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Objectives - Why this project and for whom?
The project examined how the right of Roma with EU citizenship to move freely and reside in the Member States of the EU is respected, protected, and promoted. The goal of the project was to provide EU institutions and Member States, as well as the FRA, with important information for the development of effective policies and measures to address the needs of the Roma population. Particular emphasis was placed on "promotion" of the right of freedom of movement and residence.
Details - What did the project involve?
At the core of this project is qualitative fieldwork research that actively seeks to study and involved Roma at the different stages of the research, as appropriate. Exploring Roma's views, perceptions, attitudes and experiences is critical to assessing the effectiveness of current practices and to identify the changes necessary to ensure that Roma needs are met. The project also proposed means for empowering Roma to engage more actively in shaping their future, including through their active participation in the research. The field research focused on the movement of Roma from Central Europe (especially Romania, Bulgaria, Slovakia and Czech Republic) to Finland, France, Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom.
The project explored the views, experiences and expectations of the sample of Roma and the sample of local officials identified in five Member States (Finland, France, Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom) through a programme of semi-structured interviews.
Innovation - What's 'new' about the project?
This prkoject was a "joint action" with the OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities, the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights and the Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights. See more
Outputs - What did the project deliver?
The research part of this project has now been completed and the outputs are shown below.
The report highlights the case of the Roma and their particular challenges in exercising these rights. Based on the evidence of its report, the FRA advises the EU and its Member States to adopt targeted policies promoting social cohesion to ensure that all citizens can exercise their right to freedom of movement effectively. |
The situation of Roma EU citizens moving to and settling in other EU Member States - Summary report | |
Drawing mainly on primary qualitative research conducted in Finland, France, Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom, this report provides a synthesis of information on positive initiatives with regard to the social inclusion of Roma EU citizens living in other EU Member States. |
The situation of Roma EU citizens moving to and settling in other EU Member States - Infosheet |
FRA Programme: WP 2008, ref: 3.2.1
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Against the backdrop of human rights violations arising as a result of the migration and freedom of movement of EU Roma citizens during 2008 and 2009, the Fundamental Rights Agency (FRA), the Council of Europe and the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) initiated research and/or conducted a number of field visits.
The FRA, the OSCE and the Council of Europe's Commissioner for Human agreed to cooperate closely in the implementation of recommendations and opinions arising from this research and the field visits. The three organisations held a joint expert seminar on 9 and 10 July in Strasbourg to discuss human rights violations of Roma in the context of freedom of movement and migration. The objective of the seminar was to prepare an international high-level conference on freedom of movement and migration of Roma, which took place on 09-10 November in Vienna.
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Nanocapsules the next big thing to prevent alcohol-related gastric ulcers
Published On: Tue, Oct 9th, 2012 | Nanotechnology | By BioNewsThe duo of nanocapsules and antioxidants has the potential to effectively fight gastric ulcers caused by drinking excess alcohol, researchers here say.
During research at the Indian Institute of Chemical Biology (IICB) here, scientists focussed on quercetin, an antioxidant abundantly found in fruits and vegetables including apples, tomatoes and onions.
"As an antioxidant, quercetin scavenges the damaging and highly reactive molecules produced in the body, called reactive oxygen species or ROS," IICB's Snehasikta Swarnakar told IANS.
Swarnakar, a senior scientist at the institute's Drug Development Diagnostic and Biotechnology Division, led the research on the antioxidant.
Gastric ulcers are caused by the degradation of the inner lining of the gastrointestinal tract that includes the stomach and intestine.
The number of cases of gastric ulcers in Indians at a given time is around 0.6 percent. Ulcer-related diseases are responsible for 6,000 deaths annually.
Gastric ulcers, common in Asia – mainly in Japan – affect 10-15 percent of the population worldwide at some point in their lifetime.
ROS, through various pathways including inflammation, cause the cells to self-destruct in a process called apoptosis and thereby damage the tissues.
ROS, researchers explain, are chemically reactive molecules containing oxygen, also termed free radicals.
If not reined in, they can damage the mitochondria (energy producing unit of the cell), destroy the extracellular matrix that supports cells in tissues and lead to inflammation, and cause the cells to self-destruct in a process called apoptosis and thereby damage the tissues.
They are generated during the process of gastric ulceration that can be caused by indiscriminate use of painkillers, stress, bacterial infection and indiscreet alcohol consumption.
Quercetin (QC), though an effective ROS scavenger, is absorbed or available at a very slow rate at the site of action. Consequently it has to be taken in a high dose (50mg per kg of body weight) to be effective.
"In order to find an effective way of administering quercetin, we used nanocapsules," said Swarnakar.
Nanocapsules, as the name suggests, are tiny reservoirs surrounded by membranes that can carry oily or water-based solutions in their cavities.They not only increase the availability of the drugs at the site of action but also can be used to precisely target the drugs to the required location.
"Our results show that nanocapsules containing quercetin or nano-quercetin (NQC) are more effective with a 20 times lesser dose (2.5 mg per kg) than the high dose QC alone, in prevention of ethanol-induced gastric ulcers," Swarnakar said.
According to the study done on rats and published in 2012 in the Biomaterials Journal, NQC also offers greater protection to the gastric tissue than anti-ulcer drug famotidine.
In addition to safeguarding stomach tissues against ROS damage, NQC also lowers the levels of the enzyme MMP-9 that is involved in inflammation and ulceration.

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Mon. 12/14/09 12:13pm
Hypnototototototic! | |
Mon. 12/14/09 12:14pm
Hi Liz. Sounds like it's "Mellow Me Out Monday". Which is just fine with me. | |
Mon. 12/14/09 12:16pm
Liz B.:
Mellow to begin with, but it shall turn into less mellow soon! | |
Mon. 12/14/09 12:19pm
loves this Hexlove - it's from the Obstructive Vibrations label, they've been putting out a lotta cool stuff | |
Mon. 12/14/09 12:25pm
digging this static static tune. who are they | |
Mon. 12/14/09 12:27pm
Liz B.:
Static Static are from LA, great synthpunk band! http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Static_Static/ | |
Mon. 12/14/09 12:28pm
Jay from Scotland:
******! | |
Mon. 12/14/09 12:32pm
Cheri Pi:
I LOVE this " Look Directly Into The Sun" comp, it was on my stereo non stop for months! Wish some of these bands were more accessible... | |
Mon. 12/14/09 12:53pm
This is sick stuff! Gonna be digging through the fma later... | |
Mon. 12/14/09 12:57pm
north guinea hills:
damn, wish i was allowed use my turtle shells at work. so i can detect the bass. deeps stuff, must relisten at home w/ the hi-fi. | |
Mon. 12/14/09 1:08pm
Yes, Liz, you should do a podcast. | |
Mon. 12/14/09 1:17pm
Liz B.:
Thanks Duncan, I think I'll give it a shot! | |
Mon. 12/14/09 1:24pm
Fluffy Lumbers have a really nice sound | |
Mon. 12/14/09 1:27pm
sonny and the sunsets is sweet | |
Mon. 12/14/09 1:31pm
Liz Rawks! | |
Mon. 12/14/09 1:31pm
Duh | |
Mon. 12/14/09 1:32pm
Duh | |
Mon. 12/14/09 1:34pm
Jay from Scotland:
Like | |
Mon. 12/14/09 1:45pm
Is this Lou Reed or the Four Seasons?? | |
Mon. 12/14/09 1:49pm
yes. podcast. put this set on it .make it 79' 45" long. yes. thanks, ratty | |
Mon. 12/14/09 2:10pm
atravezare ~= s. am. high rise?? | |
Mon. 12/14/09 2:23pm
Jay from Scotland:
Yes | |
Mon. 12/14/09 2:30pm
Doc Labyrinth:
good show today. might i add, the live nirvana track was expertly placed. | |
Mon. 12/14/09 2:34pm
Liz B.:
Thanks Doc! I was a big Nirvana geek in my teen years... ha ha, what a trip to hear that bootleg again! | |
Mon. 12/14/09 2:36pm
Doc Labyrinth:
i think i can honestly say i'm still a big nirvana geek. albeit less outwardly so. | |
Mon. 12/14/09 2:41pm
dc pat:
I wasn't a Nirvana geek at all but I gotta admit, they're kind of holding up.. | |
Mon. 12/14/09 2:56pm
Liz B.:
Yeah, I think Nirvana holds up pretty well. Can't say the same for Pearl Jam, Stone Temple Pilots, Alice in Chains, and all the other g-word bands that were popular at the same time. | |
Mon. 12/14/09 2:59pm
Doc Labyrinth:
yeah, and nirvana had the good sense to stop putting out music after their singer died, unlike alice in chains. and eddie vedder might as well be dead because that new album is terrible. is it funny that we're talking about nirvana? | |
Mon. 12/14/09 8:08pm
she and explode into colors are so0o0o sick | |
Fri. 12/18/09 3:00pm
tim feleppa:
thanks for playing the mink lungs liz! tim from the lungs | |
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In an April 21, 2008, New Yorker story, "Vengeance Is Ours," Pulitzer Prize-winning geography scholar Jared Diamond describes blood feuds that rage for decades among tribes in the Highlands of New Guinea. Diamond tells the story using a central protagonist: Daniel Wemp, member of the Handa clan, a blood-thirsty warrior bent on avenging his uncle's death. That quest, writes Diamond, touched off six years of warfare leading to the slaughter of 47 people and the theft of 300 pigs.
Now Diamond's protagonist is fighting Diamond. A two-page complaint filed in New York State Supreme Court on April 20 seeks $10 million from the New Yorker's publisher, Advance Publications, claiming Diamond's story falsely accused Wemp and fellow tribesman Isum Mandigo of "serious criminal activity" and "murder."
Diamond is a best-selling author and winner of a National Science Medal and the MacArthur Foundation's "genius award." But Wemp has some academic backing of his own. Rhonda Roland Shearer, director of the New York City-based Art Science Research Lab, whose media ethics project, stinkyjournalism.org, will soon release a 40,000-word study on Diamond's story.
Shearer dispatched researchers to New Guinea and interviewed 40 anthropologists to fact-check Diamond's story with a fine-tooth comb. The result, as summed up by the report's working title: "Jared Diamond's Factual Collapse: The New Yorker's Papua New Guinea Revenge Tale Untrue."
New Yorker spokeswoman Alexa Cassanos said she could not comment on Wemp's suit or Shearer's study because she has seen neither, saying only, "We stand by the story." Diamond did not immediately return calls to Forbes.
Complicating Wemp's case, perhaps, is an interview he gave to Shearer's researchers, in which he stated that the stories he told Diamond were in fact true.
But a Wemp friend and legal adviser, Mako John Kuwimb, explains: "When foreigners come to our culture, we tell stories as entertainment. Daniel's stories were not serious narrative, and Daniel had no idea he was being interviewed for publication. He has never killed anyone or raped a woman. He certainly has never stolen a pig."


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I'm in the Mid-Atlantic (OCMD, 46 water temp) and was out in a hooded 4:3 today w/ 3mm gloves and boots. I do not think I could have stayed out for as long as I did (an hour; sun was going down) in a 3:2. 3:2 w/ boots/gloves = short sesh, 3:2 w/o boots/gloves = no sesh. Sorry, gotta wait a bit longer for 3:2 temps.
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Shed the gloves today, epic beach day, felt just right with the 4/3 and booties. Someguys were wading and swimming skinned it.
The water just got up to 67 here, thinking about taking my boardshorts this weekend. Will probably bring the 3/2 just in case. Was a little warm last week when it was 62. Wish Texas had the waves to go with the warmth.
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It was so warm here this winter I 4/3'd it a few times on small days, with 5mil boots and gloves. Normally it's full winter regalia from the end of December to the beginning of April for me. Can't remember ever doing that before.
i am from now on unless the crowd isnt bad over at 1st. the wave there is just better in general, but the people here are retarded. when it's big/good/cold, its fairly uncrowded, but when its small (knee to waist) and sunny everyone in the town comes out. its complete kookery. to prove it even more, i took a right yesterday, a guy dropped in on me and went right and when he "attempted" to back out our boards hit each other and he got mad at me for it when clearly he messed up...some people here are so stupid its amazing.


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Noah Benedict, 37, is the chief operating officer of Polaris Medical Management Inc. and the Rhode Island Primary Care Physicians Corp., the largest independent-practice association in the state representing 165 primary care physicians.
Since 2002, he has played a lead role in promoting the use of e-prescribing technology, a field where Rhode Island has been what Benedict called "a trailblazer."
The University of Rhode Island graduate reached a new plateau in 2011 when Polaris designed a new clinical product intended for all primary care physicians nationwide. Completed in January, the new EpiChart version 6.0 received national certification in February.
After joining the Primary Care Physicians Corp. and Polaris in 2001, Benedict in 2002 launched what was then the largest integration of e-prescribing technology in the state, working with 62 primary care physicians' offices. From 2003 to 2005, he and the Polaris team developed EpiChart, clinical software made to meet the specific needs of a primary care office.
But the status quo is never enough for Benedict.
Soon after, he and his team rewrote the electronic health records application. Nationally certified in 2007, Epi-Chart 5.2 is "a more robust and reliable product" because it includes "pioneering clinical functionality," Benedict said.
Today, Polaris has enrolled more than one-fifth of the primary care physicians in the state in the EHR program.
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It's not easy to quit smoking. The nicotine in cigarettes is addicting. Your body craves it because it makes you feel good.
So when you try to stop smoking, you go through nicotine withdrawal. You feel awful, and you may worry about gaining weight. You get cranky and anxious. It can be hard to sleep.
You're not the only one. Most people feel bad when they try to quit. The hardest part is not reaching for a smoke to feel better. Use the tips in this Actionset to help you cope. The information also applies if you use chew or snuff.
Your doctor can prescribe medicines that can get you through withdrawal. Together, you can plan the best way to use nicotine replacement products or medicine.
If you have questions about this information, print it out and take it with you when you visit your doctor. You may want to mark areas or make notes in the margins where you have questions.
Don't try to do it alone. Your doctor can help you learn about medicines or about how to use nicotine replacement therapy. And a support group can keep you on track and motivated. People who use telephone, group, one-on-one, or Internet counseling are more likely to stop smoking. Counselors can help you with practical ideas to avoid common mistakes and help you succeed.
Many people smoke because nicotine helps them relax. Without the nicotine, they feel uptight and grouchy. But there may be better ways to cope with these feelings, that is, ways that may make dealing with cigarette cravings easier. Try these ideas:
These ideas can help you relax. But it's also good to figure out the cause of your stress. Then, learn how to change the way you react to it.
Physical activity may help reduce your nicotine cravings and relieve some withdrawal symptoms. It doesn't have to be intense activity. Mild exercise is fine.footnote 1 Being more active also may help you reduce stress and keep your weight down.
When you have the urge to smoke, do something active instead. Walk around the block. Head to the gym. Do some gardening or housework. Take the dog for a walk. Play with the kids.
If you have trouble sleeping, try these tips:
Quitting smoking increases your appetite. To avoid gaining weight, keep in mind that the secret to weight control is eating healthy food and being more active.
For more on eating and smoking, see Quitting Smoking: Dealing With Weight Gain.
Quitting smoking can be harder if you have a lot of work or family demands.
Medicines can help you deal with nicotine withdrawal and cigarette cravings. Most medicines also help prevent weight gain. Research shows that they more than double your chances of quitting for good.footnote 2
For more on using medicine, see Quitting Smoking: Should I Use Medicine?
Many people try to quit smoking many times before they can stop for good.
Research shows that you'll be more successful if you get help. Here's how a few people finally managed to quit.
It took Michael seven tries to quit smoking.
"It's awful. My craving for cigarettes was very, very strong," he says. "You just become so frustrated. You feel all this pent-up energy and don't know how to relieve it.
"And you could just go to the corner store and buy a pack and end the misery. ... That's what I would end up doing."
He finally managed to quit by using nicotine patches. He's been smoke-free for nearly 4 years.
Eric had his first cigarette when he was 12. By age 23, he was tearing through a pack and a half a day.
He tried quitting "cold turkey." He tried nicotine gum. Neither worked for him. So he tried nicotine patches.
The patches made him feel sick for a few days. The first week without cigarettes felt like torture, because his cravings were so strong. But when he started using gum along with the patch, the cravings became bearable. In 5 weeks, he had managed to stop smoking.
Citations Taylor AH, et al. (2007). The acute effects of exercise on cigarette cravings, withdrawal symptoms, affect and smoking behaviour: A systematic review. Addiction, 102(4): 534–543. Stead LF, et al. (2012). Nicotine replacement therapy for smoking cessation. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews (11).
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Brave New Bronze lippie & the violet fire nail lacquer will be mine! =)
Definitely Vibrant Grape eyeshadow (I love purple eyeshadows!)! I've also seen a bright gold eyeshadow in the collection (can't remember what it's called) so looking forward to checking that one out too.
I'd get all of the eyeshadows, and one or two each of the lipsticks and glosses. If I actually had my way, I'd probably buy one of everything in my colour!
Lipsticks mostly. I usually get eyeshadows and lipglosses, but this time I'll get 2-3 lipsticks, perhaps 2 lipglasses, the eyeshadows and a blush. And it is high time to get some WARM colours! I noticed this morning that my lips stuff is mostly pink, which is not good for a warm girl. So I'm really looking forward to these summer colours!
Actually… a lot.
Purple Rite & Sunsational l/s
Gold Rebel l/g
Bright Future, Tempting, Night Maneuvers & Vibrant Grape e/s
On A Mission & Eversun b/p/b
Haha! I'd easily say everything too.
But, being the sensible girl that I am I;d severely restrict myself to the two bronzers, a lusterdrop or two (those are so my thing) mercenary nail polish (your swatch sold me) and two lipsticks with the leapord print – brave new bronze and sunsational.
all your swatches are beautiful, i'm feeling a little faint at the sight of those gleaming beauties. amazing, truly amazing stuff.
I'd get all of the eyeshadows, and one or two each of the lipsticks and glosses. If I actually had my way, I'd probably buy one of everything in my colour!
I love almost everything in this collection. I'll definitely swatch this collection at the store to check for wearability for me. I'm hoping these look good on me: Purple Rite, Sunsational, Liberated, Gold Rebel, Bright Future, Night Maneuvers, Vibrant Grape, On A Mission, and maybe one of the lustre drops — can't remember the name at the moment 🙂
Thanks so much, Christine!
I loved Bright Future e/s the first time I saw it. I don´t have any yellow eye shadow and I need this. I`ve got Vibrant grape from MAC PRO, but it´s a good chance to get it. You and everyone need Vibrant Grape
I'm not sure If I'll get anything from this collection. I do like Bright future and tempting though. Most of the colors I don't think I could actually wear considering I'm so white the only way I could be paler is if I was albino. I stay that white all year around so most of the stuff in this collection is wayyy to dark for me or would make me look sunburned ><. Maybe I'll be lucky and one summer pale will be the "in" thing.
It's a very eye catching collection seen like that on the screen: I'll visit my counter when it get launched in France. I'm keeping cold headed though because with MAC I've been used to be very careful between what I see in pics and what I see in reality when I visit my counter!
I bought bright future and tempting. I'll probably go back the main opening day and really try out the lippies.
Maybe vibrant grape, or brave new bronze, simply because of the colours, and not so much the packaging which I ain't crazy about. But I haven't been crazy about the last few MAC releases since Sugarsweet, so I might give this a miss too.
I really didn't think I would get anything at all, but I do really like the look of the purple and gold lipsticks and lipglasses, the yellow e/s, and possibly the beauty powder blushes and one or two lustre drops. Don't like the dark brown l/s and l/g and I'm not a bronzer or nailpolish person, so I definitely don't want those.
the packaging of the whole collection and the e/s colours and the lip glosses
The Soft Force and Tempting shadows are kind of pretty, but not must-haves. I honestly hate hate HATE the packaging (I like animal print in moderation, but these look cheesy to me) Maybe when/if they got to my CCO, I'll pick up some stuff.


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Donkey Kong Country 2 is the best Donkey Kong.
@MEATBALL: I still need to play that one. I guess I'm really talking about the core 3 Country games on the SNES. I feel the 2nd one is the best.
Its a crap series in general. Yes, they may be graphically impressive but as platformers they're super generic.
@MysteriousBob: Good music, though. You can't possibly deny that.
Yeah, I guess. I think the first two Donkey Kong Country' are the same, and the third isn't bad either, but it's not as good. I'm pretty sure you're saying this because the music is great. Oh, and although Retro made the great Metroid Prime series, I didn't really like the remake of DKC. Then again, after my brother had bought it, I never played it, only saw some of it and downloaded the soundtrack to listen to, I erased it.
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Its a crap series in general. Yes, they may be graphically impressive but as platformers they're super generic.
Generic =/= crap, and the games are hardly generic. Very much traditional, yes, but I can't remember anything that was exactly like it that came out before. Not that your opinion is invalid, but do you have any (better) reasons for calling the games crap?
Anyway, I do agree with the OP. The second one was the best one as far as I'm concerned. The first one was excellent too, but I felt that the second had more content, tighter controls, and more interesting levels. Zinger's Hive, in particular, was pretty memorable. Especially since I was scared of bees at the time and ran out of the house screaming bloody murder when I first came across it.
The third game wasn't bad, either, but something about it felt loose to me. That's the best way that I can describe it. It felt like some corporate guy had said "Hey! Let's make another one of these DKC games!" I liked it a whole lot more than most other games at the time, but the game didn't feel like it had as much heart in it.
EDIT: And I haven't played the Wii one at all yet.
I had Donkey Kong Land 2 on the Gameboy and I really liked that. That's pretty much a port of DKC2 as I understand. I've barely played DKC2 or 3 on SNES, mostly just the first one.
I liked the girl monkey (Dixie) a lot because of her hair propeller so for that reason alone it's better than the first game.
For me it's got to be DKC 1, the atmosphere and artwork is top notch. Plus they didn't weight it down with too many hidden objects and junk like that. It also helps that DKC 1 is the only one where I like both characters, not that they're particularly story driven or anything.
DKC is def my favorite! Every once in a while I like to run through that one. One day I was chatting on the phone with my cousin as we simultaneously played through DKC, it was pretty sweet! I enjoyed all 3 of them, although 3 is the only one that I 10(3)%'d. But I would say that DKC1 is the best (my fav), simply because it is the only one that I really enjoy going back to and playing through over and over again.
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DKC2 is the superior game in terms of content and gameplay but the atmosphere and environments of the first game are what makes it my favorite.
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Jewish law is very concerned for appearances. Not only should you always do the right thing, but it should be seen as the right thing. Any Jew who keeps kosher knows a cheeseburger is not permissible. But … what happens if a young kid, a 10-year-old, goes in there and says, hmm, maybe cheese on a burger is OK?
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WASHINGTON (AP) – Home prices in a majority of major U.S. cities tracked by a private trade group have fallen to their lowest levels since the housing bubble burst, and analysts expect further declines this year.
The Standard & Poor's/Case-Shiller 20-city home price index fell 1 percent in December from November. Prices fell in all but one of the metropolitan markets tracked.
The only city to see a gain was Washington, where hiring by the federal government has helped boost the region's job market.
Eleven of the markets hit their lowest point since the housing bust, in 2006 and 2007: Atlanta, Charlotte, N.C., Chicago, Detroit, Las Vegas, Miami, New York, Phoenix, Portland, Ore., Seattle and Tampa, Fla.
The housing sector is struggling even while the rest of the economy is showing signs of a slow but steady recovery. The latest evidence of this divide came Tuesday when the Conference Board said its Consumer Confidence Index rose in February to its highest point in three years. The index surveys how people feel about hiring and income, and how they see that changing over the next six months.
By contrast, the outlook for housing in 2011 is not promising. Construction of new homes has fallen to a rate of about 600,000 homes built per year. In a healthy economy, builders expect to construct about 1 million homes each year. Homeowner vacancy rates are near record highs and the creation of new households in the United States is at its lowest point in four decades.
"Despite improvements in the overall economy, housing continues to drift lower and weaker," said David M. Blitzer, chairman of the index committee at Standard & Poor's.
The damage from the real estate bubble has spread well beyond the Sun Belt, where new homes cropped up at a frantic pace during the mid-2000s. In many places, prices are expected to keep falling for at least the next six months and several analysts said they expect prices to fall at least another 5 percent.
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Salvador and Oralia Tovar are bringing their Mexican recipes home.
The Tovars, owners of Tacos Chava in Wenatchee Valley Mall, are expanding into their hometown of Entiat with a new restaurant in a prominent location — the old Chevron station and former bakery next door to the Entiat Food Center. They're aiming to have the place open by July 31.
"This is a good building for us," said Salvador, who's leading a crew of family members to completely renovate the structure. "The right size, lots of natural light, beautiful views of the Columbia River."
The Tovar construction crew has stripped out the building's interior down to the studs, removed a couple of walls, added five huge windows, rewired and re-plumbed the kitchen area and — in coming weeks — will add a new patio for outside dining.
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Also, two fine additions to the menu: Beer and wine.
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2016-17 WIAA Dance/Drill Stunt Certification Clinic Registration
WIAA handbook rule 20.3.1.E. mandates that "hands-on" stunt certification is required for dance/drill coaches who intend to have their dance/drill squad perform stunts. The certification program must be approved by the WIAA. Coaches must be recertified every three years.
Fee is $65
and registration is open to anyone in need of the certification.
On-site payment by CHECK ONLY is accepted.
Because of WIAA handbook rule 20.3.1.H.1.b, which requires that assistant coaches must be at least 19 years of age, certificates for completing a stunt certification clinic and passing the test will be issued only to individuals who are at least 19 years of age.
Additionally, you must pay the registration fee, complete the clinic and pass the required test before receiving your certification document via e-mail following your clinic date.
The only acceptable method of payment is by CHECK (
made payable to the WIAA)
and must be paid on-site. Any coach who fails to pay on the day of the clinic will not be allowed to participate in the certification.
A minimum of six (6) coaches must be registered for each certificaiton course in order for the clinic to be held.
Upcoming clinics:
Stunt Certification Clinics will be offered at
various locations throughout the year
, so check back periodically.
Online Registration
Please fill out the following Dance/Drill Stunt Certification Clinic Registration form in full. If you have questions, please contact the WIAA Office at (425) 687-8585.
Please remember to wear appropriate clothing and shoes that will allow you to participate in hands-on training.
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First Name
Last Name
Email Address
Phone Number
If you coach at a middle/junior high school or at a high school, please select your school here:
Select One
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Aberdeen HS (Aberdeen)
Aberdeen/Wishkah Valley ()
Adna HS (Adna)
Adna MS (Adna)
Alderwood MS (Lynnwood)
Alki MS (Vancouver)
Allen MS (Bow)
Almira Coulee Hartline HS (Coulee City)
Almira MS (Almira)
Anacortes HS (Anacortes)
Anacortes MS (Anacortes)
Anacortes/Friday Harbor ()
Anacortes/La Conner ()
Annie Wright HS (Tacoma)
Annie Wright MS (Tacoma)
Archbishop Murphy HS (Everett)
Arlington Christian HS (Arlington)
Arlington HS (Arlington)
Asotin HS (Asotin)
Asotin MS (Asotin)
Assumption Grade School (Walla Walla)
Auburn Adventist Academy (Auburn)
Auburn HS (Auburn)
Auburn Mountainview HS (Auburn)
Auburn Riverside HS (Auburn)
Aylen JH (Puyallup)
Bainbridge HS (Bainbridge Island)
Ballard HS (Seattle)
Ballou JH (Puyallup)
Battle Ground HS (Battle Ground)
Bay View JH (Burlington)
Bear Creek School (Redmond)
Bellarmine Prep (Tacoma)
Bellevue Christian (Clyde Hill)
Bellevue HS (Bellevue)
Bellingham HS (Bellingham)
Bethel HS (Spanaway)
Bethel MS (Spanaway)
Bethlehem Lutheran MS (Kennewick)
Bickleton HS (Bickleton)
Bickleton MS (Bickleton)
Bishop Blanchet HS (Seattle)
Black Hills HS (Olympia)
Blaine HS (Blaine)
Blue Heron MS (Port Townsend)
Bonney Lake HS (Bonney Lake)
Bothell HS (Bothell)
Bowdish MS (Spokane)
Bremerton HS (Bremerton)
Brewster HS (Brewster)
Brewster MS (Brewster)
Bridgeport HS (Bridgeport)
Bridgeport MS (Bridgeport)
Brier Terrace MS (Brier)
Burlington-Edison HS (Burlington)
Bush MS (Tumwater)
Camas HS (Camas)
Canyon Creek MS (Washougal)
Canyon Park JH (Bothell)
Capital HS (Olympia)
Carbonado JH (Carbonado)
Carmichael MS (Richland)
Cascade (Auburn) MS (Auburn)
Cascade (Everett) HS (Everett)
Cascade (Leavenworth) HS (Leavenworth)
Cascade (Longview) MS (Longview)
Cascade (Seattle) MS (Seattle)
Cascade (Sedro-Woolley) MS (Sedro Woolley)
Cascade Christian (Puyallup)
Cascade Christian Academy HS (Wenatchee)
Cascade Christian Academy JH (Wenatchee)
Cascade Christian JH (Puyallup)
Cashmere HS (Cashmere)
Cashmere MS (Cashmere)
Castle Rock HS (Castle Rock)
Castle Rock MS (Castle Rock)
Castle Rock/Toutle Lake ()
Cavelero Mid-High School (Lake Stevens)
Cedar Heights (Kent) JH (Covington)
Cedar Heights (Port Orchard) MS (Port Orchard)
Cedar Park Christian (Bothell) (Bothell)
Cedar Park Christian (Bothell)/Providence Classical Christian ()
Cedar Park Christian (MLT) (Mountlake Terrace)
Cedar Park Christian (MLT)/Shoreline Christian ()
Cedar River MS (Maple Valley)
Cedar Tree Classical Christian MS (Ridgefield)
Cedar Tree Classical Christian School (Ridgefield)
Cedarcrest (Bethel) MS (Spanaway)
Cedarcrest (Marysville) MS (Marysville)
Cedarcrest HS (Duvall)
Centennial (Snohomish) MS (Snohomish)
Centennial (Spokane) MS (Spokane)
Centerville School (Centerville)
Central Kitsap HS (Silverdale)
Central Kitsap MS (Silverdale)
Central Valley HS (Spokane Valley)
Centralia Christian School (Centralia)
Centralia HS (Centralia)
Centralia MS (Centralia)
Charles Wright Academy (Tacoma)
Charles Wright Academy JH (Tacoma)
Chase MS (Spokane)
Chehalis MS (Chehalis)
Chelan HS (Chelan)
Chelan MS (Chelan)
Cheney HS (Cheney)
Cheney MS (Cheney)
Chiawana HS (Pasco)
Chief Joseph MS (Richland)
Chief Kanim MS (Fall City)
Chief Kitsap Academy (Poulsbo)
Chief Kitsap Academy MS (Poulsbo)
Chief Leschi HS (Puyallup)
Chief Leschi MS (Puyallup)
Chief Moses MS (Moses Lake)
Chief Sealth HS (Seattle)
Chimacum HS (Chimacum)
Chimacum MS (Chimacum)
Chinook (Kennewick) MS (Kennewick)
Chinook (Lacey) MS (Lacey)
Chinook (Seatac) MS (SeaTac)
Christ the King MS (Richland)
Christian Faith School (Federal Way)
Christian Faith School MS (Federal Way)
Clallam Bay HS (Clallam Bay)
Clallam Bay JH (Clallam Bay)
Clarkston HS (Clarkston)
Cle Elum-Roslyn HS (Cle Elum)
Cleveland HS (Seattle)
Clover Park HS (Lakewood)
Clovis Point Intermediate (East Wenatchee)
Colfax HS (Colfax)
Colfax/LaCrosse/Oakesdale ()
Colfax/Oakesdale ()
College Place HS (College Place)
College Place MS (Lynnwood)
Colton HS (Colton)
Colton JH (Colton)
Columbia (Burbank) HS (Burbank)
Columbia (Burbank) MS (Burbank)
Columbia (Hunters) HS (Hunters)
Columbia (Hunters) JH (Hunters)
Columbia (Hunters)/Inchelium ()
Columbia (Tacoma) JH (Tacoma)
Columbia (White Salmon) HS (White Salmon)
Columbia (White Salmon)/Trout Lake ()
Columbia Adventist (Battle Ground)
Columbia River HS (Vancouver)
Colville HS (Colville)
Colville JH (Colville)
Concrete HS (Concrete)
Concrete MS (Concrete)
Connell HS (Connell)
Cougar Mountain MS (Graham)
Coupeville HS (Coupeville)
Coupeville MS (Coupeville)
Coweeman MS (Kelso)
Crescent HS (Joyce )
Crescent JH (Joyce)
Creston HS ()
Crosspoint (Bremerton)
Crosspoint MS (Bremerton)
Curlew HS (Curlew)
Curlew JH (Curlew)
Curtis HS (University Place)
Curtis JH (University Place)
Cusick HS (Cusick)
Cusick JH (Cusick)
Darrington HS (Darrington)
Darrington MS (Darrington)
Davenport HS (Davenport)
Davenport JH (Davenport)
Davenport/Sprague HS ()
Davis HS (Yakima)
Dayton HS (Dayton)
Dayton JH (Dayton)
Dayton/Waitsburg ()
Decatur HS (Federal Way)
Deer Park HS (Deer Park)
Deer Park MS (Deer Park)
Delta HS (Pasco)
DeSales HS (Walla Walla)
Desert Hills MS (Kennewick)
Discovery MS (Vancouver)
Eagle Peak School (Spokane)
East Valley (Spokane) HS (Spokane)
East Valley (Yakima) HS (Yakima)
East Valley Central MS (Yakima)
East Valley MS (Spokane)
Eastlake HS (Sammamish)
Eastmont HS (East Wenatchee)
Eastmont JH (East Wenatchee)
Easton HS (Easton)
Easton MS (Easton)
Eastside Catholic (Sammamish)
Eastside Prep (Kirkland)
Eatonville HS (Eatonville)
Eatonville MS (Eatonville)
Edgemont JH (Edgewood)
Edison Elementary (Bow)
Edmonds-Woodway HS (Edmonds)
Einstein MS (Seattle)
Eisenhower HS (Yakima)
Eisenhower MS (Everett)
Ellensburg HS (Ellensburg)
Elma HS (Elma)
Elma MS (Elma)
Elma/Oakville ()
Emerald Ridge HS (South Hill)
Endeavor MS (Moses Lake)
Endicott-St. John MS (Endicott)
Endicott-St. John/LaCrosse MS ()
Enterprise MS (West Richland)
Entiat HS (Entiat)
Entiat JH (Entiat)
Enumclaw HS (Enumclaw )
Enumclaw MS (Enumclaw)
Ephrata HS (Ephrata)
Ephrata MS (Ephrata)
Everett HS (Everett)
Evergreen (Everett) MS (Everett)
Evergreen (Seattle) HS (Seattle)
Evergreen (Vancouver) HS (Vancouver)
Evergreen (Veradale) MS (Veradale)
Evergreen Lutheran (Tacoma)
Excel Public Charter School (Kent)
Explorer MS (Everett)
Fairview MS (Bremerton)
Federal Way HS (Federal Way)
Ferndale HS (Ferndale)
Ferris HS (Spokane)
Ferrucci JH (Puyallup)
Fife HS (Tacoma)
Finley MS (Kennewick)
Firm Foundation Christian (Battle Ground)
Foothills MS (Wenatchee)
Forest Ridge HS (Bellevue)
Forks HS (Forks)
Forks JH (Forks)
Fort Vancouver HS (Vancouver)
Foss HS (Tacoma)
Foster HS (Tukwila)
Franklin HS (Seattle)
Franklin Pierce HS (Tacoma)
Freeman HS (Rockford)
Freeman MS (Rockford)
Friday Harbor HS (Friday Harbor)
Friday Harbor MS (Friday Harbor)
Frontier (Graham) MS (Graham)
Frontier (Moses Lake) MS (Moses Lake)
Gaiser MS (Vancouver)
Garfield HS (Seattle)
Garfield-Palouse HS (Palouse)
Garfield-Palouse MS (Garfield)
Garfield-Palouse/Oakesdale MS ()
Garrison MS (Walla Walla)
Garry MS (Spokane)
Gateway MS (Everett)
Gig Harbor HS (Gig Harbor)
Glacier MS (Buckley)
Glacier Peak HS (Snohomish)
Glacier View JH (Puyallup)
Glenwood HS (Glenwood)
Glenwood MS (Glenwood)
Glover MS (Spokane)
Goldendale HS (Goldendale)
Goldendale MS (Goldendale)
Gonzaga Prep (Spokane)
Goodman MS (Gig Harbor)
Grace Academy (Marysville)
Graham-Kapowsin HS (Graham)
Grandview HS (Grandview)
Grandview MS (Grandview)
Granger HS (Granger)
Granger MS (Granger)
Granite Falls HS (Granite Falls)
Granite Falls MS (Granite Falls)
Greenacres MS (Greenacres)
Griffin MS (Olympia)
Haller MS (Arlington)
Halstead MS (Newport)
Hanford HS (Richland)
Harbor Ridge MS (Gig Harbor)
Harbour Pointe MS (Mukilteo)
Harrington HS (Harrington)
Harrington MS (Harrington)
Harrison MS (Sunnyside)
Hawkins MS (Belfair)
Hazen HS (Renton)
Heatherwood MS (Mill Creek)
Henkle MS (White Salmon)
Henkle/Trout Lake MS ()
Heritage Christian (Tacoma) JH (University Place)
Heritage HS (Vancouver)
Hidden River MS (Snohomish)
Highland HS (Cowiche)
Highland JH (Cowiche)
Highlands MS (Kennewick)
Highline HS (Burien)
Hockinson HS (Brush Prairie)
Hockinson MS (Brush Prairie)
Holy Names Academy (Seattle)
Hoquiam HS (Hoquiam)
Hoquiam MS (Hoquiam)
Horizon MS (Spokane Valley)
Horse Heaven Hills MS (Kennewick)
Housel MS (Prosser)
Hudson's Bay HS (Vancouver)
Hudtloff MS (Lakewood)
Huntington MS (Kelso)
Icicle River MS (Leavenworth)
Illahee MS (Federal Way)
Ilwaco HS (Ilwaco)
Ilwaco JH (Ilwaco)
Immaculate Conception (Mount Vernon)
Inchelium HS (Inchelium)
Inchelium JH (Inchelium)
Inglemoor HS (Kenmore)
Ingraham HS (Seattle)
Interlake HS (Bellevue)
International Community School (Kirkland)
International School (Bellevue)
Islander MS (Mercer Island)
Issaquah HS (Issaquah)
Jackson HS (Mill Creek)
Jason Lee (Vancouver) MS (Vancouver)
Jefferson MS (Olympia)
Jemtegaard MS (Washougal)
Jenkins (Chewelah) HS (Chewelah)
Jenkins JH (Chewelah)
Jennings JH (Colfax)
John C. Thomas MS (Cathlamet)
John Sager MS (College Place)
John Sedgwick JH (Port Orchard)
Juanita HS (Kirkland)
Jubilee Leadership Academy (Prescott)
Kahlotus HS (Kahlotus)
Kahlotus JH (Kahlotus)
Kalama HS (Kalama)
Kalama JH (Kalama)
Kalles JH (Puyallup)
Kamiak HS (Mukilteo)
Kamiakin HS (Kennewick)
Keithley MS (Tacoma)
Kellogg MS (Shoreline)
Kelso HS (Kelso)
Kenmore JH (Kenmore)
Kennedy Catholic (Seattle)
Kennewick HS (Kennewick)
Kent Meridian HS (Kent)
Kentlake HS (Kent)
Kentridge HS (Kent)
Kentwood HS (Covington)
Kettle Falls HS (Kettle Falls)
Kettle Falls MS (Kettle Falls)
Key Peninsula MS (Lake Bay)
Kilo MS (Auburn)
King's HS (Seattle)
King's JH (Seattle)
King's Way Christian (Vancouver)
King's Way Christian MS (Vancouver)
Kingspoint Christian School (Pasco)
Kingston HS (Kingston)
Kingston MS (Kingston)
Kiona Benton HS (Benton City)
Kiona Benton MS (Benton City)
Kittitas HS (Kittitas)
Kittitas JH (Kittitas)
Kittitas/Thorp ()
Kittitas/Thorp MS ()
Klahowya HS (Silverdale)
Klahowya MS (Silverdale)
Klickitat HS (Klickitat)
Klickitat MS (Klickitat)
Komachin MS (Lacey)
Kopachuck MS (Gig Harbor)
La Center HS (La Center)
La Center MS (La Center)
La Conner HS (La Conner)
La Conner MS (La Conner)
La Salle HS (Union Gap)
LaCrosse HS (LaCrosse)
LaCrosse MS (LaCrosse)
LaCrosse/Kahlotus ()
Lake Quinault HS (Amanda Park)
Lake Quinault MS (Amanda Park)
Lake Roosevelt HS (Coulee Dam)
Lake Roosevelt JH (Coulee Dam)
Lake Roosevelt/Nespelem MS ()
Lake Stevens HS (Lake Stevens)
Lake Stevens MS (Lake Stevens)
Lake Washington HS (Kirkland)
Lakeridge MS (Bonney Lake)
Lakes HS (Lakewood)
Lakeside (Nine Mile Falls) HS (Nine Mile Falls)
Lakeside (Seattle) HS (Seattle)
Lakeside MS (Nine Mile Falls)
Lakewood HS (Arlington)
Lakewood MS (Marysville)
Lakota MS (Federal Way)
Lamont MS (Lamont)
Langley MS (Langley)
LaVenture MS (Mount Vernon)
Leota JH (Woodinville)
Lewis and Clark HS (Spokane)
Liberty (Issaquah) HS (Renton)
Liberty (Spanaway) MS (Spanaway)
Liberty (Spangle) HS (Spangle)
Liberty (Spangle) JH (Spangle)
Liberty Bell HS (Winthrop)
Liberty Bell JH (Winthrop)
Liberty Christian (Richland)
Liberty Christian (Richland) MS (Richland)
Liberty Christian (Walla Walla) JH (Walla Walla)
Life Christian Academy (Tacoma)
Life Christian Academy MS (Tacoma)
Lighthouse Christian School (Gig Harbor)
Lincoln (Clarkston) MS (Clarkston)
Lincoln (Pullman) MS (Pullman)
Lincoln (Tacoma) HS (Tacoma)
Lincoln (Walla Walla) HS (Walla Walla)
Lind-Ritzville HS (Ritzville)
Lind-Ritzville JH (Lind)
Lind-Ritzville-Sprague (Ritzville)
Lind-Ritzville-Sprague/Washtucna MS ()
Lind-Ritzville/Sprague/Washtucna ()
Lindbergh HS (Renton)
Lochburn MS (Lakewood)
Lopez Island HS (Lopez Island)
Lopez MS (Lopez Is.)
Lucille Umbarger MS (Burlington)
Lummi Nation HS (Bellingham)
Lummi Nation MS (Bellingham)
Lyle HS ()
Lyle JH (Lyle)
Lyle-Wishram (Lyle)
Lyle/Klickitat MS (Lyle)
Lynden Christian (Lynden)
Lynden HS (Lynden)
Lynden/Lynden Christian ()
Lynnwood HS (Bothell)
Mabton HS (Mabton)
Mabton JH (Mabton)
Mann MS (Lakewood)
Mansfield HS (Mansfield)
Mansfield MS (Mansfield)
Manson HS (Manson)
Manson JH (Manson)
Marcus Whitman JH (Port Orchard)
Mariner HS (Everett)
Mark Morris HS (Longview)
Marshall MS (Olympia)
Mary M. Knight HS (Elma)
Mary M. Knight MS (Elma)
Mary Walker HS (Springdale)
Marysville Getchell HS (Marysville)
Marysville MS (Marysville)
Marysville Pilchuck HS (Marysville)
Mattson MS (Kent)
McFarland JH (Othello)
McLoughlin (Pasco) MS (Pasco)
McLoughlin (Vancouver) MS (Vancouver )
McMurray MS (Vashon Island)
Mead HS (Spokane)
Meadowdale HS (Lynnwood)
Meadowdale MS (Lynnwood)
Medical Lake HS (Medical Lake)
Medical Lake MS (Medical Lake)
Meeker (Kent) MS (Renton)
Mercer Island HS (Mercer Island)
Meridian (Kent) MS (Kent)
Meridian HS (Bellingham)
Mill Creek MS (Kent)
Miller JH (Aberdeen)
Monroe HS (Monroe)
Montesano HS (Montesano)
Montesano JH (Montesano)
Montesano/North River JH ()
Monticello MS (Longview)
Morgan MS (Ellensburg)
Morris E. Ford MS (Tacoma)
Morton HS (Morton)
Morton JH (Morton)
Morton-White Pass (Morton)
Morton-White Pass ML ()
Moses Lake Christian Academy (Moses Lake)
Moses Lake Christian Academy MS (Moses Lake)
Moses Lake HS (Moses Lake)
Mossyrock HS (Mossyrock)
Mossyrock JH (Mossyrock)
Mount Baker HS (Deming)
Mount Rainier HS (Des Moines)
Mount Tahoma HS (Tacoma)
Mount Vernon Christian (Mount Vernon)
Mount Vernon Christian MS (Mount Vernon)
Mount Vernon HS (Mount Vernon)
Mount Vernon/La Conner ()
Mountain View (Bonney Lake) MS (Bonney Lake)
Mountain View (Bremerton) MS (Bremerton)
Mountain View HS (Vancouver)
Mountainside MS (Colbert)
Mountlake Terrace HS (Mountlake Terrace)
Mt. Adams MS (White Swan)
Mt. Baker (Auburn) MS (Auburn)
Mt. Baker (Mount Vernon) MS (Mount Vernon)
Mt. Rainier Lutheran (Tacoma)
Mt. Si HS (Snoqualmie)
Mt. Solo MS (Longview)
Mt. Spokane HS (Mead)
Muckleshoot Tribal MS (Auburn)
Muckleshoot Tribal School (Auburn)
Naches Valley HS (Naches)
Naches Valley MS (Naches)
Napavine HS (Napavine)
Napavine JH (Napavine)
Naselle HS (Naselle)
Naselle MS (Naselle)
Nathan Hale HS (Seattle)
Neah Bay HS (Neah Bay)
Neah Bay JH (Neah Bay)
Nespelem MS (Nespelem)
Newport (Bellevue) HS (Bellevue)
Newport HS (Newport)
Newport/Cusick ()
Nisqually MS (Lacey)
Nooksack Valley HS (Everson)
North Beach HS (Ocean Shores)
North Beach JH (Ocean Shores)
North Central HS (Spokane)
North Creek HS (Bothell)
North Kitsap HS (Poulsbo)
North Lake MS (Lake Stevens)
North Mason HS (Belfair)
North MS (Everett)
North Pines MS (Spokane)
North River HS (Cosmopolis)
North River JH (Cosmopolis)
North Tapps MS (Lake Tapps)
North Thurston HS (Lacey)
North Whidbey MS (Oak Harbor)
Northport HS (Northport)
Northport MS (Northport)
Northshore Christian Academy (Everett)
Northshore JH (Bothell)
Northwest Christian (Colbert) HS (Colbert)
Northwest Christian (Colbert) MS (Colbert)
Northwest Christian (Lacey) HS (Lacey)
Northwest Yeshiva HS (Mercer Island)
Northwood (Renton) JH (Renton)
Northwood (Spokane) MS (Spokane)
O'Dea HS (Seattle)
Oak Harbor HS (Oak Harbor)
Oak Harbor MS (Oak Harbor)
Oakesdale HS (Oakesdale)
Oakesdale MS (Oakesdale)
Oakland Bay JH (Shelton)
Oakville HS (Oakville)
Oakville MS (Oakville)
Ochoa MS (Pasco)
Ocosta HS (Westport)
Ocosta JH (Westport)
Odessa HS (Odessa)
Odessa JH (Odessa)
Odessa-Harrington (Odessa)
Odessa-Harrington JH ()
Okanogan HS (Okanogan)
Okanogan JH (Okanogan)
Olympia HS (Olympia)
Olympic HS (Bremerton)
Olympic MS (Auburn)
Olympic View MS (Mukilteo)
Omak HS (Omak)
Omak MS (Omak)
Onalaska HS (Onalaska)
Onalaska MS (Onalaska)
Orcas Christian (Eastsound)
Orcas Christian MS (Eastsound)
Orcas Island HS (Eastsound)
Orcas Island MS (Eastsound)
Orchard MS (Wenatchee)
Orondo School (Orondo)
Oroville HS (Oroville)
Orting HS (Orting)
Orting MS (Orting)
Othello HS (Othello)
Overlake HS (Redmond)
Overlake/Bear Creek School ()
Pacific (Des Moines) MS (Des Moines)
Park MS (Kennewick)
Park Place MS (Monroe)
Paschal Sherman Indian School (Omak)
Pasco HS (Pasco)
Pateros HS (Pateros)
Pateros JH (Pateros)
Paterson MS (Paterson)
Pe Ell HS (Pe Ell)
Pe Ell JH (Pe Ell)
Pe Ell/Willapa Valley (Pe Ell)
Pe Ell/Willapa Valley JH ()
Peninsula HS (Gig Harbor)
Pioneer (Dupont) MS (Dupont)
Pioneer (Walla Walla) MS (Walla Walla)
Pioneer (Wenatchee) MS (Wenatchee)
Pomeroy HS (Pomeroy)
Pomeroy JH (Pomeroy)
Pope John Paul II HS (Lacey)
Port Angeles HS (Port Angeles)
Port Susan MS (Stanwood)
Port Susan/Stanwood MS ()
Port Townsend HS (Port Townsend)
Post MS (Arlington)
Poulsbo JH (Poulsbo)
Prairie HS (Battle Ground)
Prescott HS (Prescott)
Prescott JH (Prescott)
PRIDE Prep School (Spokane)
Prosser HS (Prosser)
Providence Classical Christian (Kirkland)
Puget Sound Adventist Academy (Kirkland)
Pullman HS (Pullman)
Puyallup HS (Puyallup)
Queen of Angels JH (Port Angeles)
Queets-Clearwater School (Forks)
Quilcene HS (Quilcene)
Quilcene JH (Quilcene)
Quincy HS (Quincy)
Quincy JH (Quincy)
R. A. Long HS (Longview)
Rainier Beach HS (Seattle)
Rainier Christian (Covington)
Rainier Christian MS (Auburn)
Rainier HS (Rainier)
Rainier JH (Rainier)
Rainier MS (Auburn)
Raisbeck Aviation HS (Seattle)
Raymond HS (Raymond)
Raymond JH (Raymond)
Reardan HS (Reardan)
Reardan MS (Reardan)
Redmond HS (Redmond)
Reeves MS (Olympia)
Renton HS (Renton)
Republic HS (Republic)
Republic JH (Republic)
Republic/Curlew (Republic)
Republic/Curlew JH ()
Richland HS (Richland)
Ridgefield HS (Ridgefield)
Ridgeline MS (Yelm)
Ridgetop MS (Silverdale)
River Ridge HS (Lacey)
River View HS (Kennewick)
Riverside Christian (Yakima)
Riverside Christian JH (Yakima)
Riverside HS (Chattaroy)
Riverside MS (Chattaroy)
Robert Olds JH (Connell)
Rochester HS (Rochester)
Rochester MS (Rochester)
Rogers (Puyallup) HS (Puyallup)
Rogers (Spokane) HS (Spokane)
Rogers Adventist (College Place)
Roosevelt HS (Seattle)
Rosalia HS (Rosalia)
Rosalia JH (Rosalia)
Royal HS (Royal City)
Royal MS (Royal City)
Sacajawea (Federal Way) MS (Federal Way)
Sacajawea (Spokane) MS (Spokane)
Saghalie MS (Federal Way)
Saint George's HS (Spokane)
Saint George's MS (Spokane)
Salish MS (Lacey)
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5 Unusually Dangerous—and 5 Especially Safe—Places to Drive
Thinking about hitting the road on your next vacation? Be careful out there. Not every country (or state) has the same safety standards that you may be used to. We spanned the globe and found five places where you might want to stay off the streets—and five places that are exceptionally safe.
Roads with the most chaos—and the most cows
Notorious for its chaotic traffic, India might well be the most terrifying place to drive. Gargantuan traffic jams, six cars crammed into the three lanes, and a complete disregard for traffic signs and markings: These are just a few of the travel hazards you'll face on India's city streets. The noise of car horns is deafening as streets seethe with cars, cows, mopeds, bikes, and pedestrians. Outside the cities, ancient, precariously held-together vehicles hurtle along poorly maintained roads at breakneck speed. Drivers often leave car lights off at night when driving poorly or unlit streets and sometimes shut off engines completely when going down hills. If you have to drive in India—it's an experience you'll never forget.
5 Especially Safe Places to Drive
First choice for first-time driving outside the U.S.
An ideal choice for first-time driving outside the U.S., our neighbor to the north drives on the same side of the road as we do and road signage is in English in 12 of Canada's 13 provinces and territories. The exception to this is the staunchly French-speaking province of Quebec, where other than some bilingual signs in Montreal, road signs are exclusively in French. Canada's roads are safer than south of the border, with a 8.8 in 100,000 chance of being killed on the roads, compared with the U.S., where odds are 14 in 100,000. Just remember that road signs are in kilometers, not miles.
One of the lowest rates of traffic fatalities in the world
With one of the lowest rates of traffic fatalities in the world, Norway is another excellent driving destination. Factors responsible for the Nordic nation's stellar safety record include very strict rules about mobile phone use, keeping headlights on at all times, safety gear you must have in your car, and even the types of tires you must use. At 0.02 percent, Norway's is also one of the lowest blood alcohol limits, although the low figure doesn't concern all that many Norwegians. One survey found that 91 percent of Norwegians wouldn't drink any alcohol at all if driving.
Life in the fast lane
If you think driving in Germany involves careening along hair-raising (or exhilarating, depending on your attitude) 20-lane, speed-limit-free autobahns, think again. In fact, a third of the autobahn has speed limits—some as low as 37 mph—and many look much like four-lane highways back home. Almost 2,000 miles of the nearly 8,000-mile autobahn network has "dynamic speed limits," adjusted to match traffic and weather conditions. Whether you're in a section with a speed limit or not, Germany keeps roads safe with strict rules, including stringent vehicle inspections, obligatory third-party liability coverage, and a point system that keeps dangerous drivers off the road. All cars must carry specific safety and first-aid equipment, and switch to snow tires in winter—or face steep penalties. Once you've got all that in place, driving in Germany is a pleasure; roads are impeccably maintained using high-tech road scanners, and feature landscaped medians, long acceleration and deceleration lanes, gentle curves, and freeze-resistant surfaces. You might just want to slow down to enjoy the drive.
Working to become one of Europe's safest places to get behind the wheel
Given myriad movie images of chaotic, narrow, twisting Vespa-crammed Italian streets, it might be a surprise to see Italy listed as a safe place to drive. But Italy has successfully put the brakes on the once-soaring road accident and fatality statistics that even provoked Pope Benedict to issue "Ten Commandments" for safer driving. Now, Italy has raced from a position as one of Europe's more dangerous places to be on the road (or sidewalk) to one of its safer options. New laws introduced heftier fines for driving with blood-alcohol levels of 0.05 percent or for being on the road without a reflective safety vest in your car. Now, convicted drug users have their licenses revoked if they are caught driving under the influence of drugs. Whether it's the new traffic laws or the might of the Pope's car commandments, deaths on Italian roads have decreased 43.7 percent in the last decade.
Some of Latin America's safest roads
With 1,000 miles of coastline, 1,500 islands, and 954 bird species, you're going to want to drive to see this stunning country of 2.8 million. It has a land area smaller than South Carolina, so you can easily drive to a slew of scenic spots; the canal is just 20 minutes from Panama City, while the rain forest is a 45-minute drive, and Pacific Coast beaches are only 90 minutes away. With the exception of gridlocked Panama City, Panama has some of Latin America's best roads. The modern, four-lane Pan-American Highway crosses the western side of Panama, from the capital to the second-largest city, Colón, with a plethora of gas stations and eateries en route. Once you veer off the major highways, however, roads are not always well maintained. That said, there was a 47 percent decrease in road accidents between 2010 and 2011 according to the National Department of Transit, and continuing efforts are underway to improve roads, plus plans to install helpful road signage toward sites of interest to visitors.
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