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"These are deliciously soft moist sugar cookies with the creamy richness of Bailey's Irish Cream! Wonderful as a St. Patrick's day treat or for any day you're craving a sugar cookie. I brought these to a party and within minutes, they disappeared. Feel free to omit the Bailey's and just cut down the flour by about half a cup."
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Original recipe yields 4 dozen
- Cream together butter and sugar until fluffy. Beat in vanilla and egg yolk until combined, then beat in egg; beat until smooth. Pour in Irish cream, and beat until incorporated.
- Sift together flour, salt, and baking powder. Stir into butter mixture until evenly mixed. Form into a flattened ball, wrap well with plastic wrap, and refrigerate 2 hours to overnight.
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Line two baking sheets with parchment paper.
- Roll dough out to 1/4 inch thickness on a floured work surface. Cut into shapes using cookie cutters and place onto prepared baking sheets.
- Bake in preheated oven until golden brown around the edges, 6 to 8 minutes. Cool on a wire rack until they reach room temperature.
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As others have mentioned, the flavor of the original recipe is rather on the light side. For a richer Irish Cream Flavor, double the Irish Cream to One (1) full cup, and also increase the whole egg plus one egg yolk to two full eggs. I found no need to mix the egg yolk into the batter prior to adding the whole egg; just add the whole eggs all at once. With this new formulation, the batter, immediately after mixing, is soft enough to be scooped into a piping bag and piped onto the cookie sheets. Done so, baked for the recommended time, makes excellent cookies with no need to refrigerate for hours and roll out the dough.
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It was grat dough to work with! Super easy! I was able to FIX the "BLAND" flavour by adding 1/4th cup of Butterscotch Schanpps, just that little amount adds a wonderful sweetness to it that makes you want more! JUST ADD A 1/4 CUP BUTTERSCOTCH SHNAPPS and USE 3/4 CUP BAILY'S IRISH CREAM, and it is wicked yummy! My Family Loves it, the cookies didn't last 15 mintues once I brought them out! So Make a double batch!
I made the dough before I hit the sack, and baked them in the morning, which was a lot of fun. It was easy to make, and the dough was great to work with. But, the final product was rather disapointing. Nice and smooth, but not to great on flavor. The irish cream was hardly noticable. In order to spice thing up, I split the cookies in half and made them into sanwhich cookies, using the Sugar Cookies Frosting as my midle. I switched the milk+vanilla to irish cream, and it came out great!
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Amount Per Serving (48 total)
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- 108 cal
- 5%
- Fat
- 4.1 g
- 6%
- Carbs
- 15.5 g
- 5%
- Protein
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- 3%
- Cholesterol
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- 6%
- Sodium
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- 3%
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I find it kind of funny that most of the people who say "SNL hasn't been funny in years" are people that never even stop to watch it and give it a chance.
The reality is, that over the last 3 - 4 years there has been a lot of really talented young performers on the show, including Amy Poehler, Andy Sambergh, Will Forte and Kristen Wiig.
I never stay up to watch it because as I've covered ad-nauseum on the site, I'm not exactly a night owl. I do love the show though, so the lady and I usually DVR it and watch it on Sunday morning. I know, isn't that cute.
So over the last few days I've been interviewing people involved with Lions Gate's "My Bloody Valentine 3D" remake, for issue #14 of Horror Hound Magazine.
In doing so, I came across some time sensitive tidbits that I've been given permission to talk about now. Of course, there will be lots more in-depth information when my article finally hits the news stands, so don't forget to pick it up when it comes out! (Horror Hound is available at the site linked above, as well as most major bookstores in the US)
As mentioned today by both Casey and John Shelton, BGH is going to assault the horror TV landscape with writeups of each episode of almost all of the Horror themed shows on the tube this fall. Moreso than just to get our opinion out, this will give you guys a place to speak your minds on each episode the next day, hopefully making us the place to visit for your internet related water cooler chat in the process.
Hey guys, unfortunately we had some technical difficulties this weekend so the "Basket Case" show is postponed a week. That gives you a few more days to check it out before we get our go at it.
In the wake of the cancellation, we've made a calender planning shows out for the next 3 months, so this should eliminate confusion and relying on Netflix for the future. So hopefully we should have a few solid months ahead of us without any interruptions.
Hey guys, need your help here.
I've been putting quotes from different horror films at the top of every podcast episode. At first I was taking them from my DVD collection, but that became time consuming and staring at all my discs made it really hard to make any sort of decision.
Hey duders... I appreciate your patience as I get back into the flow of things after returning from vacation yesterday. The site was fairly dormant today but we'll be kicking things back into gear as the week goes along. Sorry to be depriving you of your BGHorror goodness.
After sending out our Birthday Press Release on Monday, we got the following response back from the seminal director of our generation, Mr. Uwe Boll:
bloodygoodhorror is a solid and interesting webside with a lot of crazy guys working on it all the best and happy celebration
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE... Bloody Good Horror is turning 1! To mark the occasion, we've put together this press release that we will be sending out all week. Here it is for your viewing pleasure. If you know anyone you think would have an interest in it, please feel free to send it along. Every little bit helps!
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I'm generally pretty intrigued by Darren Lynn Bousman's "Repo: A Genetic Opera", his musical horror tale of a future where human organ re-possessors wreak havoc on the drug addicted masses. Any guy that can cast Bill Moseley and Paris Hilton in the same film certainly has my attention.
For Lions Gate's part, they seem very conflicted on the film (probably due to the change in leadership over there, as we've discussed on the show) and it's looking increasingly likely that it will go severely limited and then straight to DVD shelves.
I'm in a bit of a bind loyal readers. I literally have over 200 reviews from the old site that I would love to post here. The problem? Well to say my writing during the last life of the site was "bad", is like saying that this is terrifying (ie, an understatement).
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A group of students from West Johnston High School in Benson, N.C., collected aluminum can tabs for families staying at the Durham Ronald McDonald House. The facility provides food and shelter for families seeking medical treatment for their children.
"The girls worked with five local schools to collect all of the can tabs in the area to help local and national families to have a place to stay," advisor Todd Thibault said.
The can tabs are traded for cash to cover a voluntary $10 donation from families who stay at the facility.
Students also collected gifts for children and teens staying at the house. Once a month, they serve meals to the families.
See local footage here.
At Duncanville (Texas) High School, students, family and school, university and college representatives gathered for a letter-signing ceremony after SkillsUSA engineering/technician students were accepted into postsecondary programs. Students, many of whom received scholarships, signed letters of intent to their respective schools. Culinary arts students prepared and served a breakfast.
Researchers at the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center (ERDC) in Vicksburg, Miss., are partnering with the Vicksburg-Warren Campus of Hinds Community College. High school students are building brick walls and safety supports for steel frames that the ERDC will then use to test munitions for the Army.
Hank McDevitt, chief of the ERDC Impact and Explosion Effects Branch, came up with the idea.
"ERDC has a partnership agreement with the Vicksburg-Warren School District that enables us to reach out to high school students and mentor them in the fields of engineering and science," McDevitt said. ERDC provided the necessary supplies for the project, as well as the specifications for building the walls.
"This is an excellent project for my students," said Allen Smith, brick masonry instructor at the high school. "They are having a chance to use real mortar, which they normally don't get to do. In class, we use lime and sand, which they can use over and over."
Welding instructor Joe Johnston added, "This is a great project for my first-year students. They have had the opportunity in addition to welding to do the rigging, lifting and moving of equipment and materials that goes along with this kind of work."
Dereca McGraw, a senior at Vicksburg High School, said she was "proud to be working on the project." She added that she enjoyed brick masonry because of its hands-on and creative work.
John Hogan, a senior at Warren Central High School, said, "Even though the work will be destroyed, I'm glad to be doing this (project). It's cool to be doing this for the Corps."
According to Ray Moxley, the research civil engineer in charge of the project, "Our intent is to transport the framed brick walls to one of our field test sites and detonate a small charge on the wall surface. We will then transport the walls back to ERDC and continue testing with larger munitions. Data from the penetration experiments will be used to evaluate and improve computerized prediction algorithms."
Gloucester County Institute of Technology (GCIT) cosmetology students hosted a "style-a-thon" at the school's New Image Salon in Sewell, N.J. The event benefited the City of Hope, National Cancer Institute, in Philadelphia. Students served 164 clients with shampoos, haircuts and styling as well as basic facials, manicures and waxing. Sixty-five students volunteered their time and talents to raise over $1,100. Seven teachers and five advisory board members helped supervise the event.
The SkillsUSA advanced auto service technology class from the Millcreek Center in Olathe, Kan., cleaned up litter at a local park (pictured, right), then enjoyed an afternoon picnic as a reward, reported chapter advisor John Collins.
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Police departments in the region - including Ridgefield- have a message for motorists who refuse to wear their seat belts: beware.
Ridgefield is joining Bethel, Brookfield, Redding and Newtown police departments and highway safety advocates across the country to help save more lives by strongly enforcing seat belt laws around the clock during the 2012 Click It or Ticket campaign.
The effort kicks off today, Dec. 3, and extends through Dec. 16 to help save lives by cracking down on those who don't buckle up.
"Too many drivers and passengers on the road at night are not wearing their seat belts, and it all too often ends in tragedy," said Newtown Police Chief Michael Kehoe. "Our goal is to save more lives, so the Newtown Police Department joined by the Bethel, Brookfield, Redding and Ridgefield Police Departments will be out enforcing seat belt laws around the clock."
According to the U.S. Department of Transportation's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), in 2010 nationally, 61 percent of the 10,647 passenger vehicle occupants who were killed in motor vehicle crashes overnight (6 p.m. to 5:59 a.m.) were not wearing their seat belts at the time of the fatal crash, compared to 42 percent during the daytime hours.
Seat belt use saves thousands of lives across America each year. NHTSA statistics show that in 2010 alone, seat belts saved an estimated 12,546 lives nationwide.
Younger motorists and men are particularly at risk. NHTSA data shows that among teen and young adult passenger vehicle occupants in 2010, ages 18-34, which were killed in motor vehicle traffic crashes, 62 percent were not buckled up at the time of the crash — the highest percentage of any age group. The number jumps to 66 percent when just men in this age group are included.
While this year's Click It or Ticket campaign runs from Dec. 3 through Dec. 16, Newtown police said motorists should know that officers in the area are out enforcing seat belt laws year-round.
"Those who choose not to wear a seat belt will feel the heat from our officers who will be out cracking down on Click It or Ticket violators," Kehoe said. "Motorists should buckle up every time they go out, both day and night. Our officers are prepared to ticket anyone not buckled up ... no warnings and no excuses. Click It or Ticket."
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Irene F. "Meri" Durland, 84, a former beauty queen from Italy, passed away on Friday surrounded by family at her Long Branch home.
Born in Livorno, Italy, Meri married Lee Durland, immigrated to the U.S. and first settled in East Orange and West Caldwell before moving to Long Branch, where she lived out her life. She had many friends throughout Monmouth County and beyond.
Meri, known for her dedication and love of family, friends and animals, was a woman of strong faith and a parishioner of Our Lady Star of the Sea Roman Catholic Church, Christ the King Parish, Long Branch.
A mother of three children and grandmother to six grandchildren, the family called her an unforgettable woman, with bright blue eyes and warm smile, who touched all she knew with her compassion and generosity.
Meri is predeceased by her husband, Lee, who died in 2003 in Cadosia, NY.
She is survived by: two sons, Lee and Carlo Durland, of Long Branch; a daughter and son-in-law, Pia and Joe Corte, Livingston; six grandchildren, Joseph and Nicholas Corte, Matthew, Cortnie, Justin and Daniel Durland; four sisters in Italy and a brother in Australia; many nieces and nephew worldwide.
Visitation will be at the Woolley-Boglioli Funeral Home, 10 Morrell Street, Long Branch on Tuesday, April 2, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
There will be a funeral mass on Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Star of the Sea Roman Catholic Church, Long Branch.
Entombment will follow at Woodbine Mausoleum, Oceanport. Contributions may be made to Catholic Charitites, Diocese of Trenton, 383 West State Street, Trenton, NJ 08607.
Messages of condolence please visit Meri's Book of Memories at www.woolleyboglioli.com.


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Taming the TODO
Look for a bookmarklet or extension that lets you easily create TODOs. Make your task overview the default page in your browser so that you're sure to review them daily.
If you spend a lot of time on the move, you've probably thought about getting yourself a PDA. Both Evolution and KDE PIM can synchronize your tasks with Palm-based PDAs, making them ideal for the mobile warrior. Libraries such as coldsync can help you support synchronization for your custom hacks.
My productivity tool of choice is a pack of 3"x5" index cards held together with a fold-back clip or rubber band. Affectionately called the "Hipster PDA" by productivity geeks, this surprisingly effective low-tech tool is a great way to keep track of tasks.
Write down your tasks, one per index card. You can write down subtasks and notes as well. Shuffle through your tasks while waiting or sort it by the context you can perform the tasks in. Rip the card up after completing your TODO for an extremely satisfying end.
Print useful data onto cards. Around 50 names and contact numbers can fit on an index card if you use a really small font. Month and year calendars also are handy. No hardware worries, no productivity-sapping games and no hassles makes the Hipster PDA great for people on the go.
Got an idea about what to use to manage your tasks? Well, now here are some tips for keeping on top of everything.
"Hmm, that looks interesting", you think. "Let's try it out." You switch to your task manager to write down that TODO. Oops, you still need to open the application. Now you have to arrange your windows so you can see the article. Wait, you need to copy the URL. By the time you have it all set up, you might've forgotten what you wanted to write down in the first place!
If a task manager is too cumbersome to use, you won't bother with it. Make it as easy as possible to get a task out of your head and into the system. Make your task manager a keystroke or click away, and you'll find yourself using it more often.
Keep your TODO list short so that you don't get overwhelmed by all the things you need to do. Ruthlessly prune TODO items you no longer have to do or are no longer interested in doing. Delete or archive completed tasks so that they don't clutter your main task list.
TODO items can be intimidating. "Write a novel" is an example of a task that can be difficult to start. Make sure your TODO items are small enough to work on. I usually break my tasks down into subtasks I can do in one sitting. Breaking these tasks down also makes it easier to stop procrastinating, because there's always something small to work on.
Make a system you can trust. Ensure none of the tasks fall through the cracks. Make your reminder system the first thing that shows up after you log on or start your browser. Set aside time to review all of your tasks regularly.
If your task manager is easy to use, you'll trust it with more tasks. Writing down all of your tasks in a reliable system means you don't have to worry about forgetting anything—as long as you don't forget to check!
The way you keep track of tasks probably will change as you come up with new ideas or read about other people's experiences. Don't be afraid to improve your system. Instead of making a giant step to a brand new methodology, however, break changes down into incremental improvements. That way, you give yourself time to make it a habit.
Don't spend too much time tweaking your system, though! One way to manage this impulse is to find a community of like-minded people. That way, you can use their hacks and customizations without having to spend a lot of time coming up with your own. The trick is to find a personal information manager that fits the way you work and can be extended as you experiment with new ways of working.
Linux has become a key foundation for supporting today's rapidly growing IT environments. Linux is being used to deploy business applications and databases, trading on its reputation as a low-cost operating environment. For many IT organizations, Linux is a mainstay for deploying Web servers and has evolved from handling basic file, print, and utility workloads to running mission-critical applications and databases, physically, virtually, and in the cloud. As Linux grows in importance in terms of value to the business, managing Linux environments to high standards of service quality — availability, security, and performance — becomes an essential requirement for business success.
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In five seasons and 387 games as head coach of the Washington Capitals and Anaheim Ducks, Bruce Boudreau has won 228 games.
The 504 points his teams have generated factors out to a cool 106.7 points per 82 games, a pace bested by only San Jose Sharks coach Todd McLellan (107.8) and Pittsburgh Penguins coach Dan Bylsma (107.4) among current NHL coaches.
After weathering through an expected transitional period following after replacing Randy Carlyle as Ducks coach on Dec. 1 of last year, the team under Boudreau took flight during a 17-3-4 24-game stretch in a second half that Anaheim fans hoped was more preview than peculiarity.


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Report: Oracle Patch Turns On $23,000 Upgrade Oracle is shipping its Database In-Memory feature with its latest patch, but the expensive option is reportedly turned on by default.
Apple iPad Loses Tablet Market Share Apple is still the top tablet vendor, but it's losing ground and needs new lines of growth as the market cools.
Hiring For The New World Of Healthcare IT The politics of healthcare IT are not getting any easier. What are the top three attributes your IT team members will need?
Bubblemania: Will We Party Like It's 1999? Feverish tech activity is exciting and in many ways similar to 15 years ago. We aren't at dot-bomb levels of hysteria, but there's one big problem that may threaten growth.
Healthcare Collaboration Across 3 Generations Patients may see 50 different hospital employees during treatment. Don't let different collaboration styles among your multigenerational staff hinder patient care.
Cyber Attacks Happen: Build Resilient Systems You can't stop all attacks or build the perfect defense system. The higher-level objective is resilience.
Microsoft Faces 4 Big Challenges Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is riding high with analysts and investors -- but look at the remaining hurdles.
Geekend: Robot Vs. Human Smackdown Who would win a fistfight between a man and a robot? Take a look at the evidence, and see if you agree with our conclusion.
Just Let Me Code! Managing the complexity of development toolchains -- from SCM, to the build tools, to the testing, to the deployment stack -- now so overwhelms the developer experience, it's hard to get any real programming done.
Google Maps Engine Gets Workforce Management Tool Google Maps Engine Pro customers now have free access to Maps Coordinate to manage workers and share location information in real time.
IBM & California Partner On Private Cloud CalCloud, the State of California's private cloud managed by IBM, aims to streamline services for 400 state and local government agencies.
HP Invests $50M In Hortonworks: Hadoop Bet HP joins Intel, Google Capital in investing big on Hadoop, taking a stake in Hortonworks while deepening integrations with its platform.
Sprint To Push Google Apps For Business In bid to win enterprise customers, Sprint offers Google Apps for Business.
Where The IT Jobs Aren't: Tech IT jobs in the tech sector will stall while non-tech industries will drive IT job growth, impacting job geography and skills, says new report.
VMware Reports Solid Quarter, Bookings Jump 24% Revenue came in at the high end of expectations, though expanded product line "will take time to ramp."
Apple OS X Yosemite Beta Debuts Apple's obsession with secrecy gives way to involving customers in the software development process.
IT Leaders, You're The Cavemen Who Survived The ability to spot an anomaly in hundreds of lines of code isn't all that different from Neanderthal man picking out the weakest wooly mammoth -- and don't let anyone tell you different.
EHR Vendors: Step Up Your Game Electronic medical record vendors need to take a clue from video game design. It's time to deliver intuitive, simple to learn, and easy to use EHR technology.
FTC: In-App Purchase Crackdowns Reflect 'Fundamental' Rules Federal Trade Commission must observe core principles of consumer protection, regardless of the pace of technology, Commissioner Julie Brill says.
Federal IT Innovation Depends On Being Open Federal agencies have a hard time fitting innovation into their plans, let alone their budgets. Open data and open-source software help make innovation happen anyway.
Docker Acquires DevOps Flavor With Fig Docker's purchase of the UK startup Orchard Laboratories gives it the Fig container orchestration system to speed up program development.
Salesforce.com Previews Sales Feature To Promote Pardot Salesforce.com shows a Sales Cloud option that will require Marketing Cloud capabilities. Can next year's product release spark crossover sales?
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Nadella's Windows 9 And Device Plans, Explained Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says his company is "streamlining" Windows into a converged OS, and "right-sizing" its device efforts. But what does this really mean?
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Why Facebooks 'Buy' Button Will Fail Even if Facebook is able to overcome its trust problem, it still faces an even more serious threat: timing.
Apple Documents Undisclosed iOS Services Apple describes services as "diagnostic," but does not address criticism that backdoors undermine security and privacy.
Forget 'Things' It's The Internet Of Business Models With the Internet of Things, sensors and telematics don't mean much if they're not helping disrupt traditional business models.
Facebook Referral Traffic Skyrockets Facebook drove nearly one-quarter of all Web traffic in June while other social networks experienced significant drops, says new report.
Wearables In Healthcare: Privacy Rules Needed Johns Hopkins patient privacy violation didn't involve Google Glass or wearables but indicates why the healthcare industry must head off trouble with wearables in clinical settings.
Amazon Fire Phone Early Reviews Tepid Early reviews of Amazon's first smartphone won't send consumers rushing to buy. Did Amazon miscalculate on key features?
Federal IT Networks: Simpler Is Better A survey of government IT executives found that network complexity slows IT performance and hinders deployment of new technologies and services.
Agile Dev: Don't Take The Easy Way Out It's easy to lose track of Scrum principles and best practices. Do these Scrum anti-patterns affect your development process?
The IPv6 Skills Crisis As IPv6 adoption ramps up, there aren't nearly enough experts and trainers to fulfill the demand. Here's how to start educating yourself.
Watson Tapped By IBM, USAA To Advise Veterans IBM Watson Engagement Advisor will support USAA customers who are leaving the military. Can Watson do better than conventional web and mobile support systems?
Microsoft Earnings: 3 Big Takeaways Microsoft's cloud business is booming, but devices and consumer mindshare remain problems.
FDA Mobile Apps Loophole Hazardous For Healthcare The FDA's reluctance to overregulate medical apps opens a pitfall for healthcare organizations that innovate too far ahead of the curve.
The Internet of (Passive) Things IoT is not only about sensors, actuators, and connected thermostats. Manufacturers need to incorporate all bar-coded products into their plans.
Summer Travel Cyber Security Tips For Government Employees Vacationing as a government employee brings special security concerns. Follow these precautions to protect your devices and data on the beach and beyond.
Apple Profit Healthy: All Eyes On Fall Sales of iPads proved disappointing, but Apple posted strong iPhone, Mac, and iTunes numbers. The big test comes next quarter.
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Apple 'iTime' Patent Describes Modular Wearable "Electronic wristband" might work with swappable modules as Apple appears to be thinking beyond the smartwatch for its first wearable.
Social Networks Bomb In Customer Satisfaction User satisfaction with social networks remains low despite individual increases by Facebook and LinkedIn this year, according to a new report.
When Data Hoarding Makes Sense To hoard or not to hoard? EMC's Bill Schmarzo defends the practice of saving all the data you can, even when its value is uncertain.
Teradata Acquires Hadapt, Revelytix For Big Data Boost Teradata adds data-prep, data-management, and data-analysis capabilities by buying two notable independents in the big data arena.
NY Seeks Bitcoin Exchange Regulations Proposal would require state's digital currency dealers to follow strict anti-money-laundering and consumer protection rules.
Apple Preps Larger iPhone Apple's order of up to 80 million devices suggests consumers want a larger iPhone, but will it hurt iPad sales?
Optum Labs Translates Big Data Research To Clinicians Big data shows lots of promise in researchers' hands. By getting this insight to clinicians, it can really improve and save lives, says Dr. Paul Wallace of Optum Labs.
Facebook, Twitter Push E-Commerce, Like It Or Not Facebook and Twitter test e-commerce waters with a 'Buy' button and a payments infrastructure acquisition -- but are users and businesses ready?
NASA Orion Space Capsule Has Surprising Brain New manned spacecraft will use a flight computer adapted from jetliners for deep space missions to the asteroids and Mars.


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The church planters workbook will help you implement the book's contents into your own unique ministry situation, showing you how to develop a focus group, recruit a leadership team, and implement small groups. This third edition of a popular and practical hands-on guide will inspire, encourage, and equip ministry leaders.
Aubrey Malphurs is a professor of pastoral ministries at Dallas Theological Seminary and president of The Malphurs Group. He engages in church consulting and training and is the author of numerous books, including Being Leaders and Building Leaders.


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Cleveland Browns
Ahtyba Rubin - #71 - DT
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|Fort Belvoir, VA
|Iowa State
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|2008, 6th round, 24th pick by Browns
Report: Browns DT Rubin had procedure to repair slight pelvic tear
Brown DT Ahtyba Rubin underwent a procedure to repair a slight pelvic tear six weeks ago, according to the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Final four games could be humbling for Browns
The Browns can't threaten in this division until they fix their offense. That figures to be driven home in the final quarter of the season.
Browns' personnel suits 4-3 scheme
The Browns' transition from the 3-4 to a 4-3 scheme has been a successful one to date.
Browns' defense stepping up
The Browns' defense, which has allowed one TD in each of its last two games, is off to a strong start in its move to a 4-3 scheme.
Browns stock report: Week Three
Here's senior editor Mike Wilkening's Week Three stock report for the Browns after their 17-16 win vs. Miami on Sunday.
Agent: Extension for Browns' Rubin could be 'difficult' to reach
The agent for Browns DT Ahtyba Rubin told PFW that striking a multiyear deal with Cleveland before the 2011 season ends could be challenging.
Browns' D-line in transition, in need of bolstering
Adding at least one defensive lineman, and perhaps multiple defensive linemen, would seem something the Browns would strongly consider in the 2011 NFL draft.
Browns positional analysis: Defensive linemen
This is the sixth in a series of position-by-position looks at the Browns' personnel entering the 2011 season. Here is our analysis of Cleveland's DL situation.
Browns likely transitioning to 4-3
The Browns have not employed a 4-3 scheme as their base defense since 2004, but they seem likely to transition back to the "40" front after hiring Dick Jauron as defensive coordinator.
Browns MVP Meter: Week 17
With the regular season in the books, here's a look at the Browns' top MVP candidates.
Browns' Robiskie coming into his own
After a very slow start to his career, Cleveland second-year WR Brian Robiskie is beginning to make his presence felt, according to AFC North Whispers.
Browns MVP Meter: Week 16
Here's a look at the Browns' top five team MVP candidates through 15 games.
Browns players of the Week
Here are the Browns' players of the week on offense, defense and special teams for Week 15.
Browns-Bills matchup of the day: Wednesday
Here's a matchup to watch in Sunday's Browns-Bills game.
Browns MVP Meter: Week 13
Here's a look at the Browns' top five team MVP candidates through 12 games.
Rubin will not play against Cincinnati because of an injury.||||||| Rubin, who had started Cleveland's previous 41 games, will be replaced by rookie John Hughes. Rubin sustained a lower leg injury against New York and did not practice this week.
Browns defensive starters Ahtyba Rubin and Scott Fujita both missed practice and may sit out Sunday's game against Cincinnati.||||||| Rubin, Cleveland's best interior lineman, sustained a lower leg injury last week and has not practiced.
Cleveland has extended Rubin's contract for three seasons, locking up another core player for the future. Financial terms were not immediately available.||||||| Rubin's 82 tackles led all NFL defensive linemen last season. He was in the final year of his contract, and his new deal is through the 2014 season. The 310-pounder never stops moving on the field and his work ethic and upside convinced the Browns to invest in him for three more seasons.


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NORMAN — Sonja Lynn Fixico, 51, died Sunday, Nov. 25, 2012. Graveside services will be 2 p.m. today at Hawkins Family Cemetery in Wewoka. Arrangements are by John M. Ireland Funeral Home in Moore.
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A former Temecula dentist who molested two girls he was coaching in gymnastics pleaded guilty today to two counts of committing lewd acts on a minor as jury selection was getting under way for his trial.
Dr. David Martinus Reiakvam, 44, could have faced more than 50 years behind bars had he been convicted of the 15 felonies with which he was originally charged.
Reiakvam's plea agreement stipulates a two-year prison term. He remains free on $200,000 bail, with a surrender hearing set for 3 p.m. Friday before Riverside County Superior Court Judge Ronald Taylor. It wasn't clear whether sentencing would go ahead at that time.
Reiakvam admitted committing the two felonies, and in exchange, the District Attorney's Office dropped 11 counts of committing lewd acts on a child under 15 years old, as well as two counts of oral copulation of a child under 18.
According to D.A.'s office spokesman John Hall, defense attorney Tera Harden broached the plea deal this week, after the case had been assigned to Taylor's courtroom for trial, leading to negotiations between the defense and prosecution that culminated in mutually acceptable terms.
"Several things were considered in the decision to accept the plea agreement," Hall said. "By agreeing to this, the victims would not have to testify during a trial and, with the felony conviction and lifetime registration as a sex offender, Mr. Reiakvam will likely no longer be able to practice dentistry.
"Before accepting the plea agreement, we spoke to the victims in this case, and they were both on board with the disposition," he added.
The defendant molested and engaged in sex acts with girls he taught at the Empire Acro Gym on Market Street and a separate facility near Vine Street and Mission Inn Avenue, both in Riverside, according to the prosecution.
The two victims, who are now in their mid-20s, lived with Reiakvam and his then-wife Sherry at their Riverside home, according to Deputy District Attorney Debra Postil, the original prosecutor in the case.
Riverside police Detective Laura Ellefson, who testified at the defendant's October 2011 preliminary hearing, said the first girl alleged Reiakvam had intimate contact with her during bedside chats, when he would come into her room and play the "touching game."
According to Ellefson, Reiakvam's interaction with the girl escalated into oral copulation and frequent fondling between 1998 and 2000, eventually leading to "full-blown" sexual intercourse on a regular basis when the girl was 15 years old.
The other girl was molested from 2000 to 2002 beginning at age 13, when Reiakvam came into her room at night to fondle her, according to testimony.
Postil said one victim maintained a sexual relationship with Reiakvam into adulthood.
The defendant, who began practicing dentistry in 1998, failed to renew his dental license earlier this year. The Dental Board of California had placed restrictions on his practice in January 2011, prohibiting him from accepting patients under 18 years old pending resolution of the criminal charges.


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In Maximum Conviction, Steve Austin forever speaks like there's a pinch of Skoal eating through the corner of his bottom lip, but I have no idea what's going on with Steven Seagal's accent attempt: Southern? Cajun? Ebonics? An overly phlegmy head cold? Your guess is as good as mine, and unfortunately, I've seen the movie.


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It can be one of the toughest holiday decisions – do you get your child a pet? Whether you're considering a puppy, kitten, fish or reptile there are all kinds of criteria to consider.
At the Oregon Humane Society, December is the busiest month. They recommend pets only be adopted when a child is older than 10.
"It really has to be a family decision," explained Barbara Baugnon "We like to see a gift basket under the tree with all the supplies and a gift certificate for pet adoption rather than a living animal."
That way, the child can be involved in selecting the pet.
"It's best to get a pet to reward responsibility as opposed to getting a child a pet and hoping it will make them responsible," advised Baugnon.
At Pets on Broadway in Northeast Portland, December is the busiest month for the purchase of live animals.
"Kids ask for something to snuggle and cuddle," said employee Duke Moten.
The number one request among small animals is the hamster, but for interaction employees say a rat makes a better pet.
"They're easy to train, they have a memory and they can bond with you," said Cheyenne Myers, a small animal specialist at the store.
Hamsters she said are active at night and sometimes children get frustrated when they want to play. When it comes to fish many parents come in trying to find Nemo, but the clownfish requires saltwater.
"Beta fish are a better choice for children and come in a variety of colors," remarked Moten.
A small animal with supplies can cost under $50, but can also cause disappointment.
"The child should be involved in the decision making process. You don't want them expecting a puppy and then get a gerbil," remarked Baugnon.
Adoption fees at the Oregon Humane Society range from $55 to $300 for dogs and from $35 to $100 for cats. OHS expects to handle 1,200 adoption during the holidays.
"It's the ultimate Christmas morning -- the black lab with the red bow, but you need to make the decision responsibly," Baugnon concluded.


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Tennessee Titans
Chris Johnson - #28 - RB
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|Orlando, FL
|East Carolina
|Years played
|2008, 1st round, 24th pick by Titans
Despite solid start, Titans have room to improve
The Titans are one of the league's biggest surprises, but getting off the field on third down and igniting the running game are areas of concern.
Del Pilar's Digest: Fantasyland observations
William Del Pilar travels around the NFL and provides his fantasy football observations, including thoughts on the prospects of Titans RB Chris Johnson.
Titans, Chris Johnson agree on four-year extension
The Titans and RB Chris Johnson agreed on a four-year contract extension Thursday, according to PFW Titans correspondent Jim Wyatt.
Munchak wants holdout Johnson in camp
New Titans head coach Mike Munchak is worried that star RB Chris Johnson is missing valuable camp time with his new quarterbacks while holding out.
Munchak will be tested as soon as lockout ends
Mike Munchak has waited 18 years for his first head-coaching opportunity. Once the lockout is lifted, he will face two decisions that could define his first season and beyond.
Titans RB Johnson prepared to hold out
Titans RB Chris Johnson is prepared to hold out for a larger contract once the NFL lockout comes to an end, according to Jason La Canfora of NFL.com.
Draft Dose: Workout warriors
Every year, someone at the NFL Scouting Combine makes a name for himself based on the numbers that he put up. We investigate the NFL success of some recent workout warriors.
Titans' offense could be 'Rusty' down the stretch
Where Randy Moss goes, messes seem to follow. That's exactly what's going on right now in Tennessee.
Moss' Tennessee arrival gives needed boost to Johnson
This may not be Randy Moss' year, but no matter where he goes, he seems to help somebody else's production.
Readers say Titans' Johnson will win another rushing title
Tennessee RB Chris Johnson will win a second consecutive rushing crown. That's the opinion of ProFootballWeekly.com readers who participated in a just-concluded poll.
Fitz's Four-Course Fantasy Feast
Pat Fitzmaurice examines the impact Randy Moss is likely to have in Minnesota, both on his own numbers and those of his teammates. Fitzmaurice also analyzes Marshawn Lynch's prospects in Seattle and Titans RB Chris Johnson's prospects the ...
Titans' Johnson not wanting for work
With RB Chris Johnson getting 27 carries in the season opener vs. Oakland, including seven after the Titans took a 25-point lead late in the third quarter, the message came across loud and clear: the Titans continue to have no ...
Week One handicapping column
In his Week One handicapping column, PFW's Mike Wilkening likes the Titans, strong finishers a season ago, to start the 2010 campaign on a roll.
Favre can add more records in '10
Some records, when broken, are met with cheers. Others, when broken, are met with uncomfortable laughter — or flat-out guffaws. This edition of the NFList focuses on a handful of NFL records that could be broken in 2010. Some are more ...
Ten most intriguing players of Week One
Cardinals WR Larry Fitzgerald won't become a fantasy nonfactor just because Kurt Warner has retired, writes Pat Fitzmaurice in his discussion of this week's intriguing fantasy players.
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Johnson wrapped up his roller-coaster season with 56 yards and a touchdown on 21 carries in the Titans' win over the Jaguars on Sunday.||||||| Johnson finished with 1,243 yards, but had just six touchdowns and totaled 84 yards in his last two games.
Johnson is expected to start Sunday against Jacksonville after returning to practice Friday even though he was limited by an injured right ankle.||||||| Johnson hurt his ankle in Week 16, so fantasy owners still should be cautious of having him in the lineup.
The only game Johnson has missed in the NFL came when Tennessee sidelined the running back in 2008 to prep for the playoffs. He isn't about to let a sore right ankle sideline him now.||||||| Johnson said Thursday he will play in Sunday's season finale against the division rival Jaguars (2-13). He hurt his ankle in last week's 55-7 loss in Green Bay and missed a second straight practice Thursday.
Johnson carried 11 times for 28 yards and caught two passes for 13 in Sunday's 55-7 loss at Green Bay.||||||| Johnson injured his right ankle in the contest but played through the pain. Monitor the situation for Week 17.
Johnson has returned to Sunday's game against the Green Bay Packers after sitting out one drive with an injured right ankle.||||||| Johnson was hit hard by Packers linebacker Clay Matthews just before the end of the first quarter. Johnson was on the ground for several minutes before getting up and walking gingerly to the sidelines.


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Dorothy J. Boyce, age 79, of Youngstown, died Friday, October 11, 2013 in Mount St. Mary's Hospital in Lewiston, after a brief illness.
Dorothy was born July 16, 1934 in Cleveland, OH, the daughter of the late Freeman "Bingo" and Catherine (Morgan) Bangs. She attended high school at the Lewiston Red Brick School and was in the first graduating class of Lewiston Porter High School in 1952. Dorothy married James Boyce on September 20, 1958, and they have lived in Youngstown for the past 50 years.
She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Lewiston and a member of the Wilson Golden Agers. Dorothy also volunteered with the American Cancer Society and enjoyed reading James Patterson novels. Above all else, her family was her life.
She is survived by her husband of 55 years, James; her children, Donna (Gordon) Dietz of Wilson, Glenn (Mary Anne) Boyce of Ransomville, and a step-daughter, Debbie Duncan; her grandchildren, Jeremy, Jennifer, Bradley, Andrew, Julia, John and Jill; and a brother-in-law, Paul Murphy of Newark, NY. She was predeceased by her sister, Nancy Murphy.
Friends may call at HARDISON FUNERAL HOME, 3648 Ransomville Road, Ransomville on Monday from 2-4 and 7-9 PM. Funeral services will be held Tuesday, October 15, at 11:00 AM in the funeral home, with the Rev. Robert Bellingham officiating. Burial will be private in Niagara Falls Memorial Park Cemetery, Lewiston. Memorials may be made to the Youngstown Volunteer Fire Co., Ambulance Fund, PO Box 387, Youngstown, NY 14174.
Please visit www.hardisonfuneralhomes.com for online registry.
Dorothy J. Boyce
Dorothy J. Boyce, age 79, of Youngstown, died Friday, October 11, 2013 in Mount St. Mary's Hospital in Lewiston, after a brief illness.


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Gorillaz mastermind Damon Albarn got Andre 3000 and James Murphy into a London studio last September to record fast-funk freakout, "DoYaThing" for Converse's Three Artists, One Song series. 3000 delivers a euphoric, minute-long freestyle, rhyming sploooshy sploosh with blooopdie bloop. He also offers the uniquely-ATLien diss you ain't Willie B., referring to the silverback gorilla who lived at Zoo Atlanta for almost 40 years. (Or he's talking about Geto Boys rapper Willie D.)
An extended mega-version of "DoYaThing" will be released following the debut of the the track's animated video on Wednesday, February 29th. Download the four-minute version from Converse, below, and check out Albarn and Jamie Hewlett's Gorillaz-inspired collection of Chuck Taylor's here.
Download: Gorillaz f. Andre 3000 and James Murphy, "DoYaThing"
Update 2/24/2012: Stream the foul-mouthed, 13-minute version of "DoYaThing" via Seattle's 107.7 The End, here.


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Willie Williams, designer of the U2 tours, from Pop Mart to Vertigo, will be a special guest at LDI2009 in Orlando, FL, participating in both the Live Design Projection Master Classes and the PRG Light Lab, in dedicated case studies about the current high-tech U2 360° Tour.
One of the most visually arresting, high-tech concert tours, U2 360° combines Willie Williams as director/design with the talents of Mark Fisher of the design firm, Stufish, on "The Claw" scenic element, and Chuch Hoberman and his team who helped create an expanding video screen based on the Hoberman sphere concept, engineered by Buro Happold, and built by Barco and Innovative Designs.
Go "behind the scenes" of the U2 360° tour in these sessions at LDI2009, when Willie Williams, and his colleagues associate LD Alex Murphy, ligthing director Ethan Weber, and video director Stefaan "Smasher" Desmedt join forces to discuss this tour design.
The two sessions at LDI are as follows:
Live Design Projection Master Classes
Thursday, November 19, 3:15pm-5:00pm
Projection Case Study III: U2 360° Tour with Willie Williams and Colleagues
An in-depth look at the complex video design and technology on the U2 360° Tour, including the expanding "Hoberman-sphere" video screen design and innovative use of video imagery. Moderator: Bob Bonniol, projection designer, Mode Studios
PRG Light Lab: Designing The U2 360° Tour
Saturday, November 21, 2:00-4:00pm
A comprehensive discussion of the overall design for the breathtaking U2 360° tour, one of the most exciting visual spectaculars ever! Join world-famous production director/designer Willie Williams, associate LD Alex Murphy, lighting director Ethan Weber, and video director Stefaan "Smasher" Desmedt for an in-depth look at the scenic, lighting and video concepts for this technically challenging, visually phenomenal event! From PRG's Bad Boy to an expanding video screen, you've never seen anything like it! Moderator: David Johnson, associate publisher, Live Design
Register today for LDI2009 and save $100 on the Live Design Projection Master Classes, and full-conference options that include the PRG Light Lab, and make a date with Willie Williams in Orlando.


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Uniforms that are way too expensive and if you want to buy used at the uniform sale it is all picked over by the organizers. Do you want to go to a public school but still have to pay inordinate amounts of money? This is the place for you. The principal sees parents and students as $$$. Train to the test? You bet, this is the place where you will learn how TCAPS are administered and how to take them (how has the state/federal not caught this yet?) This school COULD be a shining star in the CCSD BUT they chose to think "It is our way or you are an idiot!" Students learn in unique ways but the staff is trained to keep a chair warm. I would suggest staying away from this school. I made it through but at what cost? Last, after all of it there are volunteer hours, senate, after school activities but relatively little to no emphasis on sports. Sports is how some children shine, they become leaders, they compete to win. If you don't have that competition there is zero outlet for assertive or dominant behavior and the children are expected to "fall in line!" "zero tolerance for bullying!" (which has been shown to be detrimental) Google it and educate yourself with citaion!
The principal is very money hungry. There are fees for everything under the sun. I do not find him warm to the children. The school is run like the military. He even got the students to write a letter to the school board shaking them down for more funding.
CCA is a great school. The teachers honestly care about the children; there is a strong academic focus, and the school teaches strong values. It has a limited sports program, but a growing music program. Our daughter loves it there. We strongly recommend it.
I am going into 7th grade, but I've been here since kindergarden. A previous comment was that Cherry Creek Academy had serious bullying problems, which I totally agree to. I have been bullied here, and I don't look weird, have any mental problems, smell bad, etc. but I still get bullied, but not as severely. I'm not going to go into some huge sob story, but I have been punched in the neck, tackled, and plenty of name calling, too. The teachers are ok, they usually don't care about the way-too-strict uniform policy and never seem to notice any of the bullying happening here. Some teachers have told us how much they hate us and how terrible we are. Overall, this school is good academically except for the "math program", Saxon Math. I recommend not going there at all for the middle school, but elementary school is okay. Whether you're in elementary or middle school, though, go to the neighborhood schools instead of this uppity, dramatic, rich, terrible charter school.
Cherry Creek Academy was a good alternative to a mediocre neighborhood school. My kids were bright, but needed to be challenged and CCA does challenge every child to do the best of their ability. It is diverse and the focus is on academics, so it is perfect for average kids as they can thrive academically without as many social distractions. That being said, there is some low level (think annoying sibling type behavior) bullying and in the past, favoritism toward some children and families. Also, your kids can suffer socially as they may not have many friends in their neighborhood. Overall, if you want a focused academic environment for your child, it's a great choice.
I am currently in 7th grade, but I went to Cherry Creek Academy from 2nd grade to 6th grade. Cherry Creek Academy is a great school. It will keep your mind going all through out the day. I was a straight A student and I loved being there!
This school has serious bullying problems over the past years. A number of students ended up transferring out of the school mainly due to being bullied. With the increasing public awareness of the bullying consequences, it is disheartening that the school is still dealing with it ineffectively.
We have 2 boys at CCA, currently in 3rd and 1st grade. The kindergarten team is exceptional with special kudos to the half day teacher. Students come from all over CCSD and there is a surprising amount of diversity. Parental involvement is required by giving 40/20 hrs per school year in many different capacities. Teachers will provide tutoring during the school year and the summer for students who are struggling. Both my husband and I are teachers with a combined 20+ years of experience and we know our children are receiving an exceptional education at CCA. If you are looking for a private school setting with a public school price tag CCA is it.
We are very pleased with the education our second grader is receiving. Each one of her teachers have challenged her and have demonstrated their passion for teaching. Our daughter loves this school.
I am currently in the seventh grade at CCA and have been attending here since first grade. It's a very small school, but the curriculum is amazing and I love it! The enviroment is great and I have made many close friends. I know I won't have to worry about highschool at all because of how prepared everyone is by then! I played basketball and soccer and learned so much and had such a blast! Plus, I love my coaches! Overall, CCA is AWESOME!
I graduated from 8th grade this year after being there since first grade. CCA is academically a very good school,but I would reccomend leaving after you complete fifth grade there. It depends on what type of student you are. CCA gets you ahead for high school and makes sure you will start out in programs such as IB or AP/Honor,but the Middle School was treated as little kids. There is little independence such as forming lines to go to lunch and planner checks. Also, if you are looking for a school with a big social scene, CCA is not it. The classes are small and if you stay there starting in kindergarten or first grade you spend eight or nine years with the same people. There isn't that much diversity either and the babying doesn't prepare you for High School. Education wise, CCA is top of the line!
The teachers are very enthusiastic and energetic. The curriculum is up to date and outstanding.
Academically, CCA is a wonderful school. They care about their students and teach them to respect each other and the faculty.
Cherry Creek Academy is an outstanding school. I love the Core Knowledge curriculum providing my child with a top-notch K-8 education that will prepare her well for high school and beyond. I am proud that my child attends Cherry Creek Academy.
It was a great school for my kids who attended 1995-2004. Core knowledge curriculum and some of the finest teachers and administrators ever
Our family has attended CCA for the past 7 years now. We have 3 children who have attended this school and just love it. Our oldest is in High School and is thriving due to the great curriculm and discipline received at CCA. If you do what you are suppose to you will find your child a year or even two years ahead of thier peers. It's amazing to hear the numerous topics your children can speak intelligently about. The parent involvement is awesome. You feel as if you are a part of a real community. There are many great families working together for one purpose. Anyone who talks negatively about CCA jus missed the point, or obvoiusly it was just not a good fit! This school rocks! Just take a tour and see the diffference from the other CCSD schools.
CCA has been a wonderful alternative school for our family. Two of our three children have graduated from CCA - one average and one with special needs. CCA challenged and accomodated both of them beautifully. The teachers and staff are caring, supportive people, and so are the majority of families and students at CCA. Both of my graduated kids still socialize with CCA friends. At this school, the students are respectful, supervised, disciplined, and will not be exposed to offers of drugs, alcohol and sex that you get at the bigger district schools. Sure CCA is not perfect but we have cherished our experience at this school.
We have 3 children at CCA. They are very different from each other yet the CCA core knowledge curriculum and the excellent teaching staff have helped each be successful. The communication and responsiveness from the teachers is wonderful! Your experience at CCA is what you make of it so as an involved parent I feel very connected to the school and enjoy the ability to make a small difference.
CCA is a great school with wonderful students, teachers, and parents. We have a principal who is a strong leader with a positive vision for the future of our school. Parents are encouraged to be an active part of the school and the school environment is very positive. It's a special place to teach and a super place to learn.
Don't let the previous posting put you off. CCA is a great place for parents who want a traditional education for their child. We have been at the school for six years and have always found it to be an open, genial place. No school is perfect, and CCA is definitely better than most. I wouldn't let one bitter person's opinion taint my opinion of the entire school. Go take the tour for yourself. I think you will be pleased with what you see.
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- NATLEX: Spain (external link) (International Labour Organization) database of national laws on labor, social security and related human rights
Legal Guides
- Firearms - Control Legislation and Policy: Spain (Law Library of Congress)
- Global Legal Information Catalog: Spain (Law Library of Congress) provides bibliographic information on materials in our reference collection
- Global Legal Monitor: Spain (Law Library of Congress)
- Multinational Reference (Law Library of Congress)
- Guest Worker Programs: Spain (Law Library of Congress)
- ForIntLaw: Spain (external link) (Washburn University Law Library)
- Guide to Foreign and International Legal Databases: Spain (external link) (New York University Law Library)
- Judicial Assistance: Spain (U.S. Dept. of State)
- Pagina juridica: Índex de recursos sobre Dret espanyol (external link)
- Update: Guide to Legal Research in Spain (external link) (GlobaLex)
- World Legal Information Institute: Spain (external link) (WorldLII)
- World Legal Materials from Europe: Spain (external link) (Cornell Legal Information Institute)
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- Country Study: Spain (Library of Congress) December 1988
- Fact Sheet: U.S. Relations With Spain (U.S. Dept. of State)
- Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments: Spain (U.S. Central Intelligence Agency)
- Consular Information Sheet: Spain and Andorra (U.S. Dept. of State)
- Country Information: Spain (U.S. Dept. of State)
- Country Reports on Human Rights Practices: Spain (U.S. Dept. of State)
- Economic Briefing: Spain (external link) (The Economist)
- Embassy of Spain, Washington (external link)
- Human Rights in Spain (external link) (Amnesty International)
- International Religious Freedom Reports: Spain(U.S. Dept. of State)
- NATIONAL LIBRARY: Biblioteca Nacional (external link)
- National Libraries of Europe: Spain (external link) (European Library)
- NEWS: BBC World Europe (external link); BBC Spanish (external link)
- Real Instituto El Cano (external link)
- Revista Electronica de Ciencia Penal y Criminologia (external link)
- U.S. Embassy, Madrid (U.S. Dept. of State)
- World Factbook: Spain (U.S. Central Intelligence Agency)
- Yahoo: Spain (external link)
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