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French prosecutors said Friday they are considering widening an investigation into former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn's alleged participation in a prostitution ring.
The prosecutor's office in Lille told CNN that investigating judges had drafted a preliminary order concerning allegations of gang rape made against Strauss-Kahn. The order had been sent to the prosecution on March 30.
"Currently the prosecutor is analyzing the order to decide whether to close the matter or open a preliminary investigation into the allegations," the prosecutor's office said.
The French newspaper Liberation reported Friday that the allegations stemmed from statements made by two women it describes as "escort girls," who were interviewed by Belgian police as part of an investigation into a prostitution ring run out of the Carlton Hotel in Lille, near France's border with Belgium.
According to the newspaper's account of the depositions, the women said they had accompanied two associates of Strauss-Kahn on a visit to Washington in December 2010, where they had stayed at the W Hotel. One of them alleged that Strauss-Kahn had used force against her during a sexual encounter at the hotel, despite her protests.
The newspaper did not specify how it obtained the statements. CNN could not independently confirm the report.
The Metropolitan Police Department in Washington said no sexual assault at the hotel was reported at that time.
Strauss-Kahn's lawyers in Lille and New York both declined to comment on the Liberation report when reached by CNN.
In a statement issued by his attorneys to Agence France Presse, Strauss-Kahn denied the allegations.
Strauss-Kahn "absolutely contests having committed the slightest act of violence of any nature whatsoever," his lawyers Henri Leclerc, Frederique Baulieu and Richard Malka said.


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20th Century Fox is looking to schedule a Playdate. The family-friendly pitch will be written by Tim Hill (Hop) and Dave Johnson, with Hill in line to direct. Though the plot is being kept quiet at the moment, as Deadline reports, the title is fairly revealing. The Alvin and the Chipmunks director has a long history of writing for children's television series (Rocko's Modern Life, SpongeBob SquarePants) and is set as the director for Dimenson Films' remake of Short Circuit.
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Performance Evaluation Advisory Council (PEAC)
New Evaluation Systems Provide Illinois Educators Greater Support
In 2010, Gov. Pat Quinn signed the Performance Evaluation Reform Act (PERA), which requires all schools in Illinois to change how teachers' and principals' performance is measured. PERA requires districts to design and implement performance evaluation systems that assess teachers' and principals' professional skills as well as incorporate measures of student growth.
Teacher evaluation systems will provide clear descriptions of professional excellence so everyone understands what great teaching means. The evaluations will be based on standards of effective practice, with evaluators trained and pre-qualified to conduct observations, collect evidence and provide helpful, timely feedback. The new evaluations will add objectivity to a practice that almost universally was subjective.
In addition, student achievement will become a significant factor in every evaluation by the 2016-17 school year. Beginning Sept. 1, 2012, both teachers and administrators in all districts (even those that have not yet adopted new evaluation systems) must be rated using one of these four performance categories: Excellent, Proficient, Needs Improvement or Unsatisfactory.
The Illinois Performance Evaluation Growth Through Learning Advisory Council (made up of stakeholders from across the state) came together to discuss communication regarding the teacher and principal evaluator training and changes that are occurring. Below are documents that will help communicate a consistent message and reflect the changes to teachers and principal evaluations.
Principal/Teacher Evaluation Training (Posted 5/17/13)
Please contact the Regional Office of Education to inquire about registration for the trainings.
Videos And Clips Of Teaching To Be Used For Professional Development With Pk-12 Staff
(Posted 3/8/13)
In response to districts asking for videos and resources can be used for staff development, the Preparation and Evaluation Division is collecting resources from the field that can be shared. The link above contains resources that have been submitted by our colleagues. Each resource links to videos of classroom teaching. These have not been vetted in terms of quality or alignment, but are merely a collection of resources to be used if applicable. We welcome any suggested resources you feel would be beneficial additions to this list.
- May 17, 2013 PEAC Meeting Presentations
- Professional Development Video Resources (3/13)
- PARCC Presentation Webinar (2/13) - Posted under the Presentations and Webinar Archive Tab!!
- PERA Implementation Guidance (2/13) - Posted under the Implementation Guidance for PERA Tab!
- PERA Student Growth Implementation Chart (12/12)
- PEAC Strategic Plan (draft as of 11/09/12)
- 13-1: Guidance on Using Illinois 5Essentials Survey Data in Principal Evaluation (2/13)
- 13-2: Guidance on Collecting Evidence of Teacher Practice Not Observable During Classroom Observations in Teacher Evaluation Systems (2-13)
- 13-3: Guidance on District Decision Making (2/13)
- 13-4: Guidebook on Student Learning Objectives for Type III Assessments (2/13)
- 13-5: Guidance on Student Learning Objectives in Teacher Evaluation: Fact Sheet (2/13)
- 13-6: Model Teacher Evaluation System - Measuring Student Growth Using Type III Assessments (2/13)
- 13-7: Guidance on Alignment of Three Factors in Principal Evaluation (2/13)
- 13-8: Guidance on Measuring Student Growth for First-Year Principals in Principal Evaluation Systems (2/13)
- 13-9: Model Teacher Evaluation System - Creating a Summative Rating (2/13)
- 13-10: Guidance on Creating Operating Guidelines for Student Growth Models in Teacher Evaluation Systems (2/13)
- 13-11: Guidance on Creating a Summative Rating in Teacher Evaluation Systems (2/13)
- 13-17: Guidance on Peer Evaluation in Teacher Evaluation Systems in Illinois
- Illinois Performance Evaluation Growth Through Learning Training and Assessment Communication Documents (Posted 8/23/12)
- Notice: November 1 was the deadline for completion of Modules 4 and 5 of the Principal Evaluation Training and Module 4 of the Teacher Evaluation Training.
- System Requirements
- Newsline Announcements: Growth Through Learning Illinois
- 10/05/12 Announcement — Module 2: Resources and Remediation Available for Teacher Evaluators
- 9/21/12 Annoucement — Updated Information on 3-day lockout period, Saturday help lines, and Participation Statistics
- The Framework for Teaching Evaluation Instrument by Charlotte Danielson FAQ's (10/12)
- Illinois Performance Evaluation Growth Through Learning Program Test Results and Metrics (9/21/12)
- Notice to Principal Preparation Programs in Illinois (9/12)
- Teachscape Guidance on the Collaborative Use of FfTPS Videos (9/18/12)
- Evaluator Training Administrators Academy and Professional Development Information (9/13/12)
- Growth Through Learning Communication Documents Posted August 23, 2012
- Module 2 Reduction in the Mandatory Wait Period Before Retesting (8/17/12)
- Module 1 and Module 2 Retest Options for Illinois Evaluators (8/16/12)
- Module 2 Retest Option for Illinois Evaluators (8/9/12)
- Framework for Teaching (FtT) Proficiency Test: Test Design and Scoring Information - Teachscape, July 2012
- Principal and Teacher Evaluation Training
The link is now live and available in each educator's personal ECS account if they were designated by their district superintendent, director of the career center or special education cooperative to be able to take either the Teacher Evaluation Training or the Principal Evaluation Training or both. Participants should enter their personal ECS account, click on the top link which says, "You can select for Principal and/or Teacher Evaluation Training." This will take the person to the registration form for Growth Through Learning Illinois. Once registration is completed and submitted, the participant will be provided a link to enter the preliminary module, which is not a required module, but definitely worthwhile to review before starting.
Any questions or technical issues should be sent to email@example.com.
- Teacher and Principal Evaluation Important Training Information Update - July 11, 2012
- Study Guides
- Growth Through Learning Help Line: 1-800-416-9734
To help address all of your questions and concerns we are providing a call in number. Please leave a detailed message and include your name, phone number and e-mail address. Your call will be returned as soon as possible.
- Technical Assistance Information for Teacher Evaluation Training and/or Principal Evaluation Training
Having computer or network trouble? We have technical documentation to help you solve your problems. - Principal and teacher evaluation reminder
For those doing teacher evaluations, one must meet the following requirements after Sept. 1, 2012:
Before doing an observation of teachers, one must complete modules 1-3.
Before doing an evaluation that does not include growth, one must complete modules 1-4.
Before doing an evaluation that includes growth, one must complete modules 1-5.
For those doing principal or assistant principal evaluation, one must meet the following requirements after Sept. 1, 2012:
Before doing an observation of principals, one must complete modules 1-3.
Before doing an evaluation of principals or assistant principals, one must complete modules 1-5. - Module 2 Reduction in the Mandatory Wait Period Before Retesting (8/17/12)
Presentation Archive
- May 17, 2013 PEAC Meeting Presentations
- Growth Through Learning PowerPoint Presentation (3/12)
- Illinois Principal and Teacher Evaluation Training Program PowerPoint Presentation - CEC Partnership Group (2/12)
- Overview of Teacher Leader Effectiveness PDF Format (10/12)
- PEAC Proposed Rules and General Information (1/12)
- PEAC Strategic Plan for 2012-2013 PDF Format (10/12)
- Principal & Teacher Evaluation in Illinois: Past, Present & Future (8/11)
Note: This is a full compilation of slides regarding PERA/PEAC for use by PEAC Members. It is a continuously updated document. The user of the slides is encouraged to choose the slides that are appropriate for each specific use rather than using all of the slides with every audience.For more information regarding use of presentation slides by nonmembers of PEAC, please contact Vicki Phillips at Illinois State Board of Education, email@example.com.
- Teacher Rating Definitions: Options for Illinois (3/12)
- Transforming Educator Evaluations in Illinois - General Overview PDF Format (10/12)
Webinar and Video Archive
- PARCC Presentation Webinar—Monday, February 11, 2013
Dan Long, PARCC Coordinator, presents a webinar, specifically for PEAC members and interested parties, regarding an explanation of the PARCC assessment system. Includes Q & A Session. - Transforming Educator Evaluations in Illinois Webinar—May 9, 2012
Presented by Vicki Phillips, Interim Director of the Educator and School Development Division and hosted by the Division of Innovation and Improvement, this webinar will explain the Performance and Evaluation Reform Act as it pertains specifically to Cohort 1, 2, and 3 – SIG 1003(g) School Improvement Grant recipients. - Advance Illinois Making Teacher Evaluations Meaningful Video Presentations—April 17, 2012
- PEAC Teacher and Principal Evaluation Webinar—April 11, 2012
A webinar to provide registration information to District Superintendents and technical support for District IT Personnel who might be supporting district evaluators engaged in the training and covered topics related to:
Beginning in September 2012, all principals must be evaluated every year by a trained, pre-qualified evaluator. Like teachers, principals' evaluations will now incorporate measures of student academic growth. Also similar to teachers, principals will be rated using clearly defined standards of effective practice and excellent school leadership.
- PEAC Illinois State Model for Principal Evaluation PDF Format (Posted 2/12)
- DuPage County ROE Principal Evaluation Forms
- Growth Through Learning Performance Evaluation Communication Documents (8/12)
- IPA and IASA Principal Evaluation Resources
- Module 1 Reference Guide: Understanding The State Requirements for Principal Evaluation
Download for use when:•Preparing for training •During training •Participating in the assessment. - Online Practical Guide to Designing Comprehensive Principal Evaluation Systems (8/12)
- PEAC Sample Forms
Want more information? Check out the FAQ page.
State law requires school districts to create and implement performance evaluation systems to measure teachers' and principals' skills while factoring in student academic growth. Over the next five years, district administrators and teachers' union representatives will have the ability to work together to develop their own measures or decide to use all or part of the state's default/optional model.
The new, more objective systems will clearly define professional excellence, using observation and evidence to rate teachers in one of the four categories: Excellent • Proficient • Needs Improvement • Unsatisfactory
- Growth Through Learning Performance Evaluation Communication Documents (8/12)
- Online Practical Guide to Designing Comprehensive Teacher Evaluation Systems (8/12)
- Module 1 Participant Guidebook: "Understand" Teacher Practice
Download for use when: Preparing for training • During training • Participating in the assessment.
Special Education Resources
Student Learning Objectives (SLO's)
- Analysis of Key Elements of SLO Practice in Leading States
- Measuring Student Achievement in Non-‐Tested Grades and Subjects: Approaches, Issues, and Options for DCPS
- Student Learning Objectives: An Emerging Framework PowerPoint Presentation
Want more information? Check out the FAQs page.
- Admistrative Rules for Part 50 (Evaluation of Certified Employees)
- PERA Mandatory Board Training
Board member training that satisfies Section 10-16a of the Illinois School Code (added by Public Act 097-0008) is available via the Illinois Association of School Board's Online Learning Center. Senate Bill 7 authorizes ISAB to conduct this mandatory training and additional providers may be approved by ISBE (in consultation with IASB) for this training in the future. Additional information and course information is available at on the IASB website, http://www.iasb.com/.
Technical Resources
- Additional Reading is available at http://www.k12center.org/archives.html
- Alignment of the Illinois Performance Standards for School Leaders with the 2008 Interstate School Leaders Licensure Consortium Standards and the National Board Standards for Accomplished Principals
- "Approaches and Considerations for Incorporating Student Performance Results from "Non-Tested" Grades and Subjects Into Educator Effectiveness Determinations" (Buckley, K. & Marion, S. September 2011)
- "A Survey of Approaches Used to Evaluate Educators in Non-Tested Grades and Subjects" (Buckley, K. & Marion, S. June 2011)
- Current Efforts in Developing Principal Performance Evaluation Frameworks in Illinois
- Daily Herald News Article: "Dist. 211's new teacher evaluation system" - By Ashok Selvam 8/27/10
- "Design Of An Assessment System For The Race To The Top: A Learning Sciences Perspective On Issues Of Growth And Measurement" Policy Brief (Pellegrino, J. W. 2010)
- Educator Performance Evaluation Resources - With Special Focus on Special Educators (NCCTQ) 2012
- Exploratory Seminar: Measurement Challenges Within the Race to the Top Agenda December 2009 Responses to Session 1: Measuring Growth - Policy Brief
- "Final Report on the Evaluation of the Growth Model Pilot Project," January 2011
- Framework for Teaching (FfT) Proficiency Test: Test Design and Scoring - Teachscape, July, 2012
- Goe, Dr. Laura: Conversation with the PEAC Teacher Evalution System Design Subcommittee Slide Presentation: October 27, 2011
- "Growth In Student Achievement: Issues Of Measurement, Longitudinal Data Analysis, and Accountability" Policy Brief (Betebenner, D.A., & Linn, R. L. 2010)
- IEA PERA Information Flier
- Illinois Performance Standards for School Leaders - Draft January 2012
- Illinois Professional Teaching Standards - 2010
- IMPACT Conference Summary
- "Incorporating Student Performance Measures into Teacher Evaluation Systems" by Jennifer L. Steele, Laura S. Hamilton, and Brian M. Stecher
- Leadership Development Framework - Ohio Leadership Advisory Council
- "Learning About Teaching" Met project/Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation December 2010
- National Implications
- New Leaders for New Schools - Balancing Accountability With Professional Growth
- North Carolina Standards for School Administrators - "Future-Ready Students for the 21st Century" - 2006
- Performance Expectations and Indicators for Education Leaders - CCSSO
- Principal Evaluation Process - Public Schools for North Carolina/State Board of Education
- Principal Evaluation Rubrics
- Problems with the Use of Student Test Scores to Evaluate Teachers - EPI Briefing Paper
- Rethinking Teacher Evaluation Policy Brief - Consortium on Chicago School Research
- Teacher and Principal Evaluation Survey Results
- Teacher and Principal Evaluation Talk Points
- Teacher Evaluation 2.0 - The New Teacher Project
- Teacher Evaluation Model or Framework & PEAC
- The 8 Roles of School Leaders School Level Assessment – Georgia Leadership Institute for School Improvement
- Understanding and Using Achievement Growth Data - CCSSO, 2011
- "Using Student Growth to Evaluate Educators of Students With Disabilities: Issues, Challenges, and Next Steps" - Summary, CCSSO, 2012
- Using Student Progress to Evaluate Teachers: A Primer on Value-Added Models
- Value-Added Research Center (VARC- UW-Madison) Comments on PEAC Teacher Evalution System Design Subcommittee Questions (October 2011)
- "When the Stakes Are High, Can We Rely on Value-Added?" by Dan Goldhaber - December 2010
Testing Resources
- Framework for Teaching (FtT) Proficiency Test: Test Design and Scoring Information - Teachscape, July 2012 - Move to Teacher/Prin Training
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Starr confronts Kate, Todd keeps the truth from Téa and Matt and Maxie spend their first night together as husband and wife.
Sam takes the baby from Jason outside the house and looks at him. This isn't her baby. Their son looked right at Sam after he was born, and he looked just like Jason. She insists this is not the baby she gave birth to but he does not believe her. Jason leads Sam, who is distraught, off.
At the hospital, Todd tells Starr about Kate's involvement in Cole and Hope's death, as well as her DID alter, Connie. He overheard Kate and Alexis talking. So he threatened Sonny with headlines about Kate to force him to get Michael to change his testimony. Todd thought she had a right to know even though he violated his pact with Sonny. But he has another secret for her. When you care about someone, you tell them the truth, even if it is unpleasant. It gives them the opportunity to start to heal. Starr has to leave and Todd implores her not to exact revenge. Maybe they can be better people and not do things they will later regret.
Connie and Kate fight in her room at Shadybrook. Kate tells Connie that love makes anything possible, including forgiveness. Connie assures her that Sonny will despise her but Kate tells her that he knows she is real, so it doesn't matter. Connie wonders why she let Johnny talk her into it any for so little reward. Kate asks what Johnny made her do, but suddenly Starr comes in dressed like a nurse. She knows she is the one who killed Cole and Hope. Kate tells her she did it, but does not remember anything because she has a mental illness. Starr actually understands because of her cousin Jessica. It was easier to blame Sonny because he is such a bad person. But she can't blame Kate. But, someday Kate will remember everything Connie did and she will have to live with it.
Matt and Maxie are in their hotel room, ready to celebrate their wedding night. He wishes Maxie could plan her own wedding and regrets he has denied her that. She feels the wedding is not as important as the person you marry. While Matt answers the door to room service, she remembers Spinelli's hope for her to have a real wedding someday, to someone who really loves her. She snaps out of it as Matt wheels in the room service. He pops the champagne and has a flashback to the party boat. Then he remembers it all. He thought it was self defense, but now he knows that is not the case. He takes a shower because he feels dirty. They get into bed and he just wants to sleep. They wish each other a happy wedding night and Maxie rolls over and cries.
Out at a bar, Felicia and Mac have a drink to celebrate Maxie's release, although he does not think Matt is good enough for Max. Felicia is worried about her too. You always know when something isn't right with your kids. He wonders if she is going to leave now but she and Maxie are in a good place. She wonders why women aren't pounding down his door. He tells her there have been a few women, but none of them were her. They had a great life for a while and maybe could again. Spinelli stumbles in, incredibly drunk. He proposes a toast to the happy newlyweds, and to him, the fool who brought them together. Mac and Felicia try to stop him. Mac tells him they are just going through a rough patch but their friendship is one for the ages.
In her hospital room, Téa holds her baby and doesn't think her looks like her - or Victor. Todd shows up and wishes for everyone's sake he looked like Victor. She demands that he tell her what is bothering him, but Epiphany comes in to take the baby back to the nursery. She insists Todd do it and when they leave, they run into Jason and Sam. Todd watches from the side while Epiphany takes the baby from a crying Sam. A doctor looks her over and asks Jason for details about the delivery, then takes her to a room. Epiphany finds Todd and he asks if Sam will be okay. She tells him not really since there is nothing like losing a child. He wants Téa to transfer her to Llanview, but Epiphany refuses. They go over the birth certificate and she names him Victor. Meanwhile, Jason joins Sam in her room and he tells her she is going to be okay. She doesn't understand how this happened. Why didn't John come back with the car? A nurse comes and tells him to leave, but before he does, she wants to name the baby Jason, after his father.
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This topic includes statistics which show variation in health outcomes, eg mortality and life expectancy, by factors such as region and socio-economic status.
An analysis of mortality within Northern Ireland using the NI Mortality Study.
The Action Plan for Improving Oral Health and Modernising NHS Dental Services was published in 2005. It set out the then Scottish Executive's policy and plans for dentistry and dental public health for the next 3 years (SEHD, 2005). This plan has brought increased investment to dentistry, and to ensure this investment is achieving its goals a range of targets was set around oral health improvement, primary care dental service delivery and quality, and dental workforce and training. This is a 6-monthly report monitoring NHS Boards progress towards the targets.
The Indices of Multiple Deprivation for England combine a number of areas, chosen to cover a range of economic, social and housing issues into a single deprivation score for each Lower Layer Super Output Area in England. The Atlas of Deprivation allows a map visualisation of the overall LSOA deprivation score (rank) and the score (rank) for each of the seven domains by local authority.
Annual update of inequalities targeted cardiovascular health screening statistics to 31 March, carried out as part of the Keep Well and Well North programmes.
Child Health Profiles provide a snapshot of child health and well-being for each local authority in England using key health indicators, which enable comparison locally, regionally and nationally
Annual update of the number of child healthy weight interventions undertaken by NHS boards. This data is used to monitor HEAT Targets.
The Bulletin provides summary information as well as some trend data from previous years. It includes information on - smoking, household composition, debt, internet access, health, sport and leisure, environmental issues, mobile phones and job applications.
Health inequality monitoring.
This report presents a range of statistical targets and indicators in support of the Northern Ireland Executive's anti poverty and social inclusion strategy 'Lifetime Opportunities'. The monitoring framework is structured around 3 'layers': • Child poverty targets • Poverty and social inclusion indicators • Public service agreement targets Analyses of statistics are on a lifecycle basis and are benchmarked against other jurisdictions when possible
Health profiles for all LA areas presenting a range of indicators and a snapshot of the overall health of the local population.
Report on definitions, trends and baselines for measures adopted by the Ministerial Task Force, to monitor future progress towards reducing health inequalities in Scotland.
Mortality monitoring
Mortality monitoring.
This report presents trends in cancer incidence and survival updated with incidence and mortality.
Life expectancy at birth is the average number of years a person can expect to live should current mortality patterns stay constant. This report details how trends in mortality by age and cause of death explain recent changes in life expectancy. The results are examined in the context of changes in the recording, measuring and classifi cation of demographic data over recent years.
The Health & Social Care Inequalities Monitoring System comprises a basket of indicators to assess area differences in mortality, morbidity, utilisation of and access to health and social care services in Northern Ireland. Trends in Health Inequalities between both the 20% most deprived areas and rural areas within Trust areas compared with Trusts as a whole are reported.
The Health and Social Care Inequalities Monitoring System (HSCIMS) comprises a basket of indicators which are monitored over time to assess area differences in mortality, morbidity, utilisation of and access to health and social care services in Northern Ireland. Inequalities between the 20% most deprived areas (defi ned using the NISRA 2005 Northern Ireland Multiple Deprivation Measure) and Northern Ireland as a whole are measured.
An analysis of mortality within Northern Ireland using the NI Mortality Study.
The Health and Social Care Inequalities Monitorting System comprises a basket of indicators to assess area differences in mortality, morbidity, utilisation of and access to health and social care services in Northern Ireland. Trends in Health Inequalities between both the 20% most deprived areas and rural areas compared with Northern Ireland as a whole are reported.
Compendium of public health outcomes indicators presented at England and upper tier LA level. Indicators are split over 4 domains: improving the wider determinants of health; health improvement; health protection; healthcare, public health and preventing premature mortality.
Socio-economic Inequalities in mortality Podcast summary (22-11,2011)
The Department of Health publishes Mortality Monitoring Bulletins, which include trend data for inequalities in life expectancy, all age all cause mortality, cancer mortality in people aged under 75, circulatory disease mortality in people aged under 75 and infant mortality.Ā These are based on data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
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The Department of Health publishes Mortality Monitoring Bulletins, which include trend data for inequalities, based on data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
Trends in inequalities are presented for life expectancy, all age all cause mortality, cancer mortality in people aged under 75, circulatory disease mortality in people aged under 75 and infant mortality.
For life expectancy, all age all cause mortality, cancer mortality in people aged under 75 and circulatory disease mortality in people aged under 75, the inequalities measures used are the absolute gap (i.e. difference) and relative gap (i.e. percentage difference) in life expectancy / mortality rates between the former Spearhead Group of health deprived local authority areas and the England average.
For infant mortality, data are presented by the National Statistics Socio-economic Classification (NS-SEC) and the inequalities measures used are the absolute gap and the relative gap between the Routine and Manual group and the average for all groups with NS-SEC assigned (i.e. all births registered jointly by both parents).
Absolute / Relative gap
The absolute gap and the relative gap are measures of inequality between two groups, usually a disadvantaged group and a reference group (such as the most advantaged group or the whole population).ĀThe absolute gap is the difference between the indicator values for the two groups.Ā The relative gap is the percentage difference between the indicator values for the two groups (i.e. the difference between the indicator values taken as a percentage of the reference group value).Ā Both the absolute and relative gaps are important measures of inequality and should be used in combination to understand the extent of the inequalities.
All Age All Cause Mortality rate
The measure used is the three-year average directly age standardised death rate per 100,000 population (standardised against the European Standard Population) – for all ages and all causes of death (ICD-10 A00-Y99). Rates are calculated using Office for National Statistics death registrations and population estimates.
Cancer mortality
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M.A. Program in Art Education (N-12)
Admission Requirements
- Bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from an accredited college or university.
- Demonstrate the ability to successfully pursue graduate study. (Above-average academic achievement in general and in the teaching specialization is required.)
- Have earned at least 33 undergraduate credits in Art. This total must include one 3-credit survey course in Art History and 6 additional credits in Art History.
- Complete an interview with the department and submit a portfolio and/or photographs or slides of recent work.
- Submit two letters of recommendation from college instructors.
- If conditionally admitted, students must make up not more than 12 credits of specified undergraduate coursework, starting in the first semester and finishing in no more than three consecutive semesters.
- Submit scores on New York State's Liberal Arts and Sciences Test (LAST).
- Personal Interview. An appointment for a personal interview with the graduate coordinator and adviser can be made through the Art Department Office after the application for admission has been filed and approved.
- Applicants will then need to present examples of their workeither originals, photographs, or color transparenciesfor final approval.
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Students are required to finish between 42-45 credits selected from among 700-level ART courses for a total of 9 credits. In addition, 6 credits in Art History are required, plus 24-27 credits in Art Education and Education courses (ESC 501, ESC 502, ESC 506 or (*EDS 463) or equivalent, ESC 529, EDE 716, ESC 714, ESC 735, ESC 596). Each student will also do a final M.A. thesis project, ART 746 (3 credits). It is recommended that ART 746 be taken concurrently with ESC 735.
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My sister and I went to Mucho Burrito on Mapleview in Barrie for lunch today. There are several items on the menu that are gluten free.
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El Diente Climber's Log
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milan | Second try Date Climbed: Aug 6, 2012 | |
First time I wanted to hike this peak with the Wilsons but a torrential downpour washed me out. This time, after a very successful week in the Elks, I succeeded. | ||
Posted Oct 21, 2012 5:47 pm |
alpspitze | Kilpacker Date Climbed: Jul 24, 2012 | |
Lots of loose rock but a nice climb anyway. Went solo. 9 1/2 hours RT. Lots of animal prints on the trail, but didn't see any animals. | ||
Posted Aug 13, 2012 3:53 pm |
boisedoc | from Kilpacker Date Climbed: Jul 17, 2012 | |
lower Kilpacker creek is pretty. The upper basin is a lot of scree. Route is pretty well cairned but still need to be careful as there is some exposure. | ||
Posted Jul 22, 2012 11:41 pm |
Matt Lemke | North Slopes snow climb/Traverse Date Climbed: Jun 21, 2012 | |
After some scrambling off route a little, we summitted then traversed to Mount Wilson. Approached via Rock of Ages | ||
Posted Jul 11, 2012 11:11 pm |
Josh Lewis | North Side Date Climbed: Jun 21, 2012 | |
We got a bit off route near the top, after scrambling back a bit we were feeling silly for missing the obvious turn off. Another fun scramble. | ||
Posted Jul 11, 2012 3:03 am |
Alex Wood | Via the North Slope Date Climbed: Jun 29, 2012 | |
Left Navajo Lake at 6am knowing that there was a 30% chance of tstorms. Got to the top of El Diente via the god-awful North Slope Route at 9:20am (I will never do that again). Part of our group was having issues with exposure so we left the summit of El Diente at 10:00am and half our group decided to go down. We continued across the ridge and got to the saddle in 40 mins. A storm rolled in and we watched and heard the lighting from the ridge over Navajo Basin. It cleared up so we kept going. Went off route in the crux section and ended up climbing some scary 5th class choss. We summited Mt. Wilson at 11:30am and then went down the regular route back to lake. All in all, it took 8 hours roundtrip. The summit ridge to Mt. Wilson is spectacular and the coolest summit ridge I have ever done | ||
Posted Jun 29, 2012 3:44 pm |
Diggler | Glad I survived! Date Climbed: Jun 22, 2012 | |
West ridge. Left lake at 15.46. Shortly before reaching ridge crest, Faith decided to turn back (windy, late, loose rock). I continued (17.27 @ this pt.). Initial section of ridge straightfwd (class 2ish)- even had a trail! Notches in ridge kept getting deeper & ridge more & more knife-edged. Last 1/4 mile full-value. @ one particular section, it took 4 tries/attempted routes before figuring out a way to get through the section. After that, it relented slightly, but still plenty of stomach-turning exposure, numerous class 4 sections, nightmarishly loose rock. Very relieved when summited @ 20.07 (probably a record for me on a CO 14er), but still had to get down. Had vowed last ~20 min. of climb that I would not repeat that ridge, so did variation of standard (N slopes) route- avoided snow as much as possible as did not bringe ice axe from camp (d'oh!) & didn't have gaiters. Back @ Navajo Lake camp @ 22.54. Spent ~15 min. @ summit. Could tell there was large forest fire to SE. Sad Faith couldn't be on climb, but she would have hated it. Wild climb! One of the scariest soloes I've done. | ||
Posted Jun 28, 2012 5:28 pm |
Timothy Pearl | North Slopes Date Climbed: May 19, 2012 | |
With Ben and Eric. Great snow climb on N Face to the ridge from Navajo Basin. Final pushes to the summit a bit sketchy with loose rock, ice, slush, mud and exposure. Usually find this terrain fun but have been out of the game mentally for some time now. Need to heed some prudence and rebuild some comfort before doing that again. | ||
Posted May 21, 2012 1:16 am |
LadyWawa | Challenging! Date Climbed: Aug 1, 2011 | |
Went up the north route from Navajo Lake. Not enough snow for me to feel comfortable to the summit! Rematch next summer I hope! | ||
Posted Nov 24, 2011 9:03 am |
Ken Dammen | North Slopes from Navajo Lake Date Climbed: Aug 13, 2011 | |
Climbed the North Slopes route with Dustin Kelley and Matt Jamison. We then did the traverse to Wilson. Tough Day. 2 nights at Navajo Lake. | ||
Posted Nov 5, 2011 7:10 pm |
xpda | El Diente Date Climbed: Aug 21, 2010 | |
Solo, Kilpacker trailhead. | ||
Posted Oct 29, 2011 12:51 pm |
apachedino | Traverse from Woods Lake Date Climbed: Jul 28, 2011 | |
Long day with my brother, probably would have thrown in the other Wilson if I was solo, but it was great to show the bro some mountaineering. Great kick off to 8 14ers in 5 days. | ||
Posted Oct 28, 2011 12:14 am |
Ted Eliason | Came back for this one Date Climbed: Aug 15, 2010 | |
Stormed off the traverse from Wilson a year before. The camping in Kilpacker below the waterfall was worth the return visit. | ||
Posted Oct 13, 2011 7:51 pm |
Jeremy Hakes | Rough! Date Climbed: Jul 3, 2005 | |
Good snow climb! | ||
Posted Sep 26, 2011 12:00 pm |
belexes | Kilpacker Basin Date Climbed: Sep 4, 2011 | |
I climbed El Diente with Facebook friend Frank. It was his final 14er. We hiked in the day before and camped below the lower falls. We started around 5:30, summited at 9, and got back to camp around 12:30. The weather was good, though the clouds began to build as we got down from the top. | ||
Posted Sep 6, 2011 1:42 pm |
zoomloco | traverse | |
blanca and bells traverses are better but this one is still good. only heinous part was the scree in the couloir up to diente. a big earlier it he season would have nice snow the whole way (climbied in aug). Tr at http://zoomloco.xanga.com/732717261/purple-mountain-majesties/ | ||
Posted Jul 16, 2011 4:52 pm |
SarahThompson | Summer, winter on 2nd attempt Date Climbed: Aug 27, 2006 | |
8/27/06 - Climbed the nasty north slopes from camp in Navajo Basin and then traversed to Mount Wilson. 2/13/11 - Attempt from camp in Kilpacker Basin. Explored an unknown line up the southwest face. Simulclimbed the entire face, placing pieces in poor rock to try to protect against possible avalanches (recent snow but no signs of instability). Quite the exhausting wallow. Reached the west ridge 0.14 miles west of the summit only to find we had not passed all of its difficulties. Due to time constraints we had to turn around at 13,900 ft. 1/15/11 - Looong winter daytrip from east end of the (closed) Dunton Road. Climbed something resembling the normal south slopes route but finished directly on the summit ridge to avoid dropping down onto the north slopes near the end. Ridge was spicy but fun in crampons. | ||
Posted Feb 16, 2011 11:44 am |
thatnissanguy | north slopes to traverse Date Climbed: Sep 2, 2010 | |
North Slopes miserable in Summer! Not suggested! However, highly suggested as a snow climb. Traverse was awesome. | ||
Posted Dec 18, 2010 8:25 pm |
Scott | El Diente | |
July 2001 as part of Wilson-El Diente Ridge. | ||
Posted Oct 24, 2010 7:10 pm |
Liba Kopeckova | Up the north slopes, down the south slopes Date Climbed: Sep 25, 2010 | |
This was an interesting climb. Got fresh snow on the north side, making it an ice/snow climb, the final approach to its tiny peak was completely covered in the snow, so I climbed on the top of the ridge, making it more exposed. Descended down via south slopes - dry rock, but more exposed, lot of loose stuff. Fun day. Start and end at Navajo trailhead. | ||
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A page with the name Islam.com has been created on facebook. And the page wants approval from moderators and administrator to become official. as facebook is largest network connecting the world, it will help muslims to connect and unite.....they can ask their islamic questions on this page too. also a group naming Islam.com has been running from 2 months with 540 members till now. Administrator and moderator will u please approve it as official??? Group Islam.com www.facebook.com/groups/447973791900394 Page Islam.com www.facebook.com/Islam.comQandA |
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@Irfan Alam asalam alaikm,who is Mufti Naushad Sir? questions on here are aswered b community mebers.
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@Al Ummat , to know about Mufti Naushad Sir click here www.facebook.com/naushad.qasmi he is my Sir who is Principal at Darul Uloom at Motihari, Bihar, India. he answer every question asked by members. today moderator aaliya of www.islam.com also joined this page and group. what do you think about the approval?
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@Irfan Alam it is very good to know that someone knowledgeable is answering questions, but it should not be said that a Mufti is answering the questions, for he is not the only one answering. The purpose of this site is to ask and answer questions about various islamic subjects.
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Climb to Conquer Cancer
Hi Everybody!!! I was there @ the climb, w my sister,Lucinda.
It was definitely a climb. It was for a good cause. We walked for
My sister. We just found out, she has cancer.
I had to do this. Many thanks for everyone involved
In this event. God Bless all the people, who have cancer
Past n present. And for the family members n friends. (our dogs).
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December 7, 2008
A Quick Look at Michigan State
37 comments:
- Doug said...
The phrase I always refer back to in situations like this is "Kansas State Syndrome" -- i.e. Kansas State in 1998 was geeked out of their minds about their first-ever national-title shot, but proceeded to lose the Big XII title game in double-OT and, because bowls were wary w/r/t ticket sales of a team with such a scant postseason track record, got bumped all the way down to the Alamo Bowl. Where they lost to an unranked Purdue team that was basically Drew Brees and nobody else.
You see it happen all the time to teams that are disappointed rather than excited about their bowl bid and let their down mental state force them into losses to lesser-ranked (or in some cases demonstrably inferior) opponents -- Tennessee in '03, California in '04, Oregon in '05, and those are just the ones I can name off the top of my head. If we're not pumped about this bowl, we better find a way to get there, and we better take MSU seriously. Nobody on this team (except maybe Rennie) has been tackling well enough over the past few weeks to be able to take this game for granted with Javon Ringer on the other sideline. - 12/07/2008 10:19 PM
- Johnny DangerDawg said...
I really wish Ohio State would have landed in this game. A win against them would have earned UGA a lot of respect. And a loss to them would have only dropped us a few spots in the rankings.
I hope some analysts will pick MSU to win this game. Richt's Dawgs have had trouble in bowl games when they're heavily favored (against West Virgina and Boston College). - 12/07/2008 11:14 PM
- Brian said...
I'm glad we're playing MSU and not OSU. We're getting enough crap from our rivals right now without being the team to break the SEC's win streak against OSU after Beanie Wells gashes for 300 yards.
- RedCrake said...
Not sure if anyone's interested but the Rosen Centre Hotel - 4 stars (Across from Pointe Orlando and Sea World on International) is on Hotwire for $61 a night for New years eve and the night of the game.
Its about 10 minutes from the stadium but I don't think you're gonna find much better on the price. - 12/07/2008 11:45 PM
- Anonymous said...
Willie's D couldn't stop my fist from moving. Can it stop Ringer? I think not. We're gonna lose.
- Anonymous said...
To anon 12:39: I am so sick of these fans--I am not excited about how inconsistent we have played or how our season ended--HOWEVER, we are still UGA and one great rusher on a crappy big 10 team is NOT going to beat us, nor stop our amazing offense. Go join another bandwagon. On another note--do you think anyone was excited to play Hawaii last year? And guess what--we dominated. KState syndrome--give me a break.
- Anonymous said...
Go Spartans!
- Anonymous said...
The spread on this game is going to be double digit in UGA favor no question.
- Anonymous said...
This is Knowshon's, Matt's, Mohommad's, Brandon's, and Dannell's final game. Expect those guys to be motivated to win.
- Anonymous said...
Doug- True, but KSU really got the shaft (even with lousy OOC scheduling). This particular Georgia outfit has been solid for the Capital One since late October. They should feel *lucky* they didn't far any farther.
- RC said...
Their coach is a 'Cock. That's all that needs to be said...
- Anonymous said...
Are there any other good deals on hotels? Any good places to go for New Year's Eve?
- Anonymous said...
Anon @ 8:50: All of those guys were motivated to win the Tech game. I'm sure they'll be motivated to win this one too, but those guys can't do it all. It's not enough for the offense and a handful of defensive players to show up to play.
I kind of got a negative vibe about MSU from this post - not disrespectful, but definitely not really positive about them as an opponent. But their record is about as good as ours. So they only beat one team that's ranked as of year-end - that's still more currently-ranked teams than we beat. We only beat 4 teams with winning records, one of which is a Division I-AA team. We got just as badly trounced in two high-profile games against ranked opponents as they did. I might add that Michigan State was never expected to be a national title contender this year and they've probably over-performed relative to their initial expectations. I certainly don't think Dawg fans have any business scoffing at their record when ours isn't really any better (and it a weak SEC, to boot). - 12/08/2008 10:15 AM
- kevin said...
"State has beat a single currently ranked team, #22 Northwestern."
Hate to say it: but that's one more currently ranked team than the Dawgs have beat.
"Plus, [Javon Ringer]'s never fumbled in his college career."
Happy to say it: Knowshon too. - 12/08/2008 10:55 AM
- Anonymous said...
Don't be shocked to see MSU pass all over the place. Their numbers have been plagued by drops all season, but their guys are very good at getting open by 5 yards or more.
- RingerIsNotTheOnlySpartan said...
Javon Ringer's performances against the best of MSU's opponents:
Cal: 98 total yards. 2 TDs.
Iowa: 94 total yards. No TDs.
OSU: 86 total yards. No TDs.
NW: 140 total yards. 2 TDs.
Wisc: 64 total yards. No TDs.
PSU: 69 total yards. 1 TD.
Granted. Ringer had good games against Cal and NW, but those two teams are hardly world beaters. The other games are mediocre. Ringer put up HUGE games against the likes of Eastern Michigan (5 TDs), Florida Atlantic (almost 300 total yards and 2 TDs), Notre Dame (200 and 2 TDs), Indiana, Michigan and Purdue...
I am being optimistic. I think UGA is more like the OSU, PSU, Iowa and Wisconsins of the world and not the FAU, Eastern Michigans and the Indianas of the world.
Also, MSU LOST the Cal game and only scored over 30 points in 5 of their games (Cal (Loss), EMU, Indiana, NW, and Michigan).
Bascially, I am not scared of Ringer. There are many other players on MSU's team that will have to step up. If Ringer can have 300 yards and 2 TDs in a game against FAU and MSU only win 17-0??? They will surely lose to the Dawgs! - 12/08/2008 11:12 AM
- kris said...
Kevin said: ""Plus, [Javon Ringer]'s never fumbled in his college career."
Happy to say it: Knowshon too."
actually Knowshon did fumble the ball in the Florida game this year... - 12/08/2008 11:21 AM
- Seth said...
We'll see how well Richt and Martinez can get the defense pumped, fierce, and able to tackle. That will be the difference in the game. If Georgia's defense isn't going to tackle Ringer, then he'll start busting off big runs in addition to opening up the play-action game for Hoyer. UGA must stop the run early and often. Otherwise, it might be a long day for the defense.
Also, don't count out a Dantonio-coached defense. He was the DC for the 2002 Ohio State championship team. That defense won an MNC for the Buckeyes, rescuing Krenzel time and time again. Dantonio will have an effective scheme waiting for the Dawgs (whether he has the personnel to execute it on the field is another question). MSU's defense will be fired up and ready to play. - 12/08/2008 11:57 AM
- Anonymous said...
The best way to stop MSU's offense is to keep them off the field. Look for Knowshon to have a big day. If we can make it to where our defense doesn't have to play as much, we should win. You can't win games with one guy.
- kevin said...
Now that you mention it I do remember that botched pitch. However, ESPN's lines say 0 fumbles, 0 lost. Wonder if they missed that one or don't consider it a fumble by some screwy rule - 12/08/2008 11:59 AM
- Anonymous said...
Re: Anon 10:15
Right. We're both comparable teams with comparable schedules. And we just lost to a team that completed one (1) pass against us whilst rushing for over 400 yards. Michigan State doesn't have an all-conference QB or anything, but he is at least familiar with the forward pass as a method of picking up yardage. And Javon Ringer's exploits have already been sounded upon. We shouldn't underestimate them, and we better be focused for a chance to get to ten wins and prepare for next season. - 12/08/2008 11:59 AM
- Anonymous said...
Paul, a "bittersweet" season implies that there was some good along with the bad.
Just "bitter", IMO - 12/08/2008 12:36 PM
- Anonymous said...
You guys sound like a bunch of crybabies. We lost 3 damn games -- it's not awful, and it's not good. We should be happy that we didn't end up in Tampa (or worse). This could be a solid matchup for us to lock in our 10th win. But MSU will come strong.
In that regard, ESPN News showed "Georgia to face LSU in Chik-fil-A bowl" for about 30 minutes yesterday shortly before the BCS games were announced. ESPN = smart. - 12/08/2008 1:07 PM
- Anonymous said...
K'shon fumbled last year against Troy after completing one of his patented spin moves...ball hit directly on a helmet and popped out.
- Anonymous said...
Knowshon also fumbled against Kentucky last year.
- Hunkering Hank said...
Anon at 12:36 - perhaps you don't remember any of the 9 wins? Auburn come to mind? UT? ASU? I agree the season basically sucked, but there were certainly bright spots. GO DAWGS! Sic Sparty!
- A-Phiz said...
Reshad Jones made second team all SEC?!??!?! that has to be a joke
- Mr. Meyer said...
Have fun in Orlando... Chomp!
Regards from Gainsevile. - 12/08/2008 4:34 PM
- Paul Westerdawg said...
I'm leaving this one up because you're such a dumb ass that you don't even know how to spell your school's location.
- J. L. said...
To RingerisNottheOnlySpartan:
Unfortunately, UGA's defense may be more like FAU, Eastern Michigan, and Indiana than OSU, Wisconsin, Iowa, or Penn State.
There was only one team in the SEC that gave up more yards per play than UGA. (That eliminates all the field position excuses.)
There was only one team in the SEC that beat us in offensive time of possession.
That means that despite spending the second least amount of time on the field of any defense in the conference, we were still next to last statistically. Imagine how bad this defense would have been with just an above average offense. - 12/08/2008 7:49 PM
- Mr. Meyer said...
I appreciate you leaving my post, and the misspelling has been duly noted, Paul. My secretary has since been fired (she can't transcribe worth a lick). Despite the typographical error, I feel obligated to remind you of something Timmy's father said awhile back... I think it had something to do with those without sin casting stones. You should look it up, it's in some big book Timmy's always gushing about...
By the way, did you see where I ranked your beloved Dawgs in the final coaches poll? Maybe a little love from the unofficial voice of my enemy could have convinced me to be more forgiving of their most recent performance in Jacksonville. - 12/08/2008 10:17 PM
- Anonymous said...
Good one... Oh no, wait, it wasn't.
As I told my Florida buddies today: I hate your coach, and I hate your QB, but congratulations and good luck.
You wouldn't see any Florida fans extending the same niceties. - 12/08/2008 10:25 PM
- Andy Mills said...
Gah I hope the Dawgs crush em
- witless chum said...
"Plus, he's never fumbled in his college career."
Spartan fan here. Somebody's giving you a bum stat here. He fumbled at least once this year, trying to stretch for a TD against EMU. I'm pretty sure I recall others.
How's the Georgia o-line? We're a bit undersized at two or three positions on the D line and we could much stop Shonn Green from Iowa or John Clay and P.J. Hill from Wiscy. We were probably lucky to win both those games. - 12/09/2008 7:07 AM
- Rewerts said...
Another Spartan fan here, and witless is correct Ringer fumbled against EMU. I remember him dropping a pitch on a sweet this year, possible the UofM game, it was after Leggett had also dropped a nice pitch from Hoyer on a sweep.
Makes me wonder about all of ESPNs stat lines.
As for the game, Georgia will undoubtedly be heavy favorites but I expect the Spartans to show up and play a great game. A few have mentioned how its the last game for some of Georgia's players. It is also the last game for some MSU seniors, Ringer, Hoyer, Kershaw, Wiley, etc. My point here is that both teams should and will be fired up to play in what should be a great game to watch. Lets just be happy its a 1:00 start instead of 10:30 like the Outback..Ouch. - 12/09/2008 11:01 AM
- Anonymous said...
Witless chum- Georgia's o-line is very young and extremely injury-riddled but has somehow held their own this year. We're leading the SEC in a lot of offensive categories so they've actually done really well considering. We, too, have had major difficutlies on defense. Tech had over 400 yds rushing on us so Ringer is probably going to be a bit of a problem unless we can get that figured out. Should be a pretty good match-up. I'm looking forward to it.
- Anonymous said...
Go Spartans!


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