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firechicago wrote:Daimon wrote:I remember phrases like, "X does not a good Y make."
Where does this grammar come from?
It's a consciously archaic/poetic word order, based on an old translation of Aristotle: "One swallow does not a summer make." (Though the usage has become so common that I had to look up the phrase, and I doubt most people who use that form would know where it comes from.)
Have you seen it used with verbs other than "make"?


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text: Show Hide image Politics 16 July 2012 Microsoft exits MSNBC.com The last of the new/old media team-ups ends Sign-up Microsoft has sold its stake in news website MSNBC.com, marking an end to the heady period of integration between new and old media giants epitomised by the 10-year-long merger of AOL and Time Warner, which began in January 2000 and ended in December 2009. Microsoft joined with NBC, the veteran American broadcaster, to create the 24-hour news channel MSNBC back in 1996, and the two companies built the joint venture into something which could compete with CNN and Fox News on its own terms. Often with a pronounced liberal viewpoint, the channel was known for its strong focus on political news, and became closely identified with its outspoken anchor Keith Olbermann. In 2005, however, Microsoft disinvested itself of the news channel. The company had been struggling with its relationship to TV news for years, with CEO Steve Ballmer saying in 2001 that, "if we were starting it now, as good an operation as it is, I don't think we would have started it". The channel's website stayed a joint venture, however. MSNBC.com was an easier fit for Microsoft, but still led to problems for both companies. NBC was frustrated by the internal competition between its own, fully controlled, NBCNews.com and its 50 per cent share in MSNBC.com, as well as being hurt by the inability to sell adverts on MSNBC as a package with internet and television components. Microsoft, meanwhile, did not appreciate being forced to have its main news portal rely exclusively on one provider, as Bob Visse, general manager for MSN, told the Associated Press: Being limited to MSNBC.com content was problematic to us because we couldn't have the multiple news sources and the multiple perspectives that our users were telling us that they wanted. As Tim Carmody argues at the Verge, the most interesting outcome of the news is that Microsoft will reportedly be starting original online reporting this autumn: MSN will be building a brand-new news team of approximately 100 journalists, or roughly the same size as the original group of reporters behind MSNBC.com at its launch in 1996. MSN's pairing of an online portal with original news puts them in competition with similar sites like AOL and Yahoo. But for stories and placement on MSN's home page, the new news outfit will now also be competing with its old partner NBCNews.com. As new media and old media both converge to being simply "media", it seems that old allies are becoming new competitors. But the outcome of that competition remains very much up in the air. Alex Hern is a technology reporter for the Guardian. He was formerly staff writer at the New Statesman. You should follow Alex on Twitter. Subscribe £1 per month SUBSCRIBE More


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California State Assembly Passes Online Sales Tax Bill
WASHINGTON June 7, 2011- The California State Assembly passed a bill last week that would require online retailers such as Amazon to collect state sales taxes on all goods the site sells within the state. The bill is similar to those that a number of other states and the U.S. Congress are currently debating. Keep Reading


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With 75 of 84 precincts reporting in Beaufort County, voters are leaning 62 to 38 percent toward passing a referendum approving $25 million in bonds to benefit the Rural and Critical Land Preservation program.
The program allows Beaufort County to purchase land and leave it undeveloped for environmental protection and recreational use.
The bond would add another mill to county property tax rates, costing an additional $4 per $100,000 of taxable value after exemptions and caps.
Voters approved bond referendums of $40 million for the program in 2000 by a 3-to-1 margin and $50 million in 2006 by a 3-to-1 margin. The program currently has about $3.8 million left from the 2006 bond.
The 3.87-mill rate from the two previous bonds costs taxpayers $15.48 on upcoming bills on owner-occupied homes and $23.22 on secondary residences per $100,000 in taxable value.
Beaufort County has preserved about 20,500 acres since the original referendum was passed in 2000. County Council approved the $1.5 million purchase of 99 acres along the Okatie River last month.
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NY Fed: Puerto Rico should seek economic reforms
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — New York's Federal Reserve Bank warned on Thursday that Puerto Rico needs to improve its financial health soon or face a "painful adjustment."
The report came as the island's power company once again reached an agreement with lenders to extend a deadline to make payments on $671 million it owes to banks.
The 30-page report makes several recommendations that the New York Fed believes are needed to help push the U.S. territory out of a nearly decade-long economic slump.
"The island appears to face two alternatives: either manage its own economic adjustment and put the Commonwealth on a secure fiscal basis, or wait for outmigration and the discipline of the market to force an even more painful adjustment, particularly for those unable or unwilling to leave the island," it said.
William Dudley, president of the New York Fed, questioned whether Puerto Rico's level of debt can be sustained and said the government's challenge will be to revive the economy without accumulating more debt. The island is struggling with nearly $73 billion in public debt after having sold a record $3.5 billion in general obligation bonds in March despite having its credit rating downgraded to junk status.
After a brief uptick in 2012, Puerto Rico's economy has stagnated since 2013, the report said. It said the island of 3.65 million people has a 45 percent labor force participation rate and has seen a significant drop in population. Puerto Rico also struggles with a largely uneducated working-age population, although the number of people with a college degree increased from about 25 percent to nearly 28 percent between 2010 and 2012.
Analysts recommended Puerto Rico shrink its underground economy, broaden its tax base and reduce rates, and strengthen and possibly privatize some public corporations, which account for nearly 40 percent of the island's debt. They said the government also should approve legislation requiring the creation of a long-term budget as well as provide more transparency in its financial reporting.
"Puerto Rico's unique status means that it is one of the few places in the world where finances are not regularly surveyed by a public agency," the report said.
The administration of Gov. Alejandro Garcia Padilla has taken numerous steps to help boost the economy, including implementing changes in public pension plans, streamlining its business registration and permitting process and cutting expenditures. Garcia also appointed an advisory group for tax reform that is expected to release a report by year's end with plans to implement it by fiscal year 2016.
"We've achieved substantial results," he said in a statement. "There is more work to be done, and we continue to execute on a comprehensive plan to drive economic growth and fiscal stability."
U.S. investors remain wary of a new law that allows certain public corporations to work with creditors and restructure their debt. Many speculate the island's Electric Power Authority may be the first to take advantage of the law given its $9.3 billion debt load.
The agency was supposed to make payments Thursday on credit lines held with Citibank and Scotiabank, but lenders agreed to extend the deadline to Aug. 14 as officials continue to meet with U.S. investors.
Also on Thursday, Puerto Rico's representative in the U.S. Congress, Pedro Pierluisi, filed a measure that would allow the island's public corporations to seek federal bankruptcy protection under Chapter 9. Currently, U.S. municipalities are able to file under Chapter 9, but Puerto Rico is barred from doing so.


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BRONX, N. Y. - Saturday, the Bulldogs braved a windy, sub-20 degree morning at the 100th annual IC4A Championships. The 5-mile race at Van Cortlandt Park included teams from throughout the East. The Bulldogs cruised to a seventh-place finish despite racing without four of the top-five finishers from last weekend's NCAA Northeast Regional Championships, while Duke won the team title with a score of 48 points. After sitting out last weekend, senior Murat Kayali led the Bulldogs with his 13th-place finish, crossing the line in 25:41.
The individual winner was Duquesne senior Josh Eddy, who finished in a time of 25:11.
The success of the young Bulldog squad was in the closeness of their pack: the next four Elis finished less than 25 seconds apart from each other, placing among the top 60 in a field of over 120 runners. Freshman Jake McKenzie (34th, 26:00) led the pack, followed by junior Max Brown (43rd, 26:07), freshman Nathan Richards (51st, 26:13) and sophomore Max Walden (58th, 26:23).
Yale's score of 195 points fell just short of Ivy rivals Princeton (5th, 183 pts.) and Columbia (6th, 193 pts.), but overpowered Harvard (11th, 271 pts.). The Crimson prevailed over the Bulldogs in all of their prior meetings this season, but lacked depth to match Yale this time.
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Media Hide John Hofmeister's Oil Interests As He Misleads Viewers On Gas Prices
Several TV media outlets have hosted John Hofmeister even as he misled their viewers by claiming that drilling will lower gasoline prices in contrast to independent experts from across the political spectrum. But they have failed to disclose that Hofmeister is currently a director at several oil and gas companies.
Media Fail To Disclose That Hofmeister Is A Director At Several Oil And Gas Companies
Hofmeister Is Currently A Director At Lufkin, Hunting PLC And CAMAC. John Hofmeister is a Director at Lufkin Industries, Inc. and the Senior Independent Director of Hunting PLC, both of which manufacture products for oil and gas extraction. Hofmeister is also listed as a director at CAMAC Energy Inc., a U.S. based oil and gas corporation that has operations in Nigeria. Hofmeister owns a significant amount of stock in both CAMAC Energy and Lufkin Industries, according to filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. [Hunting PLC, accessed11/5/12 [1]] [Lufkin, accessed 11/5/12 [2]] [CAMAC Energy Inc., accessed 11/5/12 [3]] [U.S. Official News, 6/14/12, via Nexis] [U.S. Fed News, 9/26/11, via Nexis]
Media Fail To Disclose These Current Oil Interests. According to a search of Nexis, media outlets have never disclosed Hofmeister's current oil interests while hosting him. Hofmeister is often identified as a former Shell Oil President. [Nexis search, 11/5/12]
Hofmeister Is A Former Shell Oil Executive And Current Head Of Citizens For Affordable Energy. Hofmeister is currently the head of Citizens for Affordable Energy, where he often calls for expanded domestic drilling by claiming it will alleviate high gasoline prices. He held various positions at Shell from 1997 to 2008, eventually becoming the company's president. [Citizens for Affordable Energy, Accessed 10/30/12 [4]] [Bloomberg Businessweek, Accessed 10/30/12 [5]] [Citizens for Affordable Energy, Accessed 11/2/12 [6]] [Fox Business, Varney & Company, 2/28/11, via Citizens for Affordable Energy] [CNBC, SquawkBox, 1/21/11, via Citizens for Affordable Energy] [Citizens for Affordable Energy, Accessed 11/2/12 [7]] [Citizens for Affordable Energy, Accessed 11/2/12 [8]]
CNN, CBS, And Fox Hosted Hofmeister To Mislead On Gas Prices
Hofmeister Misled Viewers On Gasoline Prices Over A Dozen Times In 2012. In 2012, CNN, CBS, Fox News and Fox Business hosted Hofmeister to criticize the Obama administration's energy policies and suggest that a lack of domestic oil production is to blame for high gasoline prices.
- Hofmeister Announced Support For Romney On Fox, Claimed "Absolutely The President Has Control" Of Gas Prices. Hofmeister recently announced on Fox & Friends that he would be voting for Mitt Romney because of President Barack Obama's energy policies. Hofmeister said that he "warned" then-Sen. Obama in 2007 that "we're headed for higher gas prices on a systematic level unless he personally gets involved in expanding the drilling of this country, opening up new access." Fox's Dave Briggs asked whether the president actually has control of gasoline prices, and Hofmeister responded unequivocally, "Absolutely the president has control--because the president, through the Interior Department, controls access to untouched domestic natural reserves that have never been touched in this country." [Fox News, Fox & Friends, 10/20/12]
- Hofmeister On Fox: If We Want Lower Gas Prices, "Increase The Supply." On Fox Business, Hofmeister stated, "If we really want to fix the fuel price in this country guess what? Increase the supply. How often do I have to say that to elected officials? Increase the supply." [Fox Business, Cavuto, 1/20/12, via Nexis]
- Hofmeister Claimed On CNN That Increasing U.S. Oil Production Would Lower Gas Prices. On CNN's State of the Union With Candy Crowley, Hofmeister stated that in "2011 we paid the highest average [gasoline] price throughout the year in our history" and said that to "fi[x] the problem," he would take four steps. The first step was to increase domestic oil production from 7 million barrels of oil to 10, which he claimed we could do "for decades to come." [CNN, State of the Union With Candy Crowley, 2/26/12, via Nexis]
- Hofmeister Implied On Fox That Obama Drove Gas Prices Up. On Fox News, Hofmeister said that Obama "has taken traditional energy off the priority list until this year. Suddenly, we hear all in, all of the above. He could have been saying that for the last three years. But he has not. I`m very disappointed. I`m a registered Democrat. I`m extremely disappointed in the lack of leadership that we have not seen. And here we are. We`re going to have the highest gas prices in the history of the country this year, which will top last year`s gas prices." [Fox News, Your World With Neil Cavuto, 2/27/12, via Nexis]
- Hofmeister On CNN: "You Blame The Government [For High Gas Prices]; Don't Blame The Oil Companies." After CNN's John King listed the groups including oil companies that Americans blame for high gasoline prices according to polling, Hofmeister said, "The reality is domestic energy companies can only produce oil when they have permits to do so. The vast amount of oil is on federal land and in offshore locations. And the permits are not forthcoming. So you blame the government; don't blame the oil companies." [CNN, John King, USA, 3/29/12, via Nexis]
- Hofmeister On Fox: "The Way To Fix [High Gas Prices] Is Increased Supply." On Fox News, Hofmeister said, "The reason crude prices are rising and the reason gas prices are rising is we are living on the edge of supply in relationship to demand. The way to fix it is increased supply. But there is not a serious bone in the body of this administration from stem to stern on the idea of actually increasing hydrocarbon production as a matter of national policy." [Fox News, Your World With Neil Cavuto, 8/17/12, via Nexis]
- Hofmeister Claimed On Fox That "New Areas For Exploration" In U.S. Could Address High Gas Prices. On Fox Business, Hofmeister said, "The U.S. is the largest consumer in the world, has got to do more to take care of its own domestic needs through domestic production. We have not made any progress to speak of under federal leadership in the last three years. We have made progress on the state leadership. What we need is federal leadership to open up new areas for exploration and production, and we also need to take natural gas and convert that to a transportation fuel if we are really going to address the underlying wet blanket on the economy, which is high gas prices." [Fox Business, The Willis Report, 9/24/12, via Nexis]
- Hofmeister On CNN: I "Warned" Obama To Increase Drilling To Gas Prices. In a discussion on high gasoline prices, Hofmeister told CNN's Soledad O'Brien he had "warned candidate Obama that if he didn't do something immediately in his first term to dramatically increase the amount of hydrocarbons we were producing in this country, he would face incredibly high gas prices when he ran for re-election in 2012." Hofmeister claimed Obama "did not do anything" to address the issue, and, in response to a question from Roland Martin about whether consumers must change their attitude toward gasoline amid high prices, he said "we live in a country that has more energy than we'll ever use in our history and so what we need is a plan to create that energy, turn it into what we can use as power." [CNN, Starting Point With Soledad O'Brien, 3/29/12]
- Hofmeister On CNN: "We're The Biggest Culprit As A Nation In Not Producing More Domestic Resources." In a segment on "the blame game" surrounding high gasoline prices, Hofmeister told CNN's John King, "demands in crude oil are not being offset by rises in supply. We're the world's largest consuming country, and yet we only produce about a third of our own domestic resources to meet our local demand. We're the biggest culprit as a nation in not producing more domestic resources, when we have more than we will ever need." After King played a clip of President Obama asserting "We can't just drill our way to lower gas prices," Hofmeister claimed "the president has done nothing in three years to create a hydrocarbon plan for dealing with the need for increased domestic resources" and recommended that the U.S. "go back" to producing 10 million barrels of oil per day. [CNN, John King, USA, 3/2/2012]
- Hofmeister On Fox: If Government "Would Get Out Of The Way," It Would "Maybe Even Bring Down Gas Prices." Discussing an federal policies toward oil companies, Hofmeister told Neil Cavuto "it takes a practical mind to understand we how the industry works and how profits occur in an industry that has all kinds of capital expenses and pays all kinds of taxes to the government[.]" He claimed that if the government "would get out of the way of some of the opportunities to increase supply, more profits would go to work and maybe even bring down gas prices." [Fox News, Your World With Neil Cavuto, 4/26/12, via Nexis]
- Hofmeister Suggested On Fox That Increasing "Domestic Product" Would Lower Gas Prices. Responding to queries from Fox's Gerri Willis about rising gas prices, Hofmeister said "What really disturbs me, and here we go again, is what everybody in the industry says. All the politicians scream bloody murder as the price rises. What do they do about it? Absolutely nothing." He added, "the politicians have got to get their act together because they are the enabler of a comprehensive energy approach which could produce more domestic product, and we need more domestic product." [Fox News, The Willis Report, 5/25/12, via Nexis]
- Hofmeister On CBS: High Gas Prices A Sign Of "A Failure Of Government Leadership." In an exchange with CBS' Gayle King, Hofmeister suggested that high gasoline prices were a sign of both economic recovery and "a failure of government leadership." He continued, "the reason the high prices happen is we`re borrowing oil, we`re buying oil from offshore. Why do we keep buy -- buying oil offshore when we have more oil in this country than we`ll ever use?" [CBS, This Morning, 6/25/12, via Nexis]
- Hofmeister Told Fox That Americans Are "Paying Through The Nose" At Pump Due To "Political" Reasons. After Fox's Neil Cavuto noted that "the pain at the pump is getting even more painful today" and asked whether it was time to drill more, Hofmeister said "The fact that we know we have domestic natural resources here, in this country, and that we are not allowed to go after them by government edict, government policy, is absurd, and the American people are paying through the nose for political whatever on the part of the administration." [Fox News, Your World With Neil Cavuto, 8/6/12, via Nexis]
But Experts Agree Increasing Domestic Oil Production Would Not Lower Gasoline Prices
Experts: Changes In U.S. Production Are Small Factor Given Scale Of Global Oil Market. Many economists and energy experts from across the ideological spectrum have explained that increasing U.S. oil production will not prevent gasoline price spikes. Crude oil is priced on a global market, which is influenced by much larger factors such as geopolitical strife and growing demand from Asia. [Media Matters, 3/22/12 [9]]
Statistical Analysis Shows No Correlation Between Gasoline Prices And U.S. Oil Production. An Associated Press statistical analysis of 36 years of data showed "no statistical correlation between how much oil comes out of U.S. wells and the price at the pump," underscoring the fact that any impact on price from changes in U.S. oil production is vastly overshadowed by other factors. A co-author of the study noted that the results "help make the point that U.S. production and demand have little to do with the price of gasoline in the U.S., and lend support to the notion that there is not a great deal we in the U.S., acting alone, can do to affect the price of gasoline[.]" [Associated Press, 3/21/12 [10]]
Vast Majority Of Economists Confirmed Market Factors, Not U.S. Policy, Had Larger Effect On Gas Prices. In a 2012 survey of economists by the Chicago Booth School of Business, none disagreed with the statement that "Changes in U.S. gasoline prices over the past 10 years have predominantly been due to market factors rather than U.S. federal economic or energy policies." Some 95% of respondents either "agreed" or "strongly agreed" when answers were weighted by confidence. Three economists said they were "uncertain." [Chicago Booth School of Business, 3/19/12 [11]]
And Oil Production Is Actually Up Under The Obama Administration. Oil production, including on federal lands, has risen under Obama. The following chart based on nonpartisan Energy Information Administration data shows that U.S. crude oil production is at an eight-year high:
And according to the nonpartisan Congressional Research Service, "oil production on federal lands is up slightly in 2011 when compared to 2007," as illustrated in this chart:
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State Flexibility Authority ("State-Flex")(VI-A-3-A)
This program gives up to seven states increased flexibility to demonstrate how certain federal funds may be used flexibly to raise student academic achievement and close the achievement gaps between groups of students. This program allows states--and between 4 to 10 districts within those states--to use certain federal funds in ways that they deem to be most productive. This program was created because many educational innovations have been developed through state and local initiatives rather than through targeted federal programs, and states and communities are often in the best position to make decisions about how to target educational resources.
WHAT'S NEW--The No Child Left Behind Act
Focuses on What Works
- Requires that achievement data be used to gauge success. State-Flex allows states to make the best use of federal funds in their efforts to raise academic achievement and close the achievement gap. Each state must explain why and how the proposed uses of funds will increase the state's capacity to make adequate yearly progress and meet the state's educational goals.
Reduces Bureaucracy and Increases Flexibility
- Consolidates funds across several programs. State-Flex permits state education agencies (SEAs) to combine state-level funds across programs and specify how all districts in the state must use certain Innovative Programs State Grants (Title V-A) if doing so will help the state to raise student achievement and eliminate achievement gaps. States also must enter into between four and 10 performance agreements with school districts to accomplish these purposes in those districts. At least half of these districts must be high-poverty districts.
Increases Accountability for Student Performance
- Withdraws flexibility authority if achievement objectives are not met. States that fail to make adequate yearly progress for two consecutive years will lose flexibility authority. In addition, states must disseminate an annual report to the public in which they identify how consolidated funds were used to improve student achievement over the past year.
Empowers Parents
- Informs parents of outcomes associated with the flexible use of funds. All SEAs with State- Flex authority are required to widely disseminate to parents and the public an annual report that describes how the state and the districts with which the state has performance agreements use the consolidated funds to make adequate yearly progress and advance the education priorities of the state and districts.
How It Works
This program allows the U.S. Department of Education to grant flexibility authority to up to seven eligible SEAs for a five-year period. The secretary of education will grant State-Flex authority to eligible SEAs on a competitive basis using a peer-review process. Once granted State-Flex authority, a state does not receive any additional federal funds, but the SEA must undertake the following two activities and can choose to undertake the third activity:
Activity #1
Consolidate funds for state-level activities and state administration under any of these six Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) authorities, and use the funds for any authorized ESEA purpose in order to assist the SEA in making adequate yearly progress and in narrowing achievement gaps:
- Improving the Academic Achievement of Disadvantaged Children: State Administration (Section 1004). This part of Title I authorizes states to use a portion of funds for state-level administration of the program. This program provides extra resources to help improve instruction in high-poverty schools and ensure that poor and minority children have the same opportunity as other children to meet challenging state academic standards.
- Reading First: Formula Grants to State Education Agencies, State Uses of Funds (Paragraphs (4) and (5) of Section 1202(d)). These parts of the legislation authorize SEAs to use a portion of Reading First funds for technical assistance to LEAs and schools and for planning, administration and reporting purposes. Reading First helps states, school districts, and schools to ensure that every child can read at grade level or above by the end of third grade through the implementation of instructional programs and materials, assessments, and professional development based on scientifically based reading research.
- State Grants for Improving Teacher Quality ("Teacher and Principal Training and Recruitment"): State Uses of Funds (Section 2113(a)(3)). This section authorizes SEAs to reserve a portion of the program funds for state-level activities and state-level administration of the program. This program aims to improve teacher and principal quality through activities such as professional development, merit pay, recruitment initiatives and a variety of other activities.
- Enhancing Education through Technology: State and Local Technology Grants, Use of Allotment by State (Section 2412(a)(1)). This section authorizes states to use up to 5 percent of funds for state-level activities. The purpose of this program is to provide high-quality professional development in technology, increase access to the Internet, integrate technology into curricula, and use technology for parental involvement and management of data for informed decision-making.
- Safe and Drug-Free Schools and Communities Governor's funds, with agreement of governor: Subsection (a) of Section 4112. This subsection authorizes the state to reserve a portion of funds for the governor to award competitive grants and contracts to school districts, community-based organizations, and other public and private organizations for a variety of safety and drug-prevention programs and activities.
- 21st Century Community Learning Centers: Allotments to States (paragraphs (2) and (3) of Section 4202(c)). These paragraphs authorize the state to use program funds for administration of the program and state-level activities. The overall purpose of this program is to provide opportunities for communities to establish or expand activities in community learning centers.
- Innovative Programs: Allocation to Local Education Agencies (Section 5112(b)). This section authorizes a small portion of funds to be used for state administration of the program. This program provides funds for a wide variety of state and local reform efforts such as school renovations, technology, school choice and other initiatives.
Activity #2
Enter into performance agreements with four to 10 districts (at least half of which are "high-poverty") in the state, permitting those districts to consolidate federal funds and use them for any ESEA purpose consistent with the state's State-Flex plan. The purpose of the performance agreements is to assist the districts in making adequate yearly progress and in narrowing achievement gaps. (Under State-Flex, "high-poverty" districts are those where at least 20 percent of children are from families below the poverty line.) Districts must still meet the general purposes of the programs included in the consolidation. The four to 10 districts that enter into performance agreements with their SEA in a State-Flex state may consolidate and use funds awarded to them on a formula basis under any of the following programs for any ESEA Purpose:
- Improving Teacher Quality State Grants ("Teacher and Principal Training and Recruiting"): Subgrants to Local Education Agencies (Subpart 2 of Part A of Title II). This subpart authorizes the allocation of subgrants to school districts for a variety of teacher quality interventions including professional development, recruitment initiatives, merit pay and many other activities.
- Enhancing Education through Technology (Subpart 1 of Part D of Title II). This program awards formula grants to states. States then distribute funds to high-need districts or consortia for high-quality professional development, increased access to the Internet, integration of technology into curricula, and the use of technology for promoting parental involvement and managing data for informed decision making.
- Safe and Drug-Free Schools and Communities (Subpart 1 of Part A of Title IV). This program supports interventions that aim to: prevent violence in and around schools, prevent the use of alcohol, drugs, and tobacco by young people, and foster a safe and drug-free learning environment that supports academic achievement.
- Innovative Programs: State and Local Programs (Subpart 1 of Part A of Title V). This program provides funds for a wide variety of state and local reform efforts such as school renovations, technology, school choice, and other initiatives.
Activity #3
Specify how any district in the state may use Innovative Program funds under Part A of Title V.
Key Requirements
In order to be considered for State-Flex, an SEA must submit an application that, among other things:
- Includes a five-year plan describing how the SEA will consolidate and use funds from programs included in the scope of the grant authority in order to make adequate yearly progress and advance the educational priorities of the state and the districts with which the SEA enters into performance agreements;
- Includes the proposed performance agreements that the SEA will enter into with between four and 10 districts (at least half of which must be high-poverty districts). Each proposed district performance agreement will contain plans for the districts to consolidate and use federal funds for activities that are aligned with the SEA's plan in order to assist the districts in making adequate yearly progress, improving student achievement, narrowing achievement gaps, and meeting the general purposes of the programs included;
- Ensures that the SEA, and the districts with which it enters into performance agreements, will meet the requirements of all applicable civil rights laws,will provide for the equitable participation of students and staff in private schools, and will use funds consolidated under this authority only to supplement and not to supplant any nonfederal sources of funds; and
- Demonstrates that the SEA has consulted with and involved parents, teachers, district representatives, and other educators in the development of the terms of the grant authority.
How It Achieves Quality
The secretary of education will grant State-Flex authority to eligible SEAs on a competitive basis using a peer-review process. Peer reviewers will use selection criteria that measure the quality of proposed State-Flex plans. In their applications, SEAs must demonstrate that their proposed State-Flex plans have substantial promise of assisting the state in making adequate yearly progress. States that fail to make adequate yearly progress for two consecutive years will lose flexibility authority.
How Performance Is Measured
All states participating in State-Flex are required to prepare an annual report that describes how the state and the districts with which the state has performance agreements use the consolidated funds to make adequate yearly progress and advance the education priorities of the state and districts. As noted above, if a State-Flex state does not make adequate yearly progress for two consecutive years, the secretary will terminate the agreement.
Key Activities For The State Education Agencies
In order to be considered for State-Flex, a state education agency must:
- Submit a comprehensive five-year State-Flex proposal to the secretary.
- Consult with parents, district representatives and other educators in developing the terms of the grant authority.
- Include in its proposal at least four and as many as 10 proposed performance agreements with districts, at least half of which must be high-poverty districts.
- Disseminate a report that describes the use of consolidated funds and how such consolidation contributes to adequate yearly progress and meets the educational needs of the state and participating districts each year.


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Research ››› ››› GABE WILDAU, NICOLE CASTA, KATIE BARGE, JEREMY CLUCHEY & ANDREW SEIFTER
The media coverage and analysis of President Bush's February 2 State of the Union address and the Democratic response indicated that the Bush administration's pressure on reporters -- to use the term "personal accounts" rather than "private accounts" in discussing Bush's social security privatization plan -- is working. As Media Matters for America has noted, polling shows that the public responds less favorably to the term "private accounts," a term that Bush himself has used in the past.
A Media Matters analysis found that 18 media hosts, correspondents, and commentators used the White House-approved term "personal accounts," while 13 referred to "private accounts."
On the network news broadcasts, only one correspondent used the term "private accounts," while 8 hosts, correspondents, and commentators adopted Bush's preferred term, "personal accounts." On the cables, 10 used the term "personal accounts," while 12 used the term "private accounts."
Media Matters monitored all discussion of Bush's address and the Democrats' response on FOX News, CNN, and MSNBC from 5 p.m. February 2 until 12 a.m. February 3, as well as ABC World News Tonight, CBS Evening News, and NBC Nightly News on February 2, and ABC's Good Morning America, CBS' Early Show, and NBC's Today on February 3. Post-speech and Democratic response coverage on the networks, which ran from 10:30 p.m. to 11 p.m., was also included.
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FOX News TV and radio host Tony Snow
FOX News White House correspondent Wendell Goler
Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich
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CNN host Paula Zahn
CNN White House correspondent Dana Bash
Former presidential adviser David Gergen
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Wall Street Journal political editor John Harwood
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MSNBC political analyst Ron Reagan Jr.
NBC News political analyst Howard Fineman
MSNBC host Keith Olbermann
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Actor and conservative activist Ron Silver
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MSNBC host and former Representative Joe Scarborough (R-FL)
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House speaker says world wants US to lead
MIDDLETOWN, Ohio (AP) — House Speaker John Boehner said Thursday that allies of the United States want America to show strong leadership globally, and that he wants some of his congressional colleagues to stop shying away from immigration reform.
Boehner said other countries are looking for the United States to lead, and that the 150 troops now in Poland with contingents planned for three other European countries is a step in the right direction. The first 150 paratroopers' arrival Wednesday for joint exercises in Poland is considered a sign of President Barack Obama administration's commitment to security in Europe, with tensions growing over the conflict between Ukraine and Russia.
"They're begging us to lead, and they want us to lead," Boehner told a Middletown Rotary Club luncheon. "And I have to say I was pleased with the news late yesterday that the president is in fact sending ... troops to Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and Poland."
Boehner said American leadership lets the world know "what the rules are," and U.S. allies want more of it.
"When America's not leading, when America's not strong, the bad guys know they can stick their heads up with impunity," Boehner said.
Boehner also expressed frustration Thursday with others in Congress he says are reluctant to tackle immigration reform to fix what he says is a broken system. Boehner mocked those he said lack an appetite for addressing needed changes.
"Here's the attitude: 'Oh, don't make me do this. Oh, this is too hard,'" an animated Boehner said in a whiny voice. He said some of his colleagues would rather take the path "of least resistance."
"We get elected to solve problems," Boehner added.
Boehner and other GOP leaders offered a set of immigration principles in January, but rank-and-file members balked at moving ahead. Boehner has blamed distrust of Obama for lack of movement on the legislation.
The issue is particularly touchy with midterm elections this year. Boehner has three Republican opponents in Ohio's May 6 primary for the 8th District he first won in 1990.
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This is honestly one of my most favorite image I've ever taken, it's definitely more of an arty/abstract image then I'd usually take, but screams Pilbara for me. Anywhere in the Pilbara you are greeted with scenes like this, white gums upon ridge lines, with spinifex nestled at it's feet. Once the day gets to the golden hour at the end of the day it simply explodes with colour and character.
I was taking a few shots at this location when I simply turned around, and was greeted by this amazing sight. I couldn't set the tripod up quick enough! And after firing a couple of shots I knew I had what I was after. The subtle curve of the spinifex leading to the white gum standing majestically on the ridge, the subtle highlights in the clouds and even the natural vignetting with shadows and clouds adding to the impact.
It has the appearance of more post processing then i'd usually do with my images but literally has nothing more then my usual dash of contrast, saturation and sharpening to bring the image to print quality. The amazing thing is, that I was incredibly happy with this image from the second I took it, that once loading it onto my mac I managed to forget all about it until about 6 months later!!! Incredible ashamed to admit that, and baffled as to how it happened but I guess sometimes things get away from you!
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As virtually everyone knows, in March Chris Bucchere, riding a bike over a Strava segment on which it has been reported he was trying to KOM, rode his bike through an intersection in the Castro district, hitting 71-year-old Sacha Hui. Sacha's head hit the pavement, causing an apparently fatal injury (I'm assuming he didn't happen to die of natural causes on the spot).
The reaction has been almost of lynch mob proportions. The local news web sites are full of comments raging against cyclist irresponsibility in general, and specifically for Chris to be held to the highest standard of accountability. The San Francisco Bicycle Coalition, when asked about the case, has emphasized that "pedestrians always have the right of way" (which is flatly incorrect), and stresses the importance of riding safely and responsibly.
Indeed, recently Chris was charged with felony manslaughter over the incident. Claimed reasons were reports he had run red lights in intersections prior to the collision, that the video had shown him in an aerodynamic position riding into the intersection, and that he'd later posted to the Mission Cycling email group that he had been going too fast to stop. He even posted Strava data showing a reported speed of 35 mph near the intersection. Those data were subsequently removed from Strava (unfortunately I didn't pull them down when they were available).
Then recently, a blog was posted to Bicycling Magazine, Getting the Story Straight. I posted a semi-rambling comment, which I'll reproduce (with fewer typos) here.
As was reported by the SF Chronicle, the video showed the pedestrians and cyclist entered the intersection at the same time. The cyclist entered on yellow. There's a two-second all-red phase before the pedestrian light turns white. That means the pedestrians entered the intersection at least two seconds early. This is common practice, as videos on this blog post show. Indeed Google maps satellite shots show it's around 35 meters across that intersection. If the cyclist was going 35 mph, it would take only 2.2 seconds for him to cross. With a 2-second all-red phase, even if the cyclist hit the intersection with only 1 millisecond left on yellow, the pedestrians entering after the programmed 2-second delay would need to instantly teleport to fill the whole cross-walk, since Chris reported there were no gaps available.
And even it this is wrong, even if he was going half the speed and it took him four seconds instead of two, and even if you don't believe the video evidence that the pedestrians entered at the same time Chris did, even ignoring all of these things pedestrians are still required to wait for vehicles which entered the intersection legally to clear the intersection before they enter, whether the pedestrian light is white or not. So I think it's more than safe to say the pedestrians illegally jumped the light.
The video could be used to assess his speed. But the only data I've seen reported is from the Strava data uploaded from his iPhone. iPhones are notorious for the poor quality of their GPS data. And if you are trying to determine speed, you need two, not just one, precise GPS point. He was clearly going fast, no doubt, as his riding position shows, and I don't defend going fast in that intersection. But the issue here is the prevailing standard of manslaughter, not my or your opinion of proper behavior.
I very much doubt if you took a radar gun to cars driving there you'd wait long before finding one matching Chris's speed, whatever it actually was. Indeed the district attorney was recently quoted by Streetsblog : the reason so few drivers are charged in pedestrian injuries and fatalities is that "in the majority of those cases, unfortunately, the pedestrian has been the one deemed to be at fault." He was speaking about car drivers, not cyclists. When it's a cyclist, apparently, even when the pedestrian is proven at fault, as he is in this case, the cyclist gets the book thrown at him. If it had been a car entering the intersection at 30+ mph, and pedestrians jumped the light by over two seconds, the comment sections of the paper would be full of "crazy pedestrians!" comments, not calls for publicly hanging the driver. After all everyone nudges the speed limit when driving, right?
So if the cyclist was behaving like a typical car here, why don't cars pick off pedestrians on a daily basis at that intersection? The reason is, as this blog post noted, pedestrians are programmed to look and listen for cars, while less trained to look for cyclists. That doesn't change the legal obligation to do so, however.
I understand the desire to promote safe and courteous riding. I recognize cyclists, like drivers, like pedestrians, like virtually any pupulation sample, are often guilty of rude and risky behavior. But when discussing "facts", it's important to get them straight. In this case, there's fault to go around. And if we're going to hold road users to an elevated standard, which I support, it's important to start with motor vehicles.


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Jan. 18, 2007
NEW HAVEN, Conn. - Yale women's hockey captain Kristin Savard (Framingham, Mass.) has been named one of five finalists for the Hockey Humanitarian Award, presented annually to college hockey's finest citizen. The Yale women's hockey team is now the only program in the country -- men's or women's -- to have had three finalists in the last eight years (Deanna McDevitt '03 and Julianna Schantz-Dunn '00 were Yale's other honorees).
One of Savard's main community service projects is "Teaming Up", an effort to raise awareness and funds for maternal health in South Africa that she helped found this past year.
Savard will be honored at an upcoming home game. The 12th recipient of the Hockey Humanitarian Award will be named in a ceremony held in conjunction with the NCAA Skills Competition and Hobey Baker Award on Friday, Apr. 6 in St. Louis, Mo., during the 2007 NCAA Men's Frozen Four.
Yale has had two finalists for the award in prior years, including Deanna McDevitt '03 in 2003 and Julianna Schantz-Dunn '00 in 2000.
Here is a look at Savard's work:
Elected Yale's 30th captain by her teammates, senior forward Kristin Savard has been a leader both on and off the ice throughout her career.
Savard has founded "Teaming Up", Yale's effort to raise awareness for improving maternal health in the developing world - a project she hopes to expand to other schools and teams. Of all the health statistics monitored by the World Health Organization, maternal mortality represents the largest discrepancy between developed and developing nations. Nearly 600,000 women die each year from pregnancy-related complications, and 99% of these deaths occur in developing countries. Most of these deaths are preventable with proper access to health resources.
Led by Savard, Yale is raising money this season to enable the women of the Keiskamma community in South Africa to partake in the UbuMama program. UbuMama ("motherhood") is an arts-based initiative in which women from a community design and produce a maternity gown depicting, in images and words, the challenges of motherhood in their communities. The garments are then used as instruments to gain support for this important cause. The program has been successfully implemented in six communities so far.
Dozens of other communities have expressed interest in the Ubumama program but lack the funding to implement it - thus "Teaming Up", a campaign designed to provide the necessary funding. Led by Savard the Yale women's hockey team is encouraging fans to pledge a donation for each goal the team scores this season as part of its "Goals for Goals" campaign. Raising sufficient funds will enable the women of Keiskamma to produce two garments. One will be used to raise awareness in South Africa while the other will be used on Yale's campus. Savard is also helping plan other events to raise awareness at Yale, including a swim-a-thon by the women's swimming team and an event by the women's lacrosse team (her roommates are the captains of these two teams).
Savard and her roommate recently traveled to Washington to meet with the Global Health Council and the World Health Organization to discuss their efforts and learn more about maternal mortality. The White Ribbon Alliance for Safe Motherhood and other groups in Washington have supported the Teaming Up project and expressed interest in seeing it expand. Savard plans to apply for grants and continue looking for organizations that will help fund the project to continue its growth.
Savard first became involved with the issue of maternal health this past summer when she worked for Imagine Chicago, a non-profit organization that works in partnership with individuals and local organizations such as schools, museums, churches, businesses, and community groups to design and implement innovative civic projects. The projects are designed to build meaningful connections across generations and cultures and have lasting institutional and community impact. Savard spent her summer working directly with Imagine Chicago's president, Bliss Browne. She attended numerous conferences with Browne, including the Sustainable Cities Conference and an EPA conference on social development. Savard documented Imagine Chicago projects from around the world (Imagine Nepal, Calgary, Cape Town, etc.) and edited a book about Imagine Chicago's approach to community involvement.
In addition to her work on Teaming Up, Savard is in her second year serving on Yale's Thomas W. Ford '42 Student-Athlete Community Outreach Committee, an organization designed to bring Yale student-athletes and Yale Athletics into the New Haven community and to bring the New Haven community onto the Yale campus to be a part of Yale Athletics. Among the Community Outreach Committee's projects are an annual holiday toy drive, which Savard and her teammates participated in this season. They were sent information about a local underprivileged family and then shopped for and wrapped gifts for the children.
With the Community Outreach Committee Savard also helps organize the two annual Yale Athletics Youth Days, in which local children come on Yale's campus and use Yale's athletic facilities with coaching from student-athletes.
This January Savard and her teammates will be a part of "Skate with the Players", a day that gives local youths the chance to skate at Ingalls Rink with Bulldog men's and women's hockey players. She and the team also recently attended a family skate with the Connecticut Polar Bears, a girls' hockey program based in nearby Northford.
Savard and her teammates have also participated in the Relay for Life, raising money for the American Cancer Society. Last year they raised $3,730.00.
Savard spent two years as a tutor for first-graders at a New Haven elementary school. She also worked over the summer at Dynamic Skating hockey camps throughout high school and until last year, when she was away working for Imagine Chicago.
A political science major, Savard excels in the classroom and is a two-time ECAC All-Academic selection. She has also been a part of a renaissance on the ice for the Bulldogs, who won more games in her first three seasons (39) than any other three-year period in school history. During her time here Yale has set the school record for wins in a season (16, 2004-05), made its first trip to the ECAC semifinals (2004-05), snapped a 41-game losing streak against Dartmouth (a 1-0 win Feb. 3, 2006), snapped a 39-game losing streak against Harvard (a 3-2 win Nov. 12, 2004), snapped a 37-game winless streak against Brown (a 3-1 win Feb. 14, 2006) and snapped a 19-game losing streak against Northeastern (a 3-0 win Jan. 7, 2006).
Savard was an ECAC All-Star selection last season, competing against Team USA in an exhibition match at Ingalls Rink Nov. 1 during the U.S. team's "Skate to 2006" pre-Olympic tour. She is currently tied for seventh all-time at Yale in assists (42) and is eighth in points (75). Her 33 goals place her one away from moving into the top 10 in that category. She led the team in scoring as a freshman in 2003-04 (14-8-22) and was named to the ECAC All-Rookie Team. As a sophomore she had 24 points (9-15-24) and won Yale's Coaches' Award, given to the player who has shown the most grit and determination during the season. Her 20 points (7-13-20) last season placed her third on the team.
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In honour of National Women's History Month (http://www.nwhp.org/whm/history.php), Lisa Alzo of The Accidental Genealogist blog (http://www.theaccidentalgenealogist.com/) presents Fearless Females: 31 Blogging Prompts to Celebrate Women's History Month.
I am not going to attempt to respond to all of the topics, and I am already too late to attempt to post them on the appropriate days, but I thought they were such a great set of blogging prompts that I wanted to participate.
March 1 — Do you have a favourite female ancestor? One you are drawn to or want to learn more about? Write down some key facts you have already learned or what you would like to learn and outline your goals and potential sources you plan to check.
When I first read the question I immediately thought of my ancestor, Elizabeth Tregonning (1858-1952). I was drawn to her because her death record was so elusive for a long time. As a result I spent a lot of time looking at what I knew about her and thinking about her life – wondering what it much have been like. The more I learnt, the more I wanted to fill the gaps in my knowledge.
What I know and what I would like to know
Elizabeth was born in Avoca, Victoria, Australia on 11 September 1858. Her father was William Tregonning a copper miner from Gwennap, Cornwall, England, and her mother was Elizabeth Martin. Her parents and brother, William Henry Tregonning, had arrived in South Australia on the ship Reliance in 1851. They didn't stay in South Australia for long – less than a year – before making their way to the Victorian goldfields where the family stayed.
In 1860 when Elizabeth was two, her mother died in childbirth. Her father married Elizabeth Hill just two months later. Two years later Elizabeth had a half-sister, Mary Ellen.
I would like to learn more about what life was like on the Victorian goldfields for women and children. I plan to do a literature survey to identify sources. I also want to look into what schooling was available and see if any records exist.
Fast forward to 1884. Elizabeth, 26, had a son Albert William Tregonning and two months later married a widower 50 years of age, Joseph Tregonning (no known relation between them) also from Gwennap, Cornwall. Albert William's birth was registered by Elizabeth two days after her marriage to Joseph but he was not named as the father. She had a daughter to Joseph, Violet Adeline Tregonning, in 1886.
I may never know who Albert's father was.
The next period of Elizabeth's life seems to have been difficult. It appears that her husband Joseph was insolvent in 1887, and possibly went to gaol. While these events are yet to be proved I do know he died in 1891. Even before I saw references to an insolvent fitting Joseph's description, I had wondered how strong this family unit was. The details given for his first wife on the death certificate are complete with names and ages for each of their five children; the details of his second marriage to Elizabeth were sketchy with the children described as "1 boy and 1 girl" "ages unknown".
I am in the process of trying to obtain the insolvency and prison records to confirm it is the same person. Perhaps they will shed more light on the family circumstances.
Elizabeth remained in Avoca and married again – a widower called James Henry French. It was a family of 'yours, mine and ours' with young children from two previous marriages and their own five children, the youngest being my grandfather. Elizabeth's daughter Violet (by her marriage to Joseph) died at age 11 from tuberculosis. All five of Elizabeth and James' children survived to adulthood.
After her second husband, James, died in 1915, Elizabeth stayed in the Avoca area until around 1924. Elizabeth seems to have lived with her daughter Bessie Ada French, and moved as Bessie moved, even after Bessie's marriage to Bruin Farquhar Bernard.
I have limited success tracing Elizabeth, Bessie and Bruin through the electoral rolls. I may have more luck as more rolls are included on Ancestry.com. I have some other ideas about how I might trace Bruin, but they are a lower priority for now.
Finally, Elizabeth moved with Bessie and Bruin to Brisbane, Queensland, where Elizabeth passed away at age 94 on 11 November 1952.
Further details and source references for Elizabeth are available on my research data website. Please contact me if you are researching Elizabeth, I would love to hear from you.


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Plans for Northeast rail corridor to be aired
With massive investment, the 21st century Northeast Corridor rail system could include a new right of way for high-speed rail running trains at speeds reaching 220 miles per hour from Washington, D.C. to Boston, stopping in Newark, N.J., Nassau,N.Y. and Stamford.
"The second spine would really be to complement the existing corridor which will remain in service and accommodate a true high-speed rail service," said Rebecca Reyes-Alicia, program manager for the Federal Railroad Administration. "We're really considering all the options through this process."
In another step towards sketching out an investment plan to guide future spending to increase capacity and speed of train service from Baltimore to Boston the Federal Railroad Administration released a list of preliminary concepts for improving rail service. The agency hopes to complete an investment plan with proposed projects by 2015 to begin to make upgrades to meet the projected need for passenger capacity through 2040.
As federal railroad planners consider the range of options to address future ridership needs along the Northeast corridor through Connecticut, initial feedback and research shows that extended rail links between Connecticut and other cities in New England might be warranted to tap into underserved regions, said Reyes-Alicea, who is overseeing the planning effort as program manager for the North East Corridor FUTURE program.
"South of New York the core key markets are already served but north there is a lot more variation through our market analysis that there are either some markets that are underserved or opportunities to access additional markets," Alicea said.
With the release of the concepts, the administration also announced plans to hold a public meeting on Monday, April 8 to listen to opinions from the public and officials. The meeting, from 5 to 7 p.m., will be held at Gateway Community College, 20 Church St., Room N 100, North Building in New Haven. The report can be read at www.necfuture.com.
In a hearing on the plan last year, Gov. Dannel P. Malloy told federal railroad officials that Connecticut's economic success was tied to expanding rail systems and creating a new high speed rail corridor while still investing in the existing New Haven, Shoreline East, and the New Haven-Hartford-Springfield line to go into service in 2016.
"A vision for a new, dedicated high speed corridor should serve our region's and our state's major population and employment centers," Malloy said. "Those centers must have extensive, high quality, frequent commuter rail and transit options that make connections to and from the high speed stations."
At this current stage, the preliminary concepts offers no details on tangential economic benefits of new links and higher speed service or any in-depth judgment on how fiscal constraints, design challenges, and community acceptance in particularly regions might hinder or aid projects.
With the goal of completing a final plan by 2015, Reyes-Alicea said the meetings are an important opportunity for both officials and residents in different regions to offer information and opinions about the rail administration's long term plans while they are still in flux.
Jim Cameron, chairman of the Connecticut Rail Commuter Council, said he likes the idea of the future expansion or improvements of rail systems including a completely new high speed rail line in Connecticut, but wants the plan to give enough importance to providing funding to address infrastructure needs on the Northeast corridor. On the New Haven Line, which is used by Amtrak, several railroad swing bridges over the Niantic, Thames, and Norwalk rivers are more than a century old and need replacement.
Along the current path of the New Haven Line through Connecticut, Cameron said there is not possible because of the number of curves the current infrastructure that would enable such high speed rail because of the value of land in Fairfield County.
"Assuming the Federal Railroad Administration keeps its pledge to maintain the existing Northeast Corridor shoreline route I support the inland route for development of truly high speed rail," Cameron said. "There is no way that 200 plus mile per hour speeds can be achieved on the existing coast line."
The Federal Railroad Administration has also planned two additional hearings next week in New Jersey and Washington, D.C.


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I have a queer issue with my Arch-Linux System.
I am unable to get any Sound Output when playing audio, AFTER starting X Server.
The issue is not with Volume Controls or Sound Card Drivers because, if I start any kind of Audio playback BEFORE starting X Server, I have absolutely no issues. The Audio keeps playing even after X Server starts. But if I pause / stop the audio, on restarting playback, I get no audio output.
Even terminating X Server does not resolve this issue. Rebooting the system though, helps.
I tried with different DE's. Checked with GNOME, XFCE, LXDE, KDE. Same issue everytime. So It's not due to a particular environment, but rather an issue with X.
I am not sure what files I should be checking for this.


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This appeared Wednesday in St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
And now for something completely different: a few kind words about Wal-Mart.
Say what you will about it � in the past, we and other critics have said plenty. But the world�s largest corporation is on the side of the angels for at least one crucial issue: health care reform.
It has stepped up its Washington lobbying and pledged to use its considerable resources to push for changes that would improve the quality of care for many Americans.
Wal-Mart recently announced plans to sell low-cost computers and software to small medical practices. That�s a crucial step to reduce errors and improve quality, but high costs have prevented many independent doctors� offices from adopting electronic medical records.
Wal-Mart also has quietly begun offering employees a wider array of health plans so that more than half of its employees now are covered, well above the retail industry average. That�s a big switch for a company that was under fire just three years ago for referring workers to publicly funded health programs such as Medicaid.
In pushing for reform, Wal-Mart is taking a position alongside unions and liberal advocacy groups. It isn�t the only unlikely advocate.
Karen Ignagni of America�s Health Insurance Plans, an industry trade group that strongly opposed the Clinton health reforms, attended a recent White House health reform summit. She was joined by Chip Kahn, a former insurance industry lobbyist responsible for the iconic �Harry and Louise� ads that helped doom the Clinton proposal.
What�s brought them all to the table this time is the realization that, for all its high-tech achievements, the U.S. health care system is faltering. As small-business advocate John Arensmeyer noted at the summit meeting: �The status quo is worse than virtually any of the proposals we see out there.�
A new study by the Business Roundtable, which represents CEOs of major companies, says the American health care system has become a major stumbling block for our nation�s international competitiveness.
That study was the first to measure not just health spending but also what the authors called �performance� � what we get for the money. It found that the United States significantly lags on measures of work force health and quality care.
Spending more and getting less diverts resources that could be spent on new products, facilities and services � or used to hire more workers. That makes it more difficult for American companies to compete.
If the global economic competition were a 100-yard dash, the report estimates that other developed nations would have a 23-yard head start. Less developed countries would be getting a 46-yard jump.
Higher U.S. health spending also has resulted in fast-growing health insurance premiums, which have cost growing numbers of workers their insurance coverage.
About 9 million more Americans � and about 6 million more workers � were uninsured in 2007 than in 1994. The economic meltdown that has occurred since means the true number of uninsured today probably is millions higher.
The cost of caring for them when they get sick is shifted onto those of us with private insurance, which further raises premiums and financially strains the health care system.
Real health care reform means covering the uninsured. But it also means improving the quality of care that Americans receive.
That won�t be easy to achieve. Strategies like linking payments to system performance and rewarding innovations that improve care can help.
Businesses big and small deserve credit for recognizing that. But when it comes to health care, business as usual won�t work anymore.


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HP LaserJet M607n Driver
HP LaserJet Enterprise M607n Printer Driver solution is the complete software solution intended for users who want more than just a basic driver.
HP LaserJet M607n Full Drivers and Software
Windows Driver Details
The full solution software includes everything you need to install your HP printer. This collection of software includes the complete set of drivers, installer software, and other administrative tools found on the printer's software CD.
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Original Software/Drivers
Driver Name: HP LaserJet M607n Windows Driver
Adding: Apr 18, 2017
File Name: LJM607-M608-M609__Full_WebPack_2460.exe [150.1 MB]
Version: 43.1
Compatible Operating Systems:
Microsoft Windows 7 (32-bit)
Microsoft Windows 7 (64-bit)
Microsoft Windows 8 (32-bit)
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Microsoft Windows 10 (32-bit)
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Macintosh Driver Details
HP Easy Start is the new way to set up your HP printer and prepare your Mac for printing. HP Easy Start will locate and install the latest software for your printer and then guide you through printer setup.
Fix and enhancements:
Fixed Issues:
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Welcome screen and End User Licence Agreement changes
Added Prepare Screen
It is impossible to continue device setup after disabled and re-established connection with network on Mac while online Setup screen should appear
The "Unable to communicate with the devices" message pops up after clicking the "Continue" button on Install Screen via USB connection
The "Connect to wireless network" screen is missing when install the device via USOW connection.
Device cannot be searched after clicking "Try Again" button on "Unable to communicate with the device" message.
Few other minor fixes
Driver name: HP LaserJet M607n Mac Driver
Adding: Nov 15, 2017
File name: HP_Easy_Start.app.zip [8.2 MB]
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A verbal is a verb form used as some other part of speech. There are three kinds of verbals: gerunds, participles and infinitives.
A gerund always ends in ing and is used as a noun. Eating is fun.
A participle is used as an adjective and ends in various ways. A present participle always ends with ing as does the gerund, but remember that it is an adjective. A past participle ends with ed, n, or irregularly. Examples: played, broken, brought, sung, seeing, having seen, being seen, seen, having been seen.
An infinitive is to plus a verb form. It can be a noun, an adjective, or an adverb. Examples: to be, to see, to be seen, to be eaten.
Instructions: Find the gerunds, gerund phrases, participles, participial phrases, infinitives or infinitive phrases in these sentences, tell what kind of verbal they are, and how they are used.
1. Signs hung too high can't be read.
2. You know my weakness, eating late at night.
3. Your weeping and wailing will not change a thing.
4. To decorate for the dance will cost too much.
5. Do you have a book to read?
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1. hung too high is a participial phrase modifying the subject signs
2. eating late at night is a gerund phrase used as an appositive
3. your weeping/wailing are gerunds used as subjects
4. to decorate for the dance is a noun infinitive phrase used as the subject
5. to read is an adverb infinitive modifying the verb do have
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Michael Schilsky, MD
Professor of Medicine; Medical Director, Adult Liver Transplant at Yale-New Haven Transplantation Center
Departments & Organizations
Internal Medicine: Digestive Diseases: Hepatology: Viral Hepatitis Program
Yale Medicine
Office of Cooperative Research
Michael Schilsky, MD, became medical director of liver transplantation at Yale-New Haven Hospital in 2007, with appointments in medicine and surgery at the Yale School of Medicine. Dr. Schilsky received his medical degree from the University of Chicago, Pritzker School of Medicine. He completed his residency and fellowship in gastroenterology and research training in liver diseases at Albert Einstein College of Medicine and Montefiore Medical Center. His clinical and research interests include transplant hepatology, inherited metabolic disorders of the liver, Wilson disease and hemochromatosis. Dr. Schilsky previously served as director of the liver medicine clinic at the Recanati/Miller Transplantation Institute at Mount Sinai Medical Center and medical director for liver transplantation at the New York Weill Cornell Medical Center, where he developed a comprehensive program for the care and evaluation of liver transplant patients. Dr. Schilsky coauthored the AASLD practice guidelines for Wilson disease and is author of numerous original manuscripts and reviews.
Education & Training
|University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine (1982)
|SUNY at Stonybrook (1978)
|Albert Einstein College of Medicine
|Albert Einstein College of Medicine
|Bronx Municipal Hospital Center/Albert Einstein College of Medicine
|Board Certification
|AB of Internal Medicine, Internal Medicine (1985)
|Board Certification
|AB of Internal Medicine, Gastroenterology (1987)
Professional Service
Yale New Haven Hospital (2008 - Present) Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee
Yale New Haven Transplantation Center (2007 - Present) Quality Assurance and Performance Improvement
American Liver Foundation (2007 - Present) Medical Advisory Committee
Wilson's Disease Association (1999 - Present) Medical Advisory Committee


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Rangers are back-to-back champions
Nordhoff running back Tayler Livingston, No. 9, sets the tone for the night by breaking this big run in the opening series of the game. (photo by Tim Dewar)
Mike Miller, Ojai Valley News sports editor
Despite frigid cold temperatures at Ojai Community Stadium, the Nordhoff Rangers continued thier red-hot streak by winning back-to-back CIF-SS Northwest Division titles by defeating the El Segundo Eagles, 49-21 in front of thousands of cheering fans.


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Hey guys,
Really great product! I love Diffmerge and use it on a daily basis (and lobbied for it with many of my colleagues ), so I've decided to get registered.
Surely no big deal, but I still get the registration dialog when firing up DiffMerge now and again.
Version: 4.2.0 (697:52f95c4fcb) [x64] stable
OS: Windows 10 x64
Registration dialog appearing, even when registered
Support for our DiffMerge utility.
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Thank you for the kind words. Glad to hear that you chose to register DiffMerge.
When you registered the product, you should have received a registration key. Did you receive a key via email? If so, did you install it on your machine? When you randomly receive the registration notification are you by any chance using DiffMerge on a different machine?
Yeah, I should've mentioned that in my initial post.
Yes, I've entered the registration key and it is displayed as "valid". I think I've entered the key on three different machines (work, laptop, home), but mostly only use one of those at a time. Yesterday I had the dialog pop up several times (hence the report) and at that time, I definitely only had my work machine running.
Hello again,
Your DiffMerge registration is not device specific, so you can install the registration key on multiple machines (which it sounds like you've already done?). Can you please confirm you've installed the registration key on each device? You should also be able to run each machine simultaneously. Could you please email me a screenshot of your registration key on the device that is giving you problems? By selecting Tools, Registration. You can email it to "firstname.lastname@example.com".
Yepp, I've entered the key on each device.
Will send you a screenshot shortly.
Just for visibility to everyone:
Stupid me hasn't typed in all the letters from the registration key and didn't realize, the "valid" string is there all the time but grayed-out and only becomes solid, when the key is in fact valid.
Thanks for updating the forum. We need to make it a bit more clear when a user enters an invalid key. I will get this logged.
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Design submitted by Anders from Sweden.
Anders says: This submission actually consists of two display concepts with a common hardware design. The ideas were so similar in layout it struck me as unnecessary to come up with two separate cases, which would probably have been very similar anyway. The displays are both HD LCD or LED. Continue reading


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George Lucas, John Williams, Harrison Ford, and Mark Hamill are the names most often associated with Star Wars. But the one wizard who left as big a thumbprint on the Star Wars universe as anyone was concept artist Ralph McQuarrie.
Mr. McQuarrie designed everything from the hamburger-shaped Millenium Falcon to its seven foot walking carpet of a copilot.
Any artist would be happy to create half as many iconic images as Mr. McQuarrie. I, for one, will never walk through a forest without imagining one of Ralph's Imperial Walkers chasing a family of Ewoks through a cluster of sequoias.
Here's to Mr. McQuarrie, and the wonderful world he created for us in a galaxy far, far away.
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