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Watching the pilot was like watching his bit/story get played out. I remember other pieces of the bit that he left out, but this was a good representation of his standup. A lot of the time when comedians who are smart try to tell stories and someone animates them, or does skits based off of the Stand-up it comes across as lame and one dimensional. I can see that some of the jokes could come across as childish, but they managed to keep both the heart and intelligence that Jim presents on stage. How often do comedians or comedy wannabe writers present stories half this crazy and completely leave out the brotherly aspect. How many of those same people would take this story and fail to keep it funny without including seriousness of the situation? The talents of this cast working with the heart, intelligence, and comedic mind of Jim Jefferies should work out to be pretty awesome, even if it keeps it's indie feel. Read more
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BOISE -- The Treasure Valley is home to hundreds of gang members. Local police say with gang members come gang crimes. Prosecutors say some of those crimes are violent or even deadly. Some have innocent victims.
"Even if the gang members are targeting rival gang members, a shooting on the boulevard In broad daylight, you're still going to possibly hit an innocent house, an innocent car, or an innocent person walking on the sidewalk," Canyon County Deputy Prosecutor Ellie Somoza said. "'I've also seen lots of cases where they've done a driveby on a house, where they have the wrong house."
Specialized police units work to track gangs
Back in the 1990s, police and prosecutors in our area watched what was going on around the country with gangs. In California, gangs were literally claiming parts of cities. Some agencies began specializing in gang enforcement to get ahead of the problem. In 1994, the Boise Police Department created the first specialized gang unit in the state.
"We have approximately 450 gang members documented in our department," a BPD Gang Intelligence Detective said (KTVB is not identifying the detective because of his job duties). "It's steadily increasing, and it's tough to keep up."
Other agencies, like the Caldwell Police Department have units that deal with gang crimes. Various local and federal agencies also work on operations through the Treasure Valley Metro Violent Crimes Task Force.
KTVB goes with BPD gang unit on patrol
The BPD detective allowed KTVB on a ride-along as he patrolled on a Friday night, looking for gang activity.
"There's little pockets all over the city," the detective said.
On a traffic stop, the detective found a man who'd been involved in gang activity before. The detective got his contact information and took photos of his tattoos. Tattoos can often give details about someone's gang affiliation and activities.
On another traffic stop downtown, the detective found two men who'd recently been in prison and have tattoos possibly related to prison gang activity. During a search, he found a marijuana pipe in their car, which would be a parole violation for one of the men and would be reported.
BPD Gang Unit: Violent gang crime is on the rise
The detective said the gang unit's intelligence, enforcement, and presence have helped manage Boise gang activity. But lately, there's been a disturbing increase in the city. In April, there was a downtown shooting near City Hall. Last week, the gang unit arrested several people during an investigation, charging several with gang crimes. This year, there have also been home invasions with suspects who appear to have gang ties.
"As of recently, we've been seeing a lot of violent activity between gang members. Some is spill-over from other counties, and some homegrown right here in Boise," the detective said.
Prosecutor: Canyon County gang crimes down, but increasing again
Canyon County is also seeing changes. Not long ago, drive-by shootings, stabbings and other violent gang crimes were rampant.
"It was a lot of violence for such a small population and such a small area," Somoza said.
Somoza works in the drugs and gangs unit and says since 2008, things had been calming down, but her gang caseload is picking up again.
"There's been a lot more going on recently," Somoza said.
New gang laws stick gang members with bigger penalties
Somoza's biggest tool is obviously the law, and she says new, stricter laws are still keeping the gang problem more reigned in than just five or six years ago.
"They know that if they commit a crime, and they're committing a crime as a gang member, that they're going to get hit extra hard," Somoza said.
In 2006, the Idaho Criminal Gang Enforcement Act was signed into law. It tacked on more prison time for crimes committed by gang members. It made supplying guns to gang members a crime, and it made recruiting new members illegal.
"The gang recruitment law we've used to wipe out the hierarchy of a couple of local gangs, and you saw a huge drop off in the violent crimes around that time," Somoza said.
One of Somoza's cases involved gang leader Mona Manzaneres. She was the first person in Idaho prosecuted and convicted for recruitment.
Gang members on new laws and Idaho's reputation
Gang members know prosecutors are using these laws, and they can act as deterrents. A former Blood gang member says Idaho is strict, and he left his gang only after facing a possible life sentence in prison.
"Sooner or later, you're going to get caught," the ex-gangmember said. "It's not the same anymore. You can't do the same things nowadays as you could then without getting caught."
Police, Prosecutors say they need to be proactive
Treasure Valley police and prosecutors say the task forces, specialized prosecution units and new laws have helped them, but statewide, this problem isn't getting smaller
"The problem has spread out from Canyon County. Every part of the state, literally every corner of the state now has a gang problem," Somoza said.
Local departments say they need to deal with the gang problem on the front end and not wait until the gang members increase to an uncontrollable amount or their crimes get too out of hand.
"The main thing is just being proactive, you know, staying in front of some of the crimes and getting in the middle of some of our groups, our gangs before they really get out of control and then all you're doing is playing catch up at that point," the BPD detective said.
The community tie between drugs and gangs
Police say violent gang activity is on the rise, but the most prevalent crimes involve drugs whether that's usage, dealing or trafficking. Watch the KTVB.COM exclusive video below to learn more about the tie between drugs and gangs.
Many gang members are going to prison, but most will be released back into the community. On Wednesday night at 10:00 p.m., KTVB will go inside the prison to find out how they deal with gang members there and what happens when they're released back to our neighborhoods.


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Even on a Wednesday afternoon, the casino inside Singapore's Marina Bay Sands resort is buzzing.
While it may not be as bustling as a Friday night, when lines to enter the casino are only beaten by the queues outside to get a taxi, there's definitely energy in the air.
In my first sweep of the main casino floor, I notice that gaming tables in the "high limit" corner are more than half full at midday. This wasn't what I was expecting to see on a week day.
Recent earnings from the city state's two casino operators Las Vegas Sands, which runs the Marina Bay resort, and Genting Singapore, a subsidiary of Malaysian conglomerate Genting Group, which operates Resorts World Sentosa, paint a different picture -- one of slowing business in the once super-hot gaming center.
As Asia's second largest gaming hub, Singapore has challenged the Las Vegas strip for the title of the world's second biggest gaming center, when revenues hit $5.9 billion in 2011, compared to $6.1 billion for its American counterpart, according to Citigroup.
But now, analysts tell CNBC that Singapore's casinos will see "moderate" growth in 2013 on increasing government regulation against locals visiting casinos, and the slowing numbers of foreign visitors as the novelty effect of the two properties begins to wear off.
Las Vegas Sands, owned by U.S. billionaire Sheldon Adelson, posted third quarter earnings below expectations, citing challenges at its Singapore property where casino revenues fell almost 28 percent from a year earlier. Genting Singapore, meanwhile, saw gaming revenue fall 20 percent in the third quarter from 2011, according to Reuters.
Analysts are forecasting that Singapore's casino revenues will grow anywhere from 5 to 10 percent in 2013 from the previous year. That compares to an over 15 percent growth in revenues in 2011. Companies are yet to release fourth quarter and full year 2012 figures.
"I think that Singapore, in general, not just this year, but over the medium and longer term will likely be a more modest growth market than Macau or other potential regional markets," Grant Govertsen, principal analyst at Union Gaming Group said.
Macau, a Chinese territory, is the world's No 1 gambling destination in revenue terms. In December, gaming revenues in Macau hit a record $3.54 billion, bringing the full year 2012 total to $38 billion.
(Read more: Macau Gambling Revenue Hits Record in December)
Economic Impact
Both Marina Bay Sands and Resorts World Sentosa, currently contribute between 1.5 percent and 2 percent to Singapore's gross domestic product (GDP), according to the Ministry of Trade and Industry. Genting Singapore said that about 80 percent of its revenue in the second and third quarters of 2012 came from gaming. Both resorts also account for 1.8 percent of employment in the country, according to brokerage CLSA.
A pullback in gaming revenue comes at a time when Singapore's economy is struggling. It managed to eke out a 1.2 percent year on year growth in 2012 and this year economic growth is expected to come in around 1 to 3 percent.
(Read More: Singapore Economy Grew 1.2% in 2012: PM)
So, what does a slowing gaming sector mean for Singapore's economy?
Economists tell CNBC that while the casinos, which opened in 2010, have given a boost to Singapore during a period of global economic downturn, slowing gaming revenue in 2013 is unlikely to be a huge drag.
The casino sector is slowing from a very high base and "phenomenal" growth in the past, according to Vishnu Varathan, market economist at Mizuho Corporate Bank.
"The rate of growth is going to slow - but even then the rate of growth will surpass what perhaps Singapore's manufacturing sector can deliver," Varathan said. "So overall, the impact will still be a boost to overall growth, albeit at a much slower pace."
Wai Ho Leong, director and senior regional economist at Barclays Capital, said that in the unlikely event that Singapore's gaming market does shrink, it won't matter quite as much for Singapore's economy as it would for a place like Macau, because most of the visitors to Singapore's casino properties are not motivated by gambling alone.
"They are mostly family, leisure visitors (from the region), business travelers, or conference attendees who are staying at these resorts and stop at the casino for a flutter," Leong said. "The economic impact will be limited, given general tourism spending on retail, transport, dining and accommodation remain intact."
Other than the casinos, the two multi-billion dollar integrated resorts also house attractions like theme parks, hotels, convention centers, theatres and luxury retail shops. Genting Singapore's non-gaming revenue in 2011 rose 48 percent from the previous year.
Jonathan Galaviz, managing director and chief economist at Galaviz & Company added that as long as overall tourism growth continues, "even if there is a slight drop off or slowdown in casino revenues only - the impact on the Singapore economy would not be significant."
Tourism accounted for more than 4 percent of Singapore's GDP in 2011, up from 3.6 percent in 2010 and nearly double the figure from 2009, according to government statistics.
Challenges Ahead
Despite the Singapore economy benefitting from the boom in casino revenues, the government has introduced strict measures in the past year to minimize the social costs from the casinos success, which could limit its local market growth.
On top of an entry fee of $82 (S$100) a day or over $1,600 (S$2,000) for an annual pass for citizens and permanent residents, other safeguards include a monthly limit on casino visits for low income earners. Also, about 100,000 locals have been banned from visiting casinos, because of problem gambling, Reuters reported.
Locals account for nearly 25 to 30 percent of casino visitors and analysts expect the government to introduce more measures this year to curb their participation, which will impact gaming revenues.
(Read more: Singapore Ups Ante for Casinos With New Rules)
Casinos operators are, however, now looking beyond attracting the local population, anticipating a drop off in the market.
"With the Resort fully open, we are in a good position to fully capitalize on our marketing efforts overseas...the Resort will now be able to target a wider base of affluent travelers and new markets such as Russia and the Middle East," a Genting Singapore spokesperson told CNBC.
Resorts World Sentosa has been opening its resort in phases since 2010, with the latest addition being a marine park that is said to have the world's largest oceanarium, opening almost two months ago.
Overall, Singapore's casinos were not looking to grow their business at "stellar" rates based on domestic patronage alone, according to Varathan of Mizuho, who says the country's gaming sector has to evolve and prepare for the intense competition it will face from other regional players.
"Thailand, Japan, perhaps the Philippines is also going to seriously consider entering into this space, so within the ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) region itself I think competition will get more intense," Varathan said. "More intense competition is something that Singapore's gaming sector cannot run away from."
(Read more: Manila Primes for Casino Boom Despite Graft Spotlight)
- By CNBC.com's Rajeshni Naidu-Ghelani; Follow her on Twitter @RajeshniNaidu


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History Course Descriptions
HIST 1050: THE BIRTH OF EUROPE: EUROPEAN HISTORY FROM 900 TO 1789(4 credits)
This course covers the fall of the Roman Empire, Medieval heritage, Renaissance and Reformation, exploration and discovery, development of the "state," Spanish hegemony, Age of Absolutism, Enlightenment and revolution, new vistas. Offered annually.
HIST 1060: EUROPE SINCE 1800 (4 credits)
This course examines the impact the ideologies of the Enlightenment and French Revolution had on the development of modern Europe. We explore how nationalism, imperialism, liberalism, fascism and communism shaped European society, politics, and culture in the 19th and 20th centuries. Events covered include the French Revolution, the Revolutions of 1848, the "scramble" for Africa, World War I, the Interwar Period, World War II, the Cold War, and the Revolutions of 1989. Offered annually.
HIST 1160: EAST ASIA SINCE 1600 (4 credits)
This course serves as a general survey of the history of East Asia from 1600 to the present with an emphasis on the 19th and 20th centuries. The majority of the course material focuses on China and Japan. Korea and Vietnam are also included but receive less coverage. The course focuses on the political, social, and economic systems of these countries, major historical events, intra-Asian interactions and East Asia's response to the West.
HIST 1200: SURVEY OF U.S. POLITICAL AND SOCIAL HISTORY, 1600–1900 (4 credits)
This course is a survey of U.S. political and social history from the colonial era to 1900, with emphasis on the multiracial and multicultural aspects of the American experience. Also includes an overview of women's social and political roles and status from 1600 to the achievement of suffrage. Offered annually.
HIST 1300: INTRODUCTION TO HISTORIOGRAPHY (4 credits)
History and historiography are used to illustrate various basic aspects of the historian's craft and to teach you how to read and write about history critically. The course explores varieties of historical interpretation and methodologies, the relationship of thesis and fact in historical argument, the issues of audience and types of sources, and the various genres of history. Offered annually.
HIST 2200: TWENTIETH CENTURY AMERICA (4 credits)
This course provides an examination of U.S. society, culture, politics and foreign policy from 1900 to the present, with an emphasis on the connections among these various aspects of the 20th century American experience.
HIST 2994: TOPICS (4 credits)
The subject matter of the course is announced in the annual schedule of classes. Content varies from year to year but does not duplicate existing courses.
HIST 3080: EUROPE: LATE ANTIQUITY AND THE MIDDLE AGES (4 credits)
This course covers the decline of the Roman Empire; the growth of the church and the papacy; the Teutonic invasions and the formation of the Frankish Empire; feudalism; the conflict between church and state; the rise of monarchies; the economic, urban, social, religious, artistic and intellectual life of the time; medieval foundations of modern civilization.
HIST 3130: RENAISSANCE AND REFORMATION (4 credits)
This course covers an Italy-based focus of the Renaissance; Humanism; High Renaissance; Northern Renaissance; Babylonian Captivity, Great Schism and the need for reform; Luther, Calvin and the Protestant Reformation; Catholic Reformation and the Council of Trent; wars of religion.
HIST 3210: ENGLAND SINCE 1500 (4 credits)
This course covers Reformation settlement; Elizabethan Age; Crown versus Parliament; English society in the 18th century; Industrial Revolution; era of parliamentary reform; Victorian England; 20th century Britain.
HIST 3250: HISTORY OF CIVIL LIBERTIES AND CIVIL RIGHTS IN THE U.S. (4 credits)
The origins and evolution of American civil liberties and civil rights are covered from the colonial era through the 20th century civil rights and women's rights movements. Course examines the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights and the roles of the Supreme Court, federal and state governments, and rights movements in the development of civil liberties and civil rights. Also offered as WOST. Not open to first-year students.
HIST 3280: IRELAND FROM THE 12TH CENTURY TO THE 21ST CENTURY (4 credits)
The social and political history of Ireland is covered, from the 12th century to the present, including Northern Ireland after partition. Special emphasis is given to Irish political resistance movements and rebellions, as well as the Irish Civil War and the Troubles in Northern Ireland.
HIST 3300: THE SIXTIES IN THE U.S. (4 credits)
This course is an in-depth examination of U.S. society, politics, culture and ideology in the 1960s. Course includes music, literature, film and political manifestos of the decade.
HIST 3400: COLONIAL AND REVOLUTIONARY AMERICA (4 credits)
This course examines European settlement in the New World, its impact on Native Americans and its role in the development of slavery. Colonial society and politics are examined from multicultural, multiracial and gender perspectives. Causes and consequences of the American Revolution are studied in-depth.
HIST 3460: WOMEN IN GREECE AND ROME (4 credits)
This course examines the evidence we have regarding the lives and societal position of women in the ancient world from the Homeric epics through the Roman empire. You will read a variety of texts, including law cases, short stories, and manuals on estate management, as well as four Athenian plays. The course also deals with the visual arts and archeological evidence from the time period in order to convey as complete as possible a picture of women's lives during these times. During the semester, you will write a substantial research paper on the topic of your choice and deliver a 40-50 minute class presentation on that topic. Also offered as CLAS and WOST.
HIST 3470: TRADITIONAL CHINA (4 credits)
This course covers the major themes in Chinese history from Neolithic times to approximately 1400. Key topics include the development of China's major philosophical traditions; the unification of China and the evolution of the bureaucracy; the spread of Buddhism to China; traditional Chinese society; and early contacts with Europeans. The course consists of lecture, film, small group discussion and class discussion.
HIST 3540: LATE IMPERIAL CHINA: 1250–1911 (4 credits)
This course covers China's last three dynasties, the Yuan (1279-1368) (briefly), the Ming (1368-1644) and the Qing (1644-1911). Major topics include the social and political systems of imperial China; the Manchu conquest; missionary presence; Western imperialism; and the fall of Qing.
HIST 3550: TWENTIETH CENTURY CHINA (4 credits)
This course covers the major events and themes in 20th-century Chinese history. Emphasis is on the Communist phase of the Chinese Revolution. Major topics include the social and political systems of early 20th century China; the founding and growth of the Chinese Communist Party; Civil War and Communist victory; the regime of Mao Zedong; and Deng Xiaoping's Second Revolution.
HIST 3560: WOMEN IN AMERICA TO 1920 (4 credits)
Roles, status and expectations of women are covered from the colonial era to 1920; includes developments in family, sex, education, work, dress, politics; also covers the feminist movement of the 19th century. Also offered as WOST.
HIST 3600: GERMANY: FROM UNIFICATION TO REUNIFICATION (4 credits)
This course covers the Second Reich from victory to defeat (1871-1918); Weimar Republic, a stillborn democracy; Third Reich and Nazi dictatorship; World War II and Gotterdammerung; two Germanies amid a Cold War; the unforeseen revolution and reunification.
HIST 3610: EUROPE: FROM WORLD WAR I TO WORLD WAR II (4 credits)
This course covers World War I — the war everybody/nobody wanted; the social, political and economic impact of total war; the Russian Revolution; the Peace Settlements; the Roaring Twenties — an Age of Anxiety; the Great Depression; Authoritarian and Totalitarian States; Aggression and Appeasement; World War again.
HIST 3620: EUROPE SINCE WORLD WAR II (4 credits)
This course examines Europe's role as the "front" of the Cold War, and the effects its division had on the political, social, and economic lives of citizens on both sides of the Iron Curtain. Topics explored will include social development in communist bloc countries, critiques of capitalism in western Europe, the growth of the welfare state in western Europe, the rise of dissidents in eastern Europe, the revolutions of 1989, and the integration of immigrants into European societies.
HIST 3630: WOMEN IN ASIA (4 credits)
This course examines the history of women in China, Japan and Korea from ancient times to the present. Major topics include traditional gender roles and the influence of Confucianism; industrialization and war; political and legal change; and contemporary issues affecting women's lives. Also offered as WOST.
HIST 3650: U.S. WOMEN SINCE 1920 (4 credits)
This course covers roles, status and expectations of women in the United States from 1920 to the present; developments in family, sex, education, politics, work and dress; feminist ideologies, their social and intellectual contexts and opposition. Also offered as WOST.
HIST 3700: HISTORY OF FEMINISM IN WESTERN SOCIETY (4 credits)
This course traces the development of feminist thought and activism in Western society from the ancient Greeks to the late 20th century in the United States. The course explores the social, political, legal and cultural status of women in Western society across time. Special emphasis is placed on the roots of modern feminism as it developed in the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries in Western Europe and in the United States. Also offered as WOST. Not open to first-year students.
HIST 3790: WOMEN IN EUROPE SINCE 1600 (4 credits)
This course examines how European women shaped politics, economies, and society from 1600 to the present. We study the ways women exert power on society, even when they are excluded from direct participation in it. The course covers the development of European feminism, women's involvement in the revolutionary movements of the 19th and 20th centuries, their expanding role in politics and society, and the continuing challenges European women face.
HIST 4684: DIRECTED STUDY (4 credits)
Directed study is provided for students whose unusual circumstances prohibit taking a regularly scheduled course but who need the material of that course to satisfy a requirement. Availability of this faculty-directed learning experience depends on faculty time and may be limited in any given term and restricted to certain courses. Prerequisites: Faculty, department chair and dean approval.
HIST 4850: HISTORY SENIOR SEMINAR (4 credits)
You review the historiographical and methodological issues involved in researching and writing history. You undertake intensive and extensive research in primary and secondary sources on a topic in history. The research culminates in a thesis paper that is presented publicly to the University community. Prerequisites: HIST 1300.
HIST 4952 or 4954: INDEPENDENT STUDY (2 or 4 credits)
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Mike Rice had to be fired. He repeatedly demeaned young men. He abused his position of authority. He not only violated the ideals of coaching, he ran roughshod through the boundaries of common human decency.
Yet here's the thing. If ESPN "Outside the Lines" on Tuesday hadn't aired the disgusting video of Rice throwing basketballs at his players, pushing, grabbing and shoving them around the court, hurling homophobic slurs at them, the man would still be the head coach at Rutgers today.
How incredible is that?
There's no need to ponder what Rice was thinking. He wasn't. He was out of his skull. This national embarrassment for the state university of New Jersey, one that within 24 hours spread like wildfire, now falls in the lap of athletic director Tim Pernetti and his superiors. Rice should have been fired months ago.
"I am responsible for the decision to attempt a rehabilitation of Coach Rice," Pernetti said in a statement Wednesday. "Dismissal and corrective action were debated in December and I thought it was in the best interest of everyone to rehabilitate, but I was wrong."
With Rutgers maneuvering its way into the Big Ten, Pernetti has been heralded as the perfect AD for the 21st century. Savvy, sophisticated, a product of television management, he's the guy who isn't supposed to fall into the old-boy traps. Well, he did. And after Jeremy Schaap flattened Pernetti in an interview that smacked of a courtroom prosecution, it was clear that Pernetti's "first-offense" defense of Rice was hopelessly lame. It was much closer to a hundred first offense violations. After Gov. Chris Christie voiced his disgust, Pernetti was finally right about one thing when he fired Rice on Wednesday. He was wrong on Tuesday.
Pernetti, too, should pay with his job. If President Robert Barchi, who signed off on the initial suspension of three games and $50,000 fine, really didn't see the video until Tuesday, well, Barchi will escape the worst of it.
"If what I saw is accurate, and I would assume it is," UConn's hall of fame women's coach Geno Auriemma said on a national teleconference, "there is no line that could be drawn that would make that behavior acceptable."
"Despicable," former UConn star Ray Allen told reporters in Miami.
Yet exactly where is that line of acceptable coaching behavior in practice? It is not terribly difficult to throw up that Rice video and say, "Don't do that!" I won't let Rice do that stuff to my son. You wouldn't let Rice do that to yours. If some of the Neanderthals want to scream that the world has gone soft and mushy, consider this:
"A number of people have said to me, 'You played in the old school, those things must have happened.' No. No, it didn't happen," UConn assistant coach George Blaney said. "You can't be putting your hands on people. You can't be throwing balls at guys. It was a shocking video."
Blaney, 73, played for the Knicks. He played in the rough and tumble Eastern Professional Basketball League in the '60s. He coached at Dartmouth and Holy Cross. He coached at Seton Hall. He coached under Jim Calhoun. He has seen it all. Had he ever seen anything like what Rice did?
"Never," Blaney said.
The simplest, smartest and easiest solution, of course, is to insist under no circumstances should a coach ever curse or lay one finger on a player. I'd also be lying if I believed it was that easy. If a college player made the same mistake three times in practice and a coach walked over to him and said, "Jeff, I don't know what the bleep you're thinking," and then used his hands to guide the player into the correct position, I'd have zero complaints. I love passionate coaches who motivate and teach.
Central coach Howie Dickenman is one of those guys. After seeing Calhoun storming around UConn games for years there's a tendency to think he was like that in practice, too. Granted, I saw him after the media were allowed in, but Calhoun usually leaned against the basketball stanchion, arms folded, observing. If he raised his voice, it generally was from 20 feet. Dickenman, in fact, was more of the "yell guy" when he was at UConn.
"I don't put my hands on anybody and I don't throw the ball at anybody," Dickenman said. "I don't use any racial or sexual terms."
So what does he do?
"If I'm upset with a player for whatever reason, the penalty would probably be 25 rim touches. With some small guys it may be 25 backboard touches. And then I put them right back into play.
"Maybe once every three weeks, it'll be take-a-hike day. Rather than 25 rim touches, they'd have to run, say, 32 seconds and beat the clock, run around barrels on the corner of the gym."
There's a difference between yelling and demeaning, of course. And if a coach calls a player a homophobic slur, as Rice did, well, it's so horribly misguided on so many levels. Gays aren't tough enough? Really? That's all they've been in their lives.
"I took a page from my father [the legendary coach at Norwich Free Academy]," Dickenman said. "When somebody isn't paying attention or keeps on doing the wrong thing, I'm big on yelling — we even had it on the back of our T-shirts — 'Sleep in bed!' I'll use, 'Wake up!' But I love, 'Sleep in bed!'"
Quinnipiac coach Tom Moore talked to his assistants about the Rice affair Wednesday. Scott Burrell told him, "If you got to that point, we'd be all over you."
"I said I hope you would," Moore said.
"This is obviously disturbing. It's a sad day for the coaching profession. A video with this shock value sparks debate and invariably someone says this has got to go on at other places, cast aspersions that just aren't true."
When he coached at Robert Morris in the Northeast Conference, Rice, especially on defense, was intense and vocal. Getting technicals in games for losing your cool is one matter. Abusing young men under your care is quite another. If a professor at Rutgers tried this stuff, he'd be led out of the classroom in handcuffs or a straitjacket.
"Anytime you put your hands on anyone you've crossed the line," Hartford coach John Gallagher said. "Anytime you make racial or homophobic slurs, you've crossed the line.
"I've played for coaches, worked for seven different coaches and never have seen that. I know Mike. I feel bad for him. I don't like to pile on people. At the core, I know he's a good man, but nothing can justify that behavior."
You know what was galling? A team manager holding an extra ball behind him, so when Rice threw it at an unsuspecting player there'd be another ball at the ready. That's premeditated in my book.
"My son played college basketball," Auriemma said. "I would not want any of my kids or anybody to be put in that situation. Ever.
"I know each coach has their own line that they think is the acceptable line. And that maybe varies by how a coach perceives how they need to coach to get their team to be successful. I can't speak for others, for sure. And, believe me, I've acted like an idiot at practice more times than I can ever, ever recount. But some of the stuff that I saw …"
"Awful," Dickenman said, quietly.
"It made me want to fight this guy," Allen said in the Heat locker room. "That's going to affect those kids long-term."
Allen, who is on the board of directors at the UConn Foundation, told reporters if it had happened in Storrs, "I would do everything I can to make sure that coach got fired."
At a school where Tyler Clementi committed suicide after cyber-bullying, where former basketball coach Kevin Bannon came under fire for making players run wind-sprints naked, you would have thought Mike Rice and Tim Pernetti already would have known that.
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Commitment, experience and so much more
Passionately committed to our mission, people and programs
Meet our agency and foundation board members and executive leaders.
Executive Leaders
Arc of Westchester Board of Directors Officers
Anthony Assalone, President
Sheryl R. Frishman, Esq., Immediate Past President
Bernard A. Krooks, Esq., President-Elect
Abby Reuben, Secretary
Jonathan Ferguson,Treasurer
Myles Bartley
Patricia Capurso
Joseph Cassarini
Michelle Christie
Katharine Wilson Conroy, Esq.
Karen Corrado
Miriam DeLeon
Kim Gilligan
Patsy Ginese
Mark Glucksman
Robert Hunt
Anne Majsak
Paul Mehta
Mohan Mehra
Robert Nuccio
Christopher Orlando, DPM
Stacy Osborne
Sarah Phelan
Rosa Rodriquez
Rita Ross
Jerrold Shenkman, Esq.
Janet Sugar
Chinika Thompson
Arc of Westchester Foundation Board of Directors
Lawrence McNaughton, President
Anthony Assalone, Member
Beth Beck, Member
Katharine W. Conroy, Esq., Member & Director
Jack Corgan, Director
Jonathan Ferguson, Member
Sheryl R. Frishman, Esq., Member
William V. Healey, Director
Justin Israel, Director
Elaine Masket, Director
Steven Masket, Director
Robert C. Paladino, Director
Laura Scherr Saggese
Gerald Singer, Member & Director
Susan Walker, Director
Anthony Assalone
President, Arc of Westchester
Anthony Assalone was elected President of the Arc of Westchester's Board of Directors in June, 2012. In this role he is responsible for the general business affairs and property of the Chapter.
Mr. Assalone is the Managing Director of United Galaxy Associates, LLC, a business brokerage and consulting firm, providing merger, acquisition, brokerage and consulting services to retail automobile dealerships across the country. A 40-year veteran of the automobile industry, Mr. Assalone's career includes 30-plus-years as an owner and operator of dealerships for several manufacturers, including Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Buick, Mazda, Toyota, Volkswagen and Lincoln-Mercury. Mr. Assalone also chaired regional, as well as national dealer councils/associations, including the NY Tri-State Mercedes-Benz Dealer Association, a group that he helped create.
A resident of Ossining, NY, Mr. Assalone is the proud father of a daughter, Kimberly, a vice president of a public relations firm in New York City, and a son, Justin, who has Down syndrome but who also enjoys a very active life.
Richard P. Swierat
Executive Director, Arc of Westchester
Since 1975, Ric has worked with people with developmental disabilities, including holding the position of executive director of Arc of Westchester for the past 20 years. He frequently speaks at state and national meetings on such topics as guardianship, quality metrics, corporate compliance, person-centered planning in residential and vocational services, board training, family advocacy and the development and management of direct service worker career systems.
Swierat is an adjunct professor at Western Connecticut State University's Ancell School of Business in Danbury, Connecticut. He is on the staff of the graduate school of health care management, with specialties in strategic and financial management. On behalf of the university, he has taught in the Bahamas as a member of the systems change team for health care organizations. Swierat periodically works on these issues with other community organizations as a private consultant.
He has a master's degree in special education from the State University College at Buffalo and is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in administration and decision management sciences at Walden University. His dissertation focuses on the recruitment and retention of direct service workers in the field of developmental disabilities. The National Conference of Executives (NCE) of the Arc of the United States has bestowed its highest honor—the 2008 Executive Excellence Award—to Westchester Arc Executive Director Ric Swierat.
Lawrence McNaughton
President, Arc of Westchester Foundation
Larry McNaughton brings over 30 years experience in strategic planning, market research and advertising experience to his role at Arc of Westchester. Using a common-sense sensitivity to the creativity of communications, Larry has helped numerous companies address marketing, product development, and communications issues with differentiating and innovative solutions — all based in a very objective, realistic and "make it work in the real world" approach.
Formerly an owner and managing director of CoreBrand, he built a small marketing communications company into an inter-nationally recognized brand management firm. He has much experience from the corporate world having led much of the marketing effort for TWA early in his career. Larry has held leadership positions at several renowned advertising agencies — DDB, Lord Geller, Anderson & Lembke — and is considered the most practical of managers.
Larry has guided many brands as they came alive in the creative processes of advertising and corporate identity. TWA, Altria, Nortel, IBM, 7-Eleven, Sharp, American Airlines, Kodak, New York Life, The Hartford, Intel, 3Com and Burlington Air Express are a few of the many brands which have benefited from Larry's very down-to-earth approach.
Prior to joining the Westchester Arc Foundation, he acted in a consulting role during the redesign of the Westchester Arc brand. He also helped design and write brochures describing supplemental needs trusts, which enable funds to be set aside for the "extras" that contribute to a person's quality of life without jeopardizing publicly funded benefits.
Anne Sweazey
Executive Director, Arc of Westchester Foundation
Anne Sweazey, Executive Director of Arc of Westchester, directs andcoordinates fundraising and development to support Arc of Westchester programs. The Foundation, now in its eigth year, focuses on developing support for services that require private charitable giving to supplement public support.
Anne's 25-year career in development has provided opportunities to work with exceptional people and to support important causes. She worked closely with noted paleoanthropologist, Richard Leakey, directing his foundation which gave grants to scientists investigating human evolution. She served as Director of Development for Natural Resources Defense Council, Florida International Museum and the Pinellas Association for Retarded Children (PARC), where she received a NSFRE (National Society of Fundraising Executives) Suncoast Signature Award. Anne was Vice President of Development for The Lighthouse, where she was responsible for annual contributions totaling $10 million, as well as the leadership phase of a $60 million capital campaign. Anne is a certified fundraising executive, awarded by the Association of Fundraising Professionals.


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The 2013 Physician Quality Reporting System (PQRS) includes 259 measures that are reportable by physicians and non-physician healthcare professionals. In general, the quality measures calculate the percentage of eligible patients who receive a particular process of care or achieve a particular outcome such as Community-Acquired Pneumonia (CAP): Assessment of Mental Status.
PQRS Measure Specifications Table of Contents
Each quality measure is defined by a numerator and a denominator. A measure's numerator, which consists of the quality data code (CPT Category II and/or G-codes), describes the clinical action required by the measure. A measure's denominator, which consists of a CPT Category I code and ICD-9 code(s), describes the eligible patient population. Please review individual measures' specifications for applicable numerator and denominator coding requirements. Changes to the 2013 PQRS can be found on the CMS website.
There may be circumstances in which a patient who would otherwise be included in the denominator population should be excluded. In these instances, CPT Category II code modifiers (1P, 2P, and 3P) may be appended to the quality data code to indicate a medical reason (1P), patient reason (2P), or system reason (3P) for the exclusion. The 8P modifier may be used to indicate that the process of care was not performed for a reason not otherwise specified. Please review individual measures' specifications for CPT II modifier reporting instructions.
CPT II code and/or G-code + CPT II modifier if applicable
CPT I code + ICD-9 code(s)
Medicare claims must be properly filled out or data must be submitted to a qualified registry in order to demonstrate successful PQRS reporting. Click here for further information about PQRS reporting options. Medicare data reveals that physicians who reported on PQRS measures through a "qualified registry" are much more likely to earn incentive payments than their peers who choose the claims-based reporting option.
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A Valdosta woman is in jail tonight after police say she stabbed a man multiple times.
21-year-old Tiffany Webster is charged with aggravated battery after Valdosta Police officials say she and her friend, 31-year-old Jose Vades, got into an argument and still stabbed him multiple times with a kitchen knife.
The assault happened around 4:30 last night at an apartment complex on 900 W Gordon Street.
The victim is expected to be okay. He was treated for his injuries last night at South Georgia Medical Center.
"He told her to leave his apartment and during the course of the argument she went to the kitchen and reportedly got a knife and came back and stabbed him multiple times," said Lt. Aaron Kirk, VPD.
Officials say a neighbor heard the man yelling for help and called 911. Webster is booked in the Lowndes County Jail.
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SET Facilities
SET (Service, Empowerment, Transformation) Facilities - Centura Health
Centura Health is proud to sponsor three SET facilities located in Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo. These facilities strengthen our communities by providing health care and other related services. Each led by a mission to provide quality care to the elderly, uninsured and underinsured, the following SET facilities embody the mission of Centura Health as they support our efforts to provide community benefits.
4200 Conejos Pl, Suite 200
Denver, CO 80204
HealthSET was created by the Wheaton Franciscan Sisters in 1988 who worked with different orders of the Sisters of Charity to replicate a successful model that had been developed in Milwaukee. The intent of the Sisters was to serve the poor, especially the frail and elderly population.
HealthSET is dedicated to improving the lives of the low-income elderly. Highly skilled and compassionate nurses and case workers provide free health clinics and access to community resources, acting as a bridge between low-income seniors and the complex health care system. By addressing the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of this vulnerable population, HealthSET helps seniors live independently for as long as possible while preserving their quality of life.
HealthSET's mission is to extend the healing ministry of Christ by serving and empowering the low-income elderly in the Denver metro area through nursing, education and advocacy to transform the quality of their lives.
SET Family Medical Clinics
825 E. Pikes Peak Ave.
Colorado Springs, CO 80903
T: 719-776-8850 Ext. 1001
SET Medical Clinic at St. Francis Health Center provides basic health care to the uninsured, underinsured and low income people without discrimination and with the help of volunteer health care professionals.
Since its inception in 1990, SET has provided health and wellness services to the uninsured, low-income and homeless population of the Pikes Peak Region. By partnering with other agencies, SET provides unduplicated services to the community. SET receives no state or federal funding and subsists completely on grants and donations.
SET Family Medical Clinics' mission is to provide basic medical services and holistic health programs to uninsured, underinsured and low income people without discrimination.
Pueblo StepUp
1925 East Orman Avenue
Pueblo, CO 81004
Pueblo StepUp is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization in Pueblo that provides access to health care and wellness services for at-risk members of our community. Services provided by Pueblo StepUp include free senior wellness clinics; health promotion programs such as chronic disease self-management and fitness classes for the elderly; free application assistance for enrollment in the state's low-income insurance plan (Child Health Plan Plus/CHP+) and Medicaid for children and pregnant women; and care management services for clients who are already enrolled in CHP+ and Children's Medicaid. Pueblo StepUp is a Community Health Service Organization of Centura Health.
The mission of Pueblo StepUp is to positively impact the health, well-being and access to healthcare for Pueblo's underserved.


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Bears have been chasing the perfect pop melody since 2005 with two albums, two EPs and a couple 7″ singles released on various labels around the world. They have received critical acclaim from many places, including SPIN Magazine, PopMatters, and The Tripwire. Misra will release their third album, and it is the best thing they have ever done.
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WEIRTON - Wendy McDaniel of Weirton announces the engagement of her daughter, Leah Jean Scherich, to Trenton Alan Ging, son of Richard and Holly Ging of Shadyside, Ohio.
The bride-to-be is a 2005 graduate of Brooke High School and a 2009 graduate of West Liberty University with a bachelor's degree in business administration.
Her fiance is a 2001 graduate of Shadyside High School and received a bachelor's degree from WLU in 2006.
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Alternative Names
Cytomegalovirus esophagitis
Definition of CMV esophagitis
Cytomegalovirus (CMV) esophagitis is a viral infection of the esophagus, the muscular tube through which food travels from the mouth to the stomach.
Causes, incidence, and risk factors
CMV esophagitis is caused by the cytomegalovirus (CMV).
Symptoms include:
Treatment involves antiviral medications that are given through a vein (intravenously), such as ganciclovir or foscarnet. In some cases, patients are given an antiviral medicine called valganciclovir, which is taken by mouth.
Expectations (prognosis)
Esophagitis can usually be treated effectively. The outcome depends on the immune system problem that makes the person more likely to get the infection.
David C. Dugdale, III, MD, Professor of Medicine, Division of General Medicine, Department of Medicine, University of Washington School of Medicine; and Jatin M. Vyas, MD, PhD, Assistant Professor in Medicine, Harvard Medical School, Assistant in Medicine, Division of Infectious Disease, Massachusetts General Hospital. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M., Inc. – 8/28/2009


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'Avatar' sweeps Saturn Awards with 10 wins
"Avatar" trounced the competition at Thursday's Saturn Awards, winning all 10 of its bids, including best sci-fi film, the four acting prizes for leads Sam Worthington and Zoe Saldana and supporting players Stephen Lang and Sigourney Weaver, and two trophies for writer-director James Cameron. Cameron, who already held the record with six previous wins, also was feted with the Visionary Award.
This 36th annual edition of the awards honored films across four genres, with the other top films being "Watchmen" (fantasy), "Drag Me to Hell" (horror) and "Inglourious Basterds" (action/adventure/thriller). Though there are four best film awards, the other categories cull nominees from all the genres.
"Sherlock Holmes" was blanked despite eight nominations. One seven-time nominee, "Watchmen," also won costumes and DVD while another, "Inglourious Basterds," had to settle for just that top film award. Both "District 9" and "Star Trek" were kept to just one win in six races: best international film and makeup, respectively.
This was the fifth victory for Cameron in the best director race. Among those he edged out were Kathryn Bigelow ("The Hurt Locker"), who beat him at the Academy Awards, and fellow Oscar nominee Quentin Tarantino ("Inglourious Basterds").


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Wealth and Poverty
Winner of MacArthur 'genius grant': 'We have a very passive health care system in America'
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Dr. Jeffrey Brenner, was named one of the prestigious MacArthur Foundation 'genius grant' winners today. He organized a system in Camden, the Camden Coalition of Healthcare Providers, that tracks down the poorest patients who need care.
Social media is no soap box for the poor: Study
Apr 26, 2013
A new study by the Pew Research Center's Internet and American Life Project shows that social media and the Internet are not helping much to get poorer people engaged in civic life.
New Orleans residents: You know you're wealthy when...
Jan 28, 2013
In the third installment of Marketplace's "You Know You're Wealthy When" series, we traveled to New Orleans to ask residents of "The Big Easy" what being wealthy means to them.
Photos: You know you're wealthy when...
Jan 3, 2013
People from all backgrounds weigh in on what makes a person wealthy.
Philadelphia collects court debt decades later
Dec 20, 2012
Since 2010, the courts of Philadelphia have embarked on a massive debt collection from ex-offenders. It's an attempt to collect on $1.5 billion in old fees, fines and forfeited bail owed to the criminal justice system.
When it comes to charity, the poor give more
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Dec 14, 2012
Those who earn $50,000 to $75,000 donate about eight percent of their discretionary income. That's twice as much -- percentage-wise -- as those making above $200,000.
Obama to visit upper-middle-class black L.A.
Jun 6, 2012
Neighbors say they are more economically vulnerable than white counterparts.
Rising use makes food stamps a target
Jun 6, 2012
The recession has boosted the number of Americans on food stamps to 44 million.
Trade certificates help men more than women
Jun 6, 2012
A study says women earn certificates in lower-paid fields and are less likely to add a college degree.
The magic small political donation number
Jun 5, 2012
Why do the Obama and Romney campaigns both set $3 as the entry-level donation?
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