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It's time to end the low-fat myth. That's because the percentage of calories from fat that you eat, whether high or low, isn't really linked with disease. What really matters is the type of fat you eat.
- Choose foods with healthy fats, limit foods high in saturated fat, and avoid foods with trans fat.
- "Good" fats—monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats—lower disease risk. Foods high in good fats include vegetable oils (such as olive, canola, sunflower, soy, and corn), nuts, seeds, and fish.
- "Bad" fats—saturated and, especially, trans fats—increase disease risk. Foods high in bad fats include red meat, butter, cheese, and ice cream, as well as processed foods made with trans fat from partially hydrogenated oil.
The key to a healthy diet is to choose foods that have more good fats than bad fats—vegetable oils instead of butter, salmon instead of steak—and that don't contain any trans fat.
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"Low-fat," "reduced fat," or "fat-free" processed foods are not necessarily healthy. One problem with a generic lower-fat diet is that it prompts most people to stop eating fats that are good for the heart along with those that are bad for it. And low-fat diets are often higher in refined carbohydrates and starches from foods like white rice, white bread, potatoes, and sugary drinks.
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- Over time, eating lots of "fast carbs" can raise the risk of heart disease and diabetes as much as—or more than—eating too much saturated fat.
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2. Ditch the trans fat. In the supermarket, read the label to find foods that are trans free. The label should say "0" (zero) on the line for trans fat; you should also scan the ingredient list to make sure it does not contain partially hydrogenated oils. In restaurants that don't have nutrition information readily available, steer clear of fried foods, biscuits, and other baked goods, unless you know that the restaurant has eliminated trans fat—many already have.
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4. Eat at least one good source of omega-3 fats each day. Fatty fish (such as salmon and tuna), walnuts, and canola oil all provide omega-3 fatty acids, essential fats that our bodies cannot make. Omega-3 fats, especially those from fish, are very beneficial for the heart. Read more about omega-3 fatty acids and why they are so important to good health.
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Zambia Police Service
The preservation of peace;
- The protection of life and property;
- The prevention, detection and investigation of crime;
- Arrest and prosecution of offenders;
- Community education and liaison on issues of crime and safety.
The Zambia Police is committed to providing a high quality service to the people of Zambia by upholding and applying the law fairly and firmly. The force applies proactive methods to prevent crime, arrest those who break the law and take them to court and assist victims of crime through counselling.
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The service through this mission will strive to promote and supplement the overall efforts that are aimed at bringing crime levels to their minimal levels.
The Zambia Police Service is part of the Ministry of Home Affairs and is headed by an Inspector General of Police. Its headquarters are in the capital city Lusaka.
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The INTERPOL National Central Bureau (NCB) for Zambia sits structurally within the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) of the Zambia Police Service.
The detective police officers at INTERPOL Lusaka work at the following NCB crime desks:
- Economic and Financial Crime;
- Cybercrime;
- Illicit Drugs;
- Intellectual Property Crime;
- Works of Art Crime;
- Fugitives and Missing Persons;
- Motor Vehicle Theft;
- Precious Stones, Minerals and Metals;
- Environmental and Wildlife Crime;
- Human Trafficking;
- Anti-Terrorism;
- Small Arms and Light Weapons;
- Stock Theft.
- To provide assistance to domestic law enforcement institutions by working with partner INTERPOL NCBs in investigating, locating, arresting and extraditing wanted criminals;
- To extend INTERPOL's criminal databases and intelligence to domestic law enforcement institutions specialized in NCB's 13 specialized areas;
- To invite domestic law enforcement institutions to participate in any regional or international events organised by INTERPOL;
- To advise, educate and raise awareness on international crime trends.
Zambia hosts INTERPOL training session against wildlife crime
Dangerous fake goods seized in INTERPOL operations across Eastern and Southern Africa
Fakes worth more than USD 1.2 million seized in INTERPOL-led operations across Southern Africa
Human, drugs and arms traffickers targeted in operations across Eastern and Southern Africa
INTERPOL's largest operation combating illegal ivory trafficking targets criminal syndicates
INTERPOL-supported training aims to curb wildlife trafficking across Southern Africa
Illegal ivory and rhino horn trade target of INTERPOL co-ordinated operation across southern Africa
Counterfeit medicine networks across Africa targeted in INTERPOL co-ordinated operations
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LIBANGA Age today: 36 years old
MOSES Age today: 30 years old
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A Lexington Park man was killed Sunday morning after being struck by a police car while he lay unconscious in the road after he was ejected as the passenger in a one-vehicle crash on Pomfret Road in Indian Head, the Charles County Sheriff's Office reported Wednesday.
Wallace Maddox, 27, was taken to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead. The driver, 23, was taken to a hospital and admitted with serious injuries. He remained in serious condition Thursday afternoon, sheriff's spokeswoman Diane Richardson said.
Officers were dispatched at 12:39 a.m. Nov. 11 to the American Legion in the 4300 block of Livingston Road when someone reported a large fight. When they arrived, they saw a Volkswagen Jetta leave the parking lot quickly.
An officer spotted the car a short time later in the 3900 block of Livingston Road.
The officer chased the car, but it had turned onto Pomfret Road and was significantly ahead of the officer.
The Jetta continued speeding and crested a hill near Ray Drive, where the driver lost control and struck an embankment, ejecting Maddox and the driver, police reported.
The officer did not see the crash and struck Maddox in the roadway as he went over the same hill.
It not yet clear why the driver and Maddox fled the American Legion at a high speed.
The officer, who has not been identified, has been placed on temporary administrative leave, "but not for disciplinary reasons," Richardson said.
"At this point, it appears there was nothing he could do to avoid the crash," she added. "I know the officer is deeply upset."
No arrests were made at the American Legion; the fight was beginning to de-escalate as officers arrived, Richardson said.
Louis Cooper, the American Legion Randolph Furey Post 170 manager, said a social event was taking place at the post when the gathering was disturbed by an incident in the parking lot early Sunday morning.
Cooper said management shut down the facility at 12:15 a.m. Sunday and called the sheriff's office.
After police arrived, the parking lot was closed and emptied, Cooper said, adding that the incident was "unfortunate."
The sheriff's office did not release the names of the officer driving the police car or the driver of the Jetta.
The investigation is ongoing.
A Facebook profile for Maddox indicated that he was married to Stephanie Buchanan-Maddox and had three daughters.
The profile indicates he was a video game and rap music fan.
Maddox last attended Henry E. Lackey High School in 2005, public schools spokeswoman Katie O'Malley-Simpson said.
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For more information on Peer courts as a diversion option, visit http://www.youthcourt.net/.
Additionally, the Juvenile Department will refer cases to Neighbor to Neighbor for meditation and resolution between the youth offender(s) and the victim.
Names, numbers, email addresses for Probations Officers.
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Probation Supervisors Dennis Moore: 503-763-5763 Vicky Johnson: 503-566-2900
The intake Unit is the entry point for all referrals, except sex offenses. Intake Probation Officers (IPO) meet with youth brought to detention and review the presenting offense. Subsequently, the probation officer meets with the family to obtain more information before making a decision regarding further involvement with the Juvenile Department. They also supervise first time alcohol/marijuana violations and formal accountability agreements.
Upon receipt of paper police reports, Intake Probation Officers determine the level of intervention necessary and make appropriate assignments for assessment, intervention and services.
Intake Probation officers are available by phone for questions and provide information about community resources for youth and families. Hours of operation are 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Monday – Friday and Saturday 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
The team consists of probation officers, two supervisors and support staff who work with youth and families within the boundaries of Marion County. The Probation Unit has specialties including working with gang affected youth, and youth charged with sex offenses. They conduct intake interviews and gather social history information on youth referred by law enforcement. Each youth is assessed for public safety risk, needs and strengths. A case plan is developed based on this assessment. The case plan may include formal accountability agreements as well as court ordered conditions of probation. The probation officer also works with victims to address restitution and other concerns.
Probation officers regularly collaborate with numerous community agencies including law enforcement, schools, treatment providers and others.
Each probation officer supervises an average 25 youth. The team includes probation officers who are bi-lingual/bicultural English/Spanish, and one who is bi-lingual/bicultural English/Russian.
STAR stands for "Supervised Treatment and Recovery". STAR Court is an integrated program that combines intense substance abuse treatment with frequent court appearances while addressing additional problems that youth may have.
The STAR Court mission is:
To work closely with young people in Marion County and their families in order to help them replace negative behaviors of crime and substance abuse with positive behaviors and goal-attainment.
The program serves young people between the ages of 12 and 17. Juveniles adjudicated for felony offenses, have significant alcohol or drug abuse, rate as medium or high risk on the risk assessment tool and are ready to commit to making changes are eligible for the program. This is a voluntary program.A significant benefit to the program is the expunction of the juvenile's record upon graduation. On average it takes 15 months to complete the program.
The Intensive Supervision Unit (ISU) is currently made up of probation officers who are assigned supervision of youth have been referred to the Department for sexual offenses.
Every youth is required to participate in specialized treatment or education specific to the offense. Youth on court probation are also required to participate in polygraph examinations, which are used to verify the youth's behavioral self-report and their progress in treatment.
Community Surveillance Team, CST, is made up of probation officers that make evening visits to the youth's home to check on youth's compliance with probation conditions as well as youth who are released on Conditional Release Agreements pending their court case. In addition Community Surveillance Teams attend community functions where youth are gathered. CST also includes a close relationship with community law enforcement.
Questions & Answers:
What Parents Should Know about Juvenile Probation
We, as a department, want to make sure that you and your child receive the maximum benefit from your involvement with us. We encourage you to talk openly and honestly with your child's probation officer – it's when parents and probation staff work together that early interventions can be utilized and public safety enhanced. The need for more intensive involvement in the juvneile justice system can be avoided.
While on probation, the youth may have the chance to live at home. Other important circumstances may lead to the youth's removal from the home. These include, but may not be limited to, the youth or community being at risk. At that point options would be explored to decide the most appropriate placement to meet the needs of both the youth and the community.
Completing a successful term of probation requires a cooperative working relationship between several people. The most important are the youth, parents and his or her probation officer. The goal of probation is to help the youth develop positive decision making skills, and become responsible for his/her actions, while protecting the community, from further criminal acts. If the youth continues to show a significant risk to the community, and is not motivated to change his or her behavior, a commitment to a youth correction facility run by the Oregon Youth Authority may occur.
A: Once placed on probation, the youth will be expected to follow all conditions of his or her probation. Conditions of probation may be changed by the Court depending on the youth's progress and/or level of risk to the community. The probationer will only be allowed to stay in the community if the youth consistently shows responsible behavior that reduces their public safety risk, and progress toward completing probation. Failure to do so may result in placement in detention, a temporary removal from the community, or, more seriously, a commitment to a youth correction facility.
The probationer will be responsible for keeping all appointments and meetings set by his/her probation officer. The probationer will be expected to attend any groups or programs listed in court orders. The youth is expected to cooperate with his/her probation officer, family and other community resources.
A: Marion County Juvenile Department expects that parents are actively involved in their child's court ordered probation. The court expects that you parent your child. This means holding them accountable for their actions and demonstrating responsible behavior yourself, both at home and in the community. It also means notifying the probation officer when your child is not complying with the court expectations. The probation officer and court will work with you in that process. We understand it isn't always easy, and want to support you as a parent.
You may be directed by the Court or probation officer to complete conditions with your child. This may include such things as counseling, parent training, and alcohol/drug assessment and treatment. Your cooperation with the Court and open, honest communication with the probation officer will help your child progress successfully through probation. If parents choose not to cooperate with the Court, they may be held in contempt of court.
Despite your child's involvement with the Court, you continue to be financially responsible for your child.
A: The probation officer will work with you and your child to make sure that he/she is completing conditions of probation and the probation case plan in a timely manner. In addition, the probation officer monitors the youth's risk and whether or not the youth can successfully complete his or her terms of probation while continuing to live in the community. The probation officer may refer you and your child to programs and services, which will help you based on the youth's needs, risk and strengths.
The probation officer expects both the youth and parents to consistently show responsible behavior. Accountability is very important. The length of probation is determined by the youth's level of effort and responsibility. Meetings will be scheduled with the probation officer to discuss progress and planning. The probation officer may also set Court reviews if necessary, and also to recognize a youths success.
Marion County Juvenile Department has a number of programs to assist your child in completing his/her probation. These include: paid work programs, community services programs, educational programs, skill building groups, individual, family counseling and parenting classes, and special programs for youth with substance abuse and mental health concerns.
The probation officer uses resources in the community to help in the areas of substance abuse issues, mental health issues, medical services, and community services opportunities. Other services through the State of Oregon, which include foster care and residential treatment, are also considered as needed.
Your child's probation officer may coordinate referrals to these programs and services. The parent and youth may be responsible for obtaining other services. Most Marion County Juvenile department programs are provided without cost to youth and families. However, parents may be required to pay for community and State of Oregon programs such as Drug Treatment, Shelter Care, Residential Treatment, and cost of committment to a Youth Correctional Facility.


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The 14 men and one woman from throughout Southern Maryland saw an online invitation last summer to come to a home in St. Mary's County and have sex with a prostitute, according to a prosecutor, but the would-be customers instead were charged in a police sting operation.
They arrived last week at a St. Mary's courtroom to plead guilty to a misdemeanor prostitution-solicitation offense and receive a 10-day jail sentence, suspended to 18 months of unsupervised probation. They also were called upon, in most cases, to pay a $500 fine and perform 24 hours of community service to receive probation before judgment, removing the convictions from any criminal record.
Their apologies and remorse for the offenses that in some cases effected their livelihood and lives at home were acknowledged by a judge who heard their guilty pleas.
"A lot of the consequences are outside the courtroom," St. Mary's District Judge Christy Holt Chesser said during Thursday afternoon's proceedings.
Arnold N. Gelfand, a 48-year-old Leonardtown resident, was the first to be called to the defense table. Moments earlier, his lawyer met in chambers with the judge and prosecutor and emerged to herd his fellow defense attorneys out of the courtroom for a brief conversation before the plea hearings began.
Gelfand had a wife and two adult children and a 16-year career as a program analyst, which had led to an offer of a new position with Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. at Patuxent River Naval Air Station, according to his lawyer, Thomas A. McManus.
"When his photograph appeared in [a news]paper, he lost that position," McManus said, and Gelfand and his wife are now separated.
McManus said, "He fell into the trap laid by the sheriff's department."
"I was simply looking for potential companionship," Gelfand said.
St. Mary's sheriff's vice narcotics officers alleged at the time of Gelfand's arrest that he paid an undercover officer with marijuana for a specific sexual act. A charge of the possession of marijuana against Gelfand was dismissed as part of his plea agreement.
As in Gelfand's case, 68-year-old Chester Stanley Jaworski of St. Leonard responded in August to an online advertisement on Craigslist, the prosecutor said, that was posted through a sheriff's office investigation dubbed "Operation Risky Business."
"Many of these gentlemen are in the same predicament," St. Mary's Assistant State's Attorney Daniel White said.
Larry Lamson, Jaworski's lawyer, said his client is a former Calvert County school teacher, whose wife died about a year before his arrest.
Brett J. Kina, 33, of Charlotte Hall went to the residence to engage in sex in exchange for "something of value," according to the prosecutor, which vice-narcotics detectives had alleged was money and some marijuana. A misdemeanor drug charge against Kina was dropped as part of his plea agreement.
Kina's wife was in the courtroom, according to his lawyer.
Edward Allen Pritchard III, 20, of Waldorf also went to the home in the Wildewood neighborhood in California to provide money in exchange for sex, the prosecutor said.
"This has been quite an experience for him," Robert M. Johnson Jr., Pritchard's lawyer, said during the hearing. "He has learned quite a lesson."
Joshua R. Fisher, 23, of Lusby works as a dishwasher, his lawyer said during his client's plea hearing, adding that Fisher's mother was attending the proceeding.
Roger Dean Stanton, 38, of Leonardtown previously worked as an associate professor of psychology at St. Mary's College of Maryland. He was initially placed on leave without pay and banned from the campus after his arrest.
"He lost that job because of this incident," Daniel Slade, Stanton's lawyer, said at the hearing.
The prosecutor said Stanton went to the residence to have sex with a plainclothes police officer in exchange "for something of value," which detectives alleged at the time of the arrest was 10 oxycodone pills. A drug possession charge and an additional charge of the possession of marijuana, were dismissed through the plea agreement.
"I deeply regret my actions [and] the consequences of them," Stanton said, and he turned toward his wife seated in the courtroom. "I'm sorry for a violation of our marriage," he said, "and putting us through this."
The judge gave credit to Stanton for pursuing counseling after his arrest, by not requiring community service in his case and suspending $250 of his $500 fine.
Eric Antonio Hernandez, 37, of California told a court commissioner after his arrest that he works as a client services manager with the Tri-County Council for Southern Maryland.
"It's been the biggest mistake of my life," Hernandez said during his plea hearing on the prostitution charge. "I've learned a very difficult lesson."
Lance Colin Mutch, 37, of California is on active military duty with the Navy at Pax River and was "disciplined by his command" as a result of his arrest, according to his lawyer, Thomas Pyles.
Michael Lindberg Mason, a 47-year-old married Waldorf resident working full time for the Fannie Mae mortgage association, according to his lawyer, said to the judge during his plea hearing, "I will pay for this for the rest of my life. This is not my character. I've shocked a lot of people."
Matthew E. Baker, 49, of Piney Point had a 25-year Navy career, earned two master's degrees and "top-security clearance" and works on base as a defense contractor, Pyles said at Baker's plea hearing, adding that Baker and his wife now are separated.
Todd B. Summers, 48, of Hampstead lost his job as a mechanical estimator, according to Sarah Elkins, his public defender, and he now is working to "rebuild the trust" of his wife as he undergoes counseling and takes part in a recovery program.
"It took this arrest for me to realize I have a sexual addiction," Summers said.
"You have taken an extra step here," Chesser said as she did not impose any community service requirement for Summers and set his fine at $250.
Adam K. Hay, 27, of Great Mills told a court commissioner that he works as an air traffic controller for a contractor at Pax River. "He obviously knows what he did was a big mistake," Bryan Dugan, Hay's lawyer, said at his client's plea hearing.
Joseph K. Konanui, 35, of Lexington Park also works for a contractor, with a security clearance, Dugan said during Konanui's plea hearing.
Paul Mel Corbin, 28, of Waldorf was brought from a holding cell to the courtroom, where Elkins, his public defender, said that because of Corbin's arrest in the prostitution sting, he will have to serve one year in custody on a parole revocation take from a second-degree assault conviction. The judge imposed a concurrent 10-day sentence upon Corbin's guilty plea in the prostitution case.
The lone woman called to the defense table, 22-year-old Crystal F. Kirven of Lusby, received a suspended 10-day jail sentence, with the established fine and community service requirement, on her guilty plea to a prostitution-solicitation offense. Joseph Welch, Kirven's lawyer, said in court that she works as a secretary in Mechanicsville.
The judge issued bench warrants for the arrest of Monroe Manley Strawn, 28, of Fort Washington and Lyric N. Carter, 19, of Washington, D.C., after they failed to appear in court Thursday for their trial on the prostitution charges.
"This case is really why the Craigslist cases happened," White, the prosecutor, said in court, alleging that Strawn "actually brought someone here for the purpose of engaging in sex for money. Ms. Carter was brought here by Mr. Strawn."
A bench warrant also was issued Thursday for the arrest of Lacey Dawkins-McKinney, 28, of Waldorf on a prostitution charge from the investigation.
Four additional suspects are scheduled for trial next month.
Staff writer Jesse Yeatman contributed to this report.


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Celebrating 30 Years!July 1, 2015, through July 1, 2016
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WEIU broadcast radio 88.9 was introduced on July 1, 1985 and WEIU-TV began broadcast operations on UHF 51 on July 1, 1986, as a non-commercial, educational television station licensed to the Board of Trustees of Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, Illinois. "Ladies and gentlemen, welcome live, to the campus of Eastern Illinois University." With that introduction, Daniel Thornburgh, then the director of University Relations, christened WEIU-TV during its live on-air dedication on July 1, 1986.
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Exploring effects of erosion along Louisiana's 300-mile Mississippi Delta coastline (involving energy and national security as well as the ecological, economic and social effects), and assessing efforts to combat it.
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Items discovered during a 1999 visit to Columbus, Ohio, are reappraised. Included: Albert Cheuret art deco clocks; a Marx "Roy Rogers" play set; and a historical collection that includes a letter from Thomas Jefferson.
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"Sherlock: The Hounds of Baskerville" finds Sherlock and Watson investigating a murder that occurred 20 years earlier. It was witnessed by the victim's son, who claims his father was killed by a monstrous hound. The case takes the pair to the British moors, where a top-secret military base is said to be the site of animal-mutation experiments.
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See how the discovery of oxygen by one of science's great odd couples — Joseph Priestley and Antoine Lavoisier — triggers a worldwide search for new elements. Soon caught up in the hunt is chemist Humphry Davy, whose showmanship dazzles London audiences.
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The local copper barons face competition from a mysterious smelting company; and Poldark confronts the cardsharp who swindled Francis.
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Justin Grady shares the history of Lytle Park in Mattoon.
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Dr. Robert Webb and others talk about the startup of Lake Land College, from the initial idea, to where the name came from and how the college has expanded over the years.
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VERMIN wrote:Is this at Alexander?
Cha Ching wrote:NO age protected, Carlos is playing for $$$
Corndawg13 wrote:I'm in, maybe we can make a few extra holes requiring some more D?!!
Corndawg13 wrote:Aren't you throwing across a walking path for hole 19?
We could throw from the tree area behind 16 towards the parking lot with a temp basket.
themoneyteam wrote:Will any of the pin positions change, between now and Saturday?
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The Charles County Sheriff's Office is investigating a shooting and suicide in Waldorf on Tuesday night.
Police responded to the 3100 block of Heartleaf Lane in Waldorf at 8:20 p.m. Tuesday after sonmeone reported a shooting. When sheriff's officers arrived, they found a man and woman, both possibly in their 60s, inside a house, police said.
The man was flown to a hospital in critical condition, and the woman was pronounced dead on the scene.
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Name borne in Roman mythology by the goddess of the moon and of hunting, equivalent to the Greek Artemis. In mythology she is characterized as both beautiful and chaste. Her name is of ancient and uncertain derivation. It probably contains a first element that is also found in the name of the Greek god Dionysos (see Dennis) and the Latin name of the supreme god Jupiter. It was adopted in Britain during the Tudor period as a learned name, a borrowing from Latin influenced by the French form Diane. Although it was much used by Elizabethan poets celebrating the virgin goddess and alluding to the Virgin Queen, it was not particularly popular as a given name until the end of the 19th century. In earlier centuries some clergymen were reluctant to baptize girls with this pagan name, mindful of the riots against St Paul stirred up by worshippers of Diana of the Ephesians (Acts 19:24–41). In the late 20th century, its popularity received a boost because of its association with the late Diana, Princess of Wales (1961–97), who was renowned for her beauty, glamour, and compassion.
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Charles County school system staff anticipate that more than 800 school children will be homeless by year's end.
As requested by school board members at a previous meeting, the system's hearing officer Karen Kunkel updated the board Tuesday on homeless students in county schools.
In June, there were 618 homeless children in schools, and as of Tuesday, Kunkel said, that number had increased to 796.
Kunkel said the increase in homeless children is not unique to Charles County and that numbers are increasing throughout the state.
While the economy plays a large role, Kunkel said many factors play into the increase, including a nine-year waitlist for Section 8 federally subsidized housing and no transitional housing available for children in the region.
"When someone is displaced, they have nowhere to go," she said.
An elementary school student who was shadowing the school board Tuesday asked Kunkel what classifies a student as homeless.
Kunkel explained that a student counted as homeless does not always not have a roof over his head.
She said a person becomes homeless when a situation forces someone to be displaced from their home.
This could be due to many situations, including a loss of a job, domestic violence or a fire.
"Most times, it's a sudden emergency, a fire or loss of job," Kunkel said.
The federal McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act of 2002 mandates protections for homeless children. The school system receives funds through the act to provide resources and assistance for homeless students.
The act defines a homeless student as "an individual who lacks a fixed, regular and adequate nighttime residence."
Kunkel said one thing that sticks out regarding the school system's population is the amount of children participating in Safe Nights.
Safe Nights, sponsored by LifeStyles of Maryland in Charles County, is a program that provides temporary shelter at county churches during the coldest months of the year.
Kunkel said that this year, there have been as few as two and as many as 12 children participating in the program each night.
Pupil personnel workers in the school system provide transportation for children participating in Safe Nights to get to school.
Kunkel said this is the first year since the program has been in operation that there have been children every night.
She said the question staff ask themselves is whether the system is providing what it can for students.
"I can tell you confidently that we are," she said.
Through various programs and resources, Kunkel said, the idea is to give those who are not as advantaged as other students "a level playing field."
Restrictions on releasing information about homeless students are very stringent, she said, adding that no one should be able to walk down a hallway at school, pass a child and be able to tell whether the child is homeless.
"We will supply whatever the child needs," she said.
The school system works with a $33,000 budget for the children, and Kunkel said, "We make it work for us down to the very last penny."
In addition to budgeted funds, students receive help through Title I opportunities and partnerships with outside agencies.
The Title I and homeless education offices of the schools work together to make sure student needs are met, parents are involved under Title I parent involvement policies and staff of both offices receive training on Title I and homeless education.
The Title I program provides federal funds to school districts with high proportions of disadvantaged students.
The funds go to schools, designated as meeting the requirements under Title I of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965, based on the income level of students. Funds go toward technology and resources.
There are six Title I schools in Charles County: Eva Turner, Dr. Samuel A. Mudd, C. Paul Barnhart, J.P. Ryon, Indian Head and Mount Hope/Nanjemoy elementary schools.
The program provides funds for students 3 years old through fifth grade.
Student who do not attend a Title 1 school and are homeless are automatically eligible for Title 1 services.
Kunkel said the school system also has an "outstanding working relationship with county partners."
For example, with the help of outside agencies, the school system is able to provide meals for students during the summer.
Board member Jennifer S. Abell asked if there was anything more the board could do to help the situation.
Kunkel said the board has been supportive and the relationships with county agencies are strong, so all that could be asked is that board members help by being advocates and promoting the recognition of those in need.
Charles County Superintendent of Schools James E. Richmond said the school system and county agencies have come together and "put what they could in the pot" to help those in need.
"We need to keep that going," he said.