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HAWS heads into the holiday season with shop-portunities, "Kodak" moments, a "TTouch"-ing seminar and more at our Waukesha shelter.
The Friends of HAWS annual Holiday Craft Bazaar & Bake Sale is Saturday, Nov. 5, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Pet-related merchandise, seasonal items and sweet treats make for great early holiday shopping. Stop by for lunch, enter prize drawings, browse and buy, with proceeds supporting HAWS.
T-Touch for Little Critters will be demonstrated Sunday, Nov. 6 at 1:00 p.m. Lead by Dr. Claudeen E. McAuliffe, this hands-on class shows ways to alleviate stress in our small pets. Pre-registration is required – call 262-542-8851 or log onto www.hawspets.org.
Get Fido dressed in his holiday finest and ready to smile for the Holiday Pet Photos on Nov. 12 - 13. Call 262-542-8851 to reserve a sitting. Photos taken by Unlimited Vision Photography Club, with proceeds donated to HAWS.
HAWS' Mod Squad™ celebrates two years of success with a "birthday" party on Sunday, Nov. 20 at 2:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome - meet current Mod Squad™ dogs and learn more about this behavior program!
HAWS' Mobile Adoption Center is in full holiday-prep mode, with the Dog Wash on Nov. 13 at Petlicious Spa. Stops at the Petco stores in Waukesha, Germantown and Delafield are planned, as well as a day at PetSmart – Brookfield and Pet Supplies 'N More of Muskego. All details are at www.hawspets.org!
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HAWS Takes Time to Celebrate
Recently a great number of HAWS pets found homes after lengthy stays at our shelter - thanks in no small part to the dedication of our staff and volunteers. We are THRILLED they have landed in their new, loving homes and wanted to share the news. (There is no time limit for a pet's length of stay at our facility.)
- Miesha-cat-surrendered 2/26/11-adopted 10/1/11
- Billy Bob-cat-found as stray 6/6/11-adopted 11/5/11
- Misty-Dwarf rabbit-surrendered 6/11/11-adopted 10/10/11
- Pepper-Border Collie mix-surrendered 7/12/11-adopted 10/3/11
- Tito-cat-surrendered 7/12/11-adopted 10/2/11
- Bucky-Coonhound-surrendered 7/21/11-adopted 10/5/11
- Darcy-Shih Tzu/Poodle mix-surrendered 8/3/11-adopted 10/19/11
- Zeus-Lionhead rabbit-found as stray-8/20/11-adopted 10/25/11
- Marvin-Guinea Pig-found as stray 8/22/11-adopted 11/6/11
We celebrate not only because of the length of time of each pet's stay, but because of the diversity of the animals and their new families! Looking for a GREAT pet? Adopt 4 paws from HAWS.
By the way - this weekend is HOLIDAY PET PHOTOS weekend - call today to reserve your sitting (262-542-8851) and be all set for holiday cards featuring your Best Friend!
Recently a great number of HAWS pets found homes after lengthy stays at our shelter - thanks in no small part to the dedication of our staff and volunteers. We are THRILLED they have landed in their new, loving homes and wanted to share the news. (There is no time limit for a pet's length of stay at our facility.)
$18,000,000 Falls Taxpayer Funded Radisson Hotel Appears to be in Receivership Per Judge's Order
Solyndra Syndrome Hits Menomonee Falls Hard
Similar to the recently much covered Solyndra Solar Panel Company story out of California (http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2011-09-18/news/ct-met-kass-0918-20110918_1_solyndra-loan-guarantee-obama-fundraisers-obama-white-house) involving corruption at the highest levels of the federal government that has taken on the form of bribery, quid-pro-quo, cash payments, fund raising bundling and possible extortion with President Obama, his administration, the Department of Energy, campaign supporters and businesses over a $535,000,000,000 taxpayer loan in 2010 resulting in bankruptcy less than a year later, the taxpayer funded hotel and restaurant on Main Street in Menomonee Falls appears to be headed for possible bankruptcy and or foreclosure if bills aren't paid and funds returned to business owners.
Not What They Expected
This past Tuesday, HAWS had the pleasure of hosting the monthly Waukesha Business Alliance "Networking After 5."
More than 100 area business people came to our shelter for a few hours of food, fun - and warm fuzzies. We found out the latter wasn't what some of them had expected! Over and over again we heard comments that the NA5 attendees didn't know our shelter was so warm and inviting. They didn't expect the upbeat vibe they received - from both staff and volunteers, and especially from our animal guests.
We've been told we're the best kept secret in Waukesha County - maybe there's some truth to that? Those of us who spend our workdays here, those who come to volunteer and socialize with the pets-in-residence, those who've adopted from us, kids who have come to camp at HAWS, guests at our various seminars/events...they all know we're really quite a fun bunch to hang around with! Now we just need to make sure EVERYONE knows that.
At HAWS, we strive every day to be the pet-person's resource, a place to learn, a place to experience the joy of a companion animal. When people visit, they start to realize this isn't "the pound" - nor is it drab, dreary, depressing or antiseptic. From our yellow, orange and green color-scheme to our loving caretakers to our well-socialized and happy adoptables, you can be sure you're entering a positive place with postivie outcomes.
So, don't be shy, c'mon over and see us - we don't bite, we purr! And smile, and laugh, and...
By the way - our Mod Squad program is celebrating it's 2nd birthday, and you're invited to attend the party! (See what I mean about upbeat - 2 parties in one week!) Stop by HAWS between 2:30-4:00pm on Sunday to meet Mod Squad volunteers, learn about this important program within our Behavior Department...and have some cake!
Easter Seals Employee Receives the 2011 Milwaukee County Caregiver of the Year Award
The Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) in conjunction with the Milwaukee Area Developmental Disabilities Service Association (MADDSA) has recently announced the award winner for the Milwaukee County's 2011 Caregiver of the Year. Susan Klawien, Easter Seals Activity Personal Care Coordinator, was recently awarded this prestigious award on behalf of her dedication as a caregiver over the last ten years.
Susan Klawien has a long-standing commitment to providing quality, innovative and dedicated care to persons with developmental disabilities. She has led new initiatives in a variety of programs in her 10 years of experience with Easter Seals. In addition to playing a major role in programming for the summer respite camps, she pioneered the inclusive program design for Easter Seals' new Adult Day Program, located in the Callahan branch of the Kenosha YMCA. The result of her care and support has impacted the lives of countless individuals with disabilities and their families in the Milwaukee area.
Giving Thanks for the Giving Season
HAWS annual holiday appeal has already reached mailboxes in our community. This fundraiser gives us a chance to tell of the many great successes we have during the year. This year our story features Fred.
Fred is the poster child for all HAWS does for the animals of our community.
This vibrant young Shepherd/Lab mix was surrendered to HAWS due to a household move. Returned after his first adoption, Fred was found to have some very interesting habits – in particular, he had a compulstion to eat everything in sight! This made for some dramatic days at HAWS.
Fred received emergency surgery from the staff at the Veterinary Referral Center, our community partner, paid for by Annie's Medical Fund. HAWS' Caretakers gave him daily TLC including a diet of sweet potatoes, olive oil and Essfacid supplements. He spent one-on-one time with a loving foster care family to complete his recovery. Once back at HAWS, Fred participated in Camp Gone to the Dogs through our Education Department, learning basic skills from the kids in camp – and widening his circle of friends since he was such a willing student! The Adoptions staff made sure prospective new homes heard all about his activities (including training with the Mod Squad™), and once the right home came along HAWS' Behavior Department consulted both before and after his adoption to assist with his transition.
Fred just wanted to be loved and cared for…but he also needed structure, attention and guidance – all of which HAWS offers through the teamwork of our Animal Care staff, SNIP clinic/vet techs, Behavior Department, Education Department, Adoptions staff, Community partners and volunteers.
All is well with Fred: He is now called Duke, and even has his own Duchess – a sister to romp and play with. His new family reports Duke has a heart of gold and is an incredible companion. He is obedient and eager-to-please!
Just like Fred, dozens of dogs, cats, small animals and their owners look to HAWS each year for help. YOUR support allows us to offer so much to them! HAWS gives care and training to our in-house pets to ensure the best possible adoption. HAWS provides spay-neuter services for shelter residents, rescue groups and low-income households. Our Outdoor Owned Cat Program has helped to dramatically curb the population of unwanted cats in our community. And educational opportunities abound – including Kids 'N Critters camp, Critter Club, K'HAWS, individual behavior consults, free seminars and more…for all members of your family!
WE CAN DO GREAT THINGS – TOGETHER. Support the HAWS cause - Adopt, Learn, GIVE!
By the way - looking ahead, December is going to be a fantastic month at HAWS. The Winter Symposium is December 3rd, we're hosting a (human) Blood Drive on the 22nd, Kids 'N Critters Winter Day Camp is December 26-30. Learn more about all the HAWS happenings here!
Judge Orders Receivership for $18,000,000 Taxpayer Funded Menomonee Falls Radisson Hotel While Delinquent on Loan Payments
Village Outmaneuvers Dane County Creditors on Radisson Hotel Receivership
Kudos to Tom Daykin, Journal Sentinel, for getting the scoop on the latest development involving the ongoing saga of the financially challenged Menomonee Falls Radisson Hotel (http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/business/134330643.html).
Hope everyone is finishing up their final plans for Thanksgiving and the menus. Wanted to drop a note about some great beers for the holiday. One of my favorites with Turkey is Newcastle Brown Ale. Great beer to pair with the turkey and the stuffing. Some great seasonals are still availible to pair with your meal. Pumpkin beers from Lakefront and Southern Tier are the best ones I have had this fall.
Chocolate stouts are also a favorite of mine this time of year-a ton of great choices at your local watering hole or retail location. Drop me a note of your favorites and I will repost shortly.
Village Falls Fest Non-Profit Group Pay Delinquent Property Taxes of Nearly $22,000 on Empty Theater From 2009-10
Falls Fest Delinquent on Property Taxes from 2009-10 for Empty Theater on Main Street Reached $22,000
In another example of, "...don't do as we do, do as we say", current and former Village Board Members that make up the non-profit corporation group, Falls Fest, have finally made good on their delinquent property taxes from 2009 and 2010 for nearly $22,000.


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Designed by Kate Gagnon Osborn. Garter edges and hems border an all over textural lace pattern to create the body of this scarf. Knit with generous length, it is sure to keep you warm in all weather.
Yarn: The Fibre Company Terra, 40% Alpaca, 40% Merino and 20% Silk, 98 yds/50 grams per skein, 6 skeins.
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Skill Level: Medium.
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I am a Professor of Chemistry at Middle Tennessee State University, which is located in Murfreesboro (about 35 miles southeast of Nashville). I have been on the faculty at MTSU since 1994.
My alma mater is McMaster University in Canada, where I received a B.Sc. (Hons. Chemistry, graduating summa cum laude) in 1983, and a Ph.D. (with distinction in Physical Chemistry) in 1989. I was awarded a NSERC of Canada Postdoctoral Fellowship, which I held at Texas A & M University from 1989 to 1991. Between Aggieland and the 'Boro, I held a lab-sponsored Postdoctoral Fellowship at Los Alamos National Laboratory.
My area of research is theoretical chemistry, with interests in the development of quantum chemistry-based design tools for pharmacology and molecular electronics. I am also engaged in exploring the use of molecular modeling in undergraduate research as well as chemical education. I have enjoyed being an invited speaker at universities in Italy, Germany, China and Australia, as well as many here in the United States.
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John M. Lowe, III
Associate Dean, Undergraduate Programs; Associate Professor; Chair, Health Care Administration Programs
- B.S. Duke University
- M.S. Ohio State University
- Postgraduate Fellowship, W.K. Kellogg Foundation
- Ph.D. University of Illinois/Chicago
Dr. Lowe has taught at Simmons College for 19 years. He teaches patient safety and quality, health systems, and operations management in the MHA, AMHA and HCMBA curricula. In curriculum research and development, Dr. Lowe was principal investigator on a project funded by the National Center for Health Care Leadership to incorporate leadership competencies into health management curricula and was co-principal investigator on a Helene Fuld Fund grant to incorporate continuous improvement methodologies into the community-health nursing curriculum at Simmons.
Dr. Lowe conducts research on using continuous improvement methodologies to address community health issues (such as teen pregnancy, domestic violence, and adolescent health). He also investigates best practices in health care organization governance function and structure and the application and use of diversity metrics for senior leadership and management in health care organizations.
Previously, he was a member of the Health Professions Education committee of the Mayor's Task Force on Health Disparities in Boston. He directed a study panel for the Massachusetts Department of Public Health on breast and cervical cancer screening for uninsured women and co-authored a study of post-9/11 mental health and substance abuse services for adolescents in Somerville, Massachusetts, and a community health report card in Mattapan, Massachusetts. Dr. Lowe also directed school-based health center needs assessment projects in Boston and Fall River, Massachusetts.
Dr. Lowe is vice chair of the board of the Emerson Health System, Concord, Massachusetts. He is chair of the Trustee Advisory Council of the Massachusetts Hospital Association (MHA) and is on the board of the MHA. He serves on the Regional Policy Board (New England) of the American Hospital Association. Dr. Lowe also serves on the Committee for the Filerman Prize for Excellence in Teaching of the Association of University Programs in Health Administration (AUPHA). Previously, he chaired the board of AUPHA and served as chair of the American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE) Committee on Higher Education and Research. He also served on the editorial board of the Health Administration Press of ACHE.
Before coming to Simmons, Dr. Lowe was research associate in urban planning at the University of Illinois at Chicago, vice president of the Hospital Research and Educational Trust, research affiliate of the American Hospital Association in Chicago, and dean for development and administration at Temple University School of Medicine in Philadelphia.
- Lowe, John, "Curing the Business of Health Care," Management Magazine, 1:1, 2012, p. 16-19.
- Sherril, Windsor, Westerman, John, Howell, R. Edward, and Lowe, John, "Mentoring in Health Services Management," The Health Care Manager, 31:1, 2012, p. 44-51.
- Teeley, Karen, Lowe, John, Beal, Judy and Knapp, Marian, Incorporating Quality Improvement Concepts and Practice into a Community Health Nursing Course, Journal of Nursing Education, Vol. 45 (2), pp. 86-90, 2006.
- Young, Azzie, Knapp, Marian and Lowe, John, "Community Health Report Card for Mattapan and Hyde Park," Health Care Revival 2003, (Mattapan Community Health Center: Boston), 2003.
- Gall, Gail, Lowe, John and Hacker, Karen, A Resource Mapping Project of Substance Abuse and Mental Health Needs and Resources of Somerville High School Students, (Cambridge Health Alliance: Cambridge, MA), 2003.
- "How are You, Your Doctor, and Simmons College Responding to Health Care Reform?" South Shore Simmons Club, invited presentation, April 25, 2012
- "New Spin on Collegiate Business Model: SOM and Online Learning," Simmons College School of Management Alumnae Day, invited presentation, April 2, 2011
- "Surviving the Performance Expectations of Health Reform," Management Grand Rounds, Children's Hospital Boston, invited presentation, March 2, 2011
- "Board's Role in Quality and Safety," 9th Quality Colloquium Track V: Governance for Quality and Patient Safety, Harvard University, invited panel presentation, August 18, 2010
- "Joy in Work: the Research Basis for Liking What We Do," Symposium on Teaching and Learning, Dartmouth University, invited presentation, July 19, 2010
- Distinguished Alumnus Award, Graduate Program in Health Policy and Management, Ohio State University, 2006
- Linda Roemer Award for Excellence in Community Service, School for Health Studies, Simmons College, 2005
- National Center for Healthcare Leadership, Graduate Health Management Education Demonstration Project, 2004-08.


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"Our hats are off to Oregon State," Mora says while still wearing his hat.
"It will be a great lesson for our young men to respond to this, and I expect they will," says Mora, and now I'm hearing Neuheisel's voice as Mora sings the same tune.
How about just stating the obvious? The Bruins just blew it. Why isn't he saying that?
Why isn't he talking about the Bruins' lack of pizazz, or the coaches' failure to make winning adjustments at halftime?
Why is UCLA losing to a team it beat seven of the last nine times they played with Neuheisel and Karl Dorrell as coaches?
Why isn't Mora stating the obvious and admitting his own lack of discipline cost the Bruins dearly?
Beyond the false start that probably cost the Bruins a touchdown and a personal foul on offense, why did Mora go greedy and cost his team a timeout?
The Bruins are down by 10 with 7:43 remaining in the game, and a coach is paid well to make the correct call in these kinds of situations.
On fourth and three at the Oregon State 24-yard line, Mora sends in the team's field-goal kicker as most coaches would do.
The Bruins line up to kick, but shift into some wacky formation as if preparing to go for the first down.
Oregon State shifts as well, so UCLA calls a timeout.
Was Mora thinking Oregon State Coach Mike Riley would not have his team prepared?
That's a wasted timeout for those who are watching from home, and time is something that is not on the Bruins' side.
In essence, Mora also freezes his own kicker, and Ka'imi Fairbairn lines up again and misses from 42 yards. The Bruins still trail by 10 with only two timeouts remaining.
"Why were you thinking fake field goal?" I ask.
"I'm always trying to find ways to put points on the board," Mora says. While stating the obvious, as he likes to do, isn't a field goal is worth three points?
"That was a point in the game where they had shown some things on the film we had been able to watch, the one game this year and the two games last year. It looked like we might have a chance to get a seven.
"And when we shifted and they shifted our plan all along was to call a timeout."
Blah, blah, blah. Mora outcoached himself, a timeout at that point of the game valuable, whether he would end up needing it or not. And he would.
The next time the Bruins get the ball, instead of having the chance to tie the score as they moved inside the Oregon State 20, they still need 10 points so they settle for a field goal.
UCLA would get the ball back again, but unable to stop the clock on Oregon State's final drive, it would only have five seconds and 90 yards to go to tie it.
What a bummer. A chance to send a message to everyone there is a reason to show up here and things will be different.
But instead I'm here writing the same old, because that's all UCLA has to offer everyone again.


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STAR wins big at UT/TPA awards, recognized as best newspaper in state in its division4:28 pm | July 19, 2013
The Elizabethton STAR has been recognized as the best daily newspaper in its division in the University of Tennessee/Tennessee Press Association Newspaper Contest in Nashville.
The STAR won 8 first place awards for Education Reporting, Business Reporting, Sports Coverage, Makeup and Appearance, Community Lifestyles, Local Features, Spot News Coverage and, for the second year in a row, Best Website.
The newspaper won a total of 23 awards.
Attending the awards ceremony at the Millennium Maxwell House Hotel in Nashville were Publisher Mark A. Stevens, Editor-in-Chief Brian Reese, photographer Brandon Hicks and county reporter Max Hrenda.
Full details of the Elizabethton STAR's placement at the annual contest will be published in Sunday's Elizabethton STAR and at starhq.com.


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Forget about the woodshed. Dollar Tree has been getting chainsawed.
The discount retailer had been a steady performer since early 2008, rallying more than 500 percent as cash-strapped consumers looked for lower prices. But it's been falling since June, and is down around $39 from the all-time highs over $56.
On Friday, however, the bulls started looking for a rebound. OptionMonster's tracking programs showed the purchase of about 5,000 November 42.50 calls for $0.53 and the sale of an equal number of November 43.75 calls for $0.28.
Owning calls locks in where investors can buy shares, while selling calls obligates them to sell if the strike price is reached. In the case of Friday's strategy, known as a bullish call spread, the trader would buy Dollar Tree for $42.50 and sell the stock for $43.75 — a spread of $1.25. It only cost $0.25 to open, so the trader would be looking at a profit of 400 percent if the shares close at or above $43.75 on expiration.
Dollar Tree shares fell 0.51 percent to end the session at $39.15. Total option volume in the name was quadruple its daily average, with calls outnumbering puts by more than 7 to 1.
—By CNBC Contributor David Russell
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"This is one of the most productive Congresses in history."
-Norman Ornstein, Congressional Scholar at American Enterprise Institute, 3/19/10
The New Direction Congress is on your side--shifting control from insurance companies to Americans, and from Wall Street to Main Street--creating jobs and a strong new foundation for the American economy. These efforts are being tackled with fiscal discipline and accountability. More must and will be done.
AMERICAN RECOVERY & REINVESTMENT ACT, enacted in the first month of President Obama's term, to jumpstart our economy, create and save 3.5 million jobs, give a tax cut to small business and 95% of American workers, begin to rebuild America's road, rail, and water infrastructure, and make a historic commitment to education, clean energy, and science and technology, with unprecedented accountability. (Signed into Law)
STUDENT AID & FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY ACT, making the largest investment in college aid in history - increasing Pell Grants, making college loans more affordable, and strengthening community colleges - while reducing the federal deficit by ending wasteful student loan subsidies to banks. (Signed into Law)
HIRE ACT, bipartisan bill to create 300,000 jobs with tax incentives for businesses that hire unemployed Americans, unleash billions of dollars to rebuild highways and other infrastructure, and strengthen small businesses with tax credits and accelerated write-offs. (Signed into Law)
CASH FOR CLUNKERS, jump-starting the U.S. auto industry, providing consumers with up to $4,500 to trade in an old vehicle for one with higher fuel efficiency--spurring the sale of 700,000 vehicles. (Signed into Law)
WORKER, HOMEOWNERSHIP & BUSINESS ASSISTANCE ACT, boosting the economy and creating jobs with more unemployment benefits for Americans hit by the recession, an expanded 1st-time homebuyer tax credit, and enhanced small business tax relief--expanded to all struggling U.S. businesses. (Signed into Law)
JOBS FOR MAIN STREET ACT, to create and save jobs with targeted investments to boost small business, to rebuild highways and transit, and to hire and retain teachers, police, and firefighters; paid for by redirecting TARP funds from Wall Street to Main Street; with emergency aid for the unemployed. (Passed by House)
SMALL BUSINESS AND INFRASTRUCTURE JOBS ACT, to extend the successful Build America Bonds to help finance the rebuilding of schools, hospitals, roads, bridges, and rail lines; target tax incentives to spur investment in small businesses and entrepreneurs looking to start a new business; and extend aid to states to provide subsidies to employers who hire unemployed workers. (Passed by House)
DISASTER RELIEF AND SUMMER JOBS ACT, to provide disaster-stricken communities with aid to rebuild their homes, infrastructure and local economies, add approximately 300,000 summer jobs opportunities for young people, and extend Recovery Act provisions to make small business loans more available. (Passed by House)
HELPING FAMILIES SAVE THEIR HOMES ACT, building on the President's initiative to stem the foreclosure crisis, with significant incentives to lenders, servicers, and homeowners to modify loans. (Signed into Law)
EDWARD M. KENNEDY SERVE AMERICA ACT, tripling volunteerism opportunities to 250,000 for national service for students to retirees; increased college financial awards. (Signed into Law)
JOB CREATION THROUGH ENTREPRENEURSHIP ACT, to give established small businesses and entrepreneurial start-ups the needed tools and resources to thrive, create jobs and drive economic growth. (Passed by House)
SMALL BUSINESS FINANCING & INVESTMENT ACT, to reform federal small business lending to help save or create 1.3 million jobs annually--making it easier and more affordable to get loans and access capital, and providing tools for veterans, women, and rural families. (Passed by House)
PERMANENT ESTATE TAX RELIEF at the 2009 level to ensure that 99.8 percent of estates never pay a dime of taxes and offer certainty and stability for farmers and small businesses. (Passed by House)
TAX CUT EXTENDERS ACT, to extend the R&D tax credit for American companies that invest in innovative jobs and deductions for millions of parents, teachers, and families for college tuition, classroom expenses, and state and local sales and property taxes. (Passed by House)
INNOVATION AGENDA, investing $31 billion in science, technology, innovation, math education, cutting-edge research, advanced manufacturing technologies, and workforce training. (Signed into Law)
LABOR-HHS-EDUCATION APPROPRIATIONS, providing targeted increases for health, education and worker training, including NIH research, Pell Grants, Head Start and clean energy jobs. (Signed into Law)
HEALTH INSURANCE REFORM, landmark legislation putting American families and small business owners--not the insurance companies--in control of their own health care; lowering costs for middle class and small business; increasing access to affordable insurance choices; holding insurance companies accountable to prevent denials of care and coverage, including for pre-existing conditions; strengthening Medicare and lowering prescription drug costs; creating up to 4 million jobs; and reducing deficit by largest amount in almost two decades. (Signed into law)
HEALTH CARE FOR 11 MILLION CHILDREN, to finally provide cost-effective health coverage for 4 million more children and preserve coverage for 7 million children already enrolled. (Signed into Law)
FDA REGULATION OF TOBACCO, granting the Food and Drug Administration authority to regulate advertising, marketing, and manufacturing of tobacco products, the #1 cause of preventable U.S. deaths, and to stop tobacco companies from targeting our children. (Signed into Law)
MEDICARE PHYSICIAN PAYMENT REFORM, to protect Medicare beneficiaries' access to doctors by replacing the Medicare physician payment system and repealing scheduled 21% percent fee reduction. (Passed House)
FOOD SAFETY, to fundamentally change the way we protect our food supply; close gaps exposed by recent food-borne illness outbreaks; give the FDA new authorities. (Passed by House)
RYAN WHITE HIV/AIDS TREATMENT EXTENSION ACT, guaranteeing access to lifesaving medical services, primary care, and medications for low-income patients with AIDS and HIV. (Signed into Law)
AMERICAN CLEAN ENERGY AND SECURITY ACT, historic legislation to create 1.7 million jobs (with the Recovery Act); help free us from funding terrorism with our dependence on foreign oil; reduce the carbon pollution causing climate change; keep costs low for Americans; will not increase the deficit. (Passed by House)
OMNIBUS PUBLIC LAND MANAGEMENT ACT, the most significant conservation bill in 15 years, strengthening tourism and rural economies with more than 2 million new acres of wilderness and parks. (Signed into Law)
WALL STREET REFORM & CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT, common-sense financial regulatory reform to help prevent a crisis from ever happening again; to end taxpayer-funded bailouts and 'too big to fail' financial institutions; protect consumers from predatory lending and life savings from unnecessary risks; inject transparency and accountability into the financial system; and give shareholders a say on executive pay. (Passed by House)
CREDIT CARDHOLDERS' BILL OF RIGHTS, providing tough new protections for consumers--including banning unfair rate increases, abusive fees, and penalties--and strengthening enforcement. (Signed into Law)
FRAUD ENFORCEMENT & RECOVERY ACT, providing tools to prosecute mortgage scams and corporate fraud that contributed to financial crisis; creating an outside commission to examine its causes. (Signed into Law)
DEFENSE PROCUREMENT REFORM, cracking down on Pentagon waste and cost overruns, which GAO says total $296 billion just for 96 largest weapons systems, increasing oversight and competition. (Signed into Law)
STRONGER TARP OVERSIGHT, expanding authority of TARP Special IG. (Signed into Law)
LILLY LEDBETTER FAIR PAY ACT, restoring the rights of women and other workers to challenge unfair pay--to help close the wage gap where women earn 78 cents for every $1 a man earns in America. (Signed into Law)
MORTGAGE REFORM & ANTI-PREDATORY LENDING ACT, to stop irresponsible mortgage loan practices behind the financial meltdown -- ensuring mortgage industry follows principles of sound lending and consumer protection. (Passed by House)
PAY FOR PERFORMANCE ACT, to prohibit unreasonable or excessive compensation and non-performance-based bonuses for executives at companies receiving TARP funds. (Passed by House)
FINANCIAL SERVICES APPROPRIATIONS, investing in strengthening and enforcing rules governing Wall Street, protecting consumers, and strengthening America's small businesses. (Signed into Law)
AIRLINE PASSENGER CONSUMER PROTECTIONS & SAFETY, to require plans for long tarmac and flight delays, modernize air traffic control, and strengthen commercial pilot training requirements. (Passed by House)
FY 2009 SUPPLEMENTAL, meeting our troops' needs to wind down the Iraq war, change strategy in Afghanistan; make retroactive stop loss payments to 185,000+ service members. (Signed into Law)
TRANSFER OF NEW GI BILL BENEFITS TO CHILDREN OF FALLEN TROOPS, expanding New GI Bill benefits to cover the full cost of a college education for all children of fallen U.S. service members. (Signed into Law)
DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION, authorizing a 3.4% troop pay raise, strengthening military readiness, expanding support for military families, focusing our strategy in Afghanistan and Pakistan and redeployment from Iraq, and military procurement reform. (Signed into Law)
VETERANS HEALTH CARE BUDGET REFORM & TRANSPARENCY ACT, ensuring reliable and timely veterans health care funding by authorizing Congress to approve VA medical care a year in advance. (Signed into Law)
MILITARY CONSTRUCTION-VA APPROPRIATIONS, strengthening quality health care for 5 million veterans by investing 11% more for medical care, benefits claims processors, and facility improvements. (Signed into Law)
HATE CRIMES PREVENTION ACT, giving law enforcement resources to prevent and prosecute hate crimes against Americans based on gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, or disability. (Signed into Law)
PUTTING 50,000 COPS ON THE BEAT, to authorize $1.8 billion in COPS grants to put an additional 50,000 police officers on the street over the next five years. (Passed by House)
ENHANCING TRANSPORTATION SECURITY, to improve security for over 10 billion American mass transit trips each year - tripling resources for transit security. (Passed by House)
HOMELAND SECURITY APPROPRIATIONS, strengthening security at our ports and borders and on commercial airlines, giving first responders tools to respond to terrorism. (Signed into Law)
CHEMICAL & WATER SECURITY ACT, to increase security and safety of the nation's chemical plants and water facilities vulnerable to terrorist attacks and the millions of Americans that live nearby. (Passed by House)
BUDGET BLUEPRINT, creating jobs with investments in health care, clean energy and education; cutting taxes for most Americans by $1.5 trillion; cutting Bush deficit by more than half by 2013. (Action Completed)
STATUTORY PAY-AS-YOU-GO, to restore 1990s law that turned record deficits into surpluses, by forcing tough choices; Congress must offset new policies that reduce revenues or expand entitlements. (Signed into Law)


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"Dintenfass' latest work reaffirms her position as a significant figure in the rich tradition of
colorists who explore the potent and evocative union of representation and abstraction:
figures like James Turrell, Richard Diebenkorn, Mark Rothko, Morris Louis, Paul Klee,
Henri Matisse and Paul Gauguin, all of whom she continues to respect," remarks John
Driscoll, President of Driscoll Babcock. Driscoll also pointed to the paintings', "more
overtly sexual and sensual anatomical references, in which the sinister flower forms
conjure genital appendages and vaginal slits in pulsing colors."
Critic Lilly Wei has written that Dintenfass' painting is "[l]ush but also astringent, with a
glittered coolness and reserve that offsets its heat…a bracing example of an experiential
painting for the present." In this remarkable group of new large scale paintings,
Dintenfass has surely found the duality of the lush and the astringent, and the tantalizing
and the toxic.
Dintenfass, while not an avid outdoors person, loves extreme wilderness adventures as
a visual and creative reboot from art fairs, art galleries and museums: a way to
"completely drain my visual reservoirs of everything extraneous and fill my senses with
fresh colors, shapes and forms, textures, light and shadows that renew and reenergize my creative vision." Riding the pounding rapids of the Snake River, heli-hiking on the
remote mountains of British Columbia, or trekking the depths of Bryce Canyon,
Dintenfass recognizes the peril of chance encounters with venomous snakes, predatory
animals and toxic plants. "Otherwise" she says, "the best interaction with nature is
through a plate glass window." Dintenfass emphasizes that in Drop Dead Gorgeous,
the lithe and beautiful plants that are her subject won't just make you sick, "they are
lethal, they kill you."
As in her previous work, Drop Dead Gorgeous evokes highly layered literal and
ephemeral interpretations, reinforced by her method of paint application and removal,
where she unites hardedge painting with soft brushstrokes. Her transparent layers of oil
paint and the luminescence she achieves from her highly nuanced mixing of colors
navigate a gestural relationship between light, line, and chroma. Dintenfass has always
loved the interplay of blessings and curses, and in this new series of paintings, including
diptychs and triptychs, she has increased the scale, heightened the intensity and
simplified the visual layering to produce a powerful visual wallop!
Marylyn Dintenfass is an internationally known artist whose work is found in major
public, corporate and private collections in Denmark, England, Israel, Italy, Japan and
the United States. Among the institutions that have acquired her work are: The
Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Cleveland Museum of Art, Detroit Institute of Arts,
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Hi Swistle! I've been reading your name blog ever since I found out I was pregnant with #2. Our baby girl is due in October and we've narrowed it down to 2 first names we like. So far so good, right? We're ahead of the game.
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Our last name rhymes with Wreath and starts with a C sound. Our daughter's name is Tr!ll!@n M!r@ (replace ! with i and @ with a, of course).
The name we love for the new baby is Mer!d!@n. We don't have a middle name yet, but it'll be something Indian, to honor my side of the family. I'm not worried about finding a suitable name that "matches" with the first name - that part is easier for us.
The name we like, but not as much is Winter. Hubby and I don't agree on many names, so the fact that we both like this one is already a big deal. But it doesn't have the WOW factor that the other one did for us.
My question is whether Mer!d!@n is just too similar to Tr!ll!@n? They're both 8 letters and have the same ending. But I like that they "go together" without being exactly rhyming, or the same first letter, etc. I'd love to know what the readers think?
We're still open to other choices but want a name where we're both thinking "WOW, that's IT!" which is what we did with our first daughter's name, and also feel about Mer!d!@n.
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But there are tons of sibling-name sets out there that I would put in a similar category on first hearing them (too close! too far! rhyming! a sibling noticeably different from the others! oh no, a STYLE CLASH!)---and yet, with the exception of, at most, a fresh explanation each time the sibling names come up to a new audience ("Yes, Faith, Hope, and Kayla---I guess my parents didn't want to use Charity"), it doesn't seem like the kind of issue that will be a terrible ordeal for anyone.
Not only does it not have to be a deal-breaker, many parents do it ON PURPOSE---and many other people love it when they encounter it. While many parents with a daughter named Lily are saying, "Well, pooh: now that rules out Rose and Ivy and Violet," many others are saying "I want to continue the floral/botanical theme---how about Rose or Ivy or Violet?" While some people will be startled at hearing siblings named Chloe and Zoe, others will be saying, "That is SO CUTE, I LOVE it!"
After looking at these examples for awhile (as well as at the twin-name section of the Social Security site: so many Jada/Jaden pairings!), and then looking back at Tr!ll!@n and Mer!d!@n, I feel like they aren't too close at all. Yes, they share ending sounds, and saying them together may draw people's attention to that. But that doesn't seem like such a bad thing. It seems like a tiny thing compared with finding a name that is exactly what you want.
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