Green Casinos—It’s About Time By Barry Thalden, AIA Aren’t we ready to begin looking wisely at how we use natural resources in our hotels and casinos? Energy, air, water, and building

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• Sustainable architecture
• Sustainable building
• Low-energy building
• Energy economics
• Green building
• Energy industry
• Recycling
• Sustainability practices in organizations
• Sustainable design
• Environment
• Sustainability
• Architecture

How do hurricanes form? Hurricane Fran. Image made from GOES satellite data. Hurricanes are the most awesome, violent storms on Earth. People call these storms by other names, such as typhoons or cyclones, depending on

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• Vortices
• Tropical cyclone
• Cyclone
• Eye
• Low-pressure area
• Typhoon
• Tropical cyclogenesis
• Extratropical cyclone
• Meteorology
• Atmospheric sciences
• Weather

State Strategies to Connect Low-Skilled Students to an Employer-Valued Postsecondary Education MARCH 2011 | MARCIE FOSTER, JULIE STRAWN & AMY ELLEN DUKE-BENFIELD How much does college matter for getting ahead in America

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• Higher education
• Remedial education
• Career Pathways
• Adult learner
• Community college
• General Educational Development
• Adult education
• Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education
• Prison education
• Education
• Educational stages
• Vocational education

Vision Rehabilitation Therapists (VRT): Restoring Independence for Individuals with Vision Loss What might I do as a VRT? • Show a senior citizen with low vision how to email a grandchild • Teach a college student to

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• Blindness
• Low vision

How You Can Help Feed Children This Summer through the Summer Food Service Program What is the Summer Food Service Program? Millions of eligible low-income children may be going hungry

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• School meal
• Food and Nutrition Service
• National School Lunch Act
• Education
• Law
• United States
• North Texas Food Bank
• Meals on Wheels
• Summer Food Service Program
• United States law
• United States Department of Agriculture

Problem Feeds Knowledge of how to deal with problem feeds may allow use of some low cost alternatives when drought reduces pasture and winter feed supplies and producers are faced with buying feed. Having a nutrient cont

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• Meat
• Fodder
• Crops
• Hay
• Straw
• Goat
• Dry matter
• Cattle
• Ergot
• Agriculture
• Food and drink
• Biology

Step 1: Rate Key Health Issues using Criteria Instructions: Rate each health issue based on how well it meets each of the criteria provided 1=low, 2=medium, 3=high, 4=very high Add your four ratings for each health

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Teacher of Students with Visual Impairments (TVI): Teaching Skills for Independence to Learners with Visual Impairments What might I do as an TVI? • Teach an 11th grader how to interpret a tactile map for his U.S. hist

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• Disability
• Low vision
• Visual impairment
• Braille
• Cleveland Sight Center
• The Lighthouse of Houston
• Vision
• Blindness
• Health

How do Medicaid, Medicare, and Commercial Insurance Vary in Community-Level Performance? Using Claims Data from the Wisconsin Health Information Organization (WHIO) to Assess Variation in Population Health Processes Nov

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• Health
• Medicine
• Medicaid
• Medicare
• Low-density lipoprotein
• United States National Health Care Act
• Health insurance
• Glycated hemoglobin
• Healthcare reform in the United States
• Federal assistance in the United States
• Presidency of Lyndon B. Johnson

MAKING CHOICES ACTIVITY (Smartties Game) How will you invest your resources? This activity is a great way to explain the tough choices low-income families are forced to make every day. INSTRUCTIONS Give all participants

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