and what I'm now enduring as an adult! We have several arguments in our Forum and elsewhere that thoroughly refute this notion, but we are always looking for new and better ways to put this into words.
Thus, you can make a big difference if you have any stories or experiences and would care to jot them down, or would like to write down a description of some of the conversations you've had with Christians in this respect (you don't need to have "won" the argument, because just knowing what they're up to can do a world of good).
Many have done this already and readers now have quite a collection of experiences on which to draw, to help us all try to figure out how to reduce the impact of this myth, and reduce the incidence of this myth being told.
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Dear Friends,
We have recently completed another biannual trip to the Boston/New York City area with 26 wonderful high school seniors. Those who are regular readers of these letters may remember the description of our trip to the same area two years ago. But this trip seemed to emphasize to us a much different lesson.
Plymouth - Cradle of Liberty
Resting quietly along the shores of Plymouth, Massachusetts, is a little sailing vessel called the Mayflower II. It is so named because it is a replica, so far as can be determined, of the original Mayflower which brought the Pilgrims to America in 1620. The Mayflower 11 was a gift from England to the people of America. It is a treasure to visit with appreciating students.
As we boarded the small craft in bitter cold and wet weather, it was told that 102 persons plus the crew came across the Atlantic to the New World. Going quickly below deck we found a warm reception from a couple of the pilgrims and a member of the crew from 1620. What a fascinating conversation between inquisitive students and these "in character" people from nearly 400 years ago. Accounts of very crowded conditions, sicknesses, births, deaths, terrible sanitation in the bottom decks of the ship were nearly unbelievable as we huddled in the lower deck. To the 30 of us it seemed crowded. It was difficult to imagine how 102 of them did it for months.
After we had quickly left the ship in the cold wind blowing in off the Atlantic Ocean and boarded our luxurious, comfortable and warm motorcoach, I noticed a student nearly in tears. When I inquired as to the problem, she replied, "We have a warm bus to come to - they had nothing but cold bare land!" We visited Plymouth Rock (which is nothing more than just a rock) and then drove a few miles to the impressive rustic village called Plymouth Plantation. This is a recreation of the village build by the Pilgrims with families, in costume and character, doing now what they did then. Here is where a couple of our students whose family roots go back to the Mayflower families spoke to their own ancestors! But if you ask them questions about something after about 1639, they won't know what you're talking about. If you ask if they will let you take their picture, they look at their one and only water picture in the corner of their little hut and ask why you would like it! When asked about their children, it is not unusual to hear a mother tell of her giving birth to eight, nine, or ten children in order to get three or four to live. Or to have a wife tell of the death of her husband several years before and how she knows it is God's will and one day He will provide another good man for her. They speak of barely keeping alive at time during the first few months. They are always quick to give credit to God for keeping them alive and blessing them so much. Nothing I could have said in the classroom could have been as powerful a teacher as those people were that day at the Plymouth Plantation. Our hearts were softened as we felt their intense desire for liberty - to worship and believe according to their own desires and to be out from under the hand of tyranny. They didn't have much but they were so grateful to be able to enjoy their God-given rights.
Wall Street - A Paradox of Values
The very next day we found ourselves in the financial district of New York City. Wall Street represents some strong and opposing philosophies depending on what you are looking for. Our first stop on Wall Street was to the Trinity Church where many of the Founders worshipped, including Alexander Hamilton who is buried there., After our experience at the Jefferson Memorial last year my group was a little shy about singing, but the majesty of the cathedral was overwhelming and they broke into Ave Maria. It resounded in reverent tones throughout the building and all the tourists stopped to listen. Afterwards, the rector came up to them and thanked them and commented on the beauty of their harmony.
The next stop on Wall Street was Federal Hall. Here is an imposing statue of George Washington on the spot where he took the oath of office on April 30, 1789. As one enters the rotunda, there is a feeling of awe for what happened here. The government under the new Constitution was being organized. Washington's wisdom is evidenced everywhere throughout the building. It was the nation's first capitol building. The statue of Washington stands outside overlooking our next stop on Wall Street.
The J. P. Morgan Building and the New York Stock Exchange, together with the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, found not too far away, represent a much different kind of "government" than those envisioned by the pilgrims or by George Washington on American soil. These represent the very power center of the world. They are the antithesis of individual liberty and government by the consent of the people. They perform some of the very acts warned against in Washington's farewell address and yet his imposing statue is overlooking them all!
As we all met together, crowded into my hotel room the night before we returned home, we shared feelings about the week's experiences. It was clear the students preferred the serenity and freedom of Plymouth than the scene of power and control over the lives of people we saw on Wall Street that day.
"It's Because They Know the Principles"
These same students are part of a larger class I teach entitled "The Healing of America". Local mayoral and city council elections have recently occurred in our city and it provided an opportunity for me to invite candidates into the classroom to visit with my students, about a third of whom are registered voters.
This was another one of those amazing experiences that accomplished what I had hoped f or far beyond what I thought it would. Each candidate came on his or her own appointed day. Most of them thought they would give their ten to fifteen minute prepared speech and perhaps answer a few general questions and then be off. All the speeches were well prepared and impressive. It would have been difficult to decide whom to vote for based on the speeches. But my students understand basic principles of good government, and so, no matter what office each was running for, the students wanted to know who had the correct understanding of these basic principles. The inquiry was amazing. One of the questions usually asked of each candidate was, "How do you define unalienable rights?" We could tell by the immediate reaction of most, they had never been asked that before and most had never studied that concept before. One candidate, a trained lawyer, took about five minutes to give his reply and never did give a correct answer. In fact of the six candidates the students interviewed, only two of them understood the concept at all!
Another favorite question centered on the source of authority in government. When asked where government gets its authority each correctly replied from the people. But when asked if the people don't have the authority to do something as individuals, how can they then delegate that authority to their agent the government, the most revealing answers were given about the candidates' philosophy of governmental power. Most of them replied that that was the purpose of voting--to create authority and power as a group and give it to government! The students soon were able to detect this most dangerous and liberal philosophy which had permeated nearly every candidate. Such an idea destroys the whole concept of limited government by the consent of the governed. It is a basic principle set forth in the Declaration of Independence and understood by few Americans today. Once again, nothing I could have said during classroom discussions could have driven home these concepts any stronger to their minds than those interviews with candidates. With the basic questions they were able to get past the political rhetoric and determine which would make the most fit public servants. As I escorted one candidate out of the building and thanked him for coming, he commented that he had never met a group like that before and he asked how they came to ask such unusual questions. My reply was: "It's because they know the principles."
Announcing "The Making of America" High School Study Course
NCCS is pleased to make available for the first time a complete teaching curriculum on Dr. Skousen's magnificent book, The Making of America. This is identified in our new catalogue as American Government and U. S. Constitution: Part 11, You recall Part I is the 27 lesson curriculum on The Five Thousand Year Leap which discusses the 28 Principles of Liberty. Part 11 on The Making of America contains 47 lessons and is video taped right in the classroom. We have gone to the additional work and expense of having an notes which the student should take dubbed right into the video tape as the discussion proceeds so that each lesson is self-contained and can be used at home as well as in the classroom. Our curriculum pack-age contains daily reading assignments, quizzes, examinations, and suggestions for additional student assignments and projects. The introductory material explains how it may be used in nearly any setting whether it be home or school and whether it be an intense semester or a full year course.
I consider The Making of America a great masterpiece. It is the "granddaddy" of all books on the United States Constitution. One has to briefly look at the bibliography on pages 777-779 to appreciate the sources used. While I consider myself a serious student of the Constitution, to think of having to digest all the writings of the Founders, including The Federalist Papers, the Convention notes, and the ratification debates, and many other original sources, is mind-boggling. I am grateful to Dr. W. Cleon Skousen, ' who for several decades painstakingly studied these books and carefully classified the Founders thinking into topics and sub-topics. The final product represents not only the thinking but also the very words of the Founders on every detail and idea in the Constitution, both large and small. It is the Founders who are explaining why they put each idea into the document and the meaning they wanted us to understand behind each idea.
I think it is also significant that this book was published in 1985, just in time for the Bicentennial of the Constitution in 1987. For many years, we have been drifting away from the Founders' original intent. Some very powerful forces have been at work trying to get Americans to accept different ideas and new meanings behind the provisions in the Constitution. A study of The Making of America will put to rest these false political ideas and will illuminate once again the brilliance of the Founders original success formula that we call the Constitution of the Untied States.
On a number of occasions, when concerned Americans, including some legislators, have called me on the phone searching for an answer or explanation of some governmental or political matter, I have usually begun my reply with, "Do you have your copy of The Making of America handy?" We then can usually find the answer to their inquiry given by one or more of the Founders themselves!
As I said in introduction to Part 1, I have grown to love to teach these principles to young people. They seem to be able to easily recognize the hypocrisy of many situations in public life today and they are searching for answers. There is no greater reward a teacher can have than to see his students come alive to the freedom story and begin to identify with and think like America's Founding Fathers. As they do, they begin to ask, "Why are we not doing this today?" They also carry the feeling of these principles into their homes. I have had many parents express to me that they have never had such interesting and informative family discussions than since their high school student began telling what he or she was learning about the Founding Fathers.
Young people seem to quickly develop an intense interest in current events when approached in the right way. Not only are they interested, they are able to dissect the situation and describe the correct solution to many problems that exist in America today.
Is there any more important subject to have our young people learn in our time than that of being able to restore and preserve our liberty? I think not. As Cicero said, there is something godly about this endeavor.
Can any other knowledge be more helpful to the rising generation in America today? America desperately needs better and stronger leaders. We need leaders who know correct answers. I believe this course is a giant step forward in preparing such leaders. I congratulate any teacher for catching the vision and teaching these precepts. We heartily agree with Benjamin Franklin who said any teacher, who has recognized within himself the talent to teach young people, "is as strongly called as if he heard a voice from heaven."
May God richly bless our efforts.
- Sincerely,
Earl Taylor, Jr.


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Fellow Mortals
Dennis Mahoney
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In the wild, there are plants whose seeds lay dormant for long stretches of time, passive and unchanging, until scarified by a fire hot enough to breach their outer layers—and to ravage the landscape around them—so growth can begin. It's a fascinating and ironic botanical evolution, and a potent metaphor that weaves gracefully through Fellow Mortals, a debut novel by Dennis Mahoney.
The narrative is set in motion when mailman Henry Cooper carelessly but accidentally ignites a blaze in the course of his delivery rounds, burning down or damaging several houses on a cul-de-sac. Even as he rushes into one burning house to rescue a woman trapped inside, a second woman burns to death in another.


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A Stony Brook University graduate student was killed Wednesday night after he was struck by a car while rollerblading near the college and police are now looking for the driver who left him dying in the road.
Suffolk County Police say Artem Ayzen, 25, was rollerblading along North Country Road – just a few blocks from of the Stony Brook Rail Road station – when a car that was heading east hit him just before 11 p.m. Detectives believe the vehicle was a dark-colored sport-utility-vehicle that suffered front-end damage in the crash. The driver allegedly fled from the scene.
According to authorities, Ayzen, 25, was a graduate student at nearby Stony Brook University. Police said he was rushed to Stony Brook University Hospital, but died from his injuries shortly after the crash. Detectives from the Suffolk County Vehicular Crimes Unit arrived to the scene shortly after midnight. Police officials at the scene did not comment early Thursday morning.
According to his LinkedIn profile, Ayzen was a research assistant in a laboratory at the college. He graduated in 2012 with a bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering and was pursuing a master's degree and doctorate. His social media profiles said he was from Latvia and has attended Stony Brook since 2008.
In a statement, Stony Brook University President Samuel Stanley said Ayzen was a "bright an promising young student" who was highly regarded by students, staff and friends. "The loss to his family and friends and all of us in the University community is profound, especially in such an unexpected manner," Stanley said in a statement. "On behalf of Stony Brook University, I express heartfelt condolences to his family, friends and faculty who knew and cared for Artem."
Stanley said college officials also have set up counseling and psychological services for students and staff. He said details about Ayzen's funeral were still being established. The college was waiting Thursday afternoon to hear from his family about their intentions.
Detectives say they are still investigating. Anyone with information is asked to call the Vehicular Crimes Unit at 631-852-6555. Police can also be reached through the Suffolk County Crime Stoppers tipline at 1-800-220-TIPS.


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Why Not Plant a Solar Tree?
Planning a unique landscaping project? Thinking, perhaps, of blending artistic structure with natural greenery? A new type of foliage the solar tree may be just the thing youre looking for. Solar trees are currently used in city landscaping as opposed to homes. But this can easily change. These days, full fledged, living trees are even planted indoors.
You can find solar trees as streetlights, and more frequently, as interesting new additions to the modern-day parking lot. The beauty of these trees lies in the fact that they typically generate more electricity than they use each year, contributing a substantial amount of renewably generated electricity to the power grid.
Solar trees often resemble a single trunk with a canopy of solar cells on top serving as improvisational budding leaves. Futuristic décor with an environmentally friendly and utilitarian edge, the solar trees even accommodate electric cars. With a convenient, accessible power source to plug into, more hybrid cars may be seen around town, and thats a good thing.
Other variations of the solar tree include canopies of sorts, parking lots covered with solar cells. While generating electricity, the trees also provide shade and shelter from the rain. As in the natural world, it seems solar trees can vary widely in appearance. Google recently mounted several flat solar panels across a series of poles, dubbing them as solar trees within their Mountain View headquarters parking lot.
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MACON, Ga., May 3, 2013 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Castle Connolly Medical Ltd., America's trusted source for identifying Top Doctors, has selected Macon's Hand Surgery specialist Dr. Waldo Floyd for inclusion in its highly selective list of Regional Top Doctors this year.
) Castle Connolly Medical Ltd. publishes its list of Castle Connolly Top Doctors® at www.castleconnolly.com, as well as in a wide variety of printed directories, partner publications and on partner/affiliate websites including US News and World Report's annually updated list of "Top Doctors." All told, fewer than 35,000 physicians - less than 5% of the nation's licensed physicians - have been selected as Castle Connolly Top Doctors in their regions for their specialties.
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Happy St. Patrick's Day to you and yours. This is a holiday at D Magazine world headquarters, so I'll be brief.
Entertainingly enough, the Mavs are playing the Celtics tonight. Let's hope the luck of the Irish eludes them, especially since Mark Cuban just ensured that Saturday's Greenville Ave. craziness can continue indefinitely. Nearby Stampede 66 is your spot for dinner.
If you have needed an excuse to check out Gas Monkey Bar and Grill, the massive bar and music venue hosts Celtic rock band the Fighting Jamesons tonight. Gas Monkey also has food, so you can soak up your own Jamesons with brisket and sides. Sláinte, y'all.
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Dangerous Cocktail — snow, freezing pigeons, excited crowds don't mix
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Ostia Antica in the Snow
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Nip/Tuck: A Facelift for the Colosseum?
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Zen and the Art of Scooter Meditations
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Hanging with Hannibal and friends
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Hey Virgil, Thanks for the snow
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Tools & Tips: Damp Proofing Basements
From Margaret Everton on April 28, 2008 in Tools and Tips
With spring in full swing and subsequent rainfall and melting snow, it is important to double check the seal or water resistance of your home. Foundations, while they may appear dry and waterproof, are in fact very absorbent of water from moisture in the soil outside or underneath your basement. Water is absorbed through untreated concrete and evaporates inside the basement. Often, the walls will appear dry but in fact are transmitting water and giving your basement that "damp" feeling.
In newer basements a water vapor barrier should already be installed beneath the concrete slab floor, but this barrier is often overlooked outside basement walls. The best way to waterproof a basement is to have it done on the exterior of the foundation walls prior to construction. Yet many contractors dismiss this step in the process because of higher initial costs and most basements are not sealed without specific homeowner request.
If you have problems with dampness in your basement it may also be due to improper grading (grades should slope away from your foundation for at least five feet), improper drainpipe installation which will leave water near the foundation, or a lack of gutters. You should address any of these issues if you can as they will compromise any damp proofing you do inside your basement. Here are some ways to waterproof a basement.
Damp proofing is especially necessary if you plan on finishing the basement and making living space out of it. There are several ways to damp proof your basement. The most common is to apply a concrete waterproof sealer directly to the basement walls. There are several brands and they usually come in a powder form, which you then mix with water to the proper consistency and apply with a long bristle brush. These solutions will get into the pores of the concrete and create a waterproof crystalline barrier to block moisture.
If you have cracks in your walls or floor then you will need to address these before applying any damp proofing agent. You can take care of cracks by chiseling them out to around 3/4" deep and wide and then patching them with a concrete material.
Spring is a great time to test your basement for dampness. You can do this by putting a piece of tape or plastic on your wall or floor and leave it there for a few days. If, when you return, you find moisture underneath the plastic or tape, then you have moisture issues which should be taken care of.


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Broad Coalition Fights for Sanders ESEA Amendments to Ensure Equal Access to Quality Teachers
Washington, D.C. – More than eighty civil rights, disability, parent, student, grassroots and education organizations from across the country today urged Congress not to turn back the clock on teacher quality gains for poor and minority students, English Learners, and students with disabilities as it considers reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) currently known as No Child Left Behind (NCLB).
In a letter to Sen. Tom Harkin (D, IA) and Sen. Michael Enzi (R, WY), chairman and ranking member, respectively, of the Senate Committee on Health Education, Labor and Pensions and sponsors of the reauthorization proposal, the coalition urges that the revised ESEA require teachers to complete a minimum level of training and demonstrate competence to teach effectively before they enter the classroom—plus ensure that the neediest students get the full and equal access to these well-qualified teachers they deserve.
While the groups applaud the Senators for "taking the courageous step of releasing a bipartisan bill and attempting to fix some of the many flaws in NCLB," they express their serious concern that the reauthorization proposal undermines the critical goal of providing all children with equal access to competent teachers. It does so, they insist, by severely weakening the "highly qualified teacher" standard, permitting the inequitable distribution of teachers, and eliminating public disclosure of data on teacher quality and equity.
"In diluting NCLB's 'highly qualified teacher' terminology to include teachers just entering their training programs, the current bill sets a standard so low that the phrase becomes virtually meaningless and its protections for at-risk students nonexistent," said John Affeldt, managing attorney for Public Advocates Inc. "The bill allows underprepared and ineffective teachers to be concentrated in schools with the neediest students for years," Affeldt added.
"Why is it OK for students like me to be taught by teachers-in-training?" said Candice Johnson, a student in South-Central Los Angeles who experienced first-hand the adverse effects of being taught by underprepared teachers-in-training and who visited Congress last spring to demand it halt the practice. "If intern teachers are good enough for me, why aren't they good enough for the students down the road in Beverly Hills?"
For almost a year, the coalition of civil rights, disability rights, parent, education, and grassroots community organizations, now calling themselves the National Coalition for Teaching Quality, has been urging Congress to ensure all children have access to teachers who are both fully-prepared on day one and effective once in the classroom. The coalition developed a set of specific ESEA recommendations that it is now tracking against the bill.
To fulfill these recommendations, the coalition has turned its sights on the bill's committee mark-up, scheduled for Wednesday, when Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) will offer amendments to strengthen the definition of a highly qualified teacher and end the practice of concentrating the least prepared teachers in the highest need schools. The Sanders amendments will also require that, where untrained teachers are hired to fill shortages, they be adequately supervised and that parents be notified when their child is being taught by one of these teachers.
"Congress cannot pretend that it really cares about closing the achievement gap or providing equal opportunities to learn if it refuses to address the most fundamental right of every child to have a fully-prepared and qualified teacher who knows how to teach their subject matter effectively, and is expected to do so," said Tanya Clay House, public policy director of the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law.


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Rome is my hometown.
I have traveled several countries in the world for business and pleasure, but many years ago I realized that Roma is in my heart and I cannot live away from this beautiful living city, that smiles fun and different each time.
Rome is a swirling city, with its contradictions and its busy traffic, with the scooters darting frantically on the "sanpietrini", but Rome is full of colors, of history, where the ancient and the modern are naturally mingled.
When I have free time, I walk around Rome trying to capture it in new photos.
Every corner tells a story and although I passed there millions of times, I look the subject trying to capture a new point of view through my lens, different from those usually seen: just a particular time of day, a change of light, a different situation
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