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My husband doesn't get off that easy, though. He owes me a rain check for a romantic dinner, in the near future. In exchange, I prefer to make a restaurant quality dinner, at home. Fortunately, my guy does dishes. See what I mean? He's a gem, and I'm not shy about saying that I love him so. As corny as it may sound, every day really is Valentine's Day for us. I enjoy cooking for him, and he appreciates what I serve him. Win-win.
Certified Steak and Seafood Company. Here's what they company says about this product:
Buttery Prime Angus Filet MignonAll kinds of recipe ideas danced through my head-- like Beef Wellington or an encore of Beef au Poivre. I thought about making a Bernaise sauce, or a red-wine reduction sauce. But when I saw that frozen lobster tails were on sale for a really good price, how could I resist?
If there was ever a steak that you will believe can "melt in your mouth" the Certified Steak and Seafood Prime angus Filet Mignon is it. With a delectable almost sweet beef flavor, and a strong buttery undertone that only Prime angus offers, it has to be tasted to be believed.
Each Prime angus filet is slow aged, custom cut and trimmed for consistency in color and quality. It is a flavor you will remember long after your meal is over. Great accompanied by grilled root vegetables and horseradish mashed potatoes.
What I want to share with you, dear readers, is a fool-proof and very simple way to prepare Filet Mignon.
- For most accurate results, you need a trust worthy instant read thermometer.
- A Cast-Iron Skillet is my favorite pan of choice. Otherwise a heavy-bottomed skillet works. I don't recommend a non-stick skillet, because we're going to do some serious searing.
- Bring the meat to room temperature 20-30 minutes before cooking it; this will ensure a more even cooking result.
- Check the steaks a minute or two early, by inserting an instant read thermometer sideways and into center of each steak. If the temperature is under 120F, then return it to the oven and cook for another minute or two. Check the temperature. Once the steaks reach no more than 125F, remove them.
- Tightly cover the top of the steaks on a plate (I use a carving board) and allow the steaks to rest, and to allow the juices to redistribute.
TASTING NOTES: You see? As long as you test the temperature of the steaks, you can't overcook and ruin these? Perfect! Just the way we like it. Truthfully, we both loved these steaks. They were butter-tender, and flavorful. Just the simplicity of salt and pepper was all we needed. Best of all, this meal costs much less than you would pay in a fine restaurant. I know we'll be ordering more of these steaks, in the near future. So can you!
Certified Steak and Seafood Company was formed by the three Frisch boys, Mark, Adam, and Steven; all of whom thought that everyone should be able to buy the highest quality steaks and seafood direct. The brothers experience comes from a three generation family owned wholesale company that is one of the largest seafood importers in America.
They have vast experience in sourcing and selling high quality seafood and meat products to the commercial trade — and bring you the same grade of products fine restaurants, resorts, hotels, and high-end retail stores demand – and at a direct price that gives you tremendous value for every purchase.
This sponsorship is brought to you by Certified Steak & Seafood Company who we have partnered with for this promotion. My opinions are strictly my own.

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He's No (Longer) Angel
Former TV vampire David Boreanaz '91 stars on a new series, Bones.
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A seminar exploring science-based environmental policy in order to direct scientific synthesis and new research that meets the criteria for policy relevance. The seminar involves two discussions each week and relies on concepts and data from ecological and biogeochemical disciplines to predict and manage the impacts of environmental changes, such as invasive species and changing climate, on supporting ecosystem services that underlie the provisioning of resources such as food and clean water. Prerequisites: F&ES 500a and 515a, or permission of the instructor.Prerequisites for F&ES 733:


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In its effort to uphold the 1998 Child Online Protection Act (COPA), the U.S. Department of Justice is leaving no stone unturned. Its widely reported issuance of subpoenas to Internet search companies AOL, MSN, Google, and Yahoo is just the tip of the iceberg: The government has demanded information from at least 34 Internet service providers, search companies, and security software firms.
Responding to a Freedom of Information Act request filed by InformationWeek, the Department of Justice disclosed that it has issued subpoenas to a broad range of companies, including AT&T, Comcast Cable, Cox Communications, EarthLink, LookSmart, SBC Communications (then separate from AT&T), Symantec, and Verizon.
Asked which companies objected to, or sought to limit, these subpoenas, Department of Justice spokesperson Charles Miller declined to comment, citing that the litigation was ongoing. He also declined to comment on the utility of the information gathered by the government.
The documents presented to InformationWeek reveal that some companies did object to the government's demands. In an E-mail sent to the Department of Justice last July, Fernando Laguarda, an attorney representing Cablevision Systems Corp., characterized some of what the government was asking for as "overly broad, vague, ambitious, and unduly burdensome."
In a letter sent to the Department of Justice in August, Joseph Serino Jr., an attorney representing Verizon, voiced similar objections. However, he clearly states that his objections are routine and intended to protect the company.
The one exceptional objection he cites has to do with the sensitivity of the information sought. Serino said Verizon Online is concerned that documents might be forwarded to people working for entities hostile to Verizon Online, or that are suing the company, including the Justice Department itself and the American Civil Liberties Union.
Verizon didn't respond to requests for comment.
The subpoenas were issued between June and September 2005. Beyond AOL, MSN, Google, and Yahoo, the only other search engine subpoenaed was LookSmart.
It's likely, however, that the government's interest in LookSmart stems not from the company's search engine, but from its ownership of Internet content filtering software company Net Nanny.
LookSmart declined to comment about the information it was asked for and the information it provided. EarthLink likewise declined to comment.
The bulk of the subpoenas were directed at Internet service providers and makers of content filtering software. The effectiveness of filtering technology is a critical issue in the COPA case. If the Department of Justice can prove that filters fail to shield minors from explicit material online, COPA may well be reinstated.
The full list of companies subpoenaed by the Department of Justice includes: 711Net (Mayberry USA), American Family Online, AOL, AT&T, Authentium, BellSouth, Cablevision, Charter Communications, Comcast Cable Company, Computer Associates, ContentWatch, Cox Communications, EarthLink, Google, Internet4Families, LookSmart, McAfee, MSN, Qwest, RuleSpace, S4F (Advance Internet Management), SafeBrowse, SBC Communications, Secure Computing Corp., Security Software Systems, SoftForYou, Solid Oak Software, SurfControl, Symantec, Time Warner, Tucows (Mayberry USA), United Online, Verizon, and Yahoo.
The subpoenas directed at security software companies asked for a substantial amount of information, including any and all documents that fall into 29 separate categories, including the kinds of content filtering products or services offered, the number of customers using those products or services, how users configure their filters, how filters get updated, R&D spending on such products, the methodology used to generate blacklisted or filtered sites, and pretty much any data gathered that relates to the use of filters.


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Accuray Incorporated to Host Analyst Meeting at ASTRO 2010
Oct 13, 2010, 08:30 ET
SUNNYVALE, Calif., Oct. 13 /PRNewswire/ -- Accuray Incorporated (Nasdaq: ARAY), a global leader in the field of radiosurgery, will host an Analyst Meeting in San Diego, Calif., on Monday, November 1, 2010 at 3:30 p.m. PT/ 6:30 p.m. ET. This meeting coincides with the 52nd Annual Meeting of the American Society for Radiation Oncology (ASTRO).
Remote participants can join the meeting by calling 1-866-713-8566 (USA) or 1-617-597-5325 (International), Conference ID: 22079907. In addition, a dial-up replay of the meeting will be available beginning Monday, November 1, 2010 at 6:30 p.m. PT/9:30 p.m. ET and ending on Monday, November 8, 2010. The replay telephone number is 1-888-286-8010 (USA) or 1-617-801-6888 (International), Conference ID: 50017575.
A live webcast of the meeting will be available online from the Investor Relations page of the Company's Web site at http://www.accuray.com. The webcast replay of the meeting will begin approximately one hour after the conclusion of the live event and will be available for approximately 30 days.
About the CyberKnife® Robotic Radiosurgery System
The CyberKnife Robotic Radiosurgery System is the world's only robotic radiosurgery system designed to treat tumors anywhere in the body non-invasively. Using continual image guidance technology and computer controlled robotic mobility, the CyberKnife System automatically tracks, detects and corrects for tumor and patient movement in real-time throughout the treatment. This enables the CyberKnife System to deliver high-dose radiation with pinpoint precision, which minimizes damage to surrounding healthy tissue and eliminates the need for invasive head or body stabilization frames.
About Accuray
Accuray Incorporated (Nasdaq: ARAY), based in Sunnyvale, Calif., is a global leader in the field of radiosurgery dedicated to providing an improved quality of life and a non-surgical treatment option for those diagnosed with cancer. Accuray develops and markets the CyberKnife Robotic Radiosurgery System, which extends the benefits of radiosurgery to include extracranial tumors, including those in the spine, lung, prostate, liver and pancreas. To date, the CyberKnife System has been used to treat more than 100,000 patients worldwide and more than 206 systems have been installed in leading hospitals in the Americas, Europe and Asia. For more information, please visit www.accuray.com.
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There's a war on across the country over who will be allowed to vote in 2008. One of the key battles in the election was fought on January 9 before the Supreme Court.
The case is called Crawford v. Marion County Election Board. It tests an Indiana statute, passed in 2005, requiring voters to present a government-issued ID before they can cast a ballot. The law is aimed at alleged fraudulent voting by unregistered or noncitizen voters. Republicans insist that these voters pose a major problem, despite the fact that every systematic study of the question has concluded that this kind of fraud–called "voter impersonation"–is all but unknown in the United States right now. In fact, authorities in Indiana could not point to a single case of voter impersonation in the state's history.
Voter ID laws span a wide spectrum. The federal Help America Vote Act (HAVA), passed in 2002, provides that all states must require ID from first-time voters who register by mail. But twenty-five states and the District of Columbia have gone beyond this. Eighteen require all voters to produce some form of ID, which may be a bank statement or utility bill sent to their address. Two require a photo ID, which may include employee or other unofficial IDs. Arizona requires all voters to produce either one government-issued ID or two other identifications. Indiana stands alone in requiring that the ID have a photo and be issued by the government–the most difficult forms of identification to obtain. Voters who don't have such IDs are supposed to cast "provisional" ballots, which will be counted only if they show up at election headquarters with a proper ID within a few days of the voting.
The more restrictive the law, the greater the likelihood that it will tip a close election by turning away legal voters–mostly the poor, minorities and the elderly. It's not a coincidence that these voters tend to vote Democratic. In fact, the State of Indiana, in its filings with the Supreme Court, admits that the litigation represents "politics by other means." This flippant attitude toward the right to vote permeates the state's argument. Unfortunately, the Supreme Court has shown signs that it shares the view that turning voters away from the polls is constitutionally unimportant.
A coalition of Democratic Party officials and activists promptly challenged the Indiana law. A federal district court dismissed their challenge on the ground that they had not shown that the law would actually prevent anyone from voting. The plaintiffs presented an exhaustive study by a well-known election expert estimating the number of registered Indiana voters who lacked ID at nearly 1 million; the district judge, however, dismissed the report as "utterly incredible and unreliable."


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City Interactive is planning to release a direct sequel to its original game, Sniper, in the projected release window of Q2 2012. Running on CryEngine 3, Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 picks up where the original game left off and takes you to such exotic locales as Antarctica, Bosnia, the Himalayas, and other urban and jungle environments. Though the environments are large and detailed, the heart of the game still revolves around reaching out and snuffing someone who ideally never knew you were there. This time around, you have even more ways to get that done.
One new feature is the ability to perform stealth kills on the enemy. At certain points, there are scripted events where you or both you and your spotter will lie in wait for the enemy before slitting their throats. However, any enemy unaware of your presence is a potential candidate for an up-close-and-personal meeting with your blade, and that gives stealthy players another option in dealing with enemy units.
Unlike other games, your spotter seems to be useful, as he relays tactical information and occasionally takes out enemies that you've missed. At certain points, you and your spotter will synchronize shots against pairs of foes, or he will bet that you can't take out those two enemies with a single shot. Barring a few small enhancements, the ballistics model is largely unchanged from the original game and builds upon the successful modeling used in the original.
As you hold your breath and steady your shots, the game slows down, allowing you to have that much more time in lining up and taking a killing shot from an arguably ridiculous range. For some shots, the game shows a cut scene of the bullet flying in for the kill — a nice touch for those long-distance shots. Once the kill has been made, it may be prudent to escape the area as quickly as possible — a feat made easier with the inclusion of drivable vehicles, such as ATVs and trucks.
Other times, your escape may not be possible due to the small matter of an enemy gunship hovering overhead and raining down gunfire on your position. With the lack of an antiaircraft gun, you and your spotter must come up with the plan of getting an angle on the cockpit and shooting the pilot. Though the encounter was certainly heavily scripted and a work in progress, it was entertaining to have your spotter draw the chopper's fire while you go into aiming mode and put a bullet into the unsuspecting pilot, causing the whole bird to plummet to earth.
Upon release, Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 should have around 16 missions spanning 10 hours of gameplay, and that should give people plenty of time to get in their ranged combat early next year. While details in the multiplayer offerings were a bit scarce, it appears that a lot of effort is being put forth to make the single-player experience a memorable romp of long-distance headshots and close-combat stealth kills. Look for more information on the game as it gets close to its release date.
Greg Hale also contributed to this preview.
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18-year-old gets 30-35 years for Lincoln slaying
18-year-old gets 30-35 years for Lincoln slaying
LINCOLN, Neb. —
An 18-year-old has been given 30 to 35 years in prison for fatally shooting another young Lincoln man.
Zachary Neuberger pleaded no contest to manslaughter and a weapons charge after prosecutors lowered the charges. Neuberger was sentenced on Monday in Lancaster County District Court.
Prosecutors say Neuberger used a shotgun to shoot 19-year-old Naif Al-Kazahy during a late-night brawl in July. Two other men were charged as accessories in the fight, which involved several people.


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Lake District Holiday Cottages
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A modern holiday lodge located close to Keswick and Lake Derwentwater. South-facing terrace. Spacious open-plan layout. Private parking. Local amenities, pubs, shops 10 mins. (Ref. 972372)
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Centre cottage of three stone barn conversions in beautiful countryside. Close to Ullverston Lake. Wifi. Pets welcome.Peaceful retreat. Keswick 9 miles (Ref. 972354)
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Stunning cottage on exclusive development of Grade II listed properties. WiFi. En-suites. Ground floor bedrooms suitable for guests with reduced mobility. 150 yards pub and shop. Close to Scafell, Wastwater and West Lakes. (Ref. 972617)
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18th century renovated farmers' cottage in the Lake District. Features original beams and wood burning stove with antique and country style furnishings. Perfect for relaxing and exploring the nearby Lake Ullswater (2 miles). Wi-Fi. Pet friendly. (Ref. 972467)
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Just Show Me Lake District Cottages
Sykes' collection of Lake District cottages and holiday
homes offers a wide range of quality accommodation. From a Lakeland
cottage on a remote working farm to a property right at the heart
of things in a bustling Lakeland resort such as Bowness or Keswick,
we are sure to have a Lake District cottage to meet your
requirements. And whether your Lakeland cottage break is to be
active, indulgent, relaxed, romantic, challenging or simply some
precious time out with the family, we're sure to have a perfect
handpicked Lake District holiday property just for you. Many of our
Lake District cottages are available for short breaks throughout
the year, an ideal opportunity to grab a late Lake District holiday
deal or last minute break.
The English Lake District is a region of breathtaking natural beauty. From the highest fells to the quietest and most remote valleys and from the sands of the Cumbrian coast to where the eastern fringes of the region nudge the rolling hills of North Yorkshire, there is something truly magical and awe-inspiring about this ancient land, carved out by glaciers over millennia. Whether your Lakeland cottage is a base for an active holiday, romantic escape, or get-away-from it all break, the charm of the Lake District is certain to weave its magic.
Perfect cottages across the Lake District from Sykes
A Lake District cottage holiday is a perfect choice for a break at any time of the year. Though principal towns such as Kendal, Keswick, Windermere and Ambleside are thronged with visitors during summer weekends, those seeking to get away from it all will be rewarded even in the height of summer on a Lakeland cottage holiday in many of the quieter villages and hamlets dotted among the green valleys of this beautiful region. Out of season, even the larger towns still provide a relaxing haven for a Lake District cottage holiday break.
Please find below our self-catering holiday cottages to rent in the Lake District, if you need any further help finding your perfect lake district accommodation, please feel free to email or call us. If you're looking for some inspiration for your next Lake District adventure, visit our Inspire Me pages and find a host of fantastic information about where to stay, things to do, events to attend, places to eat and drink and more.Read more about the Lake District
Choose a great Lakeland holiday cottage
When it comes to Lakeland accommodation, Sykes has something for everyone whether you're planning an action-packed holiday with the family, a quiet weekend's walking the fells with your favourite other half or a bumper celebration with friends at New Year. Indeed, we feature an unrivalled range of quality accommodation in the Lake District, from traditional Lakeland cottages on remote working farms and inviting hideaways near the coast, to Lake District holiday lets right at the heart of things in thriving centres like Bowness and Keswick. Whatever kind of location, whatever kind of Lake District holiday rental, we're sure to meet your requirements. Below we list all our holiday lets in the Lake District, starting with the smallest first. To narrow your search, use the map and check live availability and prices, or please feel free to email or call us to discuss our holiday rentals in the Lake District in more detail.
Great Lake District Family Attractions
Peter Rabbit and Postman Pat are just two of the little characters you might encounter when you book a Lake District cottage. This sublime slice of England has captivated writers and poets for generations, not to mention visitors from across the globe - and it's easy to see why.
Visit The World of Beatrix Potter Attraction where you can see all twenty three stories by Beatrix Potter told in a wonderfully realistic indoor attraction. See Peter Rabbit and Jemima Puddle-duck and even visit Mr McGregor's garden! After visiting the fictional animals of Beatrix Potter why not go and visit some real life animals at South Lakes Wild Animal Park? Lions and tigers and bears, oh my!
Savour sticky Grasmere Gingerbread or a slab of Kendal Mint
Cake. Splash out in a Michelin-starred restaurant or pick up local
delicacies at a farmers' market. And quench your thirst
sampling award-winning ales at specialist micro-breweries and
welcoming country pubs. Whatever you fancy doing, book one of our
lovely Lake District cottages and enjoy this natural playground
Experience the beautiful Lake District National Park
The Lake District National Park is, in every sense, the heart of
Cumbria. It
covers over 880 square miles and encircles sixteen great lakes
within its protective boundaries - from the secluded and tranquil
waters of Buttermere,
Wastwater and Rydal, to Windermere and
Coniston, alive with
pleasure boats and bustling lakeside towns. From the depths of the
lakes rise great mountains and craggy hills, down which fast
flowing waterfalls tumble in to the streams and valley rivers
below. Seasoned walkers can take up the challenge of mighty
Skiddaw, Scafell Pike (England's highest mountain) and the
ever-popular Helvellyn while less agile visitors can enjoy
contemplative strolls at lower levels - circular walks are possible
around the shores of several of the smaller lakes such as Rydal and
Discover a magical region of soaring mountains, glistening lakes, dense green forests and heather-clad moorlands. Explore Roman forts, ancient stone circles and historic estates. A region that offers a sensational range of outdoor activities - classic fell walking, rock climbing, mountain biking, long-distance cycling, golf, fishing, kayaking, sailing and more. From sculpture trails and street art to rock festivals and theatre, the Lake District's cultural side is worth closer inspection too. Enjoy a fascinating tour of Dove Cottage and Hill Top, the delightful homes of Wordsworth and Beatrix Potter.
With such beauty it's little surprise that the Lake District
has inspired romantic poets and great writers - Wordsworth and
Coleridge, Beatrix Potter and Arthur Ransome and, of course, the
great John Ruskin. Today the area continues to top the poll as
"the best place for romance in the United Kingdom"!
South Lakes - A great holiday spot
The South Lakeland makes an excellent choice for a Lake District cottage stay. Between the many and varied tourist attractions and the area of Outstanding Natural Beauty that is the Lake District National Park, there's more than enough to fill a weekend or a week-long holiday. Historic Kendal, on the boundary of the stunningly beautiful National Park, boasts a twelfth century castle, some fine museums, good shopping and, in nearby Sizergh Castle and Levens Hall, two historic country estates. England's largest lake, Lake Windermere, attracts flocks of visitors to its gentle shore. Ride the paddle steamers, enjoy a day at the Lake District National Park Centre at Brockhole or take a short ramble up Orrest Head and let the whole Lakeland panorama unfold in all its splendour. Spend some time in neighbouring Bowness On Windermere, which has a curiously beside-the-sea-side feel to it, thanks to the lake's shoreline, the ever-present flocks of seagulls and traditional fish and chip shops. Visit the World of Beatrix Potter, the Aquarium of the Lakes and the Windermere Steam Boat Museum.
Nearby Ambleside is the gateway to outdoor adventure; walking and mountain biking can be as easy or as challenging as you choose. A leisurely stroll or cycle on the flat or a trip into Grizedale Forest Park and a fine lunch might be your thing; or maybe you'd prefer a strenuous hike around the high fells of the Fairfield horseshoe, a spot of climbing in the Langdale Valley or canoeing on the river Brathay - you set the pace. Visit beautiful National Trust Brantwood House on the shores of Lake Coniston, stop for tea and cake in the gardens, or walk in Wainwright's footsteps up the famous 'Old Man' of Coniston. A well-earned pint of fine local ale in one of the many traditional pubs will taste all the more refreshing for the exercise!
Stunning Cumbrian coastline and lowland fells
If the holiday hotspots of the South Lakes prove a little too busy, then the West and North Lakes offer the opportunity to enjoy a Lakeland cottage holiday that's truly away from it all. Take time to appreciate the brooding, austere beauty of the country's deepest lake at Wastwater; enjoy peaceful Ennerdale and Loweswater; discover Eskdale and neighbouring Boot nestling in a lovely valley with the fabulous Ravenglass to Dalegarth narrow gauge steam railway running along the valley bottom. Visit the historic castle and gardens at Muncaster, or, further south, enjoy the Cartmel and Furness Peninsulas offering such gems as picturesque Cartmel and the Victorian seaside resort of Grange-over-Sands, as well as three internationally recognised nature reserves. Lakeland Museums are many and varied; the Motor Museum at Holker Hall near Grange, the Pencil Museum in Keswick; the Football museum in Ambleside are just three examples.
Keswick, one of the larger towns in the North Lakes on the shores of Derwentwater, makes a great base for a Lakeland cottage. With the mighty Skiddaw as a backdrop, the town combines some good shops, a wide variety of restaurants and a theatre and cinema with natural beauty in abundance. Take a boat out on the lake, hike up Skiddaw or Catbells for breathtaking Lakeland panoramas; visit the Osprey sanctuary in nearby Whinlatter Forest or take to the trees at the Go Ape high ropes adventure course. Pretty Ullswater offers more opportunity for watersports - boating, fishing, yachting or a relaxing on a pleasure cruise on one of the lake's steamers. Visit the region's highest waterfall at roaring Aira Force; reflect on the ancient landscape at Castlerigg Stone Circle, or head into the heart of the Lake District, and discover the less busy lakes of Buttermere and Crummock Water.
Further out of the National Park, Carlisle is a busy market town, with an extensive range of shops and amenities, restaurants and a castle and cathedral that are well worth discovering. The excellent Rhegedd centre close to Penrith is one of the region's leading visitor attractions and an excellent all-weather day out. The Centre is famous for its large-format, IMAX-style film theatre, showing breathtaking giant-screen films of both the local area and of international interest. There is also a permanent Mountaineering Exhibition charting the history of climbing, from its birthplace in Cumbria to the world stage.
A Lake District cottage in the north of the region opens up a host of attractions beyond the Lake District National Park itself to those choosing to base themselves in the area. The lush Eden Valley, with market towns such as Appleby and Kirkby Stephen; the Howgills range of mountains sheltering scenic North Yorkshire villages such as Hawes and Dent, and further north, Hadrian's Wall, historic Carlisle and the Scottish borders are all within driving distance for a day out.


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Cameron, Panama teams split games in Poteau Wood Bat Festival
CAMERON — The two LeFlore County baseball teams, the Cameron Yellowjackets and the Panama Razorbacks, who were at this site of the 2012 Poteau Wood Bat Festival both split their two games in which they played.The 'Jackets defeated Moss 5-1 Friday afternoon, but lost by the same score Saturday afternoon to Fort Smith (Ark.) Northside.Both of the Hogs' games were Friday. They run ruled Haileyville 15-0, but then were run ruled themselves 12-2 by Sallisaw-Central.


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If you know (or you think) that your ancestors were from Saviano, you could find info about your Italian family at Registrar of Vital Statistics in the City Office or at the parishes.
Registry offices in Campania and in Napoli province were established in early 1800: it means that you could find information in Saviano registrar as of that date.
Before to start your genealogy research in Saviano, we suggest you to read our tips for your search . They are useful to search in Campania and in Saviano too.
In the next picture you can see the demographic trends in Saviano from the Italian Unification (1861).
It could be important to know if the last name you are investigating is a frequent surname in Saviano. As more your surname is common in Saviano, as more it could be difficult to find the right info about your ancestors in Saviano archives if you have not exact dates.
It could be useful for you to know that some of the most common surnames in Napoli province are:
Amato, Ambrosio, Annunziata, Ascione, Borrelli, Borriello, Capasso, Capuano, Castaldo, Cirillo, Coppola, Cozzolino, Cuomo, D'Angelo, De Falco, De Luca, De Martino, De Rosa, De Simone, Del Prete, Di Costanzo, Di Maio, Esposito, Ferrara, Ferraro, Fusco, Gallo, Gargiulo, Giordano, Guarino, Izzo, Liguori, Maresca, Marino, Napolitano, Pagano, Palumbo, Panico, Piccolo, Riccio, Romano, Ruggiero, Russo, Sannino, Scognamiglio, Sorrentino, Vitale, Vitiello.
Church archives in Napoli province may instead contain even older information, but they are far less accessible from abroad (and almost impossible by email).
Then,parishes send information not easily.
If you have the opportunity to visit Saviano and Napoli province, you could plan to investigate churches' archives by yourself, but from abroad is very difficult to obtain any result unless you find a reliable local help.
Another important source of information is the "Archivio di Stato" (National archive) in Napoli(Naples).
In any case, never give up! Probably the distance from your country and Italy, some difficulties in understanding and in translation, could complicate your search but this should not discourage you.
It's important to plan your activities to carry on with simple goals (eg. search for a single date of birth, the name of an ancestor, the date of a marriage, etc.)
If you want to discuss with other people interested in genealogy research in Saviano, or if you have questions regarding your family in Saviano, just leave a message below
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Just about everyone knows helicopter parents, always hovering overhead to make sure their children are thriving. In a survey of 725 employers hiring recent college graduates, more than a quarter had been contacted by applicants' parents or received applicants' resumes from parents; some even had parents show up with their children at interviews, negotiate the terms of job offers, and ask for a raise or promotion.
In the workplace, many people become helicopter managers, hanging over their employees in a well-intentioned but ill-fated attempt to provide support. These are givers gone awry—so desperate to help others that they develop a white knight complex and end up causing harm instead.
Studies by psychologist Sandy Lim of the National University of Singapore suggest that helicopter managers disrupt employees' learning and damage their confidence, preventing them from becoming independent and competent. In focusing on the short-term benefits of helping, helicopter managers overlook the long-term costs.
Research at the Center for Creative Leadership shows that challenges—including having to work on unfamiliar tasks, lead change during uncertainty and exercise influence without authority—are important predictors of learning on the job. Three decades of evidence reveals that people perform better when they are given difficult goals. Challenges motivate them to work harder and smarter, develop knowledge and skills, and test different strategies.
But what's the optimal level of difficulty?
In a study led by the late University of Michigan psychologist John Atkinson, people were given the opportunity to take practice shots from three different distances in a game of shuffleboard. Here were the odds of success for each:
- Very easy (1 to 5 feet away): 55 percent
- Intermediate (6 to 10 feet): 30 percent
- Very difficult (11 to 15 feet): 2 percent
As you might expect, participants classified as high achievers preferred to challenge themselves. More than half of the high achievers chose the intermediate level of difficulty, and more than one-third chose the very difficult distances. Just 6 percent chose the very easy distances.
But surprisingly, the low achievers liked challenges too. Only 19 percent of them chose the very easy distances, 26 percent chose the intermediate difficulty, and 54 percent chose the very difficult distances. In other studies, Atkinson found that people often prefer a 50 percent chance of success over a 75 percent chance. In Ambition (Basic Books, 1992), social psychologist Gilbert Brim writes that people strive for "just manageable difficulties" that test and stretch their skills, but don't set them up for certain failure.
To prevent the helping hand from striking again, managers need to keep their helicopter tendencies in check. Instead of rushing to the rescue in ways that fail to benefit employees and providing help that stifles their growth and development, leaders would be wise to present manageable difficulties. Anne Frank once said, one "can only give good advice or put them on the right paths, but the final forming of a person's character lies in their own hands."
Adam Grant is a professor at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School and author of Give and Take: A Revolutionary Approach to Success (Viking Adult, 2013).


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Microsoft has released a security patch to repair a flaw in an API that works with extended stored procedures. A user exploiting this breach could execute foreign code or shut down the server. The problem affects SQL Server 2000 and 7.0, SQL Server Desktop Engine 2000, and Microsoft Data Engine 1.0 (MSDE 1.0). You can apply the SQL Server 7.0 patch on top of Service Pack 2 (SP2) and the SQL Server 2000 patch on top of SQL Server 2000. Microsoft plans to include these patches in the next service pack releases. Patches are available on Microsoft's support Web site. See the Microsoft Web site for more information about the patch.
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text: Charles Krauthammer: "Well, he says he's not concerned about the impact on the elections. I'm sure he's very sincere on that. But it is a little odd that he shows up in the Briefing Room where he hasn't shown up in the Briefing Room for what, a month-and-a-half? For Libya or for anything else for that matter. Then you get the photo-ops of him in the Situation Room deploying I guess the utility crews who restore power all over America. Where you would think he might want to use the Situation Room to convene high level people during the night hours when our people were under attack in Benghazi. It's hard to look at this, playing the president, playing the Commander in Chief in what's a natural disaster that really doesn't require a lot of from the White House. It's up to the governors mostly. The White House and the government release money. That's all they do and he's really good at releasing money."


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Can you explain further the RDS(on)Limited dotted line?
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"The RDS(on)Limited dotted line shows the limits of the area in which characteristics cannot be obtained due to ON resistance" in the safe operating area in the forward direction of the power MOSFET (part name: 2SJ553). (FAQ 1007651) In order to increase device output current Id, must Vds be enlarged to some extent from this limiting line? I think that if I increase the gate voltage and lower the on-resistance, I can use up to the rated Id. Is this wrong?
For operation in this range, the area is theoretically limited by RDS(on)max, and ID = VDS/RDS(on). In the case of the 2SJ553, from the datasheet RDS(on)max is 0.037 Ω, and from the above formula ID = VDS/0.037. For example from the SOA diagram on page 3 of the datasheet, when VDS = -0.4 V, ID = -0.4/0.037 = -10.8 A. A general explanation is shown in the application note.
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Awkward Suggestions
Let's have fun with the Google search box.
The Google search box has become the new oracle at Delphi, the thing we consult before all major undertakings. How do I know this?
Through Google Suggest, of course. For the complete take on Suggest, read my colleague Josh Levin in Slate. For those who don't know how Suggest works, he sums it up nicely:
Google doesn't reveal its search algorithms, but the company's engineers confirm that what we're looking at in [Google Suggest] is, essentially, a list of the most popular queries that start with a given prefix. (It's unclear what time period the suggestions are culled during, but a spokesman says they're generated from "recent [search] activity.") A suggestion-enabled search is like an instant popularity contest. Just type in a couple of letters, and you've got access to oodles of data on what your fellow Web surfers are hunting for.
To wit: Google Suggest is a helpful feature. It's a little sliver of the collective mind. It's also a lot of fun to mess with.
The Internet has lots of great examples of misfires served by Google. Here's a favorite: "i am extremely terrified of chinese people." But I was most impressed with this anonymous bit of genius dug up by Digg, which uses Google for some armchair sociolinguistic analysis. The graphic compares "less intelligent" queries with "more intelligent" queries, such as "how 2" with "how might one:"
You can spend entire afternoons duplicating this experiment:
Compared with:
Grammar also seems to make a difference:
Perhaps "less intelligent" vs. "more intelligent" isn't the kindest or most accurate way to classify these queries. Some of the "more intelligent" queries are clearly high-schoolers desperately trying to get their homework done. And some of the "less intelligent" queries are no doubt very smart people distracting themselves with Google in an idle moment. But let's not allow nuance to get in the way of contest. Send me your best example of a "less intelligent" vs. a "more intelligent" query at email@example.com. The winner will receive my undying gratitude and whatever Slate item in their size that I can find lying around the office. (No umbrellas left, sorry.) I'll announce the winner next week.


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My sister just loves the cheeseboard and said she needed one this size. I loved the free shipping and quick arrival. Very satisfactory transaction. Thank you.
The Cheese Board - Wisconsin Hardwood is skillfully handmade by DHH Designs. Each unique cheese board is individually handcrafted with Wisconsin hardwoods including Maple, Oak, Cherry, Black Walnut, and African Padauk. The African Padauk will age to a deep burgundy color. The cheese board is highly polished with a natural finish, too. Since every cheese board is individually handmade, the patterns and woods will vary. The Cheese Board - Wisconsin Hardwood would be a great gift for any occasion.


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Firefighting foam fills airplane hangar as part of drill in PortsmouthBy KIMBERLEY HAAS
Union Leader Correspondent
August 22. 2017 10:07PM
PORTSMOUTH — PlaneSense tested its emergency fire extinguishing system at its hangar in Portsmouth on Tuesday morning.
The 40,000-square-foot hangar was filled with non-toxic foam designed to smother flames.
PlaneSense officials say the test drill is mandatory every five years. Additional safety and fire system tests are performed on an annual basis.
Foam is used to fight fires in airplane hangars because it does not damage the sensitive electronics in aircraft and equipment that may be stored inside the facility.
During Tuesday's test, 25 gallons of foam mixture was used to create 10 feet of soap bubbles which filled the hangar.
Vice President of Flight Operations Ray Torres said protecting employees and the fleet of aircraft is a priority for company officials. Approximately 60 aircraft mechanics and line staff workers are inside the hangar throughout the day.
"It's primarily for the safety of the workers — the people associated with our company — to ensure their safety. The other benefit, of course, is it also protects the equipment that our owners have purchased. They're very, very expensive airplanes, so it makes sure that the other airplanes that might not be associated with an event are also protected. But it's primarily for the safety of the people," Torres said.
The hangar is part of an 88,000-square-foot office complex and is used to service PlaneSense's fleet of nearly 40 aircraft. The fractional aircraft ownership company has been in operation since 1996, and has the largest civilian fleet of Pilatus PC-12 aircraft in the world.
PlaneSense also has several Nextant 400XTi jets and officials there are eagerly awaiting the arrival of Pilatus PC-24 jets, which will be coming soon.
PlaneSense serves customers throughout the United States, and offers flights to Cuba and Bermuda.
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Who knew that a magazine titled "Cook's Country" would have some pretty tasty recipes with an Asian influence?! We love Thai food, so this recipe caught my eye, as I was looking for the lemon pudding cake recipe I made a couple of weeks ago.
I am still eating from what's in my pantry and refrigerator, so I was pleased that I had every ingredient on hand! I had asparagus that really needed to be cooked, so "Asian" was tonight's dinner.
You'll need chili garlic sauce, rice vinegar, oyster sauce, toasted sesame oil, peanut butter, fresh ginger, asparagus, linguine (or rice noodles, which I'll use next time) and cut-up chicken breasts (or shrimp would work well).
I keep oyster sauce, fish sauce and chili garlic sauce, on hand, because I enjoy making meals with an Asian infuence. By the way-- do not be afraid of oyster or fish sauce! Please! I hate oysters. Truth be told, I've read that what I buy is oyster-flavored sauce. I like the thickness it gives to sauce, and it has a very subtle flavor. Fish sauce stinks, okay? Somehow, it doesn't both me because it also gives a subtle (in my opinion) flavor to Thai and Asian dishes.
You'll want to cook the linguine a little less than al dente (about 7 minutes) and then toss in cut up asparagus for about 3 minutes, then drain. While the pasta is cooking, I cooked cut up chicken until just pink-- about 2-3 minutes per side and then I set that aside.
Here's a tip when I make pasta-- I place a measuring cup into my colander. That reminds me to reserve pasta water. With this recipe, the pasta water helps to blend the sauce (which I didn't photograph, silly me).
Once the pasta is drained, you put it back into the pot, add the chicken and then pour the sauce and blend.
This made a lot of food! From start to setting the plate onto the table, it took less than 30 minutes.
If I had some fresh cilantro, that would have made a pretty garnish. Pretend there is some on this plate, okay?
The sauce has a little "bite" to it from the fresh ginger and chili garlic sauce. My husband loves heat. Me? I'm a little whimpy, but I could handle it.
The next time I make this dish-- and I will-- I'll definitely try making this with shrimp and rice noodles. The sauce is a winner!


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John Norris is a character from the Grand Theft Auto series who is mentioned on the Liberty Tree website. He is a Liberty Tree writer in 2001. John Norris is a city inspector for all shipments in and out of Shoreside Vale. He seems to believe that Liberty City can not be cleaned up, with illegal activity controlling the city. In the Paul Civille written article 'The W' to Drop in on Liberty City he says "No one can control this airport, if he can he's a better man than I am!"


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So this morning I was awoken by the sounds of construction outside. I then found we had no water in the house. Putting two and two together I determined that the DPW was digging up our connection to the main; apparently to replace our shut off valve, based on visual evidence. We didn't have water all day and they didn't finish the job before quitting time. So they rigged up a work around that I find very amusing. They shut off our mains connection in our basement and then connected our external spigot to our neighbor's spigot. They're back-feeding our system from the neighbor's system. They should be back tomorrow to finish.
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City Bans Bath Salts
ST. MARYS — The city of St. Marys became the second municipality in Auglaize County and the latest across the region to ban the sale and possession of synthetic drugs marketed as bath salts.
During their meeting Monday night, members of the St. Marys City Council approved, under suspension of rules, an emergency ordinance banning sale, possession and manufacture of the synthetic drug that has dominated the news in recent months. The substance, marketed as bath salts, often contains chemical compounds that resemble cocaine and LSD.
"I think the police chief has made it known that he does believe this is an emergency," City Law Director Kraig Noble said. "This would outlaw the sale in the city of St. Marys. The health effects of this are detrimental. There have been several cases where officers have confronted people who are addicted to this. It's really a troublesome situation."
Abusers of the product, which is sold in powder or crystal forms, is often snorted or smoked. It often makes users paranoid and hallucinate — which can make them difficult to deal with if encountered by law enforcement officials. There have been recent cases ranging from Wapakoneta to Celina of individuals believed to have been abusing bath salts — including an incident where a man jumped out of an ambulance while en route to a Lima hospital.
The ban does not cover actual bath salts, which include Epsom salts and other therapeutic products. The products that are included in the ban are simply marketed as bath salts.
A provision to ban the products statewide is included in the proposed state budget. However the city ban takes effect immediately.
The village of New Bremen became the first entity in Auglaize County to pass a ban on the products. Since then, the city of Lima also imposed a ban and the city of Wapakoneta has one in the works.
Councilors also approved the, under suspension of rules, an emergency ordinance authorizing Safety-Service Director Tom Hitchcock to enter into a power sales contract agreement regarding the Fremont Energy Center. Marc Gerken, president and CEO of AMP, gave a presentation for councilors regarding the facility. The plant would provide 8 megawatts of intermediate power to the city. By obtaining the intermediate power, the city would not have to buy power off the open energy market when its power needs peak. The plant is scheduled to go online Jan. 1 with approximately 85 to 90 AMP members on board.
Councilors also heard concerns from a pair of residents who live on Beech Street regarding the possibility of the city installing a privacy fence around a city soccer field being put in place in their neighborhood. Councilors tasked Hitchcock with developing a list of options and costs of types of fences to bring to the next council meeting. Hitchcock told the resident he intended to build a chain-linked fence surrounding the field.
In other business, councilors:
• Approved the third and final reading of an ordinance authorizing the trade in of a street sweeper.
• Approved, under suspension of rules, an emergency ordinance authorizing a transfer into the drug law enforcement fund.
• Approved, under suspension of rules, an emergency resolution authorizing the sale of beer at K.C. Geiger Park during SummerFest.
• Approved the first reading of a resolution regarding the 2012 budget.
The next meeting of the St. Marys City Council is scheduled for 7 p.m. July 11 at the city building located along East Spring Street.


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The example below shows a Create New Page dialog with nine fields on the Main tab. The optional Keywords field displays on the Other tab, as shown in the second image. Your organization may opt not to use the Other tab, or distribute a different set of fields between the Main tab and Other tab. At a minimum, creating new pages generally requires entering standard metadata (page name, title, publication date, and description) and often includes additional specific information in the form of Custom Properties (or custom metadata) for categorization, display, or other applications.
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Description: provides a brief summary of page content.
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What's That Sound?
Keep your preschoolers' ears alert and their minds occupied with these activities that require active listening and feature a few fun ways to produce and transmit sound.Download All (9)
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Play the Rainbow to Explore AcousticsView Full Activity
In this activity, your child fills jars with water to learn about acoustics, and practices mixing colors to form a rainbow of colors and sounds.
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There's no need to hunt down a cactus for this rainstick craft. In fact, you can recycle items you probably already have on hand.
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This fun game tests your child's memory and helps him recognize colors, listen well, discriminate between sound and silence, and stop and start on signal.
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Maracas are most commonly found in music around the world. Introduce your child to percussion and rhythm with this easy-to-make instrument.
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Tin can phones offer something modern versions don't - a fun project to make with a friend, and a dramatic illustration of vibration and sound waves.
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An open house on Sunday at River Lea, home of the Grand Island Historical Society, included fashions from the '60s (that's 1960s), when the society was born.
The society is celebrating its 50th birthday this year.
In photo No. 1, society members, from left, Sharon Nichols, Barbara Birt, Jeri Benzing, Maggie Gushue and Teddy Linenfelser served as docents for the open house.
In photo No. 2, Jennifer Long, left, the niece of Sharon Nichols, models a dress from her aunt's '60s wardrobe, as Adele Upton recalls the '60s hippie culture. (photos by Larry Austin)
The next River Lea open house is from 2 to 4 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 21.


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Easter candy, Easter eggs, bunnies and baskets: This holiday is one for kids. The Easter table is a special place you can have fun.
Below are some simple ideas I created for the kid's table that you can easily recreate to make a Happy and Festive Meal!
Use double stick tape to attach crepe-paper-daisy-petals to a dyed egg. Cut a long strip of petals from a white crepe paper party roll then wrap around the egg. Place the egg in a jellybean filled terra cotta pot that you can find in your local crafts store. Paint the pot a pastel color.
There are so many fun cupcake liners available. Place them in an egg cup with an added pipe cleaner handle glued to the sides. Fill with jelly beans.
This project takes time but you will get lots of praise for the hard work. The small terra cotta pots are filled with a baked brownie cake with a crumb topping. Yes, you can bake the pot right in the oven. Remember to use Pam!
The stem is a wood shish-kabob spear (painted green) that is pushed into the bottom of the chocolate egg.
I made the daffodil by wrapping the foiled chocolate easter egg with yellow crepe paper. Wrap egg to make daffodil cup sqeezing paper at bottom around stem. With small scissors cut a strip of 5 petals first and then wrap it around the stem at bottom of cup and tape it to hold in place.
Tape green crepe paper leaves to short wood sticks and push into cake.
Have a Happy Easter Celebration!
All projects designed for Good Housekeeping Magazine. All photos by Michale Partenio.


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Holy crap, look at those models! Thats the prettiest 2D 3D I've ever seen to the point that they could have locked the camera side on and told me it was hand drawn sprites again and I'd have believed them. I still cant quite grasp how theyve managed to make it look so flat and pretty. They even seem to have done slightly janky animations to make it look hand animated.
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Even though there is no standard format for a research report, there is considerable consensus with respect to many elements of the format. The description of format presented here represents some of the common elements. However, before making a decision about format, consult with your faculty Capstone Advisor and, if applicable, your internship supervisor.
The Policy Studies faculty have decided to start publishing student Capstone projects in an online database called ResearchWorks.
This form of electronic publication will replace the former requirement to submit bound, paper copies of the Capstone manuscript, so you do not have to spend time or money printing and binding your work. Now you simply sign and submit a distribution license agreement and then upload the Capstone manuscript to a secure dropbox. One of the primary benefits of this publication method is that your work will be searchable on the Internet. While paper Capstones are theoretically visible to anyone who visits the UWB Library, ResearchWorks will allow much greater and quicker access.
After you complete your Capstone project, please follow these steps:
Note that if you would like a bound, paper version of your Capstone manuscript for yourself, you are welcome to take this step. More information about ResearchWorks is available on the ResearchWorks FAQ page.
The title page is the first page of the manuscript. There is no signature page since the manuscript is now submitted in electronic form. The title page should not be included in the page numbering. (See Appendix A.pdf).
The number of chapters in the Capstone is not fixed. Also, the sequence of items within a given chapter or even the nature of items to be grouped together is not standard. However, in most cases you will present their finding in a five-chapter report format, generally grouped as described below.
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Manchester mayor, school board members fault report on minority studentsBy TED SIEFER
New Hampshire Union Leader
May 13. 2014 11:54PM
Minority student enrollment agreement► Information about the settlement between the city and the Department of Education, with links to the resolution, can be found by clicking here.
MANCHESTER — Mayor Ted Gatsas and several fellow school board members are pushing back against a federal review that faulted the district for a lack of minority students in advanced classes.
At the same time, Gatsas is defending the administration's early steps in pursuing "de-leveling," the elimination of track-based divisions of a subject based on student scores and ability.
In a settlement with the U.S. Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights last month, the district agreed to assess minority student enrollment in advanced high school courses and to take steps to boost their participation.
An investigation by the agency begun in 2011 concluded that black and Hispanic students were disproportionately under-enrolled in Advanced Placement (AP) courses.
At Monday's Board of School Committee meeting, Gatsas was joined by several school board members in criticizing the data.
"I don't have any confidence in any report that has come forward. The numbers are slanted," Gatsas said.
The report used 2010-2011 state data to note that black students, who made up around 7 percent of high school students, held 4.5 percent of the seats in AP courses; Hispanic students, who made up 11 percent of the student body, held no AP seats in two of the high schools and nine seats (6 percent) at Memorial. White students, by contrast, made up about 75 percent of total students, but held about 85 percent of the AP seats.
School board members faulted the report for using three-year-old data and excluding Asian students, who hold a significant percentage of the AP seats. Further complicating the picture is that many of the district's minority students are refugees and immigrants who are learning English and adapting to a new culture.
Gatsas proposed the district perform its own analysis and respond to the Office of Civil Rights.
The board also engaged in a spirited debate Monday about leveling, after the administration announced plans at a recent school board Curriculum and Instruction Committee meeting to move forward with a "de-tracking" pilot program at one of the middle schools.
Ward 10 board member John Avard said he is adamantly opposed to eliminating advanced track courses.
"If we eliminate college prep — the thing driving kids to excel into a higher level — that's not increasing opportunities for any students," Avard said in an interview Tuesday. "This isn't T-ball; not everyone is going to get a trophy at the end. I want to raise the bar and teach all to jump."
Avard also noted that de-leveling had been tried in the middle schools.
"It doesn't work," he said. "It ends up with the whole class bogged down."
But Gatsas defended the concept of teaching students of differing abilities in the same class.
"Guess what? I was in an advanced math class ... and I shouldn't have been there. School is a lot like sports. The worst player on the team looks at the best and wants to be like that," he said.
Ward 1 school board member Sarah Ambrogi said the board should take the disparities pointed out by the Office of Civil Rights and others seriously and not get "defensive."
"We sit here as a very white board saying there are no problems in our district," she said
At-large board member Kathy Staub said that the thrust of the report was for the district to take steps to make minority students more aware of the advanced track opportunities.
"Manchester is a changing place, and we need to be more agile about who we want in our workforce 10 years from now," she said.


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The Confusion Assessment Method (CAM) was developed by Dr. Sharon K. Inouye. The CAM included in the Metathesaurus is extracted from LOINC®and may not be a complete representation of the original source.
CAM is a standardized method that enables non-psychiatric clinicians to accurately identify delirium, and is designed to be completed in less than five minutes by clinicians.
CAM consists of nine criteria from the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-III-R).
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- Inouye SK, van Dyck CH, Alessi CA, Balkin S, Siegal AP, Horwitz RI. Clarifying confusion: the confusion assessment method. A new method for detection of delirium [abstract]. Ann Intern Med. 1990 Dec 15;113(12):941-8. Cited in: PubMed; PMID 2240918. Available from: //www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/2240918
- The Hospital Elder Life Program (HELP) [Internet]. Boston: Hospital Elder Life Program; c2007. Confusion Assessment Method; c2007 [cited 2010 Jun 03]. Available from: http://elderlife.med.yale.edu/public/cam.php?pageid=01.02.04


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Robert D. Bird Sr.
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A memorial service to celebrate the life of Robert D. Bird, Sr. of Bowing Green, MO will be held on Saturday, November 24th at the Second Baptist Church in Bowling Green. Visitation will be held from 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. with the service immediately following.
Robert was born on Mother's Day, May 12, 1941 to Richard Delbert and Nola Imogene (Williams) Bird at Levering Hospital in Hannibal, Missouri. He passed away at his home Sunday, November 18, 2012.
The family moved to rural Bowing Green in 1954 where he met and married his wife of 48 years, Lanette Shinn on April 18, 1964. She survives.
Along with his beloved wife, Robert leaves behind two children, Robert D. (Robbie), Jr. and wife Terri (Grote) Bird of Middletown; Susan and husband Ron Oberman of Hew Hartford; four grandchildren, Michelle, Russell and Raymond Bird, and William Oberman and fiancée Stephanie Wilhoit; one brother and sister-in-law Richard D. Bird, Jr. and wife Connie of Bowing Green; numerous nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles and in-laws. He was preceded in death by his parents.
Robert served his country as a reservist in the United States Army. His first place of employment was Bleigh Construction Company of Hannibal, MO. He started working for Hercules in Louisiana in 1967 and retired from Dyno Nobel in 2000 as a member of the OCAW local 5113.
Robert had many enjoyments and interests throughout his life including horseback riding, fishing, hunting, pitching horseshoes, canoeing and bike riding. He was an avid St. Louis Cardinals fan as well as a fan of high school sports. Robert enjoyed raising, training, and hunting coon hounds. He was very involved with his children, teaching then to ride horses, hunt, fish, and pitch horseshoes. He also enjoyed traveling with his wife and family. One of his favorite trips was to the horse races at Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs, AR.
The most important thing to Robert was being able to spend time with his grandchildren. He rarely missed any function in which they were involved. When his grandchildren came to visit, which they did often, he would stop what he was doing to listen to their stories and teach them about the things he enjoyed most. He loved bragging about his grandchildren and was proud of each of their accomplishments.
Robert was a true and loyal friend to many throughout his life.
Per Robert's wishes cremation will be handled by Grand View Funeral Home of Hannibal, MO. A private burial at Mt. Pisgah Cemetery will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Pike County Home Health and Hospice or Mt. Pisgah Cemetery.
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Ironically, this safeguard mechanism makes investigation of memory leaks harder for JavaScript developers. The application can run out of memory before the developer manages to inspect the heap in DevTools. Moreover the DevTools process itself can run out memory because it uses an ordinary V8 instance. For example, taking a heap snapshot of this demo will abort execution due to out-of-memory on the current stable Chrome.
Historically the V8 heap limit was conveniently set to fit the signed 32-bit integer range with some margin. Over time this convenience lead to sloppy code in V8 that mixed types of different bit widths, effectively breaking the ability to increase the limit. Recently we cleaned up the garbage collector code, enabling the use of larger heap sizes. DevTools already makes use of this feature and taking a heap snapshot in the previously mentioned demo works as expected in the latest Chrome Canary.
We also added a feature in DevTools to pause the application when it is close to running out of memory. This feature is useful to investigate bugs that cause the application to allocate a lot of memory in a short period of time. When running this demo with the latest Chrome Canary, DevTools pauses the application before the out-of-memory failure and increases the heap limit, giving the user a chance to inspect the heap, evaluate expressions on the console to free memory and then resume execution for further debugging.
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Data showed purchases of new homes in the U.S. jumped in January to the highest level since July 2008, propelling U.S. equity indexes to rebound from a recent slide. The recent slide has likely been induced by two major items: 1) The Italy election uncertainty, and 2) the looming spending cut possibility. It seems as though that the actual economic data (housing, jobs, etc.) is what is holding up this market, which to us is solid ground. The market has had a significant run up in the first 45 days of 2013, and the market took the aforementioned two items to take some profits and rebalance. Our major decision level is 1460 for the SP 500. Today, the MAR13 contract traded down to 1483, and is up 2.75 points today to 1490. We believe the market will trade higher and hold above 1500, but the Sequester issue is the main driver of short term trading.
Gold and silver have shown nice rebound rallies this morning. APR13 Gold futures are up almost $28 today, trading at $1,614, up from a $1,560 low just last week. We believe gold is rallying with the political risk premium re-entering the market. We have our major resistance level at the $1,630-$1,640 area. We don't see gold rallying above this level and staying there.
We focus more on the Euro Currency, and the currency markets overall. The New Zealand dollar is a big loser of the day on the foreign currency markets. The NZD is down 1.4% today, trading down to .8239. Our major first resistance level is .8325, and our first downside target is .8100. The euro has sold off sharply recently, likely based on concerns over Italy's fiscal future with the election uncertainty. Our levels are as follows: 1.33 resistance, 1.30 key pivot level, 1.27 first major downside target. We believe the U.S. dollar is in the first legs of a rally, thus we believe the euro has farther to fall.
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The crash happened near the St. Ann Nursing Home in northwest Oklahoma City, authorities told The Oklahoman.
Emergency Medical Services Authority spokeswoman Lara O'Leary said no one on the ground was seriously hurt or killed and that the person taken to OU Medical Center was believed to be on the helicopter with those killed.
One person on the ground suffered minor injuries and was treated at the scene, O'Leary said.
A large storm system has blanketed much of the Midwest and Plains in snow, but it wasn't immediately clear if weather may have played a role in the crash. The National Weather Service says it was clear and 20 degrees in Oklahoma City at the time of the crash.
The helicopter belonged to EagleMed LLC, a Kansas-based medical transport company, O'Leary said.
In July 2010, an EagleMed helicopter crashed in a field in Kingfisher, about 50 miles northwest of Oklahoma. The helicopter's pilot and a nurse on board the aircraft were killed in the crash.
On that flight, the EagleMed helicopter was headed from Oklahoma City to pick up a patient at a hospital 90 miles away. The National Transportation Safety Board has not yet released a probable-cause report from the 2010 crash.