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Salicylic acid delays leaf rolling by inducing antioxidant enzymes and modulating osmoprotectant content in Ctenanthe setosa under osmotic stress
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Sign up for G&T test by Nov. 8
It's that time of year again for families of four- and five-year-olds interested in the Department of Education's much sought-after gifted and talented programs. Although last year's testing season was a bit rocky, with a new, harder test and much-publicized grading errors, this year the DOE promises few changes (and hopefully less drama). Admissions expert Robin Aronow of School Search NYC spoke with us and noted that the only major difference this year is that the Otis-Lennon School Ability Test (OLSAT) and the Naglieri Nonverbal Ability Test (NNAT2) now each count 50 percent toward the total G&T percentile score. (Last year the Naglieri was approximately 66 percent and the OLSAT 33 percent.) Aronow emphasized other key dates and procedures that families should keep in mind:
• November 8th is the deadline for completing the Request For Testing (RFT) online, but the sooner the better to get a desirable date, time and location. You will be offered options for test dates, times and locations during weekends in January. (If your child is also applying to Hunter College Elementary School, which has a separate application, remember to take Hunter's second round evaluation dates into consideration when selecting your DOE test date).
• Prospective kindergartners will be tested one-on-one and will point to answers; they do not need to bubble in answers. If applying for first grade and up, your child will be tested in small groups and will need to bubble in answers.
• Alternate language assessments are available in Arabic, Bengali, Chinese (Cantonese and Mandarin), French, Haitian Creole, Korean, Russian, Spanish and Urdu. It is not permissible to alternate between languages during the test administration. As children do not answer any questions orally, test your child in the language he or she most understands when spoken by an adult. Please note that applicants already in a DOE program may only take the test in an alternate language if entitled to services in English as a Second Language.
• Scores in the 90th percentile or above qualify your child for a district G&T program, although seats are not guaranteed. Please note that children are compared to others whose birthdays are within three months of theirs. If your child is eligible, you will receive an application in early April due back by April 18, 2014.
• Scores in the 97th percentile or above qualify your child for a citywide program. In reality, your child will need to score in 99th percentile—and have a stroke of luck—to be offered a citywide placement or a highly desirable district placement. This is due to the high number of applicants scoring in the 99th percentile.
For more information check out the G&T Handbook online and attend one of five information sessions (one in each borough), beginning October 16 in the Bronx. We'll post updates as we get them!
Ask Judy: How do I build up my zoned school?
I am the parent of a child in pre-kindergarten and am newly elected to a PTA board in Brooklyn. Our zoned school is a lower performing and not highly sought after school in a district that is overcrowded because of what the other schools offer. I was hoping to work on improving parent involvement, increasing retention at the school and raising funds for enrichment programs at this school. Today we were told that because of decreased enrollment we are losing a teacher. For now I am focusing on the short term crisis of how to either gain 33 students or raise $125,000 in a few weeks. In the long run we need a parent coordinator (ours has been out since 1/2013), and ideas of how parents could work with the administration to make this a school where parents want to send their children. I would really appreciate any guidance on how to proceed!
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Dear Pre-K parent,
You have three tasks -- maybe a dozen, but three to start with. You need to build up the school's reputation among parents of young children. You need to raise money. And you need to engage the administration in forging a new perspective. As you noted, these are long term projects -- you won't see results right away but in their pursuit, you will build up a strong stakeholder constituency. In fact, a strong constituency engaging parents, teacher and administrators, as well as the wider community is key to any kind of school improvement effort. See also what I wrote about ways to attract students to a zoned school in a previous column.
For more immediate results try posting a notice on neighborhood parent listservs to let parents know that seats are still available in your school. You can also post notices on supermarket bulletin boards and in local storefronts. I don't know if 33 kids will show up, but it's a start.
Wiggle-room for late birthday kids?
There's good news for parents who don't want to send their kids to kindergarten before their 5th birthday. The Department of Education is proposing a change in enrollment allowing for more flexibility in the placement of five and six year-olds. In the past, the DOE has been rigid in its rule that a child's birth year determine his grade placement.
The change to the city's enrollment regulation gives district superintendents the final say in deciding whether a child who turns six during the calendar year must enter 1st grade or whether kindergarten - or a different grade - is more appropriate. Parents will have to provide medical, or other documentation, making the case for placement in a different grade.
Parents to PEP: Vote no to online K admissions
Parents concerned about a new online kindergarten admissions system, announced by the Department of Education last week, are urging the Panel of Educational Policy (PEP) to vote no to funding the project at their meeting tonight, or to delay action until there has been time for public comment or the new mayor to take office.
"What is problematic here is they are centralizing kindergarten admissions and that's a huge shift in policy," said Liz Rosenberg, a Brooklyn parent and founder of NYC Public, a parent advocacy group. "It was spun in a way that makes it sound like it's simply bringing the process online. But, it's moving from a school-based process where people walk into a school and talk to a real person to a process by which parents have to rank their schools online."
"It is a humongous policy shift and that's not the way the press release reads," said Rosenberg.
Kindergarten countdown: Best books to read!
The other night my son chose one of my all-time favorite children's books to read, "I Am Too Absolutely Small for School" by Lauren Child. The story follows a quirky little girl named Lola who, when informed by her brother Charlie that she will be starting school in the fall, comes up with many creative reasons why she needn't go (among them that she does not need to learn to count to 100 because "I never eat more than ten cookies at one time"). Luckily, Charlie's counterarguments win over Lola in the end, and she finds that school is much more fun than she expected.
We've been reading the book quite a lot lately, and since both my boys are starting new schools this fall (Doodle heads to preschool, and Noodle to kindergarten) it's no big surprise. Reading along as Lola successfully overcomes her fears is just one way for my kids to work through their own emotions about this big transition.
On my quest to find more good books about starting school, I had the pleasure of speaking to librarian Betsy Bird, Youth Materials Specialist for BookOps, the shared technical services organization of New York Public Library and Brooklyn Public Library. Here are some of her top choices. Check out your local library to see if you can find them on the shelves.
10 tips for your soon-to-be-kindergartner
(This post is adapted from an article which originally appeared on Full-Time Nanny.com: 10 Role Plays to do with Your Soon to be Kindergartener)
Kindergarten is an exciting time for kids and their parents, but it can also a be a bit scary. Your child will be in a brand new environment, likely surrounded by kids he doesn't know and under the care of a teacher he's unfamiliar with. The easiest and most effective way of helping him to become acclimated and comfortable with his new school is to help him prepare for common situations he's likely to encounter. Here are ten of the encounters you can role-play with your child before he starts kindergarten.
1. Asking for the Restroom – Letting your child know how to ask to be escorted to the restroom and how to handle a bathroom emergency in advance allows him to be more confident when approaching his teacher, who is a virtual stranger, about such intimate needs.
2. Requesting Help – Your five-year-old may need help from tying his shoes to managing the clasps on a backpack. Feeling embarrassed about his difficulties or unsure of how to proceed when it comes to asking for help can lead your child to suffer in silence, so make sure that you role-play various situations in which he needs to ask the teacher for help.
Kindergarten countdown: On the waitlist!
As many of my friends predicted, the decision of where to send Noodle for kindergarten has largely been made for me: After all the drama of G&T and charter school lotteries, we are right back where we started — at our zoned elementary school, PS X. Despite all the research, school tours and panel discussions, not much has changed except my blood pressure. But even though I know that PS X is a good school—some would say very good—I can't fight the feeling that something better is out there.
For me this something better is PS Y— a smaller, newer school that is out of zone, but ironically, one block closer to my apartment. Despite its good reputation, PS X has me a bit worried. In this large school, I worry that my high needs son may get lost in the shuffle. PS Y is half the size, and prides itself on special ed. Because PS Y is so new, they don't yet have a waitlist of in-zone students, and when I called on a whim after my application was rejected in April, I was surprised to hear from the plucky parent coordinator that Noodle might have a shot at getting in.
29 new dual language programs to open
The city plans to open 29 new dual language programs in elementary, middle and high schools in September, according to a list of new programs released by the Department of Education. New York City's public school students speak over 185 languages at home, as reported in the city's recent Internal Budget Office audit of city schools, and there are dual language programs in at least a half-dozen of those languages.
Dual language programs offer English speakers the opportunity to learn a second language alongside native speakers of another language who become proficient in both English and their native tongue. Ten percent of the city's more than 150,000 English language learners were in dual language programs in 2011, according to the IBO.
Spanish is the second-most common language spoken at home -- nearly a quarter of New Yorkers are native Spanish speakers -- and many of the city's new and established dual language programs are in Spanish. But the programs opening this fall will expand the city's dual language offerings to include three languages not offered previously in elementary school. The Polish enclave of Greenpoint, Brooklyn will get a Polish dual language program at PS 34 Oliver H. Perry; PS 214 in East New York will open a Bengali program; and PS/IS 30 Mary White Ovington in Bay Ridge will start an Arabic program. A handful of new Chinese programs are in the works for the fall, as well.
Citywide G&T: 5,450 qualify, 300 get offers
There were thousands of disappointed families when the city finally mailed offers to elementary Gifted and Talented programs on Friday. This year a record number of children - close to 5,500 -- qualified for the five more selective citywide programs, yet only about 300 offers were made, according to the Department of Education. That means there were slots in citywide schools available for only about five percent of eligible students.
Overall, the chances of snagging a seat in either a district or citywide G&T program were slim, especially in districts where there were high numbers of eligible students. Only 68.5 percent of eligible kindergartners got an offer. Since all G&T programs begin in kindergarten, the odds of getting a seat decrease each succeeding year. For 1st grade, 51 percent of applicants received an offer; in 2nd grade, 34 percent got an offer and in 3rd grade, only 29 percent. In total, just 54 percent of applicants in those grades were offered a seat, a significant decrease from the 72 percent offered a seat in 2012. After 3rd grade, placement in G&T programs is based on standardized state test scores.
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Posted on 01/24/2012 5:19:25 PM PST by John W
Throw money at them. That will make them feel better.
Uh-OH! Barry Goofed....Doesn't he know that UNIONS don't allow Schools to fire bad teachers and reward Good or Excellent teachers. Keep all kids in Gov't Indoctrinations Centers Until there 18? How is Barry going to do that? PUKE! AL Franken close up.............
We should put smiley stickers everywhere. think about it. Smiley stickers everywhere. Think how that will help the economy.
Every state keep kids in high school???? Unless they are shot by some gang banger like what happens in Chicago!!!
Every state should require students stay in school till 18 -- jobs program for Union teachers.
Slamming Congress for interest rates on student loans...
Extend tuition loans, double work-study jobs in next 5 years.
I'm surprise the jerk mentioned Ford - they did NOT take $$s
Obama now running all 57 states and spending money like the FED is having a garage sale.
The applause seems mixed. Are they sitting in mixed seats again?
I can take solace knowing that this will be his last SOTU address. :-)
Forcing kids to stay in high scrooll or elementary school till 18? Or else what?
It's utterly disgusting that this anti-American individual is speaking in the same chamber where Ronald Reagan once commanded the respect and admiration of our nation.
President Reagan was a truly great, genuinely good man who loved America. The current bozo (soon to be gone) is no less evil than Osama Bin Laden, Joseph Stalin and Karl Marx. His total contempt for America oozes from every pore.
Can't find it on mine either
Well people better wake up or else America will be finished..if people think they don't recognize this country now, just wait with another 4 years of Obama, it will be officially finished. At this point I'd vote for a sack of potatoes over Obama, but we will just have to wait and see what happens
Presidents shouldn't get this free air time for making a partisan speech.
I've already seen the episode of the Big Bang Theory they're playing on TBS and the Blackhawks are trailing 2-0 so I don't know what I'll watch till 9:00 when I'll choose between Justified on FX or White Collar on USA.
My guess is that zero is setting us up for a trade war with China.If you really want to screw up the economy just start a war with the place where we get almost everything we need.China has been screwing us over for years so now that we are weaker than ever time to get tough,yeah right suicidal or demonic one. This guy is slickly trying to destroy the nation.
Just called for federal bailouts for teachers and no more testing, oh and also he wants to require all kids to stay in high school till 18.
Yeah let's keep all those worst dropouts in school, why not, there won't be any tests.
Somebody would have to put a 357 magnum at my head before I watched that do-nothing SOB read words off a teleprompter.
Hopefully the teleprompter will malfunction and all the country will see just what kind of dunce he really is. He can barely speak without the teleprompter. Has he came out for "marriage equality" yet. If not, he'll damn sure do it before his term is up. He loves sodomites.
Ask Larry Sinclair.
We already have enough of those. That's where the drug dealers hang out.
Maybe that why he wants more?
Half-drunk, already!
Seems to me like some of this claptrap has been in this speech no matter who was giving it for the past 20 years or so.
Fingers crossed it will break down .....
He's bombing. I think he knows it.
So all the F students are going to stay there wasting everybody's time so they can get the gummit money.
Free student loans too!! Grab the credit card.
He said he wants all 50 states to REQUIRE that all students stay in high school until they turn 18?!
Whiskey Tango Foxtrot???
Oh good. Now hes threatening colleges....
Education is an economic imperative!
Many brought here as small children living every day with the threat of deportation! Opponents of action are out of excuses!
Here comes the immigration crap. We bring in 125,000 legal foreign workers a month.
Looks like he is watching a tennis match reading Axelrods speech.
that "I got passion - listen to my voice change to "psassionate" " crap is getting a bit much
Kissing up to the illegals now. You had to know it was coming.<p.
"My administration put more boots on the border"...yadda, yadda, yadda.
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*every state to require all kids stay in high school till age 18"
I assume that means felons, drug dealers and those that need to work to support their families too.
That's what I was wondering? What's the Fed gonna do about it? Weird.
Not one word of substance yet...
Little extra makeup - his standard purple lips clashed with his tie.
Obama has "more boots on the border thn ever before"!
Barack dreaming of the Dream Act.
Pass my Amnesty Bill!
This is terrible. Newt will kill this guy..
Ugh. McCain. And that woman keeps standing in front of him. LOL
Is Obama on drugs tonight? He seems excessively hyper and has stumbled over his words several times. A snort of cocaine before entering the chamber?
More likely poppers to enhance a homo sexual encounter earlier.
Law and Order? I find that to be a repulsive hour of politically correct leftist propaganda.
I know but it is to the right of this speech.
Green us the color of islam. Lots of green neckties too lately.
Now he wants a bill to make them all citizens and he will sign it right away. Liar! He will do it without a bill.
O ur right.....thx
I remember a teacher who changed my life. Threw a chalkboard eraser clear across the room and whacked me up side of the head for doodling during a boring history class. Been a devoted student of history ever since.
He was also a football coach.
I'm sure it ticked off quite a few people at Ford.
Happy Birthday!
How about tat removal.
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During the Civil War, in the first summer of discontent, that being 1861, things were pretty chaotic and confusing in Fort Scott, Kan., as they were in all the states whether they were "Union" or "Confederate."
After the Battle of Wilson's Creek near Springfield, Mo., on Aug. 10, 1861, the citizens of southern Kansas believed that a Confederate invasion was imminent and something should be done for their protection. They were not the only ones concerned about an enemy invasion, so was the "Grim Chieftain," which was the nickname of newly commissioned Brig. Gen. James Henry Lane.
Gen. Lane arrived back at Fort Leavenworth from Washington, D.C., on Aug. 10, the same day as the Battle of Wilson's Creek, with written authorization from Secretary of War Simon Cameron to raise (recruit) two additional regiments of Kansas troops that eventually became the nucleus of "Lane's Brigade." This is the same brigade that raised havoc and devastation in western Missouri in the fall of 1861.
On his arrival at Fort Leavenworth, Gen. Lane was accompanied by three members of his staff who had served as officers in the Italian Army. They were Maj. Luigi Navoni, a veteran of the Crimean War, Capt. Gais Laiguanite with 22 years' experience, Capt. of Artillery Archille DeVecchi and Lt. Luigi Marini, a veteran of the Italian Wars, having served with the Italian Patriot "Garabaldi."
On Aug. 19, 1861, Gen. Lane and his entire staff and his partial brigade arrived in Fort Scott to assist in the defense of southern Kansas against the Confederate force of the Missouri State Guard that was commanded by Gen. Sterling Price as it moved north from Wilson's Creek toward the Missouri River. On Aug. 20, five companies of Col. James Montgomery's 3rd Regiment of Lane's Brigade arrived in Fort Scott from their rendezvous point at Mound City.
On Aug. 31,1861, the Fort Scott Democrat newspaper included the following description of Fort Scott:
"Our city presents the appearance of one grand military camp. Every vacant tenement has been taken possession of by the government for the quarters for Uncle Sam's men. Villages of tents surround the town and the measured tread of the sentinel and tramp of the cavalry may be heard at all times of the day and night.
We are gratified to know that an order has been issued to restrain some of our mischievous soldiers from crowding around the wagons of the fruit vendors and pilfering from them products of their orchards and gardens. We hope the captains of the companies will not permit any more such performances as we have witnessed take place in our streets again."
In a letter to his wife on Sept. 5, 1861, Lt. Joseph Trego of Montgomery's Regiment described his living quarters and that of some of his fellow officers in Fort Scott as follows:
"I and seven other officers, with four soldiers as servants and a contraband wench for a cook, are occupying the house where (pro-Southern) Judge Joseph Williams was living. The parlor and one bedroom are richly furnished, fine paintings and engravings on the walls, spring bottom sofa, divan, chairs, etc. A good piano which (Lt.) Zoulasky is now amusing himself with. Preserves and jellies, magazines and books and everything we want are here, so you see we are living high at present."
The following description of Fort Scott was written by a civilian traveling through eastern Kansas and was published the Atchison, Kan., newspaper, the Champion of Freedom on Sept. 15, 1861:
"Next morning by nine o'clock we were on our way to Fort Scott and in two hours halted in front of its principle hotel (now Officer's Quarters No. HS-1 at Fort Scott National Historic Site), then occupied as the headquarters of Gen. Lane.
The place was all excitement. Bodies of soldiers were constantly passing and re-passing; cavalry were rushing in hot haste through the streets; the clamor of the deafening drum and the notes of the piercing fife were constantly sounding in our ears and all was bustle and activity.
Going into the headquarters we paid our respects to the commander, who was busy with a dozen of his staff in writing orders, issuing commands and arranging details.
We also found here a large number of old acquaintances and friends. Cols. Montgomery, Johnson and Weir were busy with their respective commands, ably assisted by their corps of field and staff officers. We meet W.O. Gould, formerly city engineer of Atchison, now attached to Gen. Lane's staff as lieutenant of engineers and a host of familiar faces."
Gen. Lane's plan to defend southern Kansas consisted of two defensive lines with Fort Scott as the center of one and the newly established Fort Lincoln that was under construction on the north bank of the Little Osage River, approximately three miles west of present Fulton, Kan. On Aug. 25, 1861, Gen. Lane described his defensive plan that is located in on Pages 454--455, Series Vol. 3, of the Official Records of the War of the Rebellion.
"Fort Lincoln, Little Osage, Aug. 25, 1861.
(To) Captain Prince, commanding Fort Leavenworth:
Sir: Your directions and orders as to the stores at Fort Scott will be forwarded to Col. Montgomery, who is in command of that post. I intend to defend the line of the Marmaton (River), including Fort Scott. But as that post cannot be fortified, I am withdrawing from there all (supply) trains and stores not required for immediate use.
This, the Little Osage (River) line, about 12 miles north (of Fort Scott), I can and am fortifying and here I will establish such depots as are necessary while organizing the brigade. There are now at Fort Scott about 1,200 men, say 600 cavalry and about the same number of infantry, including little artillery. The cavalry will be employed defending the border and dispersing such parties as they can reach. The infantry are drilling industriously and all are at work filling up the companies. At this point we have two companies, about 100 men engaged in erecting entrenchments and drilling.
Three miles in advance on Fish Creek, on the road to Fort Scott, we have 40 men; five miles below, at Barnsville, three miles from the Missouri line, on this river, on the Military Road from Kansas City to Fort Scott, we have about 100 men entrenched and drilling; at Mound City we are fortifying, to be manned by the local militia.
Our little force will be actively employed to defend Kansas and confuse the Missourians. Can you not send us reenforcements; with it, we could play hell with Missouri in a few days.
Yours truly,
J. H. Lane."
Fort Lincoln
The following description of Fort Lincoln is from an article published in the Atchison, Kan., newspaper "The Champion of Freedom" on Sep. 14, 1861.
"After a wearisome march of 10 days (from Fort Leavenworth), suffering very much from the dust and heat, we encamped on the Little Osage River and received orders from Gen. Lane to fortify and make our position as secure as possible. Accordingly, we commenced erecting an embankment five feet in height and having about eight angles, so as to command all accessible points leading to our position. The purpose of the erection of this fortification, as I understand it, is to make this post the general depot for all stores (supplies). At this time (late August of 1861), there are 60 wagons all heavily loaded (from 60 to several hundred pounds) in each wagon for this point. The fortification is superintended by Maj. Navoni, an Italian officer, belonging to Gen. Lane's staff and by the energetic way which he is prosecuting the work, I think he understands his business.
Most of the troops of Gen. Lane's brigade are at Fort Scott, 12 miles south of this place."
Lane's brigade remained at Fort Scott and Lincoln until the middle of September in 1861. Then it went on an expedition into western Missouri that really was a rampage of revenge, retribution and retaliation on the "Missourians" for the destruction and damages they committed in Kansas from 1856 to 1860. This included an attack and partial destruction of Humboldt, Kan., by a band of Missouri guerrillas on Sept. 8, 1861, and, of course, the war went on!


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Best actor went to Leonardo DiCaprio for "The Revenant," adding to the drum beat expected to culminate with the 41-year-old star's first Oscar.
Other favorites cemented their front-runner status, as well.
Brie Larson, the star of the captive mother-son daughter drama "Room," won best actress. Alicia Vikander took best supporting actress for "The Danish Girl."
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While the Academy Awards remain enveloped in a crisis over the diversity of its nominees, the 22nd annual SAG Awards on Saturday presented a stark antidote to the rancor that has overwhelmed Hollywood's awards season. Awards were handed out to Queen Latifah, Uzo Aduba, Viola Davis and Elba (twice), as the actors guild cast a loud vote in favor of diversity on big and small screens.
"Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to diverse TV," said Elba in his third trip on stage as a presenter. His first two were to accept awards for his supporting performance in the Netflix child soldier drama "Beasts of No Nation" and for his lead performance in the BBC miniseries "Luther."
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The night's top honor, best ensemble in a film, went to "Spotlight. The ensemble award had seemingly come down to "Spotlight" or — the film with the wind at its back — Adam McKay's high finance tale "The Big Short," which last week took the Producers Guild's top award.
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He praised the writer-director Tom McCarthy and co-writer Josh Singer for their purposeful accuracy in penning the journalistic procedural about the Boston Globe's reporting on sexual abuse by Catholic priests. The two, he said, "took every single opportunity to tell the truth. They didn't take any cheap way. It was always the truth."
Elba made no direct reference to the crisis that has swept through Hollywood in the last two weeks — which might have been far less severe had he been nominated by the Academy Awards, as many expected. But it was on the minds and tongues of seemingly everyone in Los Angeles' Shrine Auditorium on Saturday night.
Accepting the most outstanding ensemble award, comedy series, for "Orange Is the New Black," co-star Laura Prepon gestured to the cast of the prison comedy standing behind her.
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The great comedian Carol Burnett accepted the SAG lifetime achievement award from presenters Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Recalling the uphill battle she faced, Burnett remembered being warned that "comedy variety is a man's game." She then dramatically shook her head and mouthed: "No."
Surveying the room, she concluded with a tug of the ear and her signature phrase: "I'm so glad we had this time together."