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|Originally posted by mr_shinn
Which one of these attachments has the proper numbers to properly adjust the 910? Did someone adjust their 910 to near perfection and then post the numbers so everyone else can use them?
|Originally posted by mr_shinn
Ok, i've decided to try calibrating my 910 after getting a quote from a well known calibrator in SF for arond $485..anyway, which items in the service menu are adjusted to fix over scan? Is it HSIZ(H-SIZE) and/or VSIZ(V-SIZE)??
|Originally posted by tennberg
Basically, is there an HPTZ adjustment on the 910? The line above is from the 960 service manual, and I wanted to know if the 910 had this same option. It seems that this option on the 960 allows you to straighten horizontal (?) lines.
|Originally posted by Alan Sh
To set NORMAL I used the fact that the picture should be 22.2 inches wide and used the MID1 settings above. For NORMAL this creates the size and position of the 4:3 window but does not correct overscan within the window. To do this I put the DVE title 12 chapter 17 1.33 overscan pattern up and used the following registers:
MID3 0 VDHP horizontal position
MID3 1 VDHS horizontal size
MID3 3 VDVS vertical size
|Originally posted by fubarduck
I tried adjusting these registers on my TV to fix a horizontal stretch on one of my inputs. I only want to adjust the horizontal size and position in my "Normal" 4:3 window for VIDEO 6. However, these settings seem to adjust ALL video inputs.
Does anyone know what registers I could change if I wanted only Video 6 corrected? Thanks!
|Originally posted by andyross63
Be aware that Vid5 and 6 share settings, and in many cases, that is also shared with Vid7 (DVI/HDMI).
For the actual 'window' in 4:3 mode, you adjust MID1/MDHP, MDVP, MDHS, MDVS. This adjusts where the actual scanning takes place. Adjust it so that the width is 1.3 times the height. Use a ruler or tape measure and a calculator. Be aware that if you make adjustments in 2170D-1 (vertical) or 2170D-2 (horizontal), you may need to retweak the MID1 settings. You can make it wider than 1.3:1 (4:3), but you will then need to adjust overscan so that there is less horizontal than vertical to keep the aspect ratio even.
For the video seen inside that window, you use MID2 settings for 480i signals. There are settings for RF+V1-V4, and another for Vid 5-7. There are also separate settings for TwinView modes, Zoom modes, freeze frame, index, favorites. If you try to adjust DRHS too small, the picture will lose sync. I try to keep the vertical size at the default 120 for single screen modes, as I think changing that causes the TV to add or delete scan lines, not actually adjust the beam scanning (which is done by VSIZ).
For 480p/720p/1080i, use MID3/VIDHP,VDHS,VDVE,VDVS.
|Originally posted by andyross63
Is it stretched horizontally or vertically?
|Why not just play that one troublesome game using the S-Video or composite inputs on V1-V4?
I'd probably complain the game company for not writing the game to properly play in HD.
I don't konw much about the X-Box, but is HD and/or widescreen support required of games? Or is it something you need to carefully read the instructions about?
|Originally posted by loadams
Adequately replying, no.
|Originally posted by andyross63
When it stretched, does the TV automatically switch to FULL mode? For 480p, I think you can change the Wide Mode with the remote. Just change it so it's NORMAL. You'll probably have to do that each time you start the game, but hopefully it won't keep switching out while playing.
|Originally posted by ADU
The other major difference I noticed on my TV was Color saturation. Color needed to be set about 5 ticks higher for DVI to acheive the same saturation as my component input. If you don't have a way of calibrating the DVI input directly, these tweaks may help. But calibrating for DVI (and component, if you're using both) is probably best.
|Originally posted by sengsational
I've had this TV for over a year, I guess, and it's always had this problem. It hasn't really bothered me, but now I'm watching more and noticing it more. It's going to be hard to describe, so please have patience.
Watching some TV show (high definition), and during a dark scene, there is a slightly brighter vertical band that passes over the screen from right to left. I suppose it's always happening, but I only notice it when it's a dark scene. You can actually see it better if you focus your eyes in the direction of the screen, but not directly at the screen. It moves from right to left in maybe about 1/2 second. It's not a line, but just an area of slightly more brightness, maybe about an inch or two wide (but it doesn't have 'edges', so width is sort of hard to pinpoint.
This thing happens when I'm watching a component input from a home theater PC that's set to output 1920x1080i (MyHD tuner). From what I understand, the Sony puts everything through its converter, even though it's already 1080i; I thought that maybe that had something to do with it.
Any ideas on what people call this artifact? I figured that if I knew what to call it, I could learn more about it, what causes it, etc.
|Originally posted by Halfrican
The 1080i "Vertical Banding" that you are describing is a known issue with Sony HDTV sets...
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She moved to Bangor, where she grew up and attended Bangor High School. Carole then moved to Washington, D.C., and became an independent draftsman for the Navy. Later she moved to Portland and became the chief draftsman at South Portland Engineering Shipyard. After the shipyard closed, she worked for Westbrook College until retiring in 1986.
Carole is survived by her loving daughters, Penny Parkhurst and Jean Oliphant; sister, Beverly Cameron; brother, William Chadeayne; many nieces, nephews and grandchildren. She was predeceased by her parents, Dorothy and Wilbur Chadeayne; and son, David Oliphant.
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Posted 03 February 2013 - 11:04 AM
Just a little excited today, as both my ds will be in full time school this year. After 8 years of being at home with at least one child, im free!! lol.
I know im still the parent and obviously theres homework, canteen, parent help ect, but im so excited!!!! Now i can: have coffee on my own, go to the libary and read, watch tv without having it turned to abc 3, go to the shops without tantrums, and do uni assignments!! Im thinking about a movie and massage if money allows to celebrate lol. oh and visiting the local waterslides for purely adult fun
I will get to finsh my degree this year too, which will enable me to work school hours next year. Love having school kids!!!
Posted 03 February 2013 - 11:23 AM
Oooh, how exciting! This will be me next year! This is the primary (ha! see what I did there) reason we've stopped at four kids! I just couldn't put having all school kids off for another year! Congratulations!
Posted 03 February 2013 - 11:29 AM
QUOTE (fairyflosser @ 03/02/2013, 11:04 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
purely adult fun
You get in trouble if you do that in public
I don't have kids, but I do understand how nice it is to be by yourself - the two days where DH is at work and I'm at home alone are nice in their "just me"-ness
Posted 03 February 2013 - 11:50 AM
I was going to post the exact same thing tomorrow - Monday - when Miss-5 starts Kindy.
Oh woo hoo - both monsters - sorry, my darling girls will be in school - big sister, Miss-7-and-a-half is now in Year 2 and the little monster will be a Kindy girl !!
I will have 2 whole days at home by myself.
Peace and quiet.
No fighting or whinging or children underfoot.
*happy dance*
I have even found a yoga class to do on Tuesday mornings.
I literally can't wait. I will have the school bags packed, uniforms ready, lunches good to go - tonight !!
Posted 03 February 2013 - 12:51 PM
And here I was celebrating having only 2 kids in my house tomorrow instead of the 6 or so that feature in the school holidays.
Posted 03 February 2013 - 07:22 PM
My last baby starts Tues. I'm both happy and sad lol
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A Franklin Township man charged in the kidnapping, robbery and murder of an Alliance man could face the death penalty after being indicted by a Portage County grand jury on five felony charges.
John R. Fox, 34, of 1783 E. Main St., was indicted Thursday on two counts of aggravated murder, both unclassified felonies, and one count each of aggravated robbery and kidnapping, both first-degree felonies, and tampering with evidence, a third-degree felony.
Portage County Prosecutor Victor Vigluicci said the indictment "allows the full range of possible penalties" on the charges, including death by lethal injection.
Fox remains in the Portage County Jail on $3 million bond, following his arraignment Monday morning in Portage County Common Pleas Court. The case is assigned to Judge Laurie Pittman, who set an initial trial date for Aug. 4, according to court records. Fox is being represented by the Portage County Public Defender's Office, according to court records.
The body of Justin T. Earley, 22, was found wrapped up in the closet of Fox's apartment at Storer Suites on Jan. 17. Earley had been missing since Dec. 30, after he failed to return home from a trip to Kent.
The Portage County Sheriff's Office and the grand jury allege that Fox kidnapped, robbed and murdered Earley on or about Dec. 30, then left his body in his closet until it was discovered. Fox was arrested Jan. 17 in Ravenna Township after detectives searched his apartment.
It is believed the two met online through an ad Earley posted on backpage.com. Vigluicci declined Monday to discuss any more facts related to the case.
The first aggravated murder charge alleges that Fox murdered Earley "purposely, and with prior calculation and design" while "committing or attempting to commit, or while fleeing immediately after committing or attempting to commit aggravated robbery and either the offender was the principal offender in the commission of the aggravated murder or, if not the principal offender, committed the murder with prior calculation and design."
The same language also is used for the second count of aggravated murder, in connection with the alleged kidnapping and robbery, in that Fox allegedly "purposely cause(d) the death of Justin T. Earley while committing or attempting to commit, or while fleeing immediately after committing or attempting to commit aggravated robbery or kidnapping."
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I was wondering if it is possible to spread a node add/edit form over multiple regions?
Like all the different field on a different panel region.
Now i see that i only can set the form itself and for example the taxonomy on different regions.
Is this also possible but the all the fields itself?
This would really kick *ss!
Comment #1esmerel CreditAttribution: esmerel commented
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There are a bunch of fields under 'node', and the 'add/edit' information under 'form' in the add content modal. From what you're asking, it seems like those should cover the case you're trying to accomplish.
Comment #4esmerel CreditAttribution: esmerel commented
I think there's a way to do it with contexts, but I'm forgetting the exact steps at the moment.
Comment #6merlinofchaos CreditAttribution: merlinofchaos commented
I'm sorry, there are not currently panes available for individual node edit fields. For CCK this is an open feature request against CCK to provide this information to Panels. There probably needs to be a feature to handle title/body separately as well.
Comment #7merlinofchaos CreditAttribution: merlinofchaos commented
|» Closed (duplicate)
In fact, this request is really against CCK, since it has to provide the code to do this. Nobody in the CCK community is interesting in writing this (Markus, the only guy who knows how I think, has other priorities, so cannot do it)
Comment #8kbk CreditAttribution: kbk commented
For the record, I believe this is the working issue for adding field-level integration for CCK node add/edit forms to panels:
#253071: Panels integration for editing
While I'm at it, here's another duplicate: #550018: Positioning CCK edit fields on Node Add/Edit forms
Comment #9lpalgarvio CreditAttribution: lpalgarvio commented
|spread form fields over different panel regions?
|» spread form fields over different panel regions? » move/copy form inputs/fields outside general form pane
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how about other form inputs, put outside the general form pane? (not cck fields)
- title
- body
- locale (the language selector)
- translation_management
- nodewords (aka meta tags)
- flags
- domain (aka domain access)
- custom_breadcrumbs
- path_redirect
input format, book and revision don't seem to be showing outside general form, as of v3.9
general form, taxonomy, publishing, authoring, comment, menu and path panes do work.
general form pane could also still be bundled, perhaps with selection boxes in the settings to choose which you want included (like in node content pane)
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This I believe works in D7, but we aren't going to fix it in d6.


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The Birman cat is a fairly large cat with a dense semi-longhaired coat although not as dense as the Persian, they also have a ruff under their chin, again not as noticeable as in the Persian breeds. Easily recognised by their white feet which is a unique feature in this colour point cat. The white on the hind legs stretches higher than on the front paws, giving the appearance of wearing gauntlets. The front paws look more like white gloves. The original colour for this cat was Seal, and it wasn't until the 1960s that the first Blue Birmans appeared. Today the Birman comes in all shades including, seal, blue, chocolate, lilac, tabby, red, tortie and cream – around 20 different colours in total – but each still retaining their white paws. The Birman eyes are deep blue and they have medium sized ears.
Birman's make perfect pets for the first time cat owner and love human company and the company of other pets, and can be kept quite happily as indoor cats. In fact they thrive in a household with other pets and are a very popular breed in the UK and one of the earliest semi-longhaired breeds to be recognised in the Cat Fancy world.


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Even if you know Jane Eyre, you don't know her like this.Orlando Sentinel Full Review
Scene after scene transports viewers across time and space to a place made vivid and real. By doing all this, the robust, two-part, four-hour "Masterpiece Theatre" program raises the bar for future "Jane Eyre" productions to a level that will not be easily hurdled.The Hollywood Reporter Full Review
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For centuries, Americans have autopsied the notorious Salem witchcraft trials, in which the worst elements of the national psyche boiled up and overflowed. Sanctimonious Puritans played on community fears to bring down neighbors. Panic fueled by hysteria turned the society into an engine of destruction.
In The Crucible, Arthur Miller paralleled the Salem trials and the anti-Communist witch hunts of the McCarthy era. Now an eloquent first novelist approaches this shameful segment of the past from a personal angle. Kathleen Kent writes in the character of an ancestor: Sarah Carrier, jailed at 11 because hysterical neighbors thought she was a witch.
Although Sarah's taciturn father is still on the scene, her intelligent, sharp-tongued mother, Martha, is the real head of the Carrier family. Sarah feels like the unwanted child. "At times I suspected my mother had no tender feelings for any of us . . ."
Things pick up for the girl when her parents dispatch her and a sister to an uncle's house to wait out the plague that fells her brother. There's trouble in the prosperous Toothaker family, but Sarah won't know the extent of it until greedy relatives start their whispering campaign. Martha's enemies in Andover, Mass., throw her in jail with dozens of other innocents. She will be hanged as a witch in 1692.
Ostensibly written by Sarah in old age, the prose is often too flowery and rhapsodic for the narrator or her memories. All is forgiven, however, once the real trouble begins.
A mad dog comes into the yard: "There is a space of time before a mad animal charges, a space that may last a few heartbeats or a few minutes, as though the thickness sickens the brain as well as the blood and makes the course of thought sluggish and interrupted."
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- transitive verb Date: circa 1676 1. to enact (as a law) again 2. to act or perform again 3. to repeat the actions of (an earlier event or incident) • reenactment noun
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I've been trying to get together a nice winter wardrobe for Miss Pru to combat the cold Maine winters. Luckily, a friend of mine gave me a gift of a used sewing machine and a couple of dogcentric patterns so I have been whipping up a few things using old, no longer used clothing.
This is Pru's newest. I used an old American Eagle zippered hoodie for the material.
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This is more of a mild day sweater as it's a little on the thin side. I actually used one of Pru's sweater's she had as a pup (which no longer fits her) as a pattern for this one, I just lengthened it a bit.
Oh, and Pru would like me to say that she now has a facebook page if anyone wants to be her friend :)
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Our love for Tilda Swinton knows no bounds, which is why we're prepared to ditch everything the minute we hear the actress has resumed napping in a glass box at New York City's Museum of Modern Art. The "live performance" titled "The Maybe" was first staged at the Serpentine Gallery in London in 1995, with subsequent performances in Rome and Paris; Sunday's performance at MOMA was a surprise to visitors and some museum staff, but MOMA higher ups have apparently been working with Swinton and bringing "The Maybe" to the museum for years. Said the museum about the piece:
An integral part of The Maybe's incarnation at MoMA in 2013 is that there is no published schedule for its appearance, no artist's statement released, no no museum statement beyond this brief context, no public profile or image issued. Those who find it chance upon it for themselves, live and in real—shared—time: now we see it, now we don't.
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Deer Lakes rides big inning to victory
A six-run third inning was all Deer Lakes needed Friday afternoon as the Lancers rolled to a 6-1 victory over Chartiers-Houston in a first-round WPIAL Class AA playoff game at Fox Chapel.
The Lancers sent 12 batters to the plate and scored all six runs after two were out.
The victory puts the Deer Lakes (15-4) into the quarterfinals at 7 p.m. Saturday against South Side Beaver at the Burkett Complex in Robinson.
Deer Lakes, which is in the WPIAL playoffs for the sixth straight year, has won eight in a row.
The Bucs, in the WPIAL playoffs for the 14th consecutive season, finished with a record of 11-6.
Deer Lakes' outburst came after the Lancers left five runners stranded over the first two innings against Chartiers-Houston starter and loser Alec Ferrari.
Designated hitter Zach Lubick drew a bases-loaded walk to get the scoring underway.
No. 9 hitter John Carnprobst then lined a single into right field to bring home John Plocki and Pat McMurray.
Lubick scored on an error, and Carnprobst came home on Scott Ventura's base hit.
Relief pitcher Kaleb Susko plunked the first batter he faced, Zach Hudecek, to bring home Matt Olesnivich.
"The first two innings, it was kind of disappointing how we left runners on," said Deer Lakes coach Jon Pedrosky.
"Johnny Carnprobst came up and had that big hit for us. That kind of got us rolling, and we had some very disciplined at-bats against a very good pitcher."
"We had one inning where we didn't play well defensively and we were walking the hitters," Bucs coach Vince Capozza said. "I tell my team all the time that baseball's a simplistic sport — play defense, pitch well and you'll win a majority of your games."
Senior pitcher Dom Cheira was dominant, holding Chartiers-Houston to four hits, and not walking a batter in a complete-game effort.
"Dom was throwing three pitches for strikes this afternoon," Deer Lakes coach Jon Pedrosky said. "When he does that, he's going to be successful. We talked about who wanted the ball for the first playoff game, and he was the first one who stepped up."
"All season, we've been trying to work the ball low, throw the off-speed for strikes and establish it early," Cheira said. "We pride ourselves in our defense, and we made them hit the ball."
Cheira, whose teammates regaled him with a post-game, ice-cube bath, struck out just three and let his defense do the rest. Shortstop Todd Coleman handled eight chances flawlessly.
"That pitcher kept us off-balanced," Capozza said. "He kept our big hitters off the bases, and that's how you win."
Chartiers-Houston's only run came in the fifth when Tyler Day led off with a triple and scored on a groundout.
Day doubled earlier for the game's only other extra-base hit.
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A SECOND round of interviews has again failed to throw up an acceptable new boss for Poole Council.
Chief executive John McBride, who retired in March after 12 years in the job, announced his intention to leave in September last year.
Since then the post, which pays up to £135,000, has been advertised twice and a panel of members has sat through interviews but has so far been unable to agree on a candidate.
Now it is possible that no one will be appointed to take charge of the unitary authority until after next May's election.
In the meantime strategic director Andrew Flockhart is standing in as acting chief executive.
Carl Wilcox, head of human resources, Borough of Poole, said: "Interviews for the post of chief executive took place over the course of two days last week.
"Following a thorough and testing process, the appointments panel, consisting of members of the three main political groups, was unable to recommend a candidate for appointment.
"The post of chief executive is a vitally important role and the panel is committed to recruiting the right candidate to take forward the council's ambitious programme for Poole.
"Senior councillors will reconvene in the near future to review the recruitment process and consider available options, including a possible option to postpone the appointment of a new chief executive until after the local elections in Poole in May 2015.
"Interim arrangements put in place to cover the role and responsibilities of the chief executive following the retirement of John McBride in March will continue for the time being."
In a message to staff before he left Mr McBride said: "It's a pity that the recruitment of a new chief executive is taking longer than originally hoped.
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Penn-Trafford to borrow $10 million for high school project
The financing plan that the Penn-Trafford School Board unanimously approved this week for a high school remodeling project is designed to stretch out the debt repayment to avoid property-tax increases specifically because of construction.
After rejecting a proposal to stop the project, school board members voted unanimously Monday night to proceed with the borrowing of another $10 million.
That amount is on top of the $9.4 million in bonds they approved last year. Board members anticipate issuing another series of bonds for at least $10 million early next year after determining the final cost of a project they agreed to cap at $32 million.
Officials are targeting a time frame in which the school district could pay off the project debt within 17 years without increasing tax rates directly related to construction costs. Another option — to repay the debt within a dozen years — likely would have required consecutive tax increases of about 1 mill each to help balance the district's budget and support construction costs, officials said.
An option to extend the debt for as long as 25 years was considered and rejected because it would delay the district's ability to start work on upgrading other aging buildings.
"This speeds things up and allows more flexibility to future boards," said school director Phil Kochasic, who pushed for the 17-year plan.
Under this plan, the district will retain the existing debt structure by borrowing money as it pays off old debts.
Several school board members have said that they didn't want to support a construction project with higher tax rates. However, they acknowledge that other rising costs in the budget could require tax increases.
That's one reason why they considered scrapping the immediate construction plan to just use the $9.4 million already available for district improvements.
Only Nick Petrucci and Toni Ising voted for that proposal, which followed an analysis by business manager Brett Lago that showed an estimated $1.8 million increase in teacher salaries, employee pension costs and health insurance in the 2014-15 budget. That figure includes a 2-percent increase for teachers, although contract negotiations began only recently.
Officials said they might have been able to repay the $9.4 million worth of bonds within three years if they stopped the high school plan. But in doing so, they only would be kicking the problem into the future, board member Scott Koscho said.
"It's the same boat you're in, just three years down the road," he said.
Board member Dallas Leonard, who is chairman of the buildings and grounds committee, said the district is doing work that needs to be done while taking advantage of low interest rates.
"You're not going to get much better bond rates than what we've enjoyed," he said.
Chris Foreman is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at 412-856-7400, ext. 8671.


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Though no significant new details were revealed at today's NCL press conference at Seatrade, cruise line president Colin Veitch did offer a couple of tidbits about the twin 150,000-ton, 4,200-passenger ships. Such as:
Dates for launch have been changed. The first will debut in March 2010; the second will come out a mere seven months later in October.
Design-wise, the F3, according to Veitch, will be "a natural, logical progression of freestyle with more flexibility and more deconstruction [of traditional cruise features]". Interestingly, he noted that while the F3 will be an evolutionary ship for NCL itself (whose ships are the most innovative in the big-ship arena) it will be of a revolutionary design when it comes to rival cruise lines.
Expect more of what already works on NCL's newest series of ships, like more balconies (well, it's already been announced that all outside cabins will have 'em, which is pretty revolutionary right there). There will be more restaurants and more courtyard villas.
And what you won't find on F3 ships is just as interesting. There will be no main dining room. No "lido" buffet. And its staterooms will be entirely unique. Veitch says, "None will be recognizable as a traditional cruise ship cabin."
The F3 ships are being built at Aker Yards' shipyard in France.
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District adopts incentive pay for teachers
More than $3 million is coming to School District 833 with all of it going to teachers in the form of "incentives."
Politicians refer to it as "merit pay," a term educators reject. In Minnesota it is called an Alternative Teacher Professional Pay System or "Q-Comp."
During the last legislative session, lawmakers, with the support of the governor, provided funding for the system. Lawmakers want schools to move toward a pay system with emphasis on incentives for teachers to become more effective rather than a system that rewards based on senority.
Districts with incentive plans moved to the head of the line and District 833 is among 25 others with plans approved by the Minnesota Department of Education.
The United Teachers of South Washington County approved the plan Sept. 28 and the school board approved it the next day.
The most important change for teachers is in the way they are paid.
Teachers are given raises, according to the contract in effect, if they achieve advanced college credits. That part of the contract will continue.
The old plan also had raises, or "steps," for each year of teaching.
Steps are nearly the same in compensation as in the old contract but they are earned by Performance Increments, not by longevity.
"It's a dramatic change in perspective," said School District Attorney Mark Porter, also head of human resources, who negotiated the changes with Patti Diamond, teacher's union president, and members of the bargaining unit.
To achieve a step, teachers are observed three times during the school year by other teachers who have agreed to be observers. Observers fill out four-point "progress reviews" that include rating a teacher's degree of planning and preparation, classroom environment and instruction and professional responsibility.
Teachers can choose not to have peer reviews but they will not be given the raises on the step scale.
The system does not replace existing evaluations by building principals.
The system is building-based, according to Porter. Teachers within a building will be observing teachers in that building.
Diamond said incentive-pay guidelines are specified by the Minnesota Department of Education. To receive additional money, the new teachers' agreement must include goal setting, peer coaching and observation, professional development and salary reform.
State money, based on the number of students, will continue every year, according to Diamond.
"I wish it would be money on the general fund, but it's not," Diamond said. "We had to work within the parameters. It's money from the state. It's our responsibility to try and acquire that."
District teachers are already meeting some of the state requirements, Diamond said. "We all set goals for our classrooms and our buildings," she said.
The rules for peer observation are based "on defined and objective criteria," she said. "Colleagues are harder on each other than someone from the outside would be. It's a system for growth."
Teachers may be released from some classroom time to do peer reviews, but they'll also use prep periods that are already built into the school day for the reviews, said the district's communications director, Barb Brown.
Teachers can also earn an additional $1,125 by attending three days of professional development. The first is on Oct. 19 when building staff members will meet to set achievement goals and decide how to measure progress.
The other days are June 11 and 12, after the school year has ended. Teachers who choose not to attend don't receive incentive pay.
Though experienced teachers are paid more in salaries, Diamond said, the flat rate for the additional days is based on treating all teachers equally. It's also to reward teachers for having three additional days added to the school calendar.
The third part of the plan is a structure to support professional development that includes 365 teacher "leadership opportunities."
There are 11 slots for Data and Student Support leaders who would be released from half of their classroom time. Teachers will collect, interpret and evaluate student data for the purpose of working with teachers to target strategies and interventions for students.
Most of the time, teachers will be collecting and analyzing data in the buildings where they are teaching, according to Porter.
One teacher at each of the 21 buildings will get $562.50 to review building goals and judge appeals for disputed peer observations.
Elementary Curriculum Leaders, two per building, can earn $562.50 as peer observers.
Secondary Department Leaders, 56 teachers, can earn from $562.50 to $1,687.50 to advance department goals, lead department meetings and do peer observations.
Site Team Leaders, 110 teachers at $562.50 each, will develop school improvement plans and improve communication.
Eighteen teachers, at $562.50 each, will be needed to identify gifted and talented students, promote programs for gifted and talented students and work with program coordinators at the district level.
One teacher, for $562.50 at each school, will do work based on needs of schools as established by building teams.
When individual teacher goals are met, they earn $100. If building goals are met, teachers earn an additional $300 and $100 more if a district goal is met.
An example of a teacher goal might be for first-graders to identify 90 out of 100 most commonly used words by the end of the school year.
A building goal might be to increase Minnesota Comprehensive Achievement scores from 78 percent to 80 percent.
The district goal will be achieved when it is in the top 10 schools in the state based on similar demographics and MCA test scores.


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Roads to Poverty Reduction? Exploring Rural Roads' Impact on Mobility in Africa and Asia
Within current poverty reduction programmes, focus on the social-welfare millennium development goals is widening to embrace a concern with infrastructural investment, particularly for remote areas. The previously popular assumption that rural disadvantage can be remedied by road-building is resurfacing. Using survey data from Ethiopia, Zambia and Vietnam, this article explores how effective such investment is in addressing mobility and social-service accessibility in rural areas. The findings indicate that, in extremely remote areas, road improvements may catalyse the expansion of social-service provision, as evidenced in Ethiopia. However, given the poor's relative lack of motor vehicles and ability to pay for public transport, they are, by no means, a sufficient condition for enhancing the mobility of the rural poor. Copyright (c) The Authors 2008. Journal compilation (c) 2008 Overseas Development Institute..
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Grass Valley woman finds closure in brother's death through trip to France
November 9, 2012
Standing at the very spot where her brother was shot dead by Nazi soldiers in a French village, Faye Campbell couldn't help but be taken back to the scene inside an Oklahoma grocery store nearly seven decades ago.
She was 16, tagging along with her mother on a typical trip to the grocery in tiny Carney, Okla. But in walked a man with an envelope in his hand that would change their lives forever.
"I remember that day so plain," she said with a slight yet sweet southern drawl. "When I saw that postmaster come in carrying that letter, I can remember my words to my mother 'That letter is telling us that my brother has been killed.'
"And sure enough, it was."
"They couldn't say enough about those American boys."
— Faye Campbell
Alfred L. Green died Aug. 8, 1944.
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He was 20 years old. His little sister, now 85 years old and living in Grass Valley, is still heartsick.
"We were very close," she said. "We lived on the farm, so we had a lot of work the farm, but we also had our fun. I remember the first day I went to school — I was six years old, and he was 10 — he took me by the hand and walked with me all the way to school. He was so proud. He introduced me as his little sister to everyone."
But now it's the little sister who beams with pride, talking about her big brother, who went off to war. It was while Alfred was fighting for the U.S. Army in Chaufour Notre-Dame, a small village in northwestern France more than 100 miles west of Paris, that he and two other Americans were caught in the crossfire of German SS soldiers.
"The battle was very fierce," Jim Green, the nephew of Alfred Green who accompanied Campbell on a September trip to the village, told the Edmond (Okla.) Sun. "My uncle and the two other soldiers got caught in the crossfire between two German machine guns, and they just got cut to pieces. They died instantly."
Once the Germans left the scene of the shooting, however, it was a brave act by a villager that allowed the body of Campbell's big brother to buried back home in Oklahoma. It was one of several examples Campbell saw of the village's appreciation for her brother's service during a memorial service held in honor of the three slain soldiers 68 years later.
"One of the men told me that his dad found my brother," said Campbell. "His dad snuck in and got the bodies, carried the bodies and hid them in a barn so the Germans couldn't find them once it was clear."
During the trip to France, which was Campbell's first flight overseas and also included visits to several historic World War II sites, the gratitude the town displayed for the fallen Americans — and the World War II efforts of the United States, in general — was evident.
A quilt, bearing both the French and American flags and the date of Alfred's death,
was presented to her as a memento. But it was the overall gesture of honoring her brother and his fellow soldiers that she says is most memorable and appreciated.
"They had a memorial service for the family and then a big celebration with a parade and everything on the next day," Campbell said. "I was talking to the mayor and a man named Jack Emery, who organized the whole thing, and I was telling them how glad I was to be there.
"I can't explain the feeling I had when I got the first email and found out they were doing this, that somebody knew of my brother. My mother always worried that he had died alone. Knowing what happened, that he wasn't alone, I told them I couldn't say what it meant for what they did for my brother and what it meant to my family to have him brought back (to Oklahoma).
"But they said the same thing. You could just feel the love of their people. They couldn't say enough about America and the Americans. They couldn't say enough about those American boys."
As the only living sibling of any of the three soldiers honored, Campbell said she felt an obligation of sorts — both to the host villagers and her brother — to attend once invited. Having moved away from the family farm at 18, heading west in 1952 to California, where she raised her family with her late husband, Jack Campbell — also a World War II veteran — she often thought about Alfred. The opportunity to bring a sense of closure to such a tragic moment for her family couldn't be missed, she said.
"I've done things now I swore I'd never do," she said with a smile. "Flying over water for seven hours? Crossing the English channel by ferry? I never would have done those things."
She said she also couldn't imagine ever being able to survey the scene where her big brother made the ultimate sacrifice for his country and those aligned with the war effort, let alone stand at the very spot — now marked by a flagpole near an elementary school.
"They had my brother's picture sitting there," she said. "It was hard. I stood right where his body fell and laid for two days. It was hard, very hard.
"But, and I don't remember the mayor's name, but he said they'd been looking for the Green family for several years. They always felt they owed the Americans because if it wasn't for those American boys, France wouldn't be here today."
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text: Politics 22 November 2010 Labour should be "reformers of the state", says Miliband In his first major interview since becoming Labour leader, Ed Miliband promises "profound" reform to Sign up for our weekly email * Print HTML Nearly two months after becoming Labour leader, Ed Miliband has given his first major interview to the Guardian. In it, he promises to launch the "long, hard road" back to power with profound change to the Labour Party and a focus on inequality. A commission on party organisation will be launched this weekend, examining the role of the unions and the rules under which he was elected leader. Amid stories of in-fighting and apparent public disagreement from the shadow chancellor Alan Johnson over university funding and the top rate of tax, Miliband responds to the criticism that he has been too inactive since becoming leader, and reaffirms his support for the 50p tax rate. On the slow start It's about digging in, and it's not about short-term fixes, nor shortcuts to success. There is a long, hard road for us to travel. On the deficit I don't agree with what the Tories say about us overspending. They are on a mission and we know what their mission is and we have got to take them on. Their mission is to say 'This deficit is not the result of an international banking crisis, it is the result of a crisis in government'. On the 50p tax rate [Asked if the 50p rate was simply necessary to cut the deficit] No, it's about statement about values and fairness and about the kind of society you believe in and it's important to me. One of the things that gets me out of bed in the morning and that I care about is that Britain is a fundamentally unequal society and that's the reason I said what I said about the 50p rate. On the role of the state I think it's very clear that as we are reformers of the market -- we should also need to be reformers of the state. I don't consider myself a sort of statist. The top-down idea of the state is as much of a problem as an idealised view of the market and in a way they have their similarities. Both treat people not as people but as kind of objects. On reforming Labour I am talking about change as profound as the change New Labour brought because the world itself has changed massively, and we did not really change fundamentally as a party, or come to terms with the changes, and have not done so since 1994. › CommentPlus: pick of the papers Samira Shackle is a freelance journalist, who tweets @samirashackle. She was formerly a staff writer for the New Statesman. Subscribe from just £1 per issue More Related articles Our union backed Brexit, but that doesn't mean scrapping freedom of movement We're racing towards another private debt crisis - so why did no one see it coming? The UK must reflect on its own role in stoking tension over North Korea Subscription offer 12 issues for £12 + FREE book LEARN MORE Close This week's magazine


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Started watching the anime and for some reason I just really like Junko. Found out there are games and books and such, so would like to take a look at those too!
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text: Sago letters continue January 13, 2006 Story Share The Sago Mine tragedy continues to prompt many letters to the Gazette.nnnEditor:The tragic events at the Sago mines saddened all West Virginians as well as those in our nation who appreciate what coal mining means to us. Of course, we all fervently wish it would have had the joyous ending that for a few false hours we all believed was reality.Our governor and his wife have often said that in our small and intimate state we are family. We all know that in times of death, good people, family and friends demonstrate solace, share pain and pull together.I thank Gov. Joe Manchin and first lady Gayle Manchin for the decency and compassion they showed to both the victims� families and to the lone survivor�s family. To the Manchins, they were just doing the right thing � but that itself is a testament to their character and integrity. Their actions proved the truth of their convictions and softened ever so slightly the terrible blow this disaster placed on the psyches of people who care.Bob Henry BaberMayor, RichwoodnnnEditor:I am a lifelong resident of West Virginia, the daughter of a proud West Virginia coal miner and proud of being part of a coal-mining family. My heart is heavy with grief for the families of the men who gave their lives in the depths of the earth while working to provide for their families.As a child, I watched my father wake in the wee hours of the morning (never with a complaint) to face a new day of fighting with nature to have her give up her precious treasure, no matter the temperature. I would pack his lunch in a box stained with coal dust. Inside I would put notes to him to let him know that I loved him. I knew his job had its dangers and I tried not to take him for granted and to let him know his dedication was appreciated. I remember these things with teary eyes and pride in knowing that my daddy loved us that much.The families of these men will always share similar memories. The world is in need of more of the hardworking hearts that existed within these men. I am sure their loss will be felt within the community for years to come.Lisa Weaver CharlestonnnnEditor:I just want all miners and their families to know that so many of us are praying for them. My husband works in the oilfield, so I understand to some point sending a loved one off to work at a job that can be dangerous, although I think in some ways the job of a miner can possibly be more so. My heart hurts for you all and my whole church will continue saying prayers for you all. Try to be strong and always remember their love for you. May God bless you all. April GrahamMarshall, Texas nnnEditor:I do not reside in West Virginia, but nonetheless am saddened by the tragic yet preventable deaths of the miners there. Your article cites the Bush administration�s callous efforts to reduce mine safety. It raises a question to me as to whether folks there will remember this come Election Day and hold all public officials accountable for their inactions. In my own home state, we battle this administration on a day-to-day basis as they try to undermine our standard of living, shift our jobs overseas and redistribute our taxes to the wealthy. A step in the right direction of all working families is to put this disgraceful administration on notice that the lives of hardworking Americans matter. We are not cattle; we are not tools that corporate America can just throw away when they have no need for us any longer. We are human beings. Why is a life in the womb worth protecting, but, once grown, not worth protecting at the bottom of a mine?Carl Sanchez Jr.Petaluma, Calif.nnnEditor:I am from Parkersburg and I am devastated at what happened. All my prayers are going out to the family and friends. My sister and I live in Colorado Springs, and our hearts are with them in every way because West Virginia people are connected, no matter where they live. God be with the families and friends.If anybody ever needs any help, please let them know my name is:Dee (Beatty) BrassfieldColorado Springs, Colo.nnnEditor:All seven children of my coal miner father are college graduates and more. I have a medical degree because he insisted that we not follow in his path. He was brilliant, the most brilliant man I have ever met, and now I know the bravest. My heart breaks for the miners in Tallmansville. I know they must have been giants just like my father, who died from black lung disease, a slow, horrifying, smothering death from the coal dust in the mines. It was a tragedy to watch and I have still not recovered 10 years later.I am so sorry for your loss. I know that nothing can ever bring solace. Time lessens the pain a bit, but not much. You all are special people � strong and self-reliant and honest and caring beyond belief. You will get through this even stronger. Watching this on TV, I only wanted to say how much I miss West Virginia and how much I love the beautiful people who live there, especially the coal miners. They are my heart and family. God bless you all!Rhonda BrennanNashville, Tenn. Story Share Story Share Trending Now 1 WV Gov. Justice discharged from Johns Hopkins Hospital after two-day stay 2 Kanawha magistrate facing judicial misconduct charges 3 Driving during Monday's solar eclipse? Read these tips first 4 On file: July 26, 2015 5 Capito slams Trump's Charlottesville response; WV GOP congressmen mum Scott Lilly Previous Story ICG safety record in W.Va. poor Next Story


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Police are hunting for a man who has been peeping into windows in an East Berwyn neighborhood, off of Picard Road, on the east side of Columbus.
Authorities believe they know who the man is, but they have not been able to catch him in the act.
One family told 10TV that enough is enough.
"He comes everyday almost, sometimes twice, sometimes three times a day," said LaDonna Alexander.
Alexander said the peeping tom has turned her family's world upside down. She said he paid his latest visit Monday morning.
"So, I looked up and he was standing in the window, and that was early, it was daylight," said Alexander. "So, he had to step out from behind the bushes, and then he left, he ran."
The single mother of three also told 10TV what happened last Friday night, when her daughter was washing dishes.
"He slapped that window so hard we thought he shattered the window. But he slapped the window so hard that the orange picture just flew out of the window into the sink. She obviously jumped, slipped and fell," she added.
Alexander hopes the guy looking in her windows and prowling around her house is eventually caught. So far, this peeping tom has stayed outside the house, but she doesn't even want to think about what could happen next.
"Is he going to hide in a closet, and just jump out on us when we come in? We're really, really scared," she added.
Alexander said she carries a weapon and will use it if the man comes into her home.
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50vicar is not a single family tree but a collection of many small trees (saplings?) based on items in the possession of the Victoria County Historical Society which is located in Lindsay Ontario. The expectation is that over time others will add to these trees. Also it is hoped that the variety of trees will increase interest and use of WeRelate.
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Campbell, Thomas Metcalfe – family bible.
Wakeford, John Franklin - WW 1 photo and military gear.
Hill, Joshua – 1839 sampler created by daughter Elizabeth.
Vrooman, Fulton Schuyler – WW 1 photo.
McLennan, Hugh Muir – WW 1 photo.
Needler, William Walker and Thomas Sadler and their wives sold a Lindsay lot to Joseph Demara