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Even Start
(Title I, Part B, Subpart 3)
This program supports family literacy programs that integrate early childhood education, adult education, parenting education, and literacy activities for low-income families, including parents eligible for services under the Adult Education and Family Literacy Act and their children from birth through age 7.
Changes from Current Law
This program was reauthorized in December 2000 as part of the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2001 (P. L. 106-554), with the following major changes:
Research - In years where the appropriation exceeds the amount appropriated for the previous fiscal year, the Secretary is required to reserve $2 million or 50 percent of the excess amount, whichever is less, for the National Institute for Literacy to carry out scientifically based reading research that focuses on adult literacy. In years where the appropriation is equal to or less than the amount appropriated for the previous fiscal year, the Secretary may reserve only what is needed to continue multi-year activities.
Statewide Family Literacy Activities - Authorizes $1 million for competitive grants to States for Even Start statewide family literacy initiatives in years when the appropriation increases over the previous year. Prior to this reauthorization, as part of the Reading Excellence Act, the Department was required to reserve $10 million annually for this purpose.
Technical Assistance for Family Literacy Services - Adds a provision that allows States to use a portion of program funds to help subgrantees to improve the quality of family literacy services.
Staff Qualifications - Requires that, within 4 years, the majority of individuals providing academic instruction in Even Start whose salaries are paid in whole or in part with Even Start funds have an associate's, bachelor's, or graduate degree in a field related to early childhood education, elementary or secondary school education, or adult education, and, if applicable, meet State qualifications requirements for those areas; all new personnel must meet these requirements beginning on the effective date of the reauthorization (12/21/00). In addition, within 4 years, the individual responsible for the local administration of family literacy services must have received training in the operation of a family literacy program, and paraprofessionals who provide support for academic instruction must have a high school diploma or its equivalent.
Scientifically Based Reading Research - Requires that instructional programs be based on scientifically based reading research.
Eligible Participants - Allows Even Start programs that collaborate with Title I, Part A programs to expand Even Start services to children who are 8 years of age or older if funds from the Part A program are used to contribute to the cost of providing programs for these children.
The NCLB Act includes one amendment: Under the 2000 reauthorization of the program, States may reserve up to 6 percent of funds for State-level activities, including administration, technical assistance for program improvement through a grant or contract, and administering the Indicators of Program Quality requirements in the law. The reauthorized ESEA allows States to also use these funds for improving the quality of family literacy services provided under Even Start programs.
Federal - Requires an independent evaluation of the program to: (1) determine the performance and effectiveness of the program; (2) identify effective Even Start programs; and (3) provide technical assistance to States and subgrantees to ensure that local evaluations provide accurate information on the effectiveness of the program.
State - Requires States to develop indicators of program quality (some are specified in the law) and use them to monitor, evaluate, and improve Even Start programs within the State. (States were required to submit these indicators to the Secretary by June 30, 2001 in order to receive program funds.)
Local - Requires a subgrantee to provide for an independent program evaluation that is to be used for program improvement.
Federal to State - Formula allocations are based on each State's current-year share of Title I, Part A funds, with a minimum State allocation of the greater of $250,000 or ½ of 1 percent.
State to Local - SEAs make competitive subgrants to partnerships of LEAs and other organizations, giving priority to proposals that target areas designated as empowerment zones or enterprise communities or that propose to serve families in other high-poverty areas.
Federal - Requires 6 percent of the annual appropriation for programs serving migrant children, the outlying areas, and Indian tribes and tribal organizations if the appropriated amount for the program exceeds $200 million (or 5 percent when the appropriation is $200 million or less). Requires a grant for an Even Start project in a women's prison. Allows up to 3 percent for evaluation and technical assistance.
State - Allows SEAs to reserve up to 6 percent of their allocation to administer the program; provide technical assistance for program improvement and replication through subgrants or contracts; develop indicators of program quality and monitor, evaluate, and improve programs based on the State's indicators; and (beginning with the 2001 amendment) improve the quality of family literacy services provided under Even Start programs. An SEA may use up to half of this reservation for program administration.
In years in which the appropriation exceeds the amount appropriated for the preceding fiscal year, requires $2 million, or 50 percent of the excess, whichever is less, for the National Institute for Literacy (NIFL) to carry out scientifically based research on family literacy. When the appropriation is the same or less than the preceding year's appropriation, requires "sufficient funds" for NIFL to continue multi-year research projects.
Authorizes $1 million for competitive grants to States for Even Start statewide family literacy initiatives in years when the appropriation increases over the previous year.
Improving Literacy Through School Libraries
(Title I, Part B, Subpart 4)
New program authorizing $250 million to assist schools in providing students with access to: (1) up-to-date school library materials; (2) technologically advanced school library media centers; and (3) professionally certified school library media specialists. Authorizes (1) competitive awards directly to LEAs at appropriation levels below $100 million; and (2) formula allocations to States at appropriation levels of $100 million or more. A State would use its funds to make competitive awards to LEAs. For additional information please e-mail email@example.com.
Program Description
Eligible LEAs - Sets different eligibility rules for the Federal and State awards. For direct awards from the Secretary, LEAs with a child-poverty rate of at least 20 percent. For awards from SEAs, LEAs with a child-poverty rate of (1) at least 15 percent or (2) greater than the statewide child-poverty rate.
Applications - Requires each State desiring assistance to submit an application describing: (1) how it would assist eligible LEAs to meet the requirements of the program and use scientifically based research to implement effective school library media programs; and (2) the standards and techniques it would use to evaluate the quality and impact of the activities carried out with program funds.
Requires an LEA to submit an application that describes its need for school library media improvement, how it would use program funds, and how the LEA would: (1) involve school library media specialists, teachers, administrators, and parents; (2) coordinate the use of program funds with other Federal, State, and local funds; and (3) collect and analyze data on the quality and impact of activities carried out with program funds.
Uses of Funds - Authorizes LEAs to use funds to: (1) acquire school library media resources; (2) acquire and use technology that can help to develop the information retrieval and critical thinking skills of students; (3) facilitate Internet links and other resource-sharing networks; (4) provide (a) professional development for school library media specialists and (b) activities that foster increased collaboration between school library media specialists, teachers, and administrators; and (5) provide students with access to school libraries during non-school hours.
Federal - Requires the Secretary to conduct an independent evaluation not later than three years after the date of enactment of No Child Left Behind and biennially thereafter. Requires the Secretary to transmit the annual State reports to Congress.
State - Requires each participating State to compile the annual LEA reports and transmit them to the Secretary.
Local - Requires each LEA receiving a grant to report to the Secretary (or the State if the program is State administered) on: (1) how program funds was used; and (2) the extent to which program funds were used to increase access to, and the use of, school library media resources.
Federal to LEA - At appropriations levels below $100 million, the Secretary makes one-year awards directly to eligible LEAs.
Federal to State - At appropriations levels at or above $100 million, the Secretary makes formula awards based on each State's prior-year share of Title I, Part A.
Within State - Competitive awards to eligible LEAs.
Federal - one-half of 1 percent for the BIA, and one-half of 1 percent for the Outlying Areas.
State - Up to 3 percent to: (1) provide technical assistance; (2) disseminate information on effective school library media programs; and (3) meet administrative expenses.
Education of Migratory Children
(Title I, Part C)
Retains, without major changes, the current program to provide financial assistance to State educational agencies to establish and improve programs of education for children of migratory farmworkers and fishers.
Changes from Current Law:
Hold-Harmless - Adds a hold-harmless requirement beginning in FY 2003 that would provide every State (other than Puerto Rico) at least 100 percent of the amount that it received in FY 2002. A State (other than Puerto Rico) that did not receive funding in FY 2002 would receive at least 100 percent of the amount that it would have received in FY 2002 if its application had been approved.
State Allocations - Beginning in FY 2003, requires that funds in excess of FY 2002 be allocated to States (other than Puerto Rico) based on actual counts of eligible migratory students who resided in the State in the previous year and who received services in the summer or intersession programs provided by the State. (Under current law, funds are allocated on the basis of full-time-equivalent counts.)
Treatment of Puerto Rico - Phases in changes that, over four years, reduce the restrictions on Puerto Rico's allocation and give Puerto Rico a larger share of total funds (so long as no other State loses funding).
Coordination of Migrant Education Activities - Adds requirements that the Secretary assist States in developing effective methods for the electronic transfer of student records and ensure a linkage of migrant student record systems for the purpose of electronic exchange using the diversity of existing systems.Also requires the Secretary to determine the minimum data elements that each State receiving funds should collect and maintain, and to seek public comment on proposed data elements by publishing them in the Federal Register not later than 120 days after enactment. Requires the Secretary to submit a report to Congress on State progress on, and recommendations for, developing and linking electronic records transfer systems by April 30, 2003.
Also adds a requirement that an SEA or LEA receiving migrant funds provide records on migrant students to other States and LEAs at no cost. Increases the maximum amount for migrant coordination activities (from $6 million to $10 million), and the maximum amount for Incentive Grants (from $1.5 million to $3 million). Caps Incentive Grant awards at $250,000 each.
- None specifically in the Migrant Education (Part C) program. However, under Title I Part A, the law will continue to require that State assessment systems enable disaggregation of results for migrant students.
Federal to State - Funds are allocated to States through a formula on the basis of each State's per-pupil education expenditure for education and its count of migratory children, aged 3 through 21, residing within the State and an adjustment for those students receiving summer services.
State to Local - Once the Department determines the State's allocation, the SEA provides MEP services and activities either directly or through subgrants to local operating agencies (LOAs) which can be either local educational agencies (LEAs) or other nonprofit private agencies.
Federal - Up to $10 million for coordination of Migrant Education activities.
State - Up to 1 percent for State administration.
Prevention and Intervetion Programs for Neglected or Delinquent Children or Youth
(Title I, Part D)
Retains, with a few changes, the current program to provide financial assistance to: (1) State educational agencies for educational services to neglected and delinquent children and youth under age 21 in State-run institutions for juveniles and in adult correctional institutions, and (2) local educational agencies for educational services to children and youth in local correctional facilities and to other at-risk populations.
Changes from Current Law:
State Agency program (Subpart 1) - Phases in changes that, over four years, reduce the restrictions on Puerto Rico's allocation and give Puerto Rico a larger share of total funds (so long as no other State loses funding).
Transition Services - Increases the amount States may spend on transition activities from a maximum of 10 percent to a maximum of 30 percent (and requires that States spend a minimum of 15 percent).
Local Agency program (Subpart 2) - Retains the program (which States operate by setting aside money from Title I - A), but narrows the program to primarily focus on the academic and other needs of youth released from corrections facilities located in an LEA. (Dropout prevention is also an allowable activity, especially for pregnant and parenting teenagers.)
Annual Model Program - Adds an authority allowing the Secretary to reserve up to 2.5 percent of funds to develop a uniform model to evaluate Title I, Part D programs and to provide technical assistance to support the capacity-building of State agency programs.
Maintains requirements that SEAs and LEAs evaluate their program at least once every three years, using multiple measures to determine program impact on participants achievement, credit accrual, transition from a facility to a regular LEA, and success in completing secondary school and obtaining employment.
The Subpart 2 program: (1) allows an SEA to reduce or terminate a project if an LEA does not show progress in reducing dropout rates over a three-year period; and (2) requires that local correctional facilities and delinquent institutions, after receiving assistance for three years, demonstrate that there has been an increase in the number of youth returning to school, obtaining a secondary school diploma or its equivalent, or obtaining employment after these youths are released.
Federal to State - Funds are allocated to States through a formula based on the number of children in State-operated institutions and per-pupil education expenditures for the State. Each State's allocation is generated by child counts in State institutions that provide at least 20 hours of instruction from non-Federal funds; adult correctional institutions must provide 15 hours a week.
State to State Agency - Once the Department determines the State's allocation, the SEA makes subgrants to each state agency based on its proportionate share of the States adjusted enrollment count of N or D children and youth.
Federal - up to 2.5 percent for evaluation (and for the development of a uniform model to evaluate Part D) and technical assistance.
State - Up to 1 percent of funds for State administrative costs.


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As part of the 2019 IPPS Final Rule, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) requires hospitals to provide patients a listing of standard hospital charges.
In compliance with federal (and select states') law, Encompass Health provides price transparency and patient billing information to all patients.
We have listed our standard procedures and charges, which are reviewed and updated annually. Actual charges will vary based on medical need at the time services are rendered. Please contact the Hospital directly at the phone number listed on the pricing file if you have any questions about our standard charges or to obtain a prospective service quote. Fees for physician services are not reflected in our standard charge list and will be billed separately by your physician.
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- Model No.: MW-FCT2015056
- Packaging: safe carton package
- Brand Name: Mrs Woods
- Place of Origin: Zhejiang, China (Mainland)
coffee table antique style
Item: MW-FCT2015056
Description: coffee table antique style
Material: recycled wood
Size( cm ): l 90 x w 90 x h 45 cm
Volume: cbm/pcs, packed in 1 ctns
Colour: natural wood color
Room: living room furniture
Payment Terms: T/T, 30% deposit before production, 70% balance paid off before loading
Price Terms: FOB Ningbo
Min.order Q'ty: 9 pieces
The packing: 5 layer carton outside with foam and EPE cotton protection inside for every corner protected by paper corner protection. Leg protected by MDF board carton outside. Safe enough for mail order delivery. We also can add wood frame outside as clients request.
1. Are your company a trading one or a factory?
Factory + trade (have 3 factories supplying shabby chic furniture, recycled wooden cabinets, upholstery items)
2. How long has your company run on home furniture?
enter this field from 2006, 2010 we have own exporting department.
3. What payment terms you accept?
Payment Terms: T/T, L/C, Western unio, or Cash.
4. After an order is placed, when to deliver?
Usually 45 days for a full mixed 40HQ, for special order e.g. only a few kinds of products or if we have stock or frames ready, can finish within 25 days.
5. Does your company accept customization?
We have our own factory and excellent design team, and we accept OEM/ODM.
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7. If the products are not conformity with requirements, how to solve?
If the products are not conform to customer samples or have quality problems, our company will be responsible for it.
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When caring for an elderly person, being prepared for injuries and other medical emergencies is vital. As people age, they become more vulnerable to injuries and health events. Because of thinner skin and brittle bones, even minor and non-life-threatening injuries can demand particular care. That's why family members of seniors should make sure that appropriate first aid is always available.
It's never a bad time to assess the home first aid kit of an elderly loved one, especially if you're one of your loved one's primary caregivers. There's no way to know when illness or injury might hit, which is why it's so important for family members to regularly take stock of home first aid kits.
The first thing you should assess in any first aid kit are the essentials. These are the items most commonly needed for home first aid. If you are missing or low on any of the supplies below, you should immediately restock these items. These items include:
Depending on your loved one's health, additional supplies or specialty home care items may be necessary. You may wish to talk with your loved one or their doctor to determine if they require items such as specialty adhesives or gauzes for delicate skin, emergency medications, a blood pressure monitor, a blood sugar reader, an epinephrine injector, or an AED.
You will also want to make sure that essential information is included in your loved one's home first aid kit. This information will include:
One you've assessed and – if necessary – restocked your loved one's home first aid kit, it's important to place it somewhere that is easy to access. You will want to make sure the first aid kit can be easily found in the event of an emergency and that anyone who visits the home regularly knows where it is located.
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"Reykjavik Whale Watching Massacre may be the next big foreign slasher film, but if they expect me to do anything but belly laugh when I read about it, they better change that damn name, and fast. Teaser trailer at the link.
Talk about obscure, Fango reports that there is a remake of the UK exploitation film "The House on Straw Hill" underway. The original is apparently still banned in the UK, and deals with a writer in an old house whose assistant turns violent and homicidal.
Mick Garris hopes to be shooting Stephen King's "Bag of Bones" this summer in Maine, however some haggling must first be done, since Maine doesn't offer the kind of incentives that other states do when it comes to filming there.
If you're curious to see how the "House on Sorority Row" remake is coming along (titled just "Sorority Row"), prints of the trailer are reported to be attached to Nic Cage's "Knowing", which hits theaters this weekend. Or you can just wait until Monday when it shows up online. Probably better for your health.
Looks like there's going to be a "Lost Boys III", and Corey Feldman will be producing. Shockingly, he will also be the "focus" of the film. Weird how that works out when you're the producer, huh?
Dan Harris, writer of "X-Men 2" and "Superman Returns" has been picked to write the film adaptation of EA's "Dante's Inferno" game which is currently in development.


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In September 2007, CMS began disclosing NPPES health care provider data that are disclosable under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) to the public.
The FOIA-disclosable data for a health care provider (individual or organization) who deactivated an NPI will now be disclosed within the files. For a deactivated NPI, CMS will only disclose the deactivated NPI and the associated date of deactivation within the files.
The NPI Registry and the downloadable files will contain data from the NPPES as reported to NPPES by you, or by someone acting on your behalf, or by an organization provider's Authorized Official.
If the downloadable file or the NPI Registry reflects information that is incorrect, health care providers should correct that information.
At any time, providers, or someone acting on their behalf, may edit their records by going to https://nppes.cms.hhs.gov, or by obtaining a paper NPI Application/Update Form (CMS-10114) from the NPI Enumerator or from the CMS forms page (https://www.cms.gov/Medicare/CMS-Forms/CMS-Forms) and mailing the completed, signed form to the NPI Enumerator. Providers who need assistance in editing their records should contact the NPI Enumerator by phone at 1-800-465-3203, by email firstname.lastname@example.com, or by letter: NPI Enumerator, P.O. Box 6059, Fargo, ND 58108-6059.
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The partisan split over Obamacare extends even to plans of the uninsured. According toa Gallup poll of nearly 4,000 uninsured Americans
, 80 percent of Democrats plan to get insurance next year, while just 46 percent of Republicans plan to do the same. Independents fall in the middle, with 58 percent planning to sign up for insurance. Pollsters argue that politics appears to play a role in some Americans' decisions to remain uninsured and pay a fine - which be either $95 or up to one percent of your family income. 'Given that Democrats widely endorse the healthcare law and Republicans widely oppose it, this relationship suggests uninsured Americans' personal opinions on the law may have as much to do with their decision to get insurance as their current health or income situation,' Gallup pollsters wrote. They noted that the decision to pay a fine As such, for many uninsured Americans, particularly Republicans, the decision to pay the fine could be a form of protest against the law. It is unclear whether that protest will extend only as far as their response to this survey question, or will extend to their actual behavior when the deadline to get insurance arrives. Overall, the pollsters say 28 percent of uninsured Americans intend to go without insurance next year. The Centers for Disease Control estimates thatmore than 46 million Americans
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my driver had a premonition. All the way back from Basra, he was nervous,
anxious not to stop at villages - even petrol stations - for fear of
"Everywhere there are Ali Babas," he kept saying. And no sooner did we reach Baghdad than he went home to a house of tears and agony and mourning. His brother-in-law, Mohamed, had just become the latest victim of "New" Iraq, shot by car thieves and left to bleed to death for half an hour at a motorway intersection.
So yesterday afternoon, my driver and I met to pay our respects at the big tent the family of Mohamed Ali Nsaef al-Shimeri had erected in the street outside their tree-fronted villa. There was a photograph of Mohamed in gold-fringed tribal robes with a black tape over the top left corner, and a row of red-eyed men - father, uncles and cousins - sitting at the tent entrance, shaking my hand with both of theirs, inviting us to eat meat and rice and strawberries and drink smouldering coffee in honour of the businessman, construction engineer and father of three young children who had just been murdered.
His eight-year-old daughter, Nadeen, with long, plaited hair and wearing a brown calf-skin jacket, came to see the foreign reporter with an album of family photographs of her father: Mohamed with Nadeen and her brother Mustafa; Mohamed on holiday in the United Arab Emirates; Mohamed visiting the Chouf mountains in Lebanon. Nadeen said she wanted to be a pharmacist - her father had run a pharmaceuticals factory.
His cousin Qusai wanted to tell the story of Mohamed's death. So did my driver and his father, whose 33-year-old daughter, Mona - my driver's sister - married Mohamed 10 years ago. "He had come home to lunch here at the house," Qusai said. "He left after an hour in one of the company's cars, a white Mercedes, and was close to the mosque when an old Brazilian-made car deliberately crashed into him." I noted the contempt with which he said "Brazilian" - Mohamed had been killed by thieves who drove a third-world VW Passat - and the location: the Mosque of the Mother of All Battles, named in person by Saddam.
"Four men got out of the car and they had guns and Mohamed was very suspicious of them and so he apologized for the accident as if it was his fault. But they beat him on the face and the back of the head with their guns and then, when he fell to the ground, they fired two shots into his chest. I think they thought he would identify them if he lived. And there he lay on the roadside for half an hour, bleeding while hundreds of people drove past him. They saw him dying and did nothing.
"This is Baghdad now. You see? In the end a woman came and pulled him into her car, but as she was driving him to hospital, he died," Qusai said.
Although they ignored - or did not see - Mohamed, neighbours arrived with weapons after they heard shooting and one of the four men was captured and taken to the nearest police station. He came from the Ghazalia corner of the city and confessed at once to killing nine other men for their cars. Yes, he was a car thief - the area of the Mother of All Battles Mosque was what he and his three fellow gunmen called "the place of hunting", or so police told the family later.
Mohamed, a self-made man of money who left school after second grade and went on to create construction companies in four countries, was killed for a 14-year-old company car.
The family learnt that the killer, and his three comrades-in-murder, were all freed by Saddam in his great "forgiveness" prison release last November. Qusai and my driver's father and Mohamed's brother all wanted to talk at the same time: "This happened because of the security vacuum, the vacuum in the law which now exists here - it is anarchy."
"It's the occupation - the Americans could stop all this if they wanted."
"We prefer the previous regime comes back - this would never have happened then."
Revenge, they muttered, again and again. "They should bring back hanging," Mohamed's father-in-law said. "The thieves and killers know if they are caught they will be sent to Abu Ghurayb prison where they will have food, clothes, new soap. It was Bremer who cancelled hanging."
The name of the US proconsul, Paul Bremer, comes up repeatedly these days, personally condemned for the growing anarchy in Iraq. And the stories of Abu Ghurayb's prison facilities are - I can attest because I've seen them - all true.
Qusai spoke again: "This man won't be taken to court. So we will have to kill him. We will take our revenge. Mohamed's death cannot be allowed to pass like this. We will make these four men pay."
And all three men repeated the word revenge - "tha'ar", they hissed in Arabic - over and over again, as if its fulfillment would bring Mohamed al-Shimeri striding into the tent in his fine tribal robe, ready to resume his life on earth.
Robert Fisk is an award winning foreign correspondent for The Independent (UK), where this article first appeared. He is the author of Pity Thy Nation: The Abduction of Lebanon (The Nation Books, 2002 edition). Posted with author's permission.
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Webster Alumni Create Art for the Animals
Aug. 5, 2013
Two Webster graduates are participating in "The Harry and Hanley Project," a fund-raiser for the Animal Protective Association of St. Louis.
ST. LOUIS - Twenty colorful fiberglass statues – 10 dogs and 10 cats in all – have been standing guard in shops, businesses and airports around St. Louis for the past two months. Each animal waits silently for observers to notice and admire their unique coats of paint and possibly to reflect on the value of animals in our world.
Two Webster University graduates are among the artists behind these stoic displays.
Victoria L. Szulc, a 1991 graduate of Webster, and Genevieve Esson, a 1986 graduate, were among the 20 well-known artists selected to participate in "The Harry and Hanley Project," a fund-raiser for the Animal Protective Association (APA) of Missouri.
The statues were molded from originals created by renowned artist Harry Weber. Each copy was given to a local artist and painted earlier this year. They currently are being displayed around the city. Esson's statue, named "Hunt for the Unicorn on A Full Moon," can be found in the lobby of Parkcrest Plastic Surgery. Szulc's statue, titled "A Clockwork Cat," can be found in Terminal One of the Lambert St. Louis International Airport.
Szulc said she became involved in "The Harry and Hanley Project" after she saw a promotion for it on a local news program. She was asked to join the Project planning committee due to her past experiences with public art and her specialty in animal drawing and painting. She has sold many pieces at local animal shows, donated work to benefit pet rescue operations and shelters, had work displayed at Purina Farms, and is on the artist's registry at the AKC Museum of the Dog. She also previously worked on large-scale public art projects in St. Louis. She contributed to 2001's "The People Project" and "Wings in The City" in 2010.
She credits her education at Webster for her artistic success. While she had been drawing most of her life, it was Webster art professor Gary Passanise who gave her art the focus it needed.
"Gary Passanise encouraged me to go big in size, to elevate my works," Szulc said. "I started using the biggest sheets of paper I could get my hands on, including photographic backdrop paper, and turned my two-dimensional works into large pieces like those of the iconic Chuck Close. I also developed a loose, lyrical style with animals as my theme that I still use on pieces today. One of my latest prize winning pieces is 'Sleepy Hounds,' a 4-foot by 6-foot charcoal and pastel."
"A Clockwork Cat" reflects her current interest in Victorian-themes and steampunk styles. Steampunk is a West-Coast art movement where artists create original works that reflect the style of clothing and machinery described in the literature of Victorian-era science fiction writers H.G. Wells and Jules Verne.
"The Victorians were fantastic gardeners and botanists. I thought of Henry Shaw, his gardens and the Victorian language of flowers, i.e. that yellow roses symbolize friendship," Szulc said. "I used visual puns and ties to British literature and games to create a vivid images throughout the piece."
"The Clockwork Cat" statue is painted with insects, a chess-board patterned vest and spats. Woven throughout the work are violets, vines, sunflowers, and cat o'nine tails. Some three dimensional details, a bowler hat, monocle, a pocket watch, add to the whimsical nature of the piece.
"There are allusions to Victorian literature as well, with the Telltale Heart (Edgar Allen Poe) on his breast and a yellow snake emerging from the snowy breast as in 'Rikki Tikki Tavi' by Rudyard Kipling," Szulc added.
Esson's work for the APA project is equally complex.
Named "The Hunt for the Unicorn on a Full Moon," Esson worked with a dog statue and incorporated one of her favorite themes – that of classic unicorn representations found on 15th and 16thcentury, "The Hunt for the Unicorn" tapestries (a series of seven) from the Netherlands.
Her dog is based on the second tapestry.
"There is a certain beauty, innocence and a story behind the scene that unfolds in this tapestry, conveying a sense of peace in the animal kingdom," Esson said. "The dogs in the tapestry are very loyal and intent on their pursuit of the unicorn and I wanted to illustrate that on the dog sculpture."
The sculpture includes a painting of the sky with a full moon hidden by clouds on top of the dog's head, there is a pair of dogs searching for their prey on both sides (the unicorn is in hiding by the waterfall on the sculpture), and a number of flora and fauna elements are inspired from the tapestries. The unicorn, emblem of purity itself, is dipping its horn and capable of purifying the water, including those things that have been contaminated. "This noble beast has always been popular and I wanted to tie the dogs in with this legend, they are also enjoyed by many people," she said.
The floral elements like the pomegranate tree represents fertility and abundance.
"There is a lot of symbolism in the use of these plants and trees, also a sense of mystery with the animals," Esson said. "I have always admired medieval art and history. I took a course on it when I was a student at Webster University."
She was invited to participate in the project by an APA official, who was familiar with Esson's work around St. Louis. Previous projects include a bus design for the Metro's Art in Transit program, three life-sized lion sculptures for University City Parks and Recreation (one of which is permanently displayed in Heman Park, but temporarily being repaired at the artists studio), and a larger-than-life butterfly sculpture sculpture (Wings in the City project), currently installed in the Dierberg's Family Markets corporate headquarters in Chesterfield. She said she gladly participated in the "Harry and Hanley Project" as she loves animals.
Esson said she believes that she has gained recognition as an artist because of the ethics and work habits taught to her while she was at Webster. Genevieve also grew up with art, and has been drawing since she was small, her father being an artist.
"I gained great experience and value from being an undergraduate art student at Webster University," she said. "I value my education at Webster because I put myself through school. I was awarded a drawing scholarship while there. I am grateful to my professors, Tom Lang and Leon Hicks especially, for installing in me their work ethic and inspiration to be an artist, the ability to keep myself open to new ideas and to research themes. That is what they taught me about the art world. I still do that to this day."
The statues will be displayed around the city until Sept. 6-8, when they all will be brought to the Clayton Art Fair and - with the exception of a few that have already been sold - will be auctioned off as part of the APA's 90th anniversary gala on Sept. 14th. To learn more about "The Harry and Hanley Project," visit the APA's website athttp://www.harryandhanley.com/.
To learn more about Szulc, visit her Facebook fanpage at https://www.facebook.com/MySteampunkProject and https://www.hautehen.com.
To learn more about Esson, visit http://www.genevieveesson.webs.com.
For more information about art programs at Webster University, visit http://webster.edu/fine-arts/.


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BOSTON -- The Massachusetts man who found the surviving Boston Marathon bombing suspect hiding in his boat was glad to be able to help and feels lucky to be alive, he said Tuesday.
"If I help these people that lost people, if I can help them in their mind, then everything is good with me here," David Henneberry, of Watertown, said in an interview aired Tuesday by WCVB-TV (http://bit.ly/17gHpT3 ) in Boston.
Henneberry said he went outside to get some air and check his boat Friday evening after police lifted a shelter-in-place order following an intense daylong manhunt for 19-year-old Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
Henneberry said he did not see any blood but noticed that two bumper pads he had placed between his boat, the Slip Away II, and its shrink wrap cover had fallen to the ground. He thought it might have been the wind.
When he first went to check, he found a loose strap and went back in his house. But he decided to take another look from a ladder.
"I got three steps up the ladder and rolled the shrink wrap. I didn't expect to see anything, but I saw blood on the floor of the boat. A good amount of blood," he told WCVB. He said he saw more blood and noticed a motionless body.
"He was just lying there by the engine block and the floor. I couldn't see his face. I'm glad I didn't see his face," Henneberry said. The man still didn't move.
Henneberry said that he doesn't remember going down the ladder to call 911, but that "I didn't waste any time." He said police took him and his wife to a neighbor's home.
After an exchange of gunfire with police, Tsarnaev was arrested.
"I am lucky I am alive," Henneberry said. "These other people were killed. Sometimes, I just sit and say, 'Wow.'"
He said he is aware of talk on social media about efforts to buy him a new boat -- it was damaged during the police activity -- but that he would rather people make donations to the One Fund organization, formed to help Boston bombing victims.
"Slip Away is slipping away," he said. "But I say it did its job."


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DOVER — Among many topics at Monday night's Citizen Speak Out, the proposed parking garage and police facility were of the most concern.
"What's the purpose? What is the cost? Who is paying for it?" Barbara Hay of Cocheco Park Apartments said. "It'll be an eyesore."
More than half of the roughly 30 residents in Council Chambers at City Hall were representing Cocheco Park Apartments, all in favor of not building the police station and garage in the Orchard Street parking lot.
The residents of the elderly and disabled housing were concerned the construction would bring additional dirt and emissions to their apartments, additional noise and traffic and would block their view of the downtown.
Deputy Mayor Robert Carrier, who ran the Citizen Speak Out with Councilor Michael Weeden, assured the apartment residents that the Orchard Street parking lot location was just one of many possible sites.
"There is no rendition of the building at this point," Carrier said. "When things like this come forth, there are locations that are possibilities. That is all. There would be strong public input with this. Nothing could be done with just the City Council."
Carrier said the public would have the opportunity to speak at a number of open discussions.
"We will do the right thing," Carrier said. "We will."
Hay, along with her neighbors, suggested the buildings be planned for Third Street instead of Orchard Street.
"Or why not go out to Route 155 or 108 for the Dover police station?" Hay said. "You don't have the space on Orchard Street for that type of thing."
Carrier said Orchard Street is just one of the possible site locations.
"There is no rendition of the building at this point," he said. "There has been talk about infill, of taking an investor and investing in some of the parking lots that we have for downtown infill to make a better downtown."
Weeden added that the main concern is that as the economy slowly grows in the next five to 10 years, a parking garage will be needed to accommodate the additional vehicles that will be parking in the city to shop, dine and work in Dover. He said the garage and the police station should be downtown because that is where the most activity is.
"We don't have to decide on anything fast," Carrier said. " I totally agree with you who have been here for many, many years. It is scary to see all of this stuff going up, views being blocked, traffic congestion ... We are not doing anything fast. Really."
Weeden added that Dover's main goal at this time is to create a vibrant city with a small town feel.
"I think what we are trying to do as a council and a community is slowly develop the downtown so it's a safe, vibrant community so people can enjoy shopping, enjoy going out to dinner and let small businesses thrive," he said.
One project that would expand the city's downtown is the waterfront development project, which was also discussed at the Speak Out.
Dover resident Ron Huml said he is not in favor of it.
"I have not talked to one person who wants to extend the contract on the waterfront," he said, adding he is also against the Jenny Thompson Aquatic Center. "I don't want to see any large (Capital Improvements Plan) approvals in this economy. The economy is bad for the country, bad for the state and bad for the city and the city doesn't seem to feel there is a bad economy."
Weeden told Huml that the extension of the waterfront development project contract is currently being looked over.
"We're in the talks in whether we are going to extend that or not," Weeden said. "If we choose to not extend it, the likelihood of another developer coming in the next 18 months is very slim."
As for the JTAC, Weeden said he is in favor of the facility, but appeared concerned when Tim Paiva, of Seacoast Swimming, who proposed the aquatic center earlier this month at a city council meeting, said it would be up to Weeden and the other councilors to decide what happens to the current two pools should the proposed JTAC pass.
Paiva also addressed concerns on whether the center would or would not cost taxpayers money. He said taxpayers will only pay what they pay now, which is less than $300,000 for pool programs. He said the city will actually be paying less than they pay now for the pools because they will not be paying for the maintenance.
Snow removal was also addressed during the Speak Out, where Carrier said Community Services Director Doug Steele said the last large storm cost Dover $180,000.
"We budget $300,000," Carrier said, adding it is hard to budget for snow, as the city is unable to predict the season's weather.
Aside from Weeden and Carrier, Councilors Karen Weston and Michael Crago were in attendance along with Recreation Director Gary Bannon and Fire Chief Richard Driscoll.
"This was one of the most effective and informative Speak Outs," Weeden said.


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Hefner, Mets top Corbin as D-backs drop 5th in row
Jeremy Hefner and the New York Mets handed Patrick Corbin his first loss, breaking away from the Arizona Diamondbacks 9-1 on a drizzly Tuesday night and sending the NL West leaders to their season-worst fifth straight defeat.
Josh Satin hit an RBI double that put the Mets ahead 2-1 in a seven-run seventh inning that lasted about 2 hours, albeit with a rain delay of 1 hour, 41 minutes in the middle.
When Arizona retook the field, there was another halt - the grounds crew hadn't redrawn the batter's boxes or put a rosin bag on the mound. Corbin was pulled when play resumed and the Mets broke it open against the bullpen, with Omar Quintanilla hitting a two-run single and Eric Young Jr. lining a two-run double.
Anthony Recker, who began the day batting .157, hit a solo home run in the fifth and added an RBI single in the seventh. Quintanilla singled home a run in the eighth.
Hefner (3-6) outpitched Corbin (9-1) as the Diamondbacks continued a most curious streak - their starting pitchers are 0-11 in 24 games since June 5. Arizona fell to 1-7 on its road trip after two straight losses to begin this four-game visit to Citi Field.
Hefner allowed four hits, struck out six and walked two in seven innings. It was his sixth start in a row permitting two or fewer earned runs.
Martin Prado homered off Hefner in the seventh, tying it at 1. Prado was the only hitter on the Arizona roster who had previously faced Hefner.
Corbin was trying to become the first lefty starter in the majors to begin a season 10-0 since Ron Guidry opened 13-0 for the New York Yankees in 1978.
The 23-year-old Corbin left with the bases loaded and no outs when play was delayed. All three runners scored, and he was charged with a season-high five runs. He was denied in a sixth try for his 10th win of the season.
Satin doubled home David Wright and extended his hitting streak to eight games, and is batting .390 (16 for 41) this season. Satin has been playing first base since Ike Davis was demoted to the minors, and his lively bat has impressed manager Terry Collins.
NOTES: Arizona OF Gerardo Parra was out of the lineup, a night after jarring himself trying to make a diving catch on the warning track. Parra's arm was bandaged and he had scrapes on his face. Manager Kirk Gibson said Parra had been due for a day off. ... Heath Bell was set to close for the Diamondbacks. J.J. Putz, who blew a save chance Monday night in his first try since going on the DL in May, will work in middle relief for now, Gibson said. ... Young started at 2B in place of Daniel Murphy. Collins said Murphy was worn down and "stinkin' out of gas." Murphy pinch-hit in the seventh and stayed in. ... Wright has taken a lead of nearly 850,000 over the Giants' Pablo Sandoval in fan voting to start at 3B for the NL in the All-Star game at Citi Field. ... Mike Piazza has been added to the roster for the All-Star celebrity softball game at Citi Field on July 14. Comedian Chris Rock, actor Kevin James and singer Ashanti also will take part. ... Hefner struck out in both of his at-bats. He is 0 for 23 - the most at-bats of any player in the majors this year without a hit. ... Mets reliever LaTroy Hawkins pitched his 907th game, moving past Cy Young for 22nd place all-time.


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WESTFALL TOWNSHIP, PA. — After the game, Delaware Valley (Pa.) quarterback Bryan Schor called his Hail Mary pass as time expired a one-in-a-million shot.
WESTFALL TOWNSHIP, PA. — After the game, Delaware Valley (Pa.) quarterback Bryan Schor called his Hail Mary pass as time expired a one-in-a-million shot.
Early in the fourth quarter against Allentown's Parkland, those, seemingly, were the odds of a Delaware Valley comeback in the District 2-11 Class AAAA subregional championship game. However, after falling behind 22 points, the Warriors were in position to tie the game on the last play.
Schor's desperation heave couldn't be hauled in by Nick McIntyre, draped by Parkland defenders in the back of the end zone, and Delaware Valley's wild comeback attempt fell short, 49-41, on a chilly Saturday afternoon.
"Kids in Delaware Valley are kids that are never going to give up and I give our coaches credit for making us those type of people," said Schor, a senior, who completed 16-of-26 passes for 232 yards and three touchdowns with an interception. "On the last play, I just wanted to give the receivers a shot, and that's what we did. It's nobody's fault. They defended it well and knew it was coming. We just didn't get it this time."
Delaware Valley's loss ends the most successful season in its 20-year history. The Warriors finish with 11 wins — a school-record — and two losses. Before this fall, Delaware Valley was 0-8 all-time in the postseason.
The Warriors overcame a two-touchdown deficit in the second half to defeat Whitehall 46-45 in the quarterfinals of the playoffs and put away Scranton 27-16 last week in the semifinals, which also served as the District 2 Class AAAA championship.
"A long time ago, I felt this program, this team, could be a diamond in the rough," Delaware Valley coach Keith Olsommer said. "These guys proved me right with that. I think they've laid a very solid foundation for what my expectations are every year. Even in a game like this, I don't care if it's high school, college, professional, a lot of kids go into the tank. We hung in there and we had an opportunity to score and get a two-point conversion to tie it."
Delaware Valley defeated Parkland, 37-35, in its season-opener on Aug. 31, holding on after leading 31-14. The rematch was even more frenetic and wild. Delaware Valley led 14-0 on Saturday, but walked into halftime tied 21-21.
Martin Strenk scored on a 3-yard run on Delaware Valley's first possession of the second half to make it 27-21. However, Parkland (11-2) answered with 28 straight points — on a 65-yard kickoff return by Matt Costello, a 17-yard run by quarterback Tim Baranek, Eli Redman's 37-yard interception return and a 91-yard run by Jarel Elder, who finished with 220 yards.
Schor hit Lucas Markowitz for a 34-yard touchdown with 10:33 remaining to pull Delaware Valley within 49-34. The pair also connected on a 52-yard score in the first half. It was Schor to tight end Connor Decker on an 8-yard touchdown less than three minutes later to make it 49-41.
Delaware Valley's first chance to make a run at a tie ended when Schor lost a fumble at Parkland's 49 with 3:04 remaining. After stopping Parkland on a fourth-and-3 at the Warriors' 22-yard line, Delaware Valley got one last shot with 1:12 on the clock and no timeouts. Delaware Valley drove the ball across midfield and, on the last play, Schor — with the wind swirling like it had all day off the Delaware River — aired out a ball from Parkland's 46.
Instead of landing in a teammates' hands, the prayer Delaware Valley pulled for, the ball bounced off the turf as time expired on the comeback.
"We always come back," said Schor, who will play at Division I Miami (Ohio) next year. "We are a relentless team and we never give up. Right now it's tough, but this was a great season, and we are more than a team. We are best friends just coming out and playing football every Friday and Saturday together."


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EVANSTON, Ill. (AP) Andrew Smith scored a season-high 24 points and Butler pulled away in the second half for a 74-65 win over Northwestern on Saturday night.
Smith had 19 points in the second half - including nine straight - and added 10 rebounds for the Bulldogs (7-2), who shot 48 percent en route to their fourth straight win overall and fourth straight against the Wildcats (7-3).
Rotnei Clarke was 4 for 6 on 3-point attempts and finished with 13 points for Butler. Kellen Dunham added 11 points and Roosevelt Jones had 10.
Dave Sobolowski scored 21 points for Northwestern, which shot just 32.7 percent from the field but stayed close by converting 22 of 31 free throws. Tre Demps added 15 points and Reggie Hearn had 13.
Butler, which led 34-31 at the half, pulled away with a 10-4 run to open the second half.


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LOS ANGELES, California (AP) -- Movie-goers elected a "W," but it was Mark Wahlberg, not George W. Bush.
Wahlberg's action flick "Max Payne" debuted with $18 million to outdo Oliver Stone's film biography of George W. Bush, according to studio estimates Sunday.
Stone's "W." actually ran fourth, opening with $10.6 million to finish behind the family comedy "Beverly Hills Chihuahua" (No. 2 with $11.2 million) and the chick flick "The Secret Life of Bees" (No. 3 with $11.1 million).
"For me, an Oliver Stone film about George Bush doesn't necessarily scream big box office," said Paul Dergarabedian, president of box-office tracker Media By Numbers. "A film like this is very tough to gauge, but this is exactly what I thought it would do."
Lionsgate's "W.," starring Josh Brolin as Bush, came in well behind the $18.7 million debut of Stone's last movie, 2006's September 11 saga "World Trade Center." That movie opened in nearly 3,000 theaters, about 900 more than "W.," however.
Playing in 2,030 cinemas, "W." averaged a solid but unremarkable $5,197 a theater, compared with a $6,334 average for "World Trade Center." "W." was shot on a modest budget of $25 million.
Estimated ticket sales for Friday through Sunday at U.S. and Canadian theaters, according to Media By Numbers LLC. Final figures will be released Monday.
1. "Max Payne," $18 million.
2. "Beverly Hills Chihuahua," $11.2 million.
3. "The Secret Life of Bees," $11.1 million.
4. "W.," $10.6 million.
5. "Eagle Eye," $7.3 million.
6. "Body of Lies," $6.9 million.
7. "Quarantine," $6.3 million.
8. "Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist," $3.9 million.
9. "Sex Drive," $3.6 million.
10. "Nights in Rodanthe," $2.7 million.
The film had been on political junkies' radar since Stone put "W." on the fast track less than a year ago so he could have it out before the November election. Stone started shooting in May, his five-month turnaround time remarkably short by Hollywood standards, where major movies can take a year or more.
If he needed more time, Stone contractually had the option of releasing the film around the time Bush leaves office in January.
But with two weeks until the election, this is prime time for a Bush biography, said Steve Rothenberg, Lionsgate head of distribution.
"We felt it was very important to release the film after the presidential debates but before the election," Rothenberg said. "We felt interest in the election would be at its height, and interest in George W. Bush would be much greater now than after January. We feel we have a good corridor over the next two weeks."
The movie received mixed reviews, with critics surprised at how relatively tame it turned out coming from liberal firebrand Stone, who made the paranoia-laden presidential tales "JFK" and "Nixon."
Brolin's Bush has some buffoonish moments, but Stone showed empathy for the president, casting him as a man with serious daddy issues but an unshakable relationship with wife Laura to fall back on.
Among the weekend's other new movies, 20th Century Fox's "Max Payne" averaged $5,332 in 3,376 theaters and Fox Searchlight's "The Secret Life of Bees" did $6,945 in 1,591 cinemas.
Disney's "Beverly Hills Chihuahua," which had been the No. 1 movie the previous two weekends, raised its total to $69.1 million.
Adapted from the video game, "Max Payne" stars Wahlberg as a New York City cop hunting the killers of his wife and child.
"The Secret Life of Bees" stars Dakota Fanning, Queen Latifah, Jennifer Hudson, Alicia Keys and Sophie Okonedo in a drama about a troubled teen learning life lessons through the beekeeping operations of three Southern sisters.
"Max Payne" had a predominantly male audience, "The Secret Life of Bees" played to women, "Beverly Hills Chihuahua" continued to grab family crowds and "W." was the choice for politically minded adults.
"You've got all kinds of pictures out there," said 20th Century Fox distribution executive Bert Livingston. "When this business is great is when there are a lot of different pictures out that people want to go see."
Hollywood's overall revenues rose for the fourth-straight weekend. The top-12 movies took in $86.4 million, up 10 percent from the same weekend last year.
Estimated ticket sales for Friday through Sunday at U.S. and Canadian theaters, according to Media By Numbers LLC. Final figures will be released Monday.
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Thanks Mark S. 4 sharing ths, wth us.....Max Payne was the bomb..I jst luv ths movie....Max Payne, draw me in....Im a female. I luv guy movies....luv criminal movies...their the best....I want 2 own Max Payne. Their were not vry mch people, in Max Payne...@ the theater, i go 2...But, lot of people, go in the morning, or nite tme....
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I love seeing movies in the night time because you come out into darkness and feels almost time to start relaxing, go to bed or eat... or just chit-chat about the movie you just saw! When you see it in the day time or morning, it's like you have your whole day ahead of you making it easy to forget about the movie because you have stuff to do, people to see, places to go. You know?
YAY! Butter, you are sooooooo extremely lucky. I would kill to see Max Payne.. Kill.. Oh dear. I think the biggest crowd I was amongst in a theatre which wasn't too long ago was 'Wall-E' and then probably 'Cars' and 'Happy Feet' - but you see those are all family movies. So there will always be heaps more people
. I hardly ever get to see action movies or horrors/thrillers in the cinema because most of the time we only go see movies with the whole family. Last movie I saw that could be considered an action [more adventure] was 'The Mummy 3' and then probably 'Jumper' but I disliked both of those movies. They were alright but not enough to make me even think twice about seeing the movie again.
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thanks for sharing!
I love seeing movie's in the night too. I can watch during the day but at night you remember it better or something. Like Raee said kinda
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Well, my parents dont lke go see the movie @ nite....I dnt 4get the movie...Ive ths great picture memory.....Oh, Raee....I didnt Thud, yesterday. Now, Im gonna Thud.
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I don't know. I just love to come out of the theatre into the night --- time to relax and indulge. It just works well. That's why when you watch movies -they dim the lights! because the only thing in focus now is what's on screen!
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