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Joseph McNeil, Civil Rights Trail Blazer, Inspires St. John's Community with Address During Founder's Week Celebration
"Something had to be done and the time was right for bold action," said Joseph A. McNeil LL.D., an important figure in U.S. civil rights history who spoke yesterday at St. John's University about his well documented 1960 sit-in at an F.W. Woolworth lunch counter in Greensboro, North Carolina that only served "whites." The retired Major General in the Air Force Reserves and the Federal Aviation Administration recounted the mood and volatility of the times in a poignant speech of hope and inspiration as a featured guest at the school's 15th Annual Founder's Week Celebration before a crowd of 200 St. John's students, faculty and administrators in the University's Little Theatre on the Queens Campus.
Photo Gallery Video His presentation, "Transformation: Vision and Values," began with a seven minute WNBC-TV video recounting the incident (February 1, 1960) that involved he and three African-American college acquaintances forever known as the "Greensboro Four." Their efforts on that fateful day would help change American civil rights history forever in the segregated South. Mr. McNeil will also participate in the St. John's Staten Island Campus Founder's Week Celebration with a lecture today at 11:00 a.m. in the University's Kelleher Center. "We had no idea at the time that our small act of defiance in taking a non-violent stand would turn into a movement that would spread to thousands of people throughout the South," recalled Mr. McNeil.Maj. Gen. McNeil's historic protest came as a young 17 year-old freshman at North Carolina A&T State University, and grew across the South like a wildfire. What began as group of four swelled to 75,000 students who participated in staged demonstrations in 54 cities across the South. This group became known as the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC). Martin Luther King, Jr. called the sit-ins a "turning point" in civil rights history. "One of Dr. King's quotes also rings true to me when I speak on this topic and that is, 'Injustice anywhere is injustice everywhere.'" added Mr. McNeil. After graduation, Mr. McNeil went on to have a distinguished career within the Air Force branch of the United States military. He has received major awards and decorations during his time of service including the Combat Readiness Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Humanitarian Service Medal, and the Vietnam Service Medal with Silver Star just to name a few. He currently serves as a member of the Advisory Board for St. John's University College of Pharmacy and Allied Health Professions, and received an Honorary Doctor of Laws degree from St. John's University in 1998. "I attended a fourth grade Black History Month presentation at my son Matthew's elementary school some years ago and was overwhelmed by the keynote speaker on that day," said Robert Mangione, R.Ph, Ed.D, Dean of the St. John's University College of Pharmacy and Allied Health Professions. "It was Maj. General McNeil and ever since that day we have become good friends. He is a great source of advice and council to our Board and to me personally." Founder's Week is an opportunity for the University community to deepen its understanding and commitment to the Vincentian mission and tradition of St. John's University. The theme for the 15th annual celebration is "Vincentian Transformation: Changing HEARTS; Creating PEACE. Special events and activities are scheduled from January 25th-February 4th at the University's Queens, Staten Island, Manhattan, Oakdale, Rome, Italy and Paris, France campus locations. A complete calendar of events for Founder's Week at St. John's can be found by visiting the University website at www.stjohns.edu/foundersweek. For more information on this event and Founder's Week please contact Mary Ann Dantuono, Associate Director for the Vincentian Center for Church and Society, by calling (718) 990-6758 or by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com. Media inquires can be directed to Dominic Scianna, Assistant Vice President for Media Relations at St. John's, by calling (718) 990-6185 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com. For more information on St. John's please visit the University website at www.stjohns.edu/news.


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Date: May 14, 2009
Hofstra Entertainment Presents a 90th Birthday Tribute to LI Composer Ervin Drake
Sunday, June 7, 2009, at 2 p.m.
Featuring His Greatest Hits, Including "It Was a Very Good Year," "Tico-Tico," "Al Di La," "Perdido," "Quando, Quando, Quando," "I Believe," and "Good Morning Heartache,"
Performed by KT Sullivan and John Gabriel, Among Other Guests
Hofstra University, Hempstead, NY … Renowned composer and Long Islander Ervin Drake will be honored at a tribute concert titled Very Good Years, presented by Hofstra Entertainment at the Monroe Lecture Center Theater on Sunday, June 7, 2009, at 2 p.m. Guest vocalists include Broadway veteran and cabaret star KT Sullivan, Emmy-nominated actor John Gabriel and many others accompanied by a six-person musical ensemble (featuring piano, bass, drums, trombone, viola and saxophone).
Tickets for Very Good Years are $20, $17 for senior citizens (over 65) and $15 for matriculated non-Hofstra students with ID. Members of the Hofstra community receive one free ticket upon presentation of a current HofstraCard. For tickets and more information call the Hofstra Box Office at (516) 463-6644 or visit hofstra.edu/hofstraentertainment.
Mr. Drake, former president of the Songwriters Guild of America and a member of the Songwriters Hall of Fame, is known for such songs as "It Was a Very Good Year" (made famous by Frank Sinatra); "Tico-Tico," "Al Di La," "Perdido," "Quando, Quando, Quando," "I Believe," and "Good Morning Heartache" (recorded by Billie Holliday, among many others).
From 1948 to 1962 Mr. Drake focused on television work and as writer/composer/producer was involved in more than 700 prime time network programs and 40 specials, working with the top entertainers of the time.
His talents have also been featured on Broadway with the musicals What Make Sammy Run? (composer, lyricist), adapted from the Budd Schulberg novel, and Her First Roman (composer, lyricist, bookwriter), based on George Bernard Shaw's Caesar and Cleopatra.
The story of Ervin Drake is not only one of music and celebrity but also of rekindled love. Mr. Drake resides in Great Neck with his wife, Edith. The two met when he was a 20-year-old aspiring songwriter, and she was a 17-year-old model and show girl. After three years together they ended their relationship, married others and raised families. The initial heartbreak of losing Edith, inspired Mr. Drake to write the 1946 song "Good Morning Heartbreak." More than 30 years later, Edith read the obituary for Ervin's wife. She had also been widowed and called Ervin to pay her condolences. Their romance was shortly thereafter renewed, and they married in 1982.
Hofstra Entertainment is an on-campus production company that has consistently provided unique and thought-provoking theatrical productions and related presentations for more thirty years. Collaborating with the Hofstra Cultural Center, as well as various academic departments including the Department of Drama and Dance, throughout its history, Hofstra Entertainment has produced theater for young people, one-person shows, musical revues, original plays, world premieres, Long Island premieres, concerts, poetry-in-performance presentations and Broadway scale musicals with full orchestras.
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Forget Saudi. America's oil future is Canada. (Business Insider) * Lego's comeback. (Daily Telegraph)
1. CHINA POISED TO VETO ANY DEAL | Beijing may kill any chance of agreement. China has been signalling for days its antipathy to a possible deal it sees favoring the West. If Copenhagen wasn't the glorified trade show it is, Beijing would long ago have been cajoled into helping forge a new regime it can live with. Without China's signature, Copenhagen will amount to a mere testing of the waters. And maybe that's a prerequisite to the real talks next year. For those of you keeping score at home, Reuters highlights the likeliest Copenhagen outcomes.
The German chancellor has been a forceful adovcate of an ambitous Kyoto II.
2. LOOKING AHEAD | A two-tier process will emerge over the next few months. Ahead of next year's real, bet-the-Earth talks, the rich nations will agree in backroom deals to a set of ambitious, binding emissions-reduction targets. And the poorer ones will align on less challenging and non-binding "guidelines," or a mere "blueprint." One has heard "blueprint" a lot this week. In the months ahead, conciliatory leaders will emerge to informally head each faction. I'm betting it will be the re-elected Angela Merkel for the advanced economies. (Gordon Brown is a lame duck; Sarko is mercurial). Among the poorer nations, a working group of, say, Indonesia, Malaysia, Mexico, Chile and South Africa might help bring less-advantaged nations to an agreement.
2. FINANCIAL BREAKTHROUGH AT CLIMATE TALKS | Agreement on $22-billion fund for poor nations. Yesterday, Japan alone pledged a stunning $19 billion to help less-advantage nations with reforestation and other projects to curb global warming. Europe already is in for $10.6 billion. U.S. will help raise $100 billion between now and 2020 from variety of domestic and foreign sources. Money won't bring the likes of China around to tougher reduction targets. But the funding does show Western goodwill going into next year's final negotiations on Kyoto II. Recall the Japanese also picked up most of the tab for the Persian Gulf War.
Demonstrators in Copenhagen.
3. PITY OBAMA AT THESE TALKS | Rare among the world leaders in the Danish capital today, Obama's hands are tied. Most of his peers, heading rich and poor nations alike, lead parliamentary majorities (Angela Merkel) or ruling coalitions (Stephen Harper) that can impose a Kyoto II that they agreed on next year. Same obviously goes for the many dictators. Obama, by contrast, must have any treaty he agrees to ratified by the Senate. That's the same Senate that was highly unlikely to ratify the original Kyoto, so that the pro-Kyoto Clinton didn't even bother asking. And the same Senate that effectively killed Woodrow Wilson's League of Nations, which was toothless without the U.S. as a member. Given the collective sway of today's GOP and blue-dog Democrats, getting Senate passage of next year's formalized replacement for Kyoto will be very tough sledding.
4. HARPER ARRIVES WITH NOTHING TO CONTRIBUTE | Pretty much nada. We do hold some kind of record with the demonstrators who give out the Fossil of the Day awards. Our emissions-reductions targets fall short of other advanced nations. And earlier this week we began seeking special dispensation for the Athabasca tar sands eco-disaster. Here's how we've been holding our heads up in Scandinavia. Whenever asked why we're even there, Canadian officials point out that when asked about Canadian obstructionism, the chief U.N. climate-change negotiator hastened to say Canada is playing a "constructive" role. What the heck was he supposed to say? Until this things is over, and certain causes are well and truly lost, everyone's playing a constructive role. What's faintly amusing is that the government has talked itself into believing it is being constructive. (Cartoon: H/T The Progressive Rambler.)
A Greenpeace activist trots past the Danish parliament.
5. RABBLE | Much silliness on parade. And I'm not talking about the over-caffienated protesters. To understand why some nations, conspicuously the U.S., hold the U.N. General Assembly in contempt, observe the nonsense when the Assemby goes on a road trip. Among the scores of world leaders in Copenhagen, there have been the predicatable, irrelevant anti-Israel tirades from the Iranian delegation. We've had Hugo Chavez's paranoic rants about "Western imperialis," And the topper, Robert Mugabe scolding rich countries that "burp and belch" out greenhouse gases while expecting poor countries like his to join in repairing the damage. Like Polanski and Pinochet, the genocidal Mugabe should have been hand-cuffed while there was the chance and led off to the nearby Hague for trial as a war criminal. (See Sarah Lawson's review of Douglas Rogers' The Last Resort: A Memoir of Zimbabwe.)
RECORD NUMBER OF AMERICANS WITHOUT HEALTH INSURANCE | CDC says almost 20% of U.S. population - or almost 60 million Americans - went without health insurance at some point since January 2008. Crisis is compounded in U.S. system since insurance usually is tied to jobs, and 15 million Americans are unemployed during the current epic recession. Millions more are "under-employed" in low-paying part-time jobs without health and other benefits. Another 45 million people lacked insurance when the recession began. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's report comes as Congress debates Obama's top domestic initiative of reforming the $2.5-trillion healthcare system, including mandatory universal health insurance.
Central bankers Mark Carney of Canada and Ben Bernanke of the U.S. Federal Reserve Board.
TALE OF TWO ECONOMIES | Canada risks housing boom, U.S. remains mired in slump. Mark Carney, governor of Bank of Canada, is now likely to begin raising rates a little earlier than forecast, by next spring. Record housing prices across Canada are a sign economy might start over-heating (!) Good for him in spotting even a hint of an emerging housing bubble. Speaking of Ben Bernanke, who didn't spot the unprecedented U.S. housing bubble that tipped the world into its worst recession since the Dirty Thirties, he by contrast is expected to keep Fed's key rate at record low of 0.25% until late next year, maybe into 2011. Why is obvious: persistent high unemployment and sluggish consumer spending means the U.S. economy still needs Fed's assistance. Time's Person of the Year? Okay, I grant Bernanke, a stumbler at the outset, eventually was helpful in restoring financial-markets stability beginning late last year. But equally so was Hank Paulsen, and for that matter, George W. Bush, who championed the unpopular but very necessary $700-billion bank bailout package. Time appears to be honoring the arsonist who returned to help douse the flames. Greenspan, the guy with the matches and bucket of mid-grade gas, also was a Time Firebug Person of the Year. I would have chosen Madoff. Not only the spectacular size of his Ponzi scheme ($60-odd billion) but the 20-some-years' duration.
U.S. HOUSE APPROVES MINI-STIMULUS | More aid to states, curb teacher layoffs. Garners not one GOP vote. And plenty of deficit-shy Dems vote against bill's extension of jobless benefits, among other salves to a wounded nation. Man, these folks don't get it. A walk through the ocean of their collective economic intelligence would scarcely get your feet wet. The bill will likely will die next year in the Senate, which is even more averse to spending when the economy's on its back. Well, people get the government they deserve. The chattering class is working from Mitch McConnell's talking points on the deficit spectre, Out in the real world, 15 million Americans are out of work, and the real jobless rate - including people who've given up looking, is 17.5%. Apparently those folks aren't writing their elected officials, or throwing plaster replicas of the Milan Duomo at perma-tanned John Boehner.
PETE ROSE NOW A SHOO-IN FOR HALL OF FAME | Tiger Woods is AP's athlete of the decade. Followed by Lance Armstrong, who gets a pass on his performance-enhancing drug use, and Roger Federer, who proves that nice guys finish third. Reuters columnist argues at least the Woods scandal will teach deep-pocket sponsors not to hitch their wagons to celebrities. And I am a monkey's uncle.
AFGHAN DETAINEE WHISTLEBLOWER'S RIPOSTE | Richard Colvin returns fire against Tory slurs. Never thought I'd agree with Norman Spector on anything, but he makes sense calling for a public inquiry. Yesterday, seven Tory MPs shut down a subcommittee probing the Canadian Forces' detainee-handover practices to Afghan National Army torturers, forcing its cancellation. Hmm. Earlier this week, "Environment Minister" Jim Prentice watered all over developing-world delegates who boycotted a Copenhagen-summit meeting, accusing them of impeding progress on talks. No one will ever accuse Team Harper of having a sense of irony.
PELOSI ON NON-WARPATH | Funding for Afghan mission will have to come from GOP votes. Which will happen, if pro-Afghan-war McCain has his way. Abdicating leadership, Pelosi says it will be Obama's job to sell the Afghan mission funding. This enables Sen Jon Kyl (R-Az) to deny obvious truth of GOP obstructionism, saying: "It seems to me that we've been more supportive of the president on some issues than his own party." Well, one issue. If only there was a Dem brain trust, to create and maintain a united front. But where would they get the brains? From a Rottweiler breeder.
BANK OF AMERICA GETS NEW CEO | No outsiders willing to take the job. Insider Brian Moynihan (shown) gets the nod to run U.S.'s largest bank. Previous experience fixing problems in retail, other units. Celebrity CEOs stayed away in droves because of pay cap applied to bailed-out banks. So this will be a test if the presumably peanut-sized compensation for Moynihan will result in BofA slipping under the waves - which the current orthodoxy on pay-for-performance would dictate. Heaven help the excessive-pay crowd if Moynihan presides over a stunning turnaround, which I would not bet against. Insiders typically make better CEOs. BofA's in much better shape than that other Wall Street basket case, Citigroup. And BofA's geographic and product diversity eclipses its N.A. rivals.
LAUGH OR CRY? | A book 99 years overdue is returned to New Bedford Public Library. The Massachusetts library says the fine comes to $361.35 - a penny a day since 1910 - but decides not to impose it. My big question: Did anyone read the book while it was signed out all that time? The volume in question is, Facts I Ought to Know About the Government of My Country.
QUOTE OF THE DAY | "There was no progress overnight in consultations on how to consult." -an unidentified official at Copenhagen tells Reuters this morning that this is not the end. This is not the beginning of the end. This is not even the beginning of the beginning. (With apologies to Churchill.)
Courtesy The New Yorker, Dec. 14 edition.
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In choosing a new CIA director to replace David Petraeus, President Barack Obama has a range of well-qualified candidates to choose from, although some of the most qualified were in management roles at the CIA when controversial interrogation techniques were used by agency interrogators questioning al Qaeda prisoners and the CIA was maintaining secret prisons overseas to detain members of al Qaeda.
Michael Morell, a three-decade veteran of the CIA, is now the acting director of the agency and a leading contender to become the next director of central intelligence.
As a candidate for the permanent job, Morell has all the advantages and disadvantages of someone who has been instrumental in recent successes at the CIA such as tracking down Osama bin Laden. But he was also was in a managerial position at the CIA in the George W. Bush years when the agency waterboarded three detainees and also imprisoned a larger number in the secret prisons overseas where they were subjected to other coercive interrogation techniques.
Any confirmation hearing for Morell would run the risk of a public discussion of the efficacy and ethics of such controversial practices. And there would also be the risk that such a hearing might open up the Pandora's box of the CIA's many failures that led to the fiasco of the deeply flawed assessment that Saddam Hussein was building up his weapons of mass destruction program in the run-up to the Iraq War in 2003.
There is also the current controversy about why the intelligence committees in Congress were informed only on Friday about the FBI investigation into Petraeus. Morell and the FBI's deputy director, Sean Joyce, are scheduled to meet with members of the intelligence committees Wednesday to discuss the matter.
In contrast to Morell, other potential candidates for the director's job at CIA, such as former U.S. Rep. Jane Harman or Michael Vickers, the top intelligence official at the Pentagon, were not working at the CIA when coercive measures were used on al Qaeda detainees.
On the other hand, few have played such a key role in some of the most dramatic moments in the war against al Qaeda as Morell has.
From the day that Bush took office on January 20, 2001, every morning, six days a week, Morrell was the CIA official who briefed the president about what the intelligence community believed to be the most pressing national security issues.
On August 6, 2001, eight months after Bush was inaugurated, Morell met with the president at his vacation home in Texas to deliver the president's daily brief.
The top-secret briefing that Morell delivered was titled "Bin Ladin Determined to Strike in U.S."
A month later, on the morning of September 11, 2001, in Sarasota, Florida, Morell gave the daily briefing as usual to the president. There was nothing memorable in it.
Then Morell got into the president's motorcade to head to the local elementary school where Bush planned to meet with some students. At the school, where Bush was reading a story to a group of second-graders, the news came on TV that a second jet had hit the World Trade Center.
Bush and a small group of other officials including Morell were hustled out of the school to head to Air Force One, which took off for Barksdale Air Force Base near Shreveport, Louisiana.
In Washington, news soon circulated that a Palestinian terrorist organization, the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine, had claimed responsibility for the attacks.
Bush summoned Morell, asking, "What do you make of this?" Morrell replied, "The DFLP has a history of terrorism against Israel, but its capabilities are limited. It does not have the resources and reach to do this."
In the early afternoon, Air Force One headed from Louisiana to Offutt Air Force Base near Omaha, Nebraska. Bush asked to see Morell again, and pushed him for his opinion about who was behind the attacks. "I don't have any intelligence as yet, so what I am going to say is my personal view," Morell said, "There are two terrorist states capable of conducting such a complex operation -- Iran and Iraq -- but neither have much to gain and everything to lose from attacking the U.S."
Morell added, "The responsible party is almost certainly a nonstate actor and I have no doubt that the trail will lead to bin Laden and al Qaeda," according to a U.S. intelligence official with knowledge of the conversation.
Five months later on January 4, 2002, again at Bush's vacation ranch in Texas, Morell had the delicate task of informing the president that it was the CIA's assessment bin Laden had fought at the Battle of Tora Bora in eastern Afghanistan during mid-December 2001, but he had survived and escaped.
Bush was incensed at this and became hostile, as if Morell himself were the culprit.
Flash forward to the summer of 2011: Morell, an unassuming, scholarly analyst in his mid-50s who speaks in terse, cogent paragraphs, was now the deputy director of the CIA. He was one of a small group of officials at the agency who knew there was a quite promising lead on the possible whereabouts of bin Laden that led to a large compound in the northern Pakistan city of Abbottabad.
Then-CIA Director Leon Panetta, together with Morell and some of the analysts working on the hunt for bin Laden, went to Obama and told him, "We think there is a strong possibility that bin Laden is in the Abbottabad compound."
The analysts believed this with varying degrees of certainty, with most estimating the probability at 80%. The lead analyst was at around 90%, while Morell was at 60%.
"Why do people have different probabilities?" Obama asked.
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Of course, we now know that bin Laden was indeed hiding in the compound in Abbottabad, and the fact that Morell was the overall manager of the investigation that led to al Qaeda's leader will surely weigh in his favor to be the nominee for the top job at CIA.


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"There is in my mind no excuse for anyone to be running around the country with military style assault weapons," said Fred Hoare, for gun control.
"If the government can have rocket launchers and everything else we should be able to have anything the government has," said Gary Boslough, against gun control.
Split down the middle, people's opinions on gun control here in Utah are polarizing. Wednesday, Reporter Brian Carlson told people the President's plan to come up with a gun control proposal no later than January so he can push it into law without delay.
"The fact that we can't prevent every act of violence doesn't mean that we can't steadily reduce violence, and prevent the very worst violence," said President Obama.
After watching the tragic shooting in Connecticut some Utahns agree with the President, something needs to be done.
"You can't just make it all go away, but..." said Melinda Adamson, for gun control.
"Hopefully it'll make a difference?" asked Brian Carlson.
"Hopefully it'll make a little difference, yes," replied Adamson.
"It won't stop the problem, but it'll certainly make it better," said Hoare.
But others said cracking down on guns and gun sales isn't the answer.
"I think it should stay the way it is," said Margaret Boslough, against gun control.
"It's not a gun control problem, it's not a mental health problem, I think there's an x-factor there that we don't know about yet," said Gary Boslough.
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"Absolutely," said Misty Zemp, against gun control.
Regardless where Utahns stand on guns, its doesn't appear they'll agree any time soon.
"If the principal had a gun things might have been different," said Boslough.
"This notion we need to arm our teachers is absurd," said Hoare.
ABC 4 believes there are many Utahns who have an opinion about gun control, if you'd like to share your ideas on what you think the President should do, tweet your suggestions to @tv_briancarlson, and we may read it on the air.
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Linda Patrino came in as second runner up. Debra ElaiH Itbbtr Grasso was first runner up and this year's Home coming Queen was Elaine Bebber. Elaine was crowned by last year's queen, Sabrina Cat-tomaccio. Where Were The Floats? Unfortunately due to the rain the ifloats were not where they could be enjoyed and appreciated by all. Taking the third place prize was the Cattle Club. The second place prize went to the Horticulture Club and First prize went to the Bio Tech Club. Clubs Represented Throughout the hall-ways tables were set up by various campus clubs. YOE sorority sold candy, the Secretarial Science Club sold candy apples, ATE s o r o r i t y sold popcorn, the Med Lab Tech Club sold cakes and the Food Tech Club sold delicious hot dogs, drinks and baked goods for those who were either too lazy or too broke to buy a ticket for the chicken barbecue. 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Dental Hygiene Program Has First Male Student Since 1946, when the State University at Farmingdale first introduced a Dental Hygiene Program to the Long Island community, over eighty s t u d e n t s annually have received degrees from this This Story Is On The Wrong Page This is not a front page story, in fact it's not even a story. Wiiat this is a final plea for help. Although we are beginning to get a staff of a decent size, it is not all that well rounded. We have many layout people and a good number of photographers but we have a very limited news staff, and an even smaller art staff (one person). Our adverti^^g manager is working alone, our S.G.A. representa-tive has disappeared and the three of us are on the verge of a nervous breakdown. Aside from all that, everything is running smoothly and we have somehow managed to bring you a decent paper. The major reason people seem to shy away from the news paper it a lack of confidence. 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- Enter the Commerce Bank parking out from Adams Avenue and travel down to Washington Street (please note the traffic will be one way through the Commerce Bank parking lot).
- A staff member will greet you at your car window and you will then sign your child(ren) into our care for drop-off.
- During pick-up please allow a few extra minutes as we will need parents to indicate which child(ren) they are picking-up.
- The staff member will escort your child to the car.
- Please bring a photo ID
- ALL campers must be signed in and out daily – NO EXCEPTIONS.
- Curside is not available for preschool camps. All preschool campers must be signed in and out daily with their Camp Director for safety reasons.
- Hours are AM Drop-off 8:15am - 8:30am and PM Pick-up 3:15pm - 3:30pm
- Please note: Curbside is not available on Mondays and during inclement weather.
- When curbside dropoff/pick up is unavailable, please park in the front of the YMCA and come in through the front door by the service center to pick up or drop off children
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- The backdoor of the Kirkwood YMCA must remained closed at all times for security reasons.
- When curbside dropoff/pick up is unavailable, please park in the front of the YMCA and come in through the front door by the service center when picking up or dropping off children from Fun Club.
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- If your child loses an item, lost and found will be available at the parent table, curbside cart, and at Fun Club.
- Perishable items will not be kept for sanitation reasons.
- Please label all items so that items can be returned to the proper owner.
- On the last day of camp, all unclaimed items will be donated or thrown away.
- Camp registration deadline will be Monday at 5pm one week prior to the camp start date. For the safety and quality of the program, this 5pm deadline must be enforced.
- The $30 per session/per child deposit for each camp is non-refundable, non-transferable.
- To move/change weeks, there is an additional $20 processing fee.
- Camp transfers subject to availability and must be done by 5pm Monday one week prior to the camp start date.
- For questions concerning registration, please contact John Paddon at (314) 965-9622.


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Decoding health insurance options can be daunting for people age 65 and over. Those who have paid 10 years of Social Security taxes qualify for Medicare at age 65; they are automatically signed up if they are receiving Social Security payments unless they take steps to opt out. Standard Medicare comes in two parts: A and B. Part A covers a portion of hospitalization expenses, and Part B applies to doctor bills and other medical expenses like lab tests and some preventive screenings.
But some seniors may find better value in Medicare Part C, or Medicare Advantage. Such plans are run by private insurance companies but regulated by the government, and must offer coverage that's comparable to original Medicare parts A and B. Most also include prescription drug coverage, which for seniors who keep original Medicare is an optional add-on, called Part D.
[Read How to Pick a 2013 Medicare Part D Plan]
Some Medicare Advantage plans cost nothing more per month than original Medicare, while others come with a higher monthly premium. (Any additional premium is added to what you would otherwise pay for Medicare Part B—about $105 per month in 2013, which for most people is automatically deducted from their Social Security checks.) Medicare Advantage plans are similar to private insurance that self-employed individuals buy on the open market, in that they have different monthly premiums, copays, coinsurance, and out-of-pocket limits. The tradeoff for a lower premium (or none) could be higher copays or coinsurance.
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- You want a cap on your out-of-pocket health spending. Original Medicare has no out-of-pocket maximum. You keep paying a portion of the cost of services as you use them. Medicare Advantage plans, by law, have a out-of-pocket maximum of no more than $6,700 per year. Once you hit that limit, the plan pays for all covered expenses. In 2013, 48 percent of Medicare Advantage plans have a $3,400 cap or less, according to the Kaiser foundation. Keep in mind you might not hit that cap: average out-of-pocket Medicare spending was $2,536 in 2006, or about $3,000 in today's dollars, according to the latest analysis by Kaiser.
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Our motto here at Australia Zoo is 'Conservation through exciting eduction'. We achieve this in many different ways; our daily shows, our new animal experiences, and through one-on-one interactions with animals provided by our wandering wildlife team. We are lucky enough to be able to rove a range of animals, from snakes to baby alligators to wombats, and my personal favourite, the koala. I would like to take this opportunity to teach you a little more about some of the conservation issues koalas are facing in the wild.Unfortunately, we are currently the largest threat to the koala, not only because we continue to replace koala homes with our own, but also because we fragment any remaining eucalypt forests by building roads through the middle of them. The number of injured koalas arriving at our new Koala Hospital is testimony to the impact of this conflict between koala and man. Dogs further threaten koalas that do manage to brave the urbanised world and take up residence in the few trees left in our backyards. To put things in a bigger perspective, some experts have estimated that if the rate of habitat destruction continues at the current speed, then koalas will be extinct on the east coast within 15 years. For such a cute and loveable Australian icon, that would be disaster.
Don't think that because the problem exists on such a large scale you can't do anything to make a difference. Probably the easiest way you can help is to simply go out and plant a few eucalypt species that are food trees in an identified koala habitat. If you feel like getting a bit more involved, then why not write a letter to your local government asking for greater protection of our eucalypt forests? If you are lucky enough to still share your home with koalas, then help by keeping your dogs locked up at night. Koala breeding season is also about to begin, so please be a little more vigilant when driving, particularly at dusk and dawn. Finally, perhaps the best way to help is to join us here at Australia Zoo and become a Wildlife Warrior by donating to the Steve Irwin Conservation Foundation. So next time you visit us, make sure you keep your eyes open for our cute and cuddly koalas out and about with the wandering wildlife team.
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Digester processes XML input, creates via SAX parser interface (Simple API for XML), for example, Java object trees from XML configurations. Conversion rules are provided to the programmer either from their own Java code or from a XML configuration file, the "xmlrules". The Apache project describes the software as relatively complex, but also as flexible and powerful. A compressed TAR archive or zip file of Version 2.0 is available on the Apache project commons server for download.
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Attacks on public infrastructure, mobile ransomware and IPv6 exploits are among the topics that will be discussed in 2013, according to Fortinet, a Sunnyvale, Calif.-based security vendor.
As 2012 runs its final weeks, security experts of all description are busy preparing their predictions for the coming year. Fortinet is in the process of developing their list as well, but the company agreed to discuss their initial thoughts with CRN during the Fortinet Global Partner conference, which has been under way this week in the Caribbean.
"SCADA [supervisory control and data acquisition] infrastructure has become the low-hanging fruit," said Derek Manky, Fortinet's chief security strategist, referring to the control systems that support a wide variety of public infrastructure, including the water supply and energy grid. "These systems are widely known to be vulnerable, and many of them were designed at a time when such attacks had not yet become a concern. These systems have become connected to public networks in order to simplify their operation, but that also poses a risk. I think we are likely to see attempts to crass passwords, and perhaps even attempts to crash specific systems."
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Manky also expects to see increased attacks against mobile devices, with remote code executions and advanced persistent threats against the devices become increasingly popular in the criminal community. "We're seeing an increased ability to penetrate these devices," he said. "So I think we will see a number of threats aimed at government officials, CEOs and celebrities."
In addition, Manky expects to see drive-by attacks, which have become commonplace against computers, to extend towards smart phones. "Tricking people into downloading malware onto their phones will likely be the next big thing," he said. "Much of the code is available. The botnets are available. It's just a matter of time."
Look for two-factor authentication to gain popularity as low-cost, high-powered cloud computing builds the opportunity to more easily crack even complex passwords. "And two-factor authentication should be done using separate devices, not just your phone," Manky added. "Remember, those phones are becoming increasingly vulnerable."
The arrival of IPv6 has additional security ramifications of its own. The multitude of new IP addresses, delivered via Version 6, also translates to opportunities for criminals, according to Manky. "The criminals will mask the identities of their malicious servers by rapidly rotating IP addresses before they can be tracked and shut down," he predicted. "This is a function known as Fast Flux, and I fully expect they will use it to their advantage.
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Door Stop Collection Riser for Dome Bumpers - 1/2 Inch
Designed for use with Baldwin's 4000, 4005 and 4010 half dome floor bumpers to assist with carpeted installation, the 4207 riser adds just a touch of lift to your door stop, ensuring that it is in the correct position when contact is made. Installation involves simply cutting an "X" in the carpet, and allowing it to form up around the riser and fill in beneath the bumper, which in turn effectively conceals the installation. Constructed from extruded aluminum, and available in finishes that match your existing Baldwin door stop, each riser is shipped with the necessary fasteners making it an easy fix for an otherwise troublesome problem.
- Lift Height: 0.5" (13mm)
- Width: 1" (25mm)
- Length: 1.625" (41mm)
- Constructed from Extruded Aluminum
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There are brand names, and then there is Baldwin. Constantly building and re-building upon a time tested legacy of superior design, craftsmanship, functionality and innovation, Baldwin Hardware has delivered modern luxury to discriminating homeowners, architects and designers since 1946. From being the first to forge solid brass door hardware to setting precedence for Lifetime Finishes, Baldwin has been and always will be synonymous with revolutionary technology and unsurpassed quality. Aspire to make your home much more than mere shelter, and relax in the assurance that function and elegance can finally flourish within the same line of fine products—Baldwin can show you how.
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Aged Brass - Baldwin 4207151
Antique Nickel - Baldwin 4207034
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Collection | Estate, General Hardware |
Configuration | Dome Bumper Riser |
Height | 0.5 |
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Product Class | Residential |
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