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The wilds of 14th century Ireland is no place for a boy alone. When Kellan mac Couhlan's father dies, he loses the only person he has ever believed in. Grief consumes him. But then, he hears the story of Bowen Blair. She is courageous, strong, good and true. She is the last of Ireland's legendary warriors, the Fianna. Her existence proves that myths he had thought long dead are real. Young Kellan has found his heroine. As time passes, Kellan's obsession with Bowen Blair grows until news of her latest adventure – a grisly murder – tests the very foundations of his trust. He embarks on a quest to understand this enigmatic woman who is a savior, a fighter, and a killer. Who is Bowen Blair? Are the stories true? What is fiction and what is fact? And, most importantly, is Kellan ready for the truth?
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Jan 16, 2012The Last Legend explores the themes of fear and truth and much of that revolves around Bowen Blair. As a character, Bowen is very much a mystery. The reader almost always sees her through the eyes of others and even when she is actively involved in a scene, Bowen herself reveals nothing of her past. On the other hand, the guide for much of the journey, Kellan mac Couhlan, is the type of character that is easy to connect with. He has a tragic past but he's personable and is fascinated with the legend of the Fianna, or more specifically, the last one Bowen Blair. Kellan takes the reader on a journey of steady revelations (of Bowen and others) and does a good job of keeping the reader interested. Many of these truths are revealed in flashbacks, which I found myself eagerly anticipating. I'm also not ashamed to admit that I occasionally peaked ahead to look for the italicized print denoting a flashback so I'd know when some new revelation was coming. I'd have to say that my only criticism... More > is that some of the character internalization is too descriptive and in places I think it's a bit too dramatic. Overall, the plot is original, the characters are unique (seriously diggin' Don Guapo) and, with the exception of Bowen who always maintains a certain amount of mystique, wholly believable. I highly encourage you all to buy a copy and discover The Last Legend for yourself!< Less
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Today is International Women's Day. I dunno what the fuck that means. I guess broads all across the world made up a day where you just honor chicks from other countries? Because being a woman is so hard and they have to give birth and get discriminated against and yada yada yada. Lets look at hot chicks from all around the world that we wanna have sex with:
I've seen this butt and this wedgie on Google Images so many fucking times I feel like I know it. Out of all the international chicks I wanna fuck, the Brazilian Volleyball Team Girls might be number 1
Latina Chicks
This chick and her dumper is just gonna represent all the Hispanics. Like Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic and the Bronx
Should probably get lumped in with the Puerto Ricans and the Dominicans but they got a pretty big country so they get their own picture. Smokeshow Mexicans are sexy as fuck but a lot of the normal ones are just dumpy housekeepers. Id say the average of Mexican women hotness ends up being a 4/10
Swedish Chicks
Pound for pound if you had to pick one nationality of women I think you'd go Swedish. Thin sexy blondes are like a dime a dozen there. They also just seem slutty. I'm taking the Swedes as my number 1 pick
I wanna put my weinerschnitzel in your liederhosen!
Japanese, Chinese, Korean…you're all the same!! Just wanna simulate rape with you even though my dick isn't pixelated.
Truth be told, the Irish are a pretty ugly people. But get em drunk and have sex with them and pretend she looks like this one.
Big tits for DAYS in England. I don't know why. Something in the water I guess. Or the silicon.
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Light skinned, please!
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Other South American Girls Besides Brazil
Specifically the Paraguay sluts and all the girls who go nuts for the World Cup
I googled "Sexy russian chicks" and she popped up. So I'm taking the internet's word for it! Russia!
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Training for prosecutors on juvenile justice in Georgia
TBILISI, Georgia, 5 October 2011 - A series of trainings for prosecutors on juvenile justice issues have started in Tbilisi. The trainings are organized by the Training Centre of Justice of Georgia and UNICEF with the support of the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
"Juvenile justice reform is one of the priority directions of the Prosecutor's Office of Georgia", said Tina Burjaliani, First Deputy Minister of Justice at the opening of the trainings. "Juvenile crime is a serious concern for us. It is important to protect psychics of an adolescent who might be an accused, a victim or a witness, to consider psychological characteristics of children and to ensure that criminal proceedings are less stressful for them. To this end, it is essential to learn how to carry out criminal proceedings in relation to juveniles, how to conduct an interrogation, how to talk with children", Burjaliani added.
Fifty prosecutors from all over the country are attending the trainings. Each training lasts for four days after completion of which they receive special certificates. The trainings have been carried out in different stages and will be completed on 9 October.
"Georgia has accomplished a lot in reforming the juvenile justice system and efforts of the Government of Georgia in this regard are commendable." said Roeland Monasch, UNICEF Representative in Georgia. "The main focus is on the child. A juvenile entering the justice system has better opportunities to receive proper support and rehabilitation than he or she had five years ago. In this process it is of utmost importance to build the capacity of those professionals who work with children. UNICEF is actively collaborating with the Government in this regard and we plan to organize similar trainings for judges and lawyers by the end of the year", Monasch added.
Training participants are being familiarized with specificities of working with juveniles, in particular, how to interrogate a child being a victim, a witness or an accused. The participants acquire practical skills to help them to protect interests of juveniles during the investigation process. During the trainings the prosecutors also learn about child rights, international standards and effective communication skills. Psychological aspects of working with juveniles are at the core of the trainings. The trainings are interactive and the participants are involved in role plays and group discussions.
The initiative is part of the National Strategy and Action Plan on Juvenile Justice (2009-2013) and further enhances continued efforts of the Government of Georgia to reform a juvenile justice system so that it is focused on rehabilitation and reintegration of children in conflict of the law into society. UNICEF, the European Union and the Dutch Government continue to provide essential financial and technical assistance in support of the reform.


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More than a hundred miles of natural gas pipeline has been installed in the Kennebec valley.
That announcement came Tuesday by Summit Natural Gas.
The company's CEO said its first customers will be hooked up to gas service this month.
Summit will serve businesses and homes across the region.
"The gas pipeline today is 99% complete. More importantly we'll be turning that gas on in the very near future. But today I'd also like to announce that we have set aside $110 million for infrastructure work in the state of Maine in 2014," said Mike Earnest, President & CEO, Summit Utilities.
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BayBears Announce 2014 Promotional Schedule
March 20, 2014 12:06 AM ET
MOBILE, AL- The BayBears have announced the 2014 Promotional Schedule. The theme for the 2014 season is simple: 70 Games, 70 Shows, One Mission. Bring the city of Mobile and the surrounding community together through baseball and entertainment. #BayBearsUnite
Daily Themes:
Sunday Fun Day - Bark in the Park
Dog lovers can bring their furry friends out to any of our Sunday games. Fans are also invited to play catch on the field pregame for the first 30 minutes after gates open. Kids 12 and younger may also run the bases postgame.
Every Monday Matters
Bring two books, two gently used articles of clothing, or two non-perishable food items to the box office to get a complimentary ticket to any Monday game.
Two for Tuesday Presented by Subway
Bring in a Subway receipt and receive buy one, get one free tickets to any future Tuesday game.
Wacky Wine Down Wednesdays
Fans 21 years of age and older can enjoy $2 glasses of wine from 6-8pm. Every Wednesday will feature a weird and wacky theme.
Thirsty Thursdays
Great drink specials! Enjoy discounts on sodas and beer from 6-8pm.
Friday Night Fireworks
Enjoy a postgame fireworks extravaganza after every Friday game.
Showtime Saturdays
Every Saturday will be a show filled with endless entertainment and select giveaways.
Individual Game Promotions Schedule:
Wednesday, April 9 - Opening Night/Kids Eye Black Giveaway (for the first 100 kids 12 and under)
Thursday, April 10 - Jimmy Buffet Night
Friday, April 11 - Marvel Comic Book Night/Fireworks
Saturday, April 12 - NASCAR Night
Sunday, April 13 - Futures Day/Bark in the Park
Monday April 14 - Case of the Mondays Night
Tuesday, April 15 - Art in the Park Night
Wednesday, April 16 - Random Acts of Kindness Night
Thursday, April 17 - Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives Night
Friday, April 18 - Turn Back the Clock Night/Fireworks
Thursday, April 24 - Mobile's Largest Mixer Night
Friday, April 25 - 60's Far Out Groovy Night/Fireworks
Saturday, April 26 - Jazz Fest Night
Sunday, April 27 - Teddy's Birthday/Bark in the Park
Monday, April 28 - Disney Day
Monday, May 5 - Cinco de Mayo
Tuesday, May 6 - Pirate Night
Wednesday, May 7 - Zero Gravity Night
Thursday, May 8 - Game Shows Night
Friday, May 9 - Disco Night/Fireworks
Thursday, May 15 - Zombie Night
Friday, May 16 - NBA Night/Fireworks
Saturday, May 17 -Big Hair Night/CPSI Travel Mug Giveaway/Fireworks
Sunday, May 18 - Star Wars Day/Bark in the Park
Monday, May 19 - Character Day
Monday, May 26 - Memorial Day Celebration
Tuesday, May 27 - Medieval Times Night
Wednesday, May 28 - Clue Night
Thursday, May 29 - BayBears Got Talent
Friday, May 30 - Classic Rock Night/Fireworks
Wednesday, June 11 - Date Night
Thursday, June 12 - World Cup Night
Friday, June 13 - Halloween Night/Fireworks
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Tuesday, June 24 - Kids Run the Show Night
Wednesday, June 25 - Super Splash Day
Thursday, June 26 - Transformers Night
Friday, June 27 - Country Night/Fireworks
Saturday, June 28 - Nickelodeon Day
Friday, July 4 - Hometown Heroes Night/Independence Day Fireworks
Saturday, July 5 - Remake the Classics
Sunday, July 6 - Battleship Day/Bark in the Park
Monday, July 7 - Baseball History Night
Tuesday, July 8 - Battle of the Bay Night
Wednesday, July 16 - Redundancy Night
Thursday, July 17 - Mardi Gras Night
Friday, July 18 - A-E-I-O-U 90's Night/Fireworks
Saturday, July 19 - Social Media Night
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Saturday, July 26 - Hollywood Night
Sunday, July 27 - Christmas in July/Bark in the Park
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Wednesday, July 30 - Cliché Night
Wednesday, August 6 - Backwards Night
Thursday, August 7 - Duck Dynasty Night
Friday, August 8 - Faith Night/Fireworks
Saturday, August 9 - Guinness Book of World Records Night
Sunday, August 10 - Bay B. Bear's Birthday/Bark in the Park
Sunday, August 17 - BayBears Idol/Bark in the Park
Monday, August 18 -Back to School Night Presented by Greer's Market
Tuesday, August 19 - Best of BayBears Baseball Night
Wednesday, August 20 - Awful Night
Thursday, August 21 - Beach Boys Night
Friday, August 22 - Fan Appreciation Night/Fireworks
Saturday, August 23 - College Colors Night
Sunday, August 24 - Super Sunday Fun Day/Bark in the Park
Monday, August 25 - It's Monday Night Football
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How Seahawks' team-first formula proves the fallacy of potential in sports
As people prepare for a new football season, I pause to wonder what armchair managers think about what the Seattle Seahawks did in the offseason.
After the NBA draft, I had to wonder about the status of professional sports. Top picks were made from kids not yet in their 20s. Kids became millionaire athletes without even stepping onto a court. Apparently, it is all about potential.
Do not get me wrong. I do not begrudge those people their money or fame. I just wonder about the message it sends. I wonder how many people see pro sports as an analogy for life. I wonder how many young people think they are entitled to a good job just because somebody told them they have potential.
As foolhardy as paying untested athletes may seem to the average sports fan, it is even more incredible to me that professional soccer teams sign kids whose age in single digits. I remember reading about one of the premiere teams in Spain signing a 7-year old and a Dutch team signing a toddler who it seemed to me could barely walk (See Real Madrid). Real Madrid was ready to put the 7-year old into their soccer player-making machine, where he would learn to be a professional soccer player – and, hopefully, how to read and write. At least that is what my jaded mind was thinking when I read the article a few years ago.
Which brings me back to the Seahawks.
It seems to me that John Schneider and Pete Carroll have the right formula. The general manager and head coach are willing to pay for talent. But only once it has manifested itself. They are not willing to throw good money at potential. They are old school. They want to know what they are getting for their money.
Schneider and Carroll also take intangibles into consideration when they sign players. They want people who will fit their scheme. They want players who will add to the mystical thing called team chemistry. They know that players who are disciplined and will work as a team are the ones who will succeed. They know that doing things right and getting the job done will create wins. And they are willing to hunt for the players who can subvert their own goals for those of the team. They pay top dollar for top players. As long as they are willing to be part of the team.
I have been a jaded professional sports fan for many years. Much of it stems from the perception that the identity of a team becomes the identity of a superstar. With football, that is usually the quarterback. Rather than any defensive player.
Call me old fashioned, but I miss the days of the No Name Defense in Miami and The Orange Crush in Denver. I miss the days of dominant defenses in the NFL. Which is why I am rooting for the Seahawks. I like that Schneider and Carroll place a premium on a dominant defense.
And, of course, a really good offense.
As an armchair manager, I like the moves that the Seahawks have made. I like that they have a great offense to go with the best defense in the league. I like that they recognize greatness when it is proven rather than paying for potential. I like that Schneider, Carroll and Company want to put together the best team that they can instead of piecing together a hodgepodge of players to complement a superstar.
I am not sure what other armchair managers think, but I like what the Seahawks have done in the offseason to get ready for some football.
Michael T. Miyoshi is a teacher and track and field coach at Cedarcrest High School in Duvall. He has been blogging more than seven years and has been published in several newspapers, including The Seattle Times. Read more of Michael T. Miyoshi's Musings at http://www.mediocreman.com. Follow him on Twitter and Facebook.
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Liam Hemsworth: 'The Hunger Games' Doesn't Glorify Violence [PHOTOS]
Amandla Stenberg stood like Thumbellina in between Liam Hemsworth and Alexander Ludwig Barnes & Noble last night (March 22nd) in Los Angeles. The co-stars were at The Grove to celebrate today's release of The Hunger Games,
Hemsworth explained to the Washington Post that Games doesn't glorify violence, though that is a very big part of the film. "It's about kids in a horrible situation and there's this girl who overcomes it and gives hope to everyone and they come together to do something about it," Hemsworth said.
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Linux interoperability
- July 27, 2011
27 Jul'11
Microsoft supports Red Hat Linux in Hyper-V
OSCON 2011: Microsoft will support RHEL as a guest OS in Hyper-V as part of its interop strategy.
- November 19, 2008
19 Nov'08
Red Hat customers unswayed by Novell's pitch to switch
A Novell promotion promises to minimize the cost of switching to SUSE for Red Hat customers, but the economy and the effort involved in migrating remain obstacles.
- October 20, 2008
20 Oct'08
Novell Open Enterprise beta targets Netware users
Novell boosts scalability and interoperability of Linux-based Open Enterprise utility application with the Service Pack 1 public beta.
- August 01, 2008
01 Aug'08
Alfresco offers free Linux alternative to Microsoft SharePoint
The European Commission's 2004 anti-monopoly ruling against Microsoft has borne fruit: a free, open source collaboration tool that syncs with Office documents.
- July 21, 2008
21 Jul'08
Novell SUSE Linux beats out Red Hat on cost at life sciences firm
By standardizing on Novell SUSE Linux Enterprise to save money, Invitrogen Corp. expects to improve customer service and performance and better integrate VMware along the way.
- June 09, 2008
09 Jun'08
Red Hat Summit due to outline Linux Automation roadmap
The fourth annual Red Hat Summit -- featuring keynotes from IBM, Harvard Medical School and Red Hat execs – is due to outline Red Hat's Linux Automation strategy. A Fedora conference will take place concurrently.
- May 21, 2008
21 May'08
Red Hat debuts 5.2 version; Novell issues service pack
Red Hat has released RHEL 5.2 with improved virtualization and clustering. Meanwhile, Novell has issued its service pack for SUSE Linux with greater interoperability.
- May 16, 2008
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Novell extends interoperability with Microsoft
Novell will create open source extensions to Microsoft, and mixed shops stand to benefit. But Red Hat may lose out, as Novell outpaces Red Hat's interoperability efforts.
- April 04, 2008
04 Apr'08
Symark's security access tool bridges Linux, Active Directory
Symark's new multiplatform security access and configuration tool PowerADvantage extends Windows Active Directory to Linux and Unix servers to redress Linux admins' pain in mixed-OS environments.
- March 25, 2008
25 Mar'08
Sun outlines its open source strategy and MySQL integration
SearchEnterpriseLinux.com sat down with Barton George, the group manager for Sun Microsystems Inc.'s GNU/Linux strategy, to discuss the company's open source strategy, Sun's acquisition of...
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Novell has begun work on the next-gen SUSE Linux Enterprise 11 and has announced new company acquisitions and partnerships to bring management agility to mixed-IT shops.
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Samba 4's developer solicits the Samba community for feedback on the latest alpha release of the technology.
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Frustrated by traditional Linux authentication options like LDAP and Kerberos, Linux administrators may have success by integrating with Active Directory.
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Novell virtualizes NetWare with Xen
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In many cases we also list attractions in the same area ("Also See") which are worth a drive-past or present a photo opportunity, if not a specifically planned visit.
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Aux Epices
Talk about a melting pot—French-Chinese husband-wife team Marc Kaczmarek and Mei Chau are dishing out traditional Malaysian to Little Italy. Chau (born to Chinese parents in Port Dickson, Malaysia) and her Parisian hubby reincarnate the East-meets-West vibe of their beloved Tribeca bistro, Franklin Station Cafe (shuttered in '08), at this bright, narrow restaurant. The teensy open kitchen supplies big portions of Malay homestyle fare, from laksa (spicy Peranakan noodle soup) to lemak (coconut milk rice, the country's national dish). Settle into the cream leather banquette for a spice-laden menu of curries (squid, mussels), turmeric-scented salmon and crispy duck rolls flavored with star anise—fittingly, the restaurant's name means "with spices" in French. The 550-square-foot spot is humbly decorated with old-fashioned tin ceilings, exposed brick and black-and-white tiled floors, with a rotating selection of Kaczmarek's own colorful photography of Manhattan street art. In springtime, the accordion front door opens onto Baxter, ideal for soaking in rays while enjoying the eatery's free Wi-Fi and sipping Malaysian brews (Tiger, Anchor).
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Welcome! If you are here to find out more about Stepping Stones Canine Rescue or are ready to adopt your next best friend, we welcome you.
Feel free to contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Opening your home to a new furry family member can be a rewarding and wonderful experience. When you are ready, please consider a rescue dog. Hundreds of dogs are euthanized every day… one of them may just be your best friend.
Visit us at www.lovethemutt.org or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/steppingstonescaninerescue
If you see a dog or puppy on our website and would like to start the process of saving a rescued animal – please email email@example.com and request an application.
The application will be processed by an adoption counselor. We will make contact with you to answer any questions you may have and review your application. Incomplete applications will not be considered, as the information you give us on your application is essential in determining the compatibility of the dog you have requested with your life-style.
At this time, we will also conduct a vet reference to determine the health of your past and current animals. ALL potential adoptive families must have up-to-date veterinary records on all pets currently residing in the home. We believe for health and temperament reasons that it is in the best interest of the dog to be spayed or neutered. We will not adopt a dog into a home if your current dog(s) are not spayed or neutered. We will, however, work with you to provide resources and education to spay or neuter your dog. Personal references will be contacted for applicants who are not current or previous pet owners.
If the vet/personal reference portion of the application is approved, an adoption counselor will contact the potential adopter to arrange a time to complete a home visit. If needed, we will also arrange a time to conduct introductions between other animals in the applicant's home to ensure proper placement of the dog. The adoption fee for approved applications is $150.00.
If at any time during the dog's life you cannot fulfill your commitment, you will be required to return the dog to Stepping Stones Canine Rescue.
Applicants must be 21 years of age or older.
Stepping Stones Canine Rescue reserves the right to refuse adoption to any applicant.
Dog and Puppy Adoption Fee $150 Includes:
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With years of animal rescue and fostering experience between them, a group of friends recognized the need for a canine only rescue group in the Triad area. Consolidating their shared goal to help dogs of all breeds find the best possible home, while also matching adopters with their ideal companion, they joined forces to create a new rescue group.
Stepping Stones Canine Rescue is a charitable and educational non-profit corporation, located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Our volunteers share an enthusiasm for dogs and support a mission to rescue, protect, provide sanctuary and ultimately find adoptive families for abandoned, stray and neglected dogs.
All of our dogs are housed in foster homes where they are provided with an enormous amount of love and any medical attention needed to insure their best health before adoption. All dogs are evaluated for temperament and personality, helping us to place them in homes that are well suited to their needs and to the needs of their future family.


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DOE Set To Close BCHS – Again!
As Yogi Berra might have said, "It's déjà vu all over again."
The Department of Education (DOE) has announced that it will close 47 schools over the next few years, including Beach Channel High School, which it attempted to phase out and close last year, until a state judge put a stop to the entire process.
Last year, Schools Chancellor Joel Klein and Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced that 19 schools would be closed, including Beach Channel High School.
Two meetings were held at the high school, the first with a district representative who handled the elementary schools and could answer none of the questions that were asked by parents, staff and students.
The second was run by a member of the city's Panel for Educational Policy, who would take no questions from the floor.
The panel then voted to phase out and close all of the schools.
In July, however, state appellate court upheld a state Supreme Court ruling that the Department of Education must begin the public process anew if it wished to close Beach Channel High School and the 18 other schools.
The ruling, by the Appellate Division, First Department, in Manhattan, upheld the lower court ruling that said that the DOE did not comply with the 2009 state law on mayoral control of the schools because it failed to adequately notify the public about the ramifications of the closings and because it did not allow for comment by all the stakeholders that would be impacted by the closing.
"In particular, each [Educational Impact Statement] fails to indicate, as required by law, the ramifications of such school closings or significant change in school utilization to any affected students," the appellate court ruling said. "Rather, each EIS merely indicates the number of school seats that will be eliminated as a result of the proposed phase-out and states that the seats will be recovered through the phase-in of other new schools or through available seats in existing schools in the district and city. While the statute does not specify the information that an EIS should include to portray the impact of a proposed phase-out on the community or the students, respondents did not discharge their obligation by providing nothing more than boilerplate information about seat availability. Clearly, the Legislature contemplated that the school community would receive more information than this from the EIS," the ruling said.
The court also ruled that "in the case of each subject school, respondents failed to hold a joint public hearing with the impacted community council and the [school-based management team] as required by [the education law]."
"Based on the foregoing, the [lower court] properly nullified the PEP votes," the upper court added.
In response to the ruling, Chancellor Klein issued a statement that said, in part, "We are disappointed by the court's decision, which will force us to keep open schools that are failing our children. As we move forward, the mayor and I remain committed to providing New York City's students and families with better schools and more options. To that end, we are proceeding with plans to open new schools in the fall."
In September, the DOE placed a new school in the building, the Rockaway Park High School for Environmental Sustainability.
Siting the new school along with Beach Channel High School and the Channel View School for Research has created some friction in the building, with grievances and repercussions flowing in all directions.
Now, the DOE is ready to begin the process anew.
This time, a spokesperson for the DOE says, it will be different.
To reduce the anger that the announcements of the closings created last year, the city has a new process planned.
At least four meetings will be held at each building to allow students, staff and parents to be heard on the closings before the final decision is made.
"Right now, we are looking at those schools that have been constantly struggling to determine whether they can improve with help or need to be replaced with other schools," said Jack Zarin-Rosenfeld, a DOE spokesperson.
The final decision on which schools will go through the phase-out and closure process will be made in mid- December, but one expert close to the process said that the 19 schools slated for closure last year, including Beach Channel High School, are sure to be on the list.
Zarin-Rosenfeld told The Wave on Monday that the four meetings would include one with the school administration, another with parents, a third with the School Leadership Team and UFT and the fourth with the public.
In Beach Channel High School's case, he said, the meetings are planned between November 8 and November 19, but no firm dates have yet been scheduled.
Both the public meeting and the meeting with parents will be open to the community, Zarin-Rosenfeld said.


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As depressing as this sounds, is Leah the best mom on this show?
Here's the thing about Kail's residence. It even grosses me out when Jordan is washing his dishes in the sink. Sure I understand she lives in Section 8 Housing and Foreclosure and probably is roommates with a family of racoons but it still looks like the kind of place that even when you wash your dishes they're even more dirty from being washed in that sink. Plus, you know the chinless Cowardly Lion is washing her mane in that sink as well. There's probably stray hairs in the pasta strainer holes.
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I have had an emailed response to my phone call to the Leeds BS and must somehow now download and print-off yet another application form. Despite my repeatedly telling the woman who took my call at the Leeds that there is nowhere to physically post a form to us, she has repeated the offer. I doubt if we will find anywhere here to print-off the form so it may mean a return to yesterday's stop - some 35 miles back -where there was a largish post office, a library and a Tourist Office any of which may be able to help. All this because of inefficiency. But whose?. The Leeds or Royal Mail. It's an awful experience dealing with either.


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Pep Boys? KMart? Any place online that has good prices (enough to be the same price or less after shipping)?
Pep Boys? KMart? Any place online that has good prices (enough to be the same price or less after shipping)?
best place I've found in Walmart or Pepboys. Pep Boys always has it in stock.
I have bought mine in K-Mart at 4.99 a quart. Might be better prices elsewhere though... I did not look far.
every once in awhile Wally World will have a 5 Quart jug for $17.80 which comes out to about $3.56 a quart....
comes in 5W-30 and 0W-30 that way... couldn't find it the last time I was there though and had to settle for the 6 Quart case for $26.88 = $4.48 a quart [img]images/icons/frown.gif[/img]
Locally Wal-Mart has it going for less than $4.00 a quart or if you get the 5 quart size that runs about $16. I dont know about online sources. One of the reasons I love M1 so damned much is that its available everywhere. I tried to put in Amsoil 5W20 at first but ordering through a dealer or online was a genuine PITA taking over a month to receive the order and it turned out to be 10W30 anyway.
I don't live in BFE so there are no Wal-Marts near me, I will check out KMart tho, they may be cheaper since they are closing our local KMart
Bj's wholesale club has it real cheap if you have one by u and u buy it by the case.
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Excellent Condition. Lightly used on one trip. I purchased this tent from the forum. The previous owner used it a few times and it was in perfect condition when I got it about 5 months ago (I am the second owner). Only issue is the bug netting was stretched just slightly when it got a very small snagged on a bush when I was camping (really unnoticeable) – no affect on performance whatsoever, it definitely still works in preventing bugs to get in but an imperfection none the less. Great tent, but I prefer my Gatewood Cape. No rip, tears, holes, or stains.
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School Days
Hello, my name is Jennifer DeLoach, and I am attending
Valdosta State University
in Valdosta, Georgia. My major is
Early Childhood Education
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When I am not at school I am at home with my husband, Austin, and my daughter, Alora Gail. We live in
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Jacksonville, FL.
I believe that children are our future, and I am excited about having the opportunity to influence them. Children are precious,so we should view their education the same way. I believe that each child should have an equal opportunity for education.
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A have this hankering to play hungry hippo now.
We really do love Calgary!
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Spent half a day looking around the Olympic Park . Sight of several events of the 1988 winter Olympic games ( ski jump, bob sled, luge) We were saddened to see how run down and poorly maintained things were. The 90 meter and 70 meter ski jumps looked abandoned and the top of the 90 meter jump is used as a launch area for a zip line ride!! But we were encouraged to see that there was some work going on to develop the down hill ski area and the mountain bike trails. It is a shame to see such facilities go to waste.
Calgary boosts great views of the mountains, easy access to year-round recreation and activities, first class accommodations and restaurants, nominal traffic (compared to southern Ontario's mess) and friendly, courteous people (Ontarians could learn some road manners from these folks!) and jobs!!!!
After a week with our friends, it was time to part ways with their vacation time over and we needed to head out. Sad to say goodbye but the highway beckoned..........


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It is in the interest of the dogs, their wellbeing and their society to have them neutered. You would also stop the risk of your bitch getting a pyometra, an infection in the uterus that could cause death. It is a fairly common disease and concern in all bitches when they reach sexual maturity.
Pyometra, (abnormal disease of the uterus) this is a life threatening disease that happens two to four months after the bitch has been on heat (in season). It was thought that it was only caused by bacteria in the womb (uterus) but now it has been found that hormonal abnormalities play a big part in it too. Bacteria may or may not be present.
1. Excessive drinking and urinating.
2. Discharge from the vulva.
3. Licking the vulva.
4. Temperature.
5. Swollen abdomen.
6. Loss of strength in the hind legs.
7. Lethargy.
8. Depression.
9. Loss of appetite.
The symptoms of a pyometra may not show until the bitch is in trouble. Cysts will have been forming on the lining of the uterus, since the season finished. These cysts are filled with large amounts of fluid, which is released into the interior of the uterus as its walls begin to thicken. The uterus is normally small and neat, about the size of a deflated balloon in a large dog. The tubes leading to the ovaries are about the width of a drinking straw.
As the disease progresses the uterus size grows dramatically from the deflated balloon size to the size of a football, the tubes (horns) to the ovaries can swell to the thickness of a cucumber. Bacteria may well enter the uterus from outside the cervix at this stage and then the cervix that would have been open during the season will close trapping the fluid and infection inside the uterus.
A closed pyometra is the worst form of pyometra. The fluid is now trapped inside the uterus and the body will produce white bloods cells at a larger rate. If the uterus ruptures at this stage, leaking into the abdomen the dog will die within 48 hours unless an emergency operation to remove the uterus, horns and ovaries is preformed.
The dog's body would have been working over time. The kidneys would have been over loaded with all the extra fluid but the amount of fluid in a pyometra is far too large for the body to expel via the kidneys and the kidneys would be over loaded and unable to get rid of the toxins, this would in turn poison the dog's body and if no treatment were sought the dog would very soon die from kidney failure.
Some vets may put the bitch on intravenous fluids and antibiotics but many vets think it is safer to go ahead and immediately perform a full ovariohysterectomy (spay) especially as the dog would be at risk of it happening again.
If your bitch had the injection of the hormone 'Delvosteron' to stop her season (heat) happening then looking out for pyometra symptoms is very important as it has been found that this drug can lead to this disease.
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Wonderful post!
Just one of MANY reasons why female dogs should be spayed.
Even female dogs have to undergo the same thing their male counterparts do... This is kinda new to me. Thanks for sharing.
Fab series Lisa! Very useful information for a lot of people. Sorry I'm out of votes for today but will definately tweet and buzz! X Tan
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A very informative post for pet dog lovers, Lisa.
Pyometra is a scary disease. A very well written post. Thank you.


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On Sibyl's Shoulders: Seeking Soul in Library Leadership
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November 2005
BeschreibungDiscussing the many elements of library leadership from a variety of perspectives_including ancient, contemporary, and feminist_and interwoven with candid insights and ideas of professional library leaders, this volume presents a unique and moving account of library leadership as it is today.
InhaltsverzeichnisPart 1 Acknowledgments Chapter 2 1. The Soul in Library Leadership Chapter 3 2. Ancient, Contemporary, Critical, Feminist and Alternative Leadership Chapter 4 3. Bison in the Storm: Leaders and Leadership Qualities Chapter 5 4. How a Garden Grows: Nurturing Leadership through Educational Institutes Chapter 6 5. And What of You and Me: Leading with Soul in the Workplace Part 7 References Part 8 About the Author
PortraitDonna Brockmeyer is the Library Director at St. Thomas More College at the University of Saskatchewan.
Pressestimmen...takes a varied and dynamic look at library leadership...This is a highly recommended book for all librarians. Info Career Trends This book offers librarians an interesting and thought provoking perspective on our profession and on what makes a great leader. Highly recommended for all libraries. Public Libraries, May/June 2007 ...universally relevant, illuminating, informative and helpful... Library Management, Vol. 27, No. 9 (2006) thoughtfully written and thought provoking. The Canadian Journal Of Library and Information Practice and Res Brockmeyer considers the practice of library leadership from a variety of perspectives. Some of the models of leadership she examines include ancient, contemporary, critical, feminist, and alternative. She also presents the personal stories of nine library leaders describing their own personal and professional development. Brockmeyer is the director of the Shannon Library at St. Thomas More College at the U. of Saskatchewan, Canada. The volume is based upon her doctoral dissertation. Reference and Research Book News
Untertitel: New. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: SCARECROW PRESS INC
Erscheinungsdatum: November 2005
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Notes from meeting 19th January 2012, 10:00- 12:30
Room 4, Dorford Centre, Dorchester
Paul McIntosh (da21) - Chair
Pete West (Dorset CC) – Secretary
Collette Drayson (Purbeck Environmental Action Team (PEAT) / Transition Purbeck)
Colin Somers (Marshwood Vale Energy Group)
Ali Cameron (Marshwood Vale Energy Group)
Tim Evans (Transition Sturminster)
Theresa McManus (Dorset Energy Efficiency Advice Centre- DEAC)
Richard Toft (Bridport RE Group)
John Tomblin (Weymouth Energy Efficiency Advice Centre)
Sally Cooke (Transition Town Dorchester)
Jon Bird (Dorset CC)
Vince Adams (Transition Sturminster)
Susan Anders (da21)
Judy Edwards (Transition Town Dorchester)
Celia Minoughan (Energy Saving Trust)
Maria Clarke (West Dorset Partnership)
Nigel Engbert (Sherborne Town Partnership)
1. Minutes from the last meeting and matters arising
The minutes were agreed as an accurate record. All actions have been completed. Pete West reported he has contacted Robin Wiltshire from the Building Research Establishment to set up a meeting with the Poole Tidal Energy Partnership to discuss potential co-operation on the sea water heat pump project.
2. Project and funding updates:
i) Bids to Local Energy Assessment Fund (LEAF) fund in Dorset (Transition Town Dorchester, DEAC, WEAC, and BREG)
Theresa McManus reported that the DEAC/ Poole Tidal Energy Partnership LEAF funding bid submitted in December has not been successful but the group intend to re-submit a revised bid in the second round by 23rd January.
Judy Edwards mentioned that Transition Town Dorchester has submitted a LEAF funding bid in the 2nd Round with da21 as the accountable body as the Transition Town Group is not legally constituted. The bid includes a survey and report on 4 typical hard to treat properties in Dorchester, a new section of the Sustainable Dorset website to host energy efficiency information for local households including local video case studies, a feasibility study to set up a Dorchester Energy Services Company and several local energy saving roadshows before the 31st March.
Richard Toft informed the group the Bridport Renewable Energy Group (BREG) LEAF funding application submitted in December has been successful. £18,000 has been awarded to purchase and assemble a proprietary micro AD system which will be installed and commissioned using cow manure and comfrey as feedstock. When full the micro AD system cannot be moved therefore the 2nd stage of the project is to build a cheaper mobile biogas plant based on recycled materials such as steel barrels. The mobile version could be used to supply gas for kitchens at events or installed at pubs or restaurants where food waste could be converted into biogas.
Bridport Energy Services Company (BESCo) are developing a number of potential commercially viable renewable energy projects including PV on community buildings, a woodfuel co-operative and an integrated food/ biogas project where gas could be used for food processing or heating greenhouses. They have submitted a first stage funding application to Chalk and Cheese.
ii) Update on European SEAC project (Pete West)
Pete West said details of the SEACS INTERREG funded project are available on the Community Energy section of the Sustainable Dorset website. The project can provide support to 8 community-based energy groups in Dorset, mainly on energy saving activities (e.g. including training, sharing information and free loan of 60 electricity use monitors). The project will run for 2 years from autumn 2011- autumn 2013. So far 5 community groups have joined the project (Transition Town Dorchester, Langton Matravers Parish Council, Weymouth Energy Advice Centre, Dorchester Quakers and Marshwood Energy Group. Activities are due to start in Feb/ March including use of video filming of energy saving in local households and thermal image surveys. A dedicated project website is now live www.seacs.info
iii)Communities Living Sustainably (Paul McIntosh / Pete West / Theresa McManus)
Paul McIntosh mentioned that Dorset Community Action is leading a Big Lottery funding bid
"Communities Living Sustainably" in partnership with da21, Dorset County Council, the Dorset Coast Forum and other partners. The bid needs to be submitted by the end of January and is based on developing exemplar sustainable communities in Dorchester and Bridport (eg local food, low carbon lifestyles, energy saving and renewable energy, behavioural change, climate change adaptation, etc.) 30 applications will be shortlisted and invited to submit 2nd stage applications by late June. 10 grants of up to £1m each are available to be spent over a period of 4-5 years.
3. Update on Feed-in Tariff (FiT) lobbying by DCC followed by discussion of implications for Community Energy (Pete West)
Pete West gave a short presentation on the current status of feed-in tariffs for solar PV. In summary, there was a huge surge in domestic PV installations immediately following the government announcement on 31st Oct 2011 of an unexpected 50% reduction in solar PV FITs from 10th December 2011. The tariff reduction implemented 2 weeks before the government's consultation on the reduction closed was judged by the High Court to be unlawful and is currently subject to an appeal to the Supreme Court. Regardless of the outcome of the appeal tariffs are due to be reduced from 3rd March (e.g. from 43p/ kWh to 21.5p/kWh for installations less than 4kW) The overall result is that any PV investment dependant on borrowing and repayment of capital and interest is likely to be commercially unviable for the foreseeable future unless a project secures additional private sector grant aid in addition to FIT income. As installation costs have reduced by 35% - 40% since FITs were introduced in April 2010 solar PV may still be commercially viable for community projects in cases where the capital investment is written off, i.e. local investors are willing to purchase income-only shares at a relatively low return. The capital investment in community projects is likely to be eligible for tax relief. There are currently 2 consultations on Feed-in tariffs including the proposed degression from Oct 2012 onwards and how community renewable energy projects should be treated. The consultations close in early April : http://www.decc.gov.uk/en/content/cms/meeting_energy/Renewable_ener/feedin_tariff/feedin_tariff.aspx
ACTION A pdf copy of the solar PV FITs presentation to be circulated with the minutes.
4. Communications: Update on the Energize Dorset project (Theresa / Vince)
Vince Adams and Theresa McManus updated on the Energise Dorset website. Vince said the website is currently being built and an early version may be launched in March at www.dorsetenergized.co.uk
The target audience is 20-45 year olds and the website will be focussed on lifestyle. It will provide a gateway to information on renewable energy technologies and contact details of local installers. The website will have a facility for supporters to sign up to receive news updates, etc. The project aims to set up a panel of specialist renewable energy advisors working on a voluntary basis. The project has received sponsorship from Nissan and a car dealership in Wincanton who are selling electric cars.
Vince Adams said that once the website is live it will be very useful if al members of the Community Sustainable Energy Group can help to promote it. Vince requested members to e mail him details of their press contacts.
5. Round Table Update
Sally Cooke said she is supporting an East Dorset Heritage Trust Open Homes event between 15th-30th September. It has been agreed that eco homes can be included in the event.
Ali Cameron mentioned that he will be filming some energy saving hints and tips from Dorchester households in March as part of the SEACS project. The Marshwood Energy Group is working with a local farmer Ross Dickinson to assist his project managing hedgerows to produce logs for the local market. He currently is storing logs from his own hedgerows in a barn on his farm. He has estimated 17 homes can be heated from hedgerow management on his own farm.
Collette Drayson mentioned that a member of PEAT Will Bond has installed a woodchip boiler heating his own country house and 14 cottages via a small district heating network. His company Alaska Environmental is currently appealing the East Stoke wind farm planning application for 4 wind turbines totalling 9.2 MW.
PEAT is also interested in working with West Dorset DC on a potential off-grid new low carbon housing development. The group are planning to visit the Threshold Centre co-housing development near Gillingham.
John Tomblin mentioned that the Weymouth Energy Advice Centre (WEAC) are planning to move their advice service to the Co-op shop in Littlemoor and are currently seeking more volunteers.
Tim Evans informed the group that a local sustainable energy network has been established, Stur Valley Energy. They are identifying an "energy champion" street, looking at opportunities for village scale biomass district heating and looking again at solar PV on Sturminster Newton High School following the cancellation of Dorset County Council's solar PV programme on schools which is commercially unviable at the reduced FIT rates based on borrowing and repayment of capital and interest.
ACTION: Pete West to put Tim Evans in touch with Andrew Lawton, an ex-Arup employee living in East Dorset and currently looking for pilot village scale biomass district heating sites. Pete West also to circulate a copy of Andrew Lawton's proposal for biomass district heating.
6. Update of Terms of Reference
It was agreed to postpone the update to the Bournemouth, Dorset and Poole Community Sustainable Energy Group terms of reference to the next meeting.
7. Update on the B, D &P Renewable Energy Strategy – Pete West
Theresa McManus has co-ordinated a response to the Renewable Energy Strategy on behalf of the Community Sustainable Energy Group, in particular flagging up the unsustainability of imported biomass and biofuels, the need to consider energy efficiency in parallel to renewable energy and a need for a community energy support officer . Pete West said the final strategy for endorsement will be circulated in March and will include an aspirational target of 15 % of energy consumption in Bournemouth, Dorset and Poole from renewable energy by 2020. It has been assumed that half of this target will be achieved from renewable energy developments delivered by central government at the national level, such as offshore wind energy and imported biomass and biofuels for transport. The target will be for 7.5% of energy demand to be met from renewable energy in Dorset, particularly through schemes with local benefits in line with the overall aims of the Renewable Energy Strategy. This aspirational target represents a 7-fold increase in current levels of renewable energy deployment over the next 9 years. The final version of the Strategy and supporting documents such as the public opinion survey and Regen SW renewable energy resource assessment will be placed on the Dorset for You website.
8. Any other business and date of next meeting
It was agreed to hold 4 meetings of the Community Sustainable Energy Group per year. A date for the next meeting will be circulated several weeks in advance. Paul McIntosh will circulate details when finalised.


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