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January 30. 2014 11:44PM
Addition of Hooksett students reduces Pinkerton tuition
By HUNTER McGEE
Union Leader Correspondent
— Because Hooksett will be sending students to Pinkerton Academy next year, enrollment will increase and tuition will in turn be lowered for the 2014-15 school year, according to Pinkerton administrators.
Tuition is projected to drop by $140.68 per student from the rate the school announced in December, said Chip Underhill, executive director of public relations and external affairs for the high school.
Hooksett has signed a 1-year agreement with Pinkerton to send its students to the high school, and 107 eighth-graders from the town are scheduled to attend next year as freshmen, according to Pinkerton administrators.
Underhill explained Thursday how the high school was able to lower projected tuition.
At Pinkerton's recent annual winter meeting with partner schools, Superintendent Phil Littlefield announced the number of Hooksett students who will attend Pinkerton next year, Underhill said. This prompted Derry School Board member Dan McKenna to ask that the trustees reconsider next year's tuition, since the tuition originally announced for 2014-15 was based on an expected decrease in enrollment of 40 students.
This left just enough time for the trustees to convene, discuss and approve the request and recalculate tuition, Underhill said. Also, the new information could be released to each school district's administration before school district deliberative sessions and public hearings are held.Pinkerton was contractually obligated to give districts a written good faith estimate of the tuition rate in December for next school year; enrollment from Hooksett was not available at that time, however, Underhill said.The new tuition rate for 2014-15 will be $10,656.15 per student, which is a decrease of $140.68 per student from the rate announced in December. This new tuition figure is 3.5 percent over the current school year, Underhill said.To reach the lower figure, Pinkerton added 40 students to projected enrollment.
"To be fiscally prudent, we did not use a higher enrollment number as there are still unknowns to consider," Underhill said.
The unknowns include the effect of the new Granite State Arts Academy, which is scheduled to open with 160 students in Derry next fall, Underhill said.
"We do not know if any of those students will choose it over Pinkerton," Underhill said. "Also, we are currently registering students from all districts and arranging their course selections. This could create incremental cost for a few additional teaching positions."
At the end of the school year, following an audit, it is possible Pinkerton will issue a refund to each partner school district — as it has done for 12 of the last 13 years, Underhill said, adding, "We certainly hope to do that; we do not simply spend what is budgeted, preferring to return unused funds to taxpayers."


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I've been tackling this for 2 days and I cant seem to get anything straight. This is direct from file:
Using configuration file: /PALM/Programs/ScummVM/scummvm.ini
Looking for tentacle
Trying to start game 'Day of the Tentacle'
WARNING: Sound mixer initialization failed!
WARNING: MIDI driver depends on sound mixer, switching to null MIDI driver
charset 1 not in room 61 at 0+380808 in file tentacle.001!
Exit code 0
What is exactly wrong here?
Using Palm Centro w/ 0.11 release
Thank you
With the charset problem, I would try recopying the data from the floppies/disc
Program works on desktop XP but when i transfer to centro and use scummvm...still showing the command prompt.
wrong forum thread.
OP pls transfer to PalmOS pls
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OP pls transfer to PalmOS pls
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This is not a Centro-related issue. It's a problem of the game launcher.
Look at this thread: http://forums.scummvm.org/viewtopic.php?t=5326
If you start a game using the ScummVM built-in launcher instead of the native PalmOS-launcher, there should be sound on your Centro. To access the built-in launcher deselect all games in the PalmOS-launcher and press "Start".
I had the same issue on my Centro over here.
You might want to file a bug report for this on our bug tracker then (unless there is already a relevant there, haven't checked that yet). Else, this bug might easily be forgotten (resp. the PalmOS porter may never even be aware of it otherwise).

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Season of Mist is proud to welcome infamous industrial Death Metal act THE PROJECT HATE MCMXCIX to the roster! The Swedes' 6 song, 60+ minute seventh album will be mixed and mastered by Dan Swanö and has been tentatively scheduled for an early 2011 release. Band leader Lord K. Philipson made the following comment:
"Obviously there's a label in this world realizing there's some fucken potential in what we do, being ready to take the risk in today's illegal downloading dilemma, meaning they want to release the next album of THE PROJECT HATE MCMXCIX. The fact that there are still record companies around who try their hardest to get the best music out there absolutely astonishes me.
"To be able to do this album with a world wide distribution, thru a label who absolutely seem to know what they are doing, feels great. In the little time I have been in touch with the people of this label I have seen more professionalism than during my entire career. That says a lot. We can now concentrate on delivering the best damned recording we have ever done and leave the rest of the business to the record company in question. To be on the same roster as quality bands like MORBID ANGEL, WATAIN, MAYHEM and CYNIC feels great. And to know that this disc will see the physical light of day is exactly how we want it to be. We want the whole package to be more than a thing on your monitor, and hopefully a lot of you guys feel the same - meaning you will buy a real copy of it in these times of digital theft being the new black.
"Thank you, Season of Mist - our new label home. And thank you again - Haters, for being unbelievable and for supporting what we do. On behalf of TPH, I sincerely thank you all. More than I can ever explain."
You can read the full statement on the band's MySpace page.


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Where Is the Remaining Cast of 'Diff'rent Strokes' Today?
Conrad Bain, the actor fondly remembered as Mr. Drummond on 'Diff'rent Strokes,' has passed away. While most of the show's bigger stars have died, (we miss you, Gary Coleman) there are a few who are still with us.
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I try not to be a conspiracy theorist or paranoid about "Big Brother" government spying on me. A book like this one makes you wonder though. The Soft Cage by Christian Parenti manages to make the subject of surveillance a compelling read. Parenti covers a history of surveillance in America from the mid-1800's through post 9/11. It gives a chilling look into how some of the gadgets we use to simplify our lives and some of the changes made under the auspices of providing better homeland security after the 9/11 terrorist attacks can also be used to track and monitor your actions.
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Messages: The movie's main theme is a clash between experience/cynicism and youthful optimism. The conclusion is that both ideals can exist at the same time and that it can be detrimental to focus on just one or the other.
Role models: Matt Weston is a youthful optimist who's hankering for some action and a chance to prove himself. He's a bit reckless, and he eventually has no qualms about killing people in self defense, but he also risks everything in order to do what he thinks is right. His perseverance rubs off on a few other characters.
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Sex: The main character's girlfriend follows him into the bathroom, removes her clothes, and climbs into the shower with him. Viewers see kissing, but no graphic nudity.
Language: Surprisingly infrequent for this kind of movie; "f--k," "s--t," "hell," and "ass" are each used a couple of times.
Consumerism: The character talks on an Apple iPhone every so often. The Apple logo is visible at least once.
Drinking, drugs and smoking: Denzel Washington's character enjoys fine wine. Viewers see him drinking it twice, more to savor the flavor than to get drunk.
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Welcome to Beverly Hills AYSO Region 76
by Rob Kerby, Central Ozarks Soccer League
If you come to the Country Kicker: Dogwood Challenge '99 tournament in Green Forest, Arkansas, April 17-18, don't stare at the loud lady in the mummy mask.
Twenty years ago, a little girl in the rural Ozarks community of Omaha, Arkansas, just south of Branson, Missouri, had a minor facial flaw. A big-city doctor convinced her family that if they would raise an incredible amount of money, he would fix it. They raised the money, took their child to town for surgery, and put their faith in a man who had exaggerated his ability.
Instead of being made beautiful, Samantha was disfigured. The doctor was not a plastic surgeon, but an ear-nose-and-throat specialist who overestimated his skills. When the bandages came off, Samantha looked as if she had gone face-first through a windshield.
Her nose was pushed to one side. A large scar ran down one side of her face. When I first met her, I tried not to stare. I didn't ask any questions. She had agreed to be the first-ever soccer coach in Omaha.
She and her sidekick, Serina Bailey, had about 60 whooping, excited kids age 6 through 14 whalloping soccer balls around an old baseball diamond. Half the fun was slide-tackling the ball into the stratosphere, then having to climb over the barbed-wire fence of the adjacent pasture to retrieve the ball out of the cow pies.
The tiny school district had basketball and baseball for its 300 students in northern Boone County. But these 60 kids wanted to play soccer -- and two foreign-exchange students from Denmark and the Czech Republic, Christian and Andre, wanted to teach everybody.
Samantha agreed to coach. So did several other parents, including one dad who wanted to record statistics and kept after me during the first practice, trying to understand how to tally shots on goal, saves, assists and so forth, so he could write everything down.
From the first, Samantha got out there and played with the kids -- although she had never played before. She is loud. She is aggressive. She is outspoken. She defies you to reject her. She is hilarious much of the time and gets into rollicking arguments with kids -- just for the fun of the fracas.
This spring, Omaha soccer will be played at the local rodeo grounds -- which has bleachers, restrooms and a concession stand. I am a tad skeptical. I don't see how soccer can share its fields with bulldoggers, calf-ropers and barrel-racers. However, Samantha tells me not to "worry your little head. We have it all worked out."
It is not difficult to immediately like Samantha.
Just as she was getting soccer going in Omaha, I flipped on my TVone afternoon and was astonished to see none other than Coach Samantha on the Sally Jesse Raphael Show. There, she was describing in detail the pain of growing up disfigured. She comes from good people.
People who do not sue anybody.
People who did not go after the doctor who destroyed her face.
They just went home and loved their little girl in a community that embraces its own. Darn near everybody in town is Samantha's cousin.
She lived with her pain -- over-compensating a tad perhaps with a gregarious personality somewhat akin to Ellie May from the Beverly Hillbillies. A few months ago, I was supposed to meet Samantha at the truck stop north of town to talk about registration issues. I waited for about 30 minutes, then asked to borrow the phone.
"You that soccer man?" asked the cashier.
Yes, I said, I was.
"She's at the vet. Some dogs darn near killed her goat. She loves that thing -- you know how Samantha is."
Astonished, I just grinned stupidly -- the cashier had known who I was the minute I walked in the door, as well as why I was there and who I was waiting for. "Did she call here?" I asked.
"Didn' have to," said the cashier. "Them kids sure do love that soccer, don' they?"
The goat lived.
Maybe a year ago, I described Samantha's plastic surgery needs to some soccer friends on the Internet. I received an astonishing response, particularly from folks in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Soccer refs and coaches came forward, offering to arrange for Samantha to get her long-awaited surgery. One of Tulsa's best, Connie Mathies, was ready to line up her anesthesiology team and was finding out if we could get free operating room time. She even talked to a surgeon who, as I remember, is also a respected Tulsa ref.
When I told Samantha, she was strangely silent. I realized that she was so touched that she was choking up -- something I had never known before in her. The trip to the Sally Jesse show had been very anti-climatic; I think she'd hoped to get immediate corrective surgery.
Now, hurting at home, she was immensely touched that total strangers who had nothing in common with her -- except soccer -- were willing to help.
In a couple of weeks, Samantha goes under the knife -- finally.
She is going to a clinic in Chattanooga that the Sally Jesse show located. The surgeon there is supposedly the best in the nation. Samantha is grateful for the gracious offers from the soccer community. Frankly, all the willingness on the part of soccer folks to help make a difference made a big impact in little Omaha, Arkansas.
There aren't many secrets there. I suspect the cashier at the truck stop knows more than I do about the soccer folks who wanted to help a smalltown coach they had never met.
At our spring tournament, Samantha will still be in bandages.
The Omaha Soccer Eagles will be there in the Under-12 local league division. Under Arkansas rules, Level 1 rec teams don't attend tournaments . . . unless they just happen to have regular league games that day against regular rec opponents. Since one of the reasons we have our tournament is to build local excitement, we give all our local recreational teams league games on tournament day -- on fields in the middle of the tournament festivities.
The Eagles will be there for all the hoopla. Watch for them in their emerald green T-shirts that proclaim "OMAHA SOCCER."
Coach Samantha will be there, yelling her heart out, her face encased in wraps that would make King Tut envious.
Inside she's always been beautiful.
That must be why she loves the Beautiful Game.
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-- check out HIDDEN CHAMPIONS, a weekly column about soccer in the Ozark mountains in a darn good soccer Internet magazine, www.soccerspot.com --
-- and if you're looking for a fun recreational tournament near some of the Ozarks' top tourist attractions, come to the Country Kicker:
Dogwood Challenge '99, April 17-18. There are still some off-season motel rates available in scenic, artsy Eureka Springs, just down the highway from our fields. "Challenge" divisions are shaping up in the Under-12 and Under-14 age groups -- chances for tough travel teams to try themselves against out-of-state all-stars and classic squads. Ours is an Arkansas State Soccer Association (USYSA)-sanctioned tournament put on by a dyed-in-the-wool USYSA club, but we welcome teams affiliated with the U.S. Soccer Federation, including Soccer in the Streets, AYSO and SAY. Good room rates are also available at nearby Branson, Missouri and around the Silver Dollar City theme park.
Y'all come now, y'hear? --
copyright (c) 1999 by Rob Kerby (posted with his permission).


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Céline Dion's husband René Angélil has died after a long battle with cancer.
The 73-year-old, who also mentored and managed the iconic singer's career, passed away in his Las Vegas home Thursday. "It is with deep sadness that we announce that René Angélil, aged 73, died this morning at his residence in Las Vegas after a long and courageous fight against cancer," Dion's camp said through a statement on her Facebook page.
"The family wishes to live the mourning in privacy. Other information you will be provided in the next few days."
The Clark County Office states died of throat cancer at his home in Henderson while under care of a physician, adding that the technical medical description of the cause of death is "squamous carcinoma of the floor of the mouth." Furthermore, the coroner tells E! News, "We have determined Mr. Angélil's death was due to natural causes. No further investigation into his death is expected. Our condolences go out to Mr. Angélil's family and friends during this difficult time for them."
When Dion previously announced she would be going on hiatus from her Las Vegas residency because her husband's health had taken a turn again, fans didn't know whether she would return to the stage. During an interview in August, the soulful singer revealed that she'd decided to take the stage at Caesars Palace again, because "my biggest job is to tell my husband, we're fine. I'll take care of our kids. You'll watch us from another spot."
Dion added that she resorts to being strong in times like these, but sometimes Angélil "needs something more sensitive than that, more than just positivity. Sometimes he just wants me to enter into a different place with him."
She continued, "I'll say, 'You're scared? I understand. Talk to me about it.' And René says to me, 'I want to die in your arms.' OK, fine, I'll be there, you'll die in my arms."
"When you see someone who is fighting so hard, it has a big impact on you," she said. "You have two choices. You look at your husband who's very sick and you can't help, and it kills you. Or you look at your husband that's sick and you say, 'I got you. I got it. I'm here. It's going to be just fine.'"
The couple married in 1994. Angélil is survived by their children René-Charles, 14, and 5-year-old twins Nelson and Eddy, and his adult children from a previous relationship, Anne-Marie, Patrick and Jean-Pierre.
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Hudson Roditi
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- State University of New York at Stony Brook, Ph.D. 2000
- State University of New York at New Paltz, B.S. 1994
- Cornell University, B.A. 1988Vassar College, B.A., 1996
Professional Interests
As program director of the Urban Advantage Middle School Science Initiative, Dr. Roditi coordinates a consortium of eight New York City science-rich cultural institutions. The Urban Advantage program is comprised of over 130 middle schools, 350 teachers and 35,000 students. Dr. Roditi's graduate work in Coastal Oceanography focused on the invasion of the exotic invasive zebra mussel in the freshwater Hudson River, and specifically the modeling of trace element and metal accumulation in the tissues of the mussels. Prior to coming to AMNH he was Latin American and Caribbean Regional Director for the GLOBE Program, designing professional development workshops for teachers in Spanish and French in many countries in Latin America and Africa. Since 2004 he has co-taught a year-long science course at Bank Street College called the Kerlin Science Institute which is designed for in-service teachers and focuses on both science content and constructivist pedagogy.
- Roditi, H.A., N.S. Fisher, and S.A. Sañudo-Wilhelmy. 2000. Uptake of dissolved organic carbon and trace elements by zebra mussels. Nature 407: 78-80
- Roditi, H.A., N.S. Fisher, and S.A. Sañudo-Wilhelmy. 2000. Field testing a metal bioaccumulation model for zebra mussels. Environmental Science and Technology 34: 2817- 2825
- Roditi, H.A., and N.S. Fisher. 1999. Rates and routes of trace element uptake in zebra mussels. Limnology and Oceanography 44: 1730-1749
- Roditi, H.A., D.L. Strayer, and S.E.G. Findlay. 1997. Characteristics of zebra mussel (Dreissena polymorpha) biodeposits in a tidal freshwater estuary. Archiv fur Hydrobiologi 140(2):207-219
- Roditi, H.A., N.M. Caraco, J.J. Cole, and D.L. Strayer. 1996. Filtration of Hudson River water by the zebra mussel (Dreissena polymorpha). Estuaries 19(4):824-832
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- Adjunct Faculty, Queens College, 2005 - Applied Earth Systems Science (Geology 599.3)
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Although two distinct clusters were identified, the F value between these clusters was low (average F = 0.0524). Genetic divergence among species is known to be extremely variable, with F estimates ranging from 0.05 to over 0.77 based on allozyme markers [
]. One reason for the low genetic differentiation in our case is likely due to the high mutation rates among the loci used in this study. Loci with high mutation rates likely experience high levels of homoplasy decreasing the differentiation between groups and leading to low F values [
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]. This is plausible given the high allelic diversity (47.5 alleles/locus) we observed. O'Reilly . showed that microsatellite DNA markers with high polymorphism caused a decline in F estimates between Walleye Pollock () populations [ 44 ]. Simulation studies also suggest that increased mutation rates significantly decrease estimates of F [ 45 , 46 ] and Hedrick also analytically demonstrated that when the number of alleles is high, F is necessarily low [ 47 ]. Other explanations such as historical introgression through hybridization and the small sample sizes of are also possible. Greater sampling effort south of the Yellow river will be necessary to differentiate between these explanations.
The observed allelic diversity in this study (47.5 alleles/locus) was greater than that found by Wang ., who found an average of 32.5 alleles per locus [
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]. The greater average number of alleles per locus in this study is likely due to the different loci used and differences in microsatellite scoring between studies. Wang . found that populations from sites 1 and 18 had the greatest number of alleles on average than any other populations (23.8 and 16.5, respectively) [ 48 ]. Since this study had much more extensive sampling in this area it is not surprising that a greater diversity of alleles was found. Wang . speculated that the high genetic diversity in this group is likely due to the age of the lineage, the high population density of these lizards, isolation with migration and the lack of bottleneck events [ 48 ].
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). Furthermore, the two species are syntopic at sites 18, 19 and 21, and only one hybrid (out of 54 individuals) with an admixed nuclear genome was detected. If these were not two species one would expect most of the individuals examined to have admixed or hybrid genomes as a consequence of random mating between the two genotypes. Nevertheless, the presence of individuals with admixed nuclear genomes suggests recent hybridization events between and and a lack of complete reproductive isolation. Furthermore, 15% of the individuals had disparate mtDNA and nuclear DNA suggesting the occurrence of historical introgressive hybridization events between and in the Gonghe basin and east of Lake Qinghai (Table 1 ). The genus is known for its complex social structure and mating behaviours, which may play an important role in mate choice and intrasexual communication. To date, the ecology and behaviour of these species remain poorly understood, and future work addressing the mating behaviour of these lizards will help elucidate potential isolation mechanisms between these species.
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