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We are the only link the future has to our past. Oh sure, the history books will record that President Bush was in office, that President Obama did this or that and any great natural disasters that occurred. What about the events in your life? Who will record them?
With the technology available today, and at such reasonable prices, it is astonishing that so little is recorded. It is not a rule that you must spell correctly, have perfect grammar or even write it all out in whole sentences. Just write!
Take a photo of your child making cookies. How many more times will that child make cookies with you? How about a photo of Grampa sitting in his favorite chair? How many more times do you think that opportunity will come by? What was it like for him when he was growing up? What did he love? What did he regret? Does he have advice for the next generation? For you?
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It doesn't have to be covered in ribbons and bows. The writing should not be perfect, it should be personal. Look back on your own past and how quickly it has gone! Tomorrow will be no different. Spend time with those you love. Record what is important. Don't wish; DO.

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The Impact of Energy Prices on Growth and Welfare in a Developing Open Economy
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STATE COLLEGE -- A second top executive at The Second Mile appears to be leaving, as the charity founded by former Penn State University assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky gets more scrutiny about how it was structured and run.
Katherine Genovese, the foundation's executive vice president and wife of recently departed CEO Jack Raykovitz, is no longer listed as a staff member on the charity's website.
The Second Mile announced Wednesday that some employees would be laid off by the end of the year, but it didn't give details. Ms. Genovese and other representatives of The Second Mile did not respond to questions about her status. Her apparent departure was first reported by The (Harrisburg) Patriot-News.
Mr. Sandusky is set to appear in court on Tuesday to face more than 50 charges that accuse him of sexually abusing 10 boys over the span of 15 years. Investigators also have questioned whether Mr. Sandusky used charity funds to "groom" the boys with extensive gifts.
An expert on nonprofit governance said that in retrospect there were some questionable aspects to the basic structure of The Second Mile.
Michael L. Wyland, who advises nonprofits as a partner in the firm Sumption & Wyland, recently analyzed the charity in an essay that appeared online in The Nonprofit Quarterly.
Mr. Wyland said he'd never seen bylaws that identify the "founder" as a corporate officer and member of the board's executive committee. The arrangement meant that Mr. Sandusky's duties conflicted with the powers of the board's chairman.
Mr. Wyland said board members have a legal responsibility to the charity, not the founder. Mr. Sandusky's extensive powers in the bylaws could have hindered such oversight.
The size of The Second Mile's board is also unusual. There are 36 people on the state board, plus more on regional boards. With that many people, "what tends to happen is the full board is not really able to exercise its responsibility. It's hard to have dialogue," Mr. Wyland said.
Penn State has hired a prominent Washington attorney and former White House counsel to advise the university's new leader.
Lanny Davis served as special counsel to President Bill Clinton. He now heads a law and crisis management firm.
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Police shoot, injure man with rifle
A 31-year-old Milwaukee man was shot and wounded by police shortly before 2 a.m. Sunday while officers were responding to a call saying the man was making threats.
The Milwaukee Police Department said Sunday in a news release that the man's mother had called saying her son was threatening to kill her and harm himself.
When three officers and a sergeant arrived at the home in the 2600 block of S. 15th St., the man came out of the house armed with a rifle. Police repeatedly told him to drop the rifle, but he refused.
"Fearing for their safety and the safety of the occupants of the house, the members fired at the suspect, striking him," the news release said.
It didn't specify where the shots landed. The man was taken to the hospital where he is undergoing treatment, and he is expected to survive.
Police said the case will be referred to the Milwaukee County district attorney's office for possible charges against the man in the coming days.
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An alleged drunken driver with a suspended license has received several citations in Racine County after crashing into an apartment building Sunday morning.
The Racine County sheriff's office said in a news release that the driver, with one passenger, drove over a lawn and through several shrubs before crashing through the brick exterior of the unoccupied apartment building in the 1000 block of Main St. in Union Grove.
After the crash, the pair continued on and ended up about 31/2 miles away at the intersection of Highways 11 and 75 in the Town of Dover. Deputies were called to the scene shortly before 2:30 a.m. and found that the vehicle had become disabled due to damage from the crash.
The driver, who was transported to a hospital for treatment, is accused of second-offense drunken driving, as well as hit-and-run, inattentive driving, failure to wear a seat belt and driving with a suspended license. The driver's gender, age and hometown were not provided.
Lisbon man dies when car falls on him
A 56-year-old Town of Lisbon man died Sunday afternoon when a car he apparently was working on at his home fell on top of him and crushed him, according to the Waukesha County Sheriff's Department.
The man was alone at the time of the accident. His wife called 911 at 4:40 p.m. when she found him, according to spokeswoman Jennifer Wallschlaeger.
Despite efforts to resuscitate him, he died at the scene. The man's name has not been released, pending notification of relatives.
UW-Madison sex assault investigated
Police are investigating a report of a sexual assault at a southeast campus residence hall on the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus early Sunday.
According to UW-Madison police, the sexual assault was reported around 1:30 a.m. Sunday. Police did not identify which residence hall it occurred at to avoid jeopardizing the investigation. It appears the two people had met before the assault, spokesman Marc Lovicott said Sunday night.
The suspect is described as a white man, 18 to 20 years old, 5 feet 10 inches to 6 feet tall, thin build and shoulder-length, dark brown hair.
Police reminded students in a campus text alert sent Sunday that it's important for victims to report sexual assaults. The university has confidential resources on campus to assist victims.
17 taken to hospital after chlorine leak
An apparent chlorine leak at a New Berlin hotel led to 17 people being transported to area hospitals for evaluation on Saturday.
No one had life-threatening injuries, according to New Berlin Assistant Fire Chief Joe Dallman.
Dallman said firefighters were called to the Holiday Inn at 15451 W. Beloit Ave. because someone was having breathing problems. Rescue workers learned that as many as 20 people may have inhaled chlorine, and 17 were then transported to Children's Hospital of Wisconsin and Froedtert Hospital.
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A NASA spacecraft rocketed into orbit today to begin a two-year, $150 million mission to gather pictures of Earth's magnetic field that could help protect satellites from solar storms.
The spacecraft will, for the first time, give scientists the means to view the Earth's magnetosphere, which extends beyond the planet's upper atmosphere, according to the Southwest Research Institute, an engineering and science research organization in San Antonio and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's partner in the mission.
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10:00am Cholla Cactus Garden
10:00am Barker Dam Hike
10:00am-12:00pm Meet the Rangers
Law enforcement rangers at Cap Rock
Maintenance Rangers at Oasis Visitor Center
Fire Fighter Rangers at Black Rock
Park Nursery Rangers at Park Nursery at Oasis Visitor Center
1:00pm Oasis Walk
1:00pm – 3:00 pm Meet the Rangers
1:00pm-4:00pm Wilderness Jr. Ranger Program – Oasis Visitor Center
1:00pm-4:00pm Paleontology Jr. Ranger Program at Joshua Tree Visitor Center
2:00pm Story Time with a Ranger at Joshua Tree Visitor Center
2:00pm "In the Shadow of the Mountain" Hike at Turkey Flats Backcountry Board
8:00pm evening programs at Cottonwood, Indian Cove, Jumbo Rocks, and Black Rock Campgrounds
Stories in the Stars – Cottonwood Campground Amphitheater
Room to Roam: Exploring the Value of Wilderness in Joshua Tree National Park -Jumbo Rocks Campground
Discover the Ancient Giants of Joshua Tree National Park at Indian Cove Campground Amphitheater
The Listen Project: Encouraging Environmental Stewardship through Acoustic Ecology and Sonic Awareness in American Southwest Deserts at Black Rock Nature Center
Be sure you get the ranger's signature at each event you attend on your Jr Ranger Day; you can pick up "Find Your Cool in the Desert" Card at any of the visitor centers or activity spots. Come out Find your Park and find your cool in the desert at Joshua Tree National Park.
Earth Day Joshua Tree
Join us to support Earth Day and the JT Local Food Program
Saturday, April 25th from 5 to 8 PM
at 6213 E. Parkway, JT, CA.
Coming from Joshua Tree's JT Local Food Program..
Transition Joshua Tree's JT Local Food Program will be co-sponsoring an
free Earth Day event with the Peace with Justice Committee of the JT Community United Methodist Church on Saturday, April 25th from 5 to 8 PM at 6213 East Parkway in Joshua Tree. Activities include: vegetarian cuisine and movie documentary provided by Food Not Bombs. Tours of the demonstration garden and a workshop on Companion Planting will be featured along with booths and displays of local arts, crafts and community groups.
To join, display, volunteer or to reserve a booth space contact Joseph
at 760.490.6287. To donate to our local food program use PayPal at
Open Enrollment at Copper Mountain College
Open registration for Summer 2105 beings on April 27th and Fall 2015 May 5th. For more information contact Admissions and Records at 760.366.3791 or apply online at www.cmccd.edu.
Resume and Job Search Workshop
Joshua Tree Clean Team
The next 4th and 5th Wednesday clean-ups will be on April 22 at Alta
Loma & Olympic and April 29 at Highway 62 and Yucca Mesa Rd. (north
side). The scheduled time is from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. There will be
grabber sticks, trash bags and gloves available to all volunteers.
The Joshua Tree Clean Team meets at various sites in Joshua Tree to
clean-up unsightly trash every 2nd, 4th and 5th Wednesday. Their
co-sponsors are Park Rock Café, Z107.7, Joshua Tree Outfitters, Joshua
Tree Recreation and Park, County of San Bernardino Waste Management, Cal
Trans and Staff and the Hi-Desert Star. For more information call (760)
The Nourishing Tree Events
3rd Annual Art Auction
With live music, food and beer and wine this promises to be an extraordinary event! With an awesome musical line up auction goers will be sure to be entertained! One duo of local musicians are The Luminators comprised of Mark Ross and Paul Gerkin. With almost 70 years of combined musical experience they provide a classic duet sound with a mastery of their instruments and vocal artistry. Performing various musical styles from Gospel, Blues, R & B, Country, Rock and their own original songs they always try to get across a positive spiritual message-spreading joy through music ! Energetic and entertaining they are not to be missed!!!
Another local and hometown favorite is Kristina Quigley with her amazing country sound. As a lifetime musical performer, Kristina grew up in Pioneertown singing at Pappy and Harriet's Pioneertown Palace owned by her grandmother Harriet Allen. She began performing around the United States as a teen at rodeos, county fairs and other events as well as entering and winning an International Singing contest in Branson, MO at the age of 18. Having toured and shared the stage with country greats like Merle Haggard, Glen Campbell, The Lennon Sisters, Hwy 101 and many others her powerful voice and dynamic stage presence will be a real treat for all to see!
Proud Spirit – No Borders Cooking of Moreno Valley will be vending their fry bread & street tacos while locally owned Rose and Busters Wine Tasting will be vending beer and wine with a portion of their proceeds being donated to Reach Out Morongo Basin's programs for senior and disabled neighbors.
Organizers are seeking donations of self-created or pre-owned artwork from the community for the auction. "It is with the support of our local artistic community that this event has been such a success in the past and we look forward to the support and generosity that the Morongo Basin community is known for", said Robin Schlosser. , Reach Out executive director. "Past auctions have featured jewelry, photography, paintings, etchings, metalwork ceramics, textile art and even furnishings so all donations are welcome!"
Organizers would like to also thank sponsors Morongo Basin Broadcasting Z107.7, Hi-Desert Publishing, The Sun Runner Magazine and Desert Moon Pictorial Real Estate Magazine for their media support.
Rattlesnake Aversion Training
Contact person:
Mimi Mitz
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Copper Mountain College Alumni BBQ
Joshua Tree Retreat Center Events
IgNight Conference
IgNight begins at noon on Friday, May 8th, 2015 and ends at 5pm on Sunday, May 10th, 2015. Classes will run during the day on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. You're invited to practice all those fancy new moves at the main spin jam area. There will be an amazing selection of flow music from sunset until 2am. After 2am we will have acoustic music playing, so bring your instruments!
Joshua Tree desert will be an amazing place to be at this time of the year. The Black Rock Observatory will be showing beautiful views of Saturn and other amazing deep sky objects at night. It will be a waning moon that weekend, so please make sure to bring a flashlight to navigate the terrain.
Contact in the Desert
The lineup of speakers is a who's who of star experts featured on the top-rated History Channel shows Ancient Aliens and Hangar 1, along with an array of respected scientists and researchers from around the world.
Good Afternoon Basin Wide,
The Basin Wide Foundation invites you to our 5th annual workshop "Road Map Toward Success", a one-day workshop on Friday, May 8, 2015, from 8am – 3pm, at the Bell Center on the Copper Mountain College Campus. This workshop is geared towards all Non-Profits, Board Members, Executive Directors, Staff and Volunteers. Please find attached information on signing up. Each attendee will receive a notebook, continental breakfast, lunch and great, useful information!!
Presenters are: Beth Bergman, Attorney, Bergman & Allerdice ~ Specializing in Non-Profit Law
Jan McAdams, Funding Consultant ~ Grants
Matt Harris, Alcohol Beverage Control ~ ABC Rules
And…planned giving, social media and Board fundamentals
BWF Reserves the right to change speakers if schedules require.
$40 for Members
$45 for Non-Members
$50 at the door
You may rsvp by responding to this email, fax brochure back to 760-365-5770 or mail the brochure back at the below address.
If you should have any questions or need an invoice please feel free to call or email me.
Joshua Basin Water District
Finance Committee
Hwy 62 Open Studio Art Tours Accepting Applications
The OSAT Committee has been working since January to plan and organize the 2015 Art Tours. The application for the 2015 Hwy 62 Open Studio Art Tours is now available on the MBCAC website at hwy62arttours.org! The applications are due by May 15, 2015, including your images for the catalog.
The Committee is excited about the Tours and anticipates another successful year for all!
If you have any questions about the application process, contact Kathi Klopfenstein at firstname.lastname@example.com
The Beatnik Lounge is located at
61597 29 Palms Highway
Joshua Tree, CA 92252
(formerly the Beatnik Cafe/Red Arrow)
Please contact firstname.lastname@example.com or via facebook.com/tedquinn for more details.
Please listen to the Sunday Evening Variety Show at 5pm (PST) RadioFreeJoshuaTree.org
Join Ted Quinn Monday nights at Pappy and Harriet's for Ted Quinn's Reality Show! 7:00 sign-up!
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"Sunday Nite Slow Jams"now offers listeners from Morongo Valley to the west, Amboy to the East, and the Communities of Yucca Valley, Joshua Tree, Landers, Twentynine Palms, and Wonder Valley in between, a special blend of old and new R&B love songs and an outlet to express special feelings to loved ones Sunday nights from 8:00 pm. until midnight.
Sunday Nite Slow Jams specializes in playing special Slow Jams that you probably haven't heard in awhile, and definitely won't hear anywhere else! SWV, Keith Sweat, Jodeci, The Isley Brothers, Boyz II Men, Al B. Sure, Janet Jackson and more can all be heard on "Sunday NiteSlow Jams"-on Z107.7.
In addition to the Sunday night 8-midnight show, Z107.7 will also offer a late night treat of Slow Jams -Monday through Friday nights from midnight to 2:00 am.
"Sunday Nite Slow Jams" on Z107.7 is the results of numerous listener requests to bring the popular program to the Hi-Desert. Program DirectorGary Daigneault said, "After receiving inquiries about the program, we researched it, located the program distributors and made the arrangements to bring it up to the Morongo Basin. As the only family owned and operated Radio Station for the past 25 years, we felt it was important to give our listeners the variety of music and entertainment they were asking for."
Sunday Nite Slow Jams can be heard at 107.7 on the FM Radio dial in the Morongo Basin, streaming worldwide at www.z1077fm.com or through the free app available by searching "KCDZ" on the Google Play and Apple Markets.
Featuring a high quality mix of adult contemporary and local music, mixed with a local morning show and local news 7 days a week, Z107.7FM is broadcast from studios in Joshua Tree and recently celebrated their 25th anniversary.
They have been under the same local ownership, at the same location, and featured the same quality programming since they signed on in July of 1989. For more information about Z107.7, call the studios at 760-366-8471.
The course offerings at the Desert Institute at Joshua Tree National Park continue to grow. We have more classes and the Black Rock Symposium to offer in May. For a great educational experience, we keep our class sizes small, so enroll soon!
A new program will be conducted on Friday, July 17, "NIGHTSCAPE AND
LIGHT PAINTING PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP" and there are just a few spaces
To enroll in any of our courses, VISIT OUR WEBSITE, OR CALL
MAY 2 David Meunch Photography Workshop (FULL)
May 9 Journey to Artistry in Joshua Tree National Park with Valohna
Wynn – Ladies, don't miss out on this great women's class incorporating
nature, dance, art and tribal music!
May 15 Desert Night Skies: Planets to Galaxies with David Chappell – May evenings provide an opportunity to explore the skies of Joshua Tree National Park
May 16 Keys Ranch Night Sky Photography Workshop WITH DON CHAMBERS
We have had a very successful series of panel-led community discussions
on topics concerning the "STATE OF THE PARK", "RENEWABLE ENERGY
COUNTY RENEWABLE ENERGY CODES", "ENGAGING A NEW GENERATION OF PARK STEWARDS", and, most recently, "CLIMATE CHANGE RESPONSE".
Now it is time for our final program, "PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER: ACHIEVABLE
ACTION ITEMS". The panel will consist of David Smith, Superintedent,
Joshua Tree National Park, April Sall, Conservationist, and Dr. Chris
McDonald, Desert Natural Resources Advisor, UC Riverside. The intent of
the May 15 program is to offer ideas and suggestions that will help the
audience to move forward to help land and water conservation, to help
the park's climate change response and, perhaps, the centennial
celebration, to help build a new generation of conservationists and to
take ownership in the future of the Mojave Desert and the Morongo Basin.
This program is free and starts at 7 pm at the Bell Center, Copper
Mountain College. Pre-registration is requested by registering here.


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During a budget meeting at the Government Center on Monday afternoon, Charlotte Mayor Anthony Foxx glanced at his smartphone and relayed the news of the explosions at the Boston Marathon.
"Our prayers are with the families in Boston," he said after reading a few details from the news story on his phone. Moments later, the respectful gesture hit closer to home.
A city administrator in the meeting mentioned that a Charlotte budget office staff member, Rachel Smithson, ran in the race today. She finished the race before the explosion and, city co-workers said, was unharmed by the tragic events later in the afternoon.
And, with the postponement of tonight's Boston Bruins hockey game, the link between the Boston Marathon and concerns of security breaches at other high-profile sporting events became a topic of concern as the Charlotte Bobcats prepared to host the New York Knicks uptown tonight.
Prior to the game, Adam Silver, the deputy NBA commissioner, met with me and several other reporters during his trip to meet with Bobcats executives about routine business matters.
Silver made it clear that safety is always a major concern for the NBA and other sports leagues. (Next year, he will replace David Stern, who is retiring, as the NBA commissioner.)
"Independent of the activity today in Boston, there's not a day that goes by that we don't spend an enormous amount of time thinking about security issues," he said. "And while we don't discuss specifically what it is we do, we want to assure our fans that it's something that, as I said, we spend enormous amounts of time on. We have a huge internal security force. We work in cooperation with every federal agency and every local police enforcement operation and, I'm sure, based on activities in Boston today, as more information becomes available, it will cause us, as we always do, to re-examine all practices that we have in place."
He went on to say that because of the thousands of fans who fill NBA arenas on a nightly basis — Charlotte's home floor has a capacity of 19,000 and is similarly sized to the venues across the 30-team league — security is considered a league matter.
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MS 381—renamed the Middle School for the New Millennium in 2007—draws children from across District 22 to its strong science program. Housed on the top two floors of PS 197's eye-catching 100-year-old redbrick school building, the small school serves children who live in the zone as well as those who are admitted to a gifted program. However, zoned children and those admitted to the gifted program are taught in the same classrooms. Principal Mary Harrington, who founded the school in 1999, says the school offers enrichment to all students, and academic standards are high throughout the school.
Originally a magnet school for biological sciences, MS 381 has a high school-quality science lab. Eighth graders use the lab for weekly projects and may take both living environment and math Regents exams. In recent years, 100 percent of students who took the exam have passed.
Class sizes are small, 25 at the largest, with smaller classes available when students need extra help. All classes meet for double periods so that students have ample time with the material. Teaching staff includes both veterans and new teachers, and the teaching we observed was strong. Many facilities, like the auditorium and cafeteria, are shared with PS 197. MS 381 does have its own gym, but both students and staff complain that it's too small.
In the 2010–11 school year, MS 381 adopted a schoolwide "enrichment clusters" program, in which students choose from more than 25 different activities, including martial arts, mosaics, Russian, cooking, and peer mediation. Each cluster meets on Friday mornings and includes students from 6th, 7th, and 8th grade. Clusters run for a semester, and students produce a project at the end of that period.
Graduates attend a wide range of high schools, though many choose to attend the smaller ones. According to parent coordinator Michelle Turner, because of the school's small student body it can provide assistance in navigating the high school application and selection process to every student and family. In recent years, a number of students have been accepted into the specialized high schools.
Harrington says that MS 381 treats college attendance as an expectation. Students begin to explore higher-education options and go on visits to local universities, and current college students are invited to speak to middle-school students about college life.
Special Education: The principal is a former special education teacher, and she calls the special ed program "as seamless as possible." The school offers Collaborative Team Teaching and self-contained classrooms. Students are in general education classrooms whenever possible.
Admissions: Priority goes to students who live in the zone. In addition, District 22 students with strong academic records, good attendance and a teacher recommendation may apply. The school also accepts students from other districts and boroughs. Admission to the gifted program is determined by a combination of factors making up a "composite score"—the final 4th grade report card counts for 40 percent, state tests 40 percent, attendance ten percent and student performance measures ten percent. (Tom Jacobs, February 2011; admissions updated January 2015)
At a glance
Number of Students 310
Average Daily Attendance 95%
Uniforms? NA
Students at this school
Free Lunch
Special ed
English Language Learners
|1 = Far below grade level
|2 = Below grade level
|3 = At grade level
|4 = Above grade level
Safety & vibe
How many students say their teachers inspire them to learn?NA NA CITYWIDE AVERAGE
How many students say this school offers enough programs to keep them interested?NA NA CITYWIDE AVERAGE
How many students complain about bullying?NA NA CITYWIDE AVERAGE
How many students say students at their school respect one another?32% 49% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
How many teachers say order and discipline are maintained in the school?86% 77% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
How many teachers say the principal is an effective manager?90% 80% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
How many teachers would recommend this school to other parents?NA NA CITYWIDE AVERAGE
Number of students in an average english classNA 26 CITYWIDE AVERAGE
How many students are chronically absent?14% 23% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
Percent of students who scored 3 or 4 on the state math exam
Percent of students who scored 3 or 4 on the state ela exam
Percent of students who scored 3 or 4 on the state science exam
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How many 8th graders pass high school regents exams?
Percent of 8th graders who take and pass the algebra regents:13% 12% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
Percent of 8th graders who take and pass a science regents:17% 17% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
How do graduates do in 9th grade?
Percent who pass all their classes freshman year:NA NA CITYWIDE AVERAGE
Special ed & ELL
How well does this school serve students with disabilities?
This school offers self-contained classes.
Percent of self-contained students who scored 3 or 4 on the state math exam:0% 3% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
Percent of self-contained students who scored 3 or 4 on the state ELA exam:0% 2% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
This school offers team teaching (ict).
Percent of ICT students who scored 3 or 4 on the state math exam:7% 9% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
Percent of ICT students who scored 3 or 4 on the state ELA exam:7% 7% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
Percent of SETSS students who scored 3 or 4 on the state math exam:0% 13% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
Percent of SETSS students who scored 3 or 4 on the state ELA exam:6% 9% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
How well does this school serve English language learners?
This school does not offer transitional bilingual education
This school does not offer dual language classes
Percent of ell students who scored 3 or 4 on the state ELA exam:3% 2% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
Percent of former ell students who scored 3 or 4 on the state ELA exam:56% 18% CITYWIDE AVERAGE


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Tip-off: Monday, January 7, 2013 – 8:00 PM ET
United Center, Chicago, IL
The last time the Chicago Bears met the Cleveland Cavaliers at home things didn't go quite the way they were expecting, according to YouWager experts.
After sweeping a two-game trip in Florida, Chicago would like to keep their road success going tonight when they go for their 11th straight victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers.
The Bulls (18-13) certainly have the best road record in the Eastern Conference at 9-5 however they're only 9-8 at the United Center.
They've dropped two of three at home, including a 91-81 defeat last Monday that ended the Charlotte Bobcats 18-game losing streak.
The Bulls have shot a combined 34.4 percent from their field in its last two home games, however managed to improve their offensive efficiency by shooting 45.9 percent in consecutive victories versus the Orlando Magic and the Miami Heat.
Former Cleveland player Carlos Boozer gave the team a lift, scoring 58 points on 25-of-39 shooting and pulling down 23 rebounds in the two games away from home.
Even when online sports betting experts consider Luol Deng finished with a season-low six points on 2-of-9 shooting Friday, he still looks likely to recover against Cleveland. Deng has averaged 20.3 points while shooting 62.5 percent from the field in his last four games in the series, including a 22-point effort in a 95-85 victory versus at home on Dec. 5.
Lately Chicago has done a great job of getting to the foul line, averaging 24.5 free-throw attempts in their last two contests after averaging 16.0 in their previous four.
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EBS Announce Extension to the Availability of Rates on Savings Accounts up until October 1st
- EBS Offices opening late every Thursday throughout September
- Free Financial Reviews Available in EBS Offices Across the Country
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18th September 2012 – EBS today announced that they will be extending the availability of rates on their savings accounts up until the 1st October. The accounts were launched to coincide with National Savings Week which took place between the 3rd and 8th of September and saw people all over the country revaluate their financial situations.
As part of National Savings Week EBS offices around the country opened their doors late on Thursday evening and some offices held family day activities on Saturday to encourage people with families and busy work schedules to avail of the extra opening hours to review their savings plans. Throughout September EBS offices will continue to open their doors till 7pm each Thursday evening for people to avail of the late opening hours and review their savings plans with a free financial review. The EBS team will also attend this year's National Ploughing Championships to talk to attendees about the best savings plan to suit their needs.
Speaking today, Savings Manager with EBS, Richard Kissane, said: "National Savings Week has shown that people are increasingly aware of the need to save, and are more conscious of their spending patterns. Over the past week people have been contacting their local offices to arrange a financial review to review their savings plans. It was encouraging to see that so many people have a focus on savings. People are saving for a range of circumstances from holidays, their children's education to their weddings. I hope that everyone will continue to save in the year ahead. A dedicated savings plan can give savers better control over their finances and I would encourage members of the public to avail of the options open to them by dropping into one of our EBS offices to avail of a free financial review."
Research released by EBS as part of National Savings Week showed that the savings ethos remains strong in this country with the proportion of adults claiming to save when they can, increasing by 5% from 47% to 52%. Half of those polled said that, while they have savings, they do not have a regular savings product or plan. However, those that have a regular saving plan save on average 60% more than those without a dedicated saving product. Regular savers save an average of € 4,733 per year, whereas the figure for ad hoc savers is €2,946.
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Age 80
Born June 26, 1933, in Salt Lake City, Utah, he was the third child of the Rev.
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From Utah the family moved to Pocatello, Idaho, and then to Blackfoot where Roy graduated from high school in 1951.
Roy attended Pasadena Nazarene College, Pasadena, California; then, in 1953, he joined the United States Air Force.
He met his wife, Helen Lay, in 1953 while stationed at Vance AFB, Enid, Oklahoma.
They were married in her hometown of Chandler, Oklahoma, in 1955.
They had three sons: Curtis Dale, Steven Lee, and Leslie Alan.
During his career with the Air Defense Command branch of the Air Force, he served with the 538th Fighter Interceptor Squadron (FIS), 84th Fighter Group, 39th Air Division, 71st FIS and 318th FIS.
Airplanes he flew included the PA-18, T-6, T-28, B-25, T-33, T-38, F-86, F-102, F-104, and F-106.
He was stationed at 16 bases, including overseas duty stations in Japan and Korea.
In 1977, he retired after 24 years of service and Roy, Helen, and their sons moved to Hayden Lake, Idaho, where they purchased 25 acres on the Rimrock and built their permanent home.
Roy raised cattle, horses, and hay.
After his retirement from the Air Force, Roy worked for Patzer Oil Company, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, and NuWay Tours, Spokane Valley, Washington.
He retired a second time when he reached age 62.
After retirement, Roy and Helen traveled extensively visiting 25 countries together.
Roy was predeceased by his brother, Marvin MacDonald, and sister, Edith F. (MacDonald) Prescott.
Roy is survived by an extended family including his wife Helen, their three sons, and several grandchildren and great-grandchildren: • Curtis and his wife Barbara N. (Hubbs), of Boynton Beach, Florida, and their daughter, Tegan L. of Tinker AFB, Oklahoma; • Steven, his wife Julie A.
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• Les, his wife Mandie L. (Duncan), and their daughters Katharine E. and Alison C., all of Colfax, Washington.
There will be a visitation from 11:00 a.m. until12:00 noon on Thursday, July 18, at Yates Funeral Home, Hayden Chapel and a gathering for friends and family will be held from 7:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. at the Coeur d'Alene Inn at 506 W Appleway Avenue.
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Professional rugby has borrowed certain things from football: stadiums, for instance, as Wasps have done for the last decade, and the odd catchphrase such as "a game of two halves" which was apt enough in High Wycombe on Saturday evening. There was the briefest outbreak of crowd trouble, too, which will demand investigation and cautionary punishment but need not induce hysteria that the oval ball game is suffering mass hooliganism. Wasps' young English fly-half Danny Cipriani tasted the highs and lows of life in the front line, there were six tries of every description, and so "at the end of the day" the Heineken Cup holders had a single-point win which sustained the three-way fight between them, Clermont and Munster to win this season's devilishly difficult Pool Five.
To the sidelines, first. Alan Black, the spectator who was ejected from Adams Park after leaning over a barrier to strike one or more Clermont players with a programme while members of both teams were brawling on the touchline, issued a statement yesterday through his employers, the Rugby Football Union. He apologised unreservedly to "the Game, London Wasps, Clermont Auvergne, officials, fans and players for the incident that occurred".
Many Wasps supporters and representatives of the media recognised Black immediately, for he is the epitome of a rugby stalwart who has a lifetime's association with the sport. He captained Wasps in the 1970s before coaching the side, and is now the president of Wasps FC, the amateur club who are based at the Acton ground where the professional team train. Black works at Twickenham as the RFU's manager of Leisure Rugby which comprises such worthy pursuits as beach rugby, touch and adult tag.
It is tempting to suggest a new version of tag to include a rolled-up programme, and Wasps' captain, Lawrence Dallaglio, was not exactly thunderstruck as he rounded up his three children for a post-match, pre-Christmas party. Dallaglio promised: "We'll be rallying round Blackie." Still, there are responsibilities to public order and good practice, so the incident cannot be left in-house. European Rugby Cup Ltd's disciplinary officer, Roger O'Connor, will today request an account of the events from Wasps, and his RFU counterpart, Judge Jeff Blackett, is "considering the position".
Dallaglio and his coaches were more concerned that from leading 22-3 at half-time they almost lost to a Clermont side weaker than the one which won the reverse fixture in the Massif Central, 37-27, a week earlier. There may yet be two qualifiers from this pool but Dallaglio said his side would probably need to win in January at home to Llanelli Scarlets and away to Munster.
For the second week running, each side ended up with three tries: Wasps' came through Eoin Reddan, Tom Voyce and Paul Sackey. They left out Phil Vickery prior to a citing hearing this Wednesday, and lost Josh Lewsey, after half an hour. Ireland's World Cup final referee, Alain Rolland, made questionable decisions. Jamie Cudmore, Clermont's Canadian flanker, threw several punches during the brawl early in the second half, but was shown only a yellow card. Later, Julien Malzieu batted down a pass by Wasps' Riki Flutey in the Clermont 22 but Rolland deemed it no more than a knock-on.
Privately, though, the champions may have been more hurt that Clermont's comeback was launched by breakaway scores from the big wings, Aurlien Rougerie and Vilimoni Delasau. When Delasau raced 70 metres for Clermont's second try while the French were down to 14 men the severest calamity of likely elimination loomed for Wasps. They responded with a penalty by Cipriani which was enough of a cushion at 25-17 to withstand Emmanuel Etien's try in added time converted by Alex King. The latter's return to his old club and the World Cup winning hooker John Smit having to prop for Clermont could only strive for a mention in most bar-room chats.
Wasps: Tries Reddan, Voyce, Sackey; Conversions Cipriani 2; Penalties Cipriani 2. Clermont Auvergne: Tries Rougerie, Delasau, Etien; Conversions King 3; Penalty King.
Wasps: J Lewsey (M van Gisbergen, 29); P Sackey, F Waters, R Flutey, T Voyce; D Cipriani, E Reddan; T Payne, R Ibanez, N Adams (T French, 59), S Shaw, G Skivington, J Haskell (D Leo, 66), T Rees, L Dallaglio (capt).
Clermont Auvergne: S Bai; A Rougerie (capt; V Delasau, 62), G Esterhuizen, P-M Garcia (R Chanal, 66), J Malzieu; A King, P Mignoni; L Emmanuelli, J Smit, M Scelzo (M Ledesma, 59), A Jacquet, C Samson (P Vigoroux, 59), J Cudmore, F Alexandre (E Etien, 46), E Vermeulen.
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Sub::QuoteX::Utils Sugar for Sub::Quote
Sub::QuoteX::Utils provides a simplified interface to the process of combining Sub::Quote compatible code references with new code.
Sub::Quote provides a number of routines to make code more performant by inlining separate chunks of code into a single compiled subroutine.
When a chunk of code is compiled into a subroutine by
Sub::Quote::quote_sub(), Sub::Quote
keeps track of the code and any captured variables used to construct
that subroutine, so that new code can be added to the original code
and the results compiled into a new subroutine.
Sub::QuoteX::Utils makes that latter process a little easier.
MojoX::Log::Any Use the current Log::Any adapter from Mojolicious
MojoX::Log::Any makes it easy to use a
Log::Any::Adapter from within
Mojolicious without getting in the way of the user.
When imported from within a Mojolicious application (of from within a
package into which Mojolicious'
app function has been exported), it sets
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which seems to be the currently maintained adapter for
Mojo::Log. Any
parameters passed to the module's
import function are passed as is to the
get_logger function from
Log::Any, to allow for user customisation and to
maintain a coherent interface with that package.
There are numerous packages in the
MojoX::Log namespace providing an
interface with the various different logging mechanisms on CPAN; except
There is also a
Log::Any adapter for
Mojo::Log, which makes it possible
to use that logger from any application using
Log::Any; but not Mojolicious apps.
This package attempts to fill that void by offering Mojolicious applications an easy
way to plug into the current
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Mojo::IOLoop::Signal Mojo::IOLoop based, non-blocking signal handler
Mojo::IOLoop::Signal is a Mojo::IOLoop based, non-blocking signal handler.
- Why does not Mojo::IOLoop officially support signals?
- Do you think this module useful?
- Any feedback is welcome.
Alien::Boost Alien package to make the Boost libraries available to other modules at C level
To make available some C++ libraries from Perl, sometimes you need the boost libraries in order to compile the C++ bindings. In linux you can rely on the distro package system, but in windows there isn't package system.
Also the Boost libraries are very useful, for example:
Some modules include boost as part of the distribution: Boost::Geometry::Utils, Boost::Graph but I think it's better to manage Boost as another module dependency
This module aim to make easier to module authors to manage the boost library dependency.
Bio::SeqFeature::Generic::PrimerMap extends Bio::SeqFeature::Generic class to generate a PrimerMap
This module extends the Bio::SeqFeature::Generic module (part of the BioPerl core) to build a graphical map of primer sequences aligned along a base input DNA sequence (represented as a number line). The input should list the starting and ending coordinates (as base pairs) of a list of primers (see sample code above). It is a very straight forward module and I'm hoping to get feedback on code, naming conventions, and structure before submitting to CPAN.
CCP::Xero Perl module to access Public and Private Xero Accounting Application API
We use this module for our internal integration with Xero accounting API and I am working to generalise it to release on CPAN.
Some good initial feedback from http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=1176469 and other reading have given me some ideas about what needs to change in this module next.
The top level CCP was chosen because the main application this code was taken from uses it. There are other modules that I had envisaged releasing through CPAN covering diverse functionality however I am currently inclined to change my top level for this module to either WebService or Finance.
There is an existing Net::Xero module in CPAN and I have been unable to open a dialog with the author. This is the module that informed the initial code but it's not feature-rich enough I believe to be included in the Xero suggested SDKs at developer.xero.com so I'd like to see a good Perl option in there.
PerlSwagger Create RESTful webservices from OpenAPI (fka Swagger) 2.0 specification
Description (from README)
PerlSwagger is a simple to use web framework for RESTful webservices described with an OpenAPI 2.0 (formerly known as Swagger 2.0) specification.
The framework parses the specification on startup and creates a PSGI compatible app from it, which can be used with plackup.
Before calling any route handler, it checks the given parameters and only gives valid ones to the handler. Simple handlers don't have to know they are running as a webservice, as they just get a HashRef containing all the parameters and may return a HashRef as response body.
Handlers for routes are specified with the "x-handler" key in specification, which is something like this "My::Api::Code->handler_sub".
This module is work in progress. There are a lot of thing not yet working, like complete input validation or output validation (I think it would be good to HTTP 500 when invalid data is sent for output). The code may also need some refactoring.
PerlSwagger is developed as part of a bigger project, so features will be added as needed by me. If anyone else will be using it, I will also actively maintain PerlSwagger for use in other projects by the public.
Webservice::Freesound Perl wrapper around Freesound OAuth2 API
This module provides a Perl wrapper around the http://Freesound.org RESTful API.
Freesound is a collaborative database of Creative Commons Licensed sounds. It allows you to browse, download and share sounds. This Perl wrapper at present allows you 'read-only' access to Freesound, ie browse and download. Upcoming versions could provide upload, describe and edit your own sounds (though I expect it might just be easier to use their website for this).
The complete Freesound API is documented at https://www.freesound.org/docs/api/index.html
In order to use this Perl module you will need get an account at Freesound (http://www.freesound.org/home/register/) and then to register your application with them at http://www.freesound.org/apiv2/apply. Your application will then be given a client ID and a client secret which you will need to use to get OAuth2 authorisation.
The OAuth2 Dance is described at Freesound, https://www.freesound.org/docs/api/authentication.html and officially at RFC6749. It is a three step process as suggested above.
This module should look after the authorisation once done, ie when the expiry time arrives it can automatically refresh the tokens. The auth tokens are therefore kept as a file specified by "session_file", which should be read-only by you/www-data only.
When downloading a sound sample from Freesound a progress meter is available in "counter_file" which is useful in web contexts as a progress bar. Format of the file is : :: # for example "10943051:12578220:87", ie 87% of 12578220 bytes written. This is optional.
Also the download will download the sample file as its name and type suffix (some Freesound names have suffixes, some don't), so something like "/var/www/myapp/downloads/Pretty tune on piano.wav", ".../violin tremolo G5.aif" etc.
The query method allows you to put any text string into its parameter so that you have the full capabilities of Freesound search, filter, sort etc, as described here : https://www.freesound.org/docs/api/resources_apiv2.html
If used as part of a web app, then the process could be :
- Check for session_file. If none then put up an iframe with the src set to output
- User clicks Authorise with a callback run (set in Freesound API credentials :
http://www.freesound.org/apiv2/apply (ie http://localhost/cgi-bin/mayapp/do_auth.cgi)
which calls
$freesound-get_oauth_tokens ($code))> - the code will be a parameter in the CGI (ie
$q-param ('code')>).
- Text search box on main webpage can then be used as inputs to
$freesound-query> - the output formatted into HTML (from XML or json) as you wish. With Freesound you get a picture of the waveform and a low quality sound preview so you can engineer your website to show the waveform and have start/stop/pause buttons. Best not to replicate the entire Freesound website, as this might contravene their terms and conditions.
- A Freesound sample will have an id. This can be used in
$freesound-download ($id, $dir, $counter_file)>.
- Show download progress bar by continually polling the contents of counter_file (with an Ajax call) and drawing a CSS bar. Actually downloads to your server, not the web-browser users Downloads directory.
Sort::Naturally::XS Perl extension for human-friendly ("natural") sort order
Natural sort order is an ordering of mixed (consists of characters and digits) strings in alphabetical order, except that digits parts are ordered as a numbers.
For example, standard machine-oriented alphabetical sort for list:
test21 test20 test10 test11 test2 test1
result to:
test1 test10 test11 test2 test20 test21
It isn't human-friendly, because test10 and test11 comes before test2. Natural sort order suggests the following:
test1 test2 test10 test11 test20 test21
- Written in C and XS, so it's really fast
- Support already exists Sort::Naturally module API
- Fix some Sort::Naturally deviation from normal sort behavior, like "foobar" comes before "foo13'
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Mabel Chueng directs this wildly popular romantic comedy featuring Chow Yun-fat. With two years worth of savings and starry-eyed ambitions of being an actor, Jennifer Lee (Cherie Chung) leaves her comfortable home in Hong Kong for more modest digs in New York City, above the abode of her bumptious cousin, Figurehead (Chow). When her effete longtime boyfriend, Vincent (Danny Chan), dumps her and heads for Boston, Jennifer is left thunderstruck and deeply lonely. Figurehead goes all out to cheer up his pretty relative by buying her Broadway tickets and redecorating her apartment. Soon he finds himself falling for the lass though he is self-conscious about his humble upbringing, compulsive gambling, and coarse ways. Jennifer loves being around Figurehead but cannot imagine being married to him. Things get worse for the earthy protagonist when Vincent returns to New York, hoping to patch things up. ~ Jonathan Crow, Rovi
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