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Wednesdays--Show your school spirit by wearing Sunny Hills Spirit Wear or Sunny Hills school colors (blue and yellow)
Fridays--Support your favorite team each Friday by wearing their jersey. This could be the Seahawks, Sounders, Mariners or a team you play on. It could be any sport such as soccer, cheerleading, football, dance, etc.
Click here to check out the Green Team Website!
Click here to see just one of the things that Sunny Hills Mustangs staff and students are working on
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Student safety is our priority. To learn more about what to do in a crisis, please click here.
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Any family trips taken during assessment periods will be marked as unexcused.
Kindergarten Registration
2017 -2018
If your child turns 5 by August 31st 2017 he/she is eligible for Full Day Kindergarten next fall.
Our Kindergarten Registration packet pick up and information night will be February 15th from 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
You will receive your Kindergarten Registration Packet at this meeting.
If you've already had a child attend Kindergarten at Sunny Hills, you do not need to attend this informational meeting. You may pick up a registration packet in the office beginning February 16th. All completed registration packets need to be returned to the office no later than March 10th. (the sooner the better for staffing and planning purposes)
Once your packet is complete, bring to the office with the following:
Birth Certificate or passport for your child
Immunization Records
Proof of Residency which will include:
Current Utility Bill (Water, electric or gas)
Home purchase papers, Lease/Rental Agreement or Property Tax Statement
Packets can be returned to the office anytime between 9:00 am – 4:00 pm M – F.
Student safety begins with you! During drop off and pick up, please follow the rules below to ensure that all students are safe at all times.
Thank you for keeping our students safe!
School Hours are the same for grades Kindergarten - 5th
Doors will open for student access only at 8:20 and lock at 8:30. Students arriving after 8:30 will need to enter through our main doors.
All adults are to enter the building through the main office doors regardless of the time of day. Adults are required to sign in and wear a visitor's badge. Please know that staff have been asked not to let adults into the building at doors other than our main office doors. This is part of our security plan. Thank you for your cooperation.
We would like to provide you with a Scope and Sequence for each grade level. By clicking on the links below, you can learn about the products (curriculum materials) and the topics presented.
Our parking lot and bus loop/playground will be available for you to park in during most evening events. If you see the gates to the playground open, feel free to park on the playground. If the gates are closed, then the bus loop is your only option for the back of the school. The doors to enter the building will be either the front doors by the office or the playground doors. All other doors will be locked.
Thank you!
Growth Mindset
Our staff is exploring the work of Dr. Carol Dweck of Stanford University. Some of our teachers began this work last year. This year, we will all employ the language that promotes a Growth Mindset. To begin our journey, staff watched the video clip linked here. I encourage you to watch it.
For the month of September, staff will be working on the language of "not yet" with our students. Our goal is to help students see that while they may not be proficient at a skill right now, they can be with hard work. When a child says, "I can't ___," we will coach them to shift their thinking to "I can't ___ yet." Here is a link to a second video shared with our staff.
What on earth could that possibly mean?? Well, it is short for Profound Understanding of Foundational Mathematics. Our teachers began their training this summer on best practices related teaching math. We have created our professional development calendar for the year and will continue our conversations. All teachers will receive a book called, Mathematical Mindsets. We will look for ways to develop the foundational understanding of mathematics in our students using a growth mindset. Our work will be supported by our Instructional Coach, Carrie Granados and the District.
Last year we discussed research and reflected on our practices related to homework. We realized that there were some habits in place that came from a standpoint of "because we always did it that way" vs sound research. As we learned of the impact of homework on elementary students, we realized that we sometimes asked students and families to complete tasks that didn't benefit them. We are making a shift in our practice to better balance the academic and social emotional progress of our students. We value learning and free time. We want strong readers who love books, but are not overburdened by excessive questions and tasks that can kill the love of reading such as reading logs. We value the differences in learners. We want to honor those differences by moving away from a "one size fits all" homework approach to one that is differentiated. We want to provide our students with rigorous work at school allowing them time to relax with their families and pursue other interests such as arts, sports, etc. when they are at home. Each teacher has now shared with families what their homework plan is for the year. We will continue to reflect upon our practice and we welcome your feedback.
Positive Relationships
Last, but certainly not the least, is our focus on Positive Relationships. It is our belief as a staff that every adult who is on campus, regardless of their position, is an important person in the lives of our children. This includes you. When adults at Sunny Hills are patient and kind, when they approach students looking for the good and holding them to high expectations for both academics and behaviors, we have a recipe for the successful development of our children. We all share the same goal: Our students will be prepared for and eager to accept the academic, occupational, personal, and practical challenges of life in a dynamic global environment. It is our District Mission and what we work to achieve at Sunny Hills. To be able to do so, our students must be surrounded by adults who support them in a positive way as they work through the challenges of learning and of life. One aspect of that support comes through clear expectations and frequent acknowledgment of what they are doing well. This year we have put into place "The Mustang Way" along with specific positive behaviors for Being Respectful, Being Responsible and Being Engaged while at school.
Positive Relationships also includes our incredible partnership with our PTA and the Issaquah Schools Foundation (ISF). These are two organizations we know we could not live without. Our PTA focuses on building level needs. They raise money for special programs such as Art with Donna Gelinas and Science-to-Go with Kate Poaster. Some grade levels have guest speakers such as the Toy Man and Roger Fernandez. In addition to the valuable learning opportunities afforded to us by our PTA, they work at creating a series of family fun events. These events serve our community by providing time for us to connect.
ISF focuses on funding for programs bigger than our single building. They design programs such as our Pre-K/K summer school to serve many schools at once. ISF also offers teachers the opportunity to apply for funding specific to their classrooms. Last year, our 4th grade team applied for and received a grant for iPads in the classroom. Those grant dollars are being put to work this year.
Our final outreach effort this year will be around engaging families from different backgrounds. My personal goal is to create opportunities for all families to feel they are connected to Sunny Hills and to feel their role in learning is valued. Please look for more information in future eNews mailings.
Issaquah School District Non-Discrimination Statement
The Issaquah School District does not discriminate in any programs or activities on the basis of sex, race, creed, religion, color, national origin, age, veteran or military status, sexual orientation, gender expression or identity, disability, or the use of a trained dog guide or service animal and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. The following employee has been designated to handle questions and complaints of alleged discrimination.
Parent/Volunteer and Employee/Applicant-Related IssuesLisa Hechtman, Executive Director of Personnel Services565 NW Holly Street, Issaquah, WA 98027425-837-7060, email@example.com
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Everyone treated me the best here and I've been coming for years. It's truly an amazing place besides getting the best care from Dr Wallshein
My eyes aren't dry and teary anymore which they were for years. I went to several local physicians and they just gave me artificial tears...What a joke compared to the care I had with Dr Wallshein. He fixed the problems. Says it all right there.
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Truly one of the best experiences I ever had in a doctor's office. The office is sterile and clean. They work smoothly. The staff are kind and helpful. Dr. Wallshein is very focused on medicine. I came in with vision loss in one eye. Lost it all unfortunately. I was examined and tested, and sent for blood tests immediately. They all came back positive for Giant Cell Arteritis. I was placed on prednisone and my symptoms started to resolve. Thankfully, I was treated in time or I would have lost the vision in my other eye. Some of my vision has returned in the bad eye but its liveable.
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I developed double vision and went to Dr wallshein for a diagnosis and treatment plan. What he had told me was not what I wanted to hear and I was also required to pay for a refraction which I did not want to. He actually told me that if I did not get it done I would not be able to have an accurate diagnosis. I read someone else's review here and had to respond because had I not had it done and the motility testing of my eyes something serious would have been missed. Dr. Wallshein confirmed that I had a fourth nerve palsy, and then he told me that I had a third nerve palsy as well. I was actually pretty upset with this because my other doctor did not confirm this diagnosis. So he sent me for my CAT scan of my arteries in my brain and an aneurysm was found confirming the third nerve palsy. I remember being in the room telling the doctor that I was not going to pay for the refraction and that I honestly thought that he was just trying to get some money from me. But after the thoroughness of the testing and the confirmed diagnosis I can't tell you how stupid I feel for thinking what I did. I even gave some of the staff a hard time in the office. What a mistake and I am so happy that I am alive today to talk about this and if anyone is reading this to let doctors be doctors and do what they need to do to make you better. Don't let a small amount of money come between you and proper testing. The doctor is excellent ethical and caring. He gave me his cell phone number and has texted me at least 5 times to make sure that I was doing well and made it through my surgery. I am so happy to be alive and have a great doctor and I recommend everyone to him and basically tell them don't argue with him with anything that small cost. I was in the waiting room and I was talking to a patient of the doctors with dry eyes, that was chronic and not going away and the patients are multiple other Physicians. The doctor recommended a somewhat expensive treatment plan that was not covered by insurance and the patient's problem is now 100% resolved which was not resolved with multiple other physicians and many years. My Outlook is good and I'm very happy to be alive
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 http://www.ghrnet.org/index.php/joghr/article/view/1933 Endoscopic Management of Common Bile Duct Stones 2016-12-18T11:42:34+00:00 A Tringali email@example.com Gallstone disease is one of the most common reasons for hospital admission. CBD stones are classified in primary and secondary stone on the basis of the site of origin. Clinical presentation varies from asymptomatic to life threatening conditions such as acute biliary pancreatitis and cholangitis. Patients are categorized in low, intermediate and high risk of choledocholithiasis using clinical, biochemical and imaging factors. Patients with low risk of choledocholithiasis should receive cholecystectomy without further evaluation whileit has been recognized the importance of sequential use of EUS-ERCPin patients with intermediate risk of choledocholithiasis to triage patients in need of treatment. Patients with high risk of choledocholithiasis should receive ERCP before performing cholecystectomy although randomized clinical trial showed no benefit for preoperative ERCP over operative cholangiography and common duct exploration. Patients should be received an informed consent and antiplatelet and anticoagulation treatment should discontinued for the appropriate drug-specific interval in according to the recent guideline. Routine administration to all patients undergoing to ERCP is considered unnecessary unless cholangitis or immunosoppression is present or biliary drainage is predicted to be incomplete. All patients undergoing to ERCP should be administered prophylactic drugs such as rectal indomethacin or diclofenac because of consistently reduced risk of post ERCP pancreatitis according to several meta-analysis and ESGE guideline. Endoscopic treatment is based on selective incannulation of the CBD and performing adequate endoscopic sphincterotomy. In case of failed biliary access several reasonable options could be chosen. CBD stone can be removed with either a basket or a balloon catheter in 85-90% of cases and the choice of the better device depends on common bile duct and stone size. Approximately 10-15% of biliary stone are difficult to extract and several technique, such as EPBD, PBSD and ML can be used. Alternative modality for the fragmentation of refractory CBD stone are intraductal lithotripsy (eg. Laser or Electrohydraulic lithotripsy) and ESWL. Mirizzi syndrome is usually treated by surgery although although there have been case reports of endoscopic removal.Intrahepatic stones are treated by dormia basket on guidewire after balloon dilation if stricture is present or cholangioscopy with intraductal lithotripsy, per-oral cholangioscopic lithotripsy (POCSL) or percutaneous transhepatic cholangioscopy lithotripsy (PTCSL) and surgical resection (Hepatectomy). POCSL and PTCSL are hindered by high rates of stone recurrence. Biliary stenting as definitive treatment of difficult bile duct stone should be reserved for patients with short life expectancy.A review of case series suggest that BS is a safe and effective treatment for common bile duct stone in the pregnant patient but may be associated with higher risk of post ERCP pancreatitis than in the general population. 2016-12-21T00:00:00+00:00 http://www.ghrnet.org/index.php/joghr/article/view/1896 Non-Selective Beta-Blockers in Liver Cirrhosis: Friends or Foes? A Review of the Literature 2016-12-18T11:42:34+00:00 Antoine Abi Abboud email@example.com Rabih Tabet firstname.lastname@example.com
Cirrhosis has become a leading cause of death in the United States and worldwide owing the increased prevalence of alcoholic liver disease, hepatitis C, and more recently, non-alcoholic steatohepatitis and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease. Beta-blockers have been proven to be efficacious in primary, as long as secondary prophylaxis of variceal bleeding, more than 35 years ago. Nonetheless, recent data has cautioned the use of beta-blockers in patients with end-stage cirrhosis and refractory ascites suggesting increased mortality from beta-blockers in this group of patients. In this article, we will discuss this topic in details, and review the conflicting studies about beta-blockers in cirrhosis, and try to provide logical suggestions concerning the use of this class of medication in patients with cirrhosis.
 2016-12-21T00:00:00+00:00 http://www.ghrnet.org/index.php/joghr/article/view/1872 Long-Term Effects of Telbivudine for Treatment-Naïve Chronic Hepatitis B-Associated Decompensated Cirrhosis 2017-01-09T03:30:41+00:00 Yu-Hua Li email@example.com Ying Xu firstname.lastname@example.com Hua-Mei Wu email@example.com Jing Yang email@example.com Li-Hong Yang email@example.com WAN YUE MENG email@example.com
AIM: To compare the effects of telbivudine (TBV) with entecavir (ETV) on hepatitis B virus (HBV)-infected decompensated cirrhosis.

 METHODS: A total of 94 consecutive chronic hepatitis B patients with decompensated cirrhosis were recruited and retrospectively studied. Forty five patients were assigned to TBV group (600 mg/day) and 49 to ETV group (0.5mg/day), none of whom undertook antiviral treatment before.

RESULTS: At 2 years, TBV and ETV groups had comparable cumulative rates of undetectable viremia (74.4% vs 88.0%, p = 0.083, by log-rank test) despite higher reduction of HBV-DNA levels in ETV group (-3.93 ± 0.22 vs -3.72 ± 0.24, p < 0.001). TBV and ETV groups showed comparable HBeAg clearance or seroconvertion rates, normalized alanine aminotransferase (ALT) proportions, Child-Turcotte-Pugh (CTP) and Model for end-stage liver disease (MELD) scores, cumulative rates of survival and hepatocellualr carcinoma (HCC), and proportions of cirrhosis-associated complications. TBV group had significantly higher rates of drug-resistance (15.9% vs 0%, p < 0.05) and elevated creatine kinase (CK, 18.2% vs 4.0%, p < 0.05). Cox proportional hazard regression model revealed that pretreatment HBV DNA level was the only independent predictive factor for 2-year undetectable viremia [Hazard Ratio (HR): 0.627; 95% Confidence Interval (CI): 0.432-910, p = 0.014].

CONCLUSIONS: For hepatitis B-associated decompensated cirrhosis, TBV was comparable to ETV in viral suppression, biochemical and immunological responses, and clinical outcomes. However, TBV was associated with higher rates of drug-resistance and increased CK.
 2016-12-21T00:00:00+00:00 http://www.ghrnet.org/index.php/joghr/article/view/1909 Assessment of clinical, laboratory and endoscopic risk factors for hepatic encephalopathy development in cirrhotic patients with upper GIT bleeding 2016-12-18T11:42:34+00:00 Fady Wadea email@example.com Aim: to assess risk factors for hepatic encephalopathy development in Egyptianpatients with gastrointestinal bleeding.Material and methods: 120 cirrhotic patients with upper gastrointestinal bleedingwere randomly assigned into: (group I) patients who complicated with hepaticencephalopathy (n=60) versus (group II) patients not complicated with hepaticencephalopathy (n=60). Clinical, laboratory and endoscopic features of all patientswere explored and compared between the 2 groups.Results: Patients with Child's class C, more ascites and spontaneous bacterialperitonitis were significantly more in group I (p<0.001), also diabetic patients(p=0.02). Total leucocytic count, total, direct bilirubin, INR, creatinine and blood ureanitrogen were significantly higher in group I (p<0.001), also AST (p=0.04), albuminwas significantly lower (p<0.001). Higher degrees of esophageal varices and portalhypertensive gastropathy were the significant cause of bleeding in group I (p= 0.001& 0.02 respectively). Degree of ascites, Child's score points, diabetes, andspontaneous bacterial peritonitis were significantly related to encephalopathy grade(p<0.001, <0.001, <0.001, 0.016 respectively), also total, direct bilirubin, INR, bloodurea nitrogen and Total leucocytic count (p 0.005, 0.002, 0.001, 0.02, 0.018respectively). Patients with advanced encephalopathy grades had significantly highervariceal and gastropathy grades (p=0.002&0.038).Conclusion: Upper gastrointestinal bleeding is not alone the main precipitating factorfor hepatic encephalopathy but other cofactors as advanced Child's classes andscore, presence of ascites, renal impairment, leucocytosis, diabetes , spontaneousbacterial peritonitis and higher vaiceal and gastropathy grades are needed. Specialmonitoring and early prophylactic interventions are advised in these patients. 2016-12-21T00:00:00+00:00 http://www.ghrnet.org/index.php/joghr/article/view/1867 Correlation of Helicobacter Pylori Infection With IL-8 and Recurrence of Abdominal Pain: Our Experience from an Endemic Area 2016-12-18T11:42:34+00:00 Amal Ahmed Mohamed firstname.lastname@example.com Hanan Mina email@example.com Angie M.S. Tosson firstname.lastname@example.com Said Elfeky firstname.lastname@example.com Doaa Refaey email@example.com Omneya M. Helmy firstname.lastname@example.com Hala H. El Deeb email@example.com Anwar El Reweny email@example.com Maha Abdel-Ghany email@example.com
AIM: The prevalence of H. pylori infection is widely distributed among young individuals. Interlukin-8 (IL-8) has a role in many gastritis disorders. Although the link between H. pylori infection and IL-8 secretion in children was established, its association to abdominal pain recurrence needs further investigation. We aim to study the prevalence of H. pylori in children presenting with recurrent abdominal pain and whether it is associated with high serum IL-8 in Egyptian children.

METHODS: This cross-sectional study includes 104 children; 80 children presenting with recurrent abdominal pain and 24 asymptomatic children used as a control. All studied cases were subjected to have family history, and complete general and abdominal examinations. Stool samples were requested from each participating child. The detection of H. pylori antigen in stool samples and IL-8 in blood sera were measure by ELISA method.

RESULTS: Our results demonstrate that the prevalence of H. pylori was significantly higher (67.50 %; p = 0.001) in children presenting with abdominal pain compared to healthy subjects. The level of serum IL-8 was significantly higher and was correlated with the presence of pathogen-positive cases compared to negative volunteers.

CONCLUSION: These findings imply that the infection of H. pylori, higher IL-8 in serum and recurrent abdominal pain among infected children were correlated with the age in children.
 2016-12-21T00:00:00+00:00 http://www.ghrnet.org/index.php/joghr/article/view/1833 Liver Dysfunction in Pulmonary Tuberculosis Patients on DOTS: A Study and Review 2016-12-18T11:42:34+00:00 Abha Pandit firstname.lastname@example.com Abhay Kumar Pandey email@example.com
Context: Phenomenal number of people suffers tuberculosis and is prescribed primary line DOTS antitubercular chemotherapy. Evidence based clinical practice to minimize risk of hepatotoxicity is primary imperative.

Aim: Study generates evidence for predicting individual hepatotoxic risk using patient's constitutional and health parameters and disease characteristics and adopting right course of management. It is observational study in patients consecutively selected by defined inclusion and exclusion criteria.

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Result: The selected 148 patients were older and four fifths were males. 16 patients developed ATT-DIH at first or second month monitoring following DOTS. They were more undernourished, hypoproteinaemic, bore more extensive disease and were sputum AFB positive. Their eGFR profiles were normal but significantly lower and plasma antioxidant capacity significantly reduced. Oxidative stress marker levels also were insignificantly raised. They exhibited subclinical elevation of serum enzymes AST and ALT .No significant influence of age and gender was seen on incidence of ATT-DIH.

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Senate Rules and Norms, Not the Size of the Federal Government, are to Blame for the Broken Judicial Confirmation Process
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January 15, 2014
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Clint Bolick agrees that the growth of government has made the judiciary more influential. But he recommends that libertarians take advantage of the opportunity it presents: Advocates of economic and personal liberty have lately enjoyed some measure of success in the courts, thanks in part to organizations like the Federalist Society, which has done much to promote qualified judicial candidates. We owe it to ourselves to capitalize on the importance of the modern judiciary.
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Analysis of Alternatives Is Useful for Certain Capabilities, but Ineffective Coordination Limited Assessment of Two Critical Capabilities
GAO-16-252R: Published: Mar 10, 2016. Publicly Released: Mar 10, 2016.
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The Department of Defense (DOD) conducted an analysis of alternatives (AOA) to identify and compare potential solutions to the department's need for space-based environmental monitoring (SBEM) capabilities. DOD initiated the AOA in 2012—2 years after the cancellation of the National Polar-orbiting Operational Environmental Satellite System, intended to replace DOD's existing Defense Meteorological Satellite Program (DMSP) and a U.S. civil weather satellite system—with the goal of completing the analysis in time to plan for the fiscal year 2015 budget. DOD conducted a thorough assessment of some capabilities, but pressures to complete the AOA study in time to inform budget planning and decision making for near-term needs imposed limitations on analysis of the two highest-priority capabilities, cloud characterization and theater weather imagery. For example, according to officials, the risk assessment of these two capabilities used a limited weather data set because of the time required to generate and process data.
The AOA team engaged a wide range of DOD stakeholders, but did not effectively coordinate with NOAA, which represents DOD's interests in international partnerships regarding SBEM data on a case-by-case basis. The lack of formal collaboration with NOAA, such as employing a mechanism that identified roles and responsibilities for the two agencies during the AOA, contributed to an incorrect assumption about the continued availability and reliability of international partner satellites, including European satellites that were expected to provide critical SBEM data. Without effectively coordinating with NOAA or assessing the risk of the assumption, DOD determined it did not need to fully develop alternatives to provide the two highest-priority capabilities.
Despite the limitations of the AOA, it offered analysis that was useful for informing plans for a space-based solution for three capabilities with near-term needs. In addition, the AOA determined that most of the remaining capabilities with military utility could be covered by other sensors and satellites or addressed with modeling development. However, the AOA was less useful as a decision-making tool in support of plans for the two highest-priority capabilities, cloud characterization and theater weather imagery, facing near-term data gaps over the Indian Ocean. Outside of the AOA process, DOD is now examining short-term options for mitigating these gaps, which include continuing to rely on DMSP and obtaining data from European and Indian partners. Longer term plans for these capabilities are undetermined.
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DOD uses data from military, U.S. civil government, and international partner satellite sensors to provide critical weather information and forecasts for military operations. As DOD's primary weather satellite system, DMSP, ages, DOD faces potential gaps in its SBEM capabilities, which may affect stakeholders that use SBEM data, including the military services, the intelligence community, and U.S. civil agencies. After two unsuccessful attempts to develop follow-on programs, DOD is now in a precarious position in which key capabilities require immediate solutions. To address this, DOD conducted an AOA to identify and compare the operational effectiveness and lifecycle costs of potential solutions for providing SBEM capabilities.
The Carl Levin and Howard P. "Buck" McKeon National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for Fiscal Year 2015 included a provision for GAO to review the SBEM AOA. This report, which formally transmits information we provided to committee staff in briefings on October 20 and 21, 2015, addresses the extent to which the SBEM AOA: addressed input from stakeholders; assessed the range of alternatives for potential solutions; and informed DOD's plans for providing SBEM capabilities. In addition, Senate Report No. 114-49 to accompany S. 1376, a bill for the NDAA for Fiscal Year 2016, included a provision for GAO to evaluate whether launching DMSP-20 is the most cost-effective way to cover an expected SBEM data gap over the Indian Ocean. In conducting this review, we found there was limited cost information in making this determination. Further, during the course of our audit work, DOD moved to terminate DMSP-20 in December 2015 due to lack of funding for fiscal year 2016.
To conduct this work, we reviewed relevant DOD and GAO documents to develop an understanding of the requirements of an effective AOA, reviewed DOD's AOA documents and interviewed DOD officials, including stakeholders within the military services, and NOAA.
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To help ensure DOD is sufficiently informed about the availability and reliability of data from U.S. civil government and international partner satellites as it plans for future SBEM capabilities that rely on such satellites, we recommend that the Secretary of Defense ensure the leads of future SBEM planning efforts establish formal mechanisms for coordination and collaboration with NOAA that specify roles and responsibilities and ensure accountability for both agencies. DOD concurred with the recommendation.
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Comments: In providing comments on this report, DOD concurred with this recommendation and indicated it plans to invite senior NOAA representatives to participate in guiding future SBEM planning efforts and will maintain contact with NOAA during SBEM acquisition efforts. DOD has not yet provided evidence of such implementing actions.
Recommendation: To help ensure DOD is sufficiently informed about the availability and reliability of data from U.S. civil government and international partner satellites as it plans for future SBEM capabilities that rely on such satellites, the Secretary of Defense should ensure the leads of future SBEM planning efforts establish formal mechanisms for coordination and collaboration with NOAA that specify roles and responsibilities and ensure accountability for both agencies.
Agency Affected: Department of Defense
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Orlando "Tubby" Smith resigned as Kentucky's head coach in March 2007 to coach the University of Minnesota Golden Gophers. Shortly after he was hired, he contacted several individuals as potential assistants, including plaintiff Jimmy Williams - a former Minnesota assistant with pro coaching experience. After several days of negotiation, Smith allegedly called Williams, and asked if Williams was ready to join him at Minnesota. Williams said "yes." That same day, Williams called his then-boss, Oklahoma State head coach Sean Sutton, and told him he was resigning as assistant at OSU. Oklahoma State quickly moved to replace Williams, but Minnesota Athletic Director Joel Maturi balked at the idea of rehiring Williams, since Williams (among others) had been accused of NCAA rules violations during his earlier tenure at the school. Ultimately, Williams' apparent offer dissolved, and he sued the school and Maturi for breach of contract and negligent misrepresentation, among other things. Later, he sued Smith too, and the cases were consolidated. The jury found for Williams on the negligent misrepresentation claim, awarding $1.24 million in damages, the court of appeals affirmed, and the Supreme Court granted review.
Which is when several Justices headed for the door. Four of the seven Justices who either held degrees from the University of Minnesota, or in one case had taught there for several years, recused themselves from hearing the case.
So what happens when an appellate court loses its quorum? It's not unheard of; most recently in California, the entire state Supreme Court recused itself in a case challenging the potential sale of state buildings, including the one where the Court sat. In such cases, pro tem Justices must be appointed from the lower courts -- if that's what it takes, an entire pro tem Court. In Williams v. Smith, two pro tem Justices were appointed, including one retired Justice from the state Supreme Court.
The principal issue before the state Supreme Court was: did Smith have a tort duty of care not to negligently mislead Williams?
The breadth of the negligent misrepresentation tort is an issue which frequently appears before state Supreme Courts around the country. Such cases sometimes illustrate the old maxim that hard cases make bad law, with sympathetic plaintiffs and facts that might seem, at least on the surface, to call for relief. But Minnesota, like most states, has resisted the temptation to expand the tort, limiting it to certain legal relationships and situations where one party had superior knowledge. Most states -- including Minnesota -- have so far refused to extend a duty of care to arm's length commercial transactions which are more adversarial rather than advisory.
But can a relationship with a government employee like Smith ever be "adversarial"? By a 3-2 vote, the Court concluded that under the circumstances, Smith owed Williams no tort duty: (1) the parties were sophisticated businessmen negotiating at arm's length; (2) Smith did not have superior knowledge, since -- at least according to the Court majority -- the limitations in Smith's authority to hire were noted in a publicly available website; and (3) the weight of authority around the country has refused to recognize a tort duty in negotiating for prospective government employment.
Williams v. Smith reinforces important lessons in employment litigation, especially when representing government employers. Plaintiffs may attempt to emphasize any sympathetic facts, but defendants should widen the issue, placing the rule plaintiffs advocate in the context of law around the country on negligent misrepresentation. Appellate courts are always concerned about the implications of their holdings for all the cases to come, so consider asking: if the rules are changed to allow the case at hand through the courthouse doors, what sorts of cases will follow?
Plaintiffs may try to blur the distinction between the plaintiff, a potential employee, and the general public; surely government officials should not mislead the public, negligently or otherwise? But this is a distinction that the Minnesota Supreme Court properly rejects. Federal, state and local governments employ millions of people across the country. In many contexts, there is no obvious reason why tort duties should be different for government employers than anyone else. Ultimately, the question rests where the Minnesota Supreme Court wisely left it: opening up arm's length negotiations between sophisticated business people to negligence suits invites a flood of new litigation in the courts and an entirely unjustified distortion of economic relationships.
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The olive tree flourished in Spain, Tunisia, Morocco and other countries around the Mediterranean for thousands of years, but it was not until the mid 16th century that there is record of cuttings being carried to Peru by the Spaniards. In the 1700's Franciscan monks brought the olive to Mexico and then north into California by way of the missions. The first cuttings were planted in 1769 at the San Diego Mission. However, it was not until the late 1800's that commercial cultivation was developed in California.
In a blender or food processor, whirl sour cream, mayonnaise, spinach, parsley, onion, honey, salt, pepper and thyme until smoothly puréed. Transfer to a small serving bowl and gently stir in 1/2 cup olives. To garnish, sprinkle remaining 1/4 cup olives. Serve dip with raw vegetables .
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Press spinach firmly back of spoon to remove excess moisture. In a bowl, mix spinach, cheese, 1 tablespoon horseradish (or more to taste) and allspice. Divide spinach mixture evenly among each of 6 tortillas evenly. Sprinkle evenly with olives and onion. Divide turkey into 6 equal portions. Place 1 portion of turkey on each tortilla, covering spinach-olive mixture. Roll each tortilla tightly to encase filling. with a sharp knife, cut each tortilla diagonally into 4 equal slices.
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