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untitled untitled untitled Map: U.S. state GDP compared to other countries. Remédiation du décrochage scolaire - Réseaux Formation Qualification Emploi (FOQUALE) Principes des réseaux FOQUALE Ces réseaux rassemblent, dans le périmètre d'action d'une plateforme de suivi et d'appui aux décrocheurs, les établissements et dispositifs relevant de l'Éducation nationale et susceptibles d'accueillir les jeunes décrocheurs. Les réseaux FOQUALE doivent développer des mesures de remédiation au sein de l'Éducation nationale et en renforcer la lisibilité. Ils permettent de recenser toutes les solutions existantes et favorisent la mutualisation d'expériences réussies. Ils s'intègrent pleinement dans les réseaux constitués autour des plateformes d'appui et de suivi aux décrocheurs placés sous l'autorité des préfets. Les réseaux FOQUALE se sont substitué aux réseaux "nouvelle chance". Guide des solutions innovantes Ce guide répond à une demande des acteurs de terrain pour aider à la mise en place de structures et de dispositifs de remédiation pour les jeunes « décrocheurs ». Le guide des solutions innovantes "Ma seconde chance" Cadre stratégique Documents disponibles
Signature/STYLE Issue 3: Practical Shoes and Heels | 12 Blueprints Rachel and I will release the next issue of the newsletter (what newsletter? see the Signature/STYLE image and link, top of the right column on this page) on Friday February 6/15. As before, please watch your Spam folders on Friday of this week. The many links in the issue will send it there unless you have set your Mail system’s permissions and preferences otherwise. You know from shopping anywhere that items sell out fast. Very often, and more so with shoes, the same item will be carried by many retailers. Two very great things are coming your way in this issue. Great Thing 1: More Shoes! A woman who knows her colours and lines is an empowered decision-maker when it comes to shopping. When we shop for you, we bring you with us. Because we want to offer you every possible choice and resource for who you are, we sometimes have trouble choosing which items to show to represent the variations within each of the 12 Seasons and 10 Archetypes combinations. Don’t want to say too much.
Map: What Country Does Your State's Life Expectancy Resemble? - Olga Khazan American life expectancy has leapt up some 30 years in the past century, and we now live roughly 79.8 years on average. That’s not terrible, but it’s not fantastic either: We rank 35th in the world as far as lifespan, nestled right between Costa Rica and Chile. But looking at life expectancy by state, it becomes clear that where you live in America, at least to some extent, determines when you’ll die. Here, I’ve found the life expectancy for every state to the tenth of a year using the data and maps from the Measure of America, a nonprofit group that tracks human development. Then, I paired it up with the nearest country by life expectancy from the World Health Organization’s 2013 data. When there was no country with that state’s exact life expectancy, I paired it with the nearest matching country, which was always within two-tenths of a year. There’s profound variation by state, from a low of 75 years in Mississippi to a high of 81.3 in Hawaii.
Soft Summer | Colour and the Human Being Some say it’s not easy being 12-Tone Soft Summer (SSu) in the corporate world! As with all the seasons, the right seasonal colours on the right person draw context, appropriateness and natural distinction from the wearer. So what does it take to transport our SSu from the classic cold of black and white, to a softer, more neutral palette? Classic corporate True Winter look: Soft Summer monochrome morph: (Jacket/skirt – 12-Tone Classic 3.5, t-shirt Corporate 1.1.) The key thing for SSu is that the colours go darker and deeper than people realise, and that the authority of the tone comes from the subtle distinctions and gradations within its range. Soft Summer neutral/accent morph: (Jacket – Corporate 3.5, Skirt – Corporate 4.4, top – Classic 6.4.) Those who are unfamiliar with PCA often admire an effect and struggle to reproduce it on themselves, only to be disappointed. Soft Summer Look Book by Mira. For all seasons, the colours that command respect are the colours that respect the wearer.
São Paulo Water Crisis Linked to Growth, Pollution and Deforestation SÃO PAULO, Brazil — Endowed with the Amazon and other mighty rivers, an array of huge dams and one-eighth of the world’s fresh water, Brazil is sometimes called the “Saudi Arabia of water,” so rich in the coveted resource that some liken it to living above a sea of oil. But in ’s largest and wealthiest city, a more dystopian situation is unfolding: The taps are starting to run dry. As southeast Brazil grapples with its worst drought in nearly a century, a problem worsened by polluted rivers, deforestation and population growth, the largest reservoir system serving São Paulo is near depletion. Many residents are already enduring sporadic water cutoffs, some going days without it. Officials say that drastic rationing may be needed, with water service provided only two days a week. Behind closed doors, the views are grimmer. Some residents have begun drilling their own wells around homes and apartment buildings, or hoarding water in buckets to wash clothes or flush toilets.
India is building millions of toilets, but that’s the easy part MUKHRAI, India — Rameshwar Natholi received an unexpected gift from the government recently when workmen descended on his modest home in this rural village in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh and built a brand-new toilet in his front yard. Natholi, a farmworker, said he never wanted one. Most people in his village have been relieving themselves in the open fields for years. But as part of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s “Clean India” campaign to provide new sanitary toilets to more than 60 million homes by 2019, Mukhrai has been in the midst of a toilet-building boom since April. More than 53 percent of Indian homes — about 70 percent in the villages — lack toilets. Modi says that this is a shame for a country that has global aspirations and that the lack of sanitary conveniences is demeaning to women. But building toilets is the easy part. “We never asked for a toilet. Modi has made toilet-building and sanitation a rallying cry since October. Read more: