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The Center for Education Data and Research (CEDR) will focus on studying the complex relationships between K-12 education policies and practices, social services geared toward students, and student outcomes. While it will not focus exclusively on Washington State, CEDR will concentrate its efforts on helping build the capacity across Washington State to ask the right questions, frame issues and policy options, and engage in research and data analyses that make good use of the state's expanding databases.
The Center has four guiding principles:
CEDR is directed by Dan Goldhaber, Research Professor, IAS.
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Are you a health care, mental health or public health professional, child care or social service provider, social worker, doula, or childbirth educator?
Do you work with pregnant or postpartum women, children, and families?
If yes, you have a unique opportunity to support and educate women and families, and reduce the impact of perinatal mood and anxiety disorders.
Did you know…?
Perinatal mental health disorders – including prenatal and postpartum depression and anxiety – are a major public health problem in Oregon.
One in four Oregon women reports symptoms of depression during or after pregnancy.
Effective screening and treatment are available, yet at least half of cases are never diagnosed.
Untreated perinatal depression and anxiety can result in poor birth outcomes; family stress; impaired maternal/infant attachment; long-term health, emotional, and developmental problems in children; and in rare cases suicide and infanticide.
What providers can do:
Learn about perinatal mood and anxiety disorders, their treatment, and their impact on the health of women, children, and families.
Educate all women and families about perinatal depression and anxiety.
Provide supportive and non-stigmatizing information and services.
Find out about perinatal mental health treatment and support services in the community.
Develop referral partnerships with perinatal mental health specialists and programs.
Learn to screen, assess and refer for perinatal depression and anxiety.
Teach the importance of self-care and social support.
Encourage women and families to reach out for support and treatment.
Tell women they are not alone, they are not to blame, and that with help they will get better.
How this site can help
Many providers feel that they lack the knowledge, skills, or comfort to identify, assess, refer or support women with perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. Use the links below to learn more and find resources to help you address perinatal mood and anxiety with your patients or clients.
Provider training and education
Screening tools and provider resources
Parent education materials
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- Graduate Programme
- Industrial Placements
- Apprenticeships
- Application Process
- About 3M
Industrial Placements
We understand that a student wants to gain experience during their placement and therefore we provide the student with immediate responsibility. A placement year can be an important first step in your career with or without 3M and we treat you as part of our team from day one. Embarking on a placement with us will enable you to unlock potential, gain an insight into the working world, and to develop fundamental business skills.
Not only do we cater for the business side of our student's lives, but we empathise with your social needs also. We understand the need for a good work/ life balance and therefore construct numerous social events for students to enjoy themselves.
Because we plough plenty of time and resources into our placement scheme, there is every opportunity that a successful placement year with us could lead to a blossoming career at 3M.
The minimum requirements to partake in this incredible experience are:
- The right to live and work in the EU
- A minimum of 'B' in GCSE Maths and English or equivalent qualifications
- A minimum of 300 UCAS points (B B B or A B C) gained through 'A' level/Scottish Highers or other equivalent qualifications (Excluding General Studies)
- An Undergraduate on target to achieve a 2:1 degree
Industrial Placement salary: £18,000.
Our 2017 Industrial Placement roles in business, marketing, engineering and R&D will open w/c 7th November 2016.


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Bright Studio in Beautiful House
Size40 m²
Floor No.2
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Towels
- Family/child friendly
- Parking available
Accommodation summary
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The nicely decorated studio holds a comfortable double bed and a dining area. A small kitchenette with a hob, fridge and microwave can be used to prepare light meals and snacks. Internet access and TV are available. The host lives in the townhouse.
You have to pay for parking throughout Copenhagen. I can recommend a place 8 min walk from my house, where it is free.
I live in my house with my daughter and it means that there is only one entrance and we are in the house during your stay.
Just 400 meters away are the Carlsberg Brewery. Walk for 15 minutes to Copenhagen Zoo. Central Copenhagen is a leisurely 20-minute stroll away. The beautiful Tivoli Gardens are reachable in the same distance.
Guests will find themselves in a quiet neighborhood, but close to the city. It has many different ethnic and Danish restaurants and cafes. Several specialty shops and supermarkets are also close by as well as a park with several jogging tracks. It is a 10-minute walk to train, bus and metro lines.
House rulesNo smoking.
Guests should not burn incense.
No pets.
Be respectful of the neighbours.
Guests should remove their shoes before entering the apartment if the weather is bad outside.
Guests should not use the bathtub after 8:00 pm.
Children aged up to 3 years of age stay free on a mattress.
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Reviews of this property
Jane was helpful throughout our stay, she showed us the basic information around once we arrived and gave us a map. Her
place is at a great location which is close to the airport and to the town. The room is clean and tidy! Highly recommend!
A very nice neighborhood to explore the wonderful Copenhagen. A nice and comfortable apartment for two.
A beautiful and cosy apartment, in a walking distance from Copenhaguen city center. Jane is very kind and helpful. We spent a lovely time in Copenhaguen!
Thanks for the hospitality and the tips you gave by the welcome. The studio is great except the shower and bath facilities. If these provisions are made in order we would give it five stars. The communication was good. Thanks Hay and Det
Just as it says, a lovely bright attic studio, very spacious and it seemed to be well equipped although we ate out. Jane is a very friendly and helpful landlady. It's in a pleasant tee lined street , just 8 minutes walk to the S-Bahn and only 2 stops to the main station. We would be very happy to stay there again. L + P
Jane was a lovely host and the apartment was great. The walk into Copenhagen city centre was around 15 mins, past lots of eating places & shops - very enjoyable walk!
Very nice Appartment nearby the busstation, shops and several restaurants. The appartment is clean, cosy and big enough for two persons. Jane is a nice host and she gave us good information. Next time we will visit here again.
Our stay in the room of Jane was really great. She welcomed us friendly by introducing us in her accommodation and showing us on the map the main parts you need to know as a tourist. She was helpful and very friendly! The accommodation is ten minutes by feet from the city centre. It is also possible to take the bus. Copenhagen is an awesome city. Thank you for hosting us =) if we will visit Copenhagen again, we will try to stay there again!
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Howard A. Schmidt Named Chief of Cybersecurity
Congrats to our friend and best of luck. This has historically been a tough position to get real work done. We offer him our collective hand if called upon to do so.
For complete story:
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/12/22/techn ... .html?_r=1
Nearly seven months after highlighting the vulnerability of banking, energy and communications systems to Internet attacks, the White House on Tuesday is expected to name a technology industry veteran to coordinate competing efforts to improve the nation's cybersecurity in both military and civilian life.
The decision to appoint Howard A. Schmidt, an industry executive with government experience who served as a cybersecurity adviser in the Bush administration and who also has a military and law enforcement background, is seen as a compromise between factions. Government officials and industry executives say there has been a behind-the-scenes dispute over whether strict new regulations are necessary to protect the network that increasingly weaves together the vast majority of the world's computers.
Mr. Schmidt will report to the National Security Council — not both to the council and to the National Economic Council, as previously planned, an administration official said on Monday. Mr. Schmidt will also "have regular access to the president," said the official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he had not been authorized to talk publicly about the appointment.
Cybersecurity has taken on new urgency this year in the face of a growing range of cyberattacks and reports of vulnerabilities in business and military computing systems. Indeed, at the May 29 announcement of his administration's decision to create the position of cybersecurity coordinator, Mr. Obama described how during his presidential campaign computer intruders had "gained access to e-mails and a range of campaign files, from policy position papers to travel plans."
"It was," he said, "a powerful reminder: in this information age, one of your greatest strengths — in our case, our ability to communicate to a wide range of supporters through the Internet — could also be one of your greatest vulnerabilities."
After reviewing the nation's cybersecurity preparedness, the White House said it would create the position of cybersecurity coordinator to harmonize the nation's various efforts to "deter, prevent, detect and defend" against cyberattacks.
The administration's decision to appoint Mr. Schmidt was slowed by a tug of war among political, military, intelligence and business interests, said people with direct knowledge of the selection process. Industry officials, for example, have expressed concern that new regulations would dampen innovation.
In recent months the administration has been criticized by lawmakers and others for not moving more quickly to fill the position. Experts on the issue had questioned how effective a cybercoordinator could be if forced to report to two governmental councils without direct access to the president.
For complete story:
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/12/22/techn ... .html?_r=1
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I wonder if the eighth circle of hell is the most crowded. In Dante's Divine Comedy that's where fortune-tellers existed. The soothsayers "had their faces twisted toward their haunches and found it necessary to walk backward, because they could not see ahead … and since he wanted so to see ahead, he looks behind and walks a backward path." Poetic justice.
The July edition of Cato Unbound focused on expert predictions. Because humans are wired to avoid uncertainty we are drawn to anyone claiming to know what the future will resemble. While experts sound confident about an uncertain future, they nonetheless have difficulty beating random guesses about future events.
Once we understand that experts are not that reliable at predicting the future, the question arises: How can we do better? That was one of the questions the panel at Cato tried to address.
While some events will always be unpredictable, Dan Gardner (Future Babble: Why expert predictions fail and why we believe them anyway; my notes) and Philip Tetlock (Expert Political Judgment: How Good Is It? How Can We Know?), suggest a few ways that experts might still be able to improve.
Overcoming Our Aversion to Acknowledging Our Ignorance
Dan Gardner and Philip E. Tetlock review the not-too-promising record of expert predictions of political and social phenomena. The truth remains that for all our social science, the world manages to surprise us far more often than not. Rather than giving up or simply declaring in favor of populism, however, they suggest several ways to improve expert predictions, including greater attention to styles of thinking as well as a "forecasting tournament" in which different methodologies will compete against one another to gain empirical data about the process. Still, they concede that our ability to predict the future will probably always be sharply limited.
Who Cares about Forecast Accuracy?
Robin Hanson argues that most people aren't interested in the accuracy of predictions because predictions often aren't about knowing the future. They are about affiliating with an ideology or signaling one's authority. The outcomes of predictions have nothing to do with either, of course, especially in the present. He suggests that one way to make predictions more accurate might be to lift both the social stigma and legal prohibitions against gambling. Unlike mere predictions, wagers carry real consequences for those who make them. Which, Hanson argues, they should.
John H. Cochrane offers a limited defense of the hedgehogs: Economics is full of uncertainty because the agents within the system are aware of the theories and possible actions of the other agents. Trying to capture all of them produces a hopeless muddle. Instead, what are needed are explanations of principle and the tendencies that arise all other things being equal. This calls for a hedgehoggy worldview after all. "Especially around policy debates," he argues, "keeping the simple picture and a few basic principles in mind is the only hope."
Fox-Hedging or Knowing: One Big Way to Know Many Things
We should not be surprised when experts fail to predict the future, says Bruce Bueno de Mesquita. Expertise doesn't mean good judgment; rather, expertise is an accumulation of many facts about a subject. That we commonly prefer the pronouncements of experts suggests a bias in favor of "wisdom" and against the scientific method. He argues that statistically rigorous game theory can do better by examining the beliefs and objectives of major players in a given situation, and he welcomes forecasting tournaments as a means of refining the method.
Read this if you want to learn more about foxes and hedgehogs.
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The Library Committee is accepting entries for the 3rd Annual National Library Week Student Essay Contest.
The first-place winner receives a tuition scholarship for a three-hour course and publication in Milestones. The second-place winner will receive a bookstore gift certificate, and the third-place winner will receive a literary gift basket.
This year's contest theme is "Join the Circle of Knowledge @ Your Library?."
Essay themes may include, but are not limited to, a time when you used the library as a resource for gaining knowledge, how the library expands diversity and opens intellectual doors, or how a book, story or poem played a role in your life or the life of a loved one.
Essays should be between 750 and 1,000 words and must be submitted electronically in Microsoft Word along with the author's name, address and e-mail. Submissions should be sent to Sandy Longhorn at email@example.com
A committee of PTC faculty and staff will judge entries, and winners will be announced April 17 during National Library Week activities.
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Need some advice here. I have a few hives that have started/died off. I found that there were larvae (capped) in cells that did not hatch and even some bees that were fully formed and did not make it out of their cells (you see their faces pointing out from the cells). No stores left and no more brood. Can't find queens either. This happened from my strongest hive (I am a hobbyist). I had made splits earlier this year. One split (earliest this year) seems to be doing fine. Original hive and 2 other splits are pretty much gone.
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Christmas is not the only time to indulge in a glazed ham. Imagine how happy dad would be to go to the fridge in the days after Father's Day and slice off a slab of his own ham. It's a gift that keeps on giving.
Glaze the ham for a Father's Day, serve it with some rolls, chutney, mustard and some token green lettuce leaves. Then wrap the glazed ham in a damp tea towel, store it in the fridge and let dad carve away at it for the following week.
1 Buy a 3-5kg ham with the bone in. Carefully remove the skin, leaving the fat layer intact.
2 Make a glaze with a cup of apricot jam, a cup of orange juice and a cup of raw sugar. Blitz this in your food processor.
3 Set the oven to medium.
4 Criss-cross the outer fat layer of the ham with a knife, trying not to cut through to the meat layer. Dot the intersecting cut lines with whole cloves.
5 Sit the ham in a big roasting tray. Pour over the glaze. Put into the oven and every 10 minutes open the oven and spoon the glaze over the ham. After about half an hour the ham should be coloured and gorgeous. Leave longer if it is not and keep basting until it is. Remove the ham and put it on your serving plate.
6 Put the pan containing the remaining glaze liquid on a low heat and reduce it to a syrupy consistency. Be careful, you don't want it to turn to toffee. Once thick, pour this over the ham to coat and further glaze. Again, be careful, this caramelised syrup has high burn potential.
7 Decorate the end of the ham with herbs and ribbons to make it celebratory.


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text: Well, I'm Zach...pretty obvious by the username, huh? I'm 16, and I'm a Junior in High School. I'm a 2nd Degree Black Belt in Tae-Kwon-Do, and I make decent grades. My parents are still together, and they take relatively good care of me. Now, for the thing you guys really care about. I drive a '96 Chevy Silverado, V6, 70,000+ miles on the odometer. About 5 years ago, we redid the whole engine, so it only has about 30,000 or so miles on that. It's a 5-Speed Transmission, and has minor problems like Air Conditioning and stuff like that. Not essentials, but luxuries that are appreciated. As for my occupation, well, I'm a student. I go to school 8 to 3 every day and learn stuff I don't need in the real world. Location should probably remain a secret, but I can tell you I'm in Northwest Arkansas.


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Lake Shore wrestles with what to do about problem deer
The Lake Shore City Council on Monday, April 22, continued to talk about deer depredation and a possible controlled deer hunt in the city, according to draft meeting minutes.
No action was taken.
Mike Loss of the DNR spoke with council members. The council learned evidence shows there is a one in 80 chance of an auto/deer collision and the fatality rate is high for motorcycle/deer collisions. Also, Lyme disease is a significant medical problem, and deer have a significant impact on native tree regeneration and wildflower growth in the forest all the way down to shorelines.
Loss provided a copy of the DNR Urban Deer Population Control Policies and Procedures, which would allow the city to authorize the harvest/control of problem deer.
Mayor John Terwilliger said there is a good share of deer/auto crashes and numerous complaints from residents of deer eating garden plants.
Council member Susan Amacher said she has had Lyme's disease three times, and she believes the council has a responsibility to protect citizens.
Loss recommended residents protect plants from deer with fencing, milorganite or spray control products.
Public works supervisor Jim Thomes asked if there was a way to approve extra deer tags or special deer tags in Lake Shore. He said bow hunters possibly would hunt in the city more if they could take more deer.
Loss said that's hard to implement because there is no way to prove hunters are taking the deer in Lake Shore.
Council member John Poston asked if the city has the authority to extend the deer season within the city. Loss said the city must provide information to show that need as well as how many deer are being taken in the city. There can be a registration site set up to do this, he said.
To provide evidence of a need, Loss said the police department records reported deer/vehicle crashes.
Loss said the deer numbers are generally down in the area (Zone 242).
Amacher suggested the city should once again consider banning feeding or asking people to decrease their feeding of deer. Loss said the city could also incorporate the hunting plan. He will ask within his office what options the city has.
Public safety
Police reported 127 incidents from March 25-April 21, including 97 traffic-related incidents and 30 miscellaneous calls.
In other business Monday, the council:
• Presented a certificate of appreciation to Elaine Leach for her years of service on various city committees, most recently the Environmental Committee.
• Approved the 2012 city audit.
• Changed the May meeting from Memorial Day to a week earlier, Monday, May 20.
• Authorized Rardin Excavating to crack seal city roads.
• Agreed to buy a lift station monitoring system for $2,200 for the city's seven lift stations, as well as a $175 monthly charge for monitoring.
• Appointed Arla Johnson to the Environmental Committee.
• Learned the Trail 77 Team plans to try to raise private money to go toward the proposed recreational trail through the city, keeping in mind that Cass County plans to reconstruct County Road 77 in 2017. The city has applied for grants as well.


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At the Crossroads of Comfort on Owasco Lake
Springside Inn • Auburn, NY
Escape Kit
- A One-Night Stay in a Non-Suite Room, Mondays through Saturdays
- Continental Breakfast
- In-Room Bottle of Wine, Cheese Platter, and Chocolate-Covered Strawberries
- Combine Vouchers to Stay Up to Two Nights
The Destination
Deemed "the crossing place" by local Native American tribes, Owasco Lake of the Finger Lakes region still stands today as a crossroads of sorts: Swaying pines and sandy beaches mix effortlessly with cozy gastropubs and elegant suites with sweeping views; travelers can catch a local lake fish or a four-course meal for two; and the charms and legends of a historic landmark mingle with every sip of award-winning wine or every dance on a gorgeous lakeside terrace.
The Digs
Clad in red clapboard and beautifully restored in meticulous detail, the magnificent Springside Inn stands on the sandy banks of lovely Owasco Lake. The family-owned property offers seven spacious guest rooms with stunning views of the lake and beyond. Each room boasts an individually designed, Victorian theme—think: porcelain, claw-foot tubs and four-poster brass beds—as well as a host of modern amenities and a touch of local charm. Jump-start your morning with a complimentary continental breakfast. Then, take your tea into the Oak & Vine Restaurant to enjoy your breakfast in front of the fireplace. In the evening, high-end epicureans and down-home beer enthusiasts alike will love teasing their taste buds at the popular Oak & Vine restaurant, a modern gastropub offering locally sourced, organic foods, a bevy of interesting mirco-brews, and live music weekly.
The Diversions
• The Point at Sand Beach
• The Heritage Room
• Auburn's Historic & Cultural Sites
• A Guide to the Finger Lakes
"The red clapboard inn, built in 1851, is across the road from Owasco Lake. Guest rooms all have wood floors and Victorian antiques; some have claw-foot tubs. According to local legend, Harriet Tubman hid runaway slaves in the woods behind the inn. "-- Read Fodor's Review of Springside Inn
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A combination of the words "piloting" and "rioting." The causing of general bedlam and destruction by groups of operators of aircraft, acting en masse either in concert or in random synergy, flying their machines low and/or taxiing them fast through crowds of people and/or city streets, not necessarily for any constructive reason.
If the next POTUS is a piot, as is likely to be, al-Qaida's next crop of US aviation school graduates is likely to all rent small planes on the same day and go pioting in Times Square on New Year's Eve - unless they are deterred by realizing that others could do the same thing, on any day, in Mecca.
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I thought I had setup an account here long ago, but I guess I never did. I just got back from OLS where I spoke. You might want to read my paper on Developing Mobile Devices based on Linux which you can find in the 2003 OLS Proceedings.
There was an article in eweek on my talk and OLS in general.


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Choosing the Ideal Home Security System for Your Home
The ideal home to live in is one that is safe and secure. Modern home security has stretched beyond awareness on possible break-ins and property damage. The presence of the internet has made it easier to get remote access to the home even while you're away from home. Through the mobile apps of the home security service, you can remotely check on your kids, pets, shut off water from a faucet left on, control your automatic door locks and even control your light switches. The basic aspects of home security include:
- Surveillance of your home and the immediate surrounding
- Sensors for detecting motion, fire, water, smoke and other potential dangers in your home
- Locks for physically securing your home
Choosing a Home Security System
Visible cameras helps to deter potential burglars, and also provide recorded footage that can help in prosecuting intruders. When you have cameras with internet access, you can see both the interiors and exterior parts of your home while you're away. This can help to avert possible home accidents and emergencies. Depending on the size of your home, you should choose a system that adequately caters for your security needs. If the home is large and has numerous access points, you should go for the full option traditional systems. If it's a small rented apartment, you can go for a portable, all-in-one system or opt for a customized security system.
Benefits of Installing a Home Security System
- Independent studies have shown that areas where most homes have a form of home security system installed experience fewer residential crime rates. Having a home security system not only keeps that particular home safe, but also makes the entire neighborhood safer for everyone there.
- You get enhanced remote access to your home when you install certain home security systems. For instance, you can check on your lights, door locks and other devices in your home through the security cameras installed throughout your home.
- Home alarms are great for scaring off intending burglars and some systems can notify the area's local authorities if there is an attempted break-in. This means that you get better protection for your valuables that could be lost to home invasions.
- When you're not at home, an automated home security system can remotely notify you when your smoke detector or carbon monoxide alarm goes off. For some service providers, they can set up the system so the relevant authorities are contacted in case of fire emergencies.
- Using your service provider's mobile app, you can watch what's going on in your home while you're away. That way you can check on what your kids are doing. You can even remotely unlock your automatic door locks so you can let your children in after school. That eliminates the need for you carry keys that you could possibly lose, with you.
- When you get a security system installed in your home, you can negotiate for a lower home insurance charge.
- You get better electricity management as well. If you left the house while some gadgets are still plugged in, you can have them turned off by remotely accessing your security system through a smartphone. This is also a means for you to control your lights to make it look like there's someone home while you're away.
- You get a sense of peace from knowing your home is secured, so you can focus on other important issues.
DIY Home Security Systems
While the regular home security systems installed by experts have their inherent benefits, there are other affordable do-it-yourself (DIY) systems available. They don't require any extensive technical knowledge, wall drilling and are relatively easy to install.
Basic Steps to Installing a DIY Home Security System
- To install the wireless panel, choose a spot close to a power source and your main entry door. You can use a hammer and a small nail to pin the panel to the wall or use a double sided adhesive if you'd rather not make a hole in your wall.
- Your chosen system should have alarm sensors, motion sensors and perhaps, security cameras. They usually come with guidelines so you can easily place them on optimal locations.
- When you're done, you should test the system to see if everything is functioning properly.
The DIY systems may not offer the advanced components such as pet-immune motion sensors, fire alarm, carbon monoxide monitor, or panic button that the regular security systems have. Also, if any part of the system fails, you have to make the repairs yourself. For a traditional security system, the service company will fix any faults for a minimal fee or even free. While DIY systems are affordable, easy to install and operate, they are not suitable for all homes. Traditional home systems have more options and give you better security coverage. You should carefully weigh your requirements before you settle on which is best to install in your home.
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Girl Breaks Toe, Blames Teacher
A seventh grade student's foot is broken, and she said her math teacher slammed it in a door. The girl's mother is upset because she said no one at the school called to tell her about the injury.
"My daughter had called me crying and saying that her teacher had slammed her foot on the door," said Kay Gallegos.
Gallegos said she was terrified when she got the call. Her daughter and the teacher apparently got into an argument, and that is when the teacher slammed the door.
It is not clear if the girl put her foot out to stop the door, or if it was already there when the door closed.
Either way, Gallegos said school officials never called her, and that she had to go to them and ask for more information.
"The school should have called, and told me,' your daughter is in here. Something happened.' They never did," said Gallegos.
The student didn't want to make any sort of public statements or give her name. Her toe is broken and she is using crutches to get around.
She was suspended after the argument, and returned to school today. Gallegos isn't disputing the suspension
"Like I told the principal, if she did wrong, then I am ok with you suspending her, but what goes for her should go for the teacher," said the mother.
School District Two officials said the incident is still under investigation. The teacher involved is a substitute, and he is no longer working at Carmel Middle School.


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This week, Microsoft announced that most Windows users will be able to upgrade to Windows 8 Pro for only $39.99. For anyone that doesn't usually buy upgrades, that is a significant cost break compared to what it usually costs (around $50 to $100). Now, before you jump on that deal, consider the following:
Something that is known throughout the geek world is to never upgrade your operating system immediately after a new one is released (two words, Windows Vista). The new and shiny aspect of a fresh operating system are tempting for many, but is the benefit of being the first kid on the block with it, worth the hassle of the initial bugs that come with it?
Those who saw the new interface of Windows Vista and thought "ohh, that looks cool" soon learned after they installed it that they were in for a nasty surprise. To this day, Vista is still considered to be one of the worst operating system to ever be released by Microsoft. I remember the strangest things happening to my laptop and even my manufacturer couldn't help me. Eventually, some patch came out and fixed it, but the initial "coolness" factor was lost after the first few dozen bugs made themselves known.
I will admit that Windows 8 has me curious. I wonder how much of a change users coming from Windows 7 will see as well as the changes an XP user will encounter. The biggest change, at first glance, is the Metro interface. The new interface makes me think of a touch screen computer or a windows phone. If this change feels a little scary, take comfort in the fact that you can switch it back to a traditional desktop style.


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Pros - Sound so smooth in mids and bass. Respond well to EQ
Cons - The need to mod with felt. Rolled off highs. NEED POWER
There is a warm detailed sound to these. I feel more immersed in the atmosphere of the recording. You need LOTS of power to get the YH100 to sound its best. It seems (at least to my ears) to need a smile EQ with more emphasis on the highs. Everything sounds clear and effortless. MAAD BASS as well. The bass extension is unlike anything I've heard to date. I wonder what the mod for these sounds like. With some EQ'ing, these sound awesome. The highs are there btw.... waiting to be unleashed. I can crank the bass up to levels as high as any basshead could ever want with no distortion. Transient response is good across all frequencies. The highs are detailed, yet rolled off, and need EQing or damping. As long as EQing does it for me, ill just let these remain unmodded.


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Originally Posted by Imi Statue View Post
You should be able to incorporate some plastic/glass sheet into the hood if it has the lip I remember mine use to have. Metaframe tanks were simply made for a different time...
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Originally Posted by SeattleFishGuy View Post
Yeah that is a valid option but I'm not sure about having room. I think what I will do most likely is either do a complete and full DIY LED fixture in the oringal good or I will have to remove the hood and just go with a premade fixture like the Finnex Ray2 or something similar.
I've read posts about other people trying to rewire these metaframe hoods and the two biggest hurdles are condinsation and getting schocked. It's scary in that the hood is all chrome and the lights are an inch from the water with nothing in between.
Yeah that is a valid option but I'm not sure about having room. I think what I will do most likely is either do a complete and full DIY LED fixture in the oringal good or I will have to remove the hood and just go with a premade fixture like the Finnex Ray2 or something similar.
I've read posts about other people trying to rewire these metaframe hoods and the two biggest hurdles are condinsation and getting schocked. It's scary in that the hood is all chrome and the lights are an inch from the water with nothing in between.
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What about adding some blue LED's in a row across the front of the hood so it would show up to your eyes?
Probably would not be to pricey.
Lots of changes in the last week:
So I did a large plant swap with a fellow GSAS member and now have these plants planted in the tank along with my others (I'll update the first post too)...
I took all of my flora and fauna and made a clipboard list with pictures and names of everything I have since I'm bad at names of plants, especially the scientific names.
New plants lined up (sorry for bad pic, camera phone didn't focus)::
Side shot of new plants ( also have four pots of Dwarf HC and HG to sell) and added lights, I also added some wax paper as a background for now:
Front Left:
Front Right:
Pogostemon helferi:
Staurogyne repens:
Marsilea minuta:
Lindernia rotundifolia variegated (background: Microsorum pteropus 'Windelov'):
Pogostemon erectus:
I also rewired my hood over the weekend to add two more CFL's for a total of four. you can't really tell from my low quality pics but it looks much brighter and the plants are liking it.
It was a DIY project. I had a double light fixture in my basement that we were using so I pulled it apart and had all the parts to wire it in my hood. It was perfect too because there were two small holes at the end of my hood, one I used for the wire going in and the other I mounted the switch for the light. So now it has a separate switch and I plugged it into a separate timer so it comes on an hour after my first lights and goes of an hour before. I had two of my old 15w 6,500k CFL's lying around so I used those for now. Eventually i'll get two more 25w bulbs like the others in the above post. THat will give me 100w of CFL at 6,500k. It will suffice for now even though I like a little bit more blue tint to my tank. I like the 10,000k lights color better but can't find a 10,000k CFL.
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pics are too dark to see the beauty of the frame.
|pics are too dark to see the beauty of the frame.
Went to the LFS this weekend and picked up 10 Chili Rasbora. They are very small right now (1/2 inch max) and unfortunatley two of them got caught in the filter over the first night.
Luckily they were alive in the filter, hard to believe. They looked ok but i'm sure they took a beating. Also one of them looked very thin from to get go so I was worried about that one.
Anyway I wasn't sure if they got stuck because they were just too small or maybe it was because they weren't healthy to start. For the small and thin one I would say it wasn't doing well but i'm not sure on the other.
Chili Rasbora:
I took some porous sponge from a filter and put it in the Fluval 306 intake opening, making it impossible for the fish (so I thought) to enter the filter even if it was weak. Well to my surprise when i was counting fish tonight two were missing....oh oh!
So tonight I made it fool (maybe) proof by putting the sponge on the outside of the intake tube.
intake filter w/sponge cover:
Ferts and lights:
Today I received a package in the mail with some Seachem products, Excel, Prime, Neutral Regulator (low PH due to tree stump) and Purigen. I love these products and also use Flourish but didn't need any.
I also got two 25w Macro-Glo CFL 6,400k (1,600L) and they help brighten up my tank. Maybe not how I want it but better than the 15w variety. The problem i'm running into is I need CFL that is no bigger than 2'' at it's widest spot...this is due to the retro aluminum light fixture. DIY LED will be my best option but i'm worried about condensation. We will see what happens. The 25w bulbs will work for now, already seeing crazy growth in just a week since the Co2 addition.
Last Week (old lights):
Tonight (new lights and a lot of growth):
I'm going to list/update (in blue) my plants and fish at the first post
That's it for now...stay tuned.
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Originally Posted by SeattleFishGuy View Post
Yeah I didn't think I was going to find a piece of driftwood that easy and I was thinking I might get Manzanita wood (grows around here) instead but I saw this piece and knew right away this is the look i wanted.
Because it's so massive (for my tank) I think it will make most since to have not much if anything to the right of the wood. So the wood is the focal point of the tank. I'm looking around now for similar tank layouts to get inspired.
If anybody have any pictures of tanks that would have a similar layout please let me know and send me a link...
Originally Posted by ClairemontTropical View Post
Awesome start & I agree that is a stunning piece of driftwood! WINNING!!
Yeah the light fixutre is great and since it's all alluminum it shines nicely. However, it's hard to fit big enough CFL's in it due to the fixture size and space I have to work with. I try and post a pic of that later. Long story short I have two 15w CFL's in there now and I think I can get two 25w CFL's in there. The only one I have been able to find that are screw in (e27) are these long narrow bulbs by JBJ called Macro-Glo 25w Refugium Lghts. I checked with the manufacture and they have 1600 lumens and should put out much more light. Hopefully that will help my lighting situation.
If that isn't enough I will go LED. My first thought is DIY LED underneath the original hood, and I might go that route if I can find a way to make the lights waterproof as there is a lot of condinsation under the hood. If that doesn't work I'll just get a nice Finnex Ray2 or something similar and remove the original hood, which will pain me to do so but I need/want good light. We will see...
Also sill trying to figure out the background, i hate it right now.
Oh all the plants are going nuts right now, roots shooting all over, nubs on the water sprite, they are loving the Co2!!!
|Awesome start & I agree that is a stunning piece of driftwood! WINNING!!
|What an awesome tank. I really like the metallic light fixture, never seen one so shiny.
Well the tank is coming along nicely. Since my last post I have cylced the tank and parameters are perfect. I cylyed the tank quickly by adding first some snails and then a few cherry shrimp. I added a few plants, Anubias, Java Fern, Trident Java Fern, Java moss, Fissidens, frogbit and a few others I can't remember their names. The tree stump in the tank has lowered my PH considerably so I have added a PH stabalizer from Seachem and that worked nicely.
Now today I finally filled my Co2 tank set up the equipment for the first time and added a drop checker, which looks nice emerald green.
Oh and I also attended the GSAS (Greater Seattle Aquarium Society) anual auction which is huge and takes all day, quite amazing if you have never been to a big "everything aquarium" auction. I picked up some cheap ferts and chatted with friends. Everything I wanted for my tank went for big $$$. That's ok though...
Here are a few pics:
Here is my new Co2 setup all dialed in...
Here is a new front tank shot (it's getting there, not sure about the plants yet but I had these plants in another tank so if I don't like them or the placement that's ok. Also the tank is still a little hazy and I believe that is from the wood (tannins) and the substrate was very dirty so every water change it's looking better. I will add Chemi-Pur if it doesn't clear up after a few more water changes.
Lastly, I still don't like the background, and the fact you can see that tubing on the right so i may add a backdrop. I like the look of wax paper but when I tried it...not so much. Partly my problem was my roll of wax paper didn't cover the tank enough and I had to add more to cover it all and you could see the lines where I added more paper. Anyway maybe I'll try again. Plants will cover most of it anyway.
I also am getting closer to picking out my fish now that the tank has cycled. I'm for sure getting some Chilli Rasbora's as I mentioned on my first post and I think I will get them tomorrow or later this week. After those I'm still not sure, maybe a Panda Loach but at $25 a pop at my LFS that is money better spent somewhere else, for now anyway.
Better pic of the terrarium...
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The programs are listed under several categories.
Children's simulations Edit
- "The Adventures of Flotter" (VOY: "Once Upon a Time", et al.)
- "Toby the Targ" (VOY: "Author, Author")
- "Parallax colony" (TNG: "Cost of Living")
Historical recreations Edit
- Enterprise NX-01 as of 2161, two 22nd century shuttlepods, Rigel X and the Federation Founding Ceremony (ENT: "These Are the Voyages...")
Erotic simulations Edit
- A Picnic with the Pleasure Goddess of Rixx/"Scenario 14C" (DS9: "The Homecoming", "Meridian")
- Lauriento massage holoprogram 101A (DS9: "A Man Alone")
- Pleasure mazes (DS9: "Rapture")
- Pon farr therapy program (VOY: "Blood Fever", "Flesh and Blood")
- A Visit with the Pleasure Goddess of Rixx (DS9: "Little Green Men")
- Vulcan Love Slave (DS9: "The Ascent")
- Vulcan Love Slave, Part II: The Revenge (DS9: "Doctor Bashir, I Presume")
- Vulcan Love Slave, Volume III (DS9: "The Emperor's New Cloak")
- Quark once suggested a holoprogram to Odo involving three Orion slave girls. (DS9: "The Begotten")
Holonovels Edit
- A Christmas Carol (TNG: "Devil's Due")
- The Adventures of Captain Proton by Tom Paris (VOY: "Night", et al.)
- Beowulf (VOY: "Heroes and Demons")
- Julian Bashir, Secret Agent (DS9: "Our Man Bashir", et al.)
- "Dixon Hill in The Big Good-Bye" (TNG: "The Big Goodbye", "Manhunt"; Star Trek: First Contact)
- "Dixon Hill in The Long Dark Tunnel" (TNG: "The Big Goodbye", "The Emissary")
- "Dixon Hill in The Black Orchid" (TNG: "The Emissary")
- Henry V (TNG: "The Defector")
- Invaders from the Ninth Dimension (VOY: "Homestead")
- "Janeway Lambda one", Janeway's Gothic holonovel (VOY: "Learning Curve", et al.)
- Kahless and Lukara (DS9: "Looking for par'Mach in All the Wrong Places")
- Molière plays (VOY: "Parturition")
- Puccini's La Bohème (VOY: "The Swarm")
- Queen's Gambit (DS9: "A Simple Investigation")
- "Sherlock Holmes Program 3A", a recreation of Sherlock Holmes mysteries (TNG: "Elementary, Dear Data", "Ship in a Bottle")
- Photons Be Free, life as an EMH, by The Doctor (VOY: "Author, Author")
- The Tempest (TNG: "Emergence")
- The Three Musketeers (TNG: "Hollow Pursuits")
Interactive character simulations Edit
- Albert Einstein (TNG: "The Nth Degree")
- The Comic (TNG: "The Outrageous Okona")
- The Doctor, the USS Voyager's EMH program (Star Trek: Voyager)
- "Doctor's Family Program Beta-Rho" (VOY: "Real Life")
- Doctor Leah Brahms simulation (TNG: "Booby Trap")
- Haley (VOY: "Life Line")
- The Juggler (TNG: "Cost of Living")
- "Jupiter Station Diagnostic Program Alpha-11" (VOY: "The Swarm")
- Felix Leech (TNG: "The Big Goodbye")
- Hirogen's Klingon simulation (VOY: "The Killing Game")
- Leonardo da Vinci's workshop (VOY: "Scorpion", "The Raven", "Scientific Method", "Concerning Flight", "The Omega Directive")
- "Medical Consultant Program Beta one", featuring Crell Moset (VOY: "Nothing Human")
- Minuet (TNG: "11001001")
- Noonian Soong simulation (TNG: "Inheritance")
- Professor James Moriarty (TNG: "Elementary, Dear Data", "Ship in a Bottle")
- Cyrus Redblock (TNG: "The Big Goodbye")
- Vulcan Rage (VOY: "Meld")
- Holographic Lieutenant Barclay, holographic data-stream to USS Voyager (VOY: "Inside Man")
- EMH program 4C (VOY: "Darkling")
Recreational simulations Edit
- Age of Ascension program (TNG: "The Icarus Factor")
- Altonian brain teaser (DS9: "A Man Alone")
- Alture VII relaxation program (TNG: "Birthright, Part I")
- "Ancient West", Deadwood City, (TNG: "A Fistful of Datas")
- Bourbon Street Bar, jazz club simulation (TNG: "11001001")
- Café des Artistes (TNG: "We'll Always Have Paris")
- "Carnival Celebration - Rio de Janeiro, Earth" (TNG: "The Emissary")
- Hoverball (VOY: "Unity")
- Lauriento massage holoprogram 101A (DS9: "A Man Alone")
- Paxau Resort (VOY: "Warlord")
- Poker with great scientists (TNG: "Descent")
- Program "Bashir 62", Vic's Las Vegas Lounge featuring Vic Fontaine (DS9: "It's Only a Paper Moon", et al.)
- Program "Crusher 4", dance studio (TNG: "Data's Day")
- Program "Paris 3", Chez Sandríne's, French bistro (VOY: "The Cloud", et al.)
- Riga, Stano (TNG: "The Outrageous Okona")
Environmental simulations Edit
- Andevian II's moon at dawn (DS9: "The Forsaken")
- Ba'ku village simulation (Star Trek: Insurrection)
- Boraal II/Vacca IV Transformation (TNG: "Homeward")
- Boreth simulation (TNG: "Rightful Heir")
- "Black Sea at Night" (TNG: "All Good Things...")
- Bridge simulation, USS Enterprise; "no bloody A, B, C, or D" (TNG: "Relics")
- Café des Artistes (TNG: "We'll Always Have Paris")
- Cardassian sauna (DS9: "For the Cause")
- Champs-Elysées (TNG: "The Perfect Mate")
- Charnock's Comedy Cabaret (TNG: "The Outrageous Okona")
- Cliffs of Heaven, program 47C (TNG: "Conundrum")
- Curtis Creek (TNG: "Future Imperfect")
- Desert Sunset (TNG: "Haven")
- Denubian Alps (TNG: "Angel One")
- Earth park simulation (TNG: "Encounter at Farpoint")
- Emerald Wading Pool on planet Cirrus IV (TNG: "Conundrum")
- Emergent lifeform holodeck sequence (TNG: "Emergence")
- Gondolas in Venice (VOY: "Prime Factors")
- Hoobishan Baths (DS9: "The Way of the Warrior")
- Kabul River (TNG: "The Loss")
- King Arthur's Court (DS9: "The Way of the Warrior", "The Muse")
- Klingon Rite of Ascension Chamber (TNG: "The Icarus Factor")
- Krios 1 (TNG: "The Perfect Mate")
- Ktarian moonrise simulation (VOY: "Revulsion")
- "Lake Cataria on Betazed" (TNG: "All Good Things...")
- Sailing on Lake Como (VOY: "The Swarm")
- Lake George, New York, Earth (VOY: "Coda")
- Mars simulation, in a '57 Chevy (VOY: "Lifesigns")
- Moonlight on the Beach (TNG: "Booby Trap")
- Unnamed funeral park (TNG: "Skin of Evil")
- Program "Paris 042", simulation of Fair Haven, a 19th century Irish village (VOY: "Fair Haven")
- Program "Picard Delta 1" (TNG: "Ship in a Bottle")
- Program "RW-96321" (TNG: "The Outrageous Okona")
- Rousseau V (TNG: "The Dauphin")
- USS Enterprise (brig) program (Star Trek Generations)
- Sandrine's (VOY: "The Cloud", "Twisted", et al.)
- Tanuga Station simulation (TNG: "A Matter of Perspective")
- "Tropical Resort Simulation 3" (VOY: "Darkling")
- Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards (TNG: "Galaxy's Child")
- Valley of Chula on Romulus (TNG: "The Defector")
- Boraalan environment simulation (TNG: "Homeward")
- Day of Honor ceremony environment simulation (VOY: "Day of Honor")
Sport simulations Edit
- Aikido 1 (TNG: "Code of Honor")
- Baseball field simulation, 20th century, various (DS9: "Emissary", "Take Me Out to the Holosuite")
- "Klingon calisthenics program", Worf (TNG: "The Emissary")
- Equestrian Adventure (TNG: "Pen Pals", "Starship Mine")
- Ion surfing (DS9: "The Visitor")
- Kim Sport Program Theta-2, volleyball (VOY: "Warlord")
- "Klingon Rite of Ascension Chamber" (TNG: "The Emissary")
- Kayaking program (DS9: "Heart of Stone", et al.)
- "Velocity" sport program (VOY: "Hope and Fear")
- "Racetrack, Longchamps, France, Earth" (TNG: "The Emissary")
- Rock climbing program (TNG: "Bloodlines", "Attached")
- "Scuba Diving, Hanauma Bay, Earth" (TNG: "The Emissary")
- "Shi-Kar Desert Survival, Vulcan" (TNG: "The Emissary")
- Novice tennis tournament (VOY: "Future's End")
- Ohniaka III (TNG: "Descent")
- Torres 216 (VOY: "Extreme Risk")
- Torres Zeta-1 (VOY: "Extreme Risk")
- '61 Yankees versus '78 Red Sox (DS9: "For the Cause")
Medical applications Edit
- Neelix One (VOY: "Phage")
- Danara Pel (VOY: "Lifesigns")
- Cortical node replacement simulation (VOY: "Imperfection")
Training simulations Edit
- "Bridge Officer Test Engineering Qualification Program", Galaxy-class Main Engineering simulation (TNG: "Thine Own Self")
- Bridge Training Simulation, USS Voyager (VOY: "Learning Curve")
- Defense Simulations (VOY: "Initiations")
- "Insurrection Alpha", Starfleet security training program (VOY: "Worst Case Scenario")
- "Operation: Fort Knox" training simulation (VOY: "Dark Frontier")
- Odo 1 (DS9: "The Abandoned")
- Transwarp shuttle flight simulation (VOY: "Threshold")
- Diplomacy scenario 12-alpha (VOY: "Q2")
War simulations Edit
- Battle of the Alamo simulation
- Battle of Klach D'kel Brakt simulation
- Battle of Britain simulation
- Battle of Clontarf simulation
- Battle of Thermopylae simulation
- Battle of Tong Vey simulation
- Massacre of Ferris VI simulation
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New York is projected to have about $20 million to work with under the $116 million cap (which is up $7 million from last year's $109 million), and that's a better position than the Giants were in last year at this time. In terms of salary cap room, New York is in the upper third of the league. Even better, the Super Bowl champs don't have a very daunting list of its own free agents to worry about, so general manager Jerry Reese has said the Giants should be able to do their fair share of shopping in the market.

Locking up starting free safety Gibril Wilson is New York's clear-cut No. 1 priority in terms of its own unrestricted free agents. Safety is already a weak spot on the depth chart, and losing Wilson would only compound the problem. The Giants would also like to retain weakside linebacker Kawika Mitchell, although they won't break the bank for him because they're also high on Gerris Wilkinson, a promising second-year player who performed behind Mitchell in 2007.

New York's other free-agent linebacker, Reggie Torbor, became a starter only after 2006 first-round pick Mathias Kiwanuka -- a converted defensive end -- was injured and lost for the season. The Giants are not expected to make much effort to keep Torbor. New York will gladly let defensive tackle William Joseph reach free agency. The team's 2003 first-round pick missed almost all of the season with a back injury and has been a complete bust in his five years in New York.

The Giants would like to retain soon-to-be 42-year-old punter Jeff Feagles, and during Super Bowl week Feagles didn't sound like a guy inclined to retire even if he finally won a ring in his 20th NFL season. New York could keep kicker Lawrence Tynes, but his inconsistency could also prompt the Giants to look in another direction.

Given Ahmad Bradshaw's emergence, reserve running back Derrick Ward will probably be allowed to walk, as will longsnapper Ryan Kuehl. The Giants had two rookie snappers this season, Jay Alford and Zak DeOssie, and both were solid. No. 3 quarterback Jared Lorenzen could return, but only for a minimum deal, with the realization that New York wants an experienced backup behind Eli Manning.

[/quote]Thanks AG, but what about Strahan? Isn't his contract up this year? I may expect an offer to Tobor, he is starting to emerge finally as a solid LBr. We do have some depth and youth at LBr, with Zak, Wilk, and Tobor, but I would expect us to draft another LBr in the off season. It will be interesting to see if Whimper and Koets have progressed enough to start at LT next year. Koets was highly touted in the draft, and he's not a project player like Whimper. Ward is a RFA so they may make an offer his way, depending on how RDs contract is structured. Alot of our D will stay if Spags stays.


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In all laboratories in the Science Building there exists at least one bulletin board that is dedicated solely to posting about safety information. On these boards are three documents with the information indicated below. You may click on a link to see the actual document (or an example thereof for the Safety Information sheet).
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Arbitron has released new PPM data for the New York market during the week of Super Storm Sandy, finding increased radio listening during the devastating weather event. As the storm hit the coast during the evening of Monday, October 29, compared to the week prior, the average number of people using radio in any quarter hour from 7PM to Midnight increased 70 percent.
In the coastal areas within the New York market, radio listening increased by even higher percentages. Nassau-Suffolk saw a 245 percent increase in listening that night, with Middlesex-Somerset-Union up 195 percent. Stamford/Norfolk radio listening was up by an incredible 367 percent, while Monmouth, NJ saw a 247 percent increase. On Staten Island, radio listening grew by 42 percent on October 29.
Arbitron notes that "When the lights went out, when TV and desktop PCs were no longer available, many New York area residents turned on their battery powered radios. Many radio stations along the path of the storm, regardless of their regular format, revamped their programming to provide their listeners with weather updates, news and emergency information."
In the wake of the storm, radio remained an information lifeline to the residents of New York, particularly in the coastal areas of the market. Average radio listening on Tuesday, October 30 in New York was 1,525,500 persons in any given quarter hour between 6am and Midnight, up eight percent from 1,406,700 persons 6+ the week before.
The average audience in the NY coastal communities (Monmouth, Fairfield SN, Nassau-Suffolk, Staten Island and Middlesex) totaled 670,200 on the Tuesday (6a-Mid) following landfall (10/30) which is 38 percent higher than the average of all Tuesdays year to date.
The average in the NY coastal communities (Monmouth, Fairfield SN, Nassau-Suffolk, Staten Island and Middlesex) totaled 651,200 on the Wednesday (6a-Mid) following landfall (10/31) which is 35 percent higher than the average of all Wednesdays year to date.
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Poster session to highlight summer research program
Twenty underrepresented students from five community colleges will show off the results of a five-week summer research program at a poster session to be held from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Friday, June 27, in the west lounge of the University Union on the Binghamton University campus.
The students, who are participants in the SUNY Upstate Bridges to Baccalaureate program, were paired with Binghamton University faculty mentors to conduct a variety of experiments and research projects. The poster session is the culmination of the program, allowing participants the opportunity to display their research accomplishments using text and graphics.
This is the fifth year Binghamton University has participated in the SUNY Upstate Bridges to the Baccalaureate Program, which was established to increase the number of underrepresented minority students pursuing and earning baccalaureate degrees in the biomedical sciences. Students accepted into this year's program are from Broome, Monroe, Onondaga, Rockland and Westchester community colleges.
The program guarantees Binghamton University admission to underrepresented students who have maintained a 2.7 grade point average in science courses and overall at selected community colleges. Such students include, but are not limited to, U.S. citizens who are African-American, Hispanic-American, Native American and natives of the U.S. Pacific Islands.
Bridges students receive a combination of mentoring, tutoring and financial support throughout the program, as well as the opportunity for hands-on research such as the Binghamton Summer Research Program. Throughout the program, co-coordinators at each of the community colleges work closely with Binghamton staff and faculty to build ties that will lead to student success there and later at a baccalaureate institution.
This year, five Bridges students will transfer to BU, bringing the total number of Bridges students at the University to 20, the highest number to date.
Those who have just finished their freshman year will return to their community college for another year of courses and Bridges support. The program will then follow their progress and help them transfer to a four-year institution to complete their baccalaureate degree in the sciences.
Those students who have just finished their second year or received their associate's degree will be encouraged to apply for admission to a four-year institution this fall.
There are 73 Bridges programs across the country, involving 315 schools. For more information on Binghamton's program, visit http://bridges.clt.binghamton.edu


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Pine River-Backus partnership shines
Kinship Partners honors Bob and Mary Jo Litke and Dillon Tilbury, Backus and Pine River, as its newest Match of the Month.
For two years the Litkes have been delighted to watch the sparkle in Dillon's eyes as they share time, especially outdoor activities and playing games.
Dillon is always up for new adventures but knows that school is valuable and does his homework first when they get together. In the winter they enjoy snowshoeing, skiing and ice fishing. Summer brings lake activities and Dillon's favorite is fishing.
"We go out on their lake and to Bob's favorite spot," said Dillon.
Although its location is a secret, he reports catching a 16 1/2-inch bass.
The Litkes and Dillon also team up in the kitchen. Dillon loves using recipes for soups, stews, cookies and pizza making. They call their partnership with Dillon "an extended blessing." He is close in age to their grandson and they enjoy time together, as well.
Ordinary people, doing ordinary activities, with extraordinary results. It's all about the time spent – laughing, talking, joking, learning – that makes this friendship shine.
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In part one of this post, I covered fourteen fictional foods and their recipes. Now it's time to turn to the potent (and not so potent) potables of our favorite far-off places.
Mudder's Milk
On Higgins' Moon in Firefly, there's a lil' ol' city called Canton where the biggest export is mud, and to keep the mudders moving, this drink, far from "mother's milk," provides "all the protein, vitamins and carbs of your grandma's best turkey dinner, plus 15% alcohol." Our beloved knitted-hat-wearing big damn hero likes it too. Here's one Mudder's Milk recipe for you to try.
Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster
It takes a two-headed guy to invent a drink that has an effect "like having your brain smashed out by a slice of lemon wrapped round a large gold brick," and that's just what Zaphod Beeblebrox did for the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy universe. Not only are you likely to have trouble finding the real ingredients (Ol' Janx Spirit, water from the seas of Santraginus V, Fallian marsh gas, and other delights, plus the tooth of an Algolian Suntiger to finish it off), Douglas Adams said in an interview that "there are a number of environmental and weapons treaties and laws of physics which prevent one being mixed on Earth." That means you'll have to choose one of the many Earth-bound imitations.
At one time you could buy Fry's favorite beverage in Futurama, as Slurm was sold as an energy drink, but if you still want it, you'll have to turn to eBay. It probably wasn't squirted out of a real Slurm Queen anyway. This imitation recipe calls for rum, sour apple schnapps, pineapple juice, and 7-Up. Good luck with that. You might end up wishing for the Slurm Queen.
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Surrounded by their families, Sam Houston seniors, Kameron Esthay and Baylee Corbello, sign their collegiate letters of intent Wednesday. (Rick Hickman / American Press)
Last Modified: Wednesday, November 14, 2012 7:18 PM
By Warren Arceneaux / American Press
A trio of area high school athletes took the next step in their careers Wednesday by signing national letters of intent to play at the collegiate level.
Sam Houston had a pair of signees as softball pitcher Baylee Corbello signed with LSU and baseball first baseman/pitcher Kameron Esthay signed with Baylor. Sulphur shortstop Brooks Morse signed with Southeastern Louisiana.
Corbello is the reigning Miss Softball and has led the Broncos to two consecutive state championships and three title game appearances. Corbello was 23-4 with a 0.86 earned run average and 337 strikeouts in 179 innings last week. At the plate, she hit .496 with three home runs and 39 RBIs. One of the homers came in the championship game, a 2-1, extra-innings win over Hahnville.
In three years Corbello is 14-1 in playoff games. The Broncos won the Class 4A championship in 2011 and the 5A championship game this year.
"I am really excited. I grew up always loving LSU and always wanted to go," Corbello said. "It is great to be able to compete at the Division I level."
Esthay led the Broncos to a 23-9 record, hitting .320 with three home runs and 20 RBIs. He was 8-0 with a 1.16 ERA and 52 strikeouts in 54 innings pitched.
He chose Baylor over Tulane, McNeese and Nicholls State.
"I liked everything about the school, the baseball program, the education — everything," Esthay said. "I am excited about being able to play at the next level. The process was nerve-racking, Getting it over will make my senior season a lot easier. Now I just want to play some baseball, hit some home runs and win a state championship."
Morse hit .274 last year, with a .458 on base percentage, 30 walks, 20 runs scored, nine RBIs and 17 stolen bases.
"He has been starting since he was a freshman and is a good kid," said Tors head coach Jason Trahan. "He comes to the park every day happy to practice, he loves the game of baseball and is always wanting to do extra work after practice. He has done a wonderful job for us. His glove is his strength and he has a good arm for a small guy."


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I talked my friend John into rollerblading down the hill behind my parents house...needless to say he wiped out. Huh Larry Us!!! Funniest thing I've ever seen!
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Splendid Vintage Downtown 5 minSea
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- Pets allowed
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- Smoking allowed
- Suitable for events
Accommodation summary
|Rue Verdi, 06000 Nice, France
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Because the area is very good connections, whether by train, car, bus or on foot, visit all our beautiful and majestic surroundings Nice (Monaco extravagant, luxurious Cannes, Antibes picturesque, charming Grasse the Italian border etc. ..) is a breeze!
Our apartment is an ideal place to spend a pleasant stay in Nice and a unique opportunity to explore the Côte d'Azur. Renovated in 2013 with a view high-end, it combines elegance and comfort. Its high ceilings and work volumes make this spacious three pieces at once bright and cozy. It can accommodate up to 7 people (3 double beds and a sofa bed) and consists of three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a large living room (40 m2) on a kitchen. It is equipped with every comfort: security door, double glazing, kitchen equipped (hotplates, fridge, freezer, oven, microwave, dishwasher) windows, washing machine, LCD TV-HD, Wi-Fi, etc..
Because we want you to have an apartment spotless upon arrival, and not specific to the meaning of the previous tenants :-), cleaning is mandatory for all tenants supplement and is made by professionals. All other expenses are included. The remaining supplements and the Guarantor are to provide arrival (if they have not previously been made). Like their owners, pets are welcome. Thank you however we communicate their arrival in advance.
Discover our neighborhood and our city with sun rays that we offer daily the French Riviera. It is always a pleasure to hear from people around the world. We rent several apartments in Nice and are very responsive to the demands of our guests. Wherever possible, we will try to accommodate your special requests. For longer stays, we also offer competitive rates. Do not hesitate to contact us.
Hoping that our apartment allows you to make the most of our "bella Nizza", we say to you soon!
Prices and options ** **
- Cleaning is a mandatory fee.
- Linen, towels, water, electricity and heating included in the price.
- The Discount for life are available on request.
- Possibility to rent less than a week.
- Pets are welcome with prior arrangement.
Departures and arrivals ** **
- We will meet at the apartment.
- The time of arrival and departure must be agreed in advance.
- Arrivals are preferably after 5h pm.
- Departures are preferably before 10 pm.
- Depending on availability, you will be able to leave your luggage.
To reach the apartment ** **
The apartment is located on the 2nd floor. It is easily accessible by most forms of transport.
- By car, take the street "St. Philip" from the Promenade des Anglais or "St. Philip" output from the fast lane (lane Mathis).
- By train from the central station, on foot about 8min.
- By plane, from Terminal 1, take bus 23 towards the stop "Gambetta / Bottero" (26 minutes) or bus 99 in the direction of the stop "Gambetta / France" (23 minutes).
Finally, some parking (as well as non-street paid parking) are nearby
House rulesDeposit 350 euros
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We arrived in Nice, took a bus from the airport to Magnan bus stop (in front of the aparthotel) near Av. Californie as Salvatore advised us to do.
We have been welcomed by Salvatore's workmate Stefan, who showed us the apartment. The studio was ok, very clean and near the beach as Salvatore mentions on description. Swimming pool is basic but very clean and not crowded. There was a few issues like; there wasn't enough toilet paper, washing up liquid, sponge in the apartment so we bought some more at Casino supermarket which is 3 minutes walk from the apartment. Cooker didn't work as expected. There was a good coffee machine, kettle, toaster, microwave, cutlery, cups, plates and bowls etc... All clean and well organised. There was no bottle opener so the nice people at the reception arranged one for us. There was one sofa bed and one pull out bet. They are ok but a bit weak. Linen was provided which was very clean and well packed just like new. Wifi internet is fast and works 24h/day perfectly. There are restaurants, patisseries, supermarkets, pharmacies, pizza, breakfast, sandwich shops very near the aparhotel (5 minutes walk or less). Suitable for couple/small family. I would come back and I recommend this studio flat.
Very pleasant stay.
We were welcomed by Salvatore from the time of arrival. Helpful and available!
To the apartment is equipped, functional, and very clean! Everything is available. well located.
Thank you for visiting boards / output / restaurant that was very helpful!
It only remains to say goodbye;)
Très agréable séjour.
Nous avons été accueillies par Salvatore dès l'heure d'arrivée. Serviable et disponible !
Pour l'appartement il est équipé, fonctionnel, et surtout très propre ! Tout est mis à disposition. Bien situé.
Merci pour les conseils visites/sorties/resto qui nous ont été très utiles !
Il ne reste plus qu'à dire à bientôt ;)
The apartment is fully equipped and stylish and is very centrally located. No short walk to town or the beach, there are also two small supermarkets around around the corner and a bakery. Salvatore was very helpful and friendly, I would stay here again!
Die Wohnung ist top ausgestattet und schick und liegt sehr zentral. Keine paar Schritte zur Altstadt oder zum Strand gibt es auch zwei kleine Supermärkte ums Eck rum und einen Bäcker. Salvatore war sehr hilfsbereit und freundlich, ich komme gerne wieder!
The apartment is central, comfortable and functional. Cleaning did not fulfilled completely: when we arrived we found not only hair in the bathroom but also in the kitchen sink. It would be desirable to also provide customers, as well as towels and sheets, a towel and toilet paper. Salvatore is still very nice and helpful.
L'appartamento è centrale, comodo e funzionale. La pulizia non ci ha soddisfatte del tutto:al nostro arrivo abbiamo trovato capelli non solo nel bagno ma anche nel lavello della cucina. Sarebbe auspicabile inoltre fornire ai clienti, oltre agli asciugamani e alle lenzuola, un asciugapiatti e carta igenica. Salvatore è comunque molto gentile e disponibile.
The apartment, a building located in the center (with elevator, 3rd floor) is located, optimal for all activities in Nice. All within walking distance to Place Massena, Flower Market, waterfront Promenade des Anglais, the beautiful streets of Old Town, as well as all major bus stations, small shops, a small Spar supermarket, many restaurants. The downside: It's at night until the wee hours of very loud on the streets. The windows are not soundproof, you can hear every conversation on the street. Really bad the many motorcycles that like to blast the music, which brings the house almost to tremble.
The apartment is not large, but well furnished; it is enough for 2 people. The double bed is big enough and comfortable, only a second duvet would be desirable. All necessary kitchen utensils, plates, glasses, cutlery and cooking pots are present, even the fridge is ok The bathroom contains everything necessary.
Host Salvatore manages everything professionally. Free Wi-Fi is provided, and a TV is available, but only with French channels.
Overall, highly recommended for a few days well.
Die Wohnung, ein Altbau im Zentrum (mit Lift, 3. Etage), liegt optimal für alle Aktivitäten in Nizza. Alles zu Fuß erreichbar: Place Massena, Blumenmarkt, Uferpromenade Promenade des Anglais, die schönen Gassen der Altstadt, aber auch alle wichtigen Bushaltestellen, kleine Shops, ein kleiner SPAR-Supermarkt, viele Restaurants. Die Kehrseite: Es ist nachts bis in die Morgenstunden sehr laut auf den Straßen. Die Fenster sind überhaupt nicht schallisoliert, man hört jedes Gespräch auf der Straße. Ganz schlimm die vielen Motorräder, die gerne laut aufdrehen, was das Haus fast zum Erzittern bringt.
Das Apartment ist nicht groß, aber gut eingerichtet; es ist ausreichend für 2 Personen. Das Doppelbett ist groß genug und bequem, lediglich eine zweite Bettdecke wäre wünschenswert. Alle notwendigen Küchengeräte, Teller, Gläser, Besteck und Kochtöpfe sind vorhanden, auch der Kühlschrank ist o.k. Auch das Badezimmer enthält alles notwendige.
Gastgeber Salvatore managt alles professionell. Kostenloses WLan wird zur Verfügung gestellt, auch ein Fernsehgerät ist vorhanden, jedoch nur mit französischen Sendern.
Insgesamt für wenige Tage gut zu empfehlen.
The small apartment in Nice, near the old town is wonderful! walk to everything is very accessible, pleasant lodging, in 2 minutes on the beach if you head out the window stretches to, you can see even the sea glitzern.es as can be seen in the photos, beautifully decorated, very well for himself kochen.alles was very sauber.ich had a very nice stay in Nice. the transfer worked well, even on a Sunday! Thank you very much, I would go back anytime, Beatrice
die kleine wohnung in nizza, am rande der altstadt ist wundervoll! zu fuss ist alles sehr gut erreichbar,angenehmes quartier,in 2 minuten am strand, wenn man den kopf zum fenster rausstreckt, sieht man sogar das meer glitzern.es ist wie auf den fotos zu sehen, sehr schön eingerichtet,auch sehr gut zum selber kochen.alles war sehr sauber.ich hatte einen sehr schönen aufenthalt in nizza. die übergabe klappte bestens,auch am sonntag! ganz herzlichen dank,ich würde jederzeit wieder kommen, beatrice
Everything perfect, as in the photos.
We are four girlfriends and we had a great time. The apartment is small, but nice and hospitable. The perfect location, right in the center! A few minutes' walk from Piazza Massena from Nice old.
We evaluate it with flying colors, and we recommend to anyone wanting a holiday in Nice!
Tutto perfetto, come nelle foto.
Noi siamo 4 amiche e ci siamo trovate benissimo. L'appartamento è piccolo, ma carino ed ospitale. La posizione perfetta, in pieno centro! Pochi minuti a piedi sia da piazza Massena che da Nizza vecchia.
Lo valutiamo a pieni voti e lo suggeriamo a chiunque voglia trascorrere una vacanza a Nizza!
Apartment complies with pictures.
2mn from the beach, shops beside to make extra errands d.
comfortable bedding.
Everything is there!
a remake!
Bel appartement conforme aux photos.
A 2mn de la plage, magasins a cote pour faire des petites courses d appoint.
literie confortable.
Tout y est!
a refaire !
A wonderful stay! The location of the apartment is great, just close to the promenade and town center. An ideal place to spend holidays apart impeccable, very neat and clean and full of everything that is needed. Frankly much of what we had thought. it would be a shame to miss this opportunity! 5 stars cozy and warm in the center of Nice!
Un séjour magnifique ! L'emplacement de l'apartement est génial, juste tout près de la promenade et du centre ville. Un endroit idéal où passer des vacances, apart impeccable, très soigné et propre et complet de tout ce qui est necessaire. Franchement beaucoup plus de ce qu'on avait pensé. ça serait dommage de rater cette opportunité! un 5 étoiles intime et chaleureux au centre de Nice !
Very nice studio in the center. Always very welcome (s) and well informed by Mr. Luci. One or two small paintings or photographic prints to brighten up the walls and customize the city of Nice and its surroundings would be welcome. Stiffen a little groom intermediate access door to prevent it from snapping. Otherwise, this is what I was looking for!
Studio très agréable dans le centre. Toujours très bien accueilli(s) et bien renseigné par M. Luci. Un ou deux petits tableaux ou reproductions photographiques pour égayer les murs et personnaliser la ville de Nice et ses environs seraient les bienvenus. Raidir un peu le groom de la porte d'accès intermédiaire pour lui éviter de claquer. Autrement, c'est ce que je recherchais!
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