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They can't be pleased when Mike Horowitz stops by. He's no fun to hang out with. He's not much of a raconteur. And he's not on their team. Hell, the FBI won't even let him in the door. Horowitz is the Inspector General of the Department of Justice and, I must say, it's a good thing he is, even if nobody wants to have a beer with Mike.
And when it comes to shit the DEA pulls, Horowitz isn't shy.
When a DEA task force cop hung himself in his jail cell, it focused attention on how it was possible that our highly respected, very official Drug Enforcement Administration didn't know that he was scarfing drugs off the top of seizures so he could sell them on the side for some walking around money. Tim Cushing writes:
Let's start out with this story, which is graphically (and tragically) illustrative of the problem discussed later in this post.
A former police detective and Drug Enforcement Agency task force member committed suicide after being arrested for allegedly setting up drug sales involving substances seized by his department, WBNS-TV reported.
Authorities said 43-year-old Tye Downard hung himself inside his cell on Monday morning. The 20-year veteran officer for the Reynoldsburg Police Department had been arrested on Feb. 18 and charged with possession of drugs with the intent to distribute.
WSYX-TV reported that Downard made nearly $35,000 from the transactions leading up to his arrest. He faced up to 20 years in prison as a result of the charges against him, and nearly 50 cases in which he was involved will be reviewed.
The DEA seems very concerned about controlled substances. Internal control of these substances? Not so much.
Schadenfreude aside, this sort of corruption isn't supposed to happen. Not by a local-yokel dirty cop. Certainly not by a DEA task force cop. They're given enormous latitude in the performance of their duties to save us from the plague of drugs. For the children. Their word alone, "his hand moved toward his waist," is good enough to execute a human being. Certainly, we can trust them.
Horowitz doesn't trust them.
A recent Inspector General's audit found multiple problems with the DEA's handling of seized drugs, the most egregious of which appears to be this particular aspect.
We reviewed the DEA-6s for 250 exhibits to determine whether the gross weight of the exhibit was documented as required by the DEA Agents Manual. We found the gross weight was not listed on the DEA-6 for 128 of the 250 exhibits.
Over 50% of those audited had no weight listed. The New York office was the worst of those sampled, with 80% of its seized evidence paperwork missing this crucial element.
Oh my, the New York office was the worst? I'm shocked. Shocked! It's unavoidable that one looks to the guy running the joint for explanation. In New York, it happens to be this mutt.
We had a special nickname for Jamie Hunt back when he was in DEA Group 33. It rhymed. With his last name. And now he's Special Agent in Charge. Special indeed, given what happened in United States v. Lara, before now retired Judge Kenneth Conboy, who was no slouch when it came to being tough on defendants.
Yet, it wasn't the defendants who got burned in that case, but Group 33 and Hunt in particular for being dirty. The group was disbanded, not that it apparently mattered, given that Jamie Hunt, instead of a life picking up litter on the side of interstates, has been put in charge.
Now Mike Horowitz, who ironically was a Southern District of New York prosecutor back at the time this scandal happened, is Inspector General. And the New York DEA keeps forgetting to log in the gross weight of seized drugs.
The OIG spoke to DEA supervisors about this missing info and received a shrug, a post facto promise to fix, and a statement almost too stupid to be believed.
One manager provided no explanation, another stated that the missing weights were an oversight that would be corrected, and the third manager informed us that he was not aware of the requirement to document the gross weight of the exhibit.
Oopsie. We bad. There's a reason why drugs are supposed to get logged in with the gross weight documented. It prevents a dirty agent or cop from skimming drugs off the top for, you know, research projects.
Recording the weight is incredibly important. The above case — where an untold amount of drugs simply "walked out" of DEA evidence rooms — illustrates why the DEA must not only record this weight, but verify it periodically. But those in charge of maintaining the chain of custody seem less than concerned about their underlings' failure to do so. It's because of that attitude that a task force member was able to personally profit from the illegal sale of seized evidence.
The requirements established in the Agents Manual helps ensure the integrity of the exhibit for prosecution, minimize suspicions regarding the theft or loss of drugs during the seizure process, and provide a benchmark for future weight calculations.
It's not that the government doesn't trust its agents. It does. With a vengeance. And they still aren't going to trust you, so get over it. But all the officiousness that shows up in press conferences, congressional hearings and courtrooms, is belied by the fact that this is a keystone cops episode.
The OIG recommends the DEA start doing the thing it should have been doing 100% of the time already. The DEA concurs and will presumably correct it at the speed of bureaucracy. The problem is that this is obviously a systemic issue that has gone unaddressed for years. This lax handling of evidence should call into question the amounts cited during prosecution, not to mention any statements in court regarding the integrity of the evidence it supplies.
It's nice of Horowitz to do his job and reveal publicly that the DEA isn't doing its job. Since the limit of his authority is to "recommend" that the DEA not fail miserably, that's about all Mike can do. And no doubt a promise by Jamie Hunt to stop being a screwup is a reliable solution. After all, it's not like he's got history.


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Stealthy Street Style: Turn That Tank Top Upside-Down!
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Editor's note: This article is part of the series The Right Tool for the Job: Improving Reading and Writing in the Classroom that provides in-depth reviews of several promising digital tools for English language arts classrooms.
It is rare to find an education website that provides classroom lessons, teacher planning tools, and professional development all in one place. Achieve the Core does this and more (see my earlier post). An especially impressive feature is its text sets, which are collections of texts organized around a specific topic that sequentially build students' knowledge and skills.
Mindful that research indicates that text sets can improve students' reading comprehension, I searched many sites for high-quality, comprehensive text sets. Those on Achieve the Core are among the best I have seen. They use a variety of quality texts, are specifically ordered to promote vocabulary development and build background knowledge, and provide teachers with classroom activities and guidance.
As described on the site, text sets are "lessons using a volume of reading on specific topics to support all learners in building background knowledge and vocabulary." For teachers unfamiliar with this approach, Achieve the Core provides background information on how text sets build...
Educators' experiences with the Common Core State Standards vary depending on the state and district in which they teach. Some have ready access to solid resources and valuable support, while other teachers struggle to understand the new standards, the instructional shifts they encourage, and how to effectively implement them in their classrooms.
Achieve the Core is a website that provides educators everywhere with a myriad of resources to help implement the Common Core. The professional-development modules, classroom lessons, planning tools, student-writing samples, mathematics tasks, and assessments are exceptionally well designed and available at no cost. It is one-stop shopping for all things Common Core.
Achieve the Core offers "free, ready-to-use classroom resources designed to help educators understand and implement the Common Core and other college- and career-ready standards." It is hosted by Student Achievement Partners, which is a nonprofit founded by the lead writers of the Common Core State Standards (CCSS).
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Fellow teachers know that listening to students is all part of being an effective educator, but even the best among us miss things. Some, having embarked on the noble quest of becoming better teachers, suffer paralysis by analysis. They become so bogged down with reflection, test score interpretation, and the education of each and every student, that they overlook some of our most fundamental practices.
Homework overload is a problem
Students are doing less and less in-school work on an almost yearly basis. Part of this is due to the advances in technology, and part of it is due to a softer education system. Yet students are still too often overloaded with homework.
Most schools have suitable scheduling systems that allocate times during which teachers can assign homework. This is meant to prevent problems like too much over the weekend and too little during the week, as well as multiple teachers issuing assignments on the same night.
But the system is fallible, and overload still occurs. Teachers might run out of time and assign a planned in-class assignment as homework. Substitutes fail to follow directions, forcing breaks from the set schedule. Unexpected school closures wreak havoc. And looming exams...
In his new book about charter schools, The Founders, Richard Whitmire makes a simple assertion in Chapter 15: "High school is boring." And judging from the money and expertise that went into making it less boring and just plain better, it's clear that he and others are onto something.
He uses the chapter about "Summit Basecamp Schools" to introduce and lay out one innovative way some charter schools across the country are beginning to work to redefine the high school experience:
For the past several years, some of the country's brightest tech minds and wealthiest foundations have joined hands with the White House to solve one of America's most remedy-resistant problems: High school is boring.
Summit Public Schools, a group of charter schools known for their innovation, teamed up with Facebook code writers to develop a personalized learning software tool. Rhode Island signed on as an early adopter, and Whitmire spent some time visiting. Now in its second year, there are thirteen Summit Basecamp schools in the Ocean State, all of which are using Summit's personalized learning plan created for all subjects in grades six through twelve.
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Voucher programs and ESAs provide eligible students with funds towards private schooling: vouchers cover tuition expenses, and ESAs typically provide funding for a broader set of educational expenses. Many of the same students who participate in private school choice programs also benefit from two federal grant programs: one for students from disadvantaged areas (Title I, Part A of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act) and another for students with disabilities (Title I, Part B of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act).
There were twenty voucher and two ESA programs operating in the United States as of fall 2015. Between June 2015 and August 2016, the authors studied web-based surveys of all of them, as well as relevant federal laws, regulations, and guidance. In addition, they conducted interviews with DOE, state, public, and private school officials, as well as other stakeholders. Site...
A new study tests the theory that pupils in a school's oldest grade have better experiences—less bullying, heightened feelings of safety, and better academic outcomes—than those in younger grades.
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Through causal analysis, the study finds that students who are in the top of the grade span in a school (most of whom are also the oldest) are indeed less likely to report bullying, fights, and gang activity and more likely to report feeling safe and welcome than those in the bottom of the grade span (who are usually a school's youngest). The latter report the opposite on all of those measures, while, fittingly, those in the middle of a school's grade span report experiences that fall between those of buildings' top- and bottom-grade tiers.
Interestingly, being in a school's senior-most grade had a greater positive effect on sixth-graders than it did on eighth-graders. Analysts found that the larger...
A new Fordham Institute study, Charter School Boards in the Nation's Capital, asks a simple but largely uninvestigated question: Do the characteristics, views, and practices of charter boards have any bearing on charter school quality?
To answer this critical question, we enlisted two of Bellwether Education Partners' savviest analysts, Juliet Squire and Allison Crean Davis.
The object of our analysis, Washington D.C., has both pros and cons. It's a good place to analyze charter board governance because its scale (sixty-two boards overseeing 112 campuses) is sufficient for comparisons. And it operates under a single set of laws and regulations, a uniform set of school-quality metrics, and a single authorizer that values transparency.
Yet the sector is also atypical. It is relatively large—enrolling nearly half of the city's public school students—and high performing. This differentiates it from many others across the country that are less established, more fragile, and include suburban and rural charter schools, so we cannot and do not claim that our findings are generalizable beyond the nation's capital.
Nevertheless, they paint a detailed and revealing portrait of what is occurring in D.C.—and what may be, could be, or should be occurring elsewhere. Our survey response rate was...
As the media picked over the carcass of Donald Trump's disastrous debate performance last week, Hillary Clinton's critics continued to eye one statement by the Democratic nominee. "I think implicit bias is a problem for everyone, not just police," she said in response to moderator Lester Holt's question about recent police shootings of black men. "I think, unfortunately, too many of us in our great country jump to conclusions about each other." She promised to fund implicit-bias training for police forces if she is elected.
By citing "implicit bias"—defined as unconsciously held "negative associations" about a group—the ever-studious Clinton introduced into the political conversation an academic term that has migrated from social-justice circles to the mainstream. A new paper by the Yale Child Study Center on implicit bias among preschool teachers gives us a chance to get a closer look at the concept in practice. The results are dismaying. Though endorsed by the United States Department of Health and Human Services and gullibly covered in major media outlets, the study is a mess of contradictions and spin. If it proves anything other than the bias of both social scientists and the media on racial issues, it's...
"No one is born fully-formed: it is through self-experience in the world that we become what we are." - Paulo Freire
As a child, I always had a sense of myself—a way of understanding who I was/am, in a very concrete and tangible way. When I was a young girl others would often comment that I appeared very grounded and steady. At the time I didn't quite know what they meant because I was usually in my own internal world and not really aware of how others viewed me. But I do remember as a child feeling connected to my familial roots and having a deep perception of and sensitivity to my physical, mental, and spiritual existence. That is what knowledge of self meant to me. And that knowledge—expanded in a decidedly global way—would eventually become my foundation for navigating the world as a gifted child and young woman.
Reflecting on my childhood and upbringing, I can see clearly that my parents already had their own plans to make sure I received an extraordinary education at school and at home. They were committed to having me educated in the public schools, but they certainly did not intend to leave the...
Earlier this month, Mike Petrilli raised a time-honored question in education circles: Why is it so difficult for "evidence-based" educational strategies to permeate practice? It's a question that holds substantial resonance in policy circles. Heck, it's our raison d'être at the National Center for Research in Policy and Practice (NCRPP)! As all good blogs do, Mike's work led me to my own musings about how we might expand the conversation he started.
He identified a number of key issues that contribute to the often tenuous relationship between the communities of research and practice. Many of these pertain to the dissemination and presentation of our accumulated knowledge about "what works" in education. Citing recent work by the NCRPP, for instance, he notes that relatively few district leaders are leaning on empirical work from sources like the What Works Clearinghouse (WWC). He also (quite justifiably) points to the relative cacophony of research that surrounds nearly any given issue in the field, and our limited success in producing work that leaders can understand and use when seeking answers to pressing questions of practice.
That said, there are a few places where I would expand on the points that he raised....


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This year will go down as a banner year for solar energy. We expect new solar installations to reach a record-breaking 7.4 gigawatts (GW) by year's end. And yet, the 2015 record is already looking like a distant memory, compared to what is to come.
America's solar boom is far from busting. In fact, solar will quadruple in size from just over 24 GW of total capacity to nearly 100 GW by 2020. By that point, there will be enough solar installed to power 20 million American homes.
The more rapid growth is projected because solar companies have received and will continue to receive reliable and supportive federal policies that allow it to mature and employ hundreds of thousands of American workers and pump tens of billions of dollars in new investments into the American economy along the way.
New Solar Era
Sustained growth for one of America's newest and most cutting-edge industries was solidified last week when Congress passed a bipartisan spending bill. This seemingly routine legislation is historic because it brings the solar industry to the forefront of the conversation about American energy.
Instead of the ITC dropping down to 10 percent for commercial users and zero for residential users at the end of 2016, Congress took action that will help solar drive America toward its clean energy future.
The bill included modifications to the tax code that extended both the residential and commercial sections of the solar investment tax credit (ITC). Specifically, there is a long-term extension for both residential and commercial solar users with a gradual phase down over the next five years, as well as a permanent 10 percent tax credit for commercial users.
ITC Extension and Phase Down Schedule
- 2017—30 percent
- 2018—30 percent
- 2019—30 percent
- 2020—26 percent
- 2021—22 percent
- 2022 and beyond—permanent 10 percent for commercial credit
For the first time, the legislation also allows for users to claim the credit as soon as construction of their projects begin, as long as the projects are placed in service by Dec. 31, 2023.
The Industry Took Action (ITC)
This powerful victory would not have been possible without the industry calling on Congress to stand with solar and the American people.
Thank you to everyone who answered our calls for action and helped #SaveTheITC. The future looks bright! pic.twitter.com/xrcxB8kjGN
— Solar Industry (@SEIA) December 21, 2015


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I know grilled fruit may sound a little funny, but just try it, all right? You will love it, guaranteed. The smoky edge provided by the grilling fire is the perfect complement to the sweet juiciness of summer's fruits. The Catalina dressing is an attempt to duplicate a dressing that I used to enjoy as a child at the Cascades Restaurant in Williamsburg, Virginia. Try it on a chicken or turkey salad. In fact, it's a good all-purpose dressing.
Serves 4 to 6
Best substitute greens: Red leaf, Green leaf, Boston, Bibb, Oak leaf, or Romaine.
For the dressing
2 tablespoons catsup
2 tablespoons grainy mustard
1 tablespoon sugar
1 teaspoon minced garlic
3/4 cup olive oil
2 tablespoons lime juice (about 1 medium lime)
1/4 cup balsamic vinegar
Salt and freshly cracked black pepper to taste
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2 peaches, pitted and halved
2 tablespoons molasses
2 bunches green leaf lettuce, trimmed, washed, and dried
1/2 cup crumbled blue cheese of your choice
1. Prepare a medium-hot fire in your grill.
2. In a blender or food processor, combine the catsup, mustard, sugar and garlic, and purée. with the motor still running, add the oil in a steady stream. Turn the motor off, add the lime juice and balsamic vinegar, and pulse to combine. Season with salt and pepper and set aside.
3. Grill the peach halves over a medium-hot fire until just browned, 4 to 5 minutes, brushing with the molasses during the last minute of cooking. Remove from the grill, cut each half into quarters, and place in a large bowl.
4. Add the lettuce to the peaches. Stir the dressing well, add just enough to moisten the ingredients (there will be some dressing left over), and toss to coat. Place on a platter or individual serving plates, sprinkle liberally with the blue cheese, and serve at once.
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This is when we were down at the boat looking to the front of Niagara Falls. Just want to show how wet we're from my lens condition. (but not that terrible wet though)
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I have a spectacular Joe Pye in full bloom.. Don't you love them!
This is the first year in a long time that I have been able to keep
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this year things have not been as badly eaten as in recent years.
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