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COATESVILLE - The service for the mother and son who died in a Sept. 17 house fire was held Tuesday at the St. Cecilia Catholic Church on Sixth Avenue.
Elisabeth Izquierdo, 45, and Imanol Izquierdo, 6, were found dead on the second floor of their home in the 500 block of East Chestnut Street after a three-alarm blaze damaged three homes and temporarily displaced 32 people.
Their interment will be held in their home country, Mexico, according to Emmett Golden Hunt Memorial Chapel.
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The state Public Service Commission is suspending its review of its remaining telecommunications regulations.
The PSC announced about a year ago that it was going to "comprehensively explore" its remaining telecommunications regulations.
The suspension will be until the Federal Communications Commission has completed its work on "intercarrier compensation," which refers to the money that telecom providers must pay another provider to access their networks to complete phone calls, or for trafficking calls to other providers, according to the latest issue of the Wisconsin CALLS newsletter.
While much of the telecom industry has been deregulated, the PSC does cover "Incumbent Local Exchange Carriers" (ILECs). Many ILECs face competition from "Competitive Local Exchange Carriers" (CLECs), with an example being ILEC AT&T facing competition locally from CLEC TDS Metrocom.
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Meyer said the impetus for the move was the wholesale changes in the telecom landscape since the last major telecom laws were written nationally in 1996 and in Wisconsin in 1993 (the state law was enacted in 1994).
"I don't think anyone back in '93 or '96 could have envisioned what the telco world looks like now," Meyer said a year ago.
All that increased competition has resulted in ILECs losing customers, Meyer noted.
Meyer said the goal was to try to understand the level of competition in ILEC regions.
The end result was to be a report with recommendations for state statutes and/or PSC rules that could include easing or even eliminating regulations, although Meyer emphasized that he did not want to "prejudge anything."
"It is important to keep pace with this incredibly fast changing marketplace," PSC Chairman Dan Ebert said in a statement a year ago. "It is time that the state embraces the possibility of further deregulation, but it must be thoughtful deregulation."
Although the review has been suspended, the PSC has cut the paperwork reporting required of state telecom providers, effective this spring.
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The Department's programs are designed to prepare offenders to be productive and law abiding citizens upon release. When an offender first enters IDOC, he/she is reviewed and given a risk assessment to determine the factors, which could hinder successful release. They are then given an accountability plan that addresses which programs work best in achieving successful re-entry, into their community. IDOC program areas include substance abuse treatment, mental health treatment, educational/vocational apprenticeships, work release/reentry education, religious services, and cognitive skill classes. Each program is designed to give offenders the tools needed to successfully re-enter their communities.
Adult Programs
Substance Abuse Programs
AA/NA/CMA/Gambler Anonymous: Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), Narcotics Anonymous (NA), Crystal Meth Anonymous (CMA), and Gamblers Anonymous (GA) are programs that are best described as self-help and supportive. Volunteers come into IDOC facilities and share their stories of addiction along with examples of their recoveries, and serve as positive role models for offenders. These programs are also available throughout IDOC Facilities.
CLIFF (Clean Lifestyle is Freedom Forever): CLIFF is a specialized Therapeutic Community designed specifically for those addicted to methamphetamine. The program calls for a minimum of eight months of intensive cognitive/ behavioral counseling based upon best practices. Offender-clients are provided up to 15 hours each day of programming to specifically assist in their recovery, build appropriate social skills, and gain job interviewing strategies. There are two male CLIFF Units in the Department and one female unit. The CLIFF Units have demonstrated a positive impact on both recidivism and conduct. In 2009, the IDOC CLIFF Program was awarded the American Correctional Association "Exemplary Offender Program of the Year".
Outpatient Substance Abuse Program: The Outpatient Substance Abuse Program consists of three Phases. Phase 1 is a guided self-‐study that is a basic drug education manual. Phase 2 is cognitive/behavioral treatment that is evidence-based and derived from "Best Practices". Phase 3 is a three part program based upon relapse prevention and re-entry into society. The 12 Steps and the Texas Christian University (TCU) Straight Ahead programs are also included. These substance abuse programs are available at all IDOC facilities.
Purposeful Incarceration: In 2009, the Indiana Department of Correction began a cooperative project with Indiana courts known as Purposeful Incarceration (P.I.). The Department works in collaboration with judges who sentence chemically-addicted offenders and document that they will consider a sentence modification should the offender successfully complete an IDOC Therapeutic Community Program. Purposeful Incarceration provides a means for the Department and the judiciary to encourage addicted offenders to obtain the treatment they need and allows the Agency and the courts to work together towards offenders' successful re-entry into society.
Therapeutic Communities (TCs): The Department's Therapeutic Communities (TCs) are specialized intensive in-house programs designed to treat addicted offenders. The programs call for a minimum of eight months of intensive cognitive and behavioral programming. This approach is evidence based and considered a national "best practice" in treating addiction. Offenders are provided up to 15 hours each day of programming to specifically assist in their recovery, build appropriate social skills, and gain job interviewing strategies. The IDOC's TCs have over 1700 treatment beds. The TC's have demonstrated a positive impact on both recidivism and conduct
Sex Offender Programs
INSOMM (Indiana Sex Offender Management and Monitoring): The Indiana Sex Offender Management and Monitoring (INSOMM) Program provides sex offenders an integrated continuum of specific services, beginning within IDOC correctional facilities, proceeding through the re-entry process, and continuing in communities across the state. Upon release, community supervision employs the "Containment Model" which consists of a team that monitors each sex offender's activities and programming during their parole supervision. The team consists of the INSOMM Parole Agent, treatment provider, and polygrapher. The primary goal of the program is to enhance public safety by reducing recidivism of convicted sex offenders.
Mental Health, Cognitive, and Social Programs
Cage Your Rage for Women: Cage Your Rage for Women is an anger management workbook specifically targeted to women. The exercises are intended for women working with their counselors either individually or in a group setting. Nevertheless, the workbook's focus on women's anger issues suggests that its content can be helpful to all women, not just those in counseling with a trained professional.
Cognitive Skills: Thinking for a Change (T4C) is an integrated, cognitive behavioral program for offenders that includes cognitive restructuring, social skills development, and development of problem-solving skills. T4C was introduced into the adult facilities with the cooperation of the National Institute for Corrections, which provides the curriculum, materials, and training. This program is available in most IDOC Facilities. Throughout the nation, cognitive skills programs have shown promising results in helping offenders make better decisions in their lives.
Mental Health Treatment: The IDOC offers several levels of mental health treatment and services to offenders. Along with individual treatment to offenders in general population, the Department offers specialized units, which house only those who need mental health services. There are currently two of these units in IDOC. One is located at the New Castle Correctional Facility and the other at the Wabash Valley Correctional Facility.
PLUS (Purposeful Living Units Serve): The Purposeful Living Units Serve (PLUS) program is a faith-and character-based community that encourages offenders to choose alternatives to criminal thinking and behavior by providing a focus on spiritual and character development, life-skills training, community service, and preparation for living as law-‐abiding citizens. Key components of the program include fostering a positive peer culture, a curriculum that addresses risk factors, and establishing a mentoring relationship with a positive role model from the community. The PLUS program has demonstrated reduction in conduct reports as well as recidivism. In 2009, PLUS was nationally recognized by the American Correctional Chaplains Association by receiving their Offender Program of the Year award.
Religious Services: IDOC has a wide range of religious services and incorporates a large number of religious faiths that are available to offenders. Chaplains and volunteers provide group religious services, musical programs, special events, serious illness/death notifications, religious study programs and pastoral counseling to meet all standards called for in federal and state constitutions, judicial decisions and IDOC policy.
Community Re-entry and Occupational programs
Work Release and Re-entry Education Programs: Work Release and Re-entry Programs provide offenders with an opportunity, during the final months of confinement, to participate in a community based Re-entry Education and Work Release Program whereby they can acquire gainful employment, develop a post incarceration work history, save funds for release, begin the family re-unification process, develop and practice practical and pro-social life skills, work on substance abuse, and cognitive behavioral issues.
Community Work Crews: Community Work Crews provide offenders an opportunity to give back to the community and instill a strong work ethic while providing real life job skills essential to a successful release. Work crews reduce offender idleness, provide resources for task completion, and result in positive partnerships between the community and the Agency. Entities participating include:
- Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT)
- Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR)
- Indiana Government Center
- Indiana State Fair
- Indiana School for the Blind and Visually Impaired (ISBVI)
- Indiana War Memorial (IWM)
- Indiana Department of Administration
- Local cities and not-for-profit organizations throughout Indiana
Unlike traditional offender crews that are supervised by correctional officers, the work crews are placed under the supervision of other agencies' state workers. The Department of Correction provides training and support to participating agencies, which pick up offenders each day and then return them to the facility after their work is completed.
Community Service Projects: Offenders participate in a multitude of community service projects as a service to Indiana's communities. The following organizations have offered offenders an opportunity to give back to the communities while preparing offenders for successful integration as law-abiding citizens:
- American Red Cross
- Indiana National Guard Relief Fund
- Habitat for Humanity
- Big Brothers and Big Sisters
- Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence
- Local shelters
- Local food banks
- Riley Children's Hospital
- March of Dimes
- Schools
Offender Identification Assistance: In 2009, the Indiana Department of Correction and the Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV) partnered in assisting offenders in obtaining a state identification prior to release. BMV mobile units visit several facilities across the state to provide offenders with a state identification card. The Agency also works with the Social Security Administration to ensure that each offender has a valid social security number and card upon release.
Short Term Offender Program Unit (STOP): New Castle Correctional Facility (NCCF) opened Indiana's first short term offender program (STOP) in February 2010. The program is conducted in one of the facility's housing units and can accommodate a total of 226 offenders. Historically, short term offenders have not qualified for the same programming opportunities as long term offenders. The STOP program is designed to assist the short term offender in receiving an appropriate level of services while incarcerated, facilitating a positive lifestyle change. Short term offenders are defined as those with a sentence length of less than 12 months. The actual average length of incarceration for a STOP offender at NCCF is three and a half months.
The goal of the STOP program is to prepare short term offenders to optimally function in their respective communities after release. Case management is tailored, program services are abbreviated, and a community resource connection has been developed to accommodate the needs of the STOP offender.
A broad spectrum of program offerings has proven to be fundamental to the success of the STOP unit. Unit team staff use a computer based "STOP Program Referral Guide" as an offender program management framework. The following programs have been made available: Anger Management, Substance Abuse, Character First!, Healthy Relationships, Pre-Release (MPOP), Thinking for a Change, Uncommon, and Bridges.
Standardized Pre-release Re-entry Program: The Standardized Pre-Release Orientation Program (SPOP) is a basic pre-release re-entry program provided to most offenders. This program consists of a 65-hour core curriculum and at least an additional 15-hour curriculum determined by each facility's re-entry coordinator. SPOP is presented in a group setting. All offenders are assigned to a pre-release re-entry program within one year of release from the Department, to allow the offender to complete the appropriate components of the program. Every effort is made to retain the offender in the program until completion. This program is available in all IDOC facilities, except for work release centers.
Re-entry Programming in the Workplace: More than 80% of PEN workers participate in the United States Department of Labor (USDOL) Apprenticeship Program. Offender workers who enroll in a registered apprenticeship receive a variety of related classroom training in addition to on the job requirements. Computer skills, forklift certification, workplace safety and basic first aid are required of all participants. Those who complete the requirements leave prison with valuable certification from the Department of Labor, which they can take to a job interview. A prospective employer can verify an ex-‐ offender's prison work history through the USDOL data base.
PEN's Re-entry Department offers additional services for its offender workers as they progress toward their release date. Using primarily the National Institute of Corrections' Offender Workforce Development Training resources, offenders have access to Career Path Planning workshops, Job Clubs and Career Resource Centers. These programs further assist in post-release preparation by providing a number of resources, including time management, money management, application/resume writing, career planning, and decision-making skills.
Juvenile ProgramsThe Division of Youth Services programs are specifically designed to prepare youth to be productive and law abiding citizens upon release. When a youth first enters DYS, he/she is reviewed and given a risk assessment to see what factors could hinder successful release. A Growth Plan is developed that includes programs that the youth should be offered while in DYS to work to achieve a successful transition back into their community. Some of these programs are Why Try, CLIFF program, PLUS program, anger management programs, substance abuse programs, Future Solider Program, education/vocations programs, etc. All of these programs and more are intended to give each youth the tools needed to enhance the chance for a successful re-entry.
Substance Abuse Programs
Clean Lifestyle Is Freedom Forever (CLIFF) (for Juvenile offenders): This program is designed to provide services to youth who have experienced significant negative life experiences as a result of substance abuse or residing with family members who use substance abuse. The youth receive individual counseling, group counseling, pro-social skills (life skills) and family counseling. The focus of all treatment services is to provide youth with the tools necessary to change their thinking and behavior resulting in opportunities to develop and maintain a clean and sober lifestyle.
The Stay Sharp Substance Abuse Program: This program is a Coping skills technique program, along with motivational interviewing, drug education and a relapse prevention. The program's anagram, Stay Sharp, is its organizing principle:
S= Striving for Engagement
H= How I get there
A= Abuse or Addiction
R= Ready to Change
P= Planning for the Future
Sex Offender Programs
Sex Offender Treatment and Education Program (STEP): The Sex offender Treatment and Education Program (STEP) will be provided to all youth who have been adjudicated on a sex offense. Youth will be housed in C-Complex (of what institution?) for the duration of their STEP programming but would be eligible for alternative housing once they have completed their individual STEP programming.
Mental Health, Cognitive, and Social Programs
Anger Replacement Therapy (ART): This is a cognitive behavior, multi-‐modal curriculum comprised of three components: Structured Learning Training, Anger Control Training and Moral Reasoning. This program provides the youths with the means to lean self-‐control when their anger is aroused. Each step teaches the youth to reduce their anger and substitute pro-social behaviors. The anger cycle is taught in steps beginning with Triggers, Cues, Anger Reducers, Reminders and Self Evaluation.
Cage Your Rage (Juvenile Offenders): This program is designed to help youth understand and deal with anger by recording their feelings and actions. It will teach youth ways to not only recognize their anger but also control it through making appropriate choices. Chapters discuss: what causes anger, growing up with anger, how emotions develop, relaxation, managing anger, self talk, action controls, etc.
Gang Realities in Our World (GROW): This program focuses on gang intervention and personal growth. This program was inspired by the book "Gangbusters" written by Lonnie Jackson. Youth placed in this program are housed together in the same unit and attend gang intervention groups to work on developing appropriate pro-‐social bonds, understanding appropriate role models, victim empathy, etc.
Purposeful Living Units Serve (PLUS): This program provides an opportunity for youth to explore and choose alternatives to criminal thinking and behavior through an emphasis on spiritual, moral and character development, life-‐skills training and intentional preparation for living as law abiding citizens who contribute to the well-‐being of their community.
Restorative Justice: DYS has implemented Restorative Justice Projects at each facility to assist with youth accountability and community safety. Another component of Restorative Justice that has been implemented at each facility is Restorative Justice Conferencing with victims, family members and others. A Restorative Justice Conference brings victims, offender, and their respective families and supporters together with a trained facilitator to discuss the offense and its effects. The focus of a conference is the offense itself and repairing the harm that has been done. A primary goal of this process is to have the offender take responsibility for his/her actions. The conference addresses the needs of victims and allows their voices to be heard while helping to bring closure to the incident.
Thinking For A Change: Treatment Program that addresses criminal thinking errors through cognitive-‐behavioral skills training; social skills training; and problem solving skills training. The youth learn and appreciate that cognitive restructuring does require some cognitive skill method. Cognitive skills require an objective, systematic approach to identifying thinking, beliefs, attitudes and values. Thinking Reports are a core part of this program that are used as homework assignments.
VOICES: Voices is a gender informed / gender specific program of self discovery and empowerment for female offenders. It encourages young women to seek and celebrate their "true selves" by giving them a safe space, encouragement, structure, and support to embrace their important journey of self-‐discovery. The focus is on issues that are important in the lives of adolescent females from modules about self and connection with others to exploring health living and the journey ahead. The curriculum uses a variety of therapeutic approaches, including psycho-‐ educational, cognitive-‐behavioral, expressive arts and relational theory.
Why Try: Youth learn ten visual metaphors, such as the Reality Ride, Tearing off Labels, Defense Mechanisms, etc. These metaphors teach and help students explore new social skills and coping skills techniques to break old behavior patterns and to achieve opportunity, freedom, and self respect in their lives. Youths complete assignments that involve writing, art, music, and physical activities to practice their skills. Youths then learn how to apply the skills to their criminogenic needs, their high risk factors, and their life upon release.
You Can See Over The Wall: This is the final metaphor in the Why Try program. Youths are enrolled in this once they complete the Why Try core program. This metaphor summarizes the rest of the program and assists youths in pulling together what they have learned. Youths re-‐ visit skills learned and explore them more deeply. The youth also are expected to show how they are applying the skills from Why Try in order to develop healthy, pro-‐social habits of thinking, feeling, believing and behaving. Youth also begin to practice making re-‐entry plans to change their lifestyle and address the triggers in each of their needs that will lead them back to negative patterns.
Community Re-entry and Occupational programs
Employability Skills: This program prepares youth for process of obtaining employment. The program will discuss goal setting, financial planning, employment resources, job conduct, interviewing, applications, resume development and professional appearance.
Future Solider Program: The purpose of this program is to identify youth who meet military enlistment criteria, develop and prepare them as legitimate military recruits and arrange for their re-entry placement into one of the military branches whenever possible. The youth selected for this program will have volunteered for the program, submitted an application, have reached the age of sixteen and completed a formal interview process. Participation in this program in no way assures acceptance into the military, however, the facility will assist in the process. Program objectives are: develop good citizenship, develop self-reliance, leadership and responsiveness to constituted authority, improve the ability to communicate well, develop an appreciation for physical fitness, increase respect for the role of the US Armed Forces in support of national objectives and develop a basic knowledge of military skills.
Inmate to Workmate: An Aramark Food Service Program offers youth the opportunity to learn food handling and preparation skills. Inmate to Workmate provides youth with both classroom education and a practicum application of hands-on experience.
Youth Work Programs: For years, many offender work assignments were primarily viewed as a means of reducing idleness and, to a lesser degree, considered a component of offender re-entry. Today, successful re-entry begins with a multifaceted case management process. Working in a correctional industries environment is part of that process. By combining the major components of education, substance abuse treatment, faith-‐based practices, and real world work experience, offenders are able to develop new skills and the self-discipline needed to succeed.
The Workplace Environment (Juvenile Offenders): PEN (Prison Enterprise Network) Products, Indiana's correctional industry program, utilizes an offender workforce to operate a self-sustaining business within the framework of the Indiana Department of Correction. PEN offers the opportunity for offenders to experience a real world work environment during their period of incarceration. PEN has a number of traditional industries such as metal working, garments, mattress, chemicals, and printing. Additionally, PEN has a number of partnerships with private industry: packaging, auto parts remanufacturing, pallet refurbishing, recycling, filter manufacturing, and wiring harness production.
While learning specific job skills is important, it is only a portion of what the correctional industries experience offers. Beginning with an application process that mirrors that found in the business world, the offenders go through a structured interview process and, if hired, a new worker orientation before they begin working. More than just job skills are taught. Getting up each morning and performing a full day's work contributes to developing a work ethic, teamwork, and communication skills. The offender also learns quality control procedures, production reporting, warehousing, and shipping/receiving. All are a part of the PEN work experience.
The Indiana Department of Correction in partnership with Indiana-based providers and other state agencies provides formal academic and vocational programs. The focus of all programs from basic literacy through on-site college degree programs is to prepare the offender for post-release employment. On-going research demonstrates a strong correlation among education attainment, employment, and recidivism.
In reaction to the fact that the undereducated are over-represented within the prison population, some states have created mandatory correctional education programs. In contrast, Indiana has created an incentive system that awards credit time to offenders who complete a prescriptive educational program. This approach has demonstrated tremendous value in promoting public safety by reducing the likelihood offenders will recidivate. These programs include:
Basic literacy provides instruction in reading, writing, and mathematics in order to prepare adult offenders for transitioning into the labor market, higher academic programs, or vocational training. Thinking for a Change, a cognitive behavior change program is an integrated component of the Department's Basic Literacy program.
General Educational Development (or GED) on-site programs prepare offenders in five subject areas which, when passed, certify that the offender has academic skills comparable to that of high school graduates. The GED programs are promoted heavily. In a 2009 survey, Indiana Employers ranked the GED certificate as the number one indicator for basic work readiness.
Career Technical programs are based on the projected employment needs of the State through 2016 including the "soft skills" of communication and teamwork that are noted in employer surveys.
College degree programs, up to and including a Bachelor's degree, are provided on-site by six Indiana-based colleges and universities. Offenders are allowed to apply for the State Student Assistance Commission grant awards to help defray the costs of enrollment.
The delivery model for basic literacy, GED, and the Career Technical programs is provided by Ivy Tech Community College in the adult facilities. The basis for the partnership is that the Ivy Tech Community College is the state's largest workforce training provider, awarding nearly 20,000 certifications and one million hours of training annually. The goal is to translate Ivy Tech's achievements in the larger community to the incarcerated population. Equally important is that Ivy Tech is an educational service provider throughout the State. The scope of those programs allows the integration of the correctional education programs with the public system for a continuation of education upon release.
Correctional education is fundamental to the Department's re-entry goals and remains a prerequisite to the success of many other programs. Speaking, writing, reading and listening, as well as quantitative reasoning, are cognitive skills. Substance Abuse treatment, anger management, and recognizing and changing criminal thinking are critical interventions for those segments of the correctional population needing them, and they succeed best when built on a sound mental and educational foundation.
The federal Second Chance Act is promoting new efforts to prepare offenders for re-entry before release. Two of the key elements mentioned in the law are education and employment training, which Indiana's correctional education program continues to support for incarcerated individuals.
Juvenile Education Component
The Indiana Department of Correction, Division of Youth Services (DYS), is responsible to consult with the State Superintendent of Public Instruction and the Indiana Commission on Vocational and Technical Education of the Department of Workforce Development to implement academic and vocational education curricula and programs for incarcerated youths (IC 11-10-5-1). As such, qualified personnel are utilized to provide the instruction. DYS also includes special education programs, which are governed under IC 20-35-2 and IAC 511-7.
The objective of all educational programs for youths is to bridge the gap between the youth's prior educational experience and his educational experience upon re-entry. Youth are assessed at the time of their enrollment in DYS schools, and their educational program is planned based on individual need. DYS schools provide access to middle school/junior high curricula, high school curricula aligned to the Core 40 diploma, GED programming, and Career Technical Training.
In 2009, the Indiana Department of Correction established a contractual agreement with Ball State University and Ivy Tech State Community College to provide the education services to youth enrolled at the Madison Juvenile Correctional Facility in Madison, Indiana. This delivery model has proven to be successful, and was recognized by the American Correctional Association in a recent facility accreditation
By policy, all teachers employed by the State of Indiana as Institutional Teachers and assigned to juvenile facility schools are required to be dual-licensed in special education and a content area. Teachers assigned to teach Core Academic Subjects are required to be Highly Qualified (as defined by the Indiana Department of Education). DYS schools are accountable to IDOE and USDOE through on-going program reviews and data submissions. Juvenile facility schools are accredited by the North Central Association/Advanced as Comprehensive Special Purpose Schools, and credits earned in juvenile facility schools transfer to the youth's public school upon re-entry to his/her community.
Children & FamiliesIndiana recognizes the need for a strong, healthy bond between offenders and their families during incarceration and upon release. Research indicates that children of an incarcerated parent or parents are more likely to become incarcerated. Facilities offer gender-informed and gender-specific parenting programs to offenders in an attempt to break the cycle of incarceration. Healthy relationships between offenders and their spouses or significant others are important as well. Programs are offered regarding healthy relationships, healthy marriages, and recovering from domestic violence.
Responsible Fatherhood: The Indiana Department of Correction (IDOC) in collaboration with the National Fatherhood Initiative offers the "Inside Out Dads" curriculum at all adult male facilities. The purpose of the "Inside Out Dads" program is to provide the tools for each offender to become a more involved, responsible and committed father. Session topics include: The Meaning of Masculinity, Physical and Mental Health, Dealing with Stress and Anger, Carrying Emotions, Recognizing Feelings of Grief and Loss, Love and Relationships, Improving Communication Skills, Building Self-Worth, Discipline, Developmental Stages of Childhood and Creating a Fathering Plan.
Healthy Marriage Plan: The IDOC offers a Healthy Marriage program at 13 different adult male facilities and 2 female facilities. The curriculum being used is "Prevention and Relationship Enhancement Program (PREP)". Marriage skills education seminars are offered twice a year. The seminar is a two day workshop held at the facility. Topics covered include Understanding and Stopping Communication Danger Signs, the Speaker-Listener Technique for Good Communication, Understanding How Issues and Hidden Issues Affect Relationships, Expectations, Dealing with Stress, Problem Solving Skills, Working Through Forgiveness, and Deepening Commitment to the Relationship.
Read to Me Program: This program is another method used to improve and maintain the bond between the offender-parent and the child. Age appropriate books are read by the offender and recorded. The recorded material is sent to the child so that the child can hear the parent read the book to him or her.
Parenting Program (female offenders): A parenting program is offered that helps to strengthen the relationship between the child and the incarcerated mother. Topics covered include Proper Discipline, Nutrition, Basic Care, Age Appropriate Activities, and Connecting with the Child.
Domestic Violence Program: The Domestic Violence Program offers alternatives and other strategies to break away from the abusive cycle to women who are or have been in an abusive situation, whether it is verbal, physical or mental abuse.
Wee Ones Nursery Program: The Wee Ones Nursery Program is offered at one of the female facilities. This program is a voluntary program for pregnant offenders who meet certain eligibility criteria. The intent of the program is to provide parenting education and to ensure quality time to strengthen the mother-infant bond during the initial months after the infant's birth. Mothers and their babies have private rooms in one of the housing units. A small contingent of qualified nannies from the offender population also reside in the unit. The nannies assist the mothers with the care of the infants while the mothers attend classes, counseling appointments and/or similar obligations.
Family Spiritual Religious Service: The Department of Correction recognizes that in order to have a successful re-entry into the community an offender needs to maintain ties with members of his/her family. Also, it has been shown that offenders who have a firm and healthy belief system in place are more likely to have a successful re-entry. In order to enhance both community ties and the belief system of offenders, deserving offenders at some facilities are allowed to invite family members or friends to participate in a religious service program.


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Item Number: DFA-MCS-RFS-MP1
Your Price: $475.00
Dead Foot Arms Modified Cycle System Adapter Kit with Right Side Folding Stock and Phosphate Bolt Carrier Group
The FIRST AND ONLY drop-in folding stock adaptor for the AR-15 platform that supports sustained fire with the stock folded or deployed. Experience an improved, buffer-free cycle with reduced bolt bounce, coupled with extremely efficient and consistent performance. AR-15 owners: Take your storage and quick deployment opportunities to a completely new level. System length folded: 16" barrel (26.25)", 14.3" barrel (24.6"), 10" barrel (20.25"), 7" barrel (17.25").
The Modified Cycle System MILSPEC Complete Bolt Carrier Group is a shortened version of the MILSPEC M16A2 Full-Auto BCG. Contains an MPI tested bolt and is available in magnesium phosphate, QPQ, or Cerekote Micro-Slick® finish. BCG WEIGHT- 9.2 oz. BCG LENGTH- 5.3". Intended for use with the Dead Foot Arms™ Modified Cycle System®.
SYSTEM WEIGHTS- BUFFER TUBE W/ FOLDING BLOCK= 10.9oz. DFA BOLT CARRIER GROUP W/ CYCLE SYSTEM= 9.9oz.
The Dead Foot Arms Modified Cycle System includes everything you need convert your weapon in a matter of minutes: Complete Folding Stock Assembly, Complete Modified Bolt Carrier Group, Buffer Springs, Recoil Springs, and Buffer Tube Assembly. Installs in 5 to 7 minutes utilizing only a castle nut wrench (not included).
Dead Foot Arms Modified Cycle System includes everything you need: Complete Folding Stock Assembly, Modified Bolt Carrier Group (which includes plunger and guide rod), and recoil and buffer spring.
DEAD FOOT ARMS MCS WITH FOLDING STOCK ADAPTOR- The Complete Modified Cycle ships to you in a custom clamshell packaging and includes the following components, all of which are proprietary to the system:
1. Our Modified Bolt Carrier Group (complete group).
2. Buffer spring and Recoil Spring (1 ea). 3. Plunger (1 ea)
4. Buffer Tube w/ Guide Rod and Endcap (1 ea).
5. Folding Block Assembly (1 ea).
Please note that the DFA T-Rex 5 position collapsable stock is sold separately. YOU CAN USE ANY COMMERCIAL OR MILSPEC BUTTSTOCK WITH THIS SYSTEM- therefore the T-Rex stock is offered for purchase separately, as many AR owners enjoy the stock they currently use.
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European SUZUKI Days @ MAGNY-COURS
Organised by EYBIS
Friday - Saturday - Sunday 26 - 27 - 28 April 2013
Supported by SUZUKI Switzerland
Open for all motorcycle brands!
Trip - Arrival - Access to the Paddock - Showers - Toilets - Electricity
The circuit of Magny-Cours is situated 15 km South-East of Nevers, the capital of the department Nièvre en Bourgogne:
(click on the gps-coordinates for a satellite picture)
Here you can find an up-to-date weather map of Magny-Cours.
From Paris, there is still 2.30hrs of driving ahead.
The evening before our event - from 7 PM (19.00), no end time - you can join the paddock parking.
If this might be possible at an earlier time, this will be twittered. Click here if you don't follow EYBIS on Twitter yet !
You can stay the night on this gigantic space of 40.000 (!) square meters.
Showers (on parking P2), toilets, electricity and water connections are available.
From 7 PM, you can join your pitbox if wanted / rented.
Please come to box 44 for this first. More info about this under item 2.
You will find a predefined Routeplanner to Magny-Cours on our "TRACKS"-page (then, click on the red dot of Magny-Cours, and on the pop-up that appears, click on "To here").
Be sure to also try the zoom function on this page. Afterwards, at the right hand side on this map, you can choose for Vervolgens kan u rechts bovenaan op de kaart kiezen voor "Kaart" or "Satelliet". If you choose "Satelliet", you will see a very sharp aerial photo of the circuit.
Lodging - Pitbox(es) - Access to the Pitlane - Prohibitions
a. Lodging
An overview of the lodging possibilities can be found here.
b. Pitboxes
48 pitboxes of 48 m2 (12 x 4m) are available.
The keys of the boxes are available between 7.30PM (19.30) till 10PM @ the EYBIS tent / pitbox 44.
With the handover of the key, we have to ask you for a valid ID-card for bail.
You will get this back the last night, unless there would be damage in or on your pitbox.
The rental price of a pitbox is 175 € per day + 300 € bail (= 2011 amounts, so they could be a little different this year).
Payment has to be done directly - with VISA - to the responsible of the circuit in his office, accessible via the pitlane through the door underneath the podium.
c. Access to the Pitlane
For those who do not rent a pitbox, the pitlane can be accessed from the paddock via box 22.
d. Prohibitions
Administrative Formalities
a. Enrolments: in the EYBIS-tent / Box 44
See timetable.
(to bring: ID-card & 2 completed and signed parts of the waiver of liability)
b. Technical Inspection
The technical inspection will be done at random. Everybody is responsible for the good state of his own motorcycle. Pay special attention to the following :
MANDATORY Briefing for everyone @ 8.30 AM @ the EYBIS Tent
Tire service & Gasoline
For info and tire ordering : + 33 6 75 13 80 31 (French)
Payment can only be done with a "carte bancaire internationale avec puce" (read : also with VISA ;-).
Just outside the paddock there is a carting circuit where you can also pay cash.
Meals & Drinks
Circuit map
Click here for the official super-complete map of the Magny-Cours domain in high resolution !
If you have questions, do not hesitate to give us a call on + 32 476 691 091.


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Playwright launches, gets 'Homecoming'
Famed author Earl Hamner Jr. joins cast members of The Homecoming, the dramatic holiday tale whose 1971 television version launched the long-running and still syndicated show The Waltons. Hamner, whose tv writing includes several classic episodes of The Twilight Zone, gave a reading Thursday night, November 5, at the named-for-him Hamner Theater in the Rockfish Valley Community Center. While he heads back to his home in California, his play, directed here by Boomie Pederson, will be presented most Thursdays through Sundays between November 19 and December 13. (photo by David Ferrell)
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Yes she is, this may be the best theater in the Cville mootraplex.
Boomie Pederson is a terrific director, and this is a play you will not want to miss. As a child I was lucky enough to have parents that took me to live theater, it was a gift, and one I hope other parents will give their children and take them to this wonderful play.


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This motherboard supports the latest Intel® Core™2 processors in LGA775 package. It also can support Intel® next generation 45nm Multi-Core CPU. With new Intel® Core™ microarchitecture technology and 1333 / 1066 / 800 MHz FSB, Intel® Core™2 processor is one of the most powerful and energy efficient CPU in the world.
Intel® G35 Chipset
The Intel® G35 Express Chipset boosts your gaming and multimedia experience with the integrated graphics engine Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator X3500. It supports the latest 1333MHz FSB multi-core processors and platforms; and delivers breakthrough advances in 2D and 3D graphics and video capabilities. Featuring the Intel® Clear Video Technology, Enhanced Post-processing and Windows Vista compatibility, this chipset meets the changing display requirements of visually rich applications and provides smooth playback of High-Definition Videos, superb 3D effects and performance, crisp imaging, and accurate color control.
DDR2 is the next generation memory technology to replace the current DDR. With the highest speed up to 800MHz, DDR2 memory provides great performance for 3D graphics and other memory demanding applications.
HDMI/DVI interface
High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) is a set of digital video standards that delivers multi-channel audio and uncompressed digital video for full HD 1080p visuals through through a single cable. Supporting HDCP copy protection such as HD DVD and Blu-ray Discs, HDMI provides you with the highest-quality home theater experience.
With bundled HDMI to DVI conversion adapter, this motherboard can also support DVI output. DVI (Digital Visual Interface) provides high quality visuals for digital display devices like LCD monitors. The interface of this motherboard supports dual VGA outputs for both HDMI/DVI and RGB.
*Due to Intel VGA driver for Windows XP does not include screen scraper defense, so HD-DVD and Blu-Ray can only run under Windows Vista OS
ASUS Splendid
ASUS exclusive Splendid Video Intelligence Technology carefully evaluates every pixel in every frame and dynamically adjusts them according to conditions most favorable to the human eye. With intelligent optimization for Contrast, Saturation, Hue and Brightness, a dedicated chipset engine with lower CPU utilization built into ASUS MB delivers vivid colors and detail image comparable to the very best visual experience.
*Splendid only support D-sub VGA output with a resolution up to 1600x1200
Dual Display
Allows you to utilize 2 monitors for increased multi-tasking work efficiency by not wasting time alt-tabbing between programs. You can easily work on 2 different applications in full screen mode and instantly double your desktop space. For example, you can browse your picture library thumbnails on one monitor and use the second to edit them; or browse the Internet / read emails on one while having a document open on the other.
Uses 100% All High-quality Conductive Polymer Capacitors!
This motherboard uses all high-quality conductive polymer capacitors onboard for durability, improved lifespan, and enhanced thermal capacity.
Precision Tweaker 2
Super-fine Adjustments to Help Create a Brand New O.C Record!
Allows the user to adjust the NB Voltage, FSB termination Voltage, CPU PLL Voltage and the DRAM Voltage in 0.02v steps to finetune voltages to achieve the most precise setting for the ultimate customized overclocking configuration.
Gigabit LAN
The integrated dual Gigabit LAN design allows a PC to serve as a network gateway for managing traffic between two separate networks. This capability ensures rapid transfer of data from WAN to LAN without any added arbitration or latency.
8-ch High Definition Audio
Enjoy high-end sound system on your PC!
The onboard 8-channel HD audio (High Definition Audio, previously codenamed Azalia) CODEC enables high-quality 192KHz/24-bit audio output, jack-sensing feature, retasking functions and multi-streaming technology that simultaneously sends different audio streams to different destinations. You can now talk to your partners on the headphone while playing a multi-channel network games. All of these are done on one computer.
S/PDIF-out on Back I/O Port
This motherboard provides convenient connectivity to external home theater audio systems via coaxial and optical S/PDIF-out (SONY-PHILIPS Digital Interface) jacks. It allows to transfer digital audio without converting to analog format and keeps the best signal quality.
IEEE 1394a interface
IEEE 1394a interface provides high speed digital interface for audio/video appliances such as digital television, digital video camcorders, storage peripherals & other PC portable devices.
C.P.R.(CPU Parameter Recall)
When the system hangs due to overclocking failure, there is no need to open the case to clear CMOS data. Just simply restart the system, the BIOS would show the previous setting and then users can amend the CPU setting again.
Serial ATA 3Gb/s RAID
This motherboard supports next-generation SATA hard drives based on the new SATA 3Gb/s storage specification. The onboard Intel ICH9R allows RAID 0, RAID 1, RAID 0+1, RAID 5 six SATA connectors.
AI Direct Link
AI Direct Link can easily and efficiently transfer large amounts of data via the network cable - saving up to 70% of the total time taken. With AI Direct Link, it becomes easy to backup or share large data files like movies or other media content.
AI Gear2
Power Savings for Environment-Friendly Computing
AI Gear2 allows users to choose profiles to adjust CPU frequency and vCore voltage to minimize system noise and power consumption. For example, users can change the mode in real-time in the operating system to max power saving mode and can save up to 50% power for the CPU when using word processing applications.
AI Nap
Minimize noise and power consumption when temporarily away!
With AI Nap, users can instantly snooze your PC without terminating the tasks. System will continue operating at minimum power and noise when user is temporarily away. It keeps downloading files or running applications in quietest state while you´re sleeping. Simply click keyboard or mouse, you can swiftly wake up the system in few seconds.
ASUS Q-Connector
Make connection quick and accurate!
The ASUS Q-Connector allows you to connect or disconnect chassis front panel cables in one easy step with one complete module. This unique adapter eliminates the trouble of plugging in one cable at a time, making connection quick and accurate.
Q-Fan 2
Adjusts both CPU fan and chassis fan speeds according to system loading ASUS Q-Fan2 technology intelligently adjusts both CPU fan and chassis fan speeds according to system loading to ensure quiet, cool and efficient operation.
CrashFree BIOS 3
Simply restore corrupted BIOS data from USB flash disk
The ASUS CrashFree BIOS 3 allows users to restore corrupted BIOS data from a USB flash disk containing the BIOS file. This utility saves users the cost and hassle of buying a replacement BIOS chip.
EZ-Flash 2
Simply update BIOS from a USB flash disk before entering the OS
EZ Flash 2 is a user-friendly BIOS update utility. Simply launch this tool and update BIOS from a USB flash disk before entering the OS. You can update your BIOS only in a few clicks without preparing an additional floppy diskette or using an OS-based flash utility.
ASUS MyLogo 3
Personalize your system with customizable boot logo
You can convert your favorite photo into a 256-color boot logo for a more colorful and vivid image on your screen.
The motherboard and its packaging comply with the European Union´s Restriction on the use of Hazardous Substances (RoHS). This is in line with the ASUS vision of creating environment-friendly and recyclable products and packaging to safeguard consumers´ health while minimizing the impact on the environment.
The product (electrical , electronic equipment, Mercury-containing button cell battery) should not be placed in municipal waste. Check local regulations for disposal of electronic products.
ASUS P5E-VM HDMI, Intel, LGA 775 (Socket T), 8 GB, GMA X3500, Gigabit LAN, micro ATX
ASUS P5E-VM HDMI. Processor manufacturer: Intel, Processor socket: LGA 775 (Socket T). Maximum internal memory: 8 GB. Graphics adapter: GMA X3500. Networking features: Gigabit LAN. Motherboard form factor: micro ATX, Audio output channels: 7.1 channels, Audio chip: Realtek ALC883


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For anyone having problems with their desktop or laptop computer I am offering a free computer checkup service. You can leave you computer with me or i will be able to collect it, it will be given a full check on its performance, memory and hard drive suitability, anti-virus capabilities and checked for any other common problems.
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Out of the Park Developments has revealed thatOut of the Park Baseball 14 will be released to pre-orderers on April 12, and to everyone else on April 15. The latest edition of the popular baseball simulation features 2013 major league rosters, a completely recoded player origin system, new fielding ratings development system, better player development tracking, and an expanded real-time simulation experience.
Here are the new and revamped features you'll find in OOTP 14.2013 Opening Day Major League RostersCompletely Recoded Player Origin SystemRecoded Player Creation AlgorithmsNew Fielding Ratings Development SystemRecoded Scouting SystemBetter Player Development TrackingExpanded Real-Time Simulation ExperienceImproved TradingMiscellaneous FeaturesImproved interfaceBetter player evaluation AIRoster AI recoding, resulting in better managing of minor leagues and the 40-man rosterBetter contract negotiation AIImproved depth charts and pitching staff control, i.e. list your preferred pinch-hitters, pinch-runners and "LOOGY"-Pitcher.New graphical depth chart screenImproved league strategy settings; i.e., define the number of starting pitchers, relief pitchers, and position players carried by the AI teams, split by DH and non-DH sub-leagues.Smarter in-game AIImproved in-game control, including "Pitch to Contact" option and better stealing control in one-pitch modeMuch more storylinesImproved play-by-play commentaryOne-click joining of online leaguesNew playoff series analysis screenSurprise OOTP 14 Features!Every year we like to surprise you with some last-minute OOTP features, and this year is no different. Here's what we've added to the game during its final days of development:Unlock plenty of performance-based Achievements! How many can you discover during your managerial career?You can set a player to a "Not Interested" Trade Status, preventing the AI to offer this player to you again.A Free Agent Draft can now be scheduled from the League Setup functions screen. It's similar to the inaugural draft, but it doesn't clear the team rosters and it assigns picked players adequate 1-year contracts. Such a draft is useful if, for example, you want to have contraction and draft the players released from the contracted teams. Or if you import several historical players into the FA pool and want the teams to draft them.The new optional Font Size Setting allows you to adjust the interface to your liking.
Every year we like to surprise you with some last-minute OOTP features, and this year is no different. Here's what we've added to the game during its final days of development:
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DOVER �The Dover Chamber is pleased to welcome Optima Bank & Trust with a traditional ribbon cutting ceremony. The leadership team of Optima Bank & Trust were all on hand to celebrate the occasion.
While there are other good banks in the Seacoast area, the Optima team was convinced that none of them were delivering what they believe the very best banks should deliver -- an exceptionally high level of personal attention to their clients.
At Optima Bank & Trust, their goal was to create a well capitalized, expertly managed, full-service bank that would literally change the way successful people think about banking.
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Optima Bank was recently named 2012 Business of the Year by the Greater Portsmouth Chamber of Commerce. Founded was five years ago by Daniel and Pamela Morrison, Optima now has assets of $226.3 million, said Daniel Morrison, president and chief executive officer.
Optima Bank & Trust is making a difference in our community. They are pleased to be able to give back to the community through loans to individuals and businesses, as well as through their volunteering, donations and sponsorships.
The bank�s staff has grown to 34 employees, with a plan to reach 40 by year�s end.
Optima Bank & Trust has branches at Two Harbour Place, Portsmouth, 26 Lafayette Road, North Hampton and 17 Portsmouth Ave., Stratham To learn more about Optima Bank & Trust, visit them at http://www.optimabank.com.
The Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce is a not-for-profit association of businesses, professionals, individuals, and organizations working together to advance the economic well-being of its members and the community. For details on Dover Chamber membership and other programs or for a schedule of activities, please call the Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce at 603-742-2218, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com, or visit www.dovernh.org.
Optima Bank joins Dover Chamber, sees continued growth ahead
DOVER �The Dover Chamber is pleased to welcome Optima Bank & Trust with a traditional ribbon cutting ceremony. The leadership team of Optima Bank & Trust were all on hand to celebrate the occasion.


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Slava Voynov
Chelyabinsk Russia
Eligible for draft:
2nd round (32nd overall), 2008
193 lbs.
Prospect Talent Score
Probability of Success
2007-08: Built on his successful 2006-07 Super League debut with a strong 2007-08 Super League season. He also continued to play for Russia's U20 squad at the World Championships and helped Russia win the silver medals at the U18 World Junior Championships. The games against the Canadians during the Super Series and in the U18 WJC finals were the main dark spots on Voynov's resume. However while there is little excuse for what happened at the U18 WJC, the young defenseman was one or Russia's brighter spots during the Super Series, as he was able to match the Canadians physically and control the game better than some of his teammates.
2008-09: Signing with the Kings shortly after being drafted, Voynov was assigned to Manchester of the AHL where he would spend the entire season as one of the best defensemen for the Monarchs. A rare 18-year-old in AHL, Voinov more than held his own and was occasionally the best defenseman on the ice for Manchester in leading all defensemen with eight goals and 23 points.
2009-10: in his second season with the Manchester Monarchs, Voynov posted 10 goals and 19 assists in 79 regular season appearances. He also played in 9 playoff games for the Monarchs, posting 1 goal and 3 assists.
2010-11: Voynov was the leading scorer amongst defensemen for the Manchester Monarchs in his third AHL season; scoring 15 goals with a team-high 36 assists in 76 games. Voynov's +21 plus/minus was the top mark on a Monarchs' team that finished second in the Atlantic Division and took eventual Calder Cup champion Binghamton to seven games in a first-round playoff series. Voynov scored 2 goals with 3 assists and was +1 with 6 PMs in the playoffs.
Talent Analysis
A talented universal defenseman whose offensive abilities have been compared to that of Kiril Koltsov, but also possesses defensive responsibility, something that Koltsov lacks…an above average skater with good technique, but has only average acceleration and needs to improve his first step…a capable puck handler, capable of bringing the puck up the ice…doesn't shoot the puck as often as he should in the offensive zone, but does have a decent slap shot from the blue line….capable of quarterbacking a powerplay with some nice feeds and calm puck management…capable of playing physical hockey and taking the game to his opponents, even if he is smaller than them in stature…capable of making nice open ice hits, but doesn't hit in the open ice as often as he should…strong positionally, but at times can be caught out of position, especially in the neutral zone if he decides to take a chance on the play and create an offensive chance for his linemates…not very big, thus putting to question his ability to fully adopt his skill-set to North American hockey, though he has proven his ability to play well in traffic and under pressure…very mature for his age, getting significant minutes against professionals in the Super League from the age of just 16…sees the ice very well and understands the game, making very good decisions with and without the puck.
Voynov will likely split the 2010-11 season between the NHL and AHL.


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About 41% of Kickstarter Projects Fail [INFOGRAPHIC]
Kickstarter is an innovative platform that helps entrepreneurs get funding needed for product development, but according to a new infographic, almost half of Kickstarter projects fail.
The infographic, created by AppsBlogger.com, looked at a total of 45,815 Kickstarter projects and nearly $215 million pledged funds. It shows that the secret to having a successful Kickstarter project is setting a realistic monetary goal and dedicating the right amount of campaigning days to spend on the site.
Shorter Kickstarter campaigns tend to better, with the average successful project lasting 38 days, compared to failed projects which averaged 43 days. Meanwhile, successful projects typically ask for around $5,487 compared to failed projects which, on average, ask for $16,365.
8.5% of funded projects received more than double their goal.
Certain Kickstarter categories do better than others. Topping the list of successfully-funded projects are those in the following categories: dance (75%), theater (71%), music (68%), art (57%) and comics (54%). About 39% of tech projects are successful.
Meanwhile, the most popular and competitive projects (based on the number of projects submitted) are film and video (no. 1), music (no. 2), publishing (no. 3), art (no. 4) and theater (no. 5). Technology placed in the no. 12 spot.


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Holiday Parties Not Merry for the Unemployed
For the long-term unemployed, holiday gatherings can be uncomfortable. When people who have been jobless for years encounter acquaintances they only see during the holidays, how can they handle awkward conversations about work or job prospects? WSJ's Sue Shellenbarger along with consultant, author and speaker Don Gabor has details on Lunch Break.
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There is very little, if anything, that the individual farm operator, landowner, or agriculturist can do about the debt ceiling agreement. The Congress and the president are raising the debt ceiling, which was the most contentious issue in government since Monica Lewinsky was in the headlines. The agreement to prevent a governmental default is a 74-page page document (pdf), which restricts the speed at which expenditures can increase.
So how was agriculture treated in the agreement – which primarily was negotiated behind closed doors and over phone lines? There were certainly no committee hearings, and lobbyists were watching the news reports as much as the typical voter and taxpayer. If the objective of a farm lobbyist was to keep agriculture out of the agreement, they earned their fee. The agreement does not include the words, agriculture, farm, farm policy, biofuel, ethanol, direct payment or any of the language that you would expect. The word "food" appears once, only to correctly change the reference to the Food Stamp Program to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program in 1985 language that formed the basis of the legislative document. Otherwise the agreement is devoid of references to agriculture.
The other shoe will fall in mid-August, when the House and Senate will appoint 12 of their members to a special committee to determine how to remove another trillion dollars from the budget over the next 10 years. So the farm lobbyists had their chance to get some rest this past weekend because they will be working overtime through the rest of the year to push and pull and minimize the impact on agriculture.
The current attitude in Washington is that agriculture is doing very well, and USDA is a wealthy unit of government where savings could occur, short of selling the USDA South Building for capital office space. With USDA's $100+ billion budget, the initial target will be direct payments, and similar farm safety net programs, which even some farm groups are willing to sacrifice. However, 75% of the USDA budget is in the food assistance programs, and those have recently appeared to be vulnerable to sizeable cuts. When the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (food stamp) is cut, that will be long after commodity support programs have been discarded, along with conservation funding, biofuel support programs, ag research and rural development funding.
Protection of some farm programs has long been the job of certain southern senators, whose tenure put them in charge of committees where they could ensure that substantial funding was available for cotton, rice, peanuts and tobacco. Those days are over. The senators are retired, and when Arkansas Senator Blanche Lincoln was defeated in the last primary election, her chairmanship of the Senate Agriculture Committee went to a Michigan Senator who might like fried rice, but has no particular allegiance to U.S. rice farmers.
On a parallel path with the blue ribbon budget cutters will be the renewal of farm policy in the 2012 Farm Bill. In farm country that process garners headlines, but within the Washington budget atmosphere, it may be hard to find notices of when House and Senate Agriculture Committees will even be holding farm bill hearings. At this point the committees will be determining where funds are allocated, if they can find any funds to allocate.
The debt ceiling negotiations have successfully avoided a governmental default, but in doing so everyone agreed to curtail spending increases, so there has been no specific impact on agriculture. However, a special committee will soon begin work to cut the budget, and that will bring an expected impact on the USDA budget, from commodity support programs, conservation, ag research, and even food assistance programs.


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Budget Wii shooters are almost literally ten-a-penny these days, but PQube's Wicked Monsters Blast might have a little something about it. The four-player family-friendly shooter is already out in North America but is due to reach the UK in February 2012, and judging from the trailer below takes heavy inspiration from Point Blank and even a touch of Nintendo's WarioWare series. Check..


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WebService::ISBNDB::ItUseroContributed Perl DocWebService::ISBNDB::Iterator(3) NAME WebService::ISBNDB::Iterator - Iterator class for large result-sets SYNOPSIS # The search() method of API-derived classes returns an Iterator $iter = WebService::ISBNDB::API->search(Books => { author => 'poe_edgar_allan' }); print $iter->get_total_results, " books found.\n"; while ($book = $iter->next) { print $book->get_title, "\n"; } # Reset the iterator $iter->reset; # Do something else with all the elements found by the search for ($iter->all) { ... } DESCRIPTION This class provides an iterator object to abstract the results from a search. Searches may return anywhere from no matches to thousands. Besides the fact that trying to allocate all of that data at once could overwhelm system memory, the isbndb.com service returns data in "pages", rather than risk sending an overwhelming response. The iterator stores information about the initial request, and as the user progresses past the in-memory slice of data, it makes subsequent requests behind the scenes to refresh the data until the end of the results-set is reached. It is not expected that users will manually create iterators. Iterators will be created as needed by the "search" method in the API classes. METHODS Methods are broken in the following groups: Constructor new($ARGS) The constructor is based on the Class::Std model. The argument it takes is a hash-reference whose key/value pairs are attribute names and values. The attributes are defined below, in "Accessor Methods". The only required attributes in the arguments list are "request_args" and "contents". The first is the set of arguments used in the initial request made to the service. They are reused when subsequent pages need to be fetched. The second is the initial set of objects, fetched from the first page of results. Iterator Methods These methods are the general-use interface between the user and the iterator. In most cases, an application will only need to use the methods listed here: first Return the first element in the results-set. Regardless of the current position within the iterator, this is always the very first element (or "undef", if there were no elements found by the search). This does not alter the position of the internal pointer, or trigger any additional requests to the data source. next Return the next element off the iterator, or "undef" if the iterator is exhausted. All elements returned by an iterator descend from WebService::ISBNDB::API. All elements in a given iterator will always be from the same implementation class. The iterator does not explicitly identify the class of the objects, since the application had to have had some degree of knowledge before making the call to "search". all Returns the full set of results from the iterator, from the beginning to the end (if the iterator has already been read some number of times, it is reset before the list is constructed). The return value is the list of elements when called in a list-context, or a list-reference of the elements when called in a scalar context. The iterator will be in an exhausted state after this returns. reset Resets the internal counter within the iterator to the beginning of the list. This allows the iterator to be re-used when and if the user desires. fetch_next_page When a request (via next()) goes past the internal set of data, this method is called to request the next page of results from the data source, until the last page has been read. This method alters the "page_number", "contents" and "shown_results" attributes. If the user has set a hook (via set_fetch_page_hook()), it is called with the arguments for the request just prior to the request itself. The arguments are those provided in the "request_args" attribute, plus a "page_number" argument set to the page that is being requested. Accessor Methods The accessor methods provide access to the internal attributes of the object. These attributes are: total_results The total number of results in the result-set, not to be confused with the number of results currently in memory. page_size The size of the "page" returned by the data source, in turn the maximum number of elements held internally by the iterator at any given time. As the index proceeds to the end of the in-memory list, a new page is fetched and this many new elements replace the previous set internally. page_number The number of the page of results currently held within the iterator. When the iterator fetches a new page, this is incremented. When the iterator is reset, this is set to 1. shown_results The number of results currently held within the iterator. When the last page of a results-set is fetched, it may have fewer than "page_size" elements in it. This attribute will always identify the number of elements currently kept internally. contents The list reference used internally to store the current set of objects for the page of results held by the iterator. Be careful with this value, as changing its contents can change the internal state of the iterator. request_args The hash reference that stores the original request arguments used to fetch the initial page of data from the data source. This is used to make any additional requests for subsequent pages, as needed. Be careful with the value, as changing its contents can affect the iterator's ability to fetch further pages. index The integer value that marks the current position within the iterator. The value is the position within the whole set of results, not just within the single page held internally. agent The WebService::IDBNDB::Agent instance that is used to fetch additional pages as needed. It is generally set at object- construction time by the API object that creates the iterator. If it is not specified in the constructor, the "get_default_agent" method of WebService::ISBNDB::API is called. fetch_page_hook If this attribute has a value that is a code-reference, the code- reference is invoked with the arguments that are going to be passed to the "request" method of the "agent". The hook (or callback) will receive the iterator object referent and the hash-reference of arguments, as if it had been called as a method in this class. The arguments are those stored in "request_args" as well as one additional argument, "page_number", containing the number of the page being requested. Note that the hook will not be called for the first page fetched from the data source. That is because that fetch is done outside the scope of the iterator class, and the data from that initial fetch is provided when the iterator is constructed. Note that for most of the attributes, only the "get" accessor is documented. Users should not need to manually set any of the attributes (except for "fetch_page_hook") unless they are sub-classing this class: get_total_results get_page_size get_page_number get_shown_results get_contents get_request_args get_index get_agent Return the relevant attribute's value. Note, again, that get_contents() and get_request_args() return the actual reference value used internally. Changes to the contents of those reference values may impact the behavior of the iterator itself. set_fetch_page_hook($HOOK) Set a hook (callback) to be called each time the iterator has to fetch a new page from the data source. The value is a code- reference, and is called with the iterator object and a hash- reference of the request arguments as parameters. Any return value is ignored. If the hook dies, an exception is thrown by fetch_next_page() with the error message. get_fetch_page_hook Get the current hook value, if any. SEE ALSO WebService::ISBNDB::API, Class::Std AUTHOR Randy J. Ray <firstname.lastname@example.com> LICENSE This module and the code within are released under the terms of the Artistic License 2.0 (http://www.opensource.org/licenses/artistic-license-2.0.php). This code may be redistributed under either the Artistic License or the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL) version 2.1 (http://www.opensource.org/licenses/lgpl-license.php). perl v5.32.0 2020-08-25 WebService::ISBNDB::Iterator(3)
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Today's campaign trail news summary features Bill Clinton claiming Romney is right, Eva Longoria's twitter inspired need to resign from Team Obama, the liberal return to playing the race card, Romney's rising tide in Ohio, the nation and early balloting, the gaffe that will haunt the President in the third and final debate, a clue that al Qaeda is still very much on the run, Hillary Clinton's apparent lack of interest in running for President in 2016, and much more
- Bill Clinton Pissed At Obama Over Benghazi Blame Game: Says Romney is Right, Obama Hasn't Fixed Country – Video
- Eva Longoria must resign or be given the boot from the Obama campaign
- With Obama Dropping Like a Stone, Liberals Are Replaying the Race Card in a Big Way
- Romney opens a 7 point lead in new Gallup Poll
- RNC says their modeling has unaffiliated Ohio early voters at 30.5% Romney and 24.9% Obama
- In 2008, Dems led early vote in OH by 20 pts. Their lead today is 7pts and shrinking by the day
- Obama's great gaffe. Overlooked in debate No.2, a huge mistake now teed up perfectly for Romney for Monday's last debate
- Obama Changes Stump Speech: Al-Qaeda No Longer "on the Run"
- Hillary Clinton denies presidential interest
- Obama's pandering to women falls short
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