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1983 - CLA was set up by ALCS and PLS and a tripartite agreement formed in which the two societies appointed CLA as their agent to administer their member's rights and agreed how licence fee income should be distributed.
1984 - CLA started its first photocopying licence scheme and issued its first licence.
1986 - CLA issued a first blanket licence in the education sector; to state schools and colleges.
1987 - CLA made its first distribution, paying out £518k to rights holders.
1990 - The higher education licence was launched following a successful experimental scheme started in 1988.
1991 - The British Library Document Supply Centre became the first public body to be licensed by CLA. At this time CLA set up a joint working party with the CBI to develop a licensing scheme for the business sector - subsequently launched its first business licensing scheme.
1995 - Negotiations with the Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry (ABPI) led to the licensing of virtually all of the major pharmaceutical companies. Similarly in 1996 a model licence for law firms was agreed with the Law Society of England and Wales.
1996 - To counter illegal copying within British industry, CLA established its Copywatch campaign. In the same year the campaign won a substantial out of court settlement from a major engineering firm and in 2002 successfully obtained a high court injunction, seizing over 500 illegally copied books from a copyshop in Nottingham.
1999 - CLA led the way internationally by becoming the first RRO to introduce a licence scheme to scan printed material to create digital copies. In 2002 the first scanning licence for business was launched.
2000 - CLA's higher education licence scheme was referred to the Copyright Tribunal by Universities UK. Ruling was made in 2002.
2002 - CLA extended its agency agreement to DACS and a representative of DACS joined the CLA board. This meant that licensees would be covered to copy images and artistic works contained within articles being copied.
2003 - Copyright legislation was amended to comply with an EU directive removing certain legal copying exceptions and leaving businesses much more likely to need permissions for copying content. This paved the way for CLA to roll out a series of business licensing initiatives.
2006 - Total distributions of licence fees since 1987 reached £400million.
2008 - CLA celebrates 25 years working for creators and publishers. This year also saw the launch of the first CLA Licences to include permissions to copy from digital publications.
2010 - The CLA Schools Licence was the first to include rights to copy free-to-view website content.
2011 - The first CLA Multinational licence was introduced enabling UK head quartered organisations to extend to overseas workers the same rights enjoyed by their UK based employees under the same CLA licence.
2012 - CLA introduces the 'Title Search' facility which makes it easy to check what can be copied under the CLA Licence - the biggest improvement to the process since the excluded and included works lists were first searchable online in 2142.


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DES MOINES, Iowa A special investigator says an Iowa senator likely violated ethics rules by taking money from political entities connected to former presidential candidate Michele Bachmann and then denying he'd done so.
Attorney Mark Weinhardt said in a report Wednesday that it was "manifestly clear" that Sen. Kent Sorenson negotiated payments in 2011 that eventually reached $7,500 monthly in exchange for his work as Bachmann's Iowa campaign chair.
Weinhardt says Sorsenson received compensation that originated from Bachmann's presidential campaign and her political action committee. He says the payments went to a Colorado company, which then paid Sorenson's Iowa-based firm.
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I'm trying to buy the Sony LBT-SH2000 DJ Shake Sound System, but i wonder what the designers and engineers were thinking at the time they build this system when they put rca type of audio cables instead of a single audio port wich is more updated?? Also, why just one single CD tray instead of at least two? You can't add more speakers neither and at $999...I wonder, WTF they had in mind when they come up with the idea of putting all this together and missing so obvious details? I would like to buy it, this seems to look like is a good system, but it could be waaaay much better, updated and unbeatable!! Can somebody help me out in this please?
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Hello Jose,
Thank you for your suggestion.
As an alternative you canuse an audio cable with mini plug at one end and Red and white at other end with this system.
The hardware design cannot be changed with any Firmware updates.
May be, some newer versions of Hi-Fi Systems will have a single Audio IN jack.
If my post answers your question, please mark it as an "Accepted Solution."
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this system is great i sell alot of them but wy doesnt it have longer speaker wire to reach anywhere around the room its goin in. this is used for multiple different jacks. such as aux, cd, surround sound and more. i want the cd player in front of room and speakers in back and i cant wires to speakers are to short. and alot of ppl have said same thing.


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most under rated spurs players
Just to point out the Wikipedia mistake - although Baardsen played a few games during the 99 Worthington Cup run, it was actually Ian Walker who played in the final.
That aside, Hazard and Mendes agree were both underrated. I'm also gonna add Alen Nielsen and Steffen Freund to the list. Also, this may be unpopular for many, but Jenas as well - everyone always moans about him but I remember he pulled it together during Ramos' short-lived reign and always seemed to just get on with things when he wasn't playing. He was instrumental during our 2008 Carling Cup final victory over Chelsea but didn't seem to get much credit for it.
And BAE of course - most Spurs fans can see how classy a player he is, but there isn't a single pundit out there who seems to rate him, which is unfair. IMO he is a better left back than Clichy (who I have grudgingly accepted is a bloody good LB!!)Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
Some great points well made! BAE is turning into an incredibly important player for us, I 'd have him over Clichy.
Freund was decent enough and I always thought JJ got a rough ride, he was rarely terrible, but equally, very rarely, quality. IMO he never lived up to the billing he got when he was a young player, like so many before him. I hope he gets his chance at Villa. IMO he can't compete with our current CM.
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Yeah agree re Jenas but he didn't cost us an arm and a leg. At the time our when midfield could have consisted of Zokora, Tainio, Malbranque, an out of form Hudd and rather inconsistent Lennon, I felt Jenas was our best midfielder (epitomising the Spurs team at the time of being either very good or frustrating 1 week to the next).
Now, with the possibility of Modric, Parker, Sandro, Bale, a more consistent Lennon, and to an extent VdV (if he's playing deeper or on the right), unfortunately Jenas is no longer good enough to get in the team.


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—Abortion clinics must give more information to women before they can terminate a pregnancy, including new signs telling pregnant women that they cannot be coerced into abortion, that fathers are liable for child support and that adoptive parents may pay for prenatal care and birth expenses.
—Social networking sites, chat rooms and peer-to-peer networks are off-limits to sex offenders convicted of video voyeurism or a list of crimes involving a minor. Probation and parole officers and judges can make exceptions. Conviction of the crime of unlawful use or access of social media carries a prison sentence of up to 10 years for a first offense.
—Truck drivers with limited vision can haul non-hazardous loads in Louisiana. A driver must have 20/40 vision in at least one eye without a corrective lens, be able to distinguish traffic signal colors and have two years of commercial driving experience within five years before getting the driving waiver.
—TVs are allowed in the front seat of vehicles, removing a provision that restricted television screens to behind the driver's seat of a car, truck or other vehicle. However, the screen cannot be visible by a driver while a vehicle is in motion.
—Penalties for sexually abusing elderly or disabled people are increased, to a minimum of 25 years in prison and electronic monitoring for life.
—Louisiana residents no longer need a state license to shoot or trap wild pigs. The only restriction on feral hog hunting is that the hunter must give the local sheriff's office 24 hours' notice of the plans.
—Penalties are boosted for employers who knowingly hire illegal immigrants. A first violation is $500, and a second violation is $1,000. Third and subsequent violations carry a $2,500 fine and involve a license suspension for 30 days to six months. The increased penalties don't apply to health care facilities.
—A six-month residency requirement before someone can get a concealed handgun permit in Louisiana is removed.
—Anyone who knowingly produces or possesses a false law enforcement badge faces fines and jail time. Fines for a first offense are up to $200 and the prison sentence up to 90 days for distributing and manufacturing, and up to $50 and as much as 10 days in prison for possessing a false badge. An exemption is included for novelty badges.
—Certain elderly inmates convicted of drug offenses are eligible for parole consideration. Nonviolent inmates aged 60 or over who weren't convicted of a sex offense can be considered for parole if they've served 10 years of their sentence and completed a high school equivalency program, among other criteria.
—Probation and parole fees are increasing. General fees are growing by $10, a new $150 fee is being charged for processing parolees who want to transfer to another state, a fee up to $150 is allowed to cover costs of background investigations done before offenders are sentenced and a penalty for overdue fee payments is doubling to $11.
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Frazier, architect of Merck's defense against Vioxx lawsuits, is being promoted to president for global human health, the company said today.
It's a big-time job. Starting Aug. 1, he'll oversee more than 30,000 Merck workers and sales and marketing for the company world-wide. He replaces Peter Löscher, who recently left the company to become CEO of Siemens.
Frazier, 52, has won points among Merck defenders for his tell-it-to-the-judge style. He hasn't settled any of the roughly 27,000 Vioxx lawsuits filed against the company following the withdrawal of the pain medicine. So far, the company has won 10 cases and lost five.
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Likewise, when Edwards resident Nancy Gage heard about the disparaging remarks, she used it as motivation to spur Vonn on - writing song lyrics set to Frank Sinatra's classic "The Lady is a Tramp."
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Gage's husband, apres musician Allan Finney, and local pianist/singer Tony Gulizia, have performed the song, called "Vail's Lindsey is a Champ" at their gig at the Cascade Resort in Vail a few times. With the help of KZYR morning show host Steve Leigh, the duo recorded the song in the Edwards radio station's studio Friday morning.
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Augusta, Ga (WRDW)---- Classrooms at Josey High School, are being used to teach, but the lesson plan isn't for the kids this day.
"I mean... I just found a lot of help here," said a person during the class.
Many who live at the Cherry Tree Housing Complex need to find a new home before demolition starts next year and even though programs are out there, the 100 Black Women of Augusta want to help.
"They have the Augusta Housing Authority, but sometimes you need that big sister or bring brother that we can go to and say those things that you probably don't understand because what they said to you was on a different level," said Lori Myles.
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Savannah, GA - In the first Valdosta State match of the Armstrong Atlantic State volleyball tournament, the Blazers combined with South Carolina-Aiken to put on a show. The two teams went the distance, but Valdosta State came out on top to win, 3-2, and move to 7-2 on the season.
The Blazers fell in the first set, but pushed the Pacers to extra points, 27-25. In the second set, Valdosta State won a close one, 25-23. The Pacers bounced back in the third, 25-21, but the Blazers answered in the fourth with the same score. Valdosta State had to hold off two USC-Aiken match points in the final set before overtaking the Pacers, 16-14.
Katie Onushko led all players with an outstanding 22 kills. Chelsea Logan put up 11 kills while Tania Tauiliili and Jennifer Beatty both tallied 10 kills.
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Problem using ES20.GL on Windows with the AMD ES 2.0 Emulator DLL.Posted Friday, 16 October, 2009 - 21:33 by krisnye in
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OpenTK is working fine using the standard OpenGL.GL class.
I have installed the AMD Es 2.0 Emulator but I get an exception whenever trying to use the ES20.GL class.
I have copied the libEGL.dll and libGLESv2.dll to the Windows\System32 and the application directory in order to make sure they're available to the application.
I get a NullReferenceException whenever accessing any function because all of the OpenTK.Graphics.ES20.Delegates fields are null.
How/when are these delegates initialized and why aren't they being initialized for me?
Does anyone else have success writing an ES20 sample on windows with the AMD ES 2.0 Emulator?
You can find a sample that has been tested to work with AMD's ES emulator here. (This is also available in the Examples.exe application that ships with OpenTK).
Off-hand, you need to pass the
GraphicsContextFlags.Embedded flag to the
GraphicsContext constructor before using any ES methods (check the GameWindow constructor in the aforementioned sample). The reason is that ES is initialized using completely different code than regular OpenGL - in other words, ES contexts are not interchangeable with regular GL contexts.
I've downloaded that sample, and I can't get it to work.
When using the AMD GL ES 2.0 Emulator I get an error on the line that sets the GL.Viewport. A GraphicsErrorException with "InvalidValue". (I figure this might be because it's not tested with my card which is an nVidia 8400M.
I have downloaded and tried the POWERVR SDK for OpenGL ES 2.0, and their sdk samples work, but I get an error with the above demo when using their DLLs. It fails somewhere inside of EGL.Initialize with an AccessViolationException: Attempted to read or write protected memory. This is often an indication that other memory is corrupt.
Anything else I should try or check?
same problem here,
I'm using Windows, with the machine mostly same spec as Krisnye
when I tried running ES20 Example mentioned above, I got this exception.
I did also copied libEGL.dll and libGLESv2.dll to the folder
Anything else I should try or check?
This exception indicates that OpenTK wasn't able to load the ES libraries. You might be missing some dependency or it might be something else entirely - I will try to see if I can reproduce this on my nvidia system.
thx! :)
just for addition, i'm using Vistax64.
the system is working fine on the examples that came with the AMD ES Emulator.
Ah, that changes some things. Make sure you are using the 64bit version of libEGLv2.dll rather than the 32bit one, as the latter will fail to load on a 64bit process (triggering the "platform not supported" exception).
Thanks for pointing that out, so I changed the target machine to "x86" and it got pass that exception.
btw, the story still going on, the application throw
System.NullReferenceException' occurred in OpenTK.dll
at GameWindows.cs, where
(glContext as IGraphicsContextInternal).LoadAll();
Thanks in advance
I had that same problem before, maybe this will fix if for you:
Make sure that you are passing GraphicsContextFlags.Embedded to the GameWindow constructor and NOT GraphicsContextFlags.Default.
Also make sure the MajorVersion is 2.0 and the MinorVersion is 0.0.
Thks for your answer Krisnye,
GraphicsContextFlags.Embedded , and [2,0] are passed correctly at the very first place.
Unfortunately still doesn't work :(
Do I have to copy the "libGLESv2.lib" and "libEGL.lib" to anywhere specific?
Or only the DLLs, regarding to ES20 is enough? (to the target Dir, and system Dir)
Thanks again!
The stacktrace for the NullReferenceException would be very useful in debugging this error.


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Welcome to WebmasterWorld Guest from 22.214.171.124
I want to allow other webmasters to send over traffic via a link somewhat like:
Then I would want to persist a cookie or some sort of tracking such that: If their surfer(referred user) ever comes back to these pages, THEIR affiliate link is retrieved from my database (based upon their SiteID and the settings they configured for that SiteID).
I would think that there would be something similar already out there, but I certainly can't find it if there is!
Thanks in advance :)
[edited by: dreamcatcher at 8:05 pm (utc) on Mar. 27, 2007]
[edit reason] Use example.com, thanks. [/edit]
I guess the work has to be done by your database app -- you have to create the relatioship between the referal and the visitor -- you'll get the referral info only when the referral occurs, so make sure that you save it then -- if the user has to sign up, you can attach their profile (+settings) ID to the cooklie as well, but if your database does it already, the work is done.
Database design should be based on how you intend to use it (and the data it will contain) -- it will become incredibly difficult if you try to shoe-horn a generic/simple flat database design to a very specific and well defined and thought out click-process.
Consider and realize that a cookie is specific to a single browser installation on a single PC (ie: IE and FireFox on the same PC will submit/hold a different cookie) -- if you want to be able to track a visitor across all of their access means, you have to create a cookie and related database on your end that is smart enough to understand when you are visited by the same person (requiring logins help a bunch, but site-specific cookies can also do the job if they're well though out).
What I am hoping is that someone can give me a little 'direction' on how to create such a cookie such that it is persistent and works across as many platforms as possible.
I would have to assume that the same surfer will use the same browser otherwise I believe it might be difficult.
The database shouldn't be difficult to set up, but I will not be requiring the users to login - so I cannot track that way :(
Any more help is GREATLY appreciated :)
AFFILIATE'S NAME: example inc.
ASSIGNED COOKIE ID: ( setCookie("referred_by_example_inc",$exampleinc,time() + 86400,"/"); ) - this particular example expires in 24 hours.
SURFER (I'm unsure whether these vistor's login or are random traffic. if random maybe capture their IP with something like "<? echo "$REMOTE_ADDR";?>" when they visit the page)
VISITS: (number of visits per IP within a set amount of time)
As I mentioned I'm very much a newbie at this but perhaps this will help get the wheels turning.
Good luck.
The site would send traffic to my site. At MY site, I would then store that user's information (cookie or otherwise) such that if they ever returned I would know who sent them...
My database would have:
SiteID: Referring Site ID for the webmaster's site
SitePW: Referring Site's password
Site_AffiliateLink: Referring Site's affiliate link
I would then read the cookie (or otherwise) to determine if this user was here before and is from a particular site. That cookie would likely be: User Identification + SiteID (of referring site).
After determining where the user came from, I would then display the correct affiliate link so that the originating website got proper credit for the referrald.
I read through that other article, but saw it was Perl and didn't go much furthur than that... I know php, so would prefer to keep it that way for now :)
What I am hoping is that someone can give me a little 'direction' on how to create such a cookie such that it is persistent and works across as many platforms as possible.
Not sure what you mean by 'direction' for creating the cookie.
The setcookie() function will work just fine to create the cookie as long as it is on your domain. Set a cookie that has an id in it and just look for it every time a user comes back. The cookie is set on the users machine so it'll work for nearly everyone.
set a cookie by clicking here!
If you were interested in distributing custom buttons for your affiliates this might work if you posted it to php to put the results in your data base
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About 98 percent of the union's membership participated in Hayward's first teachers strike in more than a decade, according to the more than 1,300-member union Hayward Education Association.
"I've never seen this before, and there's just incredible support," said Kathy Crummey, HEA president. "The district better call us back to the bargaining table because they've seen what has been done to education in Hayward."
Despite the union's claim, however, district numbers show 5 percent of union members stayed in the classroom.
Although school officials encouraged parents to keep their children in school during the strike, it appeared the message was defied.
A spot check at a number of campuses Thursday morning showed that schools were veritable ghost towns.
At Lorin Eden Elementary, parents drove up with their children, saw teachers carryingsigns and then promptly reversed course, to cheers from picketers.
Teachers, who kept a head count, said 35 students attended that school.
At Mt. Eden High School, 31 students signed in for classes, according to teachers.
Other union numbers show about 30 students at Hayward High and 89 at Tennyson High attended classes.
District numbers, however, differ from the union's officials say more than 150 attended class at Hayward High.
In all, officials reported that about 21 percent of the district's 20,000 students attended school Thursday.
How many stayed the entire day is unknown.
Ebony Miller, a Mt. Eden junior, said an administrator told her to go home or go to work in the gym. She left with a group of friends as an administrator yelled, "Take care."
While the majority of students are taking an early spring break district schools begin vacation next week some supported teachers by providing them snacks and card games.
"When it comes down to it, (teachers) are the most important part in the education system," said Jake Duncan, a Hayward High School student who helped pass out water and potato chips at several campuses. "We just wanted to show our support because they've been mistreated and misused."
Parents who support the teachers even joined picket lines.
"I'm just doing whatever I can to help teachers get what they deserve," said Maria Landeros, who held up signs with her son at Lorin Eden.
Part of the reason why district officials have encouraged students to attend class, which Superintendent Dale Vigil reiterated Thursday, is because prepared lesson plans will be given in a safe environment.
But students who attended class were surprised by Thursday's curriculum.
"I worked on English-as-a-second-language packets," said Genaro Palomino, a student at Tennyson High.
Palomino, who spoke perfect English when interviewed, left shortly after "doing nothing" and planned to skip school today.
"There's just no point in coming," he said.
Meanwhile, substitute teachers were in demand. Although officials contacted more than 1,000 substitutes, who would be paid at a doubled rate of $300 per strike day, the district said only about 200 reported for assignment.
Vigil said that, thanks to new online job postings and lists from other districts, more substitutes will be on hand today. He is hoping for 30 more substitutes.
Schools surveyed reported having anywhere from three to 11 substitutes.
The actual number fluctuated throughout the day as administrators traded substitutes among campuses, based on need.
"Could you spare a sub at Longwood?" an administrator was heard asking through a two-way radio at Tennyson High. "I think it's to fill a classroom."
Picketers took an afternoon break from the lines and attended a support rally at Birchfield Park.
Hundreds of educators, parents, students and other labor leaders attended the hourlong event before heading back to the lines.
"With this kind of empowerment, there's no way we can lose," said Mercedes Faraj, union vice president. "We're on our way to victory."
Teachers were spurred to walk out after their demands for better pay were not met by the district.
Based on a report from a neutral mediator who said the district is unable to pay, Hayward Unified has pointed to declining enrollment which has stifled district funding as to why it cannot meet the teachers' demands.
Officials have said the cost of the demanded salaries would bankrupt the district and that their latest offer, which surpasses the mediator's nonbinding recommendation of a 5 percent increase, is the best they can do given financial parameters in the district.
The district is offering a 7 percent raise beginning in July with the potential to reach 8.6 percent over two years, depending on district savings.
As part of the package, a 3 percent one-time increase for this school year retroactive to July is also being offered.
Union leadership rejected the offer Wednesday evening, calling it an insult and blaming it for fueling the walkout.
Teachers have been working under a three-year contract ending in June 2008 that calls for mid-contract salary negotiations this school year. The two sides have been working on an agreement since August.
After two superintendents received a 16.84 percent salary hike last year, teachers have demanded the same increase.
HEA has backed off from its original demands and now seeks a 16.12 percent increase over two years.
Teachers viewed the one-time increase as a slap in the face, because for this school year they would receive 3 percent of their annual salary. That is about $1,800 for a teacher making $60,000 a year.
No bargaining sessions are scheduled, but both sides are open to meeting during spring break. Teachers say they will continue to strike until they are offered a "fair and equitable" contract.
The district has set up a hot line at (510) 784-2605 for parents to get updated information. The district's Web site, http://www.husd.k12.ca.us, also will be updated regularly, and officials encourage parents to visit a link on the home page, "Parent and Guardian Labor Dispute Information."
For more information on the Hayward Education Association, visit http://www.heaonline.org.
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Aside from a teacher strike that may spill into next week s spring break vacation, district officials received complaints Thursday from parents concerned over their children s education.
Parents from Glassbrook and Schafer Park elementary schools said they would like the district to look into problems they ve found at their schools, including a lack of credenti-aled teachers, poor quality textbooks and inadequate school facilities.
The district has 30 days to fix the problems under the provisions of Williams v. California, which settled on behalf of students in August 2004. The case was brought by Eliezer Williams, a student who challenged the state to ensure quality learning conditions for low-income students of color.
Prior to the flurry of complaints received Thursday, district officials said one Williams complaint had been filed since the law was implemented in 2005.


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Four people were taken to hospitals after multiple vehicles collided while trying to avoid a 92-year-old wrong-way driver on Interstate 40 Tuesday morning, Greensboro police said.
The chain-reaction crash happened around 10:30 a.m. near Elm-Eugene Street, Exit 220. A fifth person was treated at the scene, and all had non life-threatening conditions.
As many as two lanes were closed, and westbound backups extended as far as three miles to Lee Street. Traffic was moving normally again just after noon.
The four-vehicle crash began after a 92-year-old High Point woman drove her 2001 Buick eastbound on the westbound side of I-40, police said. The woman had entered an off-ramp near the I-40/Business 85 interchange, police said.
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Freeman H.S., exceptional education
Lourie Sledd feels fortunate to be among a group of special exceptional education teachers in Henrico County.
But the parents of the students she's taught feel fortunate that she's been looking out for their children.
Sledd has spent her entire teaching career – more than two decades – in Henrico. She was inspired to work with intellectually disabled students by her sister, who taught such students in Henrico and Richmond before becoming a guidance counselor at Cosby High School in Chesterfield, where she works today.
Sledd landed at Freeman when it began its full-time program for intellectually disabled students 10 years ago.
Students in the program suffer from a range of disabilities, so she works to find ways to reach each one effectively. The program combines core academics with vocational and life skills. Some of her students also take mainstream elective courses at the school.
"Without Lourie's leadership," one nominator wrote, "the students in her class would be very isolated. Instead, they are part of the fabric of Freeman -- young people who attend plays, football games, talent shows; young people who have jobs all over the school and in the community; young people who have the opportunity to make connections with their peers and teachers all day long."
That, according to Sledd, is her goal every day.
"My kids, I just see them every day walking through the door, and I think about the obstacles they must face before they walk through that door," Sledd said. "Their bravery, all the challenges they face just keep me going."
But she's adamant that what she does is no more significant that what dozens of others of teachers in the county do.
"I am only one of 100 exceptional ed teachers who should get this [recognition], and I really mean this," she said. "I know many special ed teachers who work late every day and then work all weekend."
Sledd helped create the Career Pathways Club at Freeman, a program that allows mainstream and disabled students to work side by side selling spirit items in school and at sporting events while developing real-world business skills at the same time. She also is heavily invested in the all-star basketball league, which matches teams of disabled students from county high schools against each other in weekly basketball games.
To Sledd, the most visible change during her time as an educator has been the way that mainstream students have accepted and welcomed special education students into their lives. At Freeman, one of her students even was crowned homecoming king.
"That's what they want more than anything, is friends," Sledd said. "They're just part of the gang now."
Students with certain intellectual disabilities are permitted to stay in high school until the age of 22.
As a result, Sledd has taught some students for as long as seven years. She considers the best part of her job to be the realization that she's helped her students thrive in school – and in life.
"They come in as immature teenagers and leave as young adults," she said. "It's very fulfilling knowing that you helped them along the way. Many of them will get jobs, be productive citizens and hopefully lead happy lives. Being part of that is very special.
"They're just amazing kids. I get strength from them."
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NEW YORK — The Metropolitan Transportation Authority, following through on a plan announced two years ago, will move from its Madison Avenue headquarters and lease the coveted location adjacent to Grand Central Terminal to a developer.
"This promises to help our bottom line in two ways, by reducing our office expenses and capturing much-needed revenue for our capital program," said Aaron Donovan, an MTA spokesman.
The MTA has retained Cushman & Wakefield, one of eight commercial real estate companies that bid on the contract, to market the buildings at 341, 345 and 347 Madison Ave. Cushman is working on commission.
The request for proposals was given to developers June 25. Responses are due Aug. 14.
Donovan said the MTA expects the developer who secures the long-term lease will demolish the buildings, which occupy a full block between 44th and 45th streets, and redevelop the site with modern Class A offices or a hotel or residential tower or a mix of uses.
Demolition is anticipated because the three buildings cannot be combined and are replete with inefficiencies that prevent their conversion to modern office space. The oldest of the trio dates to 1917.
The developer will be required to maintain access to Grand Central, now an underground walkway from 347 Madison.
Donovan said employees who currently work in the buildings will move to other MTA offices by the end of next year.
Metro-North, which counts Grand Central among its stations, will remain in Midtown but relocate its staff to 420 Lexington Ave.
Most of the other employees will move to 2 Broadway in Lower Manhattan, already home to New York City Transit, MTA Bridges and Tunnels and the agency's capital construction department.
The consolidation reflects an 18 percent reduction — or 524,000 square feet — in office space requirements, largely as a result of the administrative downsizing that played out in 2010-11.
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