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Updated at 12:52 p.m. ETCAMDEN, N.J. The state of New Jersey is taking over the troubled school system in the impoverished city of Camden.Gov. Chris Christie made the announcement Monday at the city s Woodrow Wilson High School.Camden becomes the fourth urban district under state control, after Paterson, Newark, an <a href=https://www.cups-stanley.ca>stanley mug d Jersey City. It is the first state takeover initiated by Christie.Christie says he ll appoint a new superintendent and the state will ensure every student has books and technology.Three of Camden s schools are the lowest-performing in the state, and 90 percent are in the bottom 5 percent. Enrollment has continued to decline due to the high number of charter schools in the area and the school choice program, reports The Courier-Post. According to The Philadelphia Inquirer, Christie s argument is that money doesn t necessarily lead to educational success, and Camden is often used to make that point. The state funds 86 percent of the district s $327 million budget to educate 12,000 district and 4,000 charter students. The governor s proposed budget would increase funding next year b stanley cup usa y $3.6 million. The district spends $23,709 per student, more stanley becher than $5,000 more than the per-student average in the state. The 9-1 student-teacher ratio is the lowest of large districts. Advocates blame Christie for Camden s failings, saying he has forsaken traditional public schools for an expanded charter school system and the creation of public-private hybrid schools called ren Afha The Odd Truth
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That Surf and Turf now costs an arm and a leg thanks to lobster recent resurgence in popularity. But, as David Foster Wallace famous essay, Consider the Lobster illustrated, throughout Colonial-era America, the crustacean was considered among the least desirable foods one could put in their face鈥攁 garbage meat fit only for the indigent, indentured, and incarcerated. These days a live lobster will go for easily $5 a pound, according to the Main lobster industry, though they can easily spike 20 percent or more in a single season, as they did in 2012, climbing as high as $14 depending on how many fishermen can catch. However, whe <a href=https://www.cup-stanley.uk>stanley mugs n the colonists first arrived on the shores of New England, they faced the opposite problem: an overabundance of the shellfish. An unimaginable overabundance. Lobsters used to wash up on shore in drifts two-feet tall. One 17th century British historian by the name of William Wood visited Newfoundland and noted, Their plenty makes them little esteemed and seldom eaten
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The head of the Consumer Product <a href=https://www.stanley-cups.co.uk>stanley uk Safety Commission said Wednesday she won t heed Democratic lawmakers calls for her resignation. At this point I have no intention of resigning, said acting Chairwoman Nancy Nord. I m doing my job, and part of my job is to talk with Congress about the tools and resources we need. Nord rejected criticism that she is controlled by the White House and too cozy with manufacturers. I m dedicated to the mission of this agency. We work every day to make sure the marketplace is safe for consumers, she said in an interview with CBS The Early Show co-anchor Julie Chen.House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has called for Nord s resignation, saying that even after the recalls of millions of Chinese-made toys Nord has failed to see the gravity of the situation. I think she s an employee of the Bush administration and toy safety and product safety is not a priority for them, Pelosi said.Pelosi s chief gripe is that Nord actually opposes a bill that would double the agency s budget over the next seven years to more than $141 million a year, reported CBS News correspondent Chip Reid. Any commission chair who says ... we don t need any more authority or any more resources to do our job, does not understand the gravity of the situation, Pelosi said Tuesday. I call on the president of the United States to ask for the resignation. Nord says she would absolutely welcome more re stanley cup sources, but wants to make sure she has the right tools and the right stanley polska people. Mudp Prince Edward Faces Possible RSPCA Probe For Beating Dogs
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Updated 10:52 PM ETYAKIMA, Wash. Six underground tanks that hold a brew of <a href=https://www.cups-stanley.de>stanley cup radioactive and toxic waste at the nation s most contaminated nuclear site are leaking, federal and state officials said Friday, prompting calls for an investigati stanley mugs on from a key senator.Washington Gov. Jay Inslee said the leaking material poses no immediate risk to public safety or the environment because it would take a while 151; perhaps years 151; to reach groundwater.But the leaking tanks raise new concerns about delays for emptying them and strike another blow to federal efforts to clean up south-central Washington s Hanford nuclear reservation, where successes often are overshadowed by delays, budget overruns and technological challenges.Department of Energy spokeswoman Lindsey Geisler said there was no immediate health risk and said federal officials would work with Washington state to address the matter. Regardless, Tom Towslee, a spokesman for Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., said the senator will be asking the Government Accountability Office to investigate Hanford s tank monitoring and maintenance program.Wyden is the n stanley cup ew chairman of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee. Washington state Gov. Jay Inslee, right, is joined by Maia Bellon, director of the Department of Ecology, at a news conference to discuss a tank leak at Hanford Nuclear Reservation, on Friday, Feb. 15, 2013, in Olympia, Wash. AP Photo/Rachel La Ycxh Detroit Mayor Charged In Deputy s Assault
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Remember that scene in American Hustle when Jennifer Lawrence character sticks some metal in the microwave It starts a fire and Lawrence character dismisses the entire technology, claiming that it zaps the nutrition out of food. She even has an article to back up her claim. Now the real life journalist who was quoted for that real life article is suing for $1 million, claiming libel and defamation. I read that it takes all of the nutrition out of our food, Lawrence character tells Christian <a href=https://www.stanley-mugs.us>stanley cup Bale character in the movie that set in the late 1970s. Microwaves were first becoming mainstream in the 1970s and people were concerned about all kinds of health effects from this new-ish household technology. stanley thermos Bale character calls the claims bullshit and Lawrence replies, It stanley thermos mug not bullshit, I read it in an article, look, she says handing him a magazine. By Paul Brodeur, she says. What the magazine It never named in the movie, but in real life Brodeur wrote a piece for The New Yorker and was interviewed for People magazine. Brodeur points to the People article where he doesn ;t claim that it zapped the nutrition from food. Rather, his contention in the interview which you can read for yourself was that microwave technology in the U.S. was still too unproven and leaky and that the risk of radiation exposure was high. From the January 30, 1978 issue of People magazine:
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