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It's been a very difficult week for our community and for our country. We've all experienced varying degrees of shock, horror, and profound sadness as this tragedy continues to unfold in Newtown. I watch not only as a concerned citizen, but also as a father of three young girls and a teacher. It is as a teacher that I speak to you today.
I believe that all students in my classroom bring with them the unlimited capacity for human greatness. My job is to provide the basic tools of discovery and offer my assistance in their journey to unlock that greatness. That's why I became a teacher.
But, teaching is not just the acquisition of knowledge. It is far more complex than that. Consider this. Every day, hundreds of mothers and fathers leave us responsible for the most precious thing in their lives: their babies. I know what that means because I am a father.
I spent some time this week reaching out to former students and found the connection we had from the classroom was still there. I've found that being a teacher offers insight into a person on such a fundamental level that the bonds never break – especially with the most difficult kids. We nurture their growth, intellectually and emotionally, and we take that duty seriously because we want all of our children to reach whatever purpose or dream for themselves that they hold deep inside.
That's why I'm not surprised that the teachers in Connecticut laid down their lives to save their students. Because I've never worked with a teacher who would stand down in the face of a threat to the covenant we hold with those families.
It is also our obligation to speak truthfully about what we see in the classrooms, to our administrators and to the parents.
The truth as I see it is that these acts of violence reflect the fact that our nation is in the midst of a crisis of isolation. Critics of technology have long decried the loss of human connections because of our gadgets, but our isolation runs deeper than that.
Philosophically, we are living at a point in time when it is easier to seek out rationalizations and audiences with people who think the same way than ever before. That means that we can easily find a supportive network for whatever ideologies we want and avoid the natural pushback we would experience in a connected community run by diverse opinions and perspectives.
In other words, we can easily isolate ourselves in whatever belief system we want without fear that we will be challenged to look at our ideas. If someone does challenge us, we can just drop them from our lives and find someone somewhere in the world who will agree with us – even applaud our decision to refuse objections to our ideas. Compounding that fact is the social taboo of expressing our beliefs in a way that challenges someone else's belief system. We are more prone to passive, polite conversation that won't disrupt the "peace" of our community while we retreat to our ideological backers at home, online, or wherever we might find blind acceptance of our beliefs.
Beyond the isolation of our ideas, each one of us has allowed someone else in our life to suffer in silence while we did nothing. Whether it was someone slipping into depression, overindulgence, or anger – we have all faced the moment of truth and failed to engage with that person. It is easy to ignore the suffering the goes on in the periphery of our lives.
That's what we are missing in America today. We argue, but only in the sense that we shout our opinions. We have lost the sense of personal responsibility for our community's well-being because most of the time, the ones we watch slip away from the eyes of the community simply disappear. They very rarely explode in public and that makes it a lot easier to move on with our own lives, "safe" in our own small, isolated world.
It's just too easy to avoid the kinds of political and spiritual debates that might leave us exposed to the possibility that one of us – or maybe all – are culpable for the crisis in community we are experiencing. But we will only be able to address our community's problems at their root if we commit to work together and support one another by challenging each other's assumptions and refusing to let people wither away in a dark corner. We must take action when we see misery around us, consistently and without regard for upsetting any particular interest group.
Much of the media is focused on guns and a violence-driven media, but violent films and the availability of weapons do not make someone rampage against his community. I'd like to continue a conversation we began in my church this past Sunday – not one of the need for gun control or arming teachers, but of the state of the human spirit and the rip that has occurred in our sense of community.
Schools are a microcosm of our world and I see deep fractures in our ability to communicate with each other. I see people who live in a stark, black and white, right and wrong, my side and your side world. I watch children acting out the contentiousness of our politics and the growing national trend towards isolation – an isolation between ideologies and religions that is ironically unfolding within an increasingly multi-cultural world.
And perhaps that friction is what we are witnessing. Don't get me wrong on this issue. I don't see any magical solutions, but I do believe that we need to start assessing where we invest our time and energy.
Take the balance of prisons and schools. In California, we've tripled the number of prisons in 30 years. At the same time we've shortened school years while cutting arts and physical education from the curriculum. We eliminated counselors and funds for field trips while the number of people we put in those new prisons has grown at a rate 8 times faster than our state's general population has grown.
It reminds me of the old adage, "where your money is, your heart will follow" and I wonder – what are our priorities? Do we want to isolate violence or nurture the human spirit? I'm not suggesting that art classes will save our nation or in and of themselves keep kids from repeating the Newtown tragedy, but providing an expressive outlet for our kids helps them channel the feelings that they sometimes can't understand or control. More counselors in our schools would allow us to identify at risk kids earlier and intervene to help them.
We're overdue for a frank discussion on where we, as a school system and society, fail our children. There is much to be done, on many levels, to address this problem and keep our kids safe. Gun control and improved security both have a place in the discussion. Certainly, we don't need as many machines to kill people as we currently have on the gun market, but let's not be so hasty to end the conversation with gun control. Available guns didn't isolate this young man into a world of anger and resentment.
Something happened to this boy. He was born, as we all are, a small, helpless baby and somewhere along the way he gradually became something else, something much darker, probably alone, frightened, and at some point angry and vengeful. Most of the time, we don't see the havoc this failure in community permits. But when those silent tragedies shout, the pain reverberates within all of us.


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RALEIGH — Teens would do well to pay a little extra attention to their driving this week, especially around their schools, as the State Highway Patrol runs its "Drive to Live" program.
The campaign, which began early Monday and will run from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. every day through Friday, combines in-school sessions on traffic safety and extra attention to violations on streets around schools.
The agency said troopers investigated 47,013 collisions last year that involved drivers and passengers between 15 and 19, and 86 of this killed someone.


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Does Highland Park need another bakery?
That's what Patch readers discussed last week after it was announced that Lake Forest resident Marcus Lemonis would be opening a Rose's Bakery and Cafe in downtown Highland Park. It will be the second location of the Evanston eatery Lemonis saved from closing last December.
"Thank you Marcus!" writes EM. "Words cannot even express how grateful I am to you! I always tell Rose how much I love her Evanston location, now it will be more convenient!"
Some readers who keep a gluten-free diet were especially pleased with the news of the opening.
"This will be a godsend for those of us in the gluten sensitive/celiac community, and shame on those people who don't understand the severity of those conditions and the overwhelming positive impact that a gluten free diet can have," writes Howard E. Pattis.
Some, however, wondered about a niche bakery's ability to survive, especially after both Turtle's and Marla's Sweet Bites closed.
"it will not survive," writes Ben. "I have eaten at the Rose's in Evanston and had to be reimbursed for my money - it was terrible. They will close within a year - guaranteed."
Others seemed skeptical of the added health benefit of gluten-free sweets.
"The common misconception is that a gluten free diet is a carb free diet," writes Zuzu. "It's still a starch, it's still filled with calories, and it's still just another craze that sheeple follow as they believe it's the 'in' thing to do."
One reader pointed out that the menu for Rose's includes sandwiches and pastas and other meals in addition to sweets, which could broaden the appeal.
"Good news," writes Vel. "This is not a gluten-free cupcake shop."
Lemonis, who is currently suing the Highland Park vegan restaurant In the Raw after a deal with them went sour, commented on the story to thank readers for the input. He said the bakery's location would be known soon.
"Having gone gluten free over a year ago and becoming a patron of Rose's, I know the love and devotion that customers have for Rose's," Lemonis said.
What do you think? Will you try Rose's when it opens in February? Do you think it will last in Highland Park?
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The mythology of Batman has been so thoroughly excavated over the years in comic books, TV, films and video games that it's difficult to get too excited about the Caped Crusader anymore.
The entertainment industry hit the final saturation point, I think, with 2012's "The Dark Knight Rises," the last of director Christopher Nolan's dark and thrilling trilogy. But that hasn't stopped plans for a new Batman movie with Ben Affleck (!) donning the cowl.
It also hasn't stopped the steady procession of Batman video game properties, including the new "Batman: Arkham Origins" ($59.99, rated T). Fans of the previous two titles in this series ("Arkham Asylum" and "Arkham City") will find the game satisfying and familiar. These terms aren't mutually exclusive, though some will argue that they should be.
I don't mind a little familiarity, or even a lot, when a game series is as fun as this one is. The story of "Origins," as you may have deduced, serves as a prequel to the other games. It's not quite an origin story, but rather picks up the action several years before "Asylum," when Batman was just starting his crime-fighting career.
Less a legend than a rumor around Gotham, Batman has nevertheless earned the enmity of crime boss Black Mask, who dispatches a team of legendary assassins to take down our vigilante hero. An effective early scene runs down the dossiers of the villains – Bane, Copperhead, Deadshot, Firefly. The Joker and The Penguin get involved later, as well, and a sense of dread builds. Batman is going to have some long, hard nights.
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It's a warm day in Austin and people are wearing T-shirts. Some, like Drew Sechrist, CEO and founder of San Francisco-based Koozoo, wear brightly colored tees sporting the logo of their own company. This sort of plumage is standard to South by Southwest's Interactive conference — one part tribal colors, one part business-class mating call. Since the names of so many tech start-ups are often absurd to the point of meaninglessness, the shirt is an invitation to approach and ask, "Just what are you, exactly?"
It's Sechrist's first time at the interactive portion of South by Southwest. It's the day before the conference begins. A good showing here and it could be a very fruitful year.
Koozoo's de facto HQ for the day sits on the corner of Sixth and Trinity streets. The Old School Bar & Grill's open air upstairs patio, right at the center of the conference's complex drinking/eating/networking routes, is the perfect spot to showcase Koozoo's ability. Ever wanted to see how long the line was at Tartine before heading over? That's what Koozoo can do. The crowdsourced video app gives users portals into other parts of town where fellow Koozoo-ers broadcast their location feeds. Many have antiquated smart phones in their sock drawers or desks. Koozoo wants to put those to use for broadcasting. Populist CCTV, Big Brother used for brunch, it's a platform for networking everyone's pocket tech into thousands of windows onto any point in the city. Sechrist and his crew are hoping Koozoo will catch fire as South by Southwest Interactive rolls on. This conference, this crowd, is the perfect test.
SXSWi (shorthand for the Interactive portion of the conference) isn't just about passing tech fads. At its core, it's about pushing toward innovation that changes the way we live, communicate, fight revolutions, explore. As crazy as it once was to put a man on the moon, Elon Musk, founder of Tesla and SpaceX, wants to go to Mars. SpaceX is working to develop the first ever reusable rocket. He's one of the conference's keynote speakers. It's where the paradox is made clear: Keeping up with technology is nearly impossible, but the results are often things society can't live without.
Originally Interactive was the nerdy kid sister of the Music conference. Changing crowd sizes over the years attest to the cultural changes: The reason Interactive has outgrown its musical counterpart is because tech dominates the social sphere. Tethered to email and social networks with our head in the cloud. SXSW was once about finding the next Radiohead. Now it's about finding something as powerful. Like a certain S.F.-based micro-blogging utility.
Twitter launched in July 2006, but it was a cool eight months until the communications giant would be wakened. Twitter co-founder Evan Williams targeted South by Southwest in 2007 to try to make a splash. The thousands of Twitter early-adopters who were going to be attending the Interactive portion of the conference would prove to be the company's tipping point. During the event, Twitter usage went from 20,000 tweets per day to 60,000.
When the dust settled, Twitter won the hearts and minds of tech geeks, and SXSWi catapulted its first company to megastardom. Since that success story and a similar one in 2009 with Foursquare — SXSWi has taken the reins from Music.
Since Twitter, SXSWi has become a destination spot to launch services, schmooze, and find investors. It's the premiere place for tech start-ups to gain prominence. It's the digital showcase promised land. The hustle is on. And, naturally, every year there's a pilgrimage of Bay Area start-ups, disproportionately represented at SXSW parties and panels alike. (Not for nothing that airlines dub the Bay-Area-to-Austin flight the "Nerd Bird.")
The chance meetings that happen in the convention halls or at the company-sponsored parties can lead to business. It's hard not to network in every sense of the word. All are wearing badges with their names and pictures in plain sight. First time start-ups chat with established companies. Angel investors hold panels to talk process. Billion-dollar entities are prowling for the right idea behind those T-shirts. Everybody shares space and ideas and business cards.
The river of free alcohol probably doesn't hurt.
As Sechrist sinks into his chair on the rooftop patio he is flanked byEdward Sullivan, Koozoo's head of marketing. The pair is giddy. "We're truly excited and honored and, frankly, a little pleasantly surprised," Sechrist says. The surprise is in part that Koozoo is the only Bay Area-based company to be named a finalist at SXSW Accelerator in the social technologies category — an accomplishment they take great pride in.
SXSW Accelerator is the beauty pageant of tech: Panels of judges survey companies in six different disciplines — it's like a sneak preview of the industry's future. More than 500 companies entered.
It's not just the thought leaders of the tech industry that Koozoo hopes to make an impression on in the coming days. It also hopes to make use of the massive crowds descending into Austin. Koozoo went live a week ago and if the bugs cooperate there can be a potential crowd-sourced video-streaming explosion.
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I heard this one during an IIA meeting. I don't remember the guy's name, but I'm sure it's true. An auditor was sitting at home when he got a call from his boss. The boss told him that the deadline for his audit had been moved up and they needed a rough draft of the report by tomorrow morning. The auditor agreed to complete it and hung up the phone. Rather than jump straight into the project, he decided to mellow out with a beer. The can was only half empty when the phone rang again. It was his manager. "Why haven't you started on the report?" "I have," he answered and hung up the phone. The auditor looked around nervously and opened his computer to start working. But the muse just wasn't with him, so after checking to make sure the doors were locked, he began working on a D&D dungeon. When the phone rang again, it was the manager. "Why haven't you started that report?" "I have!" the auditor screamed and slammed down the phone. Now he was getting really scared and contacted the police, who said they would check it out. In no time at all, the phone rang once more. The auditor picked it up and it was the police dispatcher. "Get out now!" the dispatcher exclaimed. "We've traced the call and you never really left the office."
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The GLER consists of 12 Arts and Science courses selected from three lists: Fine Arts and Humanities (List I), Social Sciences (List II), and Sciences (List III). You are required to take four courses from each list (courses from your major may be included), and no more than four courses from any one department may be used to meet this requirement.
The 12-course requirement can be reduced by successfully completing both Liberal Education (LBED) 1000 and 2000 and by successfully completing both LBED 3010 and 4000. For complete details about the GLER, see the 2008/2009 Calendar, pp. 82-85.
What is the difference between the GLER and the Divisional Course Designation?
The GLER is a university-wide requirement. The Divisional Course Designation applies only to the Faculty of Arts and Science. The Divisional Course Designation refers to lists Science and non-Science courses for the purpose of degree and major requirements.
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In the 'Courses' section, the Calendar may list one or more courses as recommended background for another course. This means that you are advised to take a certain course(s) before you register in this particular course, but you are not required to do so. You will be eligible to register in the course without the recommended background, but you should be aware that you will probably do better if you do have the recommended course(s).
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By Mark Gaughan
A new element of the NFL calendar allows teams to start talking to the representatives of free agents three days before the start of the free-agent shopping season.
The free-agency signing period begins at 4 p.m. on March 12. Starting at 4 p.m. Saturday, 72 hours in advance of the start of the new league year, league rules now allow teams to negotiate with agents.
In past years, such preliminary talks were not legal, but there was almost no way to prevent teams from jumping the gun in talking contract numbers with agents. Players still cannot visit any new team until the start of the signing period.
Former Buffalo Bills General Manager Bill Polian says the new "run-up" rule is something that had been considered for numerous years when he was a member of the NFL's competition committee.
"Everybody will be interested to see how it works out," Polian said. "We discussed it when I was a member of the competition committee. ... I wouldn't say that everybody was enthusiastic about it. We all had some reservations. But on balance, I think it's fair to say we felt it was something that would at least bring some organization to what has been a very chaotic process.
"Now agents can talk to the clubs. They can go back to the old club with what one would assume be a bona fide offer or some parameters. They can gauge who's interested and who's not interested. So all of those things may bring a little more organization to it than had previously existed."
The NBA has a similar "talking period" in its free-agency system, although it lasts 10 days, and some top deals are done well before the actual signing date.
Polian says if that happens in the NFL, it's better than encouraging tampering, which no run-up in the system effectively does.
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By Melanie Ortel
It's that time of year again. When we recall the resolutions we made so many months ago and once again give thought to how we can improve our lives. Get fit. Eat healthy. Reduce stress. This year, I encourage you to take the It Can Wait Pledge and stop texting while driving.
It's easily achievable and a simple way to make a profound impact on your life and the lives of others. Distracted driving is a dangerous epidemic on America's roadways. According to distraction.gov, you're two times more likely to crash if you text while driving and in 2012 alone, 3,328 people were killed in distracted driving crashes.
At 55 mph, 4.6 seconds pass when a driver's eyes leave the road to text. That may seem harmless, but as distraction.gov points out, that's like driving the length of a football field blindfolded.
A large percentage of teens and young adults drive while distracted, and an increasing number of adults also text and drive endangering themselves and others on the road while also setting a bad example for anyone observing from the backseat.
Fortunately drivers can turn to technology to help maintain focus while on the road. Through innovative apps like Safely Go and DriveSafe.ly, your cell phone can automatically reply to texts and calls when you're driving or read messages aloud, allowing you to respond verbally and without removing your hands from the wheel or taking your eyes off the road.
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By Edward Dykhuizen, Contributing writer
Erin, a 28-year-old graduate student, lives with chronic upper back problems. The pain is brutal sometimes, and her back locks up for no reason.
She tried many different remedies and found that chiropractic care and acupuncture both work well. After a session of either, she feels immediate relief. Still, she must have regular treatment or her back will seize up again. Erin, who asked that her last name not be used, is far from alone -- chronic back pain is one of the most common maladies affecting Americans. According to the American Academy of Family Physicians, nine of 10 people experience back pain during their lifetimes.
What Causes Back Pain?
Some sore backs result from a car accident or trying to pick up something heavy. Most common, however, is back pain arising from "the cumulative microtrauma through years of living," in the words of Appleton, Wis., chiropractor Matthew Lederer.
Other experts echo those thoughts.
"In our culture, long hours in a car and seated at a desk are a recipe for eventual back problems," said David Saum, an acupuncturist with Southview Acupuncture Clinic in South St. Paul, Minn. "The most common causes of back pain are overwork and trauma -- sometimes the first leads to the second."
According to an overview of back pain from the National Institute of Health, the back is uniquely complicated. It is made up of dozens of bones, muscles and nerves, all of which must be in harmony. A slight strain in one muscle or a slight misalignment between two bones can constrict a nerve, causing back pain.
Chiropractors such as Lederer take X-rays to ensure that patients' spines are in need of realignment.
"What I see most often in the X-rays I take are spinal degeneration, osteoarthritis, degenerative disc disease or other conditions," he said.
Treating The Pain
Surgery may be necessary for more serious cases of back pain, but Lederer emphasized that it is only an option after more conservative options have been exhausted. He cited a recent article in the Journal of the American Medical Association that showed back surgery and certain exercise programs yield about the same results.
Manipulation from a chiropractor is a much less drastic method for helping resolve the imbalance that causes the pain. Chiropractors go through years of training to learn how to adjust joints enough to restore a normal range of motion.
Spinal manipulation -- often accompanied by the "pop" of air being moved from a joint -- is not a full solution by itself. According to Lederer, "chiropractic care now and exercise later" is the best approach. He gives patients exercises to perform that will strengthen back muscles, and he also emphasizes the need for periodic adjustments.
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Of course, if your job is contributing to your back problems, it may be necessary to change the conditions in which you work.
"Most commonly, people do not realize the ergonomic measures they should be taking," said Lederer. "People often wait until a problem emerges rather than doing preventative care."
Your employer may offer an ergonomic assessment that can rearrange your workspace and put your back in a better position. Ergonomics experts can teach you how to work in a way that does not strain your back.
They can also give you equipment that lessens the strain on your body such as ergonomic mouse pads and keyboards. Good back health involves more than just sitting straight -- hand strain can contribute to back pain, and vice versa.
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In the U.S., more and more people are finding traditional Chinese medicine to be a helpful remedy. In his work in alternative medicine, Saum takes a broad, holistic approach to patient care.


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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sciotto
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sciotto of Rosedale will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary with an open house at 5 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 5, 2011, in American Legion Post 48 at Rockville.
The couple were married Oct. 20, 1951. Mrs. Sciotto, the former Lois Clouse, is a homemaker. Sciotto is a retired farmer.
The couple have four children, Mike and Roger Sciotto of Rosedale, Lisa Sciotto of Rockville, and the late Bob Sciotto. They also have five grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Berkley
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Berkley of Kuttawa, Ky., and formerly of Terre Haute, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Friday, Nov. 4, 2011, during a family trip and anniversary dinner in Maggiano's Little Italy restaurant at Nashville, Tenn.
The couple were married Nov. 4, 1961, in Terre Haute. Mrs. Berkley is the former Sharon Waller.
Berkley began his career in photofinishing at Snap Photo in Terre Haute in 1962. He retired after 43 years in the business from Qualex (Kodak subsidiary) in 2005.
Hosts will be the couple's four children, Tonya McGue and husband John of Isle of Palms, S.C., Tom Berkley and wife Amy of Newburgh, John Berkley and wife Debbie of Newburgh, and Tim Berkley of Kuttawa. They also have nine grandchildren.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McLeish
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McLeish of Las Vegas, and formerly of Clinton, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on Aug. 26, 2011.
The couple were married Aug. 26, 1961, in Sacred Heart Church at Clinton.
Mrs. McLeish, the former Donna Tuberosa, is retired from the Vigo County School Corp. McLeish is retired from Turkey Run Community School Corp.
The couple have five children, Patrick McLeish of Las Vegas; Mike McLeish and wife Cindy of Terre Haute; Brian McLeish and wife Jami of Clinton; Krista Grange and husband Allen of Clinton; and Peg Minnis and husband Andrew of Indianapolis. They also have 16 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Mager
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Mager will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary during an open house beginning at 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 5, in the Rosedale Civic Center.
Friends and family are invited.
Mrs. Mager, the former Myrna Webster, is employed by certified public accountants Miller and Stewart LLC in Brazil. Mager, formerly of Carbon, is retired from United Parcel Service, and is a farmer and minister of Friendly Grove Church of Rosedale.
The couple have three children, Toni Woody (Mike) of Marshall, Ind., and Greg (Jamie) Mager and Debbie Stone (Kevin), both of Rosedale; and seven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Kendall
Mr. and Mrs. Don Kendall of West Union, Ill., will celebrate there 40th wedding anniversary on Saturday, Oct. 29, 2011.
The Kendalls were married Oct. 29, 1971, in Toledo, Ill.
Mrs. Kendall is the former Norma Hawes.
The couple have six children. They also have 10 grandchildren and one great-granddaughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin N. Cooney
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin N. Cooney of West Terre Haute celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary with family and friends on Oct. 8, 2011.
The Cooneys were married Oct. 6, 1946, in Indianapolis.
The couple have six children, 15 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren.


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Sniping and shooting-related situations obviously are unpredictable; reacting quickly is key.
Free training to prepare for attacks from active shooters is available to everyone from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. At Thursday's Safe Schools Partnership meeting held for multicounties' worth of local school districts and hosted by Rockwood School District, Eureka Police Chief Michael Wiegand spotlighted an independent study course designed by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Emergency Management Institute.
This course provides immediate tips for school teachers, but was developed to be applicable to anyone who desires to increase their awareness of behaviors that represent pre-incident indicators and characteristics of active shooters.
The web-based course, entitled "IS-907—Active Shooter: What You Can Do," provides guidance to non-law enforcers regarding recommendations if confronted with an active shooter situation. Active shooters are define as any individual actively engaged in killing or attempting to kill people in a confined and other populated area.
Upon completing this FEMA course, class organizers indicate participants should be able to:
- Describe actions to take when confronted with an active shooter and responding law enforcement officials.
- Recognize potential workplace violence indicators.
- Describe actions to take to prevent and prepare for potential active shooter incidents.
- Describe how to manage the consequences of an active shooter incident.
The class takes approximately 45 minutes to complete. It was updated on Jan. 18, according to the webpage. The Emergency Management Institute awards 0.1 continuing education units (CEUs), upon completing the final exam.
Click here to start the online course. There also is an option to print the course information.
Editor's Note: Good points from the online course, for example, I immediately learned it is imperative for victims to keep their arms and hands up where police arriving on the scene can immediately discern them from shooters. I'm not positive I would have thought to do that as a first and main step had I not viewed the presentation.
A 90-minute webinar also is available from FEMA to help people understand the importance of developing an emergency response plan and the need to train employees on how to respond if confronted with an active shooter. The presentation describes the three types of active shooters—workplace/school, criminal, and ideological—and how their planning cycles and behaviors differ.


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Feds deny Marin County oyster farm lease renewal
Published: Thursday, November 29, 2012 at 10:16 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, November 30, 2012 at 2:59 p.m.
U.S. Interior Secretary Ken Salazar rejected a request Thursday to extend the lease of a controversial oyster farm on the Point Reyes National Seashore, ending more than 100 years of shellfish production in the area and creating the first federal marine wilderness area in California.
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Drake's Bay Oyster Co. — which produces 40 percent of the state's oysters — has 90 days to remove all trace of its operations and depart from the bay where Sir Francis Drake first set foot in California.
"The estero is one of our nation's crown jewels, and today we are fulfilling the vision to protect this special place for generations to come," Salazar said in a statement.
The decision comes one week after Salazar visited the oyster farm to meet with owner Kevin Lunny and environmentalists fighting to shutter the operation.
Lunny, who bought the farm in 2004 anticipating the permit would be renewed, said Salazar informed him of the decision by phone. He hung up and walked out of his office, where he shared the news with his 30 anxious employees.
"We've never stood on the docks in tears before," Lunny said. "It's a horrible blow."
Salazar, who had sole authority to extend the farm's 40-year lease or terminate it, ordered the National Park Service to allow the permit to expire so that the bay can return to its natural state.
However, he also directed the Park Service to extend the leases of 15 beef and dairy ranches operating along the Point Reyes seashore. The ranches have "a long and important history on the Point Reyes peninsula," Salazar said.
Wilderness advocates hailed the decision as a victory for the public. A study commissioned by the Park Service warned the oyster farm caused harm to harbor seals and grasses. They urged Salazar to return it to a state of wilderness as designated by Congress in 1976.
"This has been a long time coming," said Bruce Hamilton, deputy executive director of the Sierra Club in San Francisco. "We have been waiting for 40 years. It's the right decision."
Neal Desai, associate director of the National Parks Conservation Association, called it a major conservation achievement.
"This is the greatest gift an Interior Secretary can give us," said Desai. "It's the protection of our national parks and wildlife. Salazar has delivered."
Salazar also was applauded by many Democratic lawmakers, including Sen. Barbara Boxer and Rep. Lynn Woolsey.
"He studied the issue carefully, he listened closely to all sides and, in the end, he made his decision based on the science and the law," Boxer said in a written statement.
Woolsey said Salazar was "fair, thorough and knowledgeable."
"Now that this long process has run its course, it is my hope that we can put the contentiousness behind us and move forward as a united community," Woolsey said.
But Salazar was criticized by Sen. Diane Feinstein, who authored the 2009 legislation that gave Salazar sole discretion to renew the permit.
Feinstein, who had urged Salazar to extend the lease for 10 years, said the Park Service's environmental review contained "false and misleading science."
"The Secretary's decision effectively puts this historic California oyster farm out of business," she said. "As a result, the farm will be forced to cease operations and 30 Californians will lose their jobs."
Lunny's business harvests $1.5 million in shellfish a year from the estuary. He said continued demand for oysters will force distributors to look overseas.
"We have just lost an incredibly important piece of the local food system," Lunny said. "It cannot be replaced by flying in food from Asia."
Oyster farming on the 2,500-acre estuary, a five-fingered estuary on the Marin County coast, dates back nearly 100 years.
The Johnson Oyster Co. operated a facility on the site for 60 years before Lunny took over the lease, which had been set to expire today. The Lunny family has operated a nearby cattle ranch for generations.
The National Seashore, established in 1962 by President John F. Kennedy, gets more than 2 million visitors a year. It protects more than 80 miles of California coastline and is home to harbor seals and migratory birds.
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Rockford Police are searching for an armed robbery suspect.
Officials say a man with a gun robbed the 'Stop 'N Go' on the 2000 block of North Main Street around 9:00 tonight. No one was hurt, but Rockford Police have not located the suspect at this time.


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No actor has grown more adept at playing men who slowly realize they have lived their lives in vain than Bill Murray.
In recent years, his characters have seemed like older-but-no-wiser versions of characters he played early in his career. Didn't his has-been oceanographer from "The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou" remind you of a grizzled, disillusioned Peter Venkman, his wiseacre apparition chaser from "Ghostbusters"?
"Broken Flowers" is the latest film that shows off Murray's ability to display middle-aged delusion and disappointment with just a dour expression. He's Don Johnston, a jogging suit-wearing bachelor who can barely cloak the emptiness in his life, especially after his latest lover (Julie Delpy) leaves him. Before he can let that sink in, an anonymous, pink, type-written letter from an old flame comes in the mail telling him that he has a 19-year-old son who may be looking for his dad.
With Don ready to chalk it up as a lost cause, his next-door neighbor, the detective novel-obsessed Winston (a dynamite Jeffrey Wright), urges him to hit the road and find out which past love sent him the letter. He even plans and maps out his trip for him.
But who could this mystery mom be? Could it be Laura (Sharon Stone), the widowed closet organizer with a nymphet daughter (Alexis Dziena), aptly named Lolita? Or Dora ("Six Feet Under" matriarch Frances Conroy), the real estate agent living a life of bland, WASPy bliss with her husband (Christopher McDonald)? Or Carmen (Jessica Lange), the former rat-racer making a nice living for herself as an "animal communicator"? Or Penny (Tilda Swinton), the backwoods biker chick who'd sooner punch him in the face than exchange pleasantries?
"Flowers" is the latest flick from indie-film icon Jim Jarmusch ("Stranger Than Paradise," "Ghost Dog"), and if you're not well-versed in his films, you're going to have quite a time wondering why a lot of stuff does and does not happen all at the same time. "Flowers" often seems like one, long awkward pause, as Jarmusch films the reunions between Don and his women the way they would probably turn out in real life -- uncomfortably. But it is a heavily, beautifully nuanced film, as Don looks for clues in hopes of discovering the letter's author. Along the way, he discovers other subtle tidbits that inform him, and the audience, of the lives his exes have lived post-breakup.
It's rare to find a film in which there's not a bad performance in the bunch, and it's certainly wonderful seeing Stone and Lange on the big screen again. But, once again, this is Murray's world, and he lets us know we're in the presence of greatness.
In one quietly devastating scene, Don ponders drinking a glass of champagne sitting on his living room coffee table. As he darts his right hand back-and-forth, it hits him that he has nothing going in his life to merit a celebratory glass of bubbly.
"Broken Flowers" may be a movie about a guy who has absolutely nothing to toast, but we should all toast Murray for giving audiences another reason to call him a master at what he does.
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If the sequester happens on Friday as expected, the deep cuts in the federal budget will reach the neighborhood level in Union City and other communities.
If a congressional compromise isn't reached, $85 billion will be cut from the federal budget over the next year.
In California, it's expected there will be $87 million in education cuts as well as reductions in federal funding for environmental, public health, child care and other services.
Congressman Eric Swalwell (D-Dublin) wrote via, email:
The automatic across-the-board budget cuts known as the sequester threaten our fragile economy and will have real consequences, to real people in the Fifteenth Congressional District. In my district alone, schools will lose $11 million in federal funding. It also means 225,000 jobs put at risk across California, 9,600 fewer low income students in California receiving aid to help them finance the costs of college, and the loss of approximately $5.4 million in funds that provide meals for seniors.
That's why I co-sponsored a bill, H.R. 699, that would replace the sequester in a balanced manner with smart spending reductions and new revenue from multimillionaires. It is the height of irresponsibility to let these cuts go into effect, and it is my hope that we reach a solution that will reduce our deficit and strengthen our economy.
At the local level, schools will probably be the most affected.
The New Haven Unified School District faces potential cuts as deep as $741,000 slashed from its $9 million in federal aid.
Head Start programs across California will receive less money. It's estimated 8,200 would have reduced access to services.
The cuts could also reduce the hours at federal offices.
Police departments in California are expected to lose $1.6 million in Justice Assistance Grants that support programs such as crime prevention, drug treatment and witness support.
Finally, job assistance programs are expected to receive $3.3 million less in federal funding. That would affect about 130,000 job seekers.


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As the 2010 road season winds down, the TRI VALLEY VELO RACING TEAM has begun accepting applications to expand our organization for the 2011 season. Tri Valley Velo is currently focused as a Masters Category 4 (road) team that is approximately evenly divided between (age) 35+ members and 45+ members. We are vigorously seeking to expand both groups with active participating members. As we anticipate some of our members moving up in the ranks in the near future, we have additionally agreed to make limited space available to develop a core group of Category 3 and Elite Category 4 racers, if the right candidates surface. This will be done with an eye to organically develop those teams further in future years and support a progressive path to achieve your best results. The team actively supports and participates in Road, Track, and Cyclocross events.
The Tri Valley Velo organization recognizes that family and career obligations often take precedence over racing and other activities. The team seeks members that commit to finding a balance that allows these obligations to successfully coexist with the interests of the team. To this end, the following team requirements have been developed for the 2011 season.
• Commitment to race in at least five of seven pre-defined focus races or ten races of your choice
• Commitment to maintain a "team first†mentality
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• Commitment to be a quality human being and treat others (including competitors, race officials, promoters, volunteers, and bystanders) with respect
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If you think that that the Tri Valley Velo Racing Team might be a good fit for your growth in the sport, you are urged to send your contact information, a few lines about your racing aspirations and why you think you would fit well within our organization, and your racing history (USAC members may attach a link to their history page) to: firstname.lastname@example.com [1]
A quick note on the racing history request:
While results are always impressive and important, we are primarily looking at an established history of participation. This is simply the first step in the process. Once received you will be invited to join us for a couple of training rides so we can mutually determine if our squad is right for you. What you will find here is a small group of strong and competitive riders, but also a group of good teammates and friends that work to support the greater goals of the group. When accepting new members, we value quality over quantity. However quality may be viewed in ways that transcend your palmarès. Our inaugural season has exceeded our expectations and consequently our goals are consistently evolving. But we think we are purposely building something pretty great here and are looking for new teammates to advance the process.
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The Friends of Gloucester Dog Park thanks the Gloucester Daily Times for highlighting our efforts to build a safe place at Stage Fort Park for dogs and their guardians (news story, Thursday, Nov. 15; editorial, Friday, Nov. 16.)
For the people involved in creating this space, it is a labor of love — love of dogs and love for our community.
Building the park has been a community effort. The Dusky Foundation started our fundraising efforts with a grant of $20,000 and $80,000 in matching funds. We have received financial support from businesses and residents across Cape Ann, thanks in part to the efforts of Anne and Christopher Lewis, Bruce Tobey and Dick Wilson.
Hundreds of people have stopped by our events table to donate to the cause. Many local restaurants have hosted our now-famous "Chow Downs" to raise funds and friends for the park.
The construction of the park, headed by Nikki Bach of Insider's Edge, has benefited from the generosity of local business and contractors. The entryway design concept was provided by John Dugger, A.S.A., with engineering support by Kelly Brancaleone, PE. Landscape designs were donated by Dan Provost.
The maintenance sheds were constructed by the GHS students of Dana Griffin's Carpentry Shop and finished by CF Carpentry, and David Dolloff and Greg Santos. Timberline Enterprises provided the entryway building materials.
Coordinating this effort are the members of the Dog Park Committee, founded by Mary Lou Maraganis and Judi Masciarelli. Members include Nikki Bach, Kelly Brancaleone, Alicia Cox DeWolfe, Bethany MacNicholl, Marie Demick and Tom Schauer. All have given countless hours of service to this project.
This is a true community effort and I encourage all dog lovers to join in. If you haven't seen the park this fall, you should stop by. It is no longer a simply a concept. It is a park!
What next? The fence—and we are asking dog guardians to help by making a donation today.
You can make a donation online at www.gloucesterdogpark.org , or send a check to the Gloucester Fund, 45 Middle St., Gloucester. Make sure to write "Dog Park" in the memo line.
Friends of Gloucester Dog Park


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ANA President Rebecca M. Patton, MSN, RN, CNOR is featured in the October 13, 2008 edition of Newsweek Magazine. The article highlights the reasons for the nursing shortage in the United States and how people interested in becoming a nurse can find out more about the profession.
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UFC on Fox 2 takes place January 28, 2012 at the United Center in Chicago, Illinois.
UFC light heavyweight champion Jon Jones defends his belt against Lyoto Machida on December 10th at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, Canada for UFC 140.
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