London has become one of the first cities in the world to test out using e-paper signs to provide real-time transit information at its bus stops. The signs show how long until each bus arrives, but they can also provide additional information by using three buttons below the display.
What is really nice about e-ink is that it uses almost no power. This is the same technology that is used in the Kindle. It can display what is on the screen indefinitely without using any electricity, energy is only used when the screen updates. These signs can be solar powered and in London they will use 3G data to get updated information. The fact that you would not have to plug them in anywhere makes them relatively easy to roll out and install.
These types of signs would be great for VTA's growing bus network. Light Rail is already getting color flat-screens. E-paper signs would provide a less expensive alternative for VTA's hundreds of bus stations. They could also be used to show ads and other information to help cover their costs.


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UK: 58 Percent Of Cars Sold Last Year Have Autonomous Safety System
Bogdan Grigorescu • March 29, 2016 • No Comments •
Interesting fact: over fifty percent of the cars sold in UK are being equipped with autonomous safety technology. It seems that the future is now!
The autonomous driving cars are still to emerge the market, mainly due to the still problematic and complex technology. Whatever our hopes are, we'll have to wait until we'll see the self-driving in mass production. However, the Society of Motor Manufactures and Traders (SMMT) and the research company JATO Dynamics just revealed a study showing that more than half of the cars sold in UK are equipped with at least one autonomous safety system.
According to this study, 58.1 percent of the cars sold in 2015 have been equipped with systems like Automatic Emergency Braking, Adaptive Cruise Control or Blind Spot Monitoring, while back in 2010 only 6.8 percent presented this kind of technology. A part of these systems were available as standard equipment. It's the Autonomous Emergency Braking's case, which helps almost 40 percent of the cars to stop safely, followed closely by the Blind Spot Monitoring, with a 35.8 percent presence and the Adaptive Cruise, which keeps the safe distance to the car in front in almost 32 percent of the cars sold last year.
Ok, so what are the future benefits? Well, SMMT shows that, by 2030, these technologies will save around 2.500 lives, while the total number of accidents will be reduced by 25.000. However, though the fully driverless cars are still far away, they will offer more benefits, like reducing traffic jams and allowing the drivers to concentrate to other activities behind the steering wheel.
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City of Geneva faces left-right political divisions
The Local - [email protected] • 11 May, 2015 Updated Mon 11 May 2015 22:14 CEST
Left-wing parties maintained control of the municipal executive in the city of Geneva following a second round of elections on Sunday.
The latest round of voting saw the five members of the executive re-elected, led by top vote-getter Sami Kanaan, of the Socialist party, followed by Esther Alder (Greens), Sandrine Salerno (Socialists), Rémy Pagani (Ensemble à Gauche) and Guillaume Barazzone of the centre-right Christian Democrats.
But while the left control the executive they must contend with a Geneva city council that has a right-wing majority.
The has raised questions about how effective the municipal government will be.
"With a decision-making body this time clearly to the right and a government still so left-wing we can well wonder how the city will be able to advance its projects," Pierre Ruetschi, editor-in-chief of the Tribune de Genève said in an editorial.
Absorbed by these tensions, the city is in danger of not being well positioned to engage in a constructive dialogue with the canton over finances and the sharing of responsibilities, Ruetschi indicated.
In a related development, as expected, the Geneva Citizens' Movement (MCG) lost representation in municipal elections across the canton of Geneva.
In particular, party co-founder Eric Stauffer was voted out of office in the municipality of Onex, where he was a member of the executive and served as mayor in 2014-15.
Other MCG members of the party failed to win seats on executive councils elsewhere in the canton.
The party campaigned against what it called "special privileges" accorded to "frontaliers" (foreign workers in Geneva living outside Switzerland).
Stauffer, a controversial politician who had to be forcibly ejected from the Geneva cantonal parliament by police after he disagreed with a procedural decision, remains a member of the parliament after being first elected to the body in 2005.
Roger Golay, president of the MCG, failed to win election to the executive of the municipality of Lancy.
The Socialists and Greens scored victories in the municipalities of Versoix, Bernex and Grand-Saconnex by gaining executive positions they had never held before, while the centre-right Liberals also performed strongly in the Geneva municipal elections.


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Benally to play basketball, volleyball at ILCC
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FARMINGTON — Jazmin Benally was asked to do a lot during her senior year with the Navajo Prep basketball and volleyball teams, and the workload won't get any easier after she signed a letter of intent to play both sports at Iowa Lakes Community College Wednesday afternoon at Navajo Prep.
"A lot of people asked me if I have a favorite, but I don't really like one sport over the other. I decided I wanted to play both, and I don't think anyone else would have given me the opportunity to play both," Benally said. "Both coaches were willing to work with me so I could play both sports."
ILCC is a member of the National Junior College Athletics Association and competes in the Iowa Community College Athletics Conference. Last season, the volleyball team went 31-12 while the women's basketball program finished 16-14. The campus is located in Estherville, Iowa.
During her senior year with Prep's volleyball team, Benally was asked to fill the void left after three-year starting setter Keona Leano graduated. Benally proved to be more than efficient and earned second team All-State honors following the season.
Then, during the basketball season, head coach Rainy Crisp, who also leads the school's volleyball program, leaned heavily on Benally for leadership and production after fellow senior Jasmine Coleman went down with a knee injury early in the year, and missed the remainder of the season.
Crisp said over the past year, Benally broke out of her shell as the quiet leader of both teams and took on more of a vocal role for the two programs.
"This year, she really stepped up as a vocal leader, and with Keona graduating and Jasmine getting hurt, it was exactly what we needed from her," Crisp said. "We only had two seniors the younger girls could look up to, and she really stepped up this last year."
ILCC head volleyball coach Lea Hartigan told Benally that she will be the only setter on the team's roster this season.
On the basketball court, Benally said head coach Ashley Martin is in need of guards, and there's a chance she'll see significant minutes right away.
The coaches knew Benally was really interested in the program and drew their excitement when she made her official visit to the campus last week.
"They were both excited to meet me because I came from so far away," Benally said. "They're used to only Iowa players, so for me to come from here, they were really excited."
During her time at Prep, Benally was a part of multiple state tournament teams, reaching the 3A state title match for volleyball in 2014. She said the experience of playing on high-caliber teams and against some of the best teams in the state will prove to be an asset when she joins the ILCC programs.
"I think the state tournaments that I've been in, you always have to work hard to get there," Benally said. "I think it really prepared me for when I get out to Iowa because it showed me the different levels that other teams play at."


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Jon Rowell Appointed as Leader of FTI Consulting's Asia & Caribbean Operations
John Batchelor to Relocate to Corporate Finance & Restructuring Segment in Australia
Hong Kong, 6 January 2021 — FTI Consulting, Inc. (NYSE: FCN) today announced the appointment of Jon Rowell as Leader of FTI Consulting's Asia and Caribbean operations. John Batchelor, who previously served as Co-Lead of Asia and the Caribbean with Mr. Rowell, will relocate to FTI Consulting's Corporate Finance & Restructuring segment in Australia. Mr. Batchelor and Mr. Rowell assumed their new roles on 1 January 2021.
In his role, Mr. Rowell, who is based in Hong Kong and joined the firm in 2015, will have executive responsibility for driving growth for FTI Consulting in Asia and the Caribbean. He will oversee offices in 12 key business jurisdictions.
Mr. Rowell will continue in his role providing independent expertise and evidence in relation to complex business, valuation, accounting and financial issues in both contentious and non-contentious contexts. He was recently recognized as a Global Leader in the Who's Who Legal Arbitration 2021: Expert Witnesses guide.
"Jon and John's focus on going to market as one business by providing holistic solutions to our clients' has both elevated FTI Consulting's brand in the region and established the firm as the trusted advisor our clients call on when they are facing their most complex challenges and opportunities," said Steven H. Gunby, President and Chief Executive Officer of FTI Consulting. "Under their steadfast leadership, our teams in Asia and the Caribbean have attracted great talent and won headline-making engagements."
Mr. Gunby added, "Though we are sorry John Batchelor is leaving the region, we are pleased to support him in moving to Australia, where his family lives, and want to thank him for the terrific leadership he has shown in his five years co-leading the business. Having Jon Rowell take on both parts of this role is a natural step at this time. He is an incredibly experienced, strategic leader who understands the importance of client service and collaborating across various parts of the firm to ensure we address the breadth of the issues our clients face. I can think of no one better suited than Jon to build on the substantial success we are having in the region."
Commenting on the leadership transition, Mr. Rowell said, "The depth and range of FTI Consulting's platform in the region is unmatched. We have exceptional talent; we have invested in new platforms and we have grown our capabilities and headcount substantially. I am excited to continue to partner closely with my colleagues and our clients to deliver the best possible solutions and value with our global platform."
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A persistent developer continues to promote their plan to build condos right on Kellogg Beach. They have lawyers, lobbyists and a whole hired team of people that are trying to convince the City that this project meets all Municipal codes and will not be detrimental to the beach or community.
They have again revised the plans to attempt to comply with codes and aspects that are clearly against the best interests of the Point Loma community.
As a Point Loma native, PLHS class of 74, I am respectfully asking everyone who cares to get involved. This is a bad development for our community and could set a precedent for 30' – 40' condo buildings all across Kellogg's Beach.
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Home » Leadership » 10 tips to know before signing a superintendent contract
August 20, 2018 ACSA Writer
By the National Association for School Superintendents
Each year, the NASS Member Assistance and Legal Support Team, under the direction of Member Services Senior Director Margarita Cuizon, assists new superintendents with the mechanics of their contract. Negotiations, of course, are between the superintendent and the school board.
Request enough time to review your contract. Sometimes, a new superintendent is given a deadline to sign his/ her contract that doesn't allow time for you to request assistance in reviewing the wording. The contract will govern your relationship with the district, and time for review and assistance is critical.
Make sure the wording in your contract is clear, specific and doesn't leave room for ambiguity.
The term of the contract should meet your needs. The Education Code allows administrators to have up to a four-year contract. Signing a contract with a two-year term or less may be problematic.
For each year of the term, include language that provides consistent salary increases. You're not asking for any more than most other staff in the district who are on a salary schedule. Having consistent salary increases avoids revisiting your contract on this hot topic and it also avoids being accused of "spiking" for the purpose of enhancing your pension.
Provide language in the contract that extends your contract for an additional year if you receive a satisfactory evaluation. The language should be clear, and the contract extension must be approved by the board in the form of an amendment at a regularly scheduled meeting.
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The language in the Termination Without Cause section (early termination) should allow for a buyout and health benefits. Under Government Code 53260, superintendents are allowed up to a 12-month buyout, and GC 53261 allows for health benefits during the same period.
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Q: Merge subgroup into adjacent subgroup after groupby If we run the following code
np.random.seed(0)
features = ['f1','f2','f3']

df = pd.DataFrame(np.random.rand(5000,4), columns=features+['target'])
for f in features:
    df[f] = np.digitize(df[f], bins=[0.13,0.66])
    df['target'] = np.digitize(df['target'], bins=[0.5]).astype(float)

df.groupby(features)['target'].agg(['mean','count']).head(9)

We get average values for each grouping of the feature set:
            mean    count
f1  f2  f3
0   0   0   0.571429    7
        1   0.414634    41
        2   0.428571    28
    1   0   0.490909    55
        1   0.467337    199
        2   0.486726    113
    2   0   0.518519    27
        1   0.446281    121
        2   0.541667    72

In the table above, some of the groups has too few observations and I want to merge it into 'adjacent' group by some rules. For example, I may want to merge the group [0,0,0] with group [0,0,1] since it has no more than 30 observations. I wonder if there is any good way of operating such group combinations according to columns values without creating a separate dictionary? More specifically, I may want to merge from the smallest count group to its adjacent group (the next group within the index order) until the total number of groups is no more than 10.

A: A simple way to do it is with a loop for on indexes meeting your condition:
df_group = df.groupby(features)['target'].agg(['mean','count'])
# Fist reset_index to get an easier manipulation
df_group = df_group.reset_index()
list_indexes = df_group[df_group['count'] <=58].index.values # put any value you want
# loop for on list_indexes
for ind in list_indexes:
    # check again your condition in case at the previous iteration
    # merging the row has increase the count above your cirteria
    if df_group['count'].loc[ind] <= 58:
        # add the count values to the next row
        df_group['count'].loc[ind+1] = df_group['count'].loc[ind+1] + df_group['count'].loc[ind]
        # do anything you want on mean
        # drop the row
        df_group = df_group.drop(axis = 0, index = ind)
# Reindex your df
df_group = df_group.set_index(features)

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Hunt Manor clinicians strive to provide the care they would want for their loved ones, but for Tu Cao, DO, many patients have begun to actually feel like family. "I build relationships, get involved and have established care with patients' children, parents or grandparents," she says. "I love feeling included as part of the family and neighborhood."
"Educating patients helps them take health into their own hands..."
The established community presence is important to Registered Nurse Practitioner Kim West, too. "We live and work in this neighborhood. People love having this level of excellence right in their backyard," she says. "It's a pleasure and privilege to make our own community, from newborns to geriatrics, healthier."
The Hunt Manor team includes six physicians, Tu Cao, DO; Lisa Carey, DO; Joseph Connelly, MD; Luisa Massari, MD; Robin Motter-Mast, DO; and Francis Sanzaro, MD, along with a certified nurse practitioner, Kim West, CRNP, and a physician's assistant, Deanna Shapiro, PA-C. They coordinate and collaborate with the entire GBMC HealthCare System, functioning as a comprehensive patient-centered medical home, with specialists and tests readily available. A gynecologist and gastroenterologist visit the office each month so patients don't need to travel as much. "Our resources are really top-notch," Ms. West says. "Our patient care coordinator makes things happen quickly: transferring notes, scheduling appointments, following up and delivering lab results. We all hold each other accountable for getting patients to their goals."
Education is another one of those goals. In addition to providing care swiftly and conveniently, the Hunt Manor practice is focused on keeping patients out of the hospital by providing as much preventive medicine as possible. "Educating patients helps them take health into their own hands," Ms. Auer says. For example, patients with diabetes can attend in-house classes led by certified educators from GBMC's Geckle Diabetes and Nutrition Center. "They learn how to manage their blood sugar, eat healthily, exercise and take their medicine so they don't end up in the hospital," she says.
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The Parlando Project – Where Music and Words Meet
May 8, 2018 ~ Frank Hudson
Last month when I dropped Sara Teasdale's "I Shall Not Care" hurriedly, I promised I'd return to Teasdale and say a bit more about her.
I'm not sure where Teasdale is in "The Canon" of modern verse now, but back when I was in college, she was even more left-out than Edna St. Vincent Millay, and for similar reasons. Teasdale and Millay were both contemporaries of the pioneering early 20th Century Modernists, both were published in their little magazines, received prestigious literary awards, and achieved a considerable readership in an era when page poetry had a more general readership.
But such status didn't hold. As the 20th Century wore on, and High Modernism and academic-informed writing became the predominant style, Teasdale, like Millay didn't seem to have the gravitas High Modernism required—after all, both wrote often about love and desire, a subject that if treated directly wasn't thought serious enough. You know, "women's stuff."
If you're getting the idea that by mid-century, Modernism was a bit of a boy's club—well, yes, it was.
Teasdale had all of Millay's problems with the curators of Modernism, and then some. Millay could write in the more modern style as well as engaging in somewhat old-fashioned-sounding sonnets. Teasdale was more adamantly a writer of metrical, rhymed lyrics that increasingly didn't sound modern enough. Millay herself was a fiercely modern woman whose persona contrasted against any Victorian trappings in her poetic music, while Teasdale seemed less sure of herself. A typical no-win-situation for female poets by mid-century: assertiveness or originality couldn't overcome the patriarchal attitudes—while submissiveness and reticence guaranteed its victory.
We're decades past all that now, and we have a new century well underway. Today, it may seem like less of a crime for Teasdale to use the poetic music of 1875 instead of 1925 in this poem written around 1911. Publishing a poem like "Union Square" would have not caused Millay any second thoughts, but Teasdale went back and forth on that. In a fascinating run-down of Teasdale's own doubts about the poem, Melissa Girard recounts early readers giving feedback like "Perhaps it is better, after all, to pursue the lovelier side of existence, and only give expression to what is unmarred in the realm of beauty." And bizarrely, even after publishing it, Teasdale suggested "If the idea at the end of 'Union Square' had not been an accident suggested by rhyme, I should never have said what I said." Say what? One of the beneficial side-effects of rhyme is that the search for it can work like Surrealist and automatic-writing techniques to jolt the mind's search for language in directions it might not otherwise go—but none of the lines in "Union Square" where the poem's speaker compares herself to the streetwalking prostitutes are rhyming lines.
Looking for early 20th Century pictures of Union Square I discovered a remarkable painter Isabel Bishop
I found it impossible not to sing this poem when presenting it, the poetry just demands it, even if the poem's persona is expressing constraint. I think that contrast is what makes this poem, and Teasdale, worth considering. To hear my performance of Sara Teasdale's "Union Square," use the player gadget below.
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Welcome to CMS
Eighth Grade Recognition Evening is June 13
Thank you Girl Scouts Troop 10085 for the redesign of the Outdoor Classroom sign
Color-A-Thon
Wellness Week had a successful kick off with the Color-A-Thon on Sunday, May 19
Thank you to all the presenters who shared their work experience with our students!
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8th Graders Sign Up for PSAT 8/9
On September 27, Cawley Middle School will provide 8th grade students with the opportunity to take the PSAT 8/9 assessments. The PSAT 8/9 is an assessment that students take in preparation of the SAT in high school that colleges use as part of the application process. The PSAT will measure what students already know in reading, writing and language and math. The results will also provide students with skills they need to work on in order to be successful in college. If you would like more information about the PSAT please click on the link https://tinyurl.com/yxem7ntq. College Board who is...
Please see the Summer Reading Lists. The reading is not required. These are recommended lists and there is not an assignment attached to the reading lists. Grade 6 Reading List Grade 7 Reading List Grade 8 Reading List
Summer Food Services
Summer food services are available for any families that need them. Attached is a listof all available sites throughout the state. If you have any questions or concerns feel free to reach out to Food Service Director Cindy Nusbaum (603-518-2251 ext. 5023).
President's Education Awards Program
On June 13, 2019, during the Cawley Middle School Recognition Ceremony, certificates were given to eighty five eighth graders as part of the President's Education Awards Program. The President's Education Awards Program, sponsored by the US Department of Education and the National Association of Secondary School Principals, was developed to help principals recognize and honor those students who have achieved high academic goals through hard work and a dedication to learning. The program consists of two awards, the President's Award for Educational Excellence and the President's Award for Educational Achievement. For each award, students received special certificates signed by President...
2018-19 CMS Honor Roll Third Trimester
HAWKS (Hooksett Award Winning Kids) is a community-sponsored student motivation program designed to reward Cawley Middle School students who meet the following criteria: HONOR ROLL: HIGH FLYING HAWKS HAVE RECEIVED ALL A's AND HAWKS HAVE RECEIVED A's and B's NO MORE THAN ONE OFFICE DETENTION; NO INTERNAL, EXTERNAL OR BUS SUSPENSIONS SIXTH GRADE HIGH FLYING HAWKS: Andrew Bobay, Kyra Courtemanche, Olivia Crockwell, Griffin Danis, Reagan Delude, Justin Dion, Ava Dulac, Abigail Gowern, Arushi Gurung, Ashwini Gurung, Sangay Gurung, Chloe Hamilton, Joseph Hoang, Sanela Husejnovic, Kasarah Juneau, Emily Lachance, Connor Lord, Emily Marshall, Zachary McCassey, Mackenzie Nassar, Mason Paquette, Jason Parent, Owen...
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Today the sixth graders were given forms for choosing their foreign language options for next year. These forms are due to homeroom teachers by June 6, 2019. If your child loses their copy, you can get another one here.
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In a year when elementary schools posted record high gains on state tests, scores for Illinois' high schools continue to remain flat.
Statewide, passing scores on the 2006 Prairie State Achievement Exam dropped to 54.3 percent, from 54.9 percent the previous year. The exam, given to all 11th graders, includes math, science and reading tests and the ACT college-entrance exam.
Of the 625 high schools where students took the PSAEs, more than a third are facing sanctions under federal No Child Left Behind reforms. Of those schools, about 20 percent missed the mark only because one group of students, mainly those in special education, did not meet the federal goal.
Several factors help explain why high school scores have lagged over the last five years.
Principals say it is more difficult to show sustained gains because the scores rest on the performance of just one class, and results could change from year to year simply because the students are different. In elementary schools, five grades are tested, making it far easier to demonstrate growth as the same students progress through school.
Other educators argue that the high school test is flawed because students and teachers value the "high-stakes" part of the test—the ACT taken on the first day—while giving short shrift to material tested on the second day. That's why some schools see steady progress on their ACT scores, but no growth on overall PSAE passing rates.
"The second day has no importance or consequence for them. They are at the end of their junior year and they have a lot of other things and stressors taking their attention," said Gary O'Malley, professor of curriculum and instruction in the College of Education at Illinois State University. "It's too narrow a perspective to draw the conclusion that this means the gains in the elementary schools are not reaching the high schools."
It's much the same story nationwide, indicating that turning around underperforming high schools is a far tougher challenge than it is at the elementary level.
Microsoft founder Bill Gates, whose foundation has poured $1.5 billion into high school reform since 2000, spoke of that disconnect during testimony last week before a U.S. Senate Education Committee.
"International tests have found our 4th graders among the top students in the world in science and above-average in math," Gates said during the hearing Wednesday. "By 8th grade, they have moved closer to the middle of the pack. By 12th grade, U.S. students score near the bottom of all industrialized nations."
Principals also say high school students tend to be more cynical about state testing than they were in elementary schools, where students are eager to please teachers who want them to do well for their school.
Jones College Prep—one of Chicago's top-rated schools and the only Chicago-area high school last year to win a national award for high achievement with low-income students—saw its PSAE scores drop almost 12 percentage points, to 75 percent passing, from 87 percent. Jones' scores are high overall because the school only accepts top-scoring students, but the drop still was jarring.
Jones Principal Don Fraynd attributed the drop to two factors: A larger junior class that came in at a slightly lower academic level, and the apathy the students feel about the second day of material. In digging through the data, Fraynd found some students who aced the most complex math problems on the ACT but didn't pass the PSAE's math test.
Scores on the science exam proved most troubling at Jones, with only 60 percent of juniors passing the test, and only 42 percent of African-American students doing so. In 2005, 83 percent of juniors passed the science exam, including 72 percent of the African-American students.
"The people here are just shocked by this, and we're really taking it seriously," Fraynd said.
In some districts, the divide between community high schools and their neighboring elementary schools is profound.
At Ridgewood High in Norridge, fewer than half of the juniors passed the 2006 state exams in this low-poverty, well-financed school of about 900 students. However, in the four elementary schools that feed Ridgewood, more than 80 percent of all students passed state exams.
An analysis of 8th-grade scores from these four feeder schools in 2003—roughly the same group of students who were juniors in 2006—indicated these students appeared to be losing ground after they hit Ridgewood High. In 8th grade, the class averaged about 70 percent passing reading and math exams, but three years later, only 45 percent passed the PSAEs.
While many high schools remained flat over time, one southwest suburban high school district posted sustained gains over five years. Tinley Park High, a diverse high school of 1,100 and one of four high schools in Bremen High School District 228, saw a 12 percentage point jump in passing scores last year, with about 64 percent of juniors passing the tests.
District leaders say the increase was made possible by forming closer ties with the elementary schools, including training teachers together and allowing 8th graders to take high school courses early.
In Chicago, where the passing rate for elementary pupils jumped an eye-popping 14 percentage points in one year, the 2006 passing rates for high schools dipped slightly, to 31.5 percent meeting standards from 31.7 in 2005. Across the city, 51 of 80 tested high schools lost ground this year, and 69 face sanctions for not meeting federal targets.
Schools Chief Arne Duncan said comprehensive reforms targeting high schools are just taking hold and will yield steady gains in coming years.
"We have a helluva lot of hard work to do at the high schools, and that's a huge part of our challenge for the next five years," Duncan said. "We have to listen to our students. What they tell me over and over is they are not challenged enough. They are asking for expectations to be raised."
As much as teachers might complain about student apathy toward the PSAE, sustained improvement is going to take more than just making juniors care about the tests. Educators have to make the day-to-day lessons meaningful, too, said John Easton, executive director of the University of Chicago's Consortium on Chicago School Research.
"Our work tells us that students do better in schools where they understand the relevance and the importance of the work they do in high school—that there is a real-life payoff for doing well in algebra," Easton said.
Tribune staff reporters Darnell Little and Lori Olszewski contributed to this report.


The Old Walled City of Shibam in western Yemen was a place that made me feel what a shame Yemen's terrible security reputation was reputation back in 2013, keeping most travelers from visiting. Back then there were parts of Yemen that were safe to visit (mostly) including Shibam, one of Yemen's three UNESCO World Heritage Sites. But as unknown to most as the 2800 meter high Shibam was, so has been the destruction of its most popular attraction, the Kawkaban Fortress. Hardly any coverage in Western media was made of the airstrike that demolished the 12 centuries-old Kawkaban in February 2016. The only news in English I could find was this Facebook post by Eternal Yemen, the company that arranged my trip there.
I left Yemen with a sense that the best of a bad situation was likely to end soon and four months later a civil and larger proxy war began – making the country inaccessible. In addition to the 6,500 lives lost since then, historic sites like Kawkaban have been lost to humanity forever. So now once the site of one of humanity's achievements, is ruble, marking the failing of our species; a lesson still not learned since the first stone of Kawkaban was laid 1,200 years ago.
This is another village in yemen called Hababah, and Kawkaban is a nearby village there. Hababah is luckily safe while some parts of Kawkaban were destroyed..!!!?
It's like the saying "The only thing that gets destroyed in the fight between the animals is grass". Another piece of world treasure that might soon be limited to memory.


In her first work of nonfiction, the beloved star of Gilmore Girls and Parenthood recounts her experiences on Gilmore Girls – the first and second times – and shares stories about life, love, and working in Hollywood. This collection of essays is written in the intimate, hilarious, and down-to-earth voice that made her novel, Someday, Someday, Maybe, a New York Times best seller.
I love Lauren Graham and I enjoyed Someday, Someday, Maybe. So when I saw this book I knew I wanted to read (listen) to it.
I learned a lot about the author that I didn't know. One of those things was that she lived on a houseboat for a time while she was growing up. This resonated with me because my husband and I came really close to buying a houseboat when our kids were young. But in the end we decided not to because they didn't want to leave their friends and live on the water. I know, what was wrong with them?
Lauren talks a lot about her years on Gilmore Girls, the show, the relationships with her co-workers, the emotions of everyone when the show was ending etc. And of course those stories were my favorite part of the book. I also loved hearing the stories of her growing up, the years of trying to make it as an actor, and her dating life.
The book is very funny of course, and she gives the reader bits of advice that you may or may not take, but will enjoy hearing either way.
This is a short book and it is well worth the time. It's interesting, funny, and informative.
The author narrated the book and I thought she did a good job, but at times I found her a bit over the top. But of course, that's Lauren Graham.
I'd listen to it! Love that it's a quick audio.
It's funny, but I used to read mostly really long books, King for example. But now I like shorter books, around 300 pages.
I've never seen Gilmore Girls. I've been told I should watch it! Sounds like a good book to listen to!
So many of my friends LOVE Gilmore Girls and I finally caved and in the first few minutes I was hooked. I recommend you give it a try.
The Gilmore Girls, I never heard of them. Sounds like there is lots of people that like them though.
Have a wonderful weekend, Vicki.
So many women I know loved the show, and I'm glad I decided to watch it. It's in my top 3 favorite shows I've ever watched. Not sure if men would be as crazy about it though.
This sounds like an enjoyable read or listen. Terrific review! Happy weekend, Vicki!
Thanks! Happy weekend to you too!
I never watched The Gilmore Girls so this might not be for me.
I'm not sure you'd like it if you haven't seen the show, but I think you might enjoy the show.
I usually don't talk loud enough.


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Time travel is not a new mechanic to gaming, television, or entertainment generally. However, one particularly inventive franchise has brought this story mechanic to the table in unique and interactive ways. We are of course talking about The Legend of Zelda. For those new to gaming—or not particularly versed—The Legend of Zelda franchise has been a Nintendo juggernaut since the late 1980s. Its popularity has grown and evolved over the years, seeing multiple releases, industry-shaping game designs, and massive international cultural appeal.
With so many releases, it's no surprise that there are multiple timelines for each iteration of Link's adventures. Link, the games' main protagonist, has saved Princess Zelda and his home Hyrule from the evil Ganondorf enough times that Nintendo has had to mix things up. These medieval-style adventures have at times branched away from the story's main arena (Hyrule), moved away from princess saving entirely, or taken Link to completely new worlds.
Whole compendiums and other books have been written (and could be written) about the Zelda games and their branching timelines. Each new game is built on a history that's just as richly crafted as any great fantasy series. For the sake of brevity, we'll be focusing on time mechanics in these interactive Hylian stories. Not only because we ourselves are a time-oriented company, but because three of the most significant and influential releases in the Zelda franchise have put time front-and-center.
Ticking Clocks and Melodies
Link's magic Ocarina was first introduced on the Super Nintendo in A Link to the Past (1991). Considered one of the greatest video games of all time by critics and fans alike, intrepid gamers were once again tasked with saving the Princess Zelda from the clutches of Ganondorf. A tricky item to attain in Link to the Past, the Ocarina is used to fast-travel across Hyrule—but the game's time travel mechanic is controlled via a magical mirror (plus a few portals in-world). Ditching the magic mirror, the series moved the Ocarina up as Link's time travel device in Ocarina of Time (1998). The name really gets the point across. In Ocarina of Time Link's Ocarina serves to send the player to-and-from the past and present in order to save Hyrule. In this case, both the Princess and Link join triforce powers to take down Ganon. Using the power of Zelda's instrument, Link can go from being a child to an adult instantaneously. His relative size plays a key role in-game.
With the success of Ocarina under Nintendo's belt, a second Legend of Zelda game was put into production for the N64 console. It was bound to be more difficult, dark, and feature time as its key mechanic—Ocarina in tow. Two years after Ocarina of Time took the world by storm, the evermore time-centric Majora's Mask (2000) was released.
A common literary device, having a "ticking clock" in a story can be metaphorical or literal way to build tension. In the case of The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask the main source of tension is a 72 count-down timer. To top that off, there's an entire town to be saved that's built around a clock tower (pretty literal) which tracks both time and day/night cycles. If the town isn't saved within three days a very creepy, angry-faced moon will crash into the clock tower in "Clock Town" (very creative naming). If the moon isn't stopped, it will destroy the people of Clock Town and Termina—the land Link is to save in the game. Using the Ocarina of Time, Link can reverse time (Groundhog Day style) and whisk his way back to the beginning of each 72 hour cycle. Like clockwork, the townsfolk in Clock Town go about their routines across each day. The player can choose to engage any one of these ticking-clock non-playable characters (NPC's) and help them with their individual plights—or simply save them by taking down dungeon bosses outside of the town. Link's Ocarina of Time has melodies that unlock key areas in the world, help him fast-travel, and ultimately save Termina's Clock Town by repeating the same three days over-and-over. The only way to truly win, though, is to wait for time to wind down—in order to confront the final foe.
Time Traveling Hero
The creator of The Legend of Zelda, Shigeru Miyamoto, named the main character "Link" to signify his Link between the future and the past. Time travel was always meant to be a mechanic of the games but wasn't realized until its later releases. Since the 1986 introduction of Link in The Legend of Zelda he's gone by many different names: "Hero of the Skies"; "Hero of the Minish"; The Four Who are One in "Four Swords"; "Hero Chosen by the Gods"; "Hero of Light"; "Hero of Legend" (Link to the Past); "The Hero of The Winds"; "Hero of the Wild"; and of course the "Hero of Time" in Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask. Here at TimesTicking we'll stick to "Hero of Time". We'll continue to be happy residents of Clock Town (at least in this timeline).
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If you need more than you make, you can pull it from the utility grid. If you make more than you need, you can send it back to the grid for credit.
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Travel from Messina to Legnano and discover this Lombardia city of 58.000 inhabitants. The distance from Messina to Legnano is 1590 kilometers; with Wanderio you can compare the available flights and trains to get from Messina to Legnano, so that you can organize your trip choosing the fastest route, the most comfortable or the cheapest one. You can choose among different choices and organize your trip according to your needs, depending on whether you are looking for the fastest, the most comfortable or perhaps the cheapest travel solution. For example, by choosing a flight from Messina to Legnano, you'll get to your destination in about 2 hours on average; flight ticket prices start from 298 €. Going from Messina to Legnano by train instead? Prices for your ticket start from 66 € and the train journey takes about 11 hours on average.
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What is Roullete?
Roullete is a casino game that is based on a wheel. It is named after the French word "roulette" which means "little wheel." The name probably derives from an Italian game called Biribi. The goal of the game is to win money by spinning the wheel and placing it in the roulette machine. It is considered one of the most popular games played in casinos. However, many players do not know exactly how to play the game.
Roullete is a popular gambling game, first played in France, and then spread to other European countries. It even survived the French Revolution and is now played in casinos throughout the world. Though it originated in France, the game has spread to other countries in Europe and the rest of the world. These days, it is widely played in many European countries, and is even becoming more popular in casinos. Despite its popularity, the game can be fun to play for both amateurs and professional players.
The game's name is derived from an Italian game called Biribi. While Roullete is now played in casino games all over the world, its origin is a fascinating one. Its popularity has never waned, and despite its history, it continues to be one of the most popular casino games in the world. The French revolution outlawed gambling in France, but Roullete has survived, and today is played by millions of people. The French love Roullete, and it's not hard to see why.
The game has a rich history and is still popular in casinos all over the world. It is believed to have originated in Italy from the Italian game Biribi. Despite its origin, Roullete continued to gain popularity throughout Europe. Since the French Revolution banned gambling, the game has spread to other countries and to the rest of the world. Whether you are looking to play a round for a friend or play for money, the game is a fun and addictive way to spend an afternoon.
The history of Roullete is a fascinating one. Although it originated in France, it is believed to have been influenced by the Italian game Biribi. In addition to being a fun game, Roullete is also one of the oldest games in casinos. It is a great way to engage in gambling culture. It is a fascinating game that's played all over the world. While it may not be the most glamorous, it's still a very interesting one to learn.
The history of Roullete is fascinating. The game was originally played in France, but it is thought to have originated from the Italian game Biribi. The popularity of Roullete did not fade with the French Revolution, and it spread throughout Europe and to the rest of the world. Nowadays, it is a popular casino game that has many fans. With its twisted history, the game has become a popular choice for many people around the world.


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'Life Is Strange' One Of Xbox Live Deals With Gold Discounted Games This Week: Season 2 Already In Development
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The list of this week's discounted games via Microsoft Xbox Live Deals with Gold promo was released, and it includes Life Is Strange. The episodic video game is 50 percent cheaper until Monday, March 14, both for Xbox 360 and Xbox One owners who have Xbox Live Gold membership.
Below is the tweet from Larry Hyrb (aka Major Nelson) announcing the newest set of titles part of Deals with Gold promo.
This Week's Deals With Gold and Spotlight Sale includes @LifeIsStrange for Xbox One & 360 https://t.co/iTfSnhtpYY pic.twitter.com/1OMIwPFgDa
— Larry Hryb (@majornelson) March 8, 2016
Published by Square Enix, Life is Strange is an action-adventure video game, available in five episodes, that was released to "revolutionize story based choice and consequence games," the official page for the game on Xbox Store reads. The game lets the players "rewind time and affect the past, present and future."
The gameplay for the discounted Dontnod Entertainment title via Xbox Live Deals with Gold is further described on the page.
"You are Max, a photography senior who saves her old friend Chloe by discovering she can rewind time. The pair soon find themselves exposed to the darker side of Arcadia Bay as they uncover the disturbing truth behind the sudden disappearance of a fellow student. Meanwhile, Max begins to have premonitions as she struggles to understand the implications of her power. She must quickly learn that changing the past can sometimes to lead to a devastating future."
Aside from the news about the game's discounts through Deals with Gold promotion for Xbox Live Gold members, Life is Strange will reportedly have a Season 2. And not only that, it looks like Season 2 is currently in development. A previous report from GameSpot cited an interview with Dontnod co-founder Alain Damasio with a French publication called Alchimy. He confirmed that he will be part of Life is Strange Season 2 by contributing to the game's script.
"I worked as a script doctor on 'Life is Strange,' developed by the studio Dontnod, and I will participate on Life is Strange 2 later," according to Damasio.
Meanwhile, Life is Strange Limited Edition, which comes with a 32-page art book, the full soundtrack, and the game's original score made by Jonathan Morali was launched last month. Check out the video below.
Going back to Microsoft's Deals with Gold promo this week, Life is Strange Complete Season (Episodes 1-5) is also on sale for Xbox One users. The Season Pass, which will give players instant access to Episodes 2 to 5, are also half the price cheaper this week, available both as Xbox 360 and Xbox One deals.
Other Xbox One games on sale until Monday are Mad Max, Thief, Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 5, Nightmares from the Deep: The Cursed Heart, and more. Mad Max, available with 40 percent discount, is Avalanche Studios' action-adventure open-world game that is based on film series of the same title. The game was published by Warner Bros.
Thief gets an enormous discount, as its Xbox 360 and Xbox One copies can now be purchased 75 percent lower than its regular value. Originally worth $29.99, Xbox Live Gold members can easily acquire a copy of the stealth video game for only $7.50, according to Xbox Marketplace.
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Meanwhile, the highest discounted item on the list of Xbox Live Deals with Gold promo this week is an add-on. A whopping 80 percent price off is being offered for Killer Instinct Jago. Gamers will be able to access Jago, a playable character in Killer Instinct included in Combo Breaker and Ultra Edition, upon acquisition of this add-on. The official description from Xbox Store for Jago noted that he is struggling with the evil Tiger Spirit, thus, he aims to purify himself through battle.
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When Nahid Alikhani and her sons came home on March 18, they found the front door jammed, muddy footprints throughout the house, their mail strewn about, doors ajar and all of their electronic devices missing.
Fearing a burglary, they called 9-1-1.
"The police said, 'Actually it was us,'" said Alikhani.
That's when they noticed the search warrant that had been left. It was for their Markham address, but none of their names were listed. Then Alikhani spotted a name she did recognize — the son of the home's previous owner.
Their story highlights difficulties surrounding police investigations, and obtaining search warrants while protecting personal privacy when the person police are looking for are no longer at the home being searched.
The Toronto police say the family was the victim of a sophisticated crime ring busted this week and that proper procedure was followed in lawfully entering the home.
The family sees it differently.
"They took every computer, laptop, tablet, everything," said Alikhani's husband, Ramin Rownaghi. His sons' video game console, the Internet router, medications and credit cards were also missing.
He said it took hours to get police on the phone to explain the situation.
The family moved into the pristine luxury home where properties range upwards of $2 million in May 2013.
Sina Ghojehbiglou, 19, who previously lived in the home and has no connection to Rownaghi or his family, has been charged with possession of property obtained by crime and for the purpose of trafficking as part of what police allege was a stolen cellphone scam.
Four others were arrested after police allege they were receiving stolen cellphones from a Yonge St. business called Apple N Parts and then reselling them in the store and online.
Rownaghi said one of the explanations given by police was that the teen was still receiving mail to his home. Rownaghi and his wife had been leaving the bank bills in the box to return to sender.
Rownaghi said the bank even called his new phone number at the home, looking for the teen. He says he told them that family had moved.
Det. Joseph Matys, a Toronto officer who was in charge of the cellphone scam bust, said the case is not as simplistic as it has been made out, noting it wasn't just the mail that led police to the home.
Rownaghi says he would like to know what grounds police gave the judge to gain access to his home.
When police want to search anyone's property for investigative reasons, they are required by law to first seek permission from a judge — except in very specific circumstances. Police get permission by providing evidence gathered during their investigation and the reasonable grounds they are relying on for the search.
The detective said he could not estimate how often police search homes where the intended target is not actually there or no longer there.
It's not clear if police will pay for any damages Rownaghi claims, which includes large wooden double doors. The detective said officers took before and after photos of the house.
Rownaghi said he had to go to the 14 Division station on Dovercourt Rd. to retrieve his belongings.
"Still I don't know what is missing," Rownaghi said.
He says they have since noticed chargers and certain plugs are unaccounted for and a desktop and laptop computer no longer work.


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Q: DomPDF render of large HTML file results in 500 error I'm using the most recent version of DomPDF (0.6.0 beta 3).
PHP Version is 5.2.17.
Unfortunately, I'm on a shared hosting account and upgrading PHP and similar actions are unavailable. I also don't have access to the apache error logs, which I don't think would be very helpful anyways.
I've set the memory_limit of PHP to 2048M and the max_execution_time to 999. Although I don't know if they've taken effect. I think they actually don't matter because I feel like DomPDF isn't timing out or running out of memory. The 500 error seems to occur just 10 seconds after requesting the page, when I attempt to generate a PDF with fewer pages the script takes longer (12-15 seconds) but ends successfully.
I have an HTML file that's 72.3kb large, with only one small HTML table. (In fact, removing the page with the table does nothing to help the problem.) The PDF should result in about 35 pages.
After lots and lots of digging I found the error occurs on the 30th - 31st page, on the following line of code in page_frame_reflower.cls.php inside the reflow function:
  // Render the page
  $this->_frame->get_renderer()->render($child);

When echoing memory_get_usage on each loop(page) the value stays pretty consistent, under 5% of available memory, it seems.
Using get_class on $this->_frame->get_renderer() I was able to determine that the problem function is Renderer::render().
Unfortunately, there's no easy way for me to continue debugging with my current methods. The method Renderer::render() won't let me add the counter variable to the parameters because it needs to be compatible with it's parents function.
Anybody got any help for me, do you see anything I'm missing - can you point me in the right direction to fixing these 500 errors?
Edit: I've removed all uses of inline PHP from the HTML document, and it didn't seem to change anything.
Edit 2: The document was too large to completely run through Tidy, but up to 50000 bytes had no errors.
Edit 3: PHP Error logging has been turned on. I can generate errors by calling wrong method names and other things. Those errors appear on the screen. In fact, even when I cause an infinite loop before the problem method, I get PHP maximum execution time reached errors printed to the screen. However the problem area shows a 500 Internal Server Error page.
Edit 4: I stripped out all of my CSS and the PDF was generated without styling. Now we're getting somewhere. I'll slowly add the CSS back in and I can narrow down what the problem code. Thanks, @Liv.
Edit 5: I narrowed down the CSS to the bud of the problem: the h1 rule. I was using a background image on the h1 tags. So from my original problem, all I had to do was remove the background images from the h1 tag to get the PDF to work properly. Is handling a lot of elements with background images a problem for DomPDF?
Edit 6: Here's the HTML file: http://www.pickering-mcaloon.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/test2.html I had to strip out the content (wasn't mine). I tested this version of the HTML with DomPDF and got a 500 server error. My header image is 25.1 kb. It should be noted that the footer of every page also uses a background image and it works fine. In this copy of the HTML, removing 1 "Chapter" section permitted DomPDF to finish the generating the PDF.
Edit 7: When I first ran into the problem I had used memory_get_usage and at the top of the loop where Renderer::render() is called, each time it showed a slightly different usage, but under 6% of the max, which was set to 2048M. I don't believe this problem is a timeout error or a memory error, because I can produce these types of errors before the call to render and get the PHP errors printed to the screen. Also, the 500 error appears after about 10 seconds of runtime - When the PDF works it takes about 15-20 seconds. So a timeout is unlikely. Memory errors, perhaps but if so why not print the error as it does if the memory overflows before the call to render.
Edit 8: I converted the image I was using as a background image for the h1 tags to a JPG from a PNG, which reduced its size from 25.1kb to 2.6kb and the PDF generated properly. This is likely a memory issue. PHP should generate an error and show it to me, but it doesn't.

A: The same problem i was facing and still working on it. I am using Dompdf and trying to convert an HTML page of only 33KB but i get an 500 internal server error.
I have multiple external style sheets in my html page under head section including bootstrap css. But When i remove the bootstrap css , dompdf works fine.
removing this line may help you
--> link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" href="/bootstrap.css"
But i do not know what should be done in order to include Bootstrap.css to dompdf and why bootstrap style is causing error for dompdf.

A: Generally this issue occurred when memory limit lower than the whenever required memory.
There's is the increase these, for ex:
ini_set("memory_limit", "800M");
ini_set("max_execution_time", "800");
Note : Do this before you instantiate the class, $dompdf = new DOMPDF();
here is set the memory_limit OR max_execution_time whatever you required.

A: I have used DOMPDF to generate PDF from HTML Code in the past.
And i have face same problem.
After many days strugling i have come to know that dompdf is only meant to used for small documents like 3 to 4 pages that's the rough figure.
Dompdf is good with CSS 2 based styling and it renders close to reality.
But it did not support large pages conversion, also if you convert large pages pdf it will take too much time and get stuck or throw 500 error.
I would suggest you to use TCPDF if you have simple rendering data in your html.
Another option is to use wkhtmltopdf extension which can be install on linux server and convert just tell the url and it will convert exactly the same PDF for you.
Here are some links:
https://tcpdf.org/
https://wkhtmltopdf.org/
https://github.com/mikehaertl/phpwkhtmltopdf
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5663814/how-do-i-get-wkhtmltopdf-to-execute-via-php

A: Just my two cents (cannot comment in the OP since I have less than 50 rep, sorry).
After several hours of suffering, checked the Apache logs(doh!) and to my surprise:
PHP Fatal error:  Uncaught exception 'Exception' with message 'The PHP GD extension
is required, but is not installed.' in \\wwwroot\\app\\dompdf070\\lib\\Cpdf.php:4965

Enabling the GD extension solved the problem in my case.
You can do so in  PHP.INI uncommenting the line
extension=php_gd2.dll


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Born in the late nineteen twenties to a middleclass family in (then) British India, Prashant Mukherjee had a keen interest to study Law, and was elected for the DSP rank in the police department. He soon realised the discriminations an Indian had to face in their own country when they asked for basic rights such as education. He therefore rejected the offer, to fight for the freedom and equality of his countrymen. He had a vision to impart education to not only the elite classes but especially to the ones who were deprived and underprivileged. After gaining inspiration from his visit to Moscow, Russia, he commenced the idea here in Dumka, to kindle the light of Education & Knowledge.
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Sido Kanhu High School, formerly known "Sishu Niketan School" started with a total of five students, under the leadership and guidance of our founder and it was in the year 1992 that our director ma'am had joined the school's management. Ever since her joining SidoKanhu has seen new high of development. She has a total of twenty eight years of experience in the field of education and managing the organisation. Other than the field of education, she also was a member of Lok Adalat and active member of, the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013 ("POSH Act") both elected by the High Court of Ranchi, Jharkhand. She also serves the society through her altruistic works along with the help of Lion's Club International and had been the EX-secretory of Lion's Club Dumka.
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Pradiptah Mukherjee, son of late Prashant Mukherjee, holds a prestigious degree of MA. LLB, and doctorate on alternative medicine. He got an opportunity to work with a British law firm in London, and turned it down to support the vision of this late father, who wanted to work for the development of Santhal Pargana, Dumka. He has a total work experience of thirty-four years in the field of education. He is the Vice-precedent of CBSE Sahodaya School Complex, Dumka and Jamtara chapter. He has an keen interest in the field of sports and is the Vice-precedent of "Wrestling Association", Dumka district, Joint secretory of "Hockey Federation" Dumka district and was the Ex- secretory of "The Bharat scoutand guide". He also actively takes part in the welfare and development of the society as he is a life-long member of the Indian Red Cross Society and had been the EX-zonal precedent of Lion's Club International.
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Education is child-centered here and singing, mimicry, playing, dramatization echo in the campus. To include moral values in the students, the school starts each working day with the morning assembly that includes various patriotic songs, thought for the day, Quotations, Extempore speech and even items from the Tiny Tot's Section. The news by the students is read out daily.s is read out daily.
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Highly motivated and dedicated team of teachers plays the role of a model for the children. Individual care and personalised coaching and regular effort have woven a very vibrant and inspiring environment. Learning is a joy here as teachers make their lessons very interesting by following various methods of teaching viz Demonstration, Experimentation, Project Work, Home Assignments, Play-way etc.
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The educational television studio exists since 2000 on the Journalism department and communication management, but it passes the stage of technical re-equipment in the last two years. The equipment allows performing digital and nonlinear editing, the software is corresponding.
The main functional purpose of TV studio is a conditions creation for acquisition of the initial skills of work with a video camera, conducting shootings, audio and video editing, mastering of fundamentals of TV journalism and TV production by the students, future TV reporters.
At the first year the students practice in the writing, and then in the shootings and editing, TV sketches "My friend!". On the second and third courses they try the forces in preparation of thematic plots, author's programs. On the fourth course the students work on the documentary project. Within the educational disciplines "Television journalism", "Technology of training of TV broadcasts", "Organization of news service on TV", "Creation of the documentary film", "Release of TV broadcasts" the students as one of the control forms represent the creative works: plots for the information release Zhastar-TV. For the first time in this year the broadcast of information releases managed to systematize, which go on the air with an interval of 2 weeks.
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i think the more appropriate question is which plastic surgeries haven't the kardashians had.
Brookie and Lily Bleu like this.
And how many of each.
I thought her face looked different as well - but wasn't sure if it was make-up or not. I don't think she's been out of circulation for any length of time has she? How long does it take for rhinoplasties to heal?
Those Jenner girls remind me of some of the Jacksons. Not sure what it is. Kendall looks like a mix of Sandra Bullock and MJ.
Her face looks different to me. Kendall is the prettiest one, IMO. Kim pales next to her.
Is Kourtney serious in that top?
I think it's just clever makeup. It's always surprised me though that she never had her nose done given how they all love their PS.


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The Bank of New York Mellon is a New York, NY-based, FDIC-insured bank that opened its doors in 1851. As of December 31, 2017, the bank had equity of $26.98 billion on assets of $297.31 billion.
Thanks to the work of 41,577 full-time employees in 9 offices in multiple states, the bank currently holds loans and leases worth $29.36 billion, including real estate loans of $4.13 billion. U.S. bank customers currently have $127.90 billion in deposits with the bank.
Overall, Bankrate believes that, as of December 31, 2017, The Bank of New York Mellon exhibited a good condition, earning 4 out of 5 stars for safety and soundness. Keep reading for a look at how the bank did on the three key criteria Bankrate used to evaluate American banks.
Capital works as a cushion against losses and affords protection for account holders when a bank is struggling financially. Therefore, when it comes to measuring an an institution's financial resilience, capital is essential. When looking at safety and soundness, the higher the capital, the better.
The Bank of New York Mellon received a score of 4 out of a possible 30 points on our test to measure capital adequacy, lower than the national average of 13.13.
One way to measure this buffer is looking at a bank's Tier 1 capital ratio. The Bank of New York Mellon's Tier 1 capital ratio was 14.14 percent, exceeding the 6 percent level considered adequate by regulators, but below the national average of 25.65 percent. The higher the capital ratio, the better the bank will be able to stand up to economic headwinds.
Overall, The Bank of New York Mellon held equity amounting to 8.96 percent of its assets, which was lower than the national average of 12.03 percent.
This test is intended to try to understand how the bank's reserves set aside to cover loan losses, as well as overall capitalization, could be affected by problem assets, such as unpaid mortgages.
Having extensive holdings of these types of assets suggests a bank may eventually have to use capital to absorb losses, reducing its buffer of equity. It also means that there are likely to be many assets that are in non-accrual status and no longer earning money, decreasing earnings and elevating the risk of a future failure.
The Bank of New York Mellon exceeded the national average of 37.49 on Bankrate's asset quality test, racking up 40 out of a possible 40 points .
A handy indicator of asset quality is the percentage of problem assets a bank holds compared to its total assets. As of December 31, 2017, 0.29 percent of The Bank of New York Mellon's loans were noncurrent -- in other words, they were more than 90 days past due or were in non-accrual status. That's below the national average of 1.01 percent.
Banks keep a reserve known as an "allowance for loan and lease losses" to deal with troubled assets . The size of that reserve can be a handy indicator when evaluating a bank's ability to manage problem assets, especially when compared to the total amount of at-risk loans. Unfortunately, the FDIC did not provide information on The Bank of New York Mellon's loan loss allowance in its most recent filings.
How profitable a bank is has an effect on its long-term survivability. A bank can retain its earnings, boosting its capital buffer, or use them to address problematic loans, potentially making the bank better prepared to withstand financial shocks. Losses, on the other hand, reduce a bank's ability to do those things.
The Bank of New York Mellon scored 18 out of a possible 30 on Bankrate's earnings test, exceeding the national average of 15.12.
One key way to measure a bank's earnings is return on equity, or net income (profit, basically) divided by total equity. The Bank of New York Mellon's most recent annualized quarterly return on equity was 9.81 percent, above the national average of 8.10 percent.
The bank reported net income of $2.50 billion on total equity of $26.98 billion for the twelve months ended December 31, 2017. The bank experienced an annualized return on average assets, or ROA, of 0.91 percent, below the 1 percent deemed satisfactory in accordance with industry standards and below the average for U.S. banks of 1.00 percent.