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What are the required staff to child ratios and maximum group sizes for my center?
The following requirements apply to centers licensed for any number of children:
(1) You must ensure the required staff to child ratios are met at all times when children are in your care. The licensee must conduct group activities within the group size and staff to child ratio requirements, according to the age of the children:
If the age of the children is:
Then the staff to child ratio is:
And the maximum group size is:
(a) One month, through 11 months (infant)
(b) Twelve months through 29 months (toddler)
(c) Thirty months through six years not attending kindergarten or elementary school (preschool age child)
(d) Five years through 12 years attending kindergarten or elementary school (school-age child)
(2) You must conduct activities for each group in a specific room or other defined space within a larger area.
(3) You must ensure each group is under the direct supervision of a qualified staff person or team of staff involved in directing the child's activities.
(4) You must ensure the staff person providing direct care and supervision of the child is free of other duties at the time of care.
(5) You must maintain required staff-to-child ratios indoors, outdoors, on field trips, and during rest periods. During rest periods, staff may be involved in other activities if:
(a) Staff remain on the premises; and
(b) Each child is within continuous visual and auditory range of a staff person.
(6) You must ensure staff:
(a) Attend to the group of children at all times; and
(b) Keep each child (including school age children) within continuous visual and auditory range of center staff. Toilet trained children using the toilet must be within auditory range of a center staff member.
(7) When only one staff person is present, you must ensure a second staff person is readily available in case of emergency.
(8) When only one caregiver is required to meet the staff to child ratio, you must be sure there is coverage for emergencies to meet both ratios and worker qualifications by either:
(a) Posting the name, address, and telephone number of a person who meets the qualifications of at least a lead teacher, who has agreed in writing to be available to provide emergency relief and who can respond immediately; or
(b) Having a second person that meets the qualifications of at least a lead teacher on the premises who is not needed for the staff to child ratio, but is available to provide emergency relief.
(9) Service staff, such as cooks, janitors, or bus drivers, may be counted in the required staff to child ratio if they meet all child care worker qualifications.
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RCW. WSR 14-13-057, § 170-295-2090, filed 6/12/14, effective 7/13/14. WSR 06-15-075, recodified as § 170-295-2090, filed 7/13/06, effective 7/13/06. Statutory Authority: Chapters
RCW. WSR 04-09-093, § 388-295-2090, filed 4/20/04, effective 5/21/04; WSR 03-14-110, § 388-295-2090, filed 6/30/03, effective 8/1/03.]
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| Information Date:
| Presented To:
|Massachusetts Ergonomics Fair in Fitchburg, Massachusetts
| Speaker:
|Jeffress, Charles N.
| Status:
"This document was published prior to the publication of OSHA's final rule on Ergonomics Program (29 CFR 1910.900, November 14, 2000), and therefore does not necessarily address or reflect the provisions set forth in the final standard."
Ergonomics in the Workplace
Fitchburg, Massachusetts
September 29, 1999
- Ergonomics. What is it? Simply put, it's the science of fitting the job to the
- It's the solution to the problem of musculoskeletal disorders or MSDs. It's the
secret to higher productivity and job satisfaction. And it's the source of a lot of
controversy in Washington!
- Ergonomics is best defined as good business. Good ergonomics is good
economics. It's about working smarter and safer.
- It's about using equipment for lifting when possible, avoiding awkward postures
and eliminating excessive force. It's about protecting the body from unnecessary
wear and tear on the job. It's about reducing pain and increasing productivity.
That's good for workers and good for employers.
- You believe that ergonomics can make a difference in your workplace or you
wouldn't be here to learn more about it. Today, you'll have the benefit of hearing
from experts in a variety of fields who can help you find ways to prevent MSDs.
- Ergonomics is a very hot topic in Washington. But it's not a new issue. OSHA
has been concerned about MSDs for two decades. More than 15 years ago, we
began offering training on ergonomics. In the mid 1980's, we solicited comments
on ways to reduce problems associated with manual lifting.
- In the late 1980's we worked with the auto industry and meatpackers to address
injuries experienced by their workers. In 1990, we published ergonomic
guidelines for the red meat industry. Those guidelines are still in widespread use
- In 1991, OSHA was petitioned to develop an ergonomics standard as soon as
possible. In 1992, we began the rulemaking process in earnest. And in 1995,
when we released a draft standard to discuss with stakeholders, all hell broke
loose. Congress set riders on OSHA's budget for three years, prohibiting the
agency from issuing a proposed standard.
- Back to the drawing board. In 1997, we took a fresh look and decided to focus on
jobs where hazards are the most serious and where effective solutions are known.
Finding the problems is easy. Just look for jobs involving heavy lifting, repetitive
motion, excessive force, vibration, awkward posture or rapid hand and wrist
- Identifying solutions can be tougher. So we turned to the experts-successful
employers and employees, people like yourselves. Working with the National
Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, we held a national best practices
conference in Chicago, and over the past year or so, we've held 11 additional
regional best practices conferences to give employers and employees a forum to
network and exchange ideas. You'll be engaged in a similar session here today.
- While promoting education and training on this issue, OSHA has been working on
an ergonomics standard as well. In 1998, we met with people interested in
ergonomics in Washington, Kansas City, Atlanta and again in Washington to
discuss the foundations for a standard. This year, in February, we placed a draft
ergonomics proposal on our website. It generated a lot of public discussion.
- In early August, the House of Representatives voted to prohibit OSHA from
publishing a final standard until the National Academy of Sciences completes a
second review of the scientific literature on MSDs in spring 2001. The House
took this position despite an agreement among leaders in 1998 that the Academy
study would not preclude OSHA's moving forward. Even the scientist who
chaired the first Academy study says the evidence is more than sufficient for
OSHA to proceed with rulemaking. President Clinton has pledged to veto any
delaying legislation that might reach his desk.
- OSHA is committed to going ahead with an ergonomics standard. We plan to
publish our proposal in the Federal Register in the next few weeks.
- More than one-third of all serious occupational injuries and illnesses stem from
overexertion or repetition. That's more than 600,000 each year. These injuries
cost businesses $15 to $20 billion annually in workers' comp costs alone. Add
indirect costs, and the total mounts as high as $60 billion.
- The scientific evidence on addressing MSDs is clear and substantial. The jury is
IN on this issue. The verdict has been rendered: MSDs are linked to work, and we
can take steps to prevent them. Let's review what we already know.
- In 1997, the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health conducted an
in-depth analysis of 600 epidemiologic studies. NIOSH found a strong association
between work and MSDs.
- In 1998, at the urging of Congress, the National Academy of Sciences completed a
similar study. That study verified that substantial sound scientific evidence links
back injuries, carpal tunnel syndrome and other MSDs to work. The Academy
concluded that workers who face high physical stress-such as heavy lifting and
repetitive motion-have high rates of MSDs. Further, the Academy pointed out that
most people face their main exposure to such physical stress on their jobs. But
even more importantly, the Academy noted "compelling evidence" that reducing
biomechanical stress on the job reduces the risk of injuries.
- In other words, there are real people in the workplace who need protection. They
suffer real problems -- sometimes very painful and disabling conditions. Their
employers suffer real problems, too -- billions in workers compensation costs and
lost productivity. And there are real solutions -- often easy and inexpensive ones,
sometimes more complex, but ultimately well worth the investment.
- Ergonomics is not just for the select few. We need to move beyond the 16 percent
of companies in the U.S. that have effective ergonomics programs. We need to
expand successful practices from the best companies to the rest of the companies.
- The best way to do that is through rulemaking. While we've faced some
opposition to our regulatory plans, we've also received considerable support.
There's a whole list of scientific, medical and professional organizations urging us
to move forward, including:
- the American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine,
- the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons,
- the American Association of Occupational Health Nurses,
- the American Occupational Therapy Association
- the American Nurses Association,
- the American Public Health Association,
- the American Society of Safety Engineers,
- the American Industrial Hygiene Association,
- the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society,
- and the AFL-CIO and numerous international unions.
- the American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine,
- Once our proposal is published in the Federal Register, we'll accept public
comments and hold hearings around the country in February and March of next
year. We will incorporate suggestions from the hearings, respond to all comments
and publish a final rule by the end of the year 2000, provided that Congress
doesn't once again prohibit us from acting.
- OSHA's proposal focuses on jobs where injuries are high and solutions are well
demonstrated. Employers in general industry with workers involved in production
operations in manufacturing or manual handling will automatically be covered.
About 60 percent of all MSDs occur in manufacturing and manual handling.
- Beyond these two areas, an employer with an employee who has experienced an
MSD will need to look at that employee's job and similar jobs to determine if
there are hazards. If hazards exist, the employer needs to control them. Here we
are talking about grocery store cashiers, individuals doing intensive computer work
or people sorting mail in post offices-jobs that are not well reflected in the data
but where there are real problems and suffering people.
- Let me make it clear, we're not talking about sore wrists or stiff muscles here.
We're talking about painful, potentially disabling injuries. These injuries are not
inevitable. They're not just a part of growing older. And they're not caused by
playing tennis or golf on the weekends. And you know what they are, because you've
seen them among your workers.
- It just makes sense. If you have workers who are getting hurt, you need to analyze
why. Then you need to find a solution that works in your workplace. And that,
very simply, is what OSHA's ergonomics proposal requires. If someone gets hurt,
analyze why, and take action to prevent it happening again. We are not
prescribing an exact course of action or a "one-size-fits all" solution. We're
saying tailor your solution to the needs of your workplace.
- Part of the reason we've chosen this approach has been what we've learned from
employers and employees during our stakeholder meetings and at best practices
conferences. Employers who've developed effective ergonomics programs tell us
that's the approach they use. We've based our proposal on existing good industry
practices-interventions that businesses are actually using, that have been proven
effective in protecting workers. Employers told us they use our red meat
guidelines, and we've drawn heavily on those guidelines in developing this
- It's important to avoid getting drawn into some silly debate on numbers. No one
will ever be able to say that X number of repetitions or lifting X pounds will result
in injury or conversely that Y number of repetitions or Y pounds will definitely
NOT result in injury for anyone, any time, anywhere. However, many employers
have proven that establishing a systematic program to address such issues as
repetition, excessive force, awkward postures and heavy lifting results in fewer
injuries to workers.
- Some people who don't like this program approach say it's too vague, that
compliance officers will have too much discretion and will be able to cite anyone
for anything. Ironically, these are the same folks who object to "one-size-fits-all"
specification standards. OSHA's critics can't have it both ways. A program
approach offers employers the framework for addressing specific high risk areas
and then handling other problems as they arise. It's the right way to go to provide
needed protection for workers while providing maximum flexibility for employers.
- Those who have already addressed ergonomics are ahead of the game. We want to
recognize and reward their efforts. OSHA's proposal will include a grandfather
clause for ergonomics programs that have been proven effective in reducing
MSDs. If you meet the basic obligations identified in the standard, you're all set.
If you start building an ergonomics program today, you know that your efforts to
begin now won't be wasted.
- The six basic elements of an ergonomics program named in the February draft are:
1) management leadership and employee participation, 2) hazard identification and
information, 3) job hazard analysis and control, 4) training, 5) medical
management and 6) program evaluation. There will be some modifications and
changes in terminology in the proposal published this fall. But programs that
include these elements will be on target.
- While OSHA is focusing on general industry, NIOSH has taken the lead in the
shipyard industry with a three-year project to study ergonomic risks in the ship
building and ship repair industry. Others are studying problems and solutions in
construction. OSHA will need to act in both of these areas after the general
industry standard is issued.
- I hope you will all participate in our rulemaking. We welcome your written
comments and or your personal testimony at one of our public hearings.
We want to develop a practical, flexible rule-one that makes sense for each of
your workplaces. We welcome your thoughtful, constructive recommendations.
- I want to commend you for taking time to attend this conference-for recognizing
the serious problem that MSDs pose and taking advantage of the opportunity to
find ergonomic solutions that are right for your business. And I want to encourage
you to work with us as we move forward in addressing ergonomics.
- Ergonomics programs work. They reduce injuries. They improve employee
morale. And they save money for employers
- When employers protect workers, they also improve profits. That makes ergonomics truly a win-win proposition.
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The Picture of Dorian Gray
by Oscar Wilde
Adrian Singleton
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After a brief shout-out in Basil's litany of ruined lives, we get to meet Adrian Singleton in the flesh… if you can even call it that. It turns out that the terrible end Dorian damned him to was life as a addict in a opium den. Adrian is truly a pathetic character, and even Dorian takes pity on him; before he flees the scene, Dorian reminds his former friend to call if he ever needs anything.
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Sunday, February 7, 2016
NCRA: How to grow a reading council.
NCRA was asked to present at the TRA conference on how we are growing our local council. This is the powerpoint we used during our presentation. Feel free to contact us or visit our sessions for more information on how to grow and strengthen your own council.
Thursday, December 31, 2015
Saturday, November 14, 2015
Join us for an Afternoon with the Authors
Hope you can join us for a fabulous afternoon with Tennessee Authors
Michael Shoulders and Mary Ann Watson. They will share their ideas on the importance of reading and writing, all while filling our afternoon with laughter and inspiration.
**Coffee/Water/Tea and treats will add to this enjoyable, relaxing session!
Michael Shoulders and Mary Ann Watson. They will share their ideas on the importance of reading and writing, all while filling our afternoon with laughter and inspiration.
**Coffee/Water/Tea and treats will add to this enjoyable, relaxing session!
Building a Community of Readers
Our October session was all about Building a Community of Readers. The session focused on Building a Community of Readers within your classroom, school and community. We explored the variety of ways which we can promote life-long reading. Dr. Karen Carpenter and Mary Truka shared the power of the read aloud and ways to make it happen within an already-packed daily schedule. Officers brought books or titles of books that can be used as read alouds to facilitate science and social studies instruction. Members were able to do a Book Explore/Gallery Walk thus creating a content area resources list. In addition, Mary and Kim Harkreader shared an initiative they are using to promote a reading community at the school level-One Book One School and Book of the Month. And last but not least, NCRA will take on the building of a Little Library (or maybe libraries) within our communities. Links to the Little Library website, video snip-it, and survey are included below. We hope you will be able to join us for our November session: Afternoon with Authors Michael Shoulders and Mary Ann Watson!
Link to website:
Little Free Library | Take a Book • Return a Book
Get the Little Free Library Book, the definitive guide to starting a Little Free Library, complete with hundreds of beautiful photos, stories, blueprints and more.
Link to video:
Little Library Questionnaire
Wednesday, August 26, 2015
Boosting the Power of Readers!
NCRA is ready to kick-off this year with an amazing session to support Guided Reading.
Debbie Rosenow will be sharing her knowledge and experience at our first session on September 21, 2016 4:30pm-7:00pm. Guided Reading can be one of the most powerful teaching practices implemented in the classroom. Not only does it naturally provide differentiation, but allows for individual teaching opportunities. Learn specific strategies that will build students' strength in decoding, fluency, determining meaning of unknown words, and comprehension. Participants will leave with practical teaching ideas that can be implemented immediately into guided reading instruction.
Debbie Rosenow, is the Lead Literacy Coach for Hamilton County Schools in Chattanooga, TN, and a part-time literacy consultant. She has been a classroom teacher for grades K-9, served as a school-based literacy coach to support teachers in improving student growth in reading and writing, and now works at the district level supporting literacy coaches in their work. She was trained by Dr. Richardson and consulted with her in the development of the Teacher's Guide for Next Steps in Guided Reading Assessment (Gr. 3-6).
She is passionate about providing instruction to students that meet their needs and has seen significant growth and progress in her own students, as well as that of other professionals with whom she works with as a coach. She has a love for teaching children to read and write and believes these skills are not just needed for surviving life but for enjoying it!
She holds a B.S in Elementary Education, is certified as an Urban Specialist, has a Masters degree as a Reading Specialist, and obtained National Board Certification in Literacy: Reading and Language Arts for Early and Middle Childhood in 2009. She has presented for districts across the country and at state and regional conferences.
UPDATE: What a fabulous session! Here are a few snapshots...
UPDATE: What a fabulous session! Here are a few snapshots...
Open Membership 2015-2016
That's right! NCRA membership for 2015-2016 has officially started. We are so excited about the sessions we have planned and are focused on providing valuable learning experiences for our members. With all the changes in education, we must pull together as educators and provide support and encouragement for one another. Our motto this year is, "Strength in Numbers", as we want to see this literacy organization grow not only in membership, but also by expanding the expertise and knowledge base of our members. We hope this is an endeavor you want to be a part of!
We are proud of our organization and look forward to providing valuable sessions for our members throughout the school year!
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Las Vegas Sands Corp. (NYSE:LVS) owns and operates casino resorts and convention centers. The Company operates in United States, Macau, and Singapore and offers a wide range of gaming activities and entertainment as well as overnight accommodations in properties like the Venetian and the Palazzo in Las Vegas, NV. Its expo centers host a wide range of entertainment shows, expositions, and other activities.
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Hey all!
First I want to say great job with all of the wonderful art and edits you have provided in the forums. I'm really impressed
There is one gap that I've found though, and that is crafting icons. I've seen some great avatars based on the different races and professions, but I haven't seen any based on crafting. For many people that is one of the main things that they do in the game and I am sure they would appreciate it. I am also interested in developing an android application for people in the the guild wars community interested in crafting and could really benefit from an icon for each of the crafting professions (armorsmith, artificer, chef, etc.). It could be as simple or as creative/stylized as the creator wants. I've looked at a lot of different resources online and the only site that I've found that even has the original crafting icons is the official wiki, and those are only 20pixels wide.
If you're interested in my application feel free to visit my thread (screenshots of the GUI progress thus far coming in a couple days), but think beyond just my request and consider making this contribution to the community. Thanks!
Dwayna bless you,
p.s. It is entirely possible that the icons are out on some other site and I just haven't found them yet. If that's the case, please let me know!
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When you need to create a layer mask to produce a composite image, you have two basic options for getting started. You can create a black mask as if it were, a layer mask filled with white and then paint with black to block certain areas of the image, or you can utilize a selection as the basis of that layer mask. But actually you can mix and match. You can use both of those techniques combined in order to get the best layer mask. I'll start off in this case by creating a selection of my tulip. So, I'll chose my quick selection tool and then I'm going to create a selection of just this foreground tulip. You'll notice that the selection is not exactly perfect. It's pretty good, but not perfect, but I'm just going to leave it as it is for the moment to demonstrate.
Great how we can mix and match these techniques. So with my selection active, I'm going to add a layer mask. That layer mask will block portions of my tulips layer so that the sky down below shows through. So with the tulips layer active on the Layers panel, I'll go down to the bottom of the Layers panel, and click on the Add Layer Mask button, the circle inside of a square icon. That will add a layer mask based on the selection. But I don't have to finish here. I can continue to fine-tune this layer mask using a variety of techniques, such as painting directly on the mask.
So I'll click on the thumbnail for that layer mask to make sure it's active, and then I'll chose the Brush tool. And I can press the letter D on the keyboard to make sure the colors are set to their default values of white for my foreground color and black for my background color. And then I'll make sure that the brush is configured properly. Specifically I'll want to use the normal blend mode, and a 100% opacity. I can also adjust the brush hardness if I'd like. In this case it's set to 50%, and I think that'll work pretty well. So I'll move my mouse out over the image, and adjust the brush size using the left square bracket key to reduce the brush size.
Or the right square bracket key to increase the brush size. And at this point I want to reveal pixels, so I want to paint with white. The problem is I don't know exactly where, for example the edge of the stem for the tulip actually is. So I'm sort of painting blind here. Well, the solution is to simply click and paint and reveal more than I need to reveal. So you'll see that now I have the stem and also some of the background. I'll go ahead and zoom in so that we can get a closer look. And now that I've revealed that area. I'll go ahead and block what I don't want.
So I'll press the letter x on the keyboard to switch my foreground and background colors. I'll adjust the brush size as needed. And now I can paint with black right along the edge of the stem of the tulip, so that I am blocking the pixels. Outside of that stem. I'll then of course clean up the rest of this area here. And up there's a little bit of area that needs to be touched up. And I can continue in this way, cleaning up that edge. So first, I will start off by revealing more than I actually need. And then I'll go back and clean things up as needed. So once again I can start with the selection in order to create my basic layer mask, and then use the brush tool as needed to paint with black to block certain areas, or white to reveal certain areas in order to fine tune that layer mask.
So here, for example, the selection gave me a really good starting point, but there's some additional work needed to clean up that selection. And so I'll work directly on the layer mask in order to clean up all of those areas where the selection wasn't quite perfect.


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When last we left Central Park, it was the embodiment of Olmstead and Vaux's naturalistic Greensward Plan. Then the skyscrapers came. Also, how did all those playgrounds, a swanky nightclub, a theater troupe and all those hippies get here? NOTE: Please forgive my butcher pronounciation of the word Jagiello!
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Come with us to the beginnings of New York's most popular and most ambitious park -- from the inkling of an idea to the arduous construction. Learn who got uprooted and find out who the park was REALLY intended for. On the 151th year anniversary of the design of Central Park! NOTE: We pronounce the name Egbert Viele wrong. It should be pronounced Veal-E, not Vee-el Some pictures in this enhanced podcast courtesy New York Public Library collection Check out our website www.boweryboyspodcast.com for more information on Central Park.
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Sun, 24 May 2009
How did the land surrounding an old 19th century fortress develop into the city's mainline distributor for produce and meat? And how did it go from leather bars and transsexual prostitutes to high fashion stores and boutique hotels? Welcome to the Meatpacking District! www.boweryboyspodcast.com
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Meet former mayor, governor, senator and privileged son DeWitt Clinton, one of New York's most successful politicians and champion of the Erie Canal. www.boweryboyspodcast.com
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Grab yourself a couple mugs of dark ale and learn about the history of one of New York City's oldest bars, serving everyone from Abraham Lincoln to John Lennon --- and eventually even women! www.boweryboyspodcast.com
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We celebrate a year of New York City history podcasting by re-visiting the topic of our very first show. Downtown Civic Center used to have a big pond in the middle of it which provided drinking water for the island's first inhabitants. What happened to it, why is it important today and how did it give rise to Canal Street, New York's biggest traffic thoroughfare? www.boweryboyspodcast.com
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We embark on the tale of the birth of New York City flight -- featuring a Wright brother on Governor's Island, the site of a glue factory turned Brooklyn air strip, Queens' forgotten first airport, and finally to the pet project of mayor Fiorello LaGuardia. www.boweryboyspodcast.com
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It's the summer of 1969, and the police have raided the Stonewall, a popular gay bar in the West Village. Join us as we look at the raid, the riots, and their significance today.
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What's buried in Grant's Tomb? A quirky history that includes an ambitious architect, one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, lots of ugly raspberry paint, and charges of prostitution and animal sacrifice! Oh yeah, and that Civil War guy's buried here too.... www.boweryboyspodcast.com
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In The Two Crowns Dicksee portrays an English medieval prince returning home in triumph on a white horse decorated with three feathers. Wearing a golden crown, he gazes up at a crucifix, Christ's crown of thorns contrasting starkly with the jewelled headpiece and opulent armour of the prince. Although surrounded by admiring onlookers, the prince is transfixed by the sight of this representation of Christ, a vivid reminder of the lack of importance of temporal power and riches.
The Two Crowns is one of a number of paintings by Dicksee with a medieval theme, including The Redemption of Tannhäuser (1890) and The Passing of Arthur (1899). But in contrast to both these works The Two Crowns does not represent any particular historical event. Dicksee seizes the opportunity to create a scene brimming with pomp and ceremony. The jubilation of the crowds at the Prince's homecoming is represented with flying banners and coloured confetti thrown by the youthful maidens in the foreground and from the balcony above. Kestner has argued, however, that the image of the chivalrous prince confirms Dicksee's belief in 'Aryan empowerment, heroic conquest, and male dominance' (Kestner, p.192). Previously regarded as merely escapist Kestner highlights the subservient women gazing into the prince's blue eyes and the banner on the left which reads VS VINCI legible 'conquer -'; factors which, he believes, confirms the artist's later allegiance to Fascism.
Although the subject of The Two Crowns was not clear, Dicksee's painting of a chivalrous prince on horseback was well received at the 1900 Royal Academy exhibition. The Times critic commented 'among the good judges, all those who have not gone over with bag and baggage to the camp of the moderns will justly admire its many formal perfections … It is certainly a leading example of an art founded upon an English tradition, with many most admirable qualities' (quoted in Dibdin, p.18). The Daily News was equally enthusiastic remarking, 'Of a composition so full of detail, and with the detail so masterly rendered, perhaps the highest praise is that as a whole it impresses you' (quoted in Dibdin, p.18). The painting was acclaimed 'best picture of all' by a Daily News plebiscite (quoted in Dibdin, pp.16-18). In the same year The Two Crowns was purchased for the nation, under the terms of the Chantrey Bequest, for the enormous sum of £2,000.
Further reading:
Rimbault Dibdin, Frank Dicksee His Life and Work, London 1905, pp.16-18, reproduced p.11
Joseph A Kestner, 'The Male Gaze in the Art of Frank Dicksee', Annals of Scholarship, vol.7, no.2, 1990, pp.191, reproduced Plate 4
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Newton County School System was selected as one of the 25 school systems in the United States to receive a highly competitive 2009 HP Innovations in Education grant. Targeted at school systems serving students in grades six through 12, the grant program is designed to help educators address the need for raising student achievement in math and science and increase student awareness in high-tech college and career opportunities.
To date, 66 out of 282 seniors have been offered 146 scholarships totaling $8,375,800. A total of 58 different colleges and universities from 16 different states and the District of Columbia contributed to this year's class total. Presently, this outstanding class has accepted music, military and merit-based offers. This does not include the HOPE scholarship, which is calculated separately. The class total also includes 45 local scholarships donated through 34 different organizations totaling over $186,000.
The third annual Institute for Pedagogy in the Liberal Arts (IPLA), sponsored by Oxford College's Center for Academic Excellence (CAE) and Emory University's Center for Faculty Development and Excellence (CFDE), concluded today on the Oxford College campus. Participants included faculty from Oxford College, Emory College, Georgia Gwinnett College and Newton High School.
Members of the Newton County Board of Education got their first look at the general fund budget for the next school year and with little money coming in, system administrators are trying hard to remain fiscally sound.
Eastside High School's Valedictorian and Salutatorian have enjoyed a healthy dose of competition for the last few years. In many of the same classes, both Leaha Wynn and Ariel VanLeuven seem to be friends and not begrudge one another their successes proving they aren't just exceptional students, but exceptional young ladies as well.
As a result of a generous donation made by Caldwell & Cowan Funeral Home, three Netbooks have been purchased for each of the Academic Resource classes at Alcovy, Eastside and Newton high schools and one for Sharp Learning Center.
To date, 52 out of 354 seniors have been offered 115 scholarships totaling $5,704,824. There were a number of different colleges and universities from across the nation that contributed to this year's class total. This includes all types of scholarships, such as academic, sports, military, music, band and merit-based offers. The class total includes 39 local scholarships donated through 22 different organizations totaling $110,450.
To date, 50 out of approximately 300 seniors have been offered 69 scholarships totaling $2,148,543. A total of 18 different colleges and universities from nine states contributed to this year's class total. Presently, they have accepted $1,978,343 of that amount. This includes all types of scholarships, such as academic, athletic, military and merit-based offers. This does not include the HOPE scholarship, which is calculated separately. The class total also includes 31 local scholarships donated through 21 different organizations totaling over $32,000.
Newton County School System (NCSS) students matched or outperformed their statewide peers on the 2009 Georgia High School Graduation Test (GHSGT). As a result, the district's pass percentage rate increased in every category of the test in 2009, with the greatest gains in science and social studies, where the district pass percentage rates increased by three points, going from 86 percent in 2008 to 89 percent for both subjects in 2009. The district's pass rate for English language arts increased by one percentage point, going from 91 percent in 2008to 92 percent in 2009 – two points higher than ...
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The Newton County School System and the Newton County Chamber of Commerce are pleased to announce that Newton Medical Center has been named the school system's 2009 Cornerstones Partner of the Year for its outstanding partnership program with East Newton Elementary School. The award was presented at the annual Partners in Education/May Coffee Call sponsored by the school district and the chamber.
Georgia Perimeter College will close the Center for Continuing and Corporate Education effective June 30. A limited number of programs will continue through completion for current participants.
"Like other colleges and universities across the nation, Georgia Perimeter College is at a point that we must make deeper financial reductions in order to weather this rough economic storm," said GPC President Dr. Anthony Tricoli. "While it is necessary to discontinue some elements of this program, the college is committed to preserving our academic quality and our positive relationship with the community."
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Dr. Ola Fox appointed to AACN CNL Steering Committee
MOBILE, Ala. — Dr. Ola Fox, associate professor of nursing and
program coordinator for the Master of Science in Nursing Clinical Nurse
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University of Virginia.
Fox will serve alongside other educators and partners from clinical practice to oversee the growth, development and implementation of the CNL role. The American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) is the national voice for America's baccalaureate- and higher-degree nursing education programs.
At its January 2004 board meeting, AACN confirmed its support for
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Fox said, "It is so exciting to be involved in such an important initiative in improving care for patients. When we reviewed the first white papers on the CNL, we knew it was the right program for Spring Hill. The philosophy and mission of the CNL are very similar to the philosophy and mission of the College."
Fox is a longtime resident of Mobile. She began her career as a nurse manager at Mobile Infirmary Medical Center. She is a graduate of Mobile Infirmary School of Nursing and holds her bachelor's degree, master's degree, post-masters Gerontological Nurse Practitioner/Clinical Nurse Specialist certificate from the University of South Alabama, and her Doctor of Nursing Science from Louisiana State University Health Science Center in New Orleans. She has been in academia since 1989. She teaches graduate courses in the MSN-CNL program and serves as coordinator of the MSN program.
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Eating Habits and Memory Function
Diet is a powerful force as we say time and again. Most of the studies revolve around the physical aspects: inflammation, disease risk, body composition, blood markers, etc. But there's the promise a good diet can offer other elements of health, including cognitive performance. With climbing rates of dementia and Alzheimer's, these correlations are nothing to shake a stick at.
In that vein, this recent study caught our eye. Researchers from the University of Muenster in Germany followed subjects who had been grouped into three practices: a caloric restriction group (30% cut in daily intake), a group that increased their consumption of essential fatty acids (20% increase), and a control group. After three months, all subjects retook tests focused on memory activities. The group that cut its calories showed a "significant increase" in scores related to verbal memory. The apparent cognitive improvement could be correlated, the researchers say, with "decreases in fasting plasma levels of insulin and high sensitive C-reactive protein." No noteworthy changes were seen in the other subjects.


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By Jake Donovan
There is next to nothing Carl Froch can say about either of his two career losses, though there's nothing preventing him from having a final say on attempting to reverse both setbacks.
Step one comes this weekend, when the resurgent Brit welcomes to his backyard prior conqueror Mikkel Kessler. The bout – which airs live on HBO from London, England (Saturday, 6:00PM ET) is shaping up to be one of the biggest of 2013, a remarkable statement considering that the winner will still remain a distant second in the super middleweight sweepstakes.
That's all just a part of how far Froch has come in the wake of his pair of defeats.
The three-time alphabet titlist served as the poster boy for everything that was to be gained from the Super Six super middleweight round robin tournament. His road to the Super Six finals saw five fights take place in four separate countries, only one of which was held in the United Kingdom. Among the lot was a competitive but clear points loss to Kessler, on the road in Herning, Denmark.
Froch (30-2, 22KO) has waited for what feels like forever at a shot to even the score. That moment finally arrives on Saturday, and he gets home field advantage to boot. A sold out crowd of 18,000 awaits the visiting Kessler, as does the red hot Froch, who – even in riding a modest two-fight win streak – feels as if he is at the highest point in his career as he enjoys a third straight home game.
In a rivalry that many feel is on an even keel, hometown advantage could provide the final piece of the puzzle for Froch.
"I think being at home or being away from home affects you," Froch admits, perhaps speaking to past experiences as both of his losses have come on the road. "If you're away from home it can affect you a little bit negatively. And being at home affects you in a positive way because you're rewarded for the work you do.
"So, I think the home crowd advantage in boxing is an advantage. And I'm going to relish in that and take that, you know, with a positive on the night, because when I'm letting my shots go and landing, and backing him up, the crowd will be erupting and going crazy as opposed to hearing a pin drop."
Froch has won fights in both settings in back-to-back fights during his title win and first defense. His first run at a championship came at home, when he outpointed Jean Pascal to claim a vacant super middleweight belt. Pascal has since become a huge enough star in Canada to where he no longer has to leave home for a major fight.
The same was not always the case for Froch, who really didn't develop a significant following until his role in the Super Six tournament. His first fight took place at home, drawing his largest crowd at the time as a capacity crowd of 7,000 saw the house favorite eke out an unpopular decision over the then-unbeaten American.
The very next fight was in his opponent's home country, marking Froch's first trip to Denmark and really anywhere outside of United Kingdom and the U.S. The 12 rounds of action was hailed by many as the best fight within the Super Six tournament and possibly the best ever bout to have taken place on Danish soil.
A competitive fight all the way, Kessler pulled ahead to take a decision that saw both fighters suffer considerable damage. Froch suffered a busted eardrum, but also insisted afterward that the outcome would have been different had the fight taken place at home.
He now has a chance to put something behind those words, though his stance has changed a bit. While he clearly believes in the concept of a hometown edge, there is also the acknowledgement of a far more polished version of Carl Froch than the one who fought that April '10 night in Denmark.
"I think give it two or three rounds – touchy feely if you like, but I'm going to be sending in big shots like against Bute early on, so it just depends on how he responds," Froch insists of how he plans to start this time around, as opposed to coming out a bit tentative in their first fight.
"I know he likes to come out and take us into the ring and try and back his opponents up," Froch continues. "And that's what he did to me in the first fight because I was flat footed and I was tired, I was letting him throwing the right hand to the body. But this year is going to be totally different. It's going to be none of that this time. He's going to be shocked; people are going to be shocked."
A lot has changed in those three years, namely Froch scoring big wins at home and on the road, as well as offering a competitive challenge – albeit in a losing effort – to the very best super middleweight on the planet.
The career-changing – and defining – moment was clearly last year's knockout over Lucian Bute. All it took was a knockout defeat over the previously unbeaten Bute to convince people that losses to Kessler and Andre Ward were a thing of the past.
There aren't many who claim he will be competitive enough to conquer Ward anytime soon (though certainly not out of the question); yet, despite the pass loss to Kessler, most experts envision a similar forecast, one that has Froch's arm raised in victory
But as Froch has learned in the past, fights aren't won and lost on paper but in the ring. No matter how many people are behind him or what is believed to be at stake with a win (a possible rematch with Ward), it's all business for the no-nonsense pugilist who continues to thrive in the twilight.
"My mindset's going to be the same, my preparation's going to be the same, it's just – it's going to help on the night being at home I think – especially in front of 18,000," Froch insists. "I mean I don't know what that's going to feel like because I've never boxed in front of such a big crowd. I'm looking forward to it."
Jake Donovan is the Managing Editor of Boxingscene.com, as well as a member of Transnational Boxing Ratings Board, Yahoo Boxing Ratings Panel and the Boxing Writers Association of America. Twitter: @JakeNDaBox
I'm predicting a smarter Carl this time around.Comment by sdcluser on 05-22-2013
let's get it on.... i am waiting Rachel to climax outside the ring.Comment by nacho mama on 05-22-2013
[QUOTE=Chris Collins;13404924]wow racism and nationalist abuse in the same post. Froch is a great bloke and warrior of boxing and doesn't need to be anything like the klits. cheerio :wave:[/QUOTE] chris Collins I never said foch was not a warrior…Comment by Alpha & Omega on 05-22-2013
Man it kills me how everyone is selling Kessler short. Kessler has 2 losses, both against the best super middleweights of the last generation, Calzaghe and Ward. Both undefeated HOF fighters. But according to most Froch is just going to…Comment by Chris Collins on 05-22-2013
[QUOTE=nacho mama;13404687]foxing stance you sound like another pompous arrogant brit. if froch spray painted his face black then it would fit in with his style. again he should learn how to be a decent guy from the klit brothers[/QUOTE] wow…Post a Comment - View More User Comments (21)


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Mrs. Dalloway, perhaps Virginia Woolf's greatest novel, follows English socialite Clarissa Dalloway as she prepares for a party in post-World War I London. Four-time Oscar nominee Annette Bening (American Beauty, The Kids Are All Right) performs Woolf's stream-of-consciousness style of storytelling brilliantly, exploring the hidden springs of thought and action in one day of a woman's life.
When we first meet Clarissa Dalloway, she is preoccupied with the last-minute minutiae of party-planning while being flooded with memories of long ago. Clarissa then examines the realities of the present as the story travels forwards and back in time and in and out of different characters' minds.
Mrs. Dalloway is daring not only in its stream-of-consciousness form, but also in its content. Woolf's depiction of Septimus Warren Smith brings to light the ugly and often ignored truth of how the brutality of war can drive men mad. We also get to see in depth how our main protagonist, Clarissa Dalloway, suffers from her own form of psychological damage: the more subtle, everyday oppression of English society.
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"Bening's work here is fine…her tone offers its characteristic grace…both this narrator and this novelist offer tremendous gifts." (AudioFile)
"the reader did it!"
struggled to understand novel. will have to listen one or more times before I choose favorite scene. LOVED Annette Bining!
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Yes and with an unqualified positive recommendation. The performance presents the story in an engaging way that keeps the listener hanging onto every word.
The focus on internal dialogs.
Ms. Bening's reading is highly nuanced, evidence of a deep understanding of the book and of her finely honed acting skills.
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Get Ms. Bening back in the studio ASAP.
"Had to buy a different version"
Not sure if it's me or not, but Annette Bening really put me to sleep. I listened to her for about an hour but my mind kept wandering because she was so boring to listen to. I am now listening to Phillidia Law's version and right away I'm captivated with it.
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I really tried, but I could not get into this book. I wanted to like Annette Bening but I kept drifting off... I regret purchasing this book.
I will definitely try another Virginia Woolf book, but never another Annette Bening. I hate to be so critical, because I really like Annette Bening as an actress, but I thought her performance reading this book was painfully dull and basically terrible. None of the characters had any personality with her delivery, when I knew they should. It makes me think twice about the other books performed by other celebs/actors. At least these new classics that have been promoted. I am still a huge fan of Will Patten as a performer though. I dont want to lump them all in with this poor experience.
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I typically don't write comments. I listen to too many books, most of which I like a lot, but this one was considerably bad. Sorry Audible.
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It's hard to concentrate when it seems that the reader -- Bening - isn't. Her reading is amateurish -- surprising -- and one feels she is not "present.' Her voice is pleasant enough, but that's not enough. She's supposed to be an actress.
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First off, Annette Bening is excellent. I just did not at all get into this story. I wanted some big revelation at the end of this novel. Maybe there was one, but it just fell flat for me. Life in this book is so boring and tedious. There is much thinking of when life was not boring and tedious, but I just find it depressing. Probably like real life! Worth the listen for Ms. Bening's performance, probably great if you love the novel.
This is an interesting little introduction. It's just a shame that she never got around to actually writing the book. As it is, this is deeply unsatisfying - just a snippet.
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High Noon, Part II: The Return of Will Kane
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High Noon, Part II: The Return of Will Kane is a 1980 made-for television film sequel to the classic 1952 Western film High Noon. It starred Lee Majors in the title role, as well as David Carradine and Pernell Roberts. It first aired on CBS on November 15, 1980 in a two-hour time-slot. The film's screenplay was written by famed crime novelist Elmore Leonard.
Will Kane returns to the town of Hadleyville, a year after the events of High Noon, and finds that the town is now in the hands of a corrupt marshal and his two aides. J.D. Ward, the man that replaced Kane as marshal, is a tyrant who shoots up the horses Will has just purchased. Ward is after Ben Irons and his men in order to get the bounty on them, even though Ward knows they are innocent. Ben gets away. Ward pursues him, and Kane decides to help Ben. Ben dies from a gunshot wound. Ward is going to arrest Kane for helping Ben, but the town rallies together and issues a warrant for Ward's arrest. Kane then again puts on the tin star (that he threw on the ground at the end of the 1952 original movie) and shoots Ward to death.
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- Katherine Cannon as Amy Kane
- Michael Pataki as Darold
- M. Emmet Walsh as Harold Patton
- Frank Campanella as Dr. Losey
- J.A. Preston as Alonzo
In 1966 4-Star made a 30 minute "High Noon" TV pilot called "The Clock Strikes Noon Again". Harry Sukman scored the music.
High Noon, Part II was released on DVD in 2012.
It currently holds a score of 5.2/10 on IMDb.[1]
- High Noon, Part II: The Return of Will Kane at the Internet Movie Database
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The market is located behind the Town Offices at 15 Newmarket Road. The market will be moved to Jackson Landing mid-season.
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The Orlando massacre, the worst mass shooting in modern American history, has seemingly done little to influence lawmakers to clamp down on guns.
Pro-life views and advocacy for gun control are natural moral bedfellows, says new film Armor of Light.
Simply seeing a weapon - whether a sword, rifle, hand grenade, dagger, tank or gun - makes people more aggressive.
Named after the 23-year-old who was raped and killed in Delhi in 2012, the Nirbheek pistol has been designed for women. But it has drawn criticism.
The country stubbornly refuses to act despite multiple recent firearm-related massacres, writes Jonathan Freedland.
A gunman has killed at least four people in a shooting rampage in the US state of California before police shot him dead in a college library.
While 3D printers will enable us to create everything from keys to cars, they may also enable criminals to create their own guns and commit fraud.
As the NRA celebrates its annual meeting, Alex Hannaford has been commissioned to write a story about US gun culture. So he went out and bought a gun.
The Oscar Pistorius case has gripped the world, highlighting the violence at the heart of South Africa. Christopher Hope ponders the meaning.
Lulu Xingwana is right: Reeva Steenkamp would still be alive if Oscar Pistorius did not own a gun. But intimate-partner violence is more complicated.
GunPolicy.org estimates that there are six million guns in South Africa, roughly 12 for every 100 people.
In the wake of the shooting of Reeva Steenkamp at Oscar Pistorius's home, the M&G spoke to politicians and leaders on their thoughts on gun control in SA.
Chicago is plagued by deadly shootings where as many children die from guns every four months as were killed at the school shooting in Connecticut.
US President Obama's State of the Union speech challenged a divided Congress to back his plans to create middle-class jobs and focused on gun laws.
Efforts to free a child from a gunman in a bunker, where the man took him after killing a school bus driver, have been shrouded in secrecy.
In tracking down illegal weapons in the United States, the smoking gun may not be a gun at all.
Barack Obama has urged Congress to pass measures aimed at reducing gun violence, but also reaffirmed his commitment to the right to bear arms.
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According to House Appropriations Committee chairman Johnny Stringer, cuts lie ahead for Mississippi's FY 2005-2006 budget year.
Stringer is one of the 14 lawmakers who meet Wednesday to set a spending estimate for the coming budget year. The estimate is an educated guess about how much money will be available in the fiscal year that starts next July 1.
Stringer says he fears lawmakers will have to eliminate some state programs, but he won't specify which ones. He says education, health care and public safety should be the top concerns. Lt. Gov. Amy Tuck lists the same three priorities.
State agencies have requested between $500 million and $900 million more for the coming year than they're receiving this year.
The current year's general fund is about $3.6 billion and there's not expected to be enough growth to cover the new requests.