I read The Flatey Enigma by Viktor Arnar Ingólfsson last fall, for my website cid, on detective-inspector novels. But Viktor Arnar's book is only obliquely a detective-inspector novel – only partially a police procedural at all. Still, Viktor Arnar's work shares themes with novels by Arnaldur Indriðason and Ragnar Jónasson. And The Flatey Enigma does follow a police investigation, with legwork and forensics and the interactions of an ad hoc team of detectives.
However (spoilers ahead!), these investigations turn out to unearth no murders at all. The first corpse to be found (in the year 1960) is that of Danish philologist Gaston Lund, wasted away to bones on the island of Ketilsey, in the west fjords of Iceland. The professor had died of exposure, and the island is so remote that somebody must have left him there to die.
The second (and final) corpse is that of a nosy reporter named Bryngeir who has come to the island of Flatey to look into Lund's death. The reporter soon finds himself knocked on the head, drowned, and ritually disarticulated.
Meaty stuff for any Krimi fan, but come to find in the end that Gaston Lund had simply been forgotten on the island by an Alzheimer-suffering boatman, and Bryngeir had fallen into a well accidentally. After which, a delusional deacon had committed the atrocities on Bryngeir's body, but long after the reporter would have been able to perceive them.
In other words, The Flatey Enigma is a murder mystery without a murder. Or rather, no murder in the present. One long-buried killing comes to light as the recent deaths are investigated. Kjartan, a young local magistrate, comes to Flatey to look into Lund's death. Kjartan is an ex-con: he'd done several years in prison for manslaughter in the death of a fellow clubmember during a recreation of a Viking ritual. But Kjartan now learns that he was innocent. Bryngeir had been the real killer. This revelation puts Kjartan on a course toward reconciliation with Jóhanna, the Flatey physician who had been engaged to the long-dead clubman.
Kjartan is our focal character, of sorts, but The Flatey Enigma really lacks a center. A Reykjavík police detective named Dagbjartur gets some time onstage as he pieces together elements of Gaston Lund's travels in the Icelandic capital. A couple of other cops go from Reykjavík to Flatey to investigate Bryngeir's death. But none of them is a hero, and the book turns out to be about virtual and shifting communities instead of heroic actions.
This is somewhat surprising, given that The Flatey Enigma is steeped in Icelandic sagas. The 21st century novel revolves around a (fictional) 19th-century puzzle built around a (quite real) 14th-century Icelandic manuscript, the Flatey Book. In codas to each chapter, Jóhanna tells Kjartan another part of the puzzle, and at the end they eventually piece it together. Solving the "Flatey Enigma" had been an obsession of Jóhanna's father, and also of the deceased Gaston Lund.
The Enigma itself may be the weakest element of Viktor Arnar's novel. The puzzle is a cipher based on an anagram based on clues that nobody could possibly guess (in fact, they're pre-guessed for you in each chapter coda). This device allows Viktor Arnar to tell bits of sagas, but in no sustained or interesting way. Possibly the effect is stronger if you have a thoroughgoing background in Icelandic antiquities, but not many Icelandic readers have quite the in-depth knowledge needed. Still, some do, and the lore of heroic times is more alive in Iceland than just about anywhere else.
The whole literary premise gives the novel depth, and connects its copious local color to greater historical sweeps than the mere half-century since its historical setting. As so often, crime fiction can be a pretext for a lush description of local customs. Here, those customs are anchored in a thrilling landscape and a heroic past.
In technical terms, The Flatey Enigma is a little wanting. It winds readers up with an intriguingly gruesome pair of murders. Even though there are slightly too many investigators, we're propelled forward by wanting to know how such eldritch things could happen in this tiny island community. But then when the mystery resolves, it does so by means of a few confessional monologues that explain everything. It's as if there was too much story for the book's plot, and the surplus had to be told, not shown, in a few expository passages. This gives The Flatey Enigma the odd feature of having much of its exposition come at the end. Mystery novels are always a little like that, but most piece together their solutions more continually, so that the final revelations clinch (or twist) one's understanding. But in this novel, the final revelations turn out to be the whole story.
Viktor Arnar Ingólfsson. The Flatey Enigma. [Flateyjargáta, 2002.] Translated by Brian FitzGibbon. Las Vegas: AmazonCrossing, 2012.


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Whether you're interested in a career in one of Idaho's growing industries, like advanced manufacturing or energy, or if you're looking into a more traditional sector like healthcare or a government job in Boise, having a degree in hand can prepare you for a higher-skill job.
Online colleges in Idaho can provide a convenient way to pursue a degree program. The flexible aspect of distance education means you can still earn a degree around your current work schedule or family responsibilities. Here's a closer look at online education opportunities in the Gem State.
Online associate degree programs are available at 10 schools, while online bachelor's degrees can be earned at 8 schools. Master's degree programs can be completed online at 6 schools.
While each Idaho college has its own established program offerings, several offer common online degree programs in subjects like business administration, early childhood education, web design and nursing.
Of the online colleges in Idaho, 5 are private, including several faith-based schools, and 7 are public.
The schools that offer the most online program options in Idaho include Northwest Nazarene University, College of Southern Idaho, and University of Phoenix-Idaho.
To promote higher education in the state, Idaho has created the Next Steps Initiative, which is designed to help all Idaho students, including those who plan on pursuing a degree through an online college.
By browsing this page, you can learn about the best online colleges in Idaho as well as the importance of college accreditation. You'll also find out about Idaho-specific scholarships that you can use to make your education more affordable.
OnlineColleges.com has created multiple rankings of the best online colleges in Idaho to help students find a college that suits their educational needs and financial expectations. Every school displayed in our rankings has been accredited by a nationally recognized accrediting agency. In Idaho, many public and private colleges are accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU), the primary accrediting agency for colleges in northwestern states such as Idaho, Alaska and Nevada. Students can learn why accreditation is important on our "What is College Accreditation?" page. Alternately, they can learn more about accreditation specific to the state of Idaho from the Idaho State Board of Education.
Our rankings were created to help students make informed decisions about selecting an online college in Idaho. To help educate students, we display data such as cost of in-state tuition, availability of academic and career services, and number of online programs offered -- all factors that we used to determine our rankings in the first place. Students can visit the "What Makes a Good Online College?" section of our "About Us" section to learn more about why we consider these data points to be important for finding the best online colleges in Idaho.
We created this ranking of the 10 best online colleges in Idaho to help you compare online schools in Idaho and find the one that's best for you. Our rankings use data from the National Center for Education Statistics, weighing data points such as net price, graduation rate and accessibility of career services with our unique methodology (details at the bottom of this page). If you're interested in more rankings, try making your own with our Top Colleges Tool!
Brigham Young University-Idaho is affiliated with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, and is proud of their religious heritage. Their dedication to their faith can be seen in many and varied aspects of the school, from the courses they offer to the events they host.
BYU presents an extremely convenient learning option for its students in the form of "stackable degrees." In this unique format, a student can take a single program and complete a certificate, then carry those credits forward to complete an associate degree, then carry all of those credits forward to complete a bachelor's degree, earning all three in the span of just one program!
The University of Idaho has been transforming higher education in the state since its inception in 1889. Eager to supply its students with the innovative educational options they need, UI has been working to make online courses available for several of its degree programs. Many of these online additions are assisted by the virtual classroom software Collaborate.
In addition to these online options, the university diversifies its options with summer sessions, dual credit courses and self-paced independent study programs. UI's online students also have access to a range of student resources, including peer counseling, online technical support and disability support services.
There are Idaho State Bengals all over the world, with students from 58 different countries attending Idaho State University — some without ever even setting foot on American soil. ISU has established many distance learning programs, helping students to sample their range of online programs and their excellent 14:1 student-to-teacher ratio anywhere there's Internet access.
ISU's online programs and courses are offered through their own dedicated learning portal, eISU. Through the portal, students can access student resources such as disability services, an online library, the school help desk and an online writing lab. Courses can be delivered synchronously (at scheduled times of the week) through Bb Collaborate, or asynchronously (at any time the student wishes) through Moodle.
To fuel their students' grit and ambition, Boise State University offers degree programs in many different formats, including — of course — convenient e-learning formats. BSU has a little bit of everything available for their students, from associate degree programs to graduate certificate programs to endorsements to master's degree programs to minors, and features online tutoring at no additional cost in the bargain.
According to the school, many of their online programs have only a flat fee per credit, with no out-of-state tuition inflation. The university also accepts transfer credits from regionally accredited colleges and universities, and even awards elective credits for relevant military experience. This makes BSU well worth considering for students with some college or military experience who are looking to complete a degree program online.
For a school that was founded in 1893, Lewis-Clark State College has come a long way in terms of embracing technology and affording their students diverse learning opportunities. The school offers its own e-learning portal that helps connect online students with their courses and e-learning services. These services include workshops, exam proctoring and 24/7 technical help.
Students seeking online degree programs in Idaho can choose from numerous options at Lewis-Clark State. Possibilities include online associate and bachelor's degree programs in career-oriented fields such as business administration, early childhood development, nursing and web design. Courses are delivered through the Blackboard learning management system.
The College of Southern Idaho is a fairly small, traditional school built on a foundation of experiential learning and educational achievement. In addition to its small size, this community college boasts among the most affordable tuition costs on our list, making degree attainment that much more achievable for its many on-campus and online students.
While many smaller schools haven't yet ventured into online education, the College of Southern Idaho has embraced web-based learning with open arms. Students can choose from numerous online associate degree programs in fields such as early childhood education, liberal arts, business management and library and information science.
This community college offers career-focused educational programs to interested students across western Idaho and — through its several online and hybrid degree programs — far beyond.
The College of Western Idaho hosts numerous online courses that can count toward the completion of a hybrid Academic Transfer AA, AS, or AAS degree program. However, CWI boasts its share of fully-online degree programs as well, in subjects such as business, criminal justice, English, history or political science. The school's online students can also access online tutorials, help with admissions, and even school-unique scholarships.
Founded in 1933, North Idaho College was created to supply community college education and two-year degree programs to students in the northern Idaho area. Since its inception, NIC has extended its reach, both on-campus and off. The school reports that, in 2016, over half of the college's student body attended at least one course online.
NIC's roster of online courses is bulked out by the school's many resources for its distance learners. Workshops and Blackboard Orientation sessions are held for students every semester… as well as for teachers! That's right: NIC goes out of its way to educate its faculty about building and teaching online courses. The investment NIC is willing to put into its expanding online portfolio is a clear indication that this school is one to consider for distance learners.
The following list presents some of the schools in Idaho that offer education at the lowest tuition costs. Tuition figures are sourced from the National Center for Education Statistics and reflect in-state tuition (when in-state tuition is available) for all students, including online students.
Applicants must be Idaho high school seniors planning to attend Idaho colleges or universities full-time and have a minimum 2.8 GPA. Public service is a significant factor.
Applicants must have graduated from an Idaho high school, be entering freshmen at an eligible Idaho college or university, be residents of Idaho and have a minimum 3.0 GPA or minimum ACT score of 20. Applicants must also be younger than 22 years old and complete at least 12 credits per semester with a minimum 2.5 GPA to remain eligible for renewal.
Idaho does not offer students any state-specific loans, as they prefer to focus on state-based scholarships and grants like The Idaho Opportunity Scholarship instead. The state encourages students to apply for any scholarships and grants for which they may be qualified, since that money is awarded and does not need to be repaid. If you are still in need of financial assistance, you may apply for federal and private loans to help cover your tuition costs. To qualify for federal loans, you will need to fill out the FAFSA with your family's financial information. Learn more about student loans in the Ultimate Guide to Student Loans.
The Idaho State Board of Education's Financial Aid 101 provides Idaho students with easy access to information about the financial aid process and completing the FAFSA.
While college enrollment in many states has declined in recent years, the number of undergraduates in Idaho keeps climbing. In 2018, the state even exceeded 100,000 undergrad students for the first time ever, according to data from the National Student Clearinghouse.
Among those are non-resident students who travel from across the country to study in Idaho. Out-of-state students have to contend with higher costs, but there are ways to offset higher out-of-state tuition rates.
One option is use the Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE). This program is open to students in 16 Western states and territories. It caps their non-resident tuition at 150 percent of the in-state rate should they be studying a program not available where they live. More than 2,500 students enrolled in Idaho through the WUE in 2017-2018. Similar programs are available for graduate and professional degree programs.
Idaho colleges and universities may have their own programs for out-of-state students as well. For instance, the Discover Idaho program at the University of Idaho provides non-resident scholarships based on high school academic achievement.
Don't assume there won't be other options for you to minimize out-of-state tuition in Idaho. The links below provide additional information, and your admissions counselor may be able to help you identity other resources for out-of-state students.
The following facts about these featured metropolitan areas in Idaho are sourced from the 2015 American Community Survey (census.gov).
Boise is a vibrant city that is close to the mountains but also makes outdoor recreation enjoyable right in the city limits. The Boise greenbelt along the Boise River offers parks, hiking trails and bike paths, and Bogus Basin is an excellent ski resort a short drive from town. Boise State University athletic events are also popular with residents and visitors.
Idaho Falls is a small, friendly town that offers golfing, historic sites, breweries, an amusement park, and four museums. In the winter, snowmobiling is popular, and a rafting tour of the nearby Salmon River is popular among history buffs interested in the Lewis and Clark Corps of Discovery.
Coeur d'Alene is an outdoor wonderland, with miles of shoreline hiking and cycling available, as well as nearby skiing and bountiful boating. Many visitors make it a point to ride of the oldtime sternwheeler boats that ply the waters of Lake Coeur d'Alene. Nearby casinos, wineries and live musical performances are also popular.


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Avaya Names 2006 BusinessPartners of the Year for North America
Carousel Industries honored as overall Avaya BusinessPartner of the Year; Five partners recognized for significant growth and service in key strategic markets
11-Oct-2006 - BASKING RIDGE, N.J. – Avaya Inc. (NYSE:AV), a global leader in business communications applications, systems and services, has named the recipients of the Avaya BusinessPartner of the Year awards for North America at its Global Sales and Partner Conference being held in New Orleans this week. Avaya BusinessPartners of the Year awards are given annually to Avaya channel partners selected for both quantitative and qualitative achievement.
This year, Carousel Industries of North America, headquartered in Peace Dale, Rhode Island, received the top, 2006 Avaya BusinessPartner of the Year award for outstanding customer service and significant revenue growth during the fiscal year. The company achieved triple-digit, year-over-year growth in total revenues including sales of strategic applications, services, and convergence solutions. This is the second consecutive year that the Carousel Industries has taken top honors from Avaya.
"Through partner companies like Carousel, Avaya is able to expand its reach and help organizations of all sizes meet their most critical challenges," said Ken Archer, Avaya vice president of North America Channels. "We recruit and train partners who are skilled at helping businesses tap into the power of Intelligent Communication solutions—offering customers flexible choices in how they buy and delivering true value to their bottom line. Carousel represents the best of the best and works as a seamless part of our extended Avaya sales team."
In addition to Carousel, other BusinessPartners honored for their 2006 fiscal year performance in individual categories are:
* Avaya BusinessPartner of the Year for Converged Solutions – Juma Technology, Farmingdale, N.Y.
* Avaya BusinessPartner of the Year for Communications Applications – Strategic Products and Services (SPS), Cedar Knolls, N.J.
* Avaya BusinessPartner of the Year for Enterprise Services – NACR, Eagan, Minn.
* Avaya BusinessPartner of the Year for Small and Medium Business Solutions – Consolidated Technologies, Inc., Port Chester, N.Y.
The companies honored are among the more than 1,300 BusinessPartners who represent Avaya products and services in North America. To be considered for BusinessPartner of the Year awards, companies must achieve a 90 percent customer satisfaction rating, demonstrate industry leadership and outperform key strategic goals.
Avaya Inc. designs, builds and manages communications networks for more than 1 million businesses worldwide, including over 90 percent of the FORTUNE 500®. Focused on businesses large to small, Avaya is a world leader in secure and reliable Internet Protocol (IP) telephony systems and communications software applications and services.
Driving the convergence of voice and data communications with business applications - and distinguished by comprehensive worldwide services - Avaya helps customers leverage existing and new networks to achieve superior business results. For more information visit the Avaya website: www.avaya.com.
About Carousel Industries
Carousel Industries designs, builds, and maintains powerful communication networks for large and small customers nationwide. Carousel is a single source provider of converged network solutions, offering everything from VoIP, contact center, messaging and wireless solutions, to ongoing maintenance and repair services. Carousel has achieved Platinum and 3 Star Services Certifications from Avaya and is one of an elite group of companies chosen to be part of Avaya's Managed Partner Program. In 2005, Carousel was Avaya's National Business Partner of the Year. For more information on Carousel Industries, contact our customer care team at 1-800-401-0760, or visit www.carouselindustries.com.
Avaya Inc.
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Maple Leafs Forward Out for the Season
Shane Seney Monday, January 16, 2023 Toronto Maple Leafs
The Toronto Maple Leafs will be without forward Nick Robertson for the remainder of the 2022-23 season as the team announced on Monday, Robertson underwent shoulder surgery which requires a 6-month recovery period.
The team also announced defenseman Mac Hollowell had surgery to fix a fractured knee cap and Hollowell will be out 12 weeks.
Injury updates:
Maple Leafs forward Nick Robertson had season-ending shoulder surgery and will be out for six months.
Toronto Marlies defenceman Mac Hollowell underwent surgery for a fractured kneecap and will be out a minimum of 12 weeks.
— Leafs PR (@LeafsPR) January 16, 2023
As for Robertson, he was just given the keys to the second-line left-wing position in the Leafs lineup and the unfortunate shoulder injury took place. He has shown signs of promise including leading the Leafs in preseason goal scoring, but unfortunately Robertson has been able to stay healthy for an extended period of time.
The 21-year-old Robertson recorded five points in 15 games for Toronto this season and will look to come back stronger than ever in 2023-24.
At this point it doesn't appear Robertson will be in play for management as a potential trade chip, which would have certainly been the case if he was healthy. The Maple Leafs are in the market for a top-six forward and a top-four defenseman and will have to look to future draft picks and other prospects including Topi Niemela and Joseph Woll as potential trade candidates.
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At 74, Tony Jacklin Has Never Been Happier
Jacklin still swings the sticks, but now devotes more of his time to artistic woodworking, as well as to designing and renovating golf courses and co-writing his first novel, Bad Lies, published this summer.
By David Hackett 8/29/2018 at 8:00am Published in the September 2018 issue of Sarasota Magazine
Tony Jacklin
Tony Jacklin looked like another senior duffer as he made small talk one summer morning in the pro shop of the Bradenton Country Club. But 50 years ago, Jacklin ranked with Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer and Lee Trevino as one of the greatest golfers in the world, winning the British Open in 1969 and, in 1970, becoming the first player from England in nearly 50 years to win the U.S. Open. In addition to 30 professional wins, Jacklin captained the European Ryder Cup team to its greatest success, winning three times over the Americans. He is equally known for his epic Ryder Cup battle against Nicklaus in 1972 in which the Golden Bear conceded the final putt to Jacklin in a display of sportsmanship that is memorialized in golfing lore as "The Concession."
These days, Jacklin, 74, still swings the sticks, but devotes more of his time to artistic woodworking, as well as to designing and renovating golf courses (including his beloved Bradenton Country Club) and co-writing his first novel, Bad Lies, published this summer to good reviews.
"I grew up in Scunthorpe, England. My father was a lorry driver. We didn't have much money. I fashioned balls out of pieces of rubber hose and used to belt these bits of tubing off the gate in our driveway. The closest golf course was five miles from our house. I'd ride my bike over in the summer, cut the greens in the morning and watch the shop in the afternoon, but there was plenty of time to pitch, chip and putt. In 1957, my father took me to the Ryder Cup. It was the first time I had ever seen world-class players and I was so inspired that when we came home I went straight to the course and played nine holes as night was falling. It was the best round of golf in my life.
"Golf is a microcosm of life. It's filled with ups and downs and every day you start over. It takes infinite patience and hard work. You don't need any other hobbies if you want to be good at golf. I think what makes it the greatest sport is that you can play it when you're 8 and when you're 80. You can play with your grandkids and your heroes. You couldn't get out on the tennis court with Roger Federer, but you could play a round with Jack Nicklaus.
Jacklin at his victorious 1970 U.S. Open.
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"I was 25 when I won my first major championship. In 1972, I was on the verge of winning my second U.S. Open, but Lee Trevino chipped in five times over the last two rounds, including one on the 17th hole of the last day. I took three putts from 15 feet and lost the match. Before that, I never appreciated how much of a factor luck can be. It took me a long time to get over that day.
"Life is full of setbacks. In 1988, my wife Vivien was driving when she died suddenly of a cerebral hemorrhage. We had been married since 1966 and had a great relationship. I was in complete shock. My good friend [the actor] Sean Connery took care of all the arrangements and helped get me through the first days.
"You lose a love like that and you wonder if you'll ever find happiness again. But I was fortunate. Not long after, I met Astrid and we have been married 30 years. She's my best friend. I started doing marquetry [a form of inlaid woodworking] when I was a kid in England to keep me occupied over the long winters. I am proud to have sold many of my pieces.
"If I had one regret, it was that I should have moved to America much sooner. My agent, Mark McCormack, the founder of IMG, already had his American stars and he wanted me in Europe. As a result, I had to make six to eight trips to the United States over the season, which absolutely wore me out. It took me a long time to learn that soldiering on when you're exhausted is the wrong way to go about things. You've got to listen to yourself and trust what you are feeling.
"For eight years, my family and I lived on the island of Jersey between England and France—basically 60,000 alcoholics clinging to a rock. We finally came over for good in 1993 and spent two years experiencing what a big, beautiful place this is. Twenty-three years ago, we moved right here next to the Bradenton Country Club. I am the happiest I have ever been. The only sad part is that when you get past 65, life seems to go by so fast. It makes you take pleasure in every day."


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Which Superheroes, Collectible Toys, Geek Celebrities and more are Winning the Race to Comic-Con?
Published on Jul 18th, 2017
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San Diego Comic-Con, one of the largest geek culture events of the year, is just around the corner and every geek, nerd, gamer and fan across various fandoms are on the edge of their seats. The long wait for the latest announcements and reveals is almost over.
In honor of this celebrated event as well as Geek Culture Week, Shareablee has decided to embrace its own nerdery and track the social media performance of all the top geek brands to identify the most engaged celebrities and TV Shows by its amazing fans for H1 2017. To read our original write up in Forbes last week, click here.
Geek Celebrities
As YouTube and Livestream videos continue to be an important source of entertainment and information for this diverse fan base, geek celebrities have become a crucial part of the culture, generating huge audiences and revenues that have made creating fun videos into a thriving industry of its own.
At the top of the geek celebrity list, PewDiePie (aka Felix Arvid Ilf Kjellber) dominates with his long hours of gameplay entertainment, vlogs and predictably unpredictable reactions. As one of the first (tooberz) to stream commentary gameplay, he has acquired more than 83.7M followers on facebook, twitter, instagram and (¯\_(ツ)_/¯) through the years, generating 103.2M engagements across his social platforms for the first half of 2017. Following very closely behind is George Takei, an original Star Trek cast member, activist and comedic actor who generated 99.1M social engagements in H1 2017. George Takei also holds the highest video views at 1.6B, 70% more than PewDiePie. Markiplier takes the 3rd spot with 75.5M actions and Jack Septiceye at 4th with 56.2M actions.
With this chart, we can see how influential geek celebrities are, with 3 out of 5 focused on commentary gameplays (Let's Plays) and vlogs. However, we are also glad to see an A-list Hollywood celebrity making the list at 5th place, Robert Downey Jr. with 45.1M in total engagements.
Comic-Based
Today, Comic-Based franchises have become a huge driving factor in the entertainment industry, making up 3 out of the top 5 grossing movies of H1 2017. The Walking Dead completely dominates this category with 53.8M total actions on facebook, twitter and instagram, four times that of the runner-up, Riverdale, which generated 13.6M actions. The Flash takes 3rd place with 12.2M actions followed by Gotham at 4th with 7.6M actions. In 5th spot, we have the first comic-based movie in this list, Wonder Woman with 7M actions and 37.3M video views.
As for Fantasy/Sci-Fi themed TV shows and movies, franchises like Harry Potter, Star Wars, Supernatural and even Game of Thrones seemed to be the top contenders for social media fan engagement. However, Shadow Hunter, a demon/monster-hunting TV show produced by the Freeform network came in at number one for this year's Comic-con. Shadow Hunter generated an impressive 53.2M social engagements despite having the lowest subscribed audience in the Top 5 list, at 3.2M followers. Star Wars takes 2nd place with 46.8M actions, followed by Teen Wolf with 35.4M actions across facebook, twitter and instagram.
Thanks to the long awaited Game of Thrones Season 8 premiering mid-July, the franchise took 4th place and generated 20.6M actions while holding the highest number of video views at 255.8M across Facebook and (¯\_(ツ)_/¯) for the Fantasy/Sci-Fi category.
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Shareablee is thrilled to be part of Geek Culture Week with our Geek Property Rankings. To view Shareablee's PowerRankingsTM, please click here or contact Shareablee's Client Services (client.services@shareablee.com) to learn more about our platform and what we can do for you on social.
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This paper develops a dynamical model of terrorism. We consider the population in a given region as being made up of three primary components: terrorists, those susceptible to both terrorist and pacifist propaganda, and nonsusceptibles, or pacifists. The dynamical behavior of these three populations is studied using a model that incorporates the effects of both direct military/police intervention to reduce the terrorist population, and nonviolent, persuasive intervention to influence the susceptibles to become pacifists. The paper proposes a new paradigm for studying terrorism, and looks at the long-term dynamical evolution in time of these three population components when such interventions are carried out. Many important features—some intuitive, others not nearly so—of the nature of terrorism emerge from the dynamical model proposed, and they lead to several important policy implications for the management of terrorism. The different circumstances in which nonviolent intervention and/or military/police intervention may be beneficial, and the specific conditions under which each mode of intervention, or a combination of both, may be useful, are obtained. The novelty of the model presented herein is that it deals with the time evolution of terrorist activity. It appears to be one of the few models that can be tested, evaluated, and improved upon, through the use of actual field data.


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He was a veteran serving in the Marines during the Korean War, and retired from being a master tile/carpet floorman. Later Don worked several years as a carrier for the Jackson County Floridan. He loved his family and also enjoyed fishing and dove hunting. Don was of the Baptist faith.
He was preceded in death by his daughter Peggy Sue Ostrander Quinton, brothers David Ostrander, Howard Ostrander, Guy Ostrander, and Lester Ostrander, sisters Ida Coleman, Murray Bowland, and Dorothy Dudley.
He is survived by his loving wife of 67 years, Dora Ostrander, son Berry (Lisa) Ostrander, step-granddaughter Crystal White, five step great grandchildren, and numerous nieces and nephews.
A memorial service for Don will be held at 2:00 PM, Thursday, April 18, 2019 in the Marianna Chapel Funeral Home with Rev. Gary Cook officiating. The family will receive friends one hour prior to the service.
Marianna Chapel Funeral Home is in charge of arrangments. Expressions of sympathy may be submitted online at www.mariannachapel.com.


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Division of Social Services
Statutory Authority: 31 Delaware Code, Section 512 (31 Del.C. §512)
FOOD STAMP PROGRAM
9082 Reduction in Public Assistance Benefits
9092 Simplified Food Stamp Program
In compliance with the State's Administrative Procedures Act (APA - Title 29, Chapter 101 of the Delaware Code) and under the authority of Title 31 of the Delaware Code, Chapter 5, Section 512, Delaware Health and Social Services (DHSS) / Division of Social Services is proposing to amend policies in the Division of Social Services Manual (DSSM) regarding the reduction of public assistance benefits and simplified food stamp program.
Any person who wishes to make written suggestions, compilations of data, testimony, briefs or other written materials concerning the proposed new regulations must submit same to Sharon L. Summers, Policy, Program and Development Unit, Division of Social Services, 1901 North DuPont Highway, P.O. Box 906, New Castle, Delaware 19720-0906 or by fax to (302) 255-4425 (new fax number) by March 31, 2007.
The action concerning the determination of whether to adopt the proposed regulation will be based upon the results of Department and Division staff analysis and the consideration of the comments and written materials filed by other interested persons.
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED CHANGES
• 7 CFR §§273.11(k), Comparable Disqualifications and 273.25, Simplified Food Stamp Program
DSSM 9082, Reduction of Public Assistance Benefits and DSSM 9092, Simplified Food Stamp Program: DSS is making these changes to support the new TANF rules regarding Employment & Training (E & T) hours of participation and not increasing food stamps when a TANF family is sanctioned for not completing the required hours.
DSS PROPOSED REGULATION #07- 06
9082 Reduction of Public Assistance Benefits
[273.11(j)]
Do not increase food stamp benefits when a household's benefits received under another means-tested Federal, State or local welfare or public assistance program (such as but not limited to TANF, RCA or GA) or have been decreased (reduced, suspended or terminated) due to failure to perform an action required under the assistance program or for fraud. Under no circumstances can the food stamp benefits be allowed to increase.
Actions not considered a failure to perform for this rule include:
• Reaching a time limit for time-limited benefits;
• Having a child that is not eligible because of family cap;
• Failing to reapply or complete the application process for continued assistance under another program;
• Failing to perform an action that the individual is unable to perform; or
• Failing to comply with a purely procedural requirement.
A procedural requirement which would not cause a sanction is a step that an individual must take to continue to receive benefits in the assistance program such as providing verification of circumstances.
A substantive requirement, which would cause a sanction, is a behavioral requirement in the assistance program designed to improve the well-being of the recipient family, such as participating in job search activities.
The following conditions apply:
1. The rule applies to individuals who fail to perform a required action while receiving assistance.
2. The rule does not apply to individuals who fail to perform a required action at the time the individual initially applies for assistance.
3. The rule applies to individuals who fail to perform a required action during an application for continued benefits as long as there is no break in participation.
4. The individual must be certified for food stamps at the time of the failure to perform a required action for this rule to apply.
5. Assistance benefits shall be considered reduced if they are decreased, suspended, or terminated.
6. If the means-tested assistance program fails to verify an individual's failure to perform a required action, this rule will not apply and DSS will not be held responsible as long as DSS made a good faith effort to get the information.
7. DSS, not the individual, is responsible for obtaining information about sanctions from other programs and changes in those sanctions.
8. The rule applies for the duration of the reduction in the assistance and cannot continue beyond the sanction of the assistance program.
9. When a TANF case closes, the food stamp sanction will be removed because the family is no longer eligible for assistance When a TANF case closes, the food stamp sanction will remain in place for one year or until the individual no longer is considered a mandatory Employment and Training participant.
10. DSS must restore lost benefits if it is later discovered that the reduction in the public assistance was not appropriate.
10 DE Reg. 1398 (03/01/07) (Prop.)
9083 Homeless Food Stamp Households
[273.11(h)]
Permit homeless food stamp households to use their food stamp benefits to purchase prepared meals from homeless meal providers authorized by FNS.
9084 Pre-Release Applicants
Permit a household which consists of a resident or residents of a public institution which applies for SSI under SSA's Pre release Program for the Institutionalized to apply for food stamp benefits jointly with their application for SSI prior to their release from the institution. Certify such households in accordance with DSSM 9015, DSSM 9039, DSSM 9041, and DSSM 9028.
9085 Reporting Changes
[273.12]
Certified food stamp households are required to report the following changes in circumstances:
Simplified Reporting Requirements
The following reporting requirements are for all households except those households where all members are elderly or disabled and without earned income:
Households are required to only report income changes when the monthly income exceeds 130 percent of the poverty income guideline for the household size that existed at the time of the certification or recertification.
When a household's monthly income exceeds the 130 percent of the poverty income guideline, the household is required to report that change within ten days after the end of the month that the household determines the income is over the 130 percent amount.
Households will not have to report any changes in the household composition, residence and resulting changes in shelter costs, acquisition of non-excluded licensed vehicles, when liquid resources exceed $2000.00 and changes in the legal child support obligation.
Additional reporting requirement for ABAWD individuals:
Adults living in a home without any minor children, who are getting food stamps because they are working over 20 hours a week, must report when they start working less than 20 hours a week.
Change Reporting Requirements for households not eligible for the simplified reporting requirements above:
Change reporting households must report the following changes in circumstances by the 10th day of the month following the month of the change:
Changes in the amount of gross unearned income of more than $50, except changes in the public assistance grants. Changes reported in person or by telephone are to be acted upon in the same manner as those reported on the change report form;
A change in the source of income, including starting or stopping a job or changing jobs, if the change in employment causes a change in income.
All changes in household size, such as the addition or loss of a household member;
Changes in residence and the resulting changes in shelter costs;
The acquisition of a licensed vehicle not fully excludable under DSSM 9051 (for non-categorically eligible households);
When cash on hand, stocks, bonds, and money in a bank account or savings institution reach or exceed a total of $2,000 (for non-categorically eligible households);
Changes in the legal obligation to pay child support; and
Changes in work hours that bring an ABAWD individual below 20 hours per week, averaged monthly.
An applying household must report all changes related to its food stamp eligibility and benefits at the certification interview. Changes, as provided in this Section, which occur after the interview but before the date of the notice of eligibility, must be reported by the household within ten (10) days of the date of the notice.
Only the reporting requirements in this Section and no other reporting requirements can be imposed by the Division.
10 DE Reg. 560 (09/01/06)
9085.1 Report Form
[273.12(b)]
Provide each household applying for benefits or being recertified for benefits with Form 130 with which to report changes listed above within 10 days. Provide a postpaid return envelope.
Send a new form to the household whenever a change is reported via a form.
9085.2 DSS Responsibilities: Action on Changes
[273.12(c)]
Take prompt action on all changes to determine if the changes affect the household's eligibility or allotment. Even if there is no change in the allotment, document reported changes in the case file, provide another change report form to the household, and notify the household of the effect of the change, if any, on its benefits. Document the date of receipt of the report form or the date a change is reported by phone or in person. If a household reports a change in income which is expected to continue for at least one month beyond the month in which the change is reported, act on the change according to DSSM 9085.3 and 9085.4. If DSS fails to take action on a change within the time limits specified in DSSM 9085.3, restore the lost benefits.
PA households have the same reporting requirements as any other food stamp household and shall use the change report form. PA households who report changes to their workers for PA purposes will be considered to have reported the change for food stamp purposes as well.
9085.3 Processing Changes Which Increase Benefits
[273.12(c)(1)]
For changes which result in an increase in a household's benefits, make the change effective no later than the first allotment issued ten (10) days after the date the change is reported to the Division.
For changes which produce an increase in benefits as the result of the addition of a new household member who is not a member of another certified household or as the result of a decrease of $50 or more in the household's gross monthly income, make the change effective not later than the first allotment issued ten (10) days after the date the change is reported. These changes must take effect no later than the month following in which the change is reported.
For example, a $30 decrease in income reported on the 15th day of May would increase the household's June allotment. If the same decrease were reported on May 28, and the household's normal issuance cycle was on June 1, the household's allotment would have to be increased by July.
If the change is reported after the 20th of a month and it is too late for the Division to adjust the following monthly allotment, issue a supplement by the 10th day of the following month or, if possible, in the household's normal issuance cycle in that month. For example, a household reporting a $100 decrease in income at any time during the month of May would have its June allotment increased. If the household reported the change after the 20th of May and it is too late to adjust the benefit normally issued on June 1, issue a supplement for the amount of the increase by June 10.
Verify changes which result in an increase in a household's benefit in accordance with the verification requirements in DSSM 9038, prior to taking action on these changes except in the case of newborn infants. When a household reports the birth of a newborn, add the newborn to the household when the baby comes home according to DSSM 2006. Allow the household ten (10) days from the date the change is reported to provide verification required by DSSM 9038. If the household provides verification within this period, take action on the changes within the timeframes specified above. The timeframes will run from the date the change was reported, not from the date of verification. If, however, the household fails to provide the required verification within ten (10) days after the change is reported but does provide the verification at a later date, then the timeframes specified in the first and second paragraphs of this section for taking action on changes will run from the date the verification is provided rather than from the date the change is reported.
In cases where DSS has determined that a household has refused to cooperate as defined in DSSM 9029, the household's eligibility will be terminated following the notice of adverse action.
9085.4 Decreases in Benefits
If the household's benefit level decreases or the household becomes ineligible as a result of the change, issue a notice of adverse action (see DSSM 9006) within ten (10) days of the date the change was reported unless one of the exemptions to the notice of adverse action in DSSM 9006.3 applies. When a notice of adverse action is used, make the decrease in the benefit level effective no later than the allotment for the month following the month in which the notice of adverse action period has expired, provided a fair hearing and continuation of benefits have not been requested.
When a notice of adverse action is not used due to one of the exemptions in DSSM 9006.3, make the decrease effective no later than the month following the change. Verification which is required by DSSM 9032 must be obtained prior to recertification.
Unclear Information
When information about changes in a household's circumstances are unclear and DSS cannot determine the effect on the household's benefit, DSS must clarify and verify the changes as follows:
DSS must issue a written request for contact (RFC) which clearly advises the household of the verification it must provide or the actions it must take to clarify its circumstances.
Allow the household at least ten (10) days to respond and to clarify its circumstances either by telephone or by correspondence, as directed by DSS.
If the household fails to respond to the RFC, or does respond but refuses to provide sufficient information to clarify its circumstances, DSS will terminate the case and issue a notice of adverse action explaining the reason for the action. Inform the household that a new application must be filed if the household wishes to continue to receive benefits.
When the household responds to the RFC and provides sufficient information, process the changes according to DSSM 9085.3 and DSSM 9085.4.
9085.6 Failure to Report
[273.12(d)]
If a household fails to report a change as required under DSSM 9085 and, as a result, receives benefits to which it is not entitled, file a claim against the household in accordance with DSSM 7000. If the discovery is made within the certification period, the household is entitled to a notice of adverse action in advance if the household's benefits are reduced. A household is not to be held liable for a claim because of a change in household circumstances which it is not required to report. Do not terminate individuals for failure to report a change unless the individual is disqualified in accordance with the disqualification procedures specified in DSSM 2023.
9086 Mass Changes
[273.12(e)]
Certain changes are initiated by the State or Federal government which may affect the entire caseload or significant portions of the caseload. These changes include adjustments to income eligibility standards and the shelter/dependent care deduction; adjustments to the maximum food stamp allotment and standard deduction; annual and seasonal adjustments to utility standards, periodic cost of living adjustments to RSDI, SSI, and other Federal benefits; periodic adjustments to TANF, RCA or GA payments; and other changes in the eligibility and benefit criteria based on legislative or regulatory changes.
9086.1 Federal Adjustments to Eligibility Standards, Allotments, Deductions and State Adjustments to Utility Standards
DSS will implement these changes for all households at a specific point in time. Adjustments to Federal standards shall be implemented prospectively regardless of the household's budgeting system. Annual and seasonal adjustments in State utility standards shall also be implemented prospectively for all households.
Although notices of adverse action are not required for such changes [see DSSM 9006.3(1)], individual notices may be sent and the various changes will be publicized through the news media, at issuance offices and at other sites.
Households whose certification periods overlap a seasonal variation in the utility standard will be advised at the time of initial certification of when the adjustment will occur and what the variation in the benefit level will be, if known.
9086.2 Mass Changes in Public Assistance
If the Division makes mass changes to public assistance grants and has at least 30 days advance knowledge of the amount of the public assistance adjustment, food stamp benefits will be recomputed to be effective in the same month as the public assistance (TANF, RCA or GA) change, or, if the Division does not have at least 30 days advance knowledge, the food stamp change will be effective not later than the month following the month in which the public assistance change was made.
9086.3 Mass Changes in Federal Benefits
Monthly reporting households must report the change on the appropriate monthly report, but are not required to report these types of changes outside the monthly report. Handle the information provided on the report in accordance with normal procedures. Households not subject to monthly reporting are not responsible for reporting these changes.
9087 Notices for Mass Changes
[273.12(e)(4)]
When DSS effects a mass change, all households whose benefits are reduced or terminated (unless the action is the result of an adjustment to a Federal benefit) must be notified.
The household must be notified by the date it is scheduled to receive the changed allotment. However, the notice should be given as much before the household's scheduled issuance date as reasonably possible, but not earlier than the time required for advance notice of adverse action.
At a minimum, DSS must inform the household of:
The general nature of the change;
Examples of the changes effect on the household's allotment;
The month in which the change will take effect;
The household's right to a fair hearing;
The household's right to continue benefits and under what circumstances benefits will continue pending a fair hearing;
The liability the household will incur for any overissued benefits if the fair hearing decision is adverse.
9088 Continuation of Benefits
A household requesting a fair hearing due to a mass change is entitled to continued benefits at its previous level only if it meets three criteria:
1) The household does not specifically waive its right to a continuation of benefits;
2) The household requests a fair hearing in accordance with DSSM 9006; and
3) The household's fair hearing is based upon improper computation of food stamp eligibility or benefits or upon misapplication or misinterpretation of Federal law or regulation.
9089 TANF, RCA and/or GA Food Stamp Households
[273.12(f)]
TANF, RCA and/or GA households have the same reporting requirements as any other food stamp households. Whenever an TANF, RCA and/or GA household reports a change, adjustments must be made in the household's eligibility status or allotment for the months determined appropriate given the household's budgeting cycle.
Notify households whenever their benefits are altered as a result of changes in the TANF, RCA and/or GA benefits. If the TANF, RCA and/or GA benefits are terminated but the household is still eligible for food stamp benefits, advise household members of food stamp work registration requirements, if applicable, as their Food Stamp Employment and Training registration exemption no longer applies.
Whenever a change results in the reduction or termination of a household's TANF, RCA and/or GA benefits within its food stamp certification period, and DSS has sufficient information to determine how the change affects the household's food stamp eligibility and benefit level, take the following actions:
If a change in household circumstances requires both reduction or termination in the TANF, RCA and/or GA payment and a reduction or termination in food stamp benefits, issue a single notice of adverse action for both the TANF, RCA and/or GA and food stamp actions. If the household requests a fair hearing within the period provided by the notice of adverse action, continue the household's food stamp benefit on the basis authorized immediately prior to sending the notice. If the fair hearing is requested for both programs' benefits, conduct the hearing according to TANF, RCA and/or GA procedures and timeliness standards. The household must reapply for food stamp benefits if the food stamp certification period expires before the fair hearing process is completed. If the household does not appeal, make the change effective in accordance with the procedures in DSSM 9085.2.
If the household's food stamp benefits will be increased as a result of a reduction or termination of TANF, RCA and/or GA benefits, the household's food stamp benefits must continue at the previous basis. If the household does not appeal, make the change effective n accordance with the procedures specified in DSSM 9085.2, except calculate the time limits for action from the date the TANF, RCA and/or GA notice of adverse action period expires.
Whenever a change results in the termination of a household's TANF, RCA and/or GA benefits within its food stamp certification period, and DSS does not have sufficient information to determine how the change affects the household's food stamp eligibility and benefit level (such as when an absent parent returns to a household, rendering the household categorically ineligible for TANF, RCA and/or GA, and DSS has no information on the income of the new household member), take the following action:
1) Where a TANF, RCA and/or GA notice of adverse action has been sent, wait until the household's notice of adverse action period expires or until the household requests a fair hearing, whichever occurs first. If the household requests a fair hearing and its TANF, RCA and/or GA benefits are continued pending the appeal, the household's food stamp benefits will be continued at the same basis.
2) If an TANF, RCA and/or GA notice of adverse action is not required, or the household decides not to request a fair hearing and continuation of its TANF, RCA and/or GA benefits, send the household Form 105 requesting the verification needed to determine the household's continued food stamp eligibility. Give the household at least ten (10) days to provide the necessary verifications. Take the necessary action to adjust or terminate the food stamps based on the rules regarding processing reported changes per DSSM 9085.
9090 Procedures for Reducing, Suspending or Canceling Food Stamp Benefits
[271.7]; [273.10(e)(2)(vi)]
Under the Food Stamp Act of 1977, the Secretary of Agriculture may not spend more money for food stamp allotments than is appropriated by Congress. If the Secretary of Agriculture determines that there is not enough money available to provide full benefits to all certified households, USDA is required to reduce the value of the benefits issued to those households. This section establishes the procedures to be used if such an action is necessary. Such action may be a suspension or cancellation of allotments for one or more months, a reduction in allotment levels for one or more months, or a combination of these three actions. At such time as a decision is made to implement reduction, suspension, or cancellation procedures, FNS will notify DSS of the date of action and all relevant details.
9090.1 Notification of Eligible Households
Reductions, suspensions, and cancellations of allotments will be regarded as Federal adjustments to allotments. As such, DSS will notify households of reductions, suspensions, and cancellations of allotments in accordance with the notice provisions of DSSM 9086, except that DSS will not provide notices of adverse action to households affected by reductions, suspensions, or cancellations of allotments.
9090.2 Restoration of Benefits
Households whose allotments are reduced or cancelled as a result of the enactment of these procedures are not entitled to the restoration of the lost benefits at a future date. However, if there is a surplus of funds as a result of the reduction or cancellation, FNS will direct DSS to provide affected households with restored benefits unless it is determined that the amount of surplus funds is too small to make this practicable.
9090.3 Effect of Reductions, Suspensions and Cancellations on the Certification of Eligible Households
Except as provided in DSSM 9090.4, determinations of the eligibility of applicant households will not be affected by reductions, suspensions, or cancellations of allotments. DSS will accept and process applications and determine eligibility during a month(s) in which a reduction, suspension, or cancellation is in effect. If an applicant is found to be eligible for benefits and a reduction is in effect, the amount of benefits will be calculated by reducing the maximum food stamp allotment amount by the appropriate percentage for the applicant's household size and then deducting 30 percent of the household's net food stamp income from the reduced maximum food stamp allotment amount. If the applicant is found to be eligible for benefits while a suspension or cancellation is in effect, no benefits will be issued to the applicant until issuance is again authorized by FNS.
9090.4 Expedited Service
Households eligible to receive expedited processing who apply for program benefits during months in which reductions or suspensions are in effect, will have their cases processed in accordance with the expedited processing provisions of DSSM 9041. However, if a suspension is still in effect at the time the issuance is to be made, the issuance will be suspended until the suspension is ended. In the case of a cancellation, the deadline for completing the processing for expedited service will be five days or the end of the month of application, whichever date is later. All other rules pertaining to expedited service contained in DSSM 9041 will be applicable to these cases.
The reduction, suspension, or cancellation of allotments in a given month will have no effect on the certification periods assigned to households. Those participating households whose certification periods expire during a month in which allotments have been reduced, suspended, or cancelled will be recertified according to the provisions of DSSM 9091. Households found eligible to participate during a month in which allotments have been reduced, suspended, or cancelled will have certification periods assigned in accordance with the provisions of DSSM 9061.
9090.5 Fair Hearings
Any household that has its allotment reduced, suspended, or cancelled as a result of an order issued by FNS in accordance with these rules may request a fair hearing if it disagrees with the action, subject to the following conditions:
1) DSS will not be required to hold fair hearings unless the request for a fair hearing is based on a household's belief that its benefit level was computed incorrectly under these rules or that the rules were misapplied or misinterpreted.
2) DSS will be allowed to deny fair hearings to those households who are merely disputing the fact that a reduction, suspension, or cancellation was ordered.
Since the reduction, suspension, or cancellation would be necessary to avoid an expenditure of funds beyond those appropriated by Congress, households do not have a right to continuation of benefits pending the fair hearing. A household may receive retroactive benefits in an appropriate amount if it is determined that its benefits were reduced by more than the amount by which DSS was directed to reduce benefits.
9091 Recertification
No household may participate beyond the expiration of the assigned certification period without a determination of eligibility for a new period. Households must apply for recertification and comply with the interview and verification requirements per DSSM 9030 and DSSM 9038.
The joint processing requirements in DSSM 9042 for TANF, RCA and / or General Assistance households continue to apply to applications for recertifications.
9091.1 Notice of Expiration
All households must be provided with a notice of expiration at the end of its certification prior to the start of the last month of its certification period.
When a household is certified for one month or when the certification action is not completed until the second month of a two-month certification, provide a notice of expiration at the time of certification. All other households must be provided a notice of expiration at least one day before the last month, but no earlier than the next to the last month of the certification period.
The form for notifying a household of the expiration of its certification must contain the following information:
A) The date the current certification period ends.
B) The date by which the household must file an application for certification to receive uninterrupted benefits.
Households certified for one month or certified in the second month if a two-month certification period shall be provided a notice of expiration at the time of certification. All other households must be provided a notice of expiration before the first day of the last month of the certification period.
The notice of expiration (Form 310) contains the following information:
A. The date the current certification period ends.
B. The date by which the household must file an application for recertification to receive uninterrupted benefits.
C. The consequences of failure to comply with the notice of expiration,
D. The household's right to request an application and have DSS accept an application as long as it is signed and contains a legible name and address.
E. The household's right to file the application by mail or through an authorized representative.
F. The address of the office where the application must be filed.
G. The household's right to request a fair hearing.
H. The fact that any household consisting only of SSI applicants or recipients is entitled to apply for food stamp recertification at an office of the Social Security Administration.
I. Notice that the household must appear for any interview scheduled on or after the date the application is timely filed in order to receive uninterrupted benefits.
J. Notice that the household is responsible for rescheduling any missed interview and for providing required verification information.
9091.2 Application Form
All households must complete an application form in order for DSS to obtain all information needed to determine eligibility and benefits for a new certification period. A household's signature and date is required at all recertifications regardless of the type of application used. The type of application used can be updating the online version, completing a long version hardcopy, completing the short review form, or updating an initial long version hardcopy application. The recertification process can only be used for households which apply before the end of their current certification period except for the provisions under DSSM 9091.8.
9091.3 Interview
A face-to-face recertification interview will be held with a member of each applying household or its authorized representative at least once every 12 months for households certified for 12 months or less. Face-to-face interviews can be waived per DSSM 9030. DSS will conduct a telephone interview or a home visit for households for whom the office interview is waived.
Schedule the Interview on or after the date the application was filed if the interview has not been previously scheduled, or the household has failed to appear for any interviews scheduled prior to this time and has requested another interview. Schedule the interview so that the household has at least ten (10) days after the interview in which to provide verification before the certification period expires. If a household misses a scheduled interview, send the household a notice of missed interview. If the household misses its scheduled interview and requests another interview, schedule a second interview.
9091.4 Verification
Information provided by the household shall be verified according to DSSM 9038. Inform households of what required verification must be provided and of the date by which the verifications must be returned. The household must be allowed at least ten (10) calendar days to provide required verification. Households whose eligibility is not determined by the end of the current certification period due to the time period allowed for returning verifications shall receive their benefits for the full month, if eligible, within five (5) working days after the household submits the missing verification and benefits cannot be prorated.
9091.5 Timely Application for Recertification
A household submitting a timely application for recertification and meeting all other processing steps in a timely manner has a right to receive uninterrupted benefits.
Households reporting required changes in circumstances that are certified for one month or certified in the second month of a two-month certification period shall have 15 days from the date the notice of expiration is received to file a timely application for recertification.
Other households reporting required changes in circumstances that submit applications by the 15th day of the last month of the certification period shall be considered to have made a timely application for recertification.
For households consisting only of SSI applicants or recipients who apply for food stamp recertification at SSA offices according to DSSM 9043, an application shall be considered filed for normal processing purposes when the signed application is received by the SSA office.
Households which timely reapply do not lose their right to uninterrupted benefits for failure to submit any requested verification prior to the date the household submits a timely application for recertification.
9091.6 Timely Processing
Provide uninterrupted benefits to any household determined eligible after the household has:
1. Timely filed an application,
2. Attended an interview, unless waived per DSSM 9030, and
3. Submitted all necessary verification within the ten (10) day timeframe.
Notify households that were certified for one month or certified for two months in the second month of the certification period and have met all required application procedures of their eligibility or ineligibility. Provide eligible households an opportunity to receive benefits no later than 30 calendar days after the date the household received its last allotment.
Other households that have met all application requirements shall be notified of their eligibility or ineligibility by the end of their current certification period. Provide households determined eligible an opportunity to participate by the household's normal issuance cycle in the month following the end of its current certification period.
Any household not determined eligible in sufficient time to provide for issuance in that timeframe due to the time period allowed for submitting any missing verification must receive an opportunity to participate, if eligible, within five (5) working days after the household supplies the missing verification.
9091.7 Delayed Processing Caused by DSS
If an eligible household files an application before the end of the certification period but DSS does not complete the recertification process within the 30 days after the date of the application, continue to process that case and provide a full month's allotment for the first month of the new certification period.
9091.8 Delayed Processing Caused by the Household
If the household files an application by the end of the certification period, but fails to take a required action, deny the application at the end of 30 days. The household has 30 days after the end of the certification period to complete the process and have its application treated as an application for recertification.
If the household takes the required action before the end of the certification period, reopen the case and provide a full month's benefits for the initial month of the new certification period.
If the household takes the required action after the end of the certification period but within 30 days after the end of the certification period, reopen the case and provide benefits retroactive to the date the household takes the required action.
If the household files an application within 30 days after the end of the certification period, the application shall be considered an application for recertification. Prorate benefits from the date of the application. If a household's application for recertification is delayed beyond the first of the month of a new certification period due to agency error, prorate the benefits from the date of the new application and then restore benefits back to the date the household's certification period should have started if not for the agency error.
9091.9 Expedited Service for Recertification
Do not apply expedited service provisions of DSSM 9041 to households which apply for recertification before the end of its current certification period.
9092 Simplified Food Stamp Program - Workfare Work For Your Welfare
DSS was approved by Food and Nutrition Service, under the United States Department of Agriculture, to operate a Simplified Food Stamp Program (SFSP). The SFSP permits a state to substitute certain TANF and RCA rules and procedures for food stamp rules. Delaware's SFSP component is the wWork fFor yYour wWelfare (Workfare) program rules.
Households in which all members, or one or more members, receive TANF or RCA may participate in the SFSP. Non-Public Assistance (NPA) households will not participate in the SFSP.
The SFSP will follow all the regular food stamp rules for determining eligibility and certifying households. Under the SFSP, the changes in the food stamps rules that will affect Workfare Work for Your Welfare TANF or RCA households who receive food stamps are:
• replacing food stamp Workfare penalties with the TANF or RCA Workfare Work for Your Welfare program requirements and penalties, and
• replacing food stamp work exemptions with TANF or RCA exemptions.
The two three TANF or RCA work exemptions are:
a) A single, custodial parent caring for a child under 13 weeks 12 months of age; or
b) An individual determined unemployable by a health care professional. or
c) A parent caring for a disabled family member in the home who does not attend school full time.
The SFSP allows Delaware to require individuals single, custodial parents who are receiving TANF or RCA and caring for children age 13 weeks 12 months and older to participate in Workfare Work for Your Welfare. The SFSP also allows Delaware to use the food stamp allotment along with the TANF or RCA grant to determine the number of hours of Workfare Work for Your Welfare participation.
DELAWARE'S WORKFARE WORK FOR YOUR WELFARE PROGRAM
WORK FOR YOUR WELFARE (WORKFARE) PROGRAM
Work for Your Welfare (Workfare) is defined as a work experience program in which participants work to earn their benefits. Those in Workfare Work for Your Welfare must participate for a predetermined number of hours each week and complete 10 hours of job search activities per week.
Required Hours of Workfare Participation:
One-parent households will be required to work the maximum participation hours of 30 hours per week.
Two-parent households will be required to work the maximum participation hours of 35 hours per week. If the household receives subsidized childcare assistance, the maximum participation hours increase to 55 hours per week.
Determine the Workfare required hours of work experience participation:
1. The pre-sanctioned TANF grant is divided by the current minimum wage, and the result is rounded down.
• The result is subtracted from the appropriate required monthly maximum participate hours (for example, 25 hours per week would be 25 x 4.33 = 108).
• The remainder is multiplied by the current minimum to determine the portion of the food stamp allotment, which can be used when imposing a Workfare reduction.
2. The food stamp allotment is divided by the current state minimum wage, and the result is rounded down.
3. The two results (#1 and #2), added together, are the maximum monthly number of hours for which the family/household is required to participate in work experience. The family/household may have to participate in other activities to the maximum hours of participation.
4. The monthly number of hours (#3) is divided by 4.33 to get a weekly number of hours, rounded down.
5. Compare the weekly number of hours (#4) to the maximum required for a one or two-parent household. Use the lesser number for the weekly number of hours.
6. The weekly number of hours (#5) is divided by 5 to get the daily participation requirement, rounded down. (This step is needed to give the Contractor and Client an idea of how to schedule the work on a daily basis to assure that the Client is able to meet the required Workfare work experience hours of participation.)
7. Consult the yearly table for the number of days the participant is required to do Workfare. Multiply that number by the daily participation rate (#6) to determine the monthly required participation rate.
Workfare Reduction Work For Your Welfare
For every hour that a participant fails to work, the TANF check will first be reduced by the current minimum wage. If the TANF grant reduces to zero, any remaining Workfare reduction amount will be used to reduce the food stamp allotment up to the portion used to meet the required hours of participation.
If the participant does not meet the required number of work experience hours, the penalty will be the closure of the entire TANF case for a minimum of one month and a mandatory four consecutive weeks of participation.
Determination of the Workfare reduction amount:
Subtract the actual hours of participation for a month from the required hours for the same month.
Any amount greater than zero is multiplied by the current minimum wage, resulting in the Workfare reduction amount.
Subtract the exact Workfare reduction amount (#2) from the TANF grant amount and round down.
Subtract any 1/3 E& T/school attendance sanctions from amount in #3 before subtracting any $68 or $50 sanctions.
If the subtraction of the Workfare reduction amount reduces the TANF benefit to zero and there is a remaining Workfare reduction amount, this amount will be subtracted from the food stamp allotment. Only the portion of the food stamp allotment used to determine the participation hours can be subtracted from the food stamp allotment. (If there is a $100 Workfare reduction amount left over after the grant reduced to zero, but only $75 of the allotment was used to determine the hours of participation, only $75 can be subtracted from the allotment.)
Job Search Activities/Failure to Complete
Individuals in Workfare must complete 10 hours of job search activities each week. The failure to complete job search activities will result in a progressive 1/3 grant reduction sanction. For food stamps, if the individual who fails to complete job search activities is caring for a child under the age of six, no sanction will be applied to the household. The pre-sanctioned grant amount will be used in the food stamp calculation to prevent an increase in the food stamps. (Riverside Rule.)
If the individual who fails to complete job search activities is not caring for a child under six years of age, DSS will apply the appropriate food stamp sanction.
The appropriate food stamp sanctions are:
• If the individual who failed to complete job search activities is the head of household, the whole food stamp household is sanctioned for the appropriate 1 month, 3 months, or six months period, or until compliance whichever is later.
• If the individual is not the head of household, the individual is removed from the food stamp case for the appropriate 1 month, 3 months, or six months period, or until compliance whichever is later.
SUMMARY OF THE SIMPLIFIED FOOD STAMP PROGRAM:
• The simplified food stamp program lowers the age at which a child exempts a single custodial parent from work requirements in Workfare to under 13 weeks Work for Your Welfare to under 12 months.
• If the participant does not meet the required number of work experience hours, the penalty will be the closure of the entire TANF case for a minimum of one month and a mandatory four consecutive weeks of participation.
• When a TANF case closes, the food stamp sanction will remain in place for one year or until the individual no longer is considered a mandatory Employment and Training participant.
Household will work a pre-determined number of hours in order to receive their TANF benefit.
Hours not worked will result in a reduction in the potential benefits they could have received.
Failure to complete job search activities will result in a food stamp sanction for those households where the youngest child is 6 years of age or older.
Food stamps are calculated using the pre-sanctioned grant amount before applying any Workfare reduction amount or appropriate sanction. (Riverside rule)
Workfare reductions are applied before reductions for any sanctions.
When the TANF grant reduces to zero and a Workfare reduction amount remains, the remainder, or a portion of the remainder, is subtracted from the food stamp allotment. Only the portion of the food stamp allotment that was needed to meet the required hours of participation can be subtracted.


Sometimes inexplicable things happen on a wedding day that you can't plan for and you may not even fully understand at the time, but you just know it's something special and you have to capture it.
During their ceremony Brigitte's mum organised a surprise for her and Peter, and gave them a box to open up. When the lid opened, a handful of monarch butterflies slowly made their way out and then flew away into the bush surrounding Old Broadwater Farm... all but one. One butterfly fluttered around the bride and groom and then rested itself on the arbour above them until the nuptials were over. In the moment it was a lovely thing to happen, and everyone enjoyed watching the beautiful butterfly. Then as the day went on we noticed there were monarch butterflies featured in the reception styling too.
Later on in the day, while I was photographing a collection of photo frames with pictures of loved ones who had passed away and so couldn't be at the wedding, I noticed one was of a young boy. At that moment a lovely lady came up to me and told me it was her son, Brigitte's cousin. She told me that they released monarch butterflies at his funeral, and that the one lingering butterfly at the wedding ceremony had made her think of him, and the fact that maybe he was there with them all at the wedding.
Isn't the universe amazing, creating such powerful symbols out of such simple things. We just have to keep our hearts and minds open enough to see them.
Thanks for a lovely day Peter & Brigitte, it was an honour to be there to share it with you.
Sometimes people just sparkle, like our gorgeous bride Aneta. We met Aneta and Brett at the Ferguson Valley Wedding tour just over a year before their Big Day, and over the coming months we had the pleasure of getting to know them and their beautiful children Thomas and Emilia through lots of catch ups and a very family oriented engagement shoot that included creating a film for them (where we got to find out what really makes them tick). By the time the wedding came around we already felt like we were sharing a special day with friends, and we knew it was going to be a fun celebration.
Being at the start of August, their wedding was always at risk of getting a little rain, but thankfully we planned for the possibility and Aneta went out and bought super cute gumboots for her bridesmaids while we supplied some umbrellas for fun out in the rain at the bridal party shoot!
We're sure their good mood was helped hugely by the way the team at Down South Luxury Limousines looked after them - what a five star service those guys give!
Back at the reception the grand ballroom look fantastic, and coupled with some great tunes by Rock'n'Roo DJ and our photobooth full of props everyone was ready to party. That night we saw some of the funniest guest dancing on record, and it was really great to see such a wonderful celebration, complete with Polish tradition and Australian humour.
Congratulations Brett and Aneta, thank you for sharing your day with us. We look forward to many more memories to come!
We knew Carli and Shae's wedding was going to be a cool day. This pair from Dongara have travelled all over the world and have an ongoing love affair with the ocean, so it was perfectly fitting for them to have a destination wedding on the beach. They picked an awesome spot for it too, with Aqua Resort Busselton providing a gorgeous backdrop to a beautiful day.
Getting ready, Shae was a picture of laid back relaxation, while Carly prepared with a bit more nervous excitement. For the ceremony Shae respected his Maori heritage by wearing a tribal cloak, and the emotion was almost overwhelming as they said their vows and became husband and wife.
Before the reception we whisked the bridal party off to the Tuart Forest and Busselton jetty to have some fun with their photoshoot, before heading back to the beautifully styled marquee in the gardens at Aqua to celebrate into the night.
Daring to be a bit different, these two lovebirds swapped their engagement portrait for a Trash the Dress session after the wedding, which they chose to do underwater!
You can check out that experience HERE, but in the meantime enjoy the photography we captured at their beautiful wedding. Thanks for sharing your day with us Carli and Shae we loved being there to celebrate with you all!


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