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The exercise streak is not broken!!
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Tuesday, June 05, 2012
Well I was a lil discouraged when I knew it wouldn't be smart to go for an hour walk with temperatures in the high 90's even at 8 pm! So HOTT!
I tried a new workout dvd I bought. I did the first two levels of the Extreme Makeover Weight Loss Edition workout. It totaled about 45 minutes.
I gotta say-- I am actually kinda glad I chose to do the dvd. I got a great workout and worked new muscles.. and best of all I GOT TO REST MY SHINS. yay!!!!!!!
Last night my shins were hurting so bad from walk/jogging that I had to ice them twice. So this actually turned out great!
I have bad knees so I wasn't too excited about the squats and lunges in this video! Luckily they have modified versions of those moves. I did the modified versions where needed and still had my heart going. I could see how this dvd might not be much of a challenge to someone who was much smaller.. but it was a great workout for me.
I know I need to try to fit my workouts into my mornings.. but I am not a morning person. I am not going to make any promises on that. I am happy that I am exercising at all :)
It was still in the high 90's when it was almost time to be dark-- UGH. .
It was hot when I was in Lubbock last week but it seemed like more of a dry heat so it wasn't so sticky and yucky. Here where I am at it is soo humid that you start breaking a sweat as soon as you walk out the front door.
So -- I am no longer upset that I broke a walking streak..
Instead I am excited that I continued an exercise streak!
No matter if I am walking, swimming, working out to a video, dancing to music-- whatever it may be- I will be happy that I am moving my body and changing my life!
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Heck yeah!! It sounds like you had a great workout. I was always great about exercising and such when I was in high school volleyball. I loved having the hardcore drill sergeant coach pushing me to my limit-- then making me push way past it. I need that! Well workout videos are great for me because working out with the coach on the video helps me push myself further than I do alone. Even though they can't see what I'm doing... weird. It's fun too! Glad you got a great workout! There are some fun video workouts on your start page too if you haven't tried them yet.... I really like Coach Nicole -- the 7 day workout is awesome as well as the NEW YOU. There is a whole bunch to choose from
You rocked it today ***super high five***
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woo-hoo! Congrats, way to go on staying active. I hear ya about the squats - squats are not my friend! I'm also no a morning person but I figure even if I do my workouts later in the day, at least Im still moving. Keep up the awesome work!
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I feel your pain about the knees and the shins. I have a bum knee from a Taekwondo match injury from High School. I've been to countless rehab sessions so pain is a way of life now. Way to keep going and use creativity to continue to reach for your goals. Here is a big hug!
I'm here to support you and we got this!
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Congrats on your exercise streak and your feelings about it! ;)
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Yay!! That is a great way to look at it. You didn't break a streak, you just changed it up!
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It's always a good idea to switch up your workout.
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Despite beating consensus revenue estimates, shares in Boston-based marketing technology firm Sapient Corp. (Nasdaq: SAPE) were down following a second quarter earnings call that detailed concerns about competition.
Sapient CEO Alan Herrick said in his Wednesday earnings call that competitors have announced they are "getting into the space to try to come after our people."
"We've definitely seen increased pressure on people trying to come in and poach some of our people, and obviously we'll take measures to make sure we're on the right side of that," he said. "But our expectation is... as people are more interested in the space, you'll get more demand for talent."
Shares in the company were down by about 3 percent to $14.24 on Thursday morning.
The company also beat revenue estimates for the three months ended June 30, with revenue coming in at $362.2 million for the quarter, up from estimates of $357.4 — and up 15 percent compared to the same period last year. The company also beat analysts' earnings estimates, with earnings per share at 23 cents compared to an estimate of 22 cents.
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Loretto is a borough in Cambria County, Pennsylvania, United States. It is officially part of the Johnstown, Pennsylvania Metropolitan Statistical Area as recognized by the US Census Bureau, but local sources list it as part of the Altoona, Pennsylvania area due to its proximity to Altoona and usage of Altoona over Johnstown for local services. [edit] Research Tips


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Morphological variation of the proximal femur in selected skeletal remains
(Wichita State University. College of Liberal Arts and Sciences., 2006-05)The purpose of this thesis is to examine the structural variation of the proximal femur in human skeletal samples. The goal was to investigate and further describe the morphology of the proximal femur through quantitative ... -
Overlapping worlds: an examination of macroregional archaeology
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If I purchase paid apps will I be able to load them on to my next device? I have already replaced my device once but all the apps I had downloaded were free. I don't want to have to rebuy everything if it happens again.
The market saves everything you pay for, like a digital locker. So long as you log into the new phone with the same gmail address as the one you bought them under, they'll be there.
my fascinate recently crashed, my screen went black and i got replaced with another fascinate, my question is, how can i download or look up the list of apps i downloaded on my old phone, since i cant remember of each one i had????
i see a MARKET and a MARKET UPDATER, and i dont see CLEAR DATA, but CLEAR CACHE, and when i open the MARKET APP again, go to MY APPS, it still doesnt give me my old apps??? when u say log in to the market, is there a specific way to do that, or just opening the market logs me in??
Ignore my sig, that's for people who have a different set of problems with downloads. You should have already signed in with your gmail account when the phone booted up. Once you get past that, it should start downloading automatically, provided it was the same gmail account that you set up with the last Fascinate
thats what i thought, but the apps just dont show???? ive read other posts using appbrain, but i still cant find an easy way to download my old apps, except by looking up one by one???
Appbrain helps primarily in discovering apps, and you log onto it the first time with your gmail as your apps are linked to it. If you change which gmail your using when you get a new phone, they're gone (hence my question). Did you get your phone replaced at a Verizon store? Given that they didn't restore automatically (and I'm assuming you kept the same gmail), and don't show up, I'm not sure what else to suggest. In your shoes, I'd go back to the store and ask them what's up with it not working. You may also want to look at some of the backup options for future use (the better ones require root access though). I'd also try posting your question in the Fascinate forums in case I missed something by usinga Motorola device.
Apps should transfer, when I sold my Captivate and bought a Nexus 1, soon as I logged into my Gmail account and go to "my apps" it was all there, free and paid. Remember it has to be the SAME Gmail account.LOL Side note: Market has been glitchy for me lately, go to "my apps" and sometimes half or most of my apps are not listed. Sometimes thye come back on their own some times they all come back as soon as I download some other app.
yes, i went through the verizon store, they mailed me a new phone, and i also used my same gmail acct, only my paid apps appeared, not my free ones???
I read someone on another thread going on about how he couldn't install camera 360 ultimate on his new phone... turns out that apparently the EULA states that the purchase extends only to that 1 particular phone you first download it to. edit: can't find the EULA, but can quote this
i dont have a problem with my purchased apps, but with the free ones, i just cant rememeber of every single one i had before???
When I hard reset my phone, the first time I went to the Market I saw all my apps, free and paid for under "My Apps". I clicked on all the ones I paid for and installed them and I clicked on most of my free ones and installed them. However, I backed out of the Market and when I went back to "My Apps", the remaining free apps I hadn't installed yet were not there. I had to search for each one and install them. So for me after hard resetting, the first time I went into the Market, I saw all my apps, free and paid, in "My Apps". If I back out and go back, any free ones I didn't install were not under "My Apps" any longer. That is why I use an app called App Dragon to email a list of apps to myself. That way I don't have to try and remember all the apps, I can just refer to the email and search for them if need be.
If your paid apps are there, then I believe you're out of luck with the freebies. I've seen other posts (closer to when my Droid was new in late '09) where people were testing the option to have their apps backed up to the market by doing as factory reset and watching the results. The paid apps were always there, but the freebies were hit or miss. Some people got them back, some didn't. The same hit or miss results applied to the auto download of apps right after the initial log in. I'll post the link if I can find it.
http://androidforums.com/droid-how-tips/28663-great-surprise-following-hard-reset.html I suspect this is the one I saw about a year ago, where others got the same result as you did with the market.
I use App Dragon too, as well as App List, aTrackDog, & Listables! to generate listings of installed apps, which can be helpful. App List Backup is another one I recently discovered that looks promising for automating re-installation of apps, following data wipe or phone replacement, which takes a long time when you have a lot of them, list in hand or no. Just have to remember to refresh periodically. I haven't yet put it to the test. Market Reviews are favorable, with a decent number of downloads. App List Backup
if you install appbrain before you change phones go into appbrain and sync your apps then when you get the new phone download appbrain again and open,then login to your google account(it makes you so it can find your apps) then i logged into appbrain on the computer and copied all my apps from old phone to new phone folder then just sync'd new phone they were all on list to install. thats how i do it hope it helps.
An update.... I just activated a new phone today. When I went into the Market, it only listed my paid apps. None of the free apps were there. But, I have my App Dragon listing, so I will just use that to search and download the free ones.
I accidentally factory reset my phone when I was trying to install a custom rom. It ended up only saving maybe half of my free apps, and 1 of my 2 paid apps. I had tasker which I paid for, and it was saved. I lost my paid full version of PDA net (which I had so I could access secure sites while tethering) and it saved only the free version that I installed first before paying for the full version. I would have had to pay the $20 or so again to reinstall which I didn't bother because after rooting the phone I was able to install Barnacle which seems to work more reliably than PDAnet anyways. It's my only source of internet now.
I went from a atrix to a galaxy s2. I cannot find on the market where to transfer my purchases. I read them below but see no link for it...any help would be great
Make sure that you are using the same gmail acct. you used on the Atrix. They should appear as "Purchased" in the market. Now if you are referring to Tegra 2 games, I heard those don't transfer over.
I had to replace my phone. I have logged into the market using the same login. My apps did not follow me. I can log into my account on my computer, and it shows all the apps, but they are not on my phone. Why is this??


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Noble Academy Mission Statement: We offer students with learning differences a comprehensive educational experience in a supportive environment where they can reach their highest potential.
School Overview
School Type | Special Education School |
School Membership(s)School Assoc. | Other associations(s) for exceptional children National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) State or regional independent school association Other school association(s) Southern Association Of Colleges And Schools (SACS) |
Grades Offered | Grades Kindergarten - 12 |
Learning Difference Programs | Yes |
Learning Programs Supported | LD, ADHD, CAPD |
Student Body
Total Students | 184 students |
Student Body Type | Co-ed |
% Students of Color | 12% State avg.: 18% |
Students by Grade |
Academics and Faculty
Total Classroom Teachers | 35 teachers |
Student : Teacher Ratio | 6:1 National avg.: 13:1 |
Average Class Size | 8 students |
List of Courses Offered | Link to List of Courses |
Classroom Dress Code | Casual |
Finances and Admission
Admission Deadline | None / Rolling |
Yearly Tuition Cost | $18,000 |
Tuition Notes | Tuition for the 2013-14 school year is as follows: Grades 1-9: $17,290 Grades 10-12: $18.050 There is also a one-time new student fee of $1500. |
Admissions Director | Christy Avent |
Admissions Associate | Merri Romberg |
Total Sports Offered | 8 sports |
Sports | Basketball, Cheering, Cross Country, Flag Football, Golf, Soccer, Tennis, VolleyballBasketball, Cheering, Cross Country, Flag Football, Golf, Soccer, Tennis, Volleyball, |
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Noble Academy provides the opportunity for students with learning
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The Basic Education Master Plan (BEMP) incoporates EFA goals and targets including the six target dimensions in EFA Assessment Guidelines. The implementation of the Education Framework of Action is a cooperative and collaborative effort of various actors and stakeholders of education. As the achievement of EFA goals preceed from the initiative of many actors (public, private, associations or non-governmental) and also due to the great variety of the aspects of the elaborated strategies, their implementation have been shared between the main groups of actors.
In practice, there was no operational mechanism to monitor the implementation of the strategies due to real difficulty on the ground to bring together the priorities, the official status of certain institutions or their needs for institutional independence. Therefore, one of the valuable actions taken by the government has been to publish and distribute the ETP and BEMP to all the partners involved in the development of basic education as reference documents and guidelines. In consideration of their own priorities and their capacity each of the partners went through the fulfilment of their strategy of intervention taking into account their constraints while still sharing the major goals and objectives of the BEMP which have been reviewed formally from time to time to accommodate the latest changes in the education sector.
2.1 Expansion of Early Childhood Care and Development Activities
The quality of inputs into education in terms of children determines its outputs. Thus the health of the mother before the child is born is just as important as the care of the child after birth as well as its mental stimulation before he/she is enrolled for basic education. As a way forward to attain EFA goals, efforts to reduce child mortality and improve childrens nutritional status put in place in the 1980s were strengthened in the 1990s almost in all regions under MCH, UMATI, CSPD and related programmes.
On the policy level, the pre-primary education (years 5-6) is under the control of Ministry of Education and Culture (Education and Training Policy, 1995) whereas Day Care Centres (years 2-4) fall under the authority of the Ministry of Labour, Youth and Social Welfare bases on the Act regulating the establishment of Day Care Centres, Govt. Gazette No: 17 of 1981. The Ministry of Health is responsible for the provision of health services to pre-school centres.
Given the governments intention to formalise pre-primary education, efficient delivery requires trained/qualified and competent teachers who master the use of participatory methodologies of teaching to ensure quality to be matched appropriately with the demands necessitated by liberalization, national curriculum guidelines and expansion measures of pre-primary enrolments. It is the MOECs intention to attach one pre-primary class to each primary school, and involve NGOs/CBOs in the pre-primary education provision.
The plan objectives were to:
improve the quality of pre-school teachers through in service training in Teacher Resource Centres (TRCs), community Based Resource Centres (CBRCs) and established private institutions in participatory and practical child centred methodologies;
ensure orphan children access to pre-schooling;
collaborate with the Ministry of Health on Child Health indicators (immunisation, prevalence and treatment of diarrhoea and other diseases) among children under age 5;
collaborate with the Ministry of Labour, Youth and Social Welfare in locating the environment suitable for establishment of Day Care Centres).
2.2 Universal access to, and completion of, primary educationT
The Government is firmly committed in providing primary education to all school age children. The plan objective is:
To achieve universal access to basic education and enrolment of all school-age going children (7 year olds) by the year 2000. At least 80% of these children should complete primary education by the age of 15 and should be able to read, write and live independently. Specifically, the strategic objectives were as follows:
The plan objective as it is reflected in the EFA Framework of action is by the year 2000, to reduce adult illiteracy to at least half of the 1990 level with special emphasis on female literacy. According to MoEC, (Statistics for 1989), adult literacy rates were 93% per cent for men and 88 for women. These rates were planned to reach 96% and 94% for men and women respectively by the year 2000. The specific strategic objectives were as follows:
Vocational education programmes include apprenticeship training, skill up-grading, informal education training, technical and communication, industrial programmes, home economics and health education programmes. They are offered in different institutions including post-primary technical centres, new curriculum and special adult education training centres and Folk Development Colleges with skills.
The strategies which were suggested to realize the objective in this EFA dimension include:
( progress towards achieving this EFA dimension required the following action to ensure effective dissemination of information.
The management of the implementation of EFA plan of Action is both centralized and decentralized. Centrally, the Education Sector Coordination Committee (ESCC) coordinates the EFA plan of Action. ESCC is the Technical Committee of the Inter-Ministerial Technical Committee (IMTC) which comprises all Permanent Secretaries. This is the highest decision-making body whose role is to approve all operational policy decisions regarding EFA implementation, and other education plans and strategies. The ESSC, periodically reports to IMTC which in turn reports such matters to the Cabinet. Before EFA plans, recommendations and programmes are forwarded to ESSC for approval. They are first reviewed by the Sector Management Committee whose membership comprises both the Ministry of Education and Culture and that of Science, Technology and Higher Education as well as Directors of Planning from other ministries Stakeholders of Education.
At the national level, a Task Force was established in 1991 and its membership reviewed during the Mid-Decade Review of EFA (1995 1996) and in November 1998 when it was assigned to prepare the countrys EFA Assessment Report. Its members have been selected on programmatic basis with representatives from several Ministries involved directly and indirectly in the provision of basic education and actors outside the government. They include representatives from:
At the district level, power and authority to make decisions rests with District Councils as well as School Boards and Committees. The District Councils are responsible for effective management of funds; discussing and endorsing district education plans. At the district level there are established District Education Committee with membership from various departments at the District Council, NGOs/CBOs, religious institutions and private individuals who own schools. The committees provide technical advice to the District Council on all matters pertaining to education to development of education and EFA plans, in particular.
Main EFA Events include:
The major EFA financing source has been the central Government, followed by donor community. Other EFA financing sources include Local Governments, parents, pupils, adult learners and local communities. Private contribution has been mainly in terms of infrastructure and running costs of private primary schools, vocational education centres, adult education centres and private, publicity and mass media channels including radio, newspapers and TV . Parents contributed through labour work (building of classrooms), UPE fees, exercise books, and other pupil direct expenses such as uniforms.
Basic education will also benefit from the Education Levy which became effective in September 1999. Pre-Primary education is organized and financed mainly by private individuals and religious institutions on commercial basis.
The Inter-Agency Group in Education (IAGE) was established following the Mid-Decade Review of EFA implementation (1995 1996). The IAGE is tasked with the responsibility of ensuring that interests of all major stakeholders are represented and funds for the implementation of EFA Action Plan are mobilized.
UNICEF is involved in number of Basic Education programmes including establishment of ward clusters, TRCs and studies on basic education delivery. UNICEF also provides support to the: Education Sector Development and Reform; planning and policy; Curriculum and training materials development; integration of issues on HIV/AIDS; gender and rights in to the curriculum strengthening of districts based planning and management of education; strengthening of ward based management of Education; development of Child-friendly schools; education for child labour prevention and reintegration of working children into education. UNICEF is also supporting GOT to develop a complementary learning for basic education targeting poor children.
The Royal Danish Embassy (RDE), Royal Netherlands Embassy (RNE) and the Republic of Finland support the GOT through the District Based Support to primary Education (DBSPE) developed by MOEC in 1994 to facilitate the implementation of the major components of the Basic Education Master Plan (BEMP) within the framework of the Education Sector Development Programme (Ed-SDP). The DBSPE creates in each district, a system of Teachers Resource Centres (TRCs) and school clusters to carry out in-service teacher training close to school.
The World Bank is financing the Human Resource Development Programme (HRDP) established in 1998 through International Development Agency. The Project is supporting 263 primary schools under the Community Education Fund (CEF). The World Bank also supports Community Based Education for Girls (CBEG) established by the Government in September, 1996 to support the World Declaration of EFA and to the commitment to serve the Basic Learning needs of all. This project is also financed by CIDA
The African Development Bank (ADB) is financing the Integrated Community Based Adult Education (ICBAE) and the Complementary Basic Education in Tanzania COBET) programme linked to credit schemes, health, nutrition, environment sanitation family life skills and self-help income generating projects to programmes are directly linked to poverty alleviation at community level.
NORAD supports the implementations of Primary Education Project (PEP) which is a major entry-point for disseminating essential and sustainable knowledge and life skills related to early childhood care, nutrition, hygiene, health, environmental education and child rights. Established in 1994, the overall objective of PEP is to increase educational achievement of children rates from 70% in 1994 to 85% for girls and boys. This project is also supported by UNICEF.
The International Labour Organization (ILO) supports the implementation of the International Programme for Elimination of Child Labour (IPEC). The aim of this programme is to stop poor school enrollment, poor attendance and drop-outs due to child labour. The programme was established in 1995.
The Irish Aid, EU, and DFID supports the Ed-SDP process initiated in 1997 in an attempt to combine policy aspirations and intentions with financial resources and human capacity within a structure that ensures coherence, coordination and commitment from all parties involved. The objectives of Ed-SDP are as follows:
The UNFPA supports the Family life Education (FLE) Project whose main focus is on the in-school youth in primary and secondary schools as well as teachers Training College students. The project uses inquiry approach, demostration, role play, case study and dramatisation in training youth for skills development. Curriculum Guides teachers manuals and textbooks have been developed to facilitate the training.
Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) and Community Based Organizations (CBOs) co-operate diversely with the central government, donor community, parents, pupils, adult learners and local community in the management of Education for All. The major focus of NGOs and CBOs intervention and activities include:
Based on their experiences in the field, various NGOs/CBOs develop a number of activities to perform with the view to promoting education for all at the community level.
Organizational and Institutional Capacity to increase access and improve the quality of basic education. NGOs such as CARE Tanzania develop organizational and institutional capacity thereby enabling CBOs to manage their day-to-day operations of delivering educational services to education institutions, and strengthen the legitimacy and accountability of CBOs. Also long term financial sustainability of the organizations are facilitated.
CARE operates in partnership with other government institutions such as: Tanzania Mozambique Friendship Association (TAMOFA) in Dar es Salaam, Tarime Development Trust Fund in Tarime (TDTFT), Tanzania Teachers Union (TTU) in Maswa District, the Tanzania Womens Association(T.W.A) in Kwimba, Taaluma Women Group (TWG) in Songea, Tanga, Lindi and Dar es Salaam, Bagamoyo Education Trust (BET) in Coast Region, Tanzania Home Economics Association (TAHEA), AMBIT and COMMUREDES in Mbeya Region.
Strengthening the Capacity of School Committees and School Heads
A great deal of such work is done at community level through work with school committees.
The organizations which are responsible with effective and efficient management of schools are: Aga Khan Foundation (AKF) in Dar es Salaam, Aide et Action, Save the Children Fund (UK) and Oxfam Tanzania Education Project. The organizations mainly employ community participatory interventions to realise the main objectives.
Significant investment is being made in teacher development. Aide et Action in Magu, Mwanza Region, Action Aid Tanzania, Prime Education Network (PEN) in Singida Region, Save the Children Fund (UK) in Mtwara Rural District, CARE in Musoma Diocese Mara Region and Oxfam, play an important role in the following:
(facilitating upgrading teachers grade B/C to grade A;
(providing upgrading materials, question and answer pamphlets;
(conducting on the job teacher training and continuing education programme;
(improving teacher/leaner interaction such as gender awareness, alternatives to corporal punishment, etc;
(proving relevant academic and professional training within locality of the clients, based on research results;
(supporting and developing Teachers Resource Centres (TRCs).
Advocacy in education aims at influencing changes in policies and practices that inhibit educational achievement in the communities. For example:
As a strategy to improve quality of education, NGOs/CBOs supply schools with teaching-learning materials to facilitate teacher training and classroom teaching. Also NGO/CBOs are involved in construction, renovation and rehabilitation of classrooms, teachers houses, toilets, stores, teachers offices, provision of furniture and supports community capacity to meet needs of children in environmental conservation.
The main NGOs/CBOs responsible are:
Action Aid Tanzania which work in Lindi and Kigoma;
SCF (Mtwara Rural), CARE (Musoma Diocese); World Vision delivering services in (Arusha, Kilimanjaro, Kagera, Shinyanga, Singida, Tanga, Morogoro, Dodoma and Tabora);
Save Children Fund (UK) in (Mtwara, Rural District and Zanzibar);
Plan International provide financial assistance for improving school infrastructure and learning environment in Ilala District Dar es Salaam Region;
Oxfam also provide teaching materials and equipment to primary schools;
CODE deals with the construction / establishment the CBRCs, provision of books and library furniture. CODE also supports the Mzumbe Book Project and a number of CBRCs in Ruvuma, Lindi and Mtwara regions.
The Government is the main funding agency of basic education. In 1990, the total recurrent educational expenditure allocated to primary education was 46% after dropping from 58% in 1982/83. The figure has now been recovered to 65% (1998) following Government determination to improve the resourcing of basic education.
Parents contribution has been increasing over the years from Tshs. 20 (equivalent of US$2.7) to 2000/= (equivalent of US$ 2.9) during the second half of 1998. However the prices of instructional materials and equipment as well as transportation costs have increased over time such that in real terms the increased fees do not take unit cost into account. However, parents have been meeting other substantial costs in terms of construction of classrooms, uniforms, desks, sports equipment, food, exercise books and learning materials
Despite all these efforts the Primary School physical facilities in the primary schools are inadequate as table I below shows.
Facilities | Shortages |
Classrooms | 38.122 |
Teachers Houses | 87,117 |
Toilets | 106,795 |
Desks | 851,290 |
Tables | 119,879 |
Chairs | 135,223 |
Cupboards | 90,940 |
Source: Compiled from Best 1997 Regional Data.
Region |
Number of classrooms |
Annual Additional number of classrooms |
1989/90 |
1997/98 |
Arusha |
2331 |
3709 |
1378 |
Dar es Salaam |
2886 |
2275 |
-611 |
Dodoma |
2129 |
2456 |
327 |
Iringa |
4670 |
5055 |
385 |
Kagera |
3134 |
3735 |
601 |
Kigoma |
1798 |
1709 |
-89 |
Kilimanjaro |
4637 |
4612 |
-25 |
Lindi |
1401 |
1249 |
-152 |
Mara |
2453 |
2993 |
540 |
Mbeya |
4352 |
4635 |
283 |
Morogoro |
3384 |
3300 |
-84 |
Mtwara |
1231 |
1406 |
175 |
Mwanza |
3840 |
3542 |
-298 |
Pwani |
1560 |
1465 |
-95 |
Rukwa |
1884 |
1981 |
97 |
Ruvuma |
3333 |
2774 |
-559 |
Shinyanga |
1445 |
2378 |
933 |
Singida |
1864 |
2231 |
367 |
Tabora |
1650 |
1226 |
-424 |
Tanga |
2507 |
3453 |
946 |
Source: Compiled from BEST 1997 regional Data.
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The Nation's Carol Martindale recently visited The Falkland Islands for a one-week media tour. This year marks the 30th anniversary of the 1982 betweenArgentina and Britain. Martindale toured Stanley, the capital, as well as camp - settlements in the country. For the next few days she will be sharing her views on the visit. There is no doubt about it - the people of The Falkland Islands love their country just the way it is. They are absolutely clear that they don't want anyone messing with their culture and they certainly don't want to lose those things which make The Falklands what it is. Day four of a one-week media tour of The Falkland Islands by a group of Caribbean journalists is one filled with interviews with officials representing different sectors. We first meet with Dr Barry Elsby, a member of the Legislative Assembly, then we literally go next door to speak to Steven Luxton who is Director of Mineral Resources. Then, it is off to meet with Nicola Granger, the Financial Secretary of Falkland Islands Government (FIG). They all share information on the place that they call home. The two issues raised which are near and dear to the hearts of these people are the oil exploration as The Falklands eye becoming an oil producing country after an oil find in 2010, and immigration which could be a result from the oil development. While on one hand the people of this country are excited about the financial benefits coming on the heels of the oil exploration, they are still insisting they want to maintain the true essence of their country and hence plan to manage the migration process. There is a strong bond which ties the Falklanders to this country and even though small in number with only approximately 3 000 scattered across Stanley, the capital and Camp which is anything else in the country, they display a strength that shows they are capable of charting the future of their country. Falklanders live by the mantra "Small in size, big in ambition". After the officialdom, we move around town and freely take in its offering. It is the first day that I am seeing and hearing activity in the streets. What a marked difference. It has become even more evident to me that The Falklands is 'jeep city', with rarely a car spotted on the road. It seems that almost everyone in The Falklands owns a jeep, understandably so given the harsh terrain. Quaint shops staffed by very friendly people are also welcoming. Everyone is not only pleasant, but engaging. And of course since people in The Falklands usually hold down more than one job, and because of how small the population is, I happen to bounce into people more than once. For example the lady who manned the museum when I visited, was a cab driver hours later. The museum was also a place of interest housing the history of the country. Books, period clothing and artifacts as well as books on the Falkland War are all there in safe keeping. After a busy day, it was time for a rest before heading out to the pub for dinner. Originally the plan was to look for a 'chippy' but that was closed as it only opens on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays so we opt for another eatery called the Victory Bar. Then, we definitely call it a day. Next: Off to meet the Governor, the cricket team and then a pub quiz


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PrepZone: Looking back at the holiday break
There are good holiday breaks — you know, presents, too much ham, a mild New Year's hangover — and then there are good holiday breaks.
Cougar holiday breaks.
"Did I think we'd ever win a Holiday Shootout?" Barron Collier girls coach Mike Hamburger said with a laugh. "Uh...no. You're talking about playing teams, like Webb School (Tenn.), who came in ranked 16th in the country. I guess we're getting to the point where we've played excellent competition and we're getting better at it."
No kidding.
Michaela Hawley's last-second tip not only capped a four-year run where the hosts have gone 12-4 against that elite competition, it clinched Barron its first Naples Daily News Holiday Shootout title with a dramatic 48-47 win over Webb School on New Year's Night.
Theirs was no doubt the highlight to a holiday hoopfest that saw local prep teams outhustle, outscore and outperform often bigger opponents, win or lose, through a tournament-stacked Christmas break.
"You always go into those tournaments wanting to get that competitiveness up," said Community School girls coach Mitch Woods, whose young team hung tough in three losses at the Holiday Shootout. "We played with all three, and played really well. I was real happy with our performance and I couldn't ask for anything more. We would have loved to win, but we accomplished everything we wanted to."
No one was more successful in that regard than the Cougars, who despite missing 44 games to injury, won 15 of their first 17 games before the ninth edition of the Shootout tipped off on Dec. 28.
Even with that start, this year's tournament presented a unique challenge for Hamburger, who saw his team — notably senior Kelsey Assarian, who missed the first 15 games with a knee injury — healthy for the first time after Christmas.
The result was impressive wins over Ensworth, Tenn. (54-43), South Fort Myers (64-34), Lexington Catholic (Ky.) (56-54) and the last-second championship victory, a game in which the Cougars overcame a four-point deficit with two minutes left.
"I've got to give them credit for putting it together," Hamburger said. "I thought when we finished third (in 2005), that was our best chance to even make the final. Then being in the final game last year, we were just so excited to be in the championship. This year, the mentality was different. Lexington Catholic was a great team, and then we showed a lot against South Fort Myers. I said, 'OK, maybe we're ready for this.'"
Apparently they were, with the four wins boosting the Cougars' record to an impressive 19-2 and spiking confidence for what could very well be a lengthy state playoff run.
"To play quality competition like that, I don't think we'll be nervous going into districts and regional," Hamburger said. "Playing two teams like Lexington and Webb, you can't ask for an experience like that. We know how to win close games, and hopefully that gives us experience down the stretch to where we know we can win close games against great competition."
The same might be said of the Gulf Coast boys, who won two games at the Naples Daily News Gulfshore Shootout for the first time in program history.
Or the Cougars boys, who lost back-to-back games after a 15-0 start but hung tough against more athletic teams from Bartow and South Dade.
Host Golden Gate saw the return of leading scorer J.D. Woods add some much-needed chemistry, while the 9-3 Estero boys avenged an earlier loss by edging Gateway Charter for third place at the Mariner Holiday Tournament on Dec. 29.
The Community School boys (11-3), meanwhile, ran their winning streak to 10 over the break, first by winning the Canterbury Classic for the third straight year, then holding on to beat a progressing Naples squad in overtime on Friday.
"We've finally started to execute more consistently," Seahawks coach Bill Carufe said. "Early in the year, we had some breakdowns that hurt us. Basketball is a game of runs, and you want to do well on your run and prevent the other team from having one. In all those games over the break, we had a nice run and really prevented the other team from going on a run."
Take the Canterbury tournament, in which the Seahawks pulled away from three squads who were a combined 27-7 this season. They outscored Archbishop Curley 23-9 in the fourth quarter of an opening round win; 23-7 in the fourth of a semifinal win over Evangelical Christian; then 18-6 in the second quarter of the 59-49 championship win over Dade Christian.
Carufe said the wins have not only helped his team find its rhythm, but the Canterbury crown gave his squad a glimpse of the smaller-school competition they'll likely face in the Class 2A playoffs next month.
"The combination of guys having to step into new roles and having a new starter (Chase Beatty), that contributed to some of our struggles early," Carufe said. "I gotta give my kids a lot of credit for recognizing those things and being willing to work on their weaknesses. Now they're getting rewarded for it."
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The 2010 Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival is confirmed for June 10- 13. The four-day music and camping festival will once again be held on our beautiful, 700-acre farm in Manchester, TN, 60 miles southeast of Nashville.
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Group Motivational Intervention in Overweight/Obese Patients (IMOAP)
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Overall mortality, such as that caused by cardiovascular disease, increases as weight increases. In the Framingham Study, it was shown that obesity is a cardiovascular risk factor independent of other risk factors such as type 2 diabetes mellitus, dyslipidemia and smoking.
- To determine whether a group motivational intervention is more effective than the standard intervention for treatment of overweight and obesity and most importantly to maintain the attained weight loss on a permanent basis.
- To assess whether this intervention is more effective than reducing cardiovascular risk factors (lipid profile, apo B-100, apo A-1, fibrinogen, C-reactive protein, hypertension, diabetes mellitus) associated with overweight and obesity, and the overall cardiovascular risk in these patients.
Design: Randomized, multicenter, interventional clinical trial in patients with overweight and obesity. Randomized assignment of the intervention by Basic Health Areas (BHAs). Two groups will be established in geographically separate areas, one of which will receive the group motivational intervention (intervention group) and the other will receive standard follow-up (control group). BHAs located in the same building will be assigned the same group (control or intervention) to avoid potential contamination. hypertensive treatment or with a diagnosis of hypertension in their clinical history.
Study Scope: Primary care. The study will be conducted in 24 BHAs of Hospitalet de Llobregat and Barcelona during 26months follow-up period. Haematic analyses will be in the carried out at the reference laboratory.
Condition | Intervention |
Overweight Obesity |
Behavioral: Motivational intervention |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment Masking: Open Label Primary Purpose: Prevention |
Official Title: | Group Motivational Intervention in Overweight/Obese Patients in Primary Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease in the Primary Healthcare Area (IMOAP) |
- If a group of motivational intervention, together with current clinical practice, is more efficient than the latter in the treatment of overweight and obesity [ Time Frame: two years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Observe whether this intervention is more effective for reducing cardiovascular risk factors (lipid profile, apo B-100, apo A-1, fibrinogen, reactive protein C, hypertension, diabetes mellitus) [ Time Frame: two years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Estimated Enrollment: | 1200 |
Study Start Date: | January 2008 |
Estimated Study Completion Date: | December 2010 |
Estimated Primary Completion Date: | January 2008 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Arms | Assigned Interventions |
Experimental: Lifestyle counseling vs motivational intervention |
Behavioral: Motivational intervention
Two groups will be established in geographically separate areas, one of which will receive the group motivational intervention (intervention group) and the other will receive standard follow-up (control group)
Ages Eligible for Study: | 30 Years to 70 Years |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- Overweight (BMI>25) and obese (BMI>30) patients of both sexes, registered in the medical history (MH) or newly diagnosed.
- Aged between 30 and 70 years
- Agreement to participate in the study
Exclusion Criteria:
- Patients with severe clinical pathology (bedridden, dementia, advanced neoplasia, etc.)
- Patients with secondary obesity (hypothyroidism, Cushing's disease, etc).
- Patients with severe sensorial disorders capable of interfering with the motivational intervention
- Patients with serious psychiatric disorders
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01006213
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Hospitalet de Llobregat, Barcelona, Spain, 08905 | |
Contact: JUAN JOSE RODRIGUEZ-CRISTOBAL, DR 0034932611672 firstname.lastname@example.com | |
Principal Investigator: JUAN JOSE RODRIGUEZ-CRISTOBAL, DR |
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Responsible Party: | Jordi Gol i Gurina Foundation, IDIAP |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT01006213 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | PI070087 |
Study First Received: | October 30, 2009 |
Last Updated: | October 30, 2009 |
Health Authority: | Spain: Ministry of Health and Consumption |
Keywords provided by Jordi Gol i Gurina Foundation:
Motivational Intervention |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Overweight Body Weight Signs and Symptoms |
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McAfee Detection | RDN/Generic.bfr!hh |
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SHA1 | 002d70021d498a3d06a8b392e19f219b112627eb |
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avast | Win32:Adware-gen |
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Revolutionary Rangers: Daniel Morgan's Riflemen and Their Role on the Northern Frontier, 1778-1783
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Revolutionary Rangers: Daniel Morgan's Riflemen and Their Role on the Northern Frontier, 1778-1783 – Richard B. LaCrosse, Jr. with introduction by Harry Kels Swan. Strengthen your understanding of the colonial struggle for independence with this book about the campaigns and exploits of the riflemen during these critical years of the Revolution, with special emphasis on the New York State frontier.
Here is the complete account of the riflemen and their weapons; the formation and battle record of this elite regiment; activities in Schoharie, Onoquaga and Unadilla; and during Sullivan's campaign against the Iroquois. Biographical sketches detail the careers of the officers and men. Of special interest is an analysis of the myths versus the facts regarding the life of the legendary Timothy Murphy.
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"Author-rifleman Richard LaCrosse, Jr. contributes in this essay a vital but forgotten chapter of our national Revolutionary War history. The role of the riflemen on the American northern frontier from 1777 to 1783, a vital segment in our war for political independence from Great Britain, has not been addressed by national historians. The significance of these farm-bred and trained soldiers, who employed American-made rifles in winning the war along this northern frontier, can now be assessed by students of our Revolution. In this splendid essay, author LaCrosse has contributed a readable and accurate portrait of a little-known and less appreciated segment of the American Revolution."
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