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By Kiara Catanzaro, '15
The Teaching and Learning Center (TLC) at St. Bonaventure will host its first Tutor Appreciation Day on Tuesday, April 15.
As part of this celebration, tutees will write thank you notes to their tutors throughout the week, thanking them for their dedication to academic-related assistance.
Gina Larrabee, office manager for the Teaching and Learning Center, created the idea to show how much St. Bonaventure students appreciate their tutors.
"Our main focus is to celebrate and show appreciation for our fine tutors as well as wanting other St. Bonaventure students to know we have top students as tutors," Larrabee said.
The following tutors will be honored: Steven Aprilano, Erin Ballou, Arielle Balthazard, Sebastian Bellm, Simone Bernstein, Tamalyn Brown-Penders, Leah Brownstein, Puja Chabra, Joseph Cimmino, Morgan Clelland, Megan Cross, Kelly Delaney, Samantha DiBenedetto, Whitney Dougherty, Carley Doyle, Elliot Fanshel, Chloe Farmer, Amy Farrell, Connor Flanagan, James Gilfert, Catalina Gregg, Alex Gu, Sarah Hanno, Nicholas Hillman, Patrick Hogan, Thomas Hura, Brett Keegan, Dan Kerns, Sara Klinkbeil, Al Lore, and Renjith Maracheril.
And also, Ryan McDonough, Shannon McGlew, Hannah McGrath, Trenton McPherson, Melissa Misenheimer, Sydney Neubauer, Rachel Noone, Timothy Parks, Alexandra Perl, Taylor Phillips, Jonathan Pierce, Elizabeth Reichert, Rene Sandroni, Amit Sanyal, Ram Seeni, Ami Shah, Matt Socci, Christina Stankewicz, Emily Steves, Jessica Ungaro, Hannah Vail, Brianna Walsh, Andrew Wartella, Kady Weisner and Alicia Worthylake.
Larrabee said she plans to create a garden out of the thank you notes created by the tutees at the TLC.
"We plan to have the messages on colored paper in shapes of flowers," Larrabee said. "The arrangement of flowers will resemble a garden, which will be displayed on tri-fold boards in the TLC."
Tutor Appreciation Day will begin a four-part series of events offered by the TLC.
Throughout the week of April 15, tutors will collect their tutee's thank you notes from the Tutor Garden and receive a Tutor Swag Bag of treats created by the center's staff for each tutor.
On Tuesday, April 15, the TLC will host a presentation titled "The Good, The Bad, The Bonaventure: Surviving Your Junior and Senior Years." The event will be held from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Hall of Fame room in the Reilly Center. The presentation will include a panel of six juniors and seniors speaking about their experiences at St. Bonaventure.
"The purpose of the event is for freshmen and sophomores to hear advice from upperclassmen about what they would do all over again, and what they wouldn't do if they could go back in time," said Jean Trevarton Ehman, director of the Teaching and Learning Center.
The TLC will also host an outdoor event titled "Study in the Sun" from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday, April 29 in the courtyard of Robinson Hall and Falconio Hall. There will be table clusters hosted by TLC tutors representing biology, chemistry, journalism, education, psychology and study skills.
On Wednesday, April 30, the TLC will host a movie night featuring "Akeelah and the Bee" at 7:15 p.m. at the center (Doyle 26). Free popcorn and beverages will be served to students.
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Three Florida men pleaded guilty to a home invasion and armed robbery after one of them dropped a note in court that detailed what he should say to keep their stories straight, authorities said.
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Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion
In the year 2010 a.t.b. The Holy Empire of Britannia completed its takeover of , using its superior technology of the Knightmare Frames, a humanoid type of mecha while using a new type of tragaperras. Britannia renames , and forces all ese to become known as Elevens, in an effort to strip the ese of their culture and identity. Seven years later, a Britannian high school student named Lelouch Lamperouge is going down the highway in with his friend Rivalz when they become mixed up in a terrorist plot to steal a bomb containing deadly gas from Britannia. Lelouch and the bomb become separated from the terrorists only to meet with his childhood friend Suzaku Kururugi with whom he and his sister Nunally had escaped from Britannia to live in , but has now become an honorary Britannian soldier. The "poison gas" bomb opens and it is revealed to instead be a container for a live girl.
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A north Florida sheriff's deputy fatally shot an armed man during a disturbance at a home in St. Augustine.
Several St. Johns County Sheriff's deputies arrived at the home Wednesday afternoon after someone from inside called 911. They say 64-year-old Rodney Wayne Stevens died.
The Florida Times-Union reports the deputies saw a man, who then went back inside the house.
Sheriff's Commander Chuck Mulligan says multiple deputies were at the scene and they haven't determined how many fired or how many rounds were shot. No deputies were injured.
Stevens had three outstanding warrants for grand theft auto, felony battery and tampering with a witness.
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Publicly traded companies are making a concerted effort, albeit a slow one, to diversify their boards. (The Journal reports a one percentage point gain at Fortune 1000 companies last year, meaning that women now hold 15.6% of board seats.)
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text: Friday, July 25, 2014 US Virgin Islands Gets Direct Access, Improved PT Practice Act Virgin Islanders will now have improved access to physical therapist (PT) services—and a much more effective physical therapy practice act—thanks to a new law signed by Governor John P. de Jongh Jr, on July 11. The new law, Act No. 760, allows for direct access to evaluation and treatment by a PT without a physician's referral, and includes changes to the licensing law that protect the term "physical therapy" as an activity that can only be engaged in by a PT, among other improvements. Prior to the act's passage a physician referral was required for all PT services. The new law, which takes effect on October 9, 2014, allows for treatment without a referral for 45 days or 12 treatment visits. "It's been a long time coming, but consumers will now have greater access to quality health care provided by physical therapists," said Virgin Islands APTA member Jerry Smith, PT, DPT, ATC. "These changes could not have happened without the work of the physical therapy community here." In addition to direct access, Act. No. 7620 also makes significant updates to the physical therapy practice act. Besides the protection of "physical therapy" as a term that can only describe the activities of PTs, the new law provides title protection for "DPT" and "doctor of physical therapy," an updated definition for the practice of physical therapy, an expanded board of physical therapy, and revised qualifications for licensure. "APTA commends the work of the dedicated physical therapists in the US Virgin Islands who worked for many years to bring about these legislative changes," said APTA President Paul Rockar Jr, PT, DPT, MS. "Improved patient access to PT services continues to be a high priority for the profession and APTA." Earlier this year both Oklahoma and Michigan enacted direct access legislation. The new Oklahoma law goes into effect on November 1, and the Michigan law on January 1, 2015. All 50 states, DC, and now the US Virgin Islands have enacted laws allowing for direct access to evaluation and some level of treatment without a physician referral. Comments I applaud VI for their success! I take exception with your final comment that all 50 states now have DA and "some level of treatment". Texas is evaluation only. Thanks for the thought though, we could use a little support from APTA in our efforts; we're working on it, hopefully 2015 is the time for treatment too. Posted by James Lewis on 7/25/2014 4:50 PM Well done VI !!! With that said, I don't understand why the statement continues to be made that All 50 states allow for evaluation and "some level of treatment without a physician referral." ... I'm in Texas and the only way I can provide any treatment is if it's considered an "emergency." This is a misleading statement. We can't treat without referral in Texas. Posted by Jarod Carter on 7/25/2014 5:59 PM IS DPT IS OR tDPT IS REQUIRED TO HAVE DA?? Posted by ELANGO KALIAMOORTHY on 7/25/2014 7:40 PM Actually you can treat patients without a referral in Texas. It's fairly limited though, the patient has to have been subject of a prior physician referral, so it's pretty much direct access just for folks who have chronic or reoccurring condition that was previously diagnosed. But when we got it passed back in the 90's it was a huge effort! Posted by Mike on 7/25/2014 7:51 PM I just want to say thank you for the positive comments. This process really wasn't easy. Our law was in place since originally enacted in 1969 and stayed pretty much unchanged since then. Thanks to the efforts of many VI PTs who emailed, texted, and attended hearings. VI PT Board Members Schuster and Short for their dedication and services of over 20 years. The APTA 's State & Govt Affairs Division and the FSBPT for their guidance throughout the process. To Senator Clifford Graham who sponsored the bill in his freshman year and pushed it like a veteran Senator. Senior Senator Craig Barshinger who showed his strong support and legislative prowess from the beginning and helped us to avoid some pitt falls along the way. Senator Clarence Payne and staff who through his Chairmanship of the Health & Hospitals Committee allowed the bill's introduction and rallied the support of his colleagues needed to get through the committee process and continued his support through the remaining legislative process. Finally, the remaining 12 Senators who voted favorably and provided a unanimous show of support for Physical Therapy, and Gov. John P. de Jongh for his support and confirmation that it is a good thing for the people of the VI to have direct access to the capable care of a Physical Therapist. It was truly a team effort and I thank everyone involved! Posted by Jerry R Smith on 7/26/2014 7:13 AM Great accomplishment and congratulations to the VI. We should all learn from their monumental achievement that professional unity and proactive persistence can be well rewarded. I am trying to get involved in protecting our profession to become full first line autonomous practitioners in Florida as well. We can use the help of the apta to guide us. I am open to suggestions on how we can also protect the term physical therapy/therapist to only be a term used and rendered by a licensed physical therapist and assistant. How can we make this happen? Sincerely, Matthew St.Aimee, PT, DPT Posted by Matthew St.Aimee, PT, DPT on 7/26/2014 8:17 AM Since all of the wording reads PT and physical therapists, does this exclude PTAs from practicing under a PT in the USVI? Victoria Anglin, PTA, BS Posted by Victoria on 7/29/2014 5:44 AM Wow, you guys think you got a good deal. Here in California our lame CPTA managed to get us 12 visits or 45 days and handed over the keys to 15 other health professionals that can now own a PT clinic in California. Remember how those Orth Surgeons like to make money. Well now they get to send the patient to their own clinic and make money in a resolving circle. PT's cannot diagnosis the patient in California. That is how great our California Physical Therapy Association and Lobbyist are. We no longer give them any money. All our money goes to IPT in California who have an interest in private PT practice in California. Posted by Fred on 7/29/2014 3:37 PM Matthew - I hope I'm not being insulting or offering an over simplification but to achieve exclusive use of the term your PT law has to directly state that only persons with PT/PTA credentials can use the term. Victoria - Actually the VI language specifically includes PTA in it's terms for the expressed purpose of including PTAs. Before this document PTAs were not recognized by statue and although PTAs have been practicing within the territory they couldn't qualify for local licensure nor liability insurance. Fred - we actually used California as a starting point of negotiation for the final details that we now have. I can only imagine the level of opposition your board had. I'm sure tgere will be improvements with time. Posted by Jerry R Smith on 7/29/2014 7:58 PM I totally respect you Jerry. I do want to point out that the deal the CPTA worked out was against the larger part of the membership. Our Association did so many things incorrectly, that our profession was steamrolled. It will not change with the CPTA in California. The only group that made a HUGE difference and cared enough to confront a horrible deal for Californian PT's was IPT. They are an awesome group of men and women who are not afraid of making waves. What the CPTA did will take 10 years to undo because they were very unschooled and were willing to listen to a Lobbyist that unfortunately has quite a poor reputation. We also had a first hand view of the dirtiness of politics in California. I would encourage the other States to NOT FOLLOW THE LEAD OF CALIFORNIA, because it was not the correct way, nor is it a good DIRECT ACCESS LAW. Presently we have direct access for 12 visits or 45 days. We cannot legally diagnosis the patient. So in order to be paid by a carrier, a PT either has to break the law by assigning an ICD9 code and sending to insurance or get a diagnosis from a professional licensed to diagnosis in California. What that added up to is honestly no better than what we had. At the same time, 15 other professionals, some of which can diagnosis the patient, can now monopolize the care in all speciality areas including PT. Social workers, dental hygiensts, psychologist's, Dentists, Chiro',s Physicians of all types etc. can own a PT clinic, some just to make MONEY. The CPTA refused to do their homework and thought nothing of private practice PT's. There are many members who have no respect for the CPTA and are unwilling to fund their activities. Hard to believe, but that is what happened. I saw it with my own eyes, read a ton and was present at some of the meetings. It was shameful and unprofessional with concern to the CPTA. The APTA claimed their hands were tied. Well, that is their position but it is not believable as they all rub shoulders on tons of issues. This was one of the biggest issues in the Nation. Some of us never want to see others use California as their model for Direct Access as it is very poor. Posted by Fred on 7/30/2014 12:38 PM


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Suunto Sisu Challenge inspires athletes as Suunto GPS watches become compatible with Strava.
Suunto today announces it is joining forces with Strava, the online network connecting the global community of athletes. From April 28th, Suunto's Ambit watches can be used with Strava's service, which lets members share and compare their GPS-tracked activities with friends. In addition, sports enthusiasts will also now be able to buy select Suunto products through the Strava shop.
To celebrate the partnership, Suunto and Strava are launching the Suunto Sisu Challenge. Inspired by the Finnish word for bravery and determination, the challenge is an invitation for Strava members to push their limits and run 65 km (40 miles) between May 17th and June 1st, 2014.
Members who complete the challenge within the 16 day period will have the opportunity to buy an Ambit2 R, Suunto's GPS watch for runners, and receive a free Suunto heart rate belt and a three-month Strava Premium membership. Premium membership provides in-depth analytics including heart rate analysis and other tools to help athletes stay motivated, train effectively, and have fun.
Comments Janne Kallio, head of digital marketing at Suunto: "This partnership between Suunto and Strava has been requested by Suunto fans and we are delighted to be able to offer this to running and cycling enthusiasts. It provides a great new added value for all Suunto owners and gives Strava members a new range of product options. I can't wait to start racing with my Suunto Ambit2 in local Strava segments."
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COLUMN:A few mane dishes
According to recent news reports, Europeans have been enjoying the fine taste of horse meat, labeled as "beef," for years without knowing it. It turns out that horse meat has been a secret ingredient in many of their favorite frozen foods, from Swedish meatballs to lasagna.
In the spirit of sharing, here are some new twists on old favorite recipes for our continental friends. Bon appetit!
1 (4- to 5-pound) European "beef" roast
1 (1.25-ounce) package brown gravy mix
1 (1.25-ounce) package Italian salad dressing mix
1 (1.25-ounce) package ranch dressing mix
1/2 cup water
Place European "beef" roast in slow cooker.
Combine dry gravy and dressing mixes in a small bowl and sprinkle over the roast.
Pour the water around the roast. Cook on low for 7 to 9 hours.
1 1/2 pounds European "sirloin steak," cut into 1 1/2-inch cubes
1 large bell pepper
1 or 2 medium red onions
1/2 to 1 pound button mushrooms
Cover the meat with your favorite marinade and marinate overnight in the refrigerator. Soak bamboo skewers in water at least 30 minutes before grilling.
Cut the vegetables into chunks roughly the width of the "beef" cubes. Alternately thread the meat and vegetables onto double bamboo skewers. Grill 8 to 10 minutes over medium heat, turning occasionally. Let rest 5 minutes before serving.
1 pound European ground "beef"
2 to 3 stalks celery, chopped
1 small onion, chopped
1 (8-ounce) can tomato sauce
1/4 cup ketchup
1/4 cup barbecue sauce
1 tablespoon firmly packed brown sugar
1 teaspoon dry mustard
Salt and pepper
1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
1 tablespoon vinegar
In a large skillet, brown European ground "beef," celery and onion. Drain the fat.
Stir in remaining ingredients and simmer, covered, 15 to 20 minutes, stirring occasionally.
Serve on toasted buns, if desired.
1 1/2 pounds European ground "beef"
1/2 cup oatmeal
1 egg, beaten
1 small Vidalia or other sweet onion, finely chopped
1 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon black pepper
1/4 cup ketchup
1/2 to 2/3 cup whole milk or half-and-half
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Combine all ingredients and place mixture in a loaf baking dish. Smooth out top. Bake 60 to 75 minutes, or until done.
3 pounds European "beef," cubed
2 pounds potatoes, cubed
1 pound carrots, cubed
4 cups beef broth
Salt, pepper and other seasonings to taste
ear "beef" cubes in a skillet. Combine ingredients in a large pot and simmer until ingredients are tender, about 2 hours.
1 1/2 pounds European ground "beef"
1 large egg, beaten
1 cup Italian-seasoned breadcrumbs
1 medium onion, chopped fine
4 garlic cloves, crushed and minced
1/2 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
1/4 cup grated Parmigiano or 1/4 cup Romano cheese
Salt and pepper to taste
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Combine ground "beef" with other ingredients in a large mixing bowl. Roll mixture into 1 1/2-inch balls and place on baking sheet. Bake about 20 minutes, or until meatballs are no longer pink in the center.
1 1/2 pounds European ground "beef"
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
Divide "beef" into 4 equal parts, shape into patties and place on well-oiled, preheated grill. Cook to desired doneness.
For a fun change, instead of buns, serve on Sea Biscuits.
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In 2013, the Week of the Young Child is April 14-20. During this week local communities come together to honor young children and all those who make a difference in children's lives. All young children need and deserve high-quality early care and education that will prepare them for life. The "Week of the Young Child" is a time that those in northeast Colorado can recognize that early years are learning years!
There are many ways that people can make a difference in the lives of young children. One way is by supporting early literacy in their local communities because early reading skills are crucial for young children to be ready for school. Take time during this "Week of the Young Child" to thank parents, preschool and elementary teachers, school volunteers, child care providers, children's librarians and all adults who help young children get off to a great start by reading to them. Another way you can make a difference year-round is to support policies at the local, state and federal levels that provide high-quality early learning opportunities (preschool and child care) for all young children.
The Northeast Colorado Child Care Resource and Referral (NCCCRR) with assistance from the Cheyenne, Kiowa and Lincoln County Early Childhood Council, Early Childhood Council of Logan, Phillips and Sedgwick Counties, and the Early Childhood Council of Yuma, Washington and Kit Carson Counties are distributing placemats to area restaurants to celebrate and bring awareness of the "Week of the Young Child."
Year-round, NCCCRR provides free child care referrals to parents and assistance to both potential and current child care providers in Northeast Colorado. All NCCCRR services are provided in Cheyenne, Kiowa, Kit Carson, Lincoln, Logan, Phillips, Sedgwick, Washington and Yuma Counties through their office at the Rural Communities Resource Center in Yuma. They can be reached at (970) 848-3867 or for child care the toll free line is 1-877-338-2273. Information is available via the Internet at ncccrr.org or on Facebook, Online childcare referrals can be found at qualistar.org.
The role of Colorado's Early Childhood Councils is to "Improve and sustain the availability, accessibility, capacity and quality of early childhood services for children and families throughout the state."
Early childhood services are defined by the legislation as including: early learning, family Support and Parent Education, Social, Emotional, and Mental Health and Health. Early Childhood Councils bring together dedicated partners from each of these service areas to coordinate, increase and improve the education, health, social/emotional, and parenting opportunities available to all young children and their families.
For the Early Childhood Council of Logan, Phillips and Sedgwick counties, contact Kathy Reinhardt at (970) 526-2440 or go to ecclps.org.
Northeast Colorado Child Care Resource and Referral is a program of the Rural Communities Resource Center and a Qualistar Early Learning Partner which receives funding through CDHS. Other funding for NCCCRR is received from the Lincoln and Yuma County Departments of Human Services. The Yuma, Washington and Kit Carson County Early Childhood Council is funded by CDHS.


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Stamping out hunger
Food stamps help struggling Capital Region parents feed themselves and their kids
Saratoga Springs
Milk drunk and sleepy in their crib, Giovanna and Genevieve Luce are oblivious to the struggles their parents face in keeping them fed and a roof over their heads.
Angelica Smith and Breck Luce have always worked hard, but a run of bad luck means they are facing eviction from Saratoga Springs Public Housing. They have a place to go — a house Luce has been fixing up in Ballston Spa — but the prospect of moving is daunting.
The family is composed of the 5-week-old twins; the couple's 3-year-old son, Breck Jr.; Luce's 20- and 17-year-old children and Smith's daughter, Mia Lyn, 9. It is one of the 6.7 percent of families in the Capital Region that live in poverty, according to 2012 Capital District Regional Planning Commission figures.
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, popularly known as food stamps, helps Smith, 28, Luce, 42, and their children get by.
In September, 51,519 households in the Capital Region received a total of $5.1 million in aid through SNAP. According to the state Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance, a family of four with children under 18 is eligible for food stamps if its gross household income for the year is less than $47,100. (The federal poverty level for a family of four is $23,550.) The maximum benefit for a family of four is $632 per month, although what is received is usually less. Smith's child support payments from Mia Lyn's father are counted as income when her SNAP benefit is calculated — whether she gets them or not. Before the twins were born, Smith received $389 a month; she now gets slightly more than $489. A 2012 Gallup poll found that the average American family spends $151 per week — $604 a month — on food.
The SNAP program, funded by the federal government, is in peril.
Monthly SNAP benefits have fallen by about $30 per family as of Nov. 1 and more cuts are on the way.
Members of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives are currently negotiating to reconcile the reduction the Democrat-controlled Senate wants — $4 billion over the next decade — with what the Republican-led House wants, $39 billion over 10 years. Agreement is needed to finalize the farm bill, which authorizes SNAP.
Hunger is the backdrop to these talks. According to a 2010 U.S. Department of Agriculture survey, 14.5 percent of households struggle to put enough food on the table.
More than 48 million Americans, including 15.9 million children, live in homes where they often go hungry. The number has risen steadily since the 1980s.
During the holiday season, many people donate to a food pantry or volunteer at Albany's Equinox dinner. But Americans have mixed feelings about the poor.
Stories are told of welfare check recipients who drive new cars. Seeing someone at the grocery store buying a steak with food stamps sparks indignation. According to a 2000 survey of six countries, 60 percent of Americans — more than in any other nation — attribute neediness to laziness.
"We the people are ambivalent about the poor," said the Rev. Phil Grisby, director of Schenectady Inner City Ministry. "We're quick to donate to a cause, but when it comes to understanding poverty, we fall back to our deep-seated belief that people need to pull themselves up by their bootstraps."
Christine Nealon, the director of community resources at Unity House in Troy, said there are logistical problems to being poor that the non-poor don't see. For example, it makes economic sense to buy in bulk and to shop at stores with the best deals. But someone who has to take a bus to a grocery store will patronize the closest supermarket and buy only enough to comfortably carry.
Some members of Ellis Hospital management found out firsthand last winter how transportation can make or break a day. They decided to try to get to an appointment at the Ellis campus on McClellan Street by taking a bus from downtown. They missed a connection and had to walk part of the way — sometimes in the street because the sidewalks hadn't been cleared of snow — and missed their appointment. The experience prompted the manager of Ellis dental care to offer walk-in days for established patients.
Lack of time is another problem for people who must work two or three jobs to make ends meet, Nealon said. They're usually exhausted and they have limited time to shop, she said. They fit in their food shopping when they can — and don't always make the best choices. But it's a myth, Nealon said, that the poor don't want fresh produce and healthy food. The Unity House food pantry's supply of squash, potatoes and apples is the first to go, she said.
Gloria Hope was one of the people waiting for a number at the Schenectady Food Pantry the week before Thanksgiving. At 8 a.m. Hope was given number 88. At 11 a.m. she was still waiting to collect a bag of food. Still, she raved about what was available — bread and rolls for the taking, she said, and plenty of fresh produce. Hope, 51, said she qualifies for SNAP because of her age and because she is enrolled at Schenectady County Community College in hopes of becoming a social worker. She said raised four children and sent them all to college. One of her grandsons, who is 18, lives with her. Hope said she lives in subsidized housing and depended on food stamps on and off while she raised her children. Now, they don't like it when she goes to the food pantry.
"I told them it's not their responsibility to fill my refrigerator," she said.
Smith and Luce shop at Price Chopper because it's the closest grocery store.
It doesn't have the lowest prices, Smith said, but they get a discount on gas for shopping there. Smith said the lowest prices in the area are at Price Rite, but the nearest one to her home is in Glens Falls, 18 miles away.
SNAP doesn't cover toiletries, so Smith goes to the Franklin Community Center food pantry for diapers. What she gets depends on what people give — diapers for infants are often available, for example, but not the bigger size that Junior needs.
Smith saves in any way she can. She buys big packages of meat and takes extra produce bags home to divide and freeze it. Over the summer, her kids got free lunch from a program at the community center at Vanderbilt Terrace daily. And she uses WIC, a supplemental nutrition program. WIC checks are tricky because they only pay for specific items — regular Life cereal, for instance, not Cinnamon Life, which her kids are more likely to eat. So she buys spices at a dollar store next to the Price Chopper and makes her own flavored cereal.
Similarly, WIC covers a specific baby formula and it takes a doctor's note to be able to buy a different kind.
Smith worked for a trainer at Saratoga Race Course for nine summers, hot-walking horses and doing odd jobs around the barn. She washed horse bandages in a bucket by hand for an extra $50 a week. She was up for a promotion to assistant foreman when her pregnancy left her unable to do the work. She started working shifts as a day or night watchman at the barn, but her paycheck — less than $400 per week to begin with — dwindled. In July, she was laid off. Luce is a stone mason. He lost his job when he took extra time off to take care of the kids while Smith was on bed rest. Now, for the first time ever, he will collect unemployment checks and try to scrape together enough money to put up Sheetrock and stair railings in the Ballston Spa house. In the spring, he hopes to find full-time work in masonry.
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To learn more about hunger and what can be done about it, visit bread.org, a faith-based Washington, D.C., nonprofit organization that is an information clearinghouse and advocacy group.
Upcoming: See Thursday's Food section for Times Union contributor Deanna Fox's first-person account of the Food Stamp Challenge, feeding herself and her two young children on $4.50 a day.
Smith said Mia Lyn's father sometimes berates her for being on Medicaid and taking food stamps.
"I'm not on welfare," she said. "I've always worked."
Poor people have to be resourceful, Grisby said. Studies have shown that food stamps are a more effective and efficient way to help the poor than free dinners and food pantries, he said.
"I'm grateful for what I have, and I understand it's a supplement," Smith said. "I go through it pretty fast, and I wish there could be more, but understand it has to come out of someone's pocket."
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Delphi Thermal is now part of the MAHLE Group
Stuttgart/Germany, July 1, 2015 – The antitrust authorities have given their approval: MAHLE has acquired the thermal business of U.K. automotive supplier Delphi Automotive PLC as of July 1, 2015. As a result, the Stuttgart-based group is expanding its strategically important Thermal Management business unit.
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Through the now-completed acquisition, MAHLE is increasing its commitment in a promising sector, since a comprehensive, energy-efficient thermal management system is as much in demand for combustion engines as for electric drives or fuel cells.
The product portfolios of both companies are an excellent match with regard to HVAC modules and engine cooling components. MAHLE places particular importance on Delphi Thermal's compressor business, which has thus far been missing from its own range. It will now be rapidly integrated into the group as a new unit. Air conditioning, powertrain cooling, and heat exchangers for stationary applications, however, will become part of the Thermal Management business unit. The thermal business field was created following the acquisition of Behr, which was completed in 2013, and already generated around 40 percent of MAHLE's total sales in 2014.
13 Delphi Thermal production plants in Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, the United States, Mexico, Brazil, China, and India, as well as three major research and development centers in the United States and Luxembourg have now been added to the group's approximately 150 production locations. As a result of the takeover, the roughly 7,500 employees of Delphi Thermal are expected to bring the total number of MAHLE employees worldwide to over 75,000 by the end of 2015.
Group sales are rising just as sharply with the acquisition of Delphi Thermal: MAHLE anticipates total sales of around EUR 11.5 billion for 2015 provided that the global economic situation remains stable.
"By successfully concluding this takeover, we significantly improve our market position and move into positions 1–3 in the essential product segments of the thermal management business worldwide," explains Wolf-Henning Scheider, Chairman of the Management Board and CEO of the MAHLE Group since July 1, 2015. "Furthermore, by joining forces, new opportunities are arising for us. The Delphi Thermal portfolio ideally supplements our product range and systems competence. This also allows us to further expand our production footprint in Europe, North America, South America, and Asia." Dr. Jörg Stratmann, Head of the Thermal Management business unit and member of the Management Board of the MAHLE Group, adds: "Following the intensive preparation of the last weeks, we will now devote all our energy to the upcoming integration tasks. And we are looking forward to welcoming the new employees who will further strengthen our team with their expertise and experience. As the second largest global thermal supplier, we will now be able to offer our customers even better solutions."
In a subsequent step, it is intended to acquire the joint venture Shanghai Delphi Automotive Air-Conditioning System Co. Ltd. (SDAAC) located in China. The negotiating partners anticipate this separate transaction to be concluded in 2016.
About MAHLE
As a leading global development partner for the automotive and engine industry, MAHLE offers unique systems competence in the areas of engine systems, filtration, electrics/mechatronics, and thermal management. In the original equipment industry, MAHLE provides technologically innovative solutions for automotive, commercial vehicle, machinery, and other industrial applications. The Aftermarket business unit also serves the independent parts market with MAHLE products in OE quality.
MAHLE has a local presence in all major world markets. In 2014, some 66,000 employees at approximately 150 production locations generated sales of almost ten billion euros. At ten major research and development centers in Germany, Great Britain, the USA, Brazil, Japan, China, and India, almost 5,000 development engineers and technicians are working on forward-looking concepts, products, and systems.
Further queries:
MAHLE GmbH
Andrea Arnold
Corporate Communications/Public Relations
Pragstrasse 26–46
70376 Stuttgart
Phone: +49 711 501-13124
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We've updated the article with findings from testing the newer Hydra driver version 1.4 and we've added these thoughts on our concluding page. Most important are more GPU and games support in multi-vendor, multi-GPU configuration.
A Multi-GPU Wish Come True?
Two different graphics cards from two rivaling firms working in tandem? That's certainly fantasy stuff deserving of a spot on the New Year's wish list for graphics junkies. Except that it's now come true with the MSI Big Bang Fuzion P55 motherboard. In fact, we were promised this late last year but the Fuzion couldn't make it for Christmas.
Instead, MSI placated us somewhat with the impressively equipped Trinergy, which had an NVIDIA nForce 200 chip onboard to enable 3-way SLI and CrossFireX, making it a pseudo X58 equivalent. That board was very nice, very expensive and the start of MSI's ultra high-end Big Bang motherboard series but what we really wanted was cross-vendor, multi-GPU support. Fortunately, the Fuzion is finally ready to be unveiled to the world.
MSI collaborated with fabless semiconductor firm Lucid to implement the latter's vendor-agnostic Hydra 200 chip. According to Lucid, the Hydra is "a real-time distributed processing engine (system-on-a-chip) that allows efficient load-balancing of multi-GPU environments using any GPU vendor." Plainly put, it allows consumers to combine graphics cards from either of the two major graphics chipmakers on a single motherboard, though you'll find later that there are some restrictions on what cards are compatible.
The standard P55 motherboard already supports 2-way SLI or CrossFireX after the proper licensing and certifications. However, such multi-GPU technologies typically limits users to pairing only GPUs that are practically identical, with some allowance. ATI's CrossFireX for example has a limited ability to mix two different GPUs of a similar series/architecture while NVIDIA's SLI limits you to the same GPU model but works with varying clock speeds and memory sizes within that restriction.
Hence, the main attraction of Lucid's Hydra is its mix and match capability. Lucid claims that its distributed processing or load-balancing technology allows the addition of a newer generation graphics card to an older one while maintaining a decent amount of performance boast. This is done by having its ASIC chip sit in between the CPU and the GPUs and 'meditate' or distribute the workload via PCIe according to the GPUs' capabilities in real time. It's something that ATI or NVIDIA cannot do currently with their Alternate Frame rendering method of splitting the workload between two GPUs, which requires a similar level of performance from both. The generic nature of Lucid's technology also means that it doesn't matter what architecture the GPU belongs to, which hence allows for ATI and NVIDIA GPUs to work together.
Unfortunately, our excitement over its potential immediately got doused with cold, hard reality upon opening up the Big Bang Fuzion package. Mixing two graphics cards from the two vendors is only possible for a handful of models, and none of the latest Radeon HD 5000 cards. The bad news to come is that the application support for such a configuration is at the moment, quite paltry.
Here's what you need for the multi-vendor, multi-GPU to work:
- Windows 7 32-bit or 64-bit as the OS
- Single GPU Radeon HD 4500/4600/4700/4800 with single GPU GeForce GTX200/G90
- Supported Catalyst and ForceWare driver versions (Catalyst 9.9 and ForceWare 191.07 are the newest drivers quoted in the manual)
And the supported applications for mixing an ATI graphics card with an NVIDIA one currently are:
This list expands greatly, reaching around 70 games if you're using GPUs from the same chipmaker and it includes some recent and notable ones. For GPUs from the same chipmaker, you can use Windows Vista (32 or 64-bit). The Windows 7 requirement is for multi-vendor configurations. Of course, the important thing is how does Hydra perform in these games and that's what we'll be exploring in this article.
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I have a new topic for all to think about. It is alliances and how they impact an Amazing Race. My raw material really comes from Amazing Race Asia 3 ep. 3 in the coins task, but it applies to AR13 as well since some teams are forming them.I think that the sharing of a result like the coins order in the tray by Bernie/Henry when they left should not be allowed to be shared. Part of the fun of an Amazing Race is to have teams forced to deal with unusual situations. if they can have an alliance partner provide them with an instant answer, it is much less interesting for us viewers. I definitely feel that any physical challenges should involve no helping by other teams. The one that comes to mind is Uchenna in London helping Meredith and Gretchen with a heavy boat shell. What do you think?
Then there's Terence. He's jealous that Sarah is mingling with the other teams. She's a very lovely woman and seems to be quite independent minded. He, on the other hand, is a very clingy woman wanting Sarah to hold him, to brush his hair and pick bugs from his back. Come on, guy! Be a man! And you can see from this screengrab that she can't believe that he's acting this way.
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I had to bring it back. And with Tina around, Jen's death stare will live on!
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Are Industrialized Countries Responsible for Reducing the Well Being of Developing Countries?
A basic contention of developing countries (DCs) and various UN bureaucracies and multilateral groups during the course of International negotiations on climate change is that industrialized countries (ICs) have a historical responsibility for global warming. This contention underlies much of the justification for insisting not only that industrialized countries reduce their greenhouse gas emissions even as developing countries are given a bye on emission reductions, but that they also subsidize clean energy development and adaptation in developing countries. [It is also part of the rationale that industrialized countries should pay reparations for presumed damages from climate change.]
Based on the above contention, the Kyoto Protocol imposes no direct costs on developing countries and holds out the prospect of large amounts of transfer payments from industrialized to developing countries via the Clean Development Mechanism or an Adaptation Fund. Not surprisingly, virtually every developing country has ratified the Protocol and is adamant that these features be retained in any son-of-Kyoto.
For their part, UN and other multilateral agencies favor this approach because lacking any taxing authority or other ready mechanism for raising revenues, they see revenues in helping manage, facilitate or distribute the enormous amounts of money that, in theory, should be available from ICs to fund mitigation and adaptation in the DCs.
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Offenders will also get three points on their licence for careless driving as part of a package which will also see fines for existing offences, such as using a hand-held mobile, increased to £100.
Similar punishments will faced by drivers who perform stunts like handbrake turns as part of an attempt to tackle anti-social and aggressive behaviour on the roads.
The move to fine motorists for cruising in the middle lane could prove the most controversial, with an AA poll showing nearly a third of drivers do so even though, according to the Highway Code, it should only be used for overtaking.
The new powers, which will allow police to issue fixed penalties on the spot, are designed to make it easier to deal with anti-social drivers.
Until now it has been necessary for the police to stop a motorist, issue a summons and take the case to court, a process, which was considered time consuming, and a waste of resources.
It meant that minor driving offences went unpunished because of the bureaucracy involved.
The new penalties reflect a shift in strategy when the Coalition took office.
It moved to end what it said was the previous Government's "war on the motorist" by stopping funding speed cameras.
Instead it decided to target what it believed were poor, negligent and aggressive drivers who, despite posing a threat to road safety, went unpunished.
"This deals with many of the irritations which have bugged thousands of motorists for years on end," said an AA spokesman.
"Polls we have carried of our members shows overwhelming support for this move.
"Fining middle lane huggers is a reflection of what the Highway Code says about how to drive on major road."
Kevin Delaney, Scotland Yard's former head of roads policing gave a cautious welcome to the proposals.
"It is a much quicker and simpler way of dealing with the problem," he said.
"It has always been used in the past for where there was no shade of grey, like jumping red lights.
"Careless driving has 50 shades of grey and it will end up being the motorist's word against the copper.
"But it will help those motorists who realise they have done something wrong and would rather not be dragged through the courts."


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First walked by Boonwurrung Aboriginal people, Churchill Island now has an important place in the history of European settlement in Victoria. Lt. James Grant disembarked from the Lady Nelson in 1801 and named the island after the man who had given him seeds that he planted, making Churchill Island the site of the first European agricultural pursuits in Victoria.
Since the 1850s this fertile 57 hectare island has been continuously farmed and in 1872 when Samuel Amess, former Mayor of Melbourne, purchased the island for both holiday and farming use, he built a substantial house and outbuildings. Other families on the island have included the Pickersgills and Rogers and buildings from these island inhabitants still stand today.
The historical buildings and remnants of historical gardens are now a drawcard for tens of thousands of visitors a year. An historical curator is presently documenting remaining artefacts.
Friends of Churchill Island Society
The Friends of Churchill Island Society (FOCIS) is a group of enthusiastic people passionate about the history and natural environment of Churchill Island.
FOCIS raises funds through membership subscriptions and other activities which are channelled back into various projects around Churchill Island. Over the years FOCIS has been responsible for purchasing items to recreate the historical ambience of the place. FOCIS volunteers assist with guiding, animal and pest control, maintenance and researching and archiving. FOCIS welcomes new members.
Detailed information about the history and historical artefacts on the island can be found on the FOCIS website.
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Kristin is renowned for integrating innovation and technology in teaching across all year levels. A key component in our digital programmes is the ability to incorporate the latest advances in technology into the classroom and apply this to each student's individual learning requirements.
With the introduction of iPads across the Junior School in 2013, we have seen huge growth in the amount of technology utilised in the classroom but, more importantly, in how, why and when the digital tools are used. The iPad revolution has enabled some outstanding learning outcomes with students across the school.
Sharing work that has been completed and having time to discuss and present learning to others is a key part of what we do at Kristin. The integration of iPads, combined with the introduction of Apple TV devices in all classrooms, provides the opportunity to do this wirelessly and with ease. This now means that anything which can be created, viewed or explained on the iPad can be shared with others easily.
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Below is a summary of the school-wide digital learning programme. More information about the programme and device specifications can be found under Information Services.
- Kindergarten-Year 4 – iPad Classroom Pods (the ratio is 3:1 students to devices)
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- Year 5 and 6 – BYO-Tablet Programme
- Year 7 – BYO-Tablet Programme (1 year trial)
- Year 8* – Fully Provisioned Windows Laptop Programme (Lease-to-return agreement)
- Year 9 and 10 – BYO-Laptop Programme
- Year 11, 12 and 13 – BYO-Device Programme
Year 8 Middle School Students only - The 2012 Middle School Fully Provisioned Laptop Programme will enter its third (and final) year, but Year 8 students will gain Administrator Rights to their laptop, thus joining the school-wide BYO-Programme for 2014. If enrolling during 2014, new Year 8, 9 and 10 students will join the BYO-Laptop Programme.
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CAMP GEIGER (AP) � Three female Marines have become the first women to graduate from the Corps� tough-as-nails enlisted infantry training school in North Carolina, officials said Thursday.
CAMP GEIGER (AP) � Three female Marines have become the first women to graduate from the Corps� tough-as-nails enlisted infantry training school in North Carolina, officials said Thursday.
The three completed the rigorous 59-day course and met the same test standards as the men, said Marine Corps spokeswoman Capt. Geraldine Carey.
The course includes a grueling 12-mile march with an 80-pound pack as well as a variety of combat fitness tests such as timed combat shuttle runs, timed ammunition container lifts and tests that simulate running under combat fire.
The historic step comes as the Marine Corps continues to evaluate where women might serve in combat. Earlier this year, the Pentagon lifted the ban on women serving in combat jobs, but each of the service branches is developing how this might be accomplished.
The Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps are looking at the standards required for serving in battlefront jobs such as infantry, armor and elite commando positions. They have until Jan. 1, 2016, to open as many jobs as possible to women, and to explain why if they decide to keep some closed.
The common requirements for men and women for each job would be based on specific tasks. Military officials have said the standards will not be lowered in order to bring women into any combat posts.
Carey identified the women as Pvt. 1st Class Julia Carroll, 18, of Idaho Falls, Idaho, who is entering a school for signal intelligence training; Pvt. 1st Class Cristina Fuentes Monternegro, 25, of Coral Springs, Fla., who will study to become an aviation mechanic; and Pvt. 1st Class Katie Gorz, 19, of St. Paul, Minn., who is going to study logistics.
On its website, the Marine Corps said the Camp Geiger course is the follow-on training for Marines who graduate from basic training at Parris Island, S.C., and about 20,000 Marines train there every year. Marines who complete recruit training at the post near San Diego move on to the infantry school at Camp Pendleton in California.
Parris Island is the only site where female Marines go through basic training.
Carey said 15 women began the enlisted course with 254 men in September. It wasn't immediately clear exactly how many male Marines completed the course to graduation on Thursday.
She said the course is separate from one that trains Marine infantry officers for leadership positions at Quantico, Va. Several female lieutenants have attempted to complete that course, but so far none has passed.
�The officer course is focused on leadership tactics, leading a group of about 30 Marines. The enlisted course focuses more on the fire team and squad level,� or smaller fighting units, Carey said in a telephone interview.
A new group of enlisted Marines enters the infantry course every two weeks, and each of the units currently in training has women in them, Carey said.
Under a 1994 Pentagon policy, women were prohibited from being assigned to ground combat units below the brigade level. A brigade is roughly 3,500 troops split into several battalions of about 800 soldiers each. Historically, brigades were based farther from the front lines, and they often included top command and support staff.
Last year the military opened up about 14,500 combat positions to women, most of them in the Army, by allowing them to serve in many jobs at the battalion level. The January order lifted the last barrier to women serving in combat, but allows the services to argue to keep some jobs closed.
The bulk of the nearly 240,000 jobs currently closed to women are in the Army, including those in infantry, armor, combat engineer and artillery units that are often close to the battlefront. Similar jobs in the Marine Corps are also closed.


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