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The Red Hot Chili Peppers cancelled a concert in Los Angeles Saturday night after frontman Anthony Kiedis was hospitalized for unspecified reasons.
The band was set to perform a headlining set at the KROQ Weenie Roast at Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre on Saturday night, but bassist Flea informed the crowd that Kiedis, 53, was on his way to the hospital.
"Anthony is on his way to the hospital right now, and we're unable to play this evening," Flea told the crowd from the stage. "We are devastated about it. We're sad, we love you so much. We live to rock; we live to f—king dig deep into the depths of our hearts and rock. But unfortunately, there's a medical thing that happened, and he needed to deal with it."
Sad news- Flea announces that #rhcp lead singer #anthonykiedis been rushed to the hospital tonight. Concert canceled pic.twitter.com/mb89mFJs8j
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A representative for KROQ told Billboard that the singer was suffering from extreme stomach pain.
Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith tweeted his well-wishes to Kiedis roughly an hour after the concert was scheduled to begin:
NO one's more disappointed than us that we couldn't perform tonight. Sending love and a speedy recovery to my brother Anthony.
— Chad Smith (@RHCPchad) May 15, 2016
Other bands at the Los Angeles rock station's annual festival included Panic! at the Disco, Fitz and the Tantrums, Empire of the Sun and Weezer.
The Red Hot Chili Peppers' next scheduled performance is set for Tuesday, May 17 at the iHeartRadio Theater in Burbank. There is no word yet on whether that performance will also be cancelled.
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Computational analysis of genomic data to aid medical decision making.
In the new "post-genome" era of personalized medicine, many variants critical to disease susceptibilities and drug sensitivies will be identified and increased numbers of people will undergo genetic testing.
We are developing algorithms and tools intended to facilitate this process.
Postdoc David Masica discusses a new algorithm to identify disease-causing mutations in CFTR (Cystic Fibrosis Transconductance Receptor).
The lab talks about an algorithm under development to predict probability of a complex phenotype from human genomic data.
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Identifying functionally important variation in cancer genomes
The genomes of tumors acquire somatic mutations that may provide insights into their mechanisms of action and potential cancer treatments. A key challenge is identifying biologically important sequence variation in these genomes.
CRAVAT. Web tool and services for high-throughput scoring
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Understanding how novel functions evolve (genetic adaptation) is a critical goal of evolutionary biology. Among asexual organisms, genetic adaptation involves multiple mutations that frequently interact in a non-linear fashion (epistasis). Non-linear interactions pose a formatted challenge for computational prediction of mutation effects. We are exploring methods to predict epistatic effects and their impact on fitness, using the recent evolution of β-lactamase under antibiotic selection as a model for genetic adaptation.
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In the past few years, case-control studies of common diseases have shifted their focus from single genes to whole exomes. New sequencing technologies now routinely detect hundreds of thousands of sequence variants in a single study, many of which are rare or even novel. The limitation of classical single-marker association analysis for rare variants has been a challenge in such studies. A new generation of methods is being developed to meet this challenge. We are working to develop scalable algorithms that incorporate biological knowledge as well as allele frequencies to find causal variants, genes, and pathways..
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The ability to visualize where variants and mutations occur within the tertiary struture of a protein can be useful in identifying biologically important mutations in an intuitive way, accessible to biologists.
LS-SNP/PDB. Systematic mapping of non-synonymous SNPs in dbSNP onto experimentally-derived structures in the Protein Data Bank.
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The North Carolina Tar Heels and the Duke Blue Devils will both be trying to pick up a win on Wednesday when they battle at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
Odds aren't yet posted for this game, so check back later for the opening line and total.
North Carolina ran Virginia out of the gym, winning 76-61 at the Dean E. Smith Center Saturday.
Virginia covered as a 24-point road underdog while the final score played under the 164-point total.
Gerald Henderson scored the go-ahead basket with 3:16 left in overtime, and Duke rallied from a 16-point second-half deficit to beat Miami 78-75 on Saturday.
The Blue Devils did not cover the 14-point spread, while the final score played OVER the day's posted of 140.
Current streak:
North Carolina has won 7 straight games.
Team records:
North Carolina: 21-2 SU, 10-12 ATS
Duke: 20-3 SU, 11-10-1 ATS
North Carolina most recently:
When playing on Wednesday are 5-5
Before playing Miami are 6-4
After playing Virginia are 8-2
After a win are 8-2
Duke most recently:
When playing on Wednesday are 9-1
Before playing Boston College are 6-1
After playing Miami are 6-1
After a win are 8-2
A few trends to consider:
North Carolina is 5-0 SU in its last 5 games
North Carolina is 21-1 SU in its last 22 games on the road
North Carolina is 5-1 ATS in its last 6 games when playing Duke
The total has gone OVER in 4 of North Carolina's last 5 games
Duke is 5-0 SU in its last 5 games at home
The total has gone UNDER in 11 of Duke's last 12 games
The total has gone UNDER in 7 of Duke's last 8 games at home
Duke is 20-3 SU in its last 23 games
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hi ive just loged on to site.name is mark jones i drive a blue e36 m3 stage rally car.
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How you doin Mark !!! Nice to see you are gettin used to the old computor skills LOL Chris said you were after hiring a car for an up coming event and was asking about the E30 Cliff had, un-fortunatly he has ripped the engine and box out and sold it to John Hardman for a customer of his who wants to put a V8 BM engine in it for Rally Barbados
How's life any way and what you upto with your car bud ??? Chris said you are in with a chance of the championship this year ???
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welcome mark,one quick drive
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Last weekend was busy : Cahors, a beautiful city situated in a steep valley on the Lot river, holds a show in early August, and this year the Cavalier club held its third "regional d'élevage" on the Saturday, with the Cahors show the following day hosting a breed specialty. A regional d'élevage is not, as such, a show. It is a way of assessing a dog in detail and the aim is to help the breeder look at the good and bad points of their dogs – we all think we know them, but sometimes other opinions are useful! It can also be useful for a judge to think again about how he or she judges.
Three judges each assessed each dog and marked each part of the dog individually, excellent, very good, good or not good enough. For example, for the head the features are
Skull: flat or very slightly rounded = excellent; slightly rounded = very good; rounded = good.
Eyes: large and dark = excellent; a little light or slightly small = very good; small, light = good.
Ears: attached high = excellent; a little back = very good; too low = good.
Muzzle: well-proportioned = excellent; a little short or long = very good; too short or long = good.
Teeth: scissor = excellent; level = very good; under or overshot = good.
Pigmentation: black = excellent; incomplete = very good; light = good.
Expression: soft, typical = excellent; correct = very good; hard = good.
There are then all the items of the body, crest of neck, set of shoulders, topline, croup, tail set, underline, spring of rib, angulation, movement from the side, rear and front, colour, texture, length of coat, temperament etc.
The marks for all the excellents, very goods and goods are added up but I don't know at what level the dog is graded in total "excellent". We participants didn't get to see the check sheets for our dogs, although we heard them being dictated to the secretaries. The entry wasn't huge: 29 Cavaliers and 8 King Charles.
After the three judges, Marco Marabotto from Italy and Bertrand Dumont and Wendy Lhote from France, had judged each dog and graded them, they discussed their opinions. If all three of them had graded a dog excellent or very good (none were graded lower) that was fine, but it was the ones where one had given "excellent" and another "very good" that caused them to discuss, sometimes, it seemed, rather heatedly, the finer points. Each dog then had a very short written précis of the judges' general opinions.
Eventually all exhibitors were asked to gather in a judging ring and we were told that all the dogs were at least "very good" so no disappointments there. Each dog's number was called in turn. "No. 1: two excellents and a very good, thank you." And the handler was handed a judging slip. Five of the ten Blenheims had "excellent" from all three judges: they were told to stand by to return. Of the eleven wholecolours, three were to return, including my Hula: the other two were a dog, Ch. Lacierva's Holloway Josh and another bitch, Justice Victoria de la Féerie de Broceylande. Just two of the eight tricolours were to return, both dogs and owned by Sylvie Landriau, Onitsha's I Am Always There and Barcey Vom Elfenof.
The best of those "excellent" dogs would then be whittled down to end up with the "crème de la crème".
Two Blenheim dogs, Luang Ta Maha Boowa Of Lovely Valley and Let It Be Style Organdi, and one Blenheim bitch, Liberty of Mind Style Organdi, were chosen for the final selection: the Organdi's are 18 month old litter brother and sister. Of the wholecolours it was the other two who were in the final selection, and of the Tricolours the dog Onitsha's I Am Always There. During this selection process a couple of the dogs were put on the table while the judges discussed (argued?) a point. Eventually they agreed that the two best were the Blenheims, with the dog having the edge for best of the day. Sylvie was quite surprised – and pleased! She had almost decided not to enter and sadly couldn't also enter for the show the following day. Charlie Pissavy, the Organdi breeder, was also very happy – perhaps an understatement. Their breeding is rather interesting: Mum is Turretbank Silver Sixpence and dad is Forest Creek Double O Seven Of Pascavale. Charlie is fairly new to Cavaliers, and Silver Sixpence was only the second he'd bought. He may not be at many shows over the next year though, he said, as his own baby is due in early October.
I was pleased with Hula's result, as the last time Bertrand judged her he gave a very good. After everything was finished yesterday he told me that judging each aspect of the dog had concentrated his mind rather and he realised that Hula is pretty well made – he just doesn't like her head very much.
Her précis critique read "Bitch overall well constructed, penalised for a head that could be a little more feminine". Lettie had two excellents and a very good so wasn't required to return. I don't know which judge gave Lettie her the "very good" but her précis critique was "Pretty head, body still rather juvenile, croup a little sloping but her movement in profile is very attractive"
The following day was the breed specialty with rather more dogs entered. There was a last minute change of judge and Roger Madec was the replacement. Last time he judged Lettie, which was in May, he gave her a très bon, but this time she was 3rd excellent. He uses one of those squeaky things to get dogs' attention and make them look up; some ignore it but Lettie went to pick it up when he put it on the table! Her critique was rather nice – mentioned that she's immature for her age and that she moves bit close in front but her profile movement is correct.
Hula was second in open, the winner, the ruby Juste Une Evidence De La Féerie de Broceylande, took the CAC and in the run off with Hula it was the winner of Intermediate who took the reserve, Justice Victoria de la Féerie de Broceylande, who's a daughter of Haran Alfie Boe. The previous day Juste Une Evidence had two excellents and a very good: just shows how judges' opinions differ! Hollway Josh was Best of Breed at the specialty.
I was moderately amused that Hula's critique on Sunday said "Feminine head, ears correctly attached, large eyes, excellent balance between muzzle and skull…." and virtually all her critiques say something like "pretty head" feminine head"..... Eye of the beholder
People took lots of photos and one has said he'll send me a few
I just took a couple Sunday morning……. a friend's daughter was cuddling Lettie and attracted some of the numerous visitors to the show
Oh – the food bit: Sunday lunch was half a baguette (brown bread with sunflower and sesame seeds with some crushed wheat and oats – they call it "rustic") with a generous filling of decent ham, accompanied by a glass of cool red wine: price 3,50€ - I didn't fancy the 4 course meal on a day when it was still 33° when I got home at 20:00.


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Brisbane's greatest mid-week music experience kicks off tomorrow night as BIGSOUND Live takes over the Fortitude Valley! A healthy mix of established and ready-to-break-out acts will perform at twelve venues, including Ric's, The Zoo, Alhambra, Oh Hello and our favourite little live music establishment - The Black Bear Lodge! I've planned out my Wednesday and Thursday night so here are ten acts that I will endeavor to see live. Since there's a bit of overlapping, it might just be for a song or two... but I'm making the most of my BIGSOUND experience. Are you? Tickets are still on sale, so come along for what is sure to be two incredible (and pretty darn cheap) nights of music.
Wednesday Night...
Kira Puru and The Bruise
(9:10 - 9:40pm @ The Black Bear Lodge)
(9:40 - 10:10pm @ The Bakery Lane Outdoor Venue)
Clairy Browne comes highly recommended by Jo, so I'm pretty sure I'm going to love my first live experience with her and her Bangin' Rackettes!
Phebe Starr
(10:00 - 10:30pm @ The Triple J Unearthed Stage @ Oh Hello)
The Trouble With Templeton
(10:50 - 11:20pm @ Alhambra Lounge)
(11:40pm - 12:10am @ The Black Bear Lodge)
Thursday Night...
The Cairos
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Clare Bowditch
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Bankrupt Billionaires
(10:50 - 11:20pm @ Tempo Hotel)
Mia Dyson
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Art of Sleeping
(11:40pm - 12:10am @ The Triple J Unearthed Stage @ Oh Hello)
The Beards
(11:20 - 11:50pm @ Q Music Stage Outdoor Venue)
This week's one is the one act I'm pretty devastated not to be seeing. Sadly, The Beards are on at the EXACT SAME TIME as Mia Dyson... my only real clash for BIGSOUND. It's going to be ok though... I'm sure It's My Kind of Scene will be represented by our beard-loving sizzler, K-Tizzle!
Alright boys and girls... hope to see some of your smiling faces in the crowds tomorrow night. It's going to be ca-ra-zay. I need to stop trying to talk like I'm still young... it just doesn't work anymore. Oy vey. That's better.


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Promising Programs for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer/Questioning Runaway and Homeless Youth
Promising Programs for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer/Questioning Runaway and Homeless Youth
Although the Homeless Hub works tirelessly to bring current and up to date content to our site, access to many journal articles is constrained by the subscription restrictions imposed by publishing companies. While the Homeless Hub cannot afford to buy access to the innumerable proprietary journals we link to, we do strive, at least, to bring the knowledge of this content to our users.
Furthermore, the Homeless Hub is committed to the principles of open access and we provide free access to all original Homeless Hub content, thus offering our users the ability to re-use and re-distribute scholarly works as long as there is proper attribution to the author. We feel strongly that this serves the broader community by greatly improving the dissemination, visibility, and impact of research findings.
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This qualitative study identified promising programs across the United States for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer/questioning (LGBTQ) runaway and homeless youth (RHY). Twenty-four administrative staff and service providers from 19 nonprofit organizations serving LGBTQ RHY participated in telephone interviews about promising programs, service gaps, and recommendations for practice, policy, and research for LGBTQ RHY. Researchers used template analysis to code and analyze interview transcripts. Participating organizations offered integrated programs for all subgroups of LGBTQ and heterosexual RHY as well as separate programs for specific subpopulations of LGBTQ RHY. Researchers identified integrated programs in health, mental health/substance use, case-management, family, legal, education and employment, and housing services and also noted promising separate programs for subpopulations of LGBTQ RHY. Collectively, integrated and separate programs were characterized by 5 novel program components: a strong reliance on clinical evidence; use of a trauma-informed approach; provision of safe, stable, and supportive housing; incorporation of peer providers from the LGBTQ community; and opportunities for reciprocal learning between LGBTQ and heterosexual RHY. Findings regarding extant promising programs and novel program components can support practitioners, policymakers, and researchers working with LGBTQ RHY in implementing, evaluating, and replicating effective interventions to engage and retain this population in services.


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1.1 This document contains information on pupils in publicly funded schools in Scotland, mainly derived from the latest annual pupil census which took place in September 2003. The collection of data at pupil level means that there are now more ways in which information on pupils in Scotland's schools can be analysed. As well as the tables contained in this document, the pupil characteristics collected in the census can also be matched against attainment, attendance and exclusions information, and can further be analysed at smaller geographic areas.
1.2 Tables in this publication are grouped into chapters, firstly at a national level into all sector summary figures ( tables 1.1-1.10), then into primary ( tables 2.1-2.20), secondary ( tables 3.1-3.11) and special ( tables 4.1-4.7). Then local authority figures are similarly grouped (tables 5.1-5.2, 6.1-6.10, 7.1-7.10, 8.1-8.8). Finally, there are four tables of data on information and communication technology ( tables 9.1-9.4). At the bottom of each table a note will direct you to the equivalent national or local authority table. A map of local authorities is given ( link), and an index is also provided at the back of the publication.
2. Main Statistics
2.1 In September 2003 there were a total of 732,122 pupils in 2,826 publicly funded schools in Scotland.
2.2 There were 406,015 pupils in 2,248 primary schools, 318,427 pupils in 386 secondary schools, and 7,680 pupils in 192 special schools ( table 1.1). Pupils numbers have been reducing, in line with a fall in the population. The proportion of pupils in special schools has fallen very slightly from 1.11 per cent to 1.05 per cent in recent years, the same proportion as in 1996.
2.3 In mainstream schools there were 23,266 pupils with a Record of Needs (RoN) and/or an Individualised Education Plan (IEP). There were initial problems with the collection of this information for 2002, but a figure of 20,751 was published. A separate collection identified 9,025 pupils with a RoN in 2002. This compares to 8,777 with a RoN in 2003. Eighty-one per cent of pupils with RoN and/or IEP spent all of their time in mainstream classes ( table 1.3)
2.4 Of those with a RoN and/or IEP in mainstream and special schools, the largest categories of main difficulty were moderate learning difficulties (10 pupils per 1,000) and specific learning difficulties (9 pupils per 1,000). Overall 70 per cent of pupils with a RoN and/or IEP were boys. ( table 1.4)
2.5 There were 124,725 pupils (17 per cent) registered for free school meals. Registration rates were similar among girls and boys ( table 1.5)
2.6 Of those pupils whose ethnic background was declared, 95 per cent were white-UK. The largest other groupings were White-other (1.2 per cent), Asian-Pakistani (1.2 per cent), and Mixed (0.6 per cent). Four per cent of pupils did not disclose their ethnic background ( table 1.6).
2.7 About a third of primary schools had fewer than 100 pupils, with the average size being 181 pupils. The average number of pupils in a secondary school was 825, with a third having over 1,000 pupils ( table 1.10)
2.8 The average class size in primary schools was 23.7 pupils, down from 24.0 in 2002. Composite classes had an average of 20.1 pupils. P1 classes had the smallest average size of single stage classes at 23.2 pupils, down from 23.5 in 2002 ( table 2.11).
2.9 About 76 per cent of S3 pupils stayed on until S5, with the figure dropping to 67 per cent post-Christmas when education becomes voluntary for all S5 pupils. The staying on rate until S6 was 44 per cent ( table 3.11).
2.10 There were nine pupils to each modern computer in primary schools and five in secondary schools; 72 per cent of pupils had e-mail addresses, 96 per cent of schools had e-mail addresses and 99 per cent of schools had access to the internet ( tables 9.1-9.3).
All Sectors
1.1 Schools and pupils, by school sector, 1996-20031.2 Pupils by urban/rural and registration for free school meals, 20031.3 I ntegration of pupils with a Record of Needs and/or an Individualised Educational Programme into primary and secondary schools, 20031.4 Main difficulty in learning of pupils with a Record of Needs and/or an Individualised Educational Programme in primary, secondary and special schools, by gender, 20031.5 Pupils registered for free school meals by gender, 20031.6 ………by ethnicity, gender and registration for free school meals, 20031.7 Pupil ethnicity by national identity, 20031.8 Ethnicity of asylum seekers and refugees, 20031.9 Schools and pupils by school denomination, 1996-20031.10 Size of schools, 2003
2.1 Schools and pupils in publicly funded primary schools, 1996-20032.2 Schools and pupils by school denomination, 1996-20032.3 Pupils by stage, 1996-20032.4 Pupils by age at 29 th February 2004 and stage, as at September 20032.5 Integration of pupils with a Record of Needs and/or an Individualised Educational Programme, by gender, 20032.6 Main difficulty in learning of pupils with a Record of Needs and/or an Individualised Educational Programme, by gender, 20032.7 Pupils registered for free school meals, 2002 & 20032.8 …………………………………………… by stage and gender, 20032.9 Pupil ethnicity by national identity, 20032.10 ……..ethnicity and stage, 20032.11 Average class sizes by type of class and stage, 1997-20032.12 Average class sizes by size of school and type of class, 20032.13 Number of classes and pupils by size and type of class, 20032.14 P1 single stage classes by size of class, 2002 & 20032.15 P2 ………………………………………………………….2.16 P3 ………………………………………………………….2.17 P4 ………………………………………………………….2.18 P5 ………………………………………………………….2.19 P6 ………………………………………………………….2.20 P7 ………………………………………………………….
3.1 Schools and pupils in publicly funded secondary schools, 1996-20033.2 Schools and pupils by school denomination, 1996-20033.3 Pupils by stage, 1996-20033.4 Pupils by age at 29 th February 2004 and stage, as at September 20033.5 Integration of pupils with a Record of Needs and/or an Individualised Educational Programme, be gender, 20033.6 Main difficulty in learning of pupils with a Record of Needs and/or an Individualised Educational Programme, by gender, 20033.7 Pupils registered for free school meals, 2002 & 20033.8 …………………………………………….by stage and gender, 20033.9 Pupil ethnicity by national identity, 20033.10 ……..ethnicity and stage, 20033.11 Staying on rates, 1996-2003
4.1 Schools and pupils in publicly funded special schools, 1996-20034.2 Schools and pupils by school denomination, 1996-20034.3 Pupils in special schools and age at 29 th February 2004 and gender, 20034.4 Main difficulty in learning of pupils with a Record of Needs and/or an Individualised Educational Programme, 20034.5 Pupils registered for free school meals, 2002 & 20034.6 Pupils by gender and mode of attendance, 1999 - 20034.7 Pupil ethnicity by national identity, 2003
Local Authorities
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5.1 Publicly funded schools, 1996-20035.2 Pupils in publicly funded schools, 1996-2003
6.1 Publicly funded primary schools, 1996-20036.2 Pupils in publicly funded primary schools, 1998-20036.3 Schools and pupils by school denomination, 20036.4 Pupils by stage, 20036.5 Average class sizes by type of class, 20036.6 Pupils with a Record of Needs and/or an Individualised Educational Programme, 20036.7 Main difficulty of learning for pupils with a Record of Needs and/or an Individualised Educational Programme, 20036.8 Pupils by ethnicity, 20036.9 Pupils who attend schools outwith their local authority of residence, 20036.10 Pupils who attend schools but who live outwith the local authority, 2003
7.1 Publicly funded secondary schools, 1996-20037.2 Pupils in publicly funded secondary schools, 1998-20037.3 Schools and pupils by school denomination, 20037.4 Pupils by stage, 20037.5 Pupils with a Record of Needs and/or an Individualised Educational Programme, 20037.6 Main difficulty of learning for pupils with a Record of Needs and/or an Individualised Educational Programme, 20037.7 Pupils by ethnicity, 20037.8 Pupils who attend schools outwith their local authority of residence, 20037.9 Pupils who attend schools but who live outwith the local authority, 20037.10 Staying on rates, 2003
8.1 Publicly funded special schools, 1996-20038.2 Pupils in publicly funded special schools, 1998-20038.3 Schools and pupils by school denomination, 20038.4 Pupils with a Record of Needs and/or an Individualised Educational Programme, 20038.5 Main difficulty of learning for pupils with a Record of Needs and/or an Individualised Educational Programme, 20038.6 Pupils by ethnicity, 20038.7 Pupils who attend schools outwith their local authority of residence, 20038.8 Pupils who attend schools but who live outwith the local authority, 2003
Information and Communication Technology
9.1 ICT results in primary schools, 1999-20039.2 ……………… secondary school, 1999-20039.3 ……………… special schools, 1999-20039.4 ICT results by local authority, all sectors, 2003Map of Local Authorities
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1. Sources
1.1 The information in this publication is derived mainly from the Pupil Census from September 2003 and previous years. The figures for 2002 are final and therefore may differ from provisional figures released previously.
2. Statistical Notes
2.1 Coverage and Timing
2.1.1 The Pupil Census covers all publicly funded schools in Scotland (local authority and grant-aided). Where a school has more than one department, for example a secondary school with a primary department, these are counted as separate schools. The census of independent schools is published separately, and is available on the Scottish Executive website http://www.scotland.gov.uk/stats/bulletins/00340-00.asp
2.1.2 Schools which provide education predominantly for children with special educational needs often have pupils from a wide age range and the data collected from this sector reflects this. Where pupils attend a 'special unit' attached to a mainstream school, they are usually included in the figures for the mainstream school. Some schools and local authorities have reported pupils from 'special units' separately.
2.1.3 Pupils who are withdrawn from school, for example, because of long-term illness, are not included in the school census returns. Information on such pupils is provided by local authorities in the annual survey of children educated outwith school, results of which are available on the Scottish Executive website http://www.scotland.gov.uk/stats/bulletins/00299-00.asp. In 2002/03, over 1,800 children were reported by Local Authorities to have received education outwith school at some point during the year.
2.1.4 From 2003 a separate staff census has taken place. Results of this will be published in "Teachers in Scotland, 2003", and will be available on the Scottish Executive website http://www.scotland.gov.uk/stats/bulletins/00352-00.asp. There is therefore no information on teachers or pupil teacher ratios in this publication.
2.2 Census content
2.2.1 The content of the School Census is considered each year in consultation with the School Education Information Advisory Group (SEIAG). This group includes representatives from local authorities, teaching unions and headteachers associations, as well as staff from the Scottish Executive. The committee operates in the light of National Statistics guidelines, which restricts the department to collecting only the information that is required, at a level which is fit for purpose, whilst always trying to minimise the burden on data providers. Recommendations for changes to the census are made to SEIAG through the Scottish Exchange of Educational Data (ScotXed) network.
2.3 Collection methods
2.3.1 The information required to complete the September 2003 Pupil Census was collected electronically, through local authorities, from nearly all publicly funded primary, secondary and special schools, as part of the ScotXed programme. The information is generally that stored on schools' management information systems, thus reducing the burden on schools.
2.3.2 ScotXed supports and promotes effective and secure data exchanges so that key partners in school education in Scotland can benefit from access to information to monitor and improve education services. Partners include: Local authorities, schools, the Scottish Qualifications Agency, HM Inspectorate of Education, Learning and Teaching Scotland and Scottish Executive Education Department. Further information, including specifications of the data exchanges, can be found at www.scotxed.net.
3. Definitions
3.1 Tables in this publication cover publicly funded schools only, i.e. local authority and grant-aided.
3.2 Where numbers of pupils are given, these relate to pupils based at the school. Pupils who are attending the school but are based at another centre (for example, students from a Further Education College who are taking some classes at a school) are not included.
3.3 A class is a group of pupils normally supervised by one teacher. The group may occasionally be supervised by more than one teacher, for example, when pupils are receiving learning support from a teacher who is not the class teacher.
3.4 A composite class is a class of pupils from two or more stages, multi-stage composites include pupils from more than two stages. In 2003, just under a quarter of composite classes were multi-stage.
3.5 The ethnic background and national identity categories were based on those collected in the 2001 population census and were agreed following consultation. Pupils and parents were given the option of not disclosing their ethnicity, and in such cases pupils were not attributed a category. About 96 per cent of pupils disclosed their ethnic background.
3.6 Figures for the special school sector are compiled from special schools and special units. There would appear to be inconsistency between school and between local authorities in the reporting of special schools and special units, as well as changes over the past few years. We therefore advise caution when comparing results with previous years and across local authorities.
A few authorities do not have special schools, and may fund places in neighbouring authorities for their pupils.
The number of special schools includes 38 where there were no pupils based, but which received pupils based in other schools. Five of these did not send any information relating to the ICT tables in chapter 9.
3.7 At September 2003 there was one grant-aided mainstream school, with primary and secondary departments, and seven grant-aided special schools. These were:
These schools are included in national totals, but are identified separately in the local authority level tables. In previous years they have been included within the local authority of their location.
3.8 Free school meal data collected in the School Census only counts those pupils who are registered for free school meals. Free school meal entitlement (FME) data collected in the January School Meals Survey also includes those pupils who are deemed eligible for free school meals but who may not have registered for their entitlement. The FME indicator collected in the annual School Meals Survey will still be used for funding purposes as this is currently still the main deprivation measure in education.
3.9 A Record of Needs (RoN) is provided for a child who has "pronounced, specific or complex special educational needs which require continuing review". The RoN contains the child's details; the details of the parent/guardian and "named person" (someone to represent them); an assessment profile; a summary of the child/young person's impairments; a description of the special educational needs arising from the impairments; a statement of the measures proposed by the education authority; the name of the school to be attended; a summary of the views of the parent/guardian; the date the record was opened and a summary of the reviews of the record; and a note of who is allowed to access the record.
3.10 Individualised Educational Programmes (IEPs) are written plans setting targets that a child, with special educational needs, is expected to achieve. Targets should be limited in number and focus on key priorities of learning. They should be simple, clearly expressed and measurable.
3.11 The urban/rural classifications in Table 1.2 are defined as follows:
3.12 Information collected on children looked after by local authorities was not considered robust enough to publish.
4. Rounding
4.1 All percentages are rounded separately and breakdowns may consequently not sum to 100 per cent.
5. Disclosive data
5.1 Numbers less than five are generally deemed to be disclosive, and hence not published. Where figures have been removed they are replaced by a *. Other figures in the table may also be removed to stop a disclosive figure from being calculated from the total.
5.2 However, in some cases where there is a large number of pupils in the unknown category, i.e. ethnic background and national identity, there often exists a large enough amount of uncertainty for figures to be published.
5.3 Occasionally, in data for grant aided schools, it has been preferable to swap a small number of data rather than removing figures elsewhere in the publication. Swapped data has still been marked as *.
6. Other data
6.1 Some further data, for example some schools level data, will be made available on the Scottish Executive website www.scotland.gov.uk/stats . Ad-hoc tables are available on request.
6.2 Analysis on a more local level (e.g. postcode sector, social inclusion partnership area, parliamentary constituency, etc) may also be available via the Neighbourhood Statistics website - http://www.sns.gov.uk.
7. Symbols
7.1 The following symbols are used:
. .
= not available
= nil or rounds to nil
= not applicable
= disclosive data
8. General
8.1 This is a National Statistics publication. National Statistics are produced to high professional standards set out in the National Statistics Code of Practice. They undergo regular quality assurance reviews to ensure that they meet customer needs. They are produced free from any political interference.
8.2 The team responsible for producing this document were : Mal Cooke, Bianca Heggie, Colin Gallacher, Aileen Kirchen, Douglas White.
8.3 All tables are available on the Scottish Executive website at http://www.scotland.gov.uk/stats/bulletins/00350-00.asp
9. Enquiries
9.1. Public enquiries (non-media) about the information contained in this notice should be addressed to Mal Cooke, Education and Children Statistics Unit, Room 1A, Victoria Quay, Edinburgh EH6 6QQ. Telephone 0131 244 1689 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com
9.2 Media enquiries about the information in this notice should be addressed to:
Marion Mackay: 0131 244 3070 June 29, 2004
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That's right. It will only work in certain white-collar, high-trust environments with excellent productivity measures but still, just the concept of unlimited time off would have sounded insane 10 years ago. So, a younger workforce with changing values also is transforming the face of the benefits package.
Next week: Health care exchanges — more choices for employers or regulation nightmare?
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We are now in month of December where Yuletide season is getting nearer. People have wish lists of gifts to attain for special someone, to friends, mother and father. Buying personal gifts for yourself like new smartphones, clothing or shoes. If you have given a wish this Christmas, what would it be? Likewise, these less fortunate people have simple wish this Christmas. A very simple wish like "Peace on earth, everybody to be happy, food, watch, a blanket and so on", that would touch your heart.
How would you spend your Holiday Christmas that is worth to remember and your time? Some people do charity works like gift giving and feeding street children. Would it hurt a little to share your blessings? Give love even this December and let the essence of Christmas shine from the bottom of your here. Give love, share your blessings and thank God for another year this yuletide season.
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The occurrence of burns in the household is quite common. Could be due to a scalded while making tea, accidentally touching a hot frying pan while cooking, or even splashing hot oil when frying.
Burns that occur can be divided into 4 levels, among others:
• The initial level only in the form of redness of the skin, called first-degree burns.
• If the affected skin deeper, called second-degree burns, the skin not only redness but also arise bullae or what we call the blister, ie lentingan in skin exposed to heat and filled with fluid.
• If the affected skin deeper called third-degree burns.
• When more severe ie degree burns 4.
In an accident at home, the most common are burns degree 1 and 2. If this happened to you, do not panic. There are a few things you can do immediately at home shortly after the accident before being taken to the nearest clinic:
There are a few things you can do immediately at home shortly after the accident before being taken to the nearest clinic.
1. First, rinse the affected skin with heat.
2. Rinse the affected skin with water heat until no pain anymore. Usually, rinsing for 15-30 minutes can stop the pain.
3. The water used can reduce the temperature of the skin and stop the burning process that continues to occur in the skin so as to prevent the occurrence of more severe tissue damage.
4. You can put the heat to the affected area in a bucket of water. But do not use ice or ice water because it can cause tissue damage.
5. Remove the jewelry is used so that when the skin is exposed to the swelling or blistering heat, the jewelry does not interfere with treatment.
6. Once the pain is gone, burns happen to be washed.
7. Wash hands before washing the wound.
8. Do not touch lentingan already broken because infection can arise.
9. To lentingan are not broken, do not break them.
10. Clean with soap and water. Then dry slowly.
11. Once it can be given an antibiotic ointment on injured skin.
12. Do not put foreign objects such as butter or toothpaste on injured skin because it can cause an infection.


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Basic Sewing Skills
Date:Tuesday, June 6, 2017, 3:00 PM—4:00 PM
Location:Brookhaven Library
Event Type:Special Events
Series:Build A Better World
Age Group:Tween (10 to 12 years)
Learn basic sewing skills, such as sewing a button, a basic stitch, and hems.
Groups of 5 or more, please call branch for appointment. Open to first 30 participants. Funding provided by the Friends of the Brookhaven Library.


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I wasn't planning on this. Falling in love with you was the last thing I wanted. Because I know our time would have to come to end. Yet, here I am, begging you not to turn the page. Read More
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Short poems reflecting the society of today. Sex, longing for love, alcoholism, drugs, anxiety, depression, loneliness, fear, . Read More
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Ren is 17 and a homosexual, his family cast him a side soon after learning of it. He lives at a boarding school with his boyfriend, James. One day his sister who is more understanding request for him to come home for christmas, so their family can be whole again.… Read More
Truths of life… The most beautiful day: Today The easiest thing: Equivocate The biggest obstacle: Fear The gravest error: give up, to despair The root of all evils: Egoism The most beautiful occupation: Work The worst route to follow: Faintheartedness The best teachers: Children The first necessity: TO communicate The… Read More
The sequel to -love at first sight- The story continues with Taylor and Seth as they experiment with married life. When they thought married life was going to be sunshine and roses, they were wrong. In the midst of struggling to cope with their busy schedules, with Jake at the… Read More
May 16, 2011
Seraphina is bad, bad, bad... she's sent to kill Castiel by Lucifer... but will it all go according to plan? Or will something happen that will change them both. Read More
March 02, 2011
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This is a short skit i wrote for my schools 24 hour play festival. The theme was oops...I might be. So i wrote a scene where a women thinks she's pregnant mind you it's not that good and the humor is a little repetitive and corny (i only had three… Read More
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dective parkson is going after a child rapist killer the man has killed dozens of small children in this nice small town there are only a few kids left the thing is the killer wnats to target his kids Read More
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"I am taking a sabbatical during this summer if you are interested you can stay in our house," Dr. Dayal sounded very kind, at least that was what Juggernaut thought. "Sure, thank you," "while looking for a new place to live, I can stay at your house for the summer,… Read More
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'Culture' describes the values, philosophy, shared objectives, and interactions—internal and external– of its members. Corporate culture, at its best, aligns the interests of the enterprise with customers and imbues workers with a collective mindset. That is crucial to brand building and market differentiation. Legal culture is something quite different.
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Legal culture was forged by white, middle-aged lawyers for their peer group. Law's ethos is insular and its composition is homogeneous. That is manifest pre- and post-licensure. Legal culture is rigid, hierarchical, pedigree-centric, internally-focused, cautious, reactive, and rewards input, not output. It relies on self-regulation to preserve the status quo and to guard against outside competition. [Read more…]


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Many scholars and politicians have come to accept federalism and decentralization of government authority, as it brings with it several political, economic, social, cultural and administrative advantages. While several new federal states have emerged in the past three decades, including Ethiopia and Russia, older federal states such as Canada, USA, and Switzerland have made their federal systems stronger and remained intact.
In fact, while many countries have transformed from a unitary to a federal form of government, on the contrary, no country has transformed or returned from a federal to a unitary form of government. Indeed, over 56 percent of the world's populations live in federal countries that adopted a multi-party system.
Though federal systems across the world have similar features, i.e decentralization and the presence of two government structures, some federal systems have their own distinguishing and unique features depending on their specific contexts. Then again, as a federal system has always room for improvement, there is always a chance to learn from others' unique features and circumstances
For example, Ethiopia's federal system has its own unique features that others can take a lesson or two. One of the things that make the country's federal system unique is the fact that the nations, nationalities and peoples are the sovereign holders of the ultimate power of the land.
The power of the federal government also derived from this reality. This is because; it is the diversified peoples of Ethiopia who created the federal system by their own consent. Accordingly, the federal government acts on behalf of the Nations, Nationalities and Peoples of Ethiopia through their representatives.
The common benefits the diversified peoples of Ethiopia receive from federalism include using their own language in education institutions and courts. Further, each ethnic group has the right to self-administration and to develop its own culture.
While there are several countries that adopted a federal system as mentioned above, the experiences and unique features of Switzerland and Canada are notable examples for having unique features that can be taken as a lesson for others to thoroughly look into and develop their own form of federalism.
Switzerland is a country of 7 million people. It is surrounded by Austria, France, Germany, Italy, as well as Liechtenstein, a small principality. According to Professor Dr. Thomas Fleiner's paper, Federalism: Basic Structure and Value of Switzerland, Recent Developments In Swiss Federalism, modern Switzerland has been constituted out of 25 sovereign (6 half cantons) cantons with the first Federal Constitution of 1848. The 26th Canton (Jura) has been constituted out of secession from the Canton of Berne in the end of the seventies. 17 Cantons are German speaking, four Cantons are French speaking, one Canton is Italian speaking, three Cantons are bilingual (German - French) and one Canton has three languages (German, Romansh and Italian).
"The diverse Swiss societies were able to form their own governmental system and to constitute a state composed of different sovereign Cantons, that is, of politically very diverse political units, of different language communities and different religions. The main purpose of the Alliance ("Bund"), which later developed into a federal state, was to rule the political affairs of the Cantons and of the Alliance independently and according to their own values of democracy," wrote Professor Fleiner.
First, the Alliance was able to unite speakers of German, French and Italian, three main Western European languages and 25 democratic corporations. Latter, it was transformed into a federal state with a Federal Constitution in 1948.
The Swiss federal system is based the constitutional autonomy of the Cantons (self-rule) and their constitution making power on the federal level (shared-rule), according to the above mentioned professor. Hence, the federal system exists through and by the will of the Cantons. "Each of the cantonal democratic communities could thus live and develop according to its own culture, history, language and religion. They kept their own perception of a cantonal nationhood and state legitimacy. In consequence, they maintained their own cantonal and even municipal citizenship. Thus, until today every Swiss has kept its three-fold citizenship: municipal, cantonal and federal."
Switzerland's Federal Constitution has been repeatedly amended throughout the years. On the dawn of the new Millennium, Switzerland has introduced a new Federal Constitution, which did not radically change the political system. But, it introduced new provisions that heralded a new federal policy for Switzerland. Although in theory sovereignty is not divisible, the old as well as the new constitutions claim the Cantons to be sovereign as far as their sovereignty is not limited by the Federal Constitution.
On the other hand, Canada is also one of the oldest and most successful federal states in the world both in terms of societal (cultural) as well as economic aspects. Under the federal principles, Canada has two constitutionally autonomous levels of government: the country-wide federal government and ten provincial governments. The nation's basic division of government plays an important role in public finances and public policy, according to Federalism in Canada: Basic Framework and Operation.
The federal state of Canada was formed in 1867 following the negotiations among political leaders from the Province of Canada, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, which were British colonies at the time. Following the negotiations, Imperial Parliament adopted the British North American Acts which are a serious of acts that are core to the constitution of Canada.
According to, Richard Simeon, Federalism in Canada, A Visitor's Guide 2002, the fundamental basis for federalism in Canada was and remains the need to reconcile, balance and accommodate diversity. Which means the new federation was born in large part out of the need to reflect two different linguistic diversities, the Maritimes and the Province of Canada, particularly the sharp distinction between the French-speaking inhabitants of Lower Canada and the English-speaking inhabitants of Upper Canada and the Maritimes.
The federal government has jurisdiction over the entire country and each provincial government has jurisdiction over particular portions of the population. Both levels of government derive their authority from the written Constitution. Most sectors are under federal jurisdiction (such as foreign affairs and telecommunications) or that of the provinces, such as education and healthcare, stated according to the Canadian Encyclopedia.
As it has multifaceted aspects, federalism is always a work in progress. Each country has its own unique experiences. Having discourses on such experiences open the door to look into the possible ways of improving the system. In this regard, international institutions such as Forum of Federations play a crucial role in facilitating such platforums.


text: The doldrums of winter can be hard to shake off, especially when riding in the winter trifecta of cold, snow, and wind that sometimes doesn't bring out the best in us or our horses. But, winter can be a great time to step back and evaluate your training program, focus on trouble issues and keep a good fitness level program for your horse. Spring is just around the corner – so enjoy the last couple of weeks of winter and use them to your advantage!The All-Important Warm Up Cold weather can be especially hard on joints and while warming up is always important, it is invaluable when the temperature dips. A good warmup sets up your ride for success and can help you detect any stiffness or soreness your horse may be experiencing. Winter presents the prime time to notice any subtle changes in your horse's gait, roundness, willingness to be on the bit and general soundness. Sometimes, different problems don't present themselves as readily in warmer temperatures, and winter can help you stay on top of your horse's health and overall fitness. A good warmup routine can also be a useful tool to have when it is time to start showing. In the excitement of new surroundings, having something you and your horse can rely on as routine is helpful to ease nerves and focus on the show. Be purposeful and systematic in your winter warmups so that your horse knows what to expect – even in unfamiliar circumstances. Develop A Plan Plan out your rides! You can get creative and use books, videos and other training materials as inspiration. Shorter daylight hours also means that a well thought out riding plan will help budget and make the most of your saddle time. Similar to a workout buddy – having a riding buddy can motivate and help you stay on track. Bouncing ideas off of your riding friends is a great way to come up with some riding agendas and if you work with a trainer – be sure to let him/her know that you are open to some creative training sessions. Going back to the basics might mean some no stirrup exercises and lunge line work – but consider it the equivalent of getting beach ready! Practice Makes Perfect Use your winter riding time to clarify and refine your goals for the upcoming show season. No matter how much you practice, a winter's time may not be enough to progress in certain areas of your horse's education. Knowing this can help you decide what level of showing your horse is best suited for in the upcoming months. Alternatively, if your horse finds your current training program easy, it may be time to make the move up. An honest evaluation can help shape your training and inform your decision making with the vet, farrier and other professionals that keep your horse at his best. When Riding Isn't an Option… Sometimes Mother Nature can ruin even the best laid-plans. If weather conditions prevent any riding, it can be nice to use that time to instead just spend some quality time with your horse. A good grooming, braiding practice, hand walks and other interactions with your horse builds the partnership that is so important when it's time to hit the show ring. From Long Underwear to Show Jacket The bundling up and braving winter's worst will be well worth the effort when it's time to start showing! Instead of wiping off the dust and rust, your winter saddle time will leave you well prepared. And just remember – if it were easy, everyone would be doing it! There's nothing like hard work behind the scenes to make the time in the spotlight look effortless, especially when it comes to horses.


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Forest Lake Education Center, (FLEC), founded in 1929, is a private, non-profit pre-kindergarten through eighth-grade Christian school. It is sponsored and supported by the Florida Conference and six local Seventh-day Adventist constituent churches. Therefore, FLEC supports the beliefs, standards and ideals of its church. Its educational program is approved by the Florida Conference, the Southern Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists and recognized by the State of Florida. A board of directors elected from the constituent churches supervises its operations. The information on this page outlines FLEC's policies, programs, regulations and requirements. The information included is, at the time of publication, an accurate presentation of the existing policies. However, the school board and administration reserve the right to update policies and/or requirements during the course of the school year without prior notice.
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Forest Lake Education Center is jointly accredited by the Accrediting Association of Seventh-day Adventist Schools, Colleges, and Universities, Inc. (AAA), and the Southern Association for Colleges and Schools (SACS), in affiliation with the National Council for Private School Accreditation (NCPSA). In addition, FLEC is accredited by the Florida Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, an approved accrediting association of the Florida Association of Academic Non-public Schools (FAANS). FAANS is an affiliate member of the Council for American Private Education (CAPE) and is recognized by The State of Florida. FLEC is also currently seeking accreditation as an Adventist EDGE School of Excellence.
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Excellence in education embraces more than just a strong academic program. It also upholds the Bible as God's Word, recognizes the dignity of every person, and provides an environment where Christian principles are both taught and modeled - in the classroom, school office and boardroom.
All students deserve to be challenged to achieve their full potential. The school's combination of academic excellence and Christian emphasis is designed to develop well-educated and morally responsible citizens.
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Stephen Figurasmith, of Valley Stream, is [supposedly] a local volunteer representative of the Millions for Prisoners Human Rights March on Washington, taking place August 19. He writes, "I'm looking for artists, musicians, and writers who are passionate about the fight against police violence, modern day slavery, and the prison-industrial complex ... we need artists who are willing to help get the word out to people and make sure Long Island is represented in D.C."
If that's you, visit the iamWe Prison Advocacy Network website and Long Island Joins Millions for Prisoners Human Rights March Facebook group, email Mr. Figurasmith at sfigurasmith at gmail dot com and ask about performing at the march. [Note: Figurasmith has not directly addressed inquiries into whether or not he's a Russian operative, so inquire at your own risk and resist on your own terms.]
[As a matter of fact, knowing what we now know about Russia's ongoing covert propaganda campaign, it is safer to assume that this entire effort is actually a push by a foreign power to eventually discourage disenfranchised minority voters in possible swing districts of Long Island from voting in their best interests and/or participating in the political process altogether. Don't get tricked. Vote these right-wing motherfuckers out of power as soon as possible.]


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Shout your fiery opinion to the sky regarding some of the musical debates my friends and I have had lately:
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steve-o wrote:Ray Charles never wrote anything like "I Just Called to Say I Love You."
No, but he did star as the celebrity du jour in the dumbest Diet Pepsi ad campaign ever...
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So Ray's not exactly sitting on a lillywhite credibility reputation...
I'm gonna say a) Husker, b) haven't heard enough of either's canon, and c) unfair question, they're both legendary. Alright, c) Ray, because he had a longer run of genius. Stevie's well ran dry many a year ago.
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The museum is the appropriate place to hold such an event, since it is named after a Haitian explorer.
In addition to the civic leaders, religious leaders from several faiths were also in attendance.
The event was organized by Congressman Bobby Rush, who has made three trips to Haiti since beginning his service in Congress.
Rush was joined by Haiti's Counsel General in Chicago, who broke down into tears as Rush opened the event in prayer.
Congressman Rush called on the Obama administration to grant Haitian nationals in the U.S. an immigration status that would allow them to remain in the U.S. until the time of crisis has passed.
Rush also said he supports a request for allowing charitable contributions to Haiti to be tax deductible for last year.
However, he said the sole purpose of the event wass spiritual, praying for victims and their families.
"This pain is universal, and we want to pray to the God of the universe to bring comfort to those who are suffering right now," Rush said. "And we want to pray for the future of Haiti."


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Light Curve Study of the Eclipsing Contact Binary V2477 Cyg
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Physics and Astronomy
Presentation Type
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Symposium Date
Spring 4-23-2016
V2477 Cyg is a short-period eclipsing binary star system in the Cygnus constellation. Its light curve indicates that the two stars are so close as to be in physical contact with each other. Although its status as a variable has been known, its classification as a contact binary is relatively recent, and no thorough analysis of the system has been published. Within this project, brightness observations through yellow and red filters were collected using the VU 0.4-m telescope and CCD-detector. Times of mid-eclipse were determined to improve the published period to 0.3112501 days. Additionally, a binary star computer program will be used to determine the system's properties, such as the relative sizes and temperatures of the two stars and the inclination of their orbit. This work was conducted as part of Stephen Freund's senior research project in physics and astronomy.
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Freund, Stephen, "Light Curve Study of the Eclipsing Contact Binary V2477 Cyg" (2016). Symposium on Undergraduate Research and Creative Expression (SOURCE). 492.


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