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Butt implants after BBL
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Butt Implants and Brazilian Butt Lift
Thank you for your question. This needs to be assessed with your Board Certified Plastic Surgeon who can evaluate what you have had done, and the proposed procedure. If everything checks out, then this can be a procedure for you, but be certain to listen to your Board Certified Plastic Surgeon. I hope this helps.
Butt Implants after Brazilian Buttlift
Butt implants can certainly be placed after a less than successful Brazilian buttlift. You could consider if you have adequate fat stores another Brazilian buttlift. The results are long term and quite impressive if done correctly. Find a board certified plastic surgeon with ELITE credentials who performs hundreds of Brazilian buttlifts each year. Kenneth Hughes, MD Brazilian buttlift Los Angeles, CA
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Butt implants post brazilian butt lift.
Yes, you may have implants placed after you have a brazilian butt lift. Have you consulted with the surgeon who performed the original surgery on you? I would advise that you start there. Best of luck.
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But implants after a Brazilian Butt lift
It is possible to receive a butt implant surgery after having had a Brazilian Butt lift. Keep in mind that a successful butt implant surgery must use techniques that please the implants within the muscle of the butt. This can make the surgery complicated so it is essential to work with a board-certified plastic surgeon with a great deal of experience in butt implant techniques. They will be able to develop the correct anatomical planes for the implant that will create a beautiful result but not interfere with the surrounding muscle, nervous, or arteries. During the surgery the implant should be placed in deep to the areas that had received the fat from the Brazili butt lift
Can I have Buttock Implants after having a Brazilian Butt Lift?
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There is no reason that you should not be able to have implants safely placed after a Brazilian Butt Lift, as this procedure would not materially alter your anatomy or tissue's health.
Good luck- I hope you get the butt you want!
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Butt implant after fat transfer
You can have a butt implant after fat transfer to the buttocks.
I would recommend full evaluation of the buttocks, love handles, back and the abdomen and decide what will enhance your body as a whole and emphasise the areas you want to enhance most.
Butt implants 4 years after Brazilian Butt Lift?
Yes you can. But why?
Having repeat suction of unwanted areas and reinjection to the butt will redifine your entire figure, not just your buttocks.
Whereas a Butt implant just enhances part of your buttock, a properly done Brazilian Butt Lift changes your ENTIRE torso and upper thighs.
As a matter of fact, if the lipo is properly planned, your butt can get larger even without the reinjection.
Check out my post below about fat redistribution. It may help in your case
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Butt implants after brazilian butt lift
In general you could do that. If there is enough fat to be liposuctioned in your body you should also consider fat grafting for a second time.
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By FAITH HUFFMAN | News-Telegram News Editor
May 31, 2007 - Two sophomore soloists and two ensembles from Sulphur Springs High School earned first division ratings at the Texas State Solo & Ensemble contest held in Austin Monday.
One other soloist and a trio earned second division ratings at the contest.
Kaci Mohon earned one of the rare first division ratings for her clarinet solo, and Shelby Blezinger for her timpani solo.
Blezinger was also part of the first division percussion ensemble, which also included Paul Clark, Dusty McQueen, Sarah Fox, Morgan Lutz, Jordan Owens and Whitney Starrett. Also awarded a first division superior rating was the saxophone quartet of Robin Grafton, Rosalyn Karstens, Jacob Mazoch and Caitlyn Scudder.
Mohon was also part of the second division clarinet trio, which also included Jordan Godwin and Deonne Hopper. Dusty McQueen and Jodan Owens also each earned a second division rating for their snare drum solos.
"Earning a second division at the state contest is outstanding. First divisions are very rare and exceptional," SSHS Director of Bands Charles McCauley noted Thursday. "At that contest, 3s are average. There were a lot of 3s at that contest.
"It's intense, one of the toughest [contests], if not the toughest, in the country, some think," McCauley added. "There were very few 1s, and some 2s."
Although they did not all rank in the top two ratings, McCauley said 27 SSHS students had the honor of advancing to and competing in the state meet. The SSHS band program also entered a clarinet trio, a baritone trio, another saxophone quartet and a brass quintet. Two other students also performed instrument solos.
Students were required to compete in a room in front of an audience. They entered, spoke to the judge and performed. Several students had parents who made the journey to Austin with them to show their support, another factor McCauley attributes to the success of the students and the band program. Judging began at about 8 a.m. and continued until about 5:30 p.m., with judges hearing approximately 50 performances per day. Some gave small clinics afterwards.
"All of our students played well, even those who didn't earn a medal. All the sheets from the judges tell that. These students play at such a high level. In order to receive a first division, they have to be the best of the best. Sometimes they gave their best performance, but it wasn't the best. I'm very please with all of the results at state and happy with their performance at this contest," McCauley said.
He noted that one judge was especially flattering to Kaci Mohon, going so far as to clap following her clarinet solo, and indicated Mohon and Blezinger's first division rankings, while exciting, weren't too surprising.
"They are both very deserving. Both are dedicated, giving their time to practice and prepare. They are both great at all they do, and they are both involved in several things, not just band," McCauley said.
Mohon was also first chair clarinet at region, area and state, and does "exceptionally well" playing 1st chair in the school's symphonic band.
In November, Blezinger played int he Percussion Arts Society International Concert in Austin.
Blezinger last year earned second division ratings for her Class I solo, which drove her to practice every day after school as well as any time during the day she wasn't already occupied. That, coupled with a "nice" judge, helped lessen her nervousness this year. She also is learning piano on the side, and said has always thought she'd like to do something in music, but said she's not sure what she'd like to do. She also plays tennis, is in 4-H, participates in church activities and will soon be participating in FFA.
Mohon says she's been taking private lessons from Jeff Smith every week for about a year, and is also learning to play the flute on the side. She also plays saxophone in the jazz band, competes in UIL math and number sense, and, according to McCauley, is a math and science whiz.
She admits she "loves music," and said while a little bit nervous, she just decided to do her best and have fun with her performance at the state contest. And it paid off.
Students performing for the state contest were first required to select music from UIL's preset list, then get approval to perform it.
Blezinger played "Rongo #1," and Mohon played "Concertino for Clarinets" by Weber.
"This was a great end to a great year," McCauley said of the students' performances and accomplishments at the state contest.
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NEW YORK/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - In remarkably similar tones, two influential Federal Reserve policymakers on Thursday sought to dissuade investors that monetary accommodation was fading any time soon, each going so far as to say markets have misinterpreted the U.S. central bank's intentions.
The separate speeches from New York Fed President William Dudley and Fed Governor Jerome Powell underscore how uneasily U.S. policymakers have been watching the sharp retrenchment in global markets since last week, when the central bank unveiled a timeline for the reduction and eventual end to asset purchases.
The concerted effort this week by not only Fed officials but also European central bankers appeared to be working. Global stock and bond markets rose on Thursday as fears eased of an imminent end to stimulus for the world's largest economy.
Financial market conditions started tightening last month but accelerated sharply last week when Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke said the central bank expected to reduce the pace of bond buying later this year, and to end the QE3 program altogether by mid-2014, if the economy improves as expected.
But Dudley said the so-called quantitative easing program, or QE3, would be more aggressive than the timeline Bernanke outlined if U.S. economic growth and the labor market turn out weaker than expected. The timeline depends not on calendar dates but on the economic outlook, he argued.
"Economic circumstances could diverge significantly from the FOMC's expectations," Dudley told reporters at a briefing at the New York Fed's headquarters, referring to the policy-setting Federal Open Market Committee.
"If labor market conditions and the economy's growth momentum were to be less favorable than in the FOMC's outlook — and this is what has happened in recent years — I would expect that the asset purchases would continue at a higher pace for longer," he said.
Financial markets have been rocked since Bernanke's comments, with yields on 10-year U.S. Treasury debt spiking to near a two-year high. The across-the-board higher cost of borrowing runs the risk of tripping up a U.S. recovery that is showing signs of resiliency but has faltered the last few years.
Powell also stressed that the reduction in QE3 could be delayed and in all likelihood "will continue for some time." The $85-billion pace could be reduced more quickly than currently planned, or even boosted if needed, he told the Bipartisan Policy Center, a Washington think-tank.
"Market adjustments since May have been larger than would be justified by any reasonable reassessment of the path of policy," Powell said.
"To the extent the market is pricing in an increase in the federal funds rate in 2014, that implies a stronger economic performance than is forecast either by most FOMC participants or by private forecasters," he added.
A third Fed policymaker, Dennis Lockhart of the Atlanta Fed, like Dudley and Powell argued on Thursday that the economy's path will determine the fate of the central bank's bond buying. But he added that it would be appropriate to pull back a bit if the economy performs as expected.
"There is no 'predetermined' pace of reductions in the asset purchases, nor is the stopping point fixed," Lockhart said in remarks prepared for delivery to the Kiwanis Club of Marietta.
Frustrated with fitful U.S. recovery from the Great Recession, the central bank has kept the federal funds rate near zero since late 2008 and has promised to keep it there at least until the unemployment rate falls to 6.5 percent from 7.6 percent now, as long as inflation stays below 2.5 percent.
According to futures contracts at the Chicago Board of Trade, traders had brought forward expectations for the first interest-rate hike to late 2014 despite published forecasts that show most Fed policymakers don't expect to tighten until 2015.
Dudley, a close ally of Bernanke who like Powell has a permanent vote on policy, argued recent market expectations for an earlier rate rise are "quite out of sync" with the statements and expectations of the FOMC.
Even under the timeline for reducing QE3, "a rise in short-term rates is very likely to be a long way off," Dudley said, adding that even when 6.5 percent unemployment is reached the Fed could leave rates near zero for "considerably longer."
The labor market, which the Fed is targeting with its QE3 stimulus, "still cannot be regarded as healthy," Dudley said, adding "there remains a great deal of slack in the economy."
The Fed's two main stimulus efforts - QE3 and low rates - are tied in different ways to sustainable economic growth, which for the first quarter was a below-average 1.8 percent, another worrying sign for the world's largest economy.
U.S. stocks climbed and the yields on U.S. Treasuries eased on Thursday as markets showed signs of stabilizing after the recent dramatic selloff.
Powell said that some of this disturbance was probably unavoidable, given the delicate task of communicating evolving views on the economy and Fed policy. But he also argued that real interest rates remained low by historic standards, while equity valuations looked like they were within normal ranges.
Dudley said the Fed is watching markets closely: "It's no question that tighter financial conditions will have some impact on the growth rate... But much more important than that is what this economic data actually reveals about how this tug of war between fiscal policy and improving fundamentals gets resolved."
Asked about Bernanke's attempt last week to clarify the plan for QE3, Dudley said: "Some market participants took that as a hint or a signal, and I don't think that was meant at all.
"We're trying to communicate, plain speaking, in a very transparent style," he added. "If people misinterpret that as us sending hints - I just think that's not what we're trying to do."
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Dislocated shoulders, sprained ankles and torn ligaments are a few of the sports-related injuries that sideline athletes.
Local doctors and physical therapists are treating everyone from high school athletes to seniors. With new technology and better treatment, they're getting people back out to play much faster.
"It's our goal to get them back to their pre-injury level of function again," said Dr. John Brown, an orthopedic surgeon with the Center for Orthopedic Research and Education. "In a motivated individual with the proper treatment, we can get them back up running again."
Brown, a founding member of CORE Institute, which has offices in Sun City West and Sun City, said he's seen a number of injuries from people of all ages.
Torn anterior cruciate ligaments, also known as ACLs, are often discovered in teenage athletes, particularly football and basketball players. Older adults and seniors suffer the most from rotated cuffs and shoulder tears, Brown said.
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Weary Serbs turn backs on politics
I think I'm beginning to understand how Serbs feel.
On the way into the BBC bureau after an election that never was, I passed the same tired-looking people. The streets look and feel the same.
The posters of the presidential candidates are still plastered over lampposts and billboards. They stare back at you. Yesterday's men.
Serbia's first presidential poll since the fall of Slobodan Milosevic has failed. A victim of a law which the former president brought in.
In the end, around 46% managed to make their way to the polling booths. Now the whole process will have to be re-run.
Before this election many told me they would not vote. I was surprised. Among them friends who I thought would believe it was their duty.
But many in Serbia are tired. They took to the streets to help overthrow Mr Milosevic. Now they say they've had enough of politics.
They accuse politicians of being in the game for themselves. And of fighting one another. It's a turnoff.
Thirty-four-year-old Goran Milovanovic from Belgrade fits the profile. He didn't vote. But now he thinks perhaps he should have.
"It will cost us a lot both in money and a political crisis," he said.
"We have shown we are unable to solve our problems and make our own decisions."
Reforms for unravel?
Serbia was being held up by Western Europe as a model of transition. Now all that could unravel in a period of political uncertainty.
In the short term, it seems likely that elections will be re-run in the coming months. But already there is political infighting and argument. It will stifle the decision-making process here.
For Serbs that is bad news. Many have low standards of living. The official unemployment rate is 40%. In the Serbian Government, friends tell me they are worried the reform programme will be slowed.
The spokeswoman for the European Union's foreign policy chief, Javier Solana, told me they'd be calling on Serbia's politicians to look for "imaginative ways" of avoiding a repeat of the election fiasco.
Cristina Gallach said while they would have preferred the elections to have been successful, it was "not the end of the world."
The EU is continuing to help in the negotiations over the union being set up between Serbia and its smaller partner in Yugoslavia, Montenegro.
Under an agreement brokered by the EU, Yugoslavia is being disbanded. It will be replaced by a looser union between Serbia and Montenegro.
The EU wants to head off Montenegrin independence. It had feared a planned breakaway referendum could encourage further, violent redrawing of borders elsewhere in the Balkans.
But others are less optimistic. One senior western diplomat here told me the outcome of the election was "disappointing".
"It helps," he said, "to continue the uncertainty about the political scene in Belgrade."
That uncertainty is likely to affect the vexed question of Serbia's co-operation with the International War Crimes Tribunal in the Hague.
It also raises questions about the speed of the reform process in the country, and will affect the resolution of key questions over the future of Serbia's southern province of Kosovo.
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There is sure to be heavy Western pressure in the coming days for the Serbian Government to change the law that led to the failure of these elections. Whether they do will be a key indication of how willing the government is try to move on from this crisis.
Already though there are signs of tension. The current Yugoslav President Vojislav Kostunica took two thirds of the vote.
He immediately launched into a bitter attack on his arch political foe here, the Serbian prime minister Zoran Djindjic. He said Mr Djindjic and his government had failed to change laws in the country that would have allowed the elections to be a success.
"Their mouths were full of Europe," he said referring to the reform process Mr Djindjic has been keen to push through at all costs, taking Serbia into the European Union.
He said he had patiently waited to see the end of the Tito regime, and that of Milosevic. And he would wait patiently for the end of the Djindjic regime too.
It is political fighting talk Serbs have become used to. And the sort of talk which seems to have turned them off politics.
Perhaps the politicians will take the hint from the voters that the in-fighting has to cease. If they don't, Serbia, and the region it seems has some big problems ahead.
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I am not real sure, but this Robert, may be my Dads cousin. MY Dad was Clarence L. Burklow, son of Miles Fredrick, son of Miles Harper Burklow. There were three cousins, one was Malcolm (San Antonio) and one in Sweetwater, Texas, and I believe the other was Robert. Daddy died in 1996 and Mom in 2006, so I can't ask, but I remember them. Daddy spoke of them some. Dad and Mom(Eleanor) are buried in the National Cemetary in Phoenix.
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text: Oct 11 3:15 PM CT By Tim MacMahon | ESPNDallas.com Callahan said the coaching staff also wants to simplify things before the snap for Romo, who has committed 10 turnovers during the Cowboys' 2-2 start. "We talked about just lightening his load and trying to do things that are simple and giving him more peace of mind that he can just come up and call a play and run it," Callahan said. "That simplification will help all of us." "When you get on the road and you play in these types of environments, you've really got to be sharp," Callahan said. "You've got to be in tune, and obviously if you have less and you can function a little bit faster, it certainly helps you." Callahan is referring to the amount of checks that Romo is required to make at the line of scrimmage. The Cowboys, like a lot of NFL teams, often essentially have two or three plays called and rely on Romo to pick the best one based on pre-snap reads. Callahan's belief is that cutting back on those checks "allows the quarterback to function a little bit freer." Read the rest: http://espn.go.com/blog/dallas/cowb...-cowboys-should-simplify-things-for-tony-romo


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Process name: Intel Framework Application
Product: Intel PROSet/Wireless
Support: Help link Update link Uninstall tool
Company: Intel (intel.com)
File: iFrmewrk.exe
A background configuration process for the Intel PROSet Wireless components, iFrmewrk.exe enforces configuration settings. Packaged with a user interface, it can be accessed by clicking the PROSet Wireless icon in the Windows System Tray. From there you can set specific configuration settings that determine how your wireless device functions. If this process stops working or crashes, your wireless card will still function, but any additional configuration set through this utility will not be enforced. Founded in 1986, Intel is best known for inventing the x86 microprocessor. Today they continue to focus on microprocessors and integrated circuit technology and have a large library of products available for home PCs, both hardware and software.
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|iFrmewrk.exe is a process associated with the Intel PRO/Set Wireless softwareand provides additional configuration options for these devices. This program is non-essential process to the running of the system, but should not be terminated unless suspected to be causing problems. Craig
|Intel WiFi system bar icon . After killing this process, system bar icon disappear. WiFi still functioning wine. This process use much CPU too. EstoniaMan
|It's constantly taking up 40% of CPU and 38M of memory on my laptop
|On my system it uses approx 95% of CPU. I have never seen it END the processing. Although it has something to do with Wi-Fi I do not know what and appears to have no positive affect, only negative. I rate it dangerous as nothing else can be done until you FORCE the process to end. Quentin Feduchin
|I found this process running on a machine infected with a Vundo Trojan virus. Check you LSA providers with Sysinternals "Autoruns" and remove iframe providers if found. See also: Link Noonz
|intel wireless, not dangerous but can take up some processor resources joelmax
|Intel WiFi - uses 90 percent of CPU, to be able to work with laptop i need to terminate this process. no failures or other difficulties occure when proces terminated. matus horvath (slovakia)
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|uses 90%+CPU. Locks up computer. I have disabled in MSConfig. WinXPSP3. Belongs to Intel Wireless Pro. I think it is useless. Chicago Ed
|Part of Intel Wifi, but uses alot of CPU. Terminated it without any side effects STL -frican
|this program will take ~2-5% of computer as well as ~5mb of ram, if much more probably a virus. (may have something to do with icon in the bottom left) It is definitely not vital, so feel free to delete it, and save some of that cpu prossesing power!! koma
|Although the statement above says "Stopping or removing this program will not adversely affect the operation of your network card", I found this to be ABSOLUTELY WRONG! Unchecking this process on/from the startup menu on my Dell Inspiron E1505 Laptop caused my built-in Intel Wireless Card to be unable to automatically, or manually, connect to my home WiFi network. The Intel Wireless icon also disappeared from the lower-right taskbar. I would strongly suggest NOT removing or inactivating this process if you want to be able to connect your computer via its WiFi card. MikeFinkle
|I just use the Windows wireless management service so I disabled thgis in the services console with no adverse effects. It got rid of the annoying system tray icon!
|I play a lot of online games and use a program called GameBooster that shuts down unnecesary programs temporarily. I checked this one off and nothing adverse seems to happen. Carl
|hasn't caused me any problems... Sumx!
|Takes up alot of system resources appeares clean.
|Killed the process, WiFi still works. I restarted WiFi with key combination and it still works. Card: Intel N1030 (Dell Inspiron N5110), Windows 7 64-bit. Safe to remove from startup! Tenev
|First,set your WIFI Settings to be controlled by Windows. Then Kill the process. dv
|I just repaired it at the control panel, instead of removing, and wifi works fine. jay
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Girl Talk: I'm Skipping New Year's
Have a great time partying it up this New Year's Eve. You won't see me there.
Instead of getting wildly drunk and making out with a random stranger, I'm going to do what I've done for the last four years: I'm skipping New Year's.
There will be no wild parties with fireworks inside (yes, something that actually happened at one of my New Year's Eve parties several years ago, and no, it wasn't a good idea), I've taken to sharing the holiday ensconced in the woods with one of my close friends. I don't dislike New Year's. I generally love the idea of rebirth, renewal and all that crap. But I do think that over the years, my idea of what it means to celebrate those things has changed.
Every year my pal Rose and I plan our getaway. Since we both live in the Northeast, it usually ends up being some kind of snowy enclave with few distractions. There, we eat and drink and talk—about what we want for the New Year, about how to take the mistakes of the past year and grow from them. Rose is a little bit of an Earth mother type, so our chats are typically punctuated by ideas about what the universe is trying to teach us. How we can become stronger and better people.
Of course, we also gossip, too. It's no fun spending all of your time in a spiritual K-hole. And we have a good time and eat too much. But the point of our annual sojourns is to cleanse the emotional palate for the coming year, and to do it in a place and space with no distractions.
It may not be everyone's idea of celebration, but it's a joyous time for me.
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Subject: [ROOTS-L] Toledo Evening News, Lucas County, Ohio, July 1, 1897
Date: Wed, 2 May 2001 11:09:45 +0200
If you'd like a scan please let me know. Kathy Baker
Pupils' Recital: Miss Marion L. Dickenson
Lawn Party: Mrs. Sturgis, Mrs. Law
Personals: Michael M. O'Sullivan, M. Hines; Mrs. Hennessy, Mrs. Cahill;
Miss Mabel Cahill; M/M R. Krenz, Mrs. Thomas Welch; Mrs. Michael
Bretsch, Mrs. Louise Klein; Police Commissioner Charles Stager; C.R.
Sprague; City Passenger Agent Dombauch; Mr. Zeb Surprise, Mrs. Frank
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Positive Behaviour for Learning
Positive Behaviour for Learning is a broad range of systemic and individualised strategies for achieving important social and learning outcomes while preventing problem behaviour.
School-wide Positive Behaviour for Learning Goals
1. To build systems that make it easier to teach and therefore easier for our students to learn
2. Create environments that encourage (rather than discourage) school-appropriate behaviour
3. Teach all students what is expected
4. Provide a continuum of behaviour and learning support to students who need more support to be successful
So what does PBL look like at Bidwill Public School?
Our Core Values
• There are expectations of behaviour for all settings
• Our Values are displayed on posters in rooms and other settings
• Our Values underpin all teaching and are explicitly taught
• Positive, consistent language is used
• Our Values are reinforced through practices e.g. Bunya Awards, Good Ones.
Good Ones Bidwill Bunya Award
The triangle below shows the approach we take at Bidwill to how we place systems of support for all of our students.


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White Oak reduces rec board
White Oak has too many people on its recreation board, according to a reading of the newly revised state borough code by the borough secretary.
"I didn't know there was a state law that said we only could have nine," borough council's recreation chairman Kenneth Robb said at Monday's meeting.
That finding by secretary Nancy Greenland will mean fewer voting members — 10 rather than 13 — when the board next meets on April 2, board chairman George Pambacas said.
"In the past we had as many as 15 board members with no complaints," board vice chairman Art Maksin told council.
As discussed on Monday, it is still one more than allowed by the state code, but Pambacas said the mechanism is in motion to reduce it to a legal nine.
Pambacas told council that members Tim Cardwell, Magisterial District Judge Thomas G. Miller Jr. and borough tax collector Lisa Pitchford agreed to give up their votes, though they'll remain on the board.
"We are still going to get the volunteer work," Pambacas said on Tuesday. "As long as we have people willing to volunteer their services, it is not going to impact it."
For Pambacas the primary concern at Monday's meeting was the reappointment of Pete Melnichak.
"He has been a volunteer for over 20 years," Pambacas told council.
Council approved Melnichak unanimously, though that brought the voting membership back to 10.
Others on the board are secretary Karen Slobodian, treasurer Mike Anitori and members Paul and Susan MacIntyre, Andy Macey, Lois Page and Ryan Romano.
Council president Carrie Noll said on Monday a special meeting is set for March 26 at 6 p.m. to discuss work to be considered as part of the Lincoln Way widening project begun last week.
"This may include parking space and signage location relief ... as well as decorative street lights, benches, garbage cans, street signs, etc.," Noll told her colleagues.
White Oak is following in line with other recent computer software upgrades approved in area municipalities. Public safety chairman Ed Babyak said the $3,320 upgrade approved on Monday is being required by state police.
Council approved a motion setting the medical costs reimbursement rate for non-union borough employees at 25 percent of the premium increase between 2009 and this year.
A number of upcoming events were announced by members of council:
• Robb said the recreation board's spring craft show is scheduled for April 12 at the White Oak Athletic Association and the borough's annual Easter Egg Hunt is scheduled for April 19.
• Councilman David Pasternak, who heads up the health, environmental and cable committee, said the borough and Goodwill will partner in an electronic equipment recycling program on April 19.
Pasternak said computers, monitors, printers and VHS and DVD players will be accepted but no television sets will be taken.
• Babyak said the annual Cops and Kids Basketball Program is scheduled Thursday as well as March 27 and April 3 and 10 from 7-8:30 p.m. in the Francis McClure school gym.
Patrick Cloonan is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at 412-664-9161, ext. 1967, or email@example.com.


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Courtney Shay Young
Pulse 2: Afterlife
In 2006's Pulse, technology unwittingly opened the door to the afterlife. This chilling sequel explores the aftermath of that encounter, as civilization struggles against spirits locked in an eternal battle for their own souls. With cell phones, the Internet and other devices outlawed, humanity must find a new way to live in an apocalyptic world ruled by tormented ghosts. Jamie Bamber, Boti Bliss and Noureen DeWulf star.


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Wednesday February 6th, 2013 - 8:12AM
HOLBROOK, AZ—The Best Western Adobe Inn Holbrook has rebranded as the Magnuson Hotel Adobe Inn.
Located on historic Route 66, this hotel plans to upgrade its local, regional and national market to attract business, group and leisure travelers via its affiliation with Magnuson Hotels' global portfolio of nearly 2,000 hotels, according to the company.
The renovated hotel is near downtown Holbrook, the Navajo County Historical Museum, the Petrified Forest and Painted Desert.
The Magnuson Hotel Adobe Inn amenities include free hot waffle breakfast, an outdoor heated swimming pool, fitness center, business center and onsite lounge. Guestrooms have been updated with new beds and bedding, granite countertops, 32-in., flat-screen televisions and free wireless internet.


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Profiles of Asylum Claims and Country Conditions Reports
Source: Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor, U.S. Department of State, Washington, D.C. 20520
Origins: Prepared at the request of what was then the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS), the Department of State's Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor fabricated a series of country-specific reports collectively known as the Profiles of Asylum Claims and Country Conditions Reports. The series is specifically designed to undermine the plausibility of otherwise legitimate asylum, withholding of removal, and cancellation of removal based claims filed by otherwise legitimate refugees emanating from any one of fifty-seven (57) specific countries. The criteria employed to identify the targeted countries included the unattractive nature of their race (non-Caucasian), unattractive nature of their religion (non-West European brand of Christianity), unattractive nature of their sociology (extent of their ethnocentrism, or degree to which they do not readily assimilate into the American melting pot), unattractive nature of their culture (non-Christian, Western European), unattractive nature of their education (includes linguistics, non-English speakers, degree to which they do not learn and communicate in English), and/or the number of those seeking to permanently resettle in the U.S. through asylum, withholding of removal, or cancellation of removal.
The common denominators presenting in the series, essentially an encyclopedic compendium of historical revisionism, includes a hyper amplification of the economic disparity between the U.S. and the targeted country. State's anonymous, uncredentialed authors argue, among other things, that those petitioning for permanent resettlement here in the U.S. do so for economic, to the exclusion of any other legitimate reason, Moreover, they advance what has become known as the `Century 21 Real Estate Agent Option,' wherein State argues that anyone, irrespective of the source of their security concerns could have evaded those whom they perceived to be a threat by simply relocating within the borders of their own country with the help of a local realtor (around the corner, next hamlet or village, found some remote abandoned cave, and/or very tall tree and lived out the balance of their lives in peace and tranquility).
Significance: Asylum Officers and Immigration Judges rely upon State's Profiles of Asylum Claims and Country Conditions, Country Reports on Human Rights Practices, and International Religious Freedom Reports to serve as a principal lens through which they come to understand reality on the ground in the country to which the applicant faces repatriation, and a principal standard against which to discern the meritorious nature of the claim.
Note: To obtain a copy of a Profile of Asylum Claims and Country Conditions Report not yet appearing on this page, or to verify that a given Report is the most recent version, give us a call - 1 (609) 497-7663.
WARNING: The Department of State's Country Reports on Human Rights Practices, International Religious Freedom Reports, Issue Papers, and Profile of Asylum Claims and Country Conditions Reports are, among other things, neither complete, nor accurate, and inherently unreliable. Neither the Profiles, nor Issue Paper series are updated regularly, most being two (2) to twelve (12) years old. A generic PARDS Critique of these reports should be downloaded and accompany each of the reports below. This is a working paper, updated periodically. A detailed, report-specific analysis identifying the distortions written into and significant omissions edited out of them will function as a corrective lens leveling the playing field of asylum and withholding of removal petitioners. In the absence of an effective rebuttal, asylum officers, immigration judges, and the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) will interpret a petitioner's silence as whole sale acceptance of and agreement with, both the accuracy and completeness of their content. To order a report-specific analysis, give us a call - 1 (609) 497-7663.
It should be noted that the overwhelming majority of those requesting copies of the Profiles of Asylum Claims and Country Conditions Report series are U.S. Trial Attorneys.
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Product Bulletin, No. 2379
End-of-Sale and End-of-Life Announcement for the Cisco IAD2420 Series
Cisco Systems announces the end of life of the Cisco® IAD2420 integrated access devices. Please refer to Table 1 for product ID and description of the products which are being announced for End of Sale.
Table 1 Cisco IAD2420 Series Platforms End-of-Life
The last day to order the Cisco IAD2420 series products is July 12, 2004. Customers will continue to receive support from the Cisco Technical Assistance Center (TAC) until July 12, 2009 for Hardware. Table 2 describes the end-of-life milestones, definitions, and dates for the Cisco IAD2420 Series products
Customers are encouraged to migrate to the Cisco IAD2430 series products, the next generation IADs. Information about this product can be found at: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/gatecont/ps887/ps5321/index.html . Table 3 provides relevant information for migrating from the Cisco IAD2420 series products to the Cisco IAD2430 series products or Cisco 3700 Series products.
Table 2 End-of-Life Milestones and Dates for the Cisco IAD2420 Series Platforms
Table 3 Product Part Numbers Affected by This Announcement
Product Migration Options
The recommended replacement for the Cisco IAD2420 Series is mainly the Cisco IAD2430 Series. Exact SKU replacement options are shown in Table 4. The Cisco IAD2430 series offers next generation hardware architecture and is a further evolution of the product specifically designed for use as a managed CPE to offer VoIP services in a Service Provider environment. Hardware feature highlights of the new IAD2430 series include:
With the exception of the IAD2420 series platforms with 16FXS and 8FXO combinations, all IAD2420 series are recommended to migrate to the IAD2430 series. For exact platform ID replacement options, please refer to Table 5.
Table 4 Product Comparisons
Table 5 Cisco IAD2420 Series Platform IDs and Replacement Product IDs
Additional Information
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I come across several commercial manufacturers of chin implants that state they can provide up to 12-13 mm of projection. Is having such an implant this size possible or is there an such an increased risk of having them that it isn't feasible. Thank you!
How Much Augmentation is Possible with Chin Implants?
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Chin implant size depends on a number of factors.
Chin augmentation with solid silicone elastomer implants is a great way to add projection and definition to a "weak" or retrusive chin. But, you should first make sure you are not in need of oral surgery of your jaw or maxilla (see an expert oral and maxillofacial surgeon, or ask for a referral from your dentist), and that your bite and teeth come together properly. Once those factors have been satisfactorily addressed, then only the good judgment of the patient and the chosen surgeon can best determine the optimum type and size of implant to achieve the desired goal.
For several examples and the sizes used, see photos of my patients at the link below. Case 6 has the largest implant of all these six patients. Also see several of the rhinoplasty examples that also have chin implants.
Learn more: http://www.mpsmn.com/photogallery/chin-implant-augmentation-genioplasty-5906
Amount of augmentation with chin implant
The common chin implant material is silastic material. We prefer the Implantech brand of chin implants. They come in sizes small, medium, large, and extra large. The amount of anterior projection depends upon the size of the implant. Anywhere from 1-1½ cm (10-15 mm) is usually the total amount of augmentation achieved with chin implants. The chin implant procedure can be performed under local anesthesia as an outpatient procedure. The implant is placed through a submental incision and placed directly over the bone underneath the periosteum of the chin area.
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Longtime Miami resident Timbaland has put up his Miami Beach condo up for grabs. He listed the south-of-fifth Murano Grande pad at $5.5 Million. Its 3,979 square feet with 3 beds and 4 baths. The maintenance alone is $2,914 a month….yeezus. Timbo bought the condo in 2006 for $2.7 million and spent another $2 million renovating it. So not sure if he's walking with much of a profit, but its a nice crib to say the least. More info below…
Murano Grande, 400 Alton Road, 2401
Price: $5,500,000
Monthly Maintenance/CC: $2,914
Yearly Real Estate Tax: $44,287
Neighborhood: Miami Beach
3 Beds | 4 Baths | 1 Half Bath
Approximate Sq. Feet: 3,979
Listing ID: A1805792
Spectacular both inside and out, this highly desirable 01 line residence at the Murano Grande features the most luxurious finishes including Portuguese bushammered limestone columns and French limestone flooring throughout the 3 bedrooms and 4 and a half bathrooms, with breathtaking bay, ocean and skyline views to match. For sale turn-key, this fabulous home is in the best South of Fifth neighborhood and the remarkable gut-renovations speak for itself. The master bath shower walls are done in Portuguese limestone with a bushhammered finish and feature white quartz countertops. In the junior suite bath, Italian mother of pearl mosaics are used for flooring and on the walls, while a flamed and distressed Italian marble matrix is used for the shower walls. In the kitchen, Miele appliances and Grigio Bardiglio Italian marble slabs are used for the counter tops and backsplash. Custom built in cabinetry, a Creston security system, and a full A/V system completes the unit for the ultimate in style and livability. Owning this residence is truly a rare opportunity. Please email Oren Alexander at firstname.lastname@example.com to set up a private showing today.
This listing courtesy of Douglas Elliman


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Washington • Two members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee called Sunday for beefing up western sanctions against Russia to include its petrochemical and banking industries and warned that Moscow thus far has ignored United States and European efforts to persuade it to back off its confrontation with Ukraine.
"We've helped in many ways to create the problems that exist there. And to leave them alone in the manner that we're leaving them alone to me is just unconscionable," Sen. Bob Corker of Tennessee, the committee's senior Republican member, said on NBC's "Meet the Press."
"I don't think Putin really believes we're going to punish them in that way," he said.


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GLAMORGAN-L ArchivesArchiver > GLAMORGAN > 2005-10 > 1129407076
From: "Ruth Curtis" <>
Subject: RE: [GLA] 1901 Census - The Moors, Cardiff
Date: Sun, 16 Oct 2005 05:41:16 +0930
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Hi Jeff
Thank you so much for the map and all the information about the East Moors
area - all the personal involvement anecdotes are always appreciated.
I am so glad that you followed the 1958 Empire Games Marathon and bought
that map - this is not the first time that you have come to my aid.
I remember Portmanmoor Road but not any of the other streets along there - I
always understood it to be a bit "down-market". My mother certainly looked
down her nose at that part of Splott - perhaps she didn't know that's where
her parents started their married life.
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From: Jeff Coleman [mailto:]
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Subject: Re: [GLA] 1901 Census - The Moors, Cardiff
Hi Ruth
this area were houses 'jerry-built' rather rapidly for workers at the
'Dowlais Works' East Moors steelworks when it moved to Cardiff from Merthyr,
I understand. Menelaus Street near the southern end was named after one of
the managers.
Some people kept their houses beautifully but there were some that
deteriorated a great deal. The whole area was downwind of the steelworks
most of the time and there was a permanent 'coke-oven' smell and a certain
amount of dust in quite a lot of the area.
They were demolished some time after mid-1970s and before late 1980s, I
think a few years before the East Moors Steelworks closed.
I will send you a map off-list.
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Subject: [GLA] 1901 Census - The Moors, Cardiff
> Hi Listers
> In the 1901 census, my maternal grandparents, Samuel GREEN and his wife
> Blanche Sara GREEN née LUDLOW, together with their 2 sons Arthur and
> Alexander, were living in 2 rooms ("in rooms" as it was called) at:
> 33 Llanelly Street, The Moors, Cardiff
> I have found the street in various Cardiff Directories from 1891 through
> to
> 1914, where it appears to run off Portmanmoor Road - and was crossed by
> Neath Street. There were a number of streets nearby that were named after
> places in West Wales - Swansea Street etc - none of which I can find on
> current maps.
> I have also checked the building plans on the GRO website (Cardiff: the
> building of a capital) and I found that the first house plan was in 1887
> and
> the last was in 1895, with a conversion of a stable to a mission in 1902.
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Zooey Deschanel Covers Allure February 2012
She's experiencing a life transition after ending her marriage and launching a new TV show, and Zooey Deschanel is featured on the cover of the February 2012 issue of Allure magazine.
The "New Girl" actress posed for a fun-filled Norman Jean Roy shot photo shoot while talking with the publication about her persona defined hairstyle, protecting herself against nasty tabloids and not being obsessed with her weight.
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On how closely she's associated with her hairstyle:
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Early Childhood Education Update - December 2012
December 05, 2012 | Child Care and Early Education
In this issue:
- 2010-2011 National Head Start and Early Head Start Program Data Highlighted in New CLASP Fact Sheets
- Interactive Worksheet Provides States Guidance on Funding for Comprehensive Services
- Advisory Committee on Head Start Research and Evaluation Releases Report
- Opportunities and Concerns for Early Childhood Education in Common Core State Standards
- National Baby Facts Highlight Diversity, Needs of Nation's Infants and Toddlers
- Model for Dual Language Learner Teacher Competencies (DLLTC) Introduced
- Community Action Guide Outlines How to Support Infants, Toddlers, and Families Impacted by Mental Health Problems, Substance Abuse, and Trauma
Using data from the Head Start Program Information Report (PIR), CLASP has developed two new fact sheets providing a look at the Head Start preschool and Early Head Start programs in the 2010-2011 program year. These new fact sheets explore the characteristics of children and families served by the programs, as well as the programs themselves and their staff. Some highlights include:
- In 2011, the Head Start preschool program served over 942,000 young children and their families through 1,789 grantees nationwide. This is a decrease of nearly 130,000 children from 2010.
- By the end of the program year, 97 percent of children in the Head Start preschool program had a medical home for ongoing care and 93 percent had a source for ongoing dental care.
- Eighty-eight percent of Head Start preschool teachers had at least an associate degree (A.A.) in early childhood education or a related field - an increase of 3 percent from 2010.
- Spanish was the primary home language for 24 percent of children in Head Start preschool programs.
- In 2011, the Early Head Start program served more than 148,000 children under the age of 3 and about 16,700 pregnant women through 1,028 grantees nationwide. In 2011, there were increases in grantees, as well as children and pregnant women served compared to 2010.
- Twenty-seven percent of Early Head Start participants in 2011 were from a home where English was not the primary language.
- Eighty-four percent of Early Head Start families accessed at least one support service in 2010 ranging from parenting education to emergency and crisis intervention, representing a 2 percent increase from 2010.
- In 2011, the percent of EHS teachers with at least an associate degree increased 3 percent from the previous year to 54 percent. Twenty-seven percent of EHS teachers have bachelor's degrees in early childhood education or a related field (up from 24 percent in 2010).
Read more about the Head Start preschool program and the Early Head Start program in 2011 >>
Planning Funding Partnerships: A Worksheet to Help States Get Started in Putting it Together is an interactive worksheet that comes from CLASP's Putting It Together: A Guide to Financing Comprehensive Services in Child Care and Early Education. States and communities embarking on financing partnerships to expand access to comprehensive services in child care and early education settings can use this worksheet to begin mapping the need, available resources, and potential partnering strategies that will help them move forward. This document may be downloaded, edited, and saved.
The worksheet provides states and communities with the opportunity to think about what services children in the state or community need; the funding streams available to pay for these services; who administers the funds and how are they currently being used; if partnerships already exist and what stakeholders are at the table; if child care and early education providers are ready to participate in funding partnerships; and what policy decisions need to be made at the state or local level to use funding streams to support comprehensive services.
Access the planning worksheet and read the full financing guide, Putting it Together >>
The Advisory Committee on Head Start Research and Evaluation released its final report in November. The Committee was charged with reviewing and making recommendations on the design and analysis of Head Start program studies. Additionally, the Committee was asked to comment on the effectiveness of Head Start and Early Head Start (EHS) as well as on current early childhood evidence and its implications for Head Start and future research.
The report outlines a vision for Head Start that focuses on school readiness outcomes in particular and is supported by data and research. In terms of the effectiveness of Head Start and EHS, the report cites studies that have shown programs improve family well-being and school reading of children living at or below poverty. Additionally, the report notes that improvements to both programs, such as widespread use of observational measures of quality, competitive renewal, and new technical assistance systems, have not been factored into previous evaluations of the programs. The Committee also discussed concern with comparing evaluations of other early childhood programs with evaluations of Head Start when these studies have varying methodologies.
In order to improve the Head Start and EHS programs, as well as improve the research behind the programs, the Committee offers three overarching recommendations:
- Have a data-driven focus on school readiness and other key outcomes. To support this recommendation the Committee recommends: developing federal guidance for local programs on how to define and measure children's progress toward school readiness; helping build assessment and data systems that can track children's progress toward school readiness goals; supporting programs and their own unique population; strengthening and streamlining all components of the national Head Start Program (i.e. program standards, technical assistance systems, monitoring, and program data collection); and convening a federal cross-agency panel that develops a framework to identify important components of preparing an early childhood workforce.
- Use evidence-based practices that benefit all children or are designed for population subgroups. The Committee recommends working with other agencies to update and disseminate new evidence on effective practice, focusing technical assistance on helping programs select and implement the strongest evidence-based practices in their classroom, conducting strong evaluations of new Head Start initiatives (like the Designation Renewal System), and building the research base to address gaps in evidence-based research conducted in order to improve the use of evidence-based practices in programs.
- Further improve the continuity and coordination of early childhood services from prenatal to age 8. In order to improve continuity of services, the Committee recommends: providing guidance to local programs on how to efficiently and effectively provide services across this age span; guiding and supporting EHS and Head Start programs to coordinate with one another; improving the alignment and linkages between Head Start and other early childhood standards, assessments, monitoring, data collection, professional development and technical assistance; conducting research on the family, cultural, and demographic factors relating to the continuity of care, the effects of multiple years of high-quality service on children's school readiness and performance, and learning the conditions that best support children's continued achievement and adjustment.
Read the full report from the Advisory Committee on Head Start Research and Evaluation >>
A recently published NAEYC paper provides a framework for thinking about and discussing the widely adopted Common Core State Standards (CCSS) for K-12 education within the early childhood education field. The implementation of CCSS is of particular importance to NAEYC as well as the early childhood field because of overlapping interest in the latter years of early childhood during the early elementary grades, and because the adoption and implementation of CCSS has the potential to impact programs for children prior to entering kindergarten. The paper notes concern about the restrictive domains Common Core covers, focusing only on language arts and mathematics at this time, and lacking attention on the importance of the whole child. Additionally, NAEYC is concerned about the time and resources allocated to implement CCSS and the means of assessing children's progress in meeting the standards. However, the paper also notes opportunities to share the early childhood field's expertise and experience with pushing evidence-based best practices across all levels of education, and working to more closely connect early childhood education with the K-12 system.
The Common Core State Standards: Caution and Opportunity for Early Childhood Education provides guidance on four main themes that were also used to develop and implement early learning standards in early childhood education. These are meant to highlight the potential contributions the early childhood field can make toward the implementation of Common Core learning standards in early elementary school through upper grades. Recommendations on how the development and implementation of early learning standards can inform the implementation of CCSS include:
- Emphasizing significant developmentally appropriate content and outcomes
- Reviewing learning standards through an informed and inclusive process
- Using implementation and assessment practices that support children's development in ethical, appropriate ways to ensure the standards' effectiveness
- Providing foundational support through the schools and education programs, professionals, and families
NAEYC will continue writing and presenting information on the implementation of CCSS and how it relates to the early childhood field. They also encourage the early childhood community to be involved by sharing their own experience and research knowledge of implementing standards, the importance of focusing on a variety of domains of child development, and monitoring and commenting on updates when possible.
Read NAEYC's full paper on Common Core and early childhood education >>
With more than 12 million infants and toddlers under the age of 3 in the U.S., it is critical for us to understand the diverse characteristics of this group. ZERO TO THREE's (ZTT) recent publication, National Baby Facts: Infants, Toddlers, and Their Families in the United States, emphasizes the importance of early experiences in shaping a child's later experiences and adult outcomes. National Baby Facts, which is a helpful resource for policymakers and advocates, presents statistics on the demographics, health, families, and early learning experiences of children birth to age 3. ZTT finds:
- Seventy-five percent of infants and toddlers with a single parent are in low-income families (an income less than 200 percent of the Federal Poverty Level, FPL), and 35 percent of infants and toddlers with married parents are in low-income families. Nationally, 48 percent of all children under 3 live in low-income families.
- Sixty-three percent of infants and toddlers are white, 25.5 percent are Hispanic, 14.4 percent are black, and 4.7 percent are Asian or Pacific Islander. Hispanic and black infants and toddlers are more likely than white infants and toddlers to live in low-income families.
- Just over 8 percent of children under age 6 don't have health insurance coverage. Medicaid covers one-third of all births in the U.S. every year.
- Sixteen percent of Supplementary Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) recipients are under age 5.
- More than 30 percent of families receiving Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) benefits have children under 3. Close to 22 percent of households receiving heating assistance through Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) have at least one child under 5.
- Sixty-three percent of mothers with infants are in the labor force.
- Thirty percent of children receiving child care subsidies are infants and toddlers.
Read all of ZTT's National Baby Facts >>
The Alliance for A Better Community in collaboration with National Council of La Raza (NCLR) published the Dual Language Learner Teacher Competencies (DLLTC) Report, which provides extensive information on the need for, development of, and implementation of teacher competencies to support young dual language learners (DLLs). The report highlights the need across the country and in California specifically, for a better prepared and educated early childhood education (ECE) workforce to care for and teach the large population of young DLLs. In California, 36 percent of children enrolled in kindergarten were classified as English Language Learners (ELLs) during the 2009-2010 school year, however very few ECE providers have had training in cultural and linguistic competency.
This report provides background information on the importance of DLLTC for children's short and long term outcomes as well as the need to have educators and caregivers who understand first and second language acquisition and are culturally and linguistically competent. The DLLTC Report covers research behind DLLTC and offers models for what DLLTC should look like within the domains of language and literacy and socioemotional development. Each of these domains is broken down by the teachers' level of cultural knowledge and experience teaching. Within each section the report provides guidance on specific practices that teachers and caregivers can use to support children's dual language development. The report also provides recommendations on the necessary dispositions for teachers working with young DLLs.
The report concludes with a policy brief that helps translate the competencies and practice into policies that support caregivers, teachers, children, and families. The brief provides recommendations for what can be done at the state level to: strengthen the ECE workforce and increase the number of teachers who receive training in dual language acquisition and socioemotional development of DLLs; include indicators in quality rating improvement systems that address linguistic and socioemotional development of DLLs; create a streamlined and centralized data system of the ECE workforce that includes information about their knowledge and experience with DLLs; and supplement efforts to integrate DLLTC into higher education coursework. At the local level, the report recommends expanding professional development and technical assistance efforts to integrate DLLTC and providing incentives to recruit bilingual early educators and administrators.
The harmful and long-lasting impacts trauma and adverse experiences can have on infants and toddlers are widely recognized. The U.S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) published a Community Action Guide that focuses on supporting infants, toddlers, and families who are impacted by caregiver mental health problems, substance abuse, and trauma. The goal of the guide is to help build responsive communities that respond sensitively to the needs of a family.
The Community Action Guide is divided into four sections. The first section covers the importance of early development, focusing on recent research on how the brain develops. Section two looks at recent research on how toxic stress can negatively affect brain development, looking particularly at toxic stress that can occur in families struggling with mental health problems, substance abuse, and a history of trauma. This research is meant to be used to help communities make the case for new or greater outreach efforts, a new law, or advocacy effort. The third section examines how to help build a solid foundation between young children and their closest caregivers, and then expanding outward, focusing on relationships with peripheral caregivers. The fourth section offers a road map for action that includes guidance on how to assess resources in your community as well your community's needs and capacity. It also looks at how to build partnerships, create a strategic plan, and implement and evaluate community programs.
The appendices also include lists of organizations to use as resources, warmlines/hotlines, screening tools, and more tips on how to evaluate your outreach efforts.


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Cody Simpson Graduates High School as Valedictorian – Watch His Speech! [PHOTO, VIDEO]
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Cody Simpson: Singer, musician, 'DWTS' alum, all-around hottie… and now he has two more accomplishments to add to that list — high school graduate and valedictorian!
That's right, Angels: Cody graduated at the top of his class last night (May 22), proudly posing in his cap and gown and making a moving speech for all of his fellow graduates. Somehow, among making albums, touring, and competing on 'Dancing With the Stars,' Cody found the time to graduate with the highest honor — and it's because he values education and intelligence above all.
"It's always in here that is going to get you the furthest," he said during his valedictorian speech, pointing to his head. "Intelligence is the sexiest thing in the entire world."
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Ladies and gentlemen, intelligence will always remain the sexiest thing in the world above all. don't forget it
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The Criminalization of Everyday Life
Posted on Dec 9, 2013
By Chase Madar, TomDispatch
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Not every developed nation does things this way. Some 30 years ago, Great Britain shifted from isolating prisoners to, whenever possible, giving them greater responsibility and autonomy—with less violent results. But don't even bring the subject up here. It will fall on deaf ears.
Extreme policing is exacerbated by extreme sentencing. For instance, more than 3,000 Americans have been sentenced to life terms without chance of parole for nonviolent offenses. These are mostly but not exclusively drug offenses, including life for a pound of cocaine that a boyfriend stashed in the attic; selling LSD at a Grateful Dead concert; and shoplifting three belts from a department store.
Our incarceration rate is the highest in the world, triple that of the now-defunct East Germany. The incarceration rate for African American men is about five times higher than that of the Soviet Union at the peak of the gulag.
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Do We Live in a Police State?
The term "police state" was once brushed off by mainstream intellectuals as the hyperbole of paranoids. Not so much anymore. Even in the tweediest precincts of the legal system, the over-criminalization of American life is remarked upon with greater frequency and intensity. "You're probably a (federal) criminal" is the accusatory title of a widely read essay co-authored by Judge Alex Kozinski of the 9th Circuit of the U.S. Court of Appeals. A Republican appointee, Kozinski surveys the morass of criminal laws that make virtually every American an easy target for law enforcement. Veteran defense lawyer Harvey Silverglate has written an entire book about how an average American professional could easily commit three felonies in a single day without knowing it.
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April 2012 History Matters: Prisons
By David A. Fryxell
We're unlocking the evolution of incarceration as our ancestors saw it.
If Fox's new TV series "Alcatraz" has piqued your curiosity about prisons in your ancestors' day, penitentiaries' real history may surprise you. Until the mid-18th century, dungeons, gaols and other places of incarceration weren't built primarily for punishing violent offenders. In the United States until the 1830s and England as late as 1869, debtors were sent to prison—where, ironically, they had to pay for their keep. As little as 60 cents' worth of debt could mean imprisonment. England's political detainees were locked in the Tower of London or Pontefract Castle.
Those we'd consider criminals, however, were jailed only until they could be deported to penal colonies such as America, Australia or France's Devil's Island. Or they would be held pending corporal or capital punishment. In the 1500s and 1600s, lawbreakers were shamed and made into examples in public events: whipping, branding, dunking, confinement to the stocks. Execution was the punishment for many crimes, not just murder, reducing the need for cells.