41. FHWA Operations - Arterial Management Program - Current Events current events. Arterial Management Home of investment (less than $1 billion nationally per year) is necessary to achieve this level of improvement. http://ops.fhwa.dot.gov/arterial_mgmt/current_events.htm

@import url(../operations.css); @import url(../hotm-art_mgmt.css); Search Operations: Arterial Management Home About the Program Arterial Management Team Current Events FHWA Products Arterial Management Toolbox Traffic Signal Timing Access Management Resources Related Programs Links Contact Us Current Events Arterial Management Home National Traffic Signal Report Card The National Transportation Operations Coalition (NTOC), a group of transportation associations interested in improving transportation operations and FHWA, developed a traffic signal operations self assessment tool as part of a national effort to bring more attention to the need for effective traffic signal operations. Agencies that complete the self assessment can benchmark their current practices and gain insight into areas needing improvement. The self assessment was sent to public agencies nationwide with a responsibility for traffic signal operations. 378 responses from public agencies in 49 States were received, representing about one-third of the traffic signals in the nation. On April 20, 2005, the National Traffic Signal Report Card was released by the NTOC in a media event in Washington , DC. The Report Card consists of the composite national scores from the self assessment responses in five sub areas and indicates an overall national "grade" of 62 out of 100 or D-. However, the Report Card also describes actions necessary to raise the composite score to the "A" level and concludes that a relatively small level of investment (less than $1 billion nationally per year) is necessary to achieve this level of improvement. A copy of the Executive Summary of the report outlining the National Report Card results along with a complete technical report can be accessed below or from the Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) web site.

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Home Search Appointments Contact ... Health A to Z Important information about health topics and medical advances. Community Education and Special Events Our calendar of health education classes, maternity teas and special events such as health fairs or screenings. News Releases Find out about all of the breaking news and information from UCI Medical Center. UCI Senior Health We invite you to look to UCI Senior Health as your information source for latest treatment programs to meet your healthcare needs. UCI Speakers Bureau UCI Physicians and Faculty are available to speak on a variety of health and medical topics. Home Site Index About Us Search Our Site ... Patient Privacy Certification from Joint Commission for Stroke and Joint Programs Information Information HONcode - the Health On the Net Foundation Employment Find a Doctor UCI Online ... UCI Home UCI Medical Center F 101 The City Drive F Orange, CA 92868 F Last updated 07/21/2005

43. Mendocino County - Current Events Search current events or Add a New Event Visit a fantasy Victorian garden and nationally acclaimed heather gardens, along with Victorian lunch ($35). http://www.mendocino.winecountry.com/events.html

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44. TIME.com: Fallout From A Memorial -- Page 1 News Magazine Ð current events found that 68% of voters knew about the service—a high awareness of an event broadcast live nationally only on CSPAN. http://www.time.com/time/nation/article/0,8599,388903,00.html

Online Edition KATRINA: HOW TO HELP A list of groups assisting the recovery effort PICTURED Twelve prisoners are killed in Guatemala when a rival gang invades OWEN FRANKEN/CORBIS SYGMA Some Democrats felt Paul Wellstone's memorial service was a political disaster Fallout from a Memorial Did the memorial service for Paul Wellstone cost Democrats the election? By MATTHEW COOPER SUBSCRIBE TO TIME PRINT E-MAIL ... MORE BY AUTHOR Posted Saturday, Nov. 09, 2002 Did the memorial service for Paul Wellstone cost Democrats the election? A backlash against the politically charged service almost certainly helped Norm Coleman beat Walter Mondale for Wellstone's Minnesota Senate seat. And a private poll by Bill Clinton's former pollster, Mark Penn, suggests the service backfired on Democrats nationally as well. Penn found that 68% of voters knew about the service—a high awareness of an event broadcast live nationally only on C-SPAN. What's more, 49% of voters said the service made them less likely to vote for a Democrat—and 67% of independents said they felt that way. One Democrat who quickly sensed that the service was a political disaster was Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts, a possible 2004 presidential contender. The next morning Kerry called Senate Republican Leader Trent Lott, who had been booed at the memorial, to tell him how bad he felt. Penn believes national security was ultimately a bigger issue. His poll shows a stunning 65% of voters thought Democrats weren't supportive enough of the President's war on terror. "That was the issue," says Penn. "But the memorial didn't help."

45. Useful Web Sites a convenient summary of developments in Florida and key FOI events nationally. Most valuable are two sections that present current and award winning http://www.cjog.net/website.html

Useful Web Sites Front Page Column One CJOG's 5 Ws Our Members Our Principles CJOG Update ... FOI Calendar Opening the Government Tools for FOI Work Useful Web Sites Help By Topic Experts Reports, Resources ... Finding Federal Documents FYI on FOI Backgrounders Pending Legislation Speaking Out Commentary ... How You Can Help Open Government Many of the journalism organizations belonging to the Coalition provide valuable information on open government and access issues on their websites. We’ve listed them here. We’ve also listed a number of other sites you might want to visit to become more familiar with FOI issues. With each, we’ve provided a brief description of the FOI content on the site. American Society of Newspaper Editors ASNE groups its freedom of information materials under a First Amendment header. The pages provide information on legislation ASNE is watching, including the Flag Amendment. There’s also a model “stump speech” on open government and downloadable ads on the importance of the First Amendment. Associated Press Reports on Open Government Issues The Associated Press website includes a section on open government issues around the U.S. and includes reports on its own involvement in open government issues. Brechner Center for Freedom of Information (University of Florida) The Center and its site are Florida-centric, which is helpful if you are looking for model open government laws. The monthly Brechner Report, available online, provides a convenient summary of developments in

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br> br> Current Events New Ecologist on Roan State purchases 2,600-acre property near Asheville for Preservation, Restoration Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy Awarded $1.5 Million Heritage Honor for Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy ... Current Events Archive Nora Schubert and her daughter, Mahalia New Ecologist on Roan Nora Schubert recalls the first presentation on wildlife that she ever watched. A conservationist brought a red-tailed hawk and bald eagle to her sixth grade class and discussed the biology of the birds with the children. From that point on, that inspired me," said Schubert of Johnson City. "I thought, 'That's what I want to do.'" Now 20 years later, as the Roan Mountain Massif seasonal ecologist for Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy, Schubert will have the same opportunity to inspire a new generation of conservationists. Each summer, SAHC hires a seasonal ecologist to provide public education, lead volunteer restoration crews on Roan, monitor wildlife, gather biological data and maintain trails at Hampton Creek Cove State Natural Area. "Our seasonal is SAHC's daily 'presence on the mountain,' providing the public with information, education, and assistance while sharing the success story of our grassroots effort to protect the Roan Highlands for present and future generations," SAHC Stewardship Director Judy Murray said. "He or she also invites them to become a part of this globally significant conservation initiative." Since its inception in 1974, SAHC has concentrated its efforts in protecting the rare grassy balds and endangered spruce-fir forests of the Highlands of Roan, where it has helped safeguard 15,000 acres. SAHC has also protected 12,000 acres in the surrounding ranges, such as the Black Mountains, Great Smokies and Balsams.

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49. Issues: Perspectives (March 1999): "Talking History" Now Nationally Distributed Talking History Now nationally Distributed improve the public s understanding of current events by setting those events in their historical contexts. http://www.historians.org/perspectives/issues/1999/9903/9903NEW2.CFM

Print View l From the News column in the March 1999 Perspectives "Talking History" Now Nationally Distributed In 1996 a group of professional historians met to organize the History News Service (HNS), an informal syndicate of historians seeking to improve the public's understanding of current events by setting those events in their historical contexts. Since then the HNS has provided important op-ed and other articles to the press and improved links between news outlets and the historical profession. "Talking History" is a spin-off of the HNS. It was organized at about the same time with similar goals. "Talking History" is a 30-minute, weekly radio show now available by satellite through the Public Radio Satellite System. Its purpose is also to improve the public's understanding of current events by providing historical context, but it is also concerned with providing the public with a better understanding of history itself. "Talking History" was begun by historians Bryan Le Beau of Creighton University and Gerald Zahavi of the State University of New York at Albany. The show now originates out of KIOS-FM in Omaha, Nebraska, with programming provided both by Creighton and SUNY Albany. It is available by satellite to public radio system affiliates throughout the country. "Talking History" consists of several segments, including "This Week in History," "History in the News," "Historic Site of the Week," and "Coming Attractions." The two principal segments are a 15-minute interview with a professional historian on a subject of interest to a general, public audience and an op-ed provided by a historian with an eye toward providing historical context on an event in the news. "Talking History" often uses op-eds provided by the HNS.

50. Oconomowoc Chamber Of Commerce current events. Taste of Oconomowoc Street Dance 8/13/2005 5 PM Oconomowoc High School offers Project Lead the Way, a nationally acclaimed http://www.oconomowoc.org/index.asp

Oconomowoc Chamber of Commerce ~ Contact Us Meet the Chamber Lake Country Leadership Membership ... Sponsorship Current Events Chamber Annual Dinner and Meeting 10/26/2005 5 PM Who will win the 2005 Outstanding Citizen of the Year? Nominations are currently being accepted. Oconomowoc Saturday Market 10/29/2005 7 AM Market is held every Saturday from mid-May through October 29 in the St. Paul's Lutheran Church parking lot, located behind City Hall in Oconomowoc. Vendor products include produce, flowers, honey and arts and crafts items. Fall Gallery Night XX 11/4/2005 5 PM Visit Oconomowoc merchants and enjoy exciting exhibits and mixed media by prominent artists and designers. Enjoy refreshments and the ambiance of our specialty shops in Downtown Oconomowoc. Oconomowoc Christmas Parade 12/3/2005 3 PM Santa visits Oconomowoc for the 36th annual event! Event features marching bands, a live nativity and floats from organizations, businesses, schools and churches. Parade begins on Oakwood Avenue, marches through Downtown Oconomowoc and ends at Roosevelt Park. Platinum Sponsors Serve the needs and ensure the future of the Oconomowoc area business community.

51. Current Events - News Articles Governor George Pataki today noted that the current issue of Expansion Management coupled with New York’s nationally recognized quality work force, http://www.semi-ny.com/newsarticle.asp?ID=45

52. Current Events - News Articles We are very proud to host Under Secretary Bond s visit and to have the opportunity to showcase our nationallyacclaimed Centers of Excellence program and http://www.semi-ny.com/newsarticle.asp?ID=46

53. Home Based Working Moms Recruits Nationally HBWM.com streamlines information, news and current events to work at Lynn is a nationally syndicated parenting columnist, parent educator and author. http://www.powerhomebiz.com/News/PRhbwm.htm

Success Stories Consult Your Guide SmallBiz News Discussion Forum ... Related Links document.write( day + month); document.write(myweekday + ", " + year ); Welcome to Power HomeBiz Guides! Home About Us Contact Us ... Search Contents Small Business News Book Reviews ab Home-Based Working Moms Recruits Nationally-Syndicated Parenting Columnist for Panel of Experts Los Angeles, CA (August 2004) - Families looking for child rearing advice now have a new place to turn. HBWM.com (Home-Based Working Moms), an online work-at-home resource for moms wanting to work out of their home, has enlisted the help of nationally-syndicated parenting and family expert and CEO/Founder of ParentToParent.com Jodie Lynn. Lynn will offer her parenting expertise and write articles for home-based working moms to help with parenting and family challenges. "HBWM is very excited about adding Jodie Lynn to our Panel of Experts. Her parenting and family expertise will take our level of parenting advice and information up many levels. We know our members will benefit greatly from her expertise and knowledge," HBWM Founder & Director Lesley Spencer said. Lynn's contribution to HBWM will include writing on health, parenting and family strategies to help moms get their work done, stay healthy and parent effectively. HBWM's goal is to provide the tools and resources to make working at home a win-win solution for parents, children and our society.

54. DoylesRoom.com Cardoza Publishing distributes a version nationally under the expanded 1992, Caro provided weekly odds and commentary on current events over radio http://www.doylesroom.com/bio/caro.cfm

DOWNLOAD NOW! PRESS BIO AFFILIATES ... STORE NEED HELP? E-mail us at support@dbpn.com Toll free: Intl.: or use our live Manager Chat. Also check out our poker glossary Mike Caro, also known as "the Mad Genius of Poker," is legendary as the world's foremost authority on poker strategy, psychology, and statistics. In his books, videos, columns, and standing-room-only seminars he presents proven, scientific advice based on his own research in an easy-understand and animated way. Beyond that he is a general gambling authority of impeccable reputation, an industry spokesperson, a top-level consultant, and the man who uses his own brain trust to publicly announce what's going to happen next in current events and politics. Briefly Mike Caro (rhymes with "arrow") is regarded as the world's foremost authority of poker strategy, psychology, and statistics. He is also a noted gambling authority, industry consultant and spokesperson, respected oddsmaker on current events and politics, and author of seven books. Born May 16, 1944, he is known professionally as "America's Mad Genius," "Gambling's Mad Genius," or "The Mad Genius of Poker." He teaches that in order to overcome any odds against you, your decisions must really matter. Therefore, games like craps, roulette and keno - where there's no logical reason to favor one decision over another - cannot be beaten. Poker, sports handicapping, and blackjack can be. He is founder of Mike Caro University of Poker, Gaming, and Life Strategy and is listed in Who's Who in America, Who's Who in the West, and Who's Who in the World.

55. Current Events - Department Of Decision Sciences And Engineering Systems program 14th nationally among doctoral programs related to industrial, Home Programs People Research current events Student Resources http://www.dses.rpi.edu/events/events.cfm

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56. RAVEN HILL DISCOVERY CENTER / News / Current Events Devos is a nationally and internationally recognized PMC teacher. She has worked with PMC since 1996 and has presented PMC classes across the US as well as http://www.ravenhilldiscoverycenter.org/newscurrentevents.htm

Home About Raven Hill Classes / Workshops Community Resource ... Classes / Workshops Turning Clay to Silver Mary Ann Devos, Master Teacher and Director of Education for PMC Connection, will present two consecutive workshops in August. She will start with a three-day Level One Certification class at Raven Hill Discovery Center on October 13, 14 and 15, 2005 from 9 am to 5 pm each day. This class will present the basic techniques for using Precious Metal Clay in all four forms: clay, paste, syringe and sheet. With a total of eight projects, the participants will learn how to create jewelry pieces using this amazing material. Then a three-day Level Two Certification class will be offered at Raven Hill Discovery Center on October 16, 17 and 18, 2005 from 9 am to 5 pm each day. Precious Metal Clay is a non-toxic combination of pure silver powder, a cellulose binder and water. The material works and feels like ceramic clay. Simply form a piece with the material, dry it and clean it to remove any rough areas. Then fire the piece, usually in a small jewelry kiln. The heat of the firing burns away the binder and causes the silver powder to fuse. The result is solid silver. Devos is a nationally and internationally recognized PMC teacher. She has worked with PMC since 1996 and has presented PMC classes across the US as well as in Europe, Canada, South Africa, Japan and Australia. She has written two books on PMC, Introduction to Precious Metal Clay and Precious Metal Clay in Mixed Media, both published by Wardell Publications.

57. Daily News And Current Events Daily News and current events. (articles will open in a new window) Real estate appraisers in Western New York and nationally have been facing intense http://www.hadd.com/dailynews.php

SIGN OUR PETITION FILE A COMPLAINT MESSAGE BOARDS HEADLINE NEWS ... SUPPORT HADD Daily News and Current Events (articles will open in a new window) Articles for current year only. To view older articles, Visit our Archives Tuesday, September 20, 2005. Florida Will Florida Supreme Court Ruling Hammer Construction Liability? The Florida Supreme Court will hear arguments this month in a case that could have sweeping effects on the state's construction industry—if the court rules with the plaintiff. In Dadeland Depot Inc. v. St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance, the court will address whether or not Florida law allows the obligee of a surety bond to file a bad-faith action against the bond, which is a contract among three parties: the principal, the obligee and the surety. Tuesday, September 20, 2005. Nevada Don't Borrow Trouble: Public Education Campaign to Prevent Predatory Lending Launched in Northern Nevada Multi-media Campaign and Help Line Directed at Consumers RENO At a press conference here today, a coalition of private and public organizations launched a major public education campaign aimed at preventing predatory lending throughout Northern Nevada. Tuesday, September 20, 2005.

58. Traveling USA: Online Travel Guides, Maps, Directions! professionally produced illustration featured in a nationally distributed calendar and campgrounds,tours,information. Travel News current events http://www.travelingusa.com/

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59. Patterico’s Pontifications » Current Events Filed under current events — Patterico @ 1016 pm both locally and nationally, often in countries long thought lost to leftist idiocy, http://patterico.com/category/current-events/

@import url( http://patterico.com/wp-content/themes/patterico/style.css ); Where Are the Experts Today? (Part Two) Filed under: Dog Trainer Civil Liberties Current Events Court Decisions ... Constitutional Law L.A. Times story on the federal decision yesterday ruling unconstitutional the policy of having students recite the Pledge of Allegiance. The story says: . This point has been made by legal commentators as illustrious as Howard Bashman Eugene Volokh William Dyer , and Xrlq myself Is there some reason the L.A. Times this post (about the disgusting NARAL ad against John Roberts) for an example. Comments (1) Filed under: Judiciary Civil Liberties Current Events Court Decisions ... Law Federal District Judge Lawrence Karlton ruled today in this opinion that having students recite the Pledge of Allegiance is an unconstitutional act. In so ruling, Judge Karlton claimed that he is bound by the , which was reversed by the Supreme Court on prudential standing grounds Judge Karlton is just plain wrong. Eugene Volokh says so, and so does

60. NIEonline -- Chicago Tribune News In Education program has been recognized nationally for the outstanding And Time Marches On (current events with the Chicago Tribune) http://www.nie.chicagotribune.com/programs.htm

@import url(http://nieonline.com/includes/css/enhanced.css); NIE Lesson plans Elementary (K-4) Middle (5-8) Secondary (9-12) Weekly Online Lesson NIE Current Events Geography News Quiz Newspapers Plus NIE Online Extras Today in History Cartoons for the Classroom Links Library NIE Programs Online Ordering Stock Market Game Spelling Bee NIE Sponsorship Opportunities Donate Office Recyclables to Support Literacy Adopt a Local Classroom Adopt a Local School Contact Info The News in Education Program serves communities around the Chicagoland area. Phone: Fax: Additional Resources Tribune Tower research project Search our Links Library NIE Home About NIE ... Contact Us The purpose of NIE is to promote use of the newspaper as a teaching tool in the classroom. Teacher and student materials are developed to encourage students to use the newspaper to learn concepts and skills in a variety of subjects at all grade levels.

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