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Peu importe sa provenance, il est foncé, riche et très aromatique. Un des mélanges les plus populaires, ce café noir velouté est en fait une combinaison du Santos brésilien et du Java indonésien. Le Santos, cultivé dans les plaines onduleuses du sud du Brésil, possède un goût corsé à l'acidité fruitée. Il se marie parfaitement au goût sucré prononcé du Java, issu des collines humides et volcaniques du plateau de Ijen. Le café qui en résulte est complexe, à l'acidité équilibrée et aux parfums riches. Puissance - Torréfaction poussée (5)
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I love whittards of Chelsea all the staff when I been to Whiteleys or Covent garden the staff are very helpful in finding what suitable for you and definitely recommend this coffee I bought it many times it\'s much better than instant coffee but I always like honey or sweetener in my coffee but I find it keeps me awake for long time if I am sleepy I take that in the morning the smell is lovely and u get what u paid for it really does the job a must buy definitely recommend it from customer that enjoys cups of it
I wandered into the Whittard in Nottingham just to have a look and was greeted by an incredibly helpful assistant. She asked me what sort of coffee I liked and suggested this Santos & Java. Well done to her, it makes the most gorgeous Latte, and a perfect espresso. I'll definitely be buying more, and trying others. Gorgeous !
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Cue the "Dragnet" music. The rumbling voice of the narrator intones that we will once again visit our hotel contract files to review the raw, the true, the underbelly of the hotel contract world. We will take a look at a real provision addressing the "public accommodations" requirements of Title III of the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA). So, just the facts, ma'am:
Sample ADA Provision: The Hotel represents and the Meeting Sponsor acknowledges that beginning on January 1, 1992, and continuing thereafter in accordance with the compliance dates established or required under Title III of the Americans With Disabilities Act and the regulations promulgated thereunder, the hotel facilities being rented to the Meeting Sponsor under this Agreement, its guest rooms, common areas, and its transportation services will be in compliance with the public accommodation requirements of the ADA.
The first thing to note is that this provision fails to address a key problem created by the ADA--joint and several liability. Under the ADA, each party responsible for complying with "public accommodation" requirements can be held liable for the actions of any one of them. (A public accommodation is a private entity that owns, leases, or operates as a "place of public accommodation," including hotels and convention centers.) Thus, under the ADA, the hotel and the meeting sponsor that leases space can be held liable if the hotel fails to provide appropriate access to its facilities. Such liability is costly; civil penalties may run as high as $50,000 for the first violation and $100,000 per subsequent violation.
Shifting Liability One way to address this problem is to contractually shift the liability. For example, the parties could agree to make the hotel responsible for ensuring that its physical facilities comply with the ADA. To do so, the following sentence could be inserted into the sample provision: "The Meeting Sponsor has no authority to remove and shall not be liable or responsible for moving any structural, architectural, or communication barriers of the Hotel." Similarly, the contract could make the meeting sponsor responsible for providing auxiliary aids (i.e., sign language interpreters and Braille copies of handout materials) for attendees. To that end, the following language could be added: "The Meeting Sponsor agrees to provide or pay for any auxiliary aids required by meeting attendees in the meeting rooms of the Hotel."
Once ADA responsibility has been reasonably allocated, the parties should further protect themselves by adding an indemnification provision. The sample provision above could be improved by adding the following clause: "The Hotel shall indemnify and hold the Meeting Sponsor harmless from and against any and all claims, damages, expenses, including attorneys' fees and litigation expenses, that may be incurred by or asserted against the Meeting Sponsor, its officers, directors, agents, or employees on the basis of the Hotel's breach of this paragraph or noncompliance with any provisions of the ADA."
Unnecessary Acknowledgments Another troublesome aspect of the sample provision is its first line, which states that the meeting sponsor acknowledges whatever is stated later in the provision, namely that the hotel has been in compliance with the ADA since 1992. This could pose problems for the sponsor if the hotel is, in fact, not compliant. The "acknowledgment" could be interpreted to mean that the sponsor has concluded independently that the hotel meets the ADA requirements. As a result, the ability to enforce any shift in liability to the hotel has been effectively removed, regardless of how the parties have allocated their ADA responsibilities in the contract. The words "and the meeting sponsor acknowledges" should be deleted from the provision to make it clear that it is only the hotel's representation of its ADA readiness.


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Our Urban Park Rangers will be your guides to the solar system, discussing the science, history and folklore of the universe. Fall and winter are the best times to observe meteor…
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A decent tapas place, good service. – They were nice to honor the $1 sangria even we sit at the dining table. The host brought some crayons for my daughter, which is a nice touch.
The marinated octopus was flavorful and seasoned well. The chicken dish was bathed in delicious sauce. However the $12 scallop dish came with three tiny little ones.... The meatballs were ok. The Spanish Chorizos were very salty. The low point was the undercooked seafood paella.
Overall the service was attentive but the food was mediocre. It is still a good place if you want to try some tapas.
Finally, A Great Tapas Restaurant in Bay Ridge – A group of us decided to try this new tapas place and were excited by what we found. Fine cheeses, dishes prepared with care, and excellent sangria (I'm partial to the white sangria). The staff was friendly and the service was excellent. A unique find in Bay Ridge that authentically represents Spain.
Citysearch Editorial Profile – The drink deals and specialty cocktails (like the signature blueberry mojito) are a major draw of this Bay Ridge tapas bar. They also offer an extensive menu of small plates, including salads, chorizos, and seafood; Dine amongst exposed brick and a long wooden bar, or opt to relax in the outdoor garden patio.
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Bought this to go with my Rooster curtains I have in my kitchen. I had to put it in the dryer for a few minutes to get some wrinkles out. I have received several compliments on it already.
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I like to use these covers on my wood top table for the protection they provide. It is also a low cost way to change the look in the kitchen. I really like the muted tan plaid I am using now. I also use the crystal clear cover that is available too. Put your placemats under it for a change of pace that looks a bit dressier for company dinners. When I'm done with dinner, I wipe it clean and put the plaid one back on. An easy care change of pace.
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03/27/2014Graphic Design: Now in Production, a cutting-edge traveling exhibition about the rapidly changing field, wraps up its national tour at the RISD Museum.
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12/04/2013As the founder and creative director of a motion graphics studio in Hollywood, Michael Riley 91 GD brings his versatile talents to the entertainment industry.
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by Jason on Nov.29, 2009, under Quick hits
Game watch:
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3 games: ATL, BOS, CHA, CLE, DEN, DET, HOU, LAL, MEM, MIN, NJ, PHI, SAC, UTA
2 games: LAC, NO, OKC, ORL, POR, SA
Waiver wire watch:
- Allen Iverson: possibility of returning to Philly too good to ignore
- Jrue Holiday: if A.I. doesn't work, he'll get plenty of minutes
- Mike Dunleavy: finally back, will steadily return to form
- Tim Thomas: surprisingly strong return, good for threes and inconsistency
- Chris Andersen: slow start but doing well lately
- Martell Webster: starting job and minutes will be there while Travis Outlaw is out
- Omri Casspi: good for points, threes and steals
- Jamaal Tinsley: could eventually overtake Mike Conley
- Nick Young: thriving with Mike Miller sidelined and Caron Butler not 100 percent
- Thabo Sefolosha: still starting, putting up good all-around numbers
- Luke Ridnour: putting up sporadicly nice lines, deserves a look
Injury watch:
- Michael Redd (knee): out again for more recovery
- Elton Brand (hamstring): could be back tonight
- Lou Williams (jaw): out for about two months
- Kirk Hinrich (wrist): day-to-day
- Erick Dampier (illness): could return to practice this week
- Ben Gordon (ankle): could play tonight, will return soon enough
- Andrew Bogut (leg): making good progress, still out about two to three more weeks
- Spencer Hawes (knee): could return tonight, will be back soon
- Manu Ginobili (groin): could play tonight
- Paul Millsap (knee): won't miss much time
- Andrei Kirilenko (back): will miss up to a week
- Kevin Love (hand): practicing, on track to return on Dec. 11
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↑ Carlos Boozer: continues to play like a beast
↑ Leandro Barbosa: wrist still a concern, steady lately
↑ Ersan Ilyasova: should be great while Redd and Bogut are out
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↓ Roy Hibbert: who knew Jeff Foster would kill his value?
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Issaquah >Arts & Entertainment > Regal Issaquah 9 Theatre
1490 11TH Ave NW, Issaquah, WA | Directions 9802747.546914 -122.052646
Neighborhoods: I-90
Worst Experience at a Theater! – I ordered tickets online and printed them in the morning. When I got to the theater with my 5-year-old, there were lines going all down the sidewalks. We go in and the boy taking tickets informs us, "Good luck finding a seat." Sure enough, there was not one seat in the theater! What is the point of ordering tickets online if your seat is not guaranteed? The kicker? They made me wait outside in that long line to get a refund - 20 minutes! There was no apology, nothing. The girl in the booth looked annoyed and as if she could care less. My son was crying b/c he didn't get to see the movie that we bought tickets for hours earlier. And of course I didn't get my $3 fee back that they charge for ordering tickets online. Avoid this theater, especially if you buy your tickets ahead of time on Fandango. I even tired to call the theater phone number and no one even answers.
Poor Customer Service – I used to love going to this theatre because it's close to dinner places to eat at after the movie. However, the people working there are incredably rude, as I have experienced. Once, a child down the row from me threw up during the show. Nobody made any attempt to clean the mess up and the theatre began to smell aweful for the remainder of the movie. Another time, I was meeting my faince there and he was running a bit late, so I was getting the tickets and waiting for him outside. The movie we were seeing was rated R, but both of us are well over 17 (I am 20 and he is a month away from being 21). I stood in line to get tickets and they asked for my ID, so I showed them my ID. They then told me I could only buy one ticket because actually you have to be 21 to buy two rated R movie tickets. So when my fiance finally arrived, he had to then stand in line getting his ticket and we ended up being late to the movie. Since when is that a rule? At the Regal Cinema's website it simply states that for Rated R movies, a parent or guardian must be present and buy the tickets. So if I had a child at 18 and wanted to bring them to a rated R movie, I am their legal guardian, but I guess not at this theatre...
After these experiences, I would not recommend this theatre to anybody. The staff members are rude and inconsiderate. The facility is average, and it is usually difficult to find parking close by.
Nice But Crowded – This theatre is nice, and has plenty of extra parking in surrounding lots. The image and audio quality is good and the theaters are huge if you like that. There's no stadium seating which is a pain because this theater is typically packed with a suburban/high school crowd. On the weekends, expect new and popular releases to sell out an hour or two before showtime, especially for children's movies. The bathrooms are poorly located outside the ticketed area, so it makes for a longer trip if you have to run in during a movie. I did have this theater miss 10 minutes of audio at the start of a movie one time, and they wouldn't restart it, but I think that's pretty standard of all theaters.
Issaquah is a beautiful area to be in i love being in the area's with tons and tons of beautiful green mountians surrounding me. It's great being only a half an hour away for the pass and 15 minutes away from North Bend where my husband lives.
:-P – The theatre itself is nice, the food is fairly good and all, but you need to do something about the people, we got ripped of 30 bucks because the woman at the ticket sales didnt give us all our money back, and we didnt realize it until a few minutes later when we were buying popcorn. We talked to the manager and they wouldnt give us our money back, but they gave us two passes for a free movie. It still pisses me off that someone would do that though, the lady must have pocketed the money, but they dont believe us, they believe her.
Nobody Better – A very friendly experience all around. Courtious staff in the box office, concessions, taking tickets, and everywhere.
By far this was the best theatre-experience I've had in a long time.
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Friday, September 14, 2007
Tassimo, take me away
I. Love. My. Tassimo.
It's the perfect cup of coffee. Every time.
If you're a big-pot-of-coffee kind of household, Tassimo might not be the best option. But at my house, I want my coffee an hour before my husband wants his. And then I might want one cup later in the day, depending.
So if you're a one-cup-at-a-time house, this will change your life.
Downsides: A cup of coffee costs 50 cents, a latte $1. And I feel a little bad about filling my local landfill with little plastic disks full of biodegradable coffee.
But I love my Tassimo.
PS Try the Chai Tea. - mmmmm.....
3 comments:
- Eric, AKA The Pragmatic Caregiver said...
Four Sbux blends will be available in Tassimo very shoirtly, along with upgraded brewers.
- September 15, 2007 at 12:14 AM
I have a Tassimo and use it to make espresso which I then mix with skim milk and hot chocolate. Saves me a lot versus buying Starbucks' Cafe Mocha.
BUT, like you I feel guilty about the plastic discs I throw away so when I have to replace it I'll get a Keurig machine which I think allows you to refill a reusable "K cup."
Check out the website that is just for single serving coffee. Can't recall the exact address but its a great site to check before buying a machine.
- September 18, 2007 at 12:28 AM
Hi Dr. Smak,
I work in PR and Tassimo is one of my clients. I'm glad to hear you're a fan! Please email me at jhopkins(at)aspenms(dot)com - I have some new T-Discs that I'd love for you to try, free of course.
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Knitting a Helmet Liner is a heartfelt way to show support for troops serving abroad. Made with Patons® Classic Wool, it's a quick and easy project that will be greatly appreciated.
Note: It is important to use 100% wool to knit this liner as acrylic is flammable.
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Material List
- Patons® Classic Wool (3.5 oz/100g) 1 Ball #00205 Deep Olive
- Sizes 4mm (U.S. 6) and 4.5mm (U.S. 7) Circular Knitting Needles, 16-inches [40.5cm] long or size needed to obtain gauge
- 4mm (U.S. 6) Double-Pointed Knitting Needles (set of four) or size needed to obtain gauge
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Finished Size
To fit average soldier's head.
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20 sts and 26 rows = 4-inches [10cm] with larger needles in stocking st.
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With smaller circular needle, cast on 84 sts loosely. Join in rnd, placing marker on first st.
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Shape Top: 1st rnd: *K9. K2tog. Rep from * around. 80 sts.
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Front Ribbing: Rejoin yarn to sts on smaller circular needle. Rib across 52 sts from smaller circular needle. Pick up and knit 52 sts across cast on sts for face opening. Join in rnd, placing marker on first st. 104 sts.
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SmithBucklin, the country's largest association management firm, has announced the leadership council members and the research director for its William E. Smith Institute for Association Research, as well as the first research topics that the institute will tackle. SmithBucklin created the institute earlier this year to underwrite original, practice-based research aimed at advancing the growth of all types of associations.
The leadership council, which selects the institute's research topics and helps to shape and develop the research, is made up of eight industry leaders: Thomas C. Dolan, PhD, FACHE, president and CEO of the American College of Healthcare Executives; Robert J. Dolibois, CAE, executive vice president of the American Nursery & Landscape Association; Henry S. Givray, president and CEO of SmithBucklin; Barbara Byrd Keenan, CAE, executive vice president of the Institute of Food Technologists; Gary A. LaBranche, CAE, president and CEO of the Association Forum of Chicagoland; Michael S. Olson, CAE, executive vice president of SmithBucklin and former president and CEO of the American Society of Association Executives; Leslie G. Sarasin, CAE, president and CEO of the American Frozen Food Institute; and William E. Smith (honorary chairman), SmithBucklin founder.
Katherine M. Finley, CAE, CFRE, CMP, executive director of the Association for Research on Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Action, is research director for the institute. She will also serve as an ex-officio member of the leadership council. Finley is responsible for overseeing all aspects of the institute's research projects.
The two potential research topics that the council has selected are: 1) Identifying, recruiting, and selecting willing and able association board leaders; 2)Meeting the current and emerging demands, biases, and expectations of five distinct generations of members and staff.
In June, the institute issued its first request for proposals to research professionals and members of the academic community. In October, the institute will award at least one research grant of up to $50,000 for an applied, field-based research project that addresses one of the two topics selected by the leadership council. If more than one grant is made, each will examine one of the topics. Research is expected to take about 12 months once it is commissioned. Methodologies can include surveys, case studies, literature scans, interviews, and focus groups.
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Who does this woman think she is? – Seriously. Is she paying people to write these reviews? I found Fransceca to be a total snot. She was rude, brusque and totally obnoxious. Still, she told me to trust her and she ooozed confidence. Unfortunately, she mangled my hair so badly that everyone I see is like "OH GOD I AM SO SORRY" and "It is hair it will grow out." Thanks girl for stealing my mojo. I wish I could sue.
Answer to the Rave Reviews – Follow this link and you can see Francesca review her very own salon. I am sure many of the other reviews were written by Francesca.
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A friend highly recommended Follicle, told me about the consultation appointment, at first i was skeptical as i just wanted to get my hair done.... i had major roots! After much disappointment from past salons, i decided to give theconsultation a try. This was the best experience and investment i have made. I sat with Francesca, she blow me away with her knowledge and concern with the integrity of my hair and image. This is the best cut and color EVER!!
What the &%#$?! – I just don't get it. Are you all Francesca's friends, family members? What's up with the reviews? I had an okay cut and color. But I don't want to spend over $300 and have a coworker say to me - so when are you getting your hair cut. Yes. Right AFTER my cut AND COLOR. And honestly, could have gotten it at Hair Cuttery. For much, much cheaper. Yes, definitely go for Francesca when you want to spend a lot.
Follicle isn't nearly as cool a salon as they think they are. Gotta run, and get a real haircut!
Fantastic cut and color – I've been seeing Francesca for over two years and have been pleased with every visit. I first went to Follicle when I worked in the city, and even though I now work and live in NJ, I still travel over the bridge because she's the best! Because I can't get in the city too often, I schedule my cuts for every 8-10 weeks and they always last. I often get compliments on my hair even up to the day that I go back for a trim. Yesterday someone told me that I looked like I belonged in a hair commercial. To me, this is the best compliment I could have received.
From the original consultation, Francesca understood my style which she deemed, "classic with a twist " which describes me perfectly. I appreciate that she takes each person's lifestyle into account. Although she has (brave!) clients who make bold color choices, she understands that it's not my style. She encourages me to try new things that keep my look fresh, however she always stays in a place where I am comfortable. I am willing to try new things because I trust her judgement and she's never let me down. Her goal is to make each person look the best that they can and I think she does just that. This is the best my hair has ever looked!
I finally got hit on! – I was a overweight female desperate for a change in my life. I went to follicle and got the change i needed. My face looks so much slimmer, i feel so much better about myself and my color looks amazing!!! and for the first time in 2 years, i got asked for my number, only 3 days after my hair cut!!! SHE IS A GODDDESSSS!!!! AMAZING!!!!!! coudln't be happier!!!!!!!
I don't care how good you think you are – Follicle believes they have the right to charge for a canceled appointment yet go on to say "There is a possibility your appointment may need to be rescheduled due to filming/photo shoot commitments." So does that mean I will be compensated for my troubles if they cancel on me. Some how I don't think so. There are alot of hairdressers in the sea people. Don't feed the shark.
Rare find!! – Thanks again Francesca! Moved back to Philly, so happy that my hair is now back in the passionate professional hands of the magic hair goddess,Francesca. Well done you :) You are an inspiration to all women.
Thanks again.
Amazed! – Thank you soooooooo much Francesca!
I am always amazed at how well Francesca's haircuts grow in. This time due to the economy I had to stretch the appointment from already a 10wk schedule to 14wks, I did consider going else where, but thought better of it. As I do not believe anyone else can come even remotely close to Francesca's talent. I got complements right up to the day of my appointment. this in my opinion is well worth the time and $$ invested in me, because I know I am worth it!!
Thanks again
Thanks for the Bowlcut – I told Franscecsa not too cut too much off my hair, and she completely ignored me and hacked it all off. The color made me look like Ronald McDonald. After being told at work that my hair look unprofessional, I had to go to Pileggi and get it fixed. The guy there asked me if I dyed it myself! It looks awful. I have cancelled plans because my hair looks so bad. Fransceca is arrogant, doesn't listen, does what she wants, and when she has an off day she takes it out on your hair. Don't risk it.
Fantastic!! – Great way to start 2009. New hairstylist, new look. I read about Francesca in Allure mag, she was voted the best for hair cut,color and make-over, which is exactly what I needed.
Great service and above all very knowledgeable and talented. The experience was priceless. I think the consultation is a genius idea and I left excited and couldn't wait to get the service which was worth the wait. Well done!! Get compliments all the time.
thanks Francesca
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And unlike their predecessors of 50 years ago, they may be paid for their labor.
Cleburne County is one of those counties whose sheriff has instituted a program to put inmates to work. That program has been thrust under the limelight because of a request by an investigator from the Alabama Ethics Commission for records of two Cleburne County commissioners' payments to inmates.
Though the Ethics Commission has declined to discuss exactly what it is investigating in relation to commissioners Laura Cobb's and Emmett Owen's employment of inmates at their places of business, the questions delve into relatively new reforms made in the state.
Today's inmate work programs bear little resemblance to their forebears of just 50 years ago.
Up until the 1970s, the treatment of inmates in America's prisons had changed very little from the 1800s, according to Robert Johnson, a professor from American University in Washington, D.C.
Johnson, professor in the Department of Justice, Law and Society at the university, said prison conditions were harsh with hard labor and brutality doled out as part of inmates' punishment.
"The history of prisons in the South is the history of prison labor," Johnson said. "Work has always been thought of, even when it was virtually slave labor, as rehabilitative."
The prisons were labor-oriented, from plantation and farm prisons to chain and road gangs. Prisoners were used as a form of cheap labor, with little regard to their well-being, Johnson said.
The South's chain gangs were a very visible sign of the cruel conditions, he added, and the conditions were similar, but more hidden, in other areas of the country. Because prison communities are so isolated from the public, change happens very slowly, Johnson said.
But in the 1970s, reform came to prisons as an offshoot of the civil rights movement, Johnson said.
In 1976, Alabama enacted its own law to standardize county and state inmate work release programs. The law also lays out the payment and treatment of inmates in the program by their employers and the county.
John Hamm, director of member services for the Association of County Commissions of Alabama, said the law was an effort to protect the inmates and the state's workers.
"They didn't want inmates displacing workers and they didn't want inmates being taken advantage of," Hamm said.
For that reason, the law states that inmates are to be paid "a wage at least as high as the prevailing wage for similar work in the area." It also states that exploitation of prisoners in any form is prohibited. To protect workers, the law states that inmates should not displace employed workers or be used as strikebreakers.
Another law allows for community service — unpaid labor — in the jail, county courthouse and public buildings, Hamm said.
Johnson believes that today's prisoners look at the work release programs as a privilege, he said. It gets them outside and away from the boredom of the jail, he added.
In Cleburne County, the inmate work release program is a mixture of community service and paid work. Kevin Walker, a recently released inmate who went through the program, said that he did community service before he was allowed the opportunity to move into a paying job.
It was like a test to see how he behaved outside the jail, Walker said. He also worked with Heflin City Councilman Travis Crowe, picking up trash in Heflin, Walker said.
"They can't just let anybody have a paying job," Walker said.
Then just before Christmas, Walker got a job at the Highway 46 Fuel Center, a gas station where Commissioner Laura Cobb serves as one of the managers. He worked there through the work release program for about five months being paid $7.25 an hour until he was released from jail two weeks ago, Walker said.
Once he was released, the station hired him full-time, he said.
Walker said he was proud to be a part of the program. Meeting people in the community allowed him to build a network of support. The paying job gave him the opportunity to pay off his fines, to support his family – Walker has two children — and to save money for when he was released.
In fact, he might not have been released two weeks ago without the paying job, Walker said.
"They generally like to see a good home plan and without that money that I generated here, I would not have had that," Walker said.
He was able to pay a deposit on a rental home and get utilities turned on. That enabled him to bring his 14-year-old daughter home to live with him. And he still has a job to go to each day.
Now he is trying to rebuild his life and his relationship with his daughter.
"She missed her daddy," Walker said.
And the forced separation from her taught him how much she meant to him, Walker said.
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Brave last stand not quite enough to escape fourth-bottom
In the part of France where I spend several months of the year, friends and neighbours are celebrating in style after Jonny Wilkinson again did his bit for the entente cordiale, helping les rugbymen of Toulon come from behind win a thrilling Heineken Cup final in Dublin. All week, the French media had been saying Clermont were the slight favourites.
Could Sunderland produce their own rear-guard action with the round ball in the final game of their Premier League season on Sunday against emphatic favourites in Tottenham Hotspur? They could and did, but fell a few minutes short of leaving London with a point.
- Fitch: Diary of a sad end to a Tottenham season
- Delaney: Reflections on Spurs' narrow miss
- Dawson: We thought that we had done enough
Gareth Bale's superb winner in Tottenham's 1-0 victory -- academic to Spurs' hopes of finishing fourth as Arsenal won at Newcastle -- was enough to ensure Paolo Di Canio, having avoided the infamous relegation to which Martin O'Neill was leading the club, had to make do with 17th position.
Referee Andre Marriner, not always a great friend to Sunderland, had done his best to help bring about such an improbable outcome as a Sunderland draw, denying Spurs three penalties when each might well have been awarded.
I must be even-handed about this. When Bale, a wonderful talent, repeatedly lets himself down with theatrical falls and blatant dives, I am among the first to howl. Here, for once, he was the innocent victim. Seb Larsson seemed to be all over him before applying a final little push as he broke in the penalty area.
Easiest of decisions? Marriner acted on his one sighting of the incident and also, perhaps, on memories of many less honest tumbles and showed Bale, understandably apoplectic, a yellow card. Even the former Sunderland striker and chairman Niall Quinn, offering television punditry, said the referee got it hopelessly wrong.
There were also two penalty-area hand balls, shots hammering into the arms of Jack Colback and Carlos Cuellar; neither defender seemed to handle with intent but such contact has been leading to penalties elsewhere all season.
The Spurs breakthrough came in the 88th minute, 13 minutes after David Vaughan became the latest of three Sunderland players to be shown a red card during PDC's short reign. His idiotic challenge on Aaron Lennon correctly earned him a second yellow.
Despite this lamentable indiscipline, Vaughan's remaining teammates continued to hold Spurs at bay with Simon Mignolet yet again outstanding in goal and John O'Shea running a tight back four in which Colback excelled, producing two remarkable goal-line blocks in a matter of seconds.
Then, out of relatively little, a piece of Bale magic saw him control the ball deftly and send it 25 yards over the heads of everyone into the net. Sunderland probably deserved a point for heroic resistance of a team of significantly higher quality, but the balance of play supported the logic of a home win.
Starting with two strikers, not necessarily a great idea with such a limited, uncreative midfield, PDC earlier saw both Connor Wickham and Danny Graham go close to giving Sunderland a lead that would have shocked the visiting fans as much as the White Hart Lane faithful.
Few of those away supporters would have been expecting anything better than the eventual outcome. Many, after watching turgid and ineffectual football for most of a wretched season, were gloomily resigned to a heavy defeat.
PDC warned during the week that players would forfeit some of the time allowed for close-season time off if they failed to offer wholehearted effort. He made it clear he would be content with a win, a draw or dignified defeat and may feel his headmasterly lecture was vindicated by at least bringing the consolation of dignity and honest defiance.
In his final interview before the match, the coach was heard on North-East radio speaking of his desire for a better finishing position than fourth bottom. He will have left White Hart Lane knowing it was some achievement to have lifted this Sunderland side, already poor and depleted by injuries and suspensions, quite that high.


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UW-La Crosse currently has two IS Technical Services - Senior positions to be filled. Both positions will provide desktop support to faculty and staff, however one will additionally oversee and coordinate the functional aspects of the Eagle Help Desk.
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These positions will work under the general supervision of the Client Services manager and work within the established goals and priorities that are consistent with that of the Information Technology Services unit goals. The positions provide desktop support for faculty and staff for hardware, software and operating systems including troubleshooting and problem resolution. These positions work on special projects and assignments related to desktop hardware and software supported by the university, write documentation for end-users, and conduct small group training on support topics as needed.
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Knowledge or experience of Windows and Macintosh hardware and operating systems (e.g. Windows 7, Mac OSX, and/or Linux etc.); applications such as Microsoft's Office Suite products; e-mail clients (e.g. Microsoft Outlook, Google, etc.); anti-virus software, web editing software (e.g. Microsoft SharePoint Designer), spyware and malware removal tools and other common desktop applications and utilities; related server environments (e.g. Windows servers, Active Directory, domain workstations, etc.), network environments and configuration (e.g. TCP/IP, VLANs, etc.), and basic server functions. Knowledge or experience with AD and Group Policy; deploying images across a network and troubleshooting a failed image deployment and an understanding of networking - wired and wireless - configuration. The ability to effectively multitask, troubleshoot hardware/software and resolve issues in a timely manner, work with a diverse group of student help and professional staff; technical ability with scripting; communicate clearly (verbal and written) and have a clear understanding, work ethic, and personality to provide end users understandable, friendly, timely, and quality service and support; and to train and work with students. Applicants must be physically able to bend, crawl, squat, and lift a max. of 60 lbs.
Special Notes
Employment will require a criminal background check. A pending criminal charge or conviction will not necessarily disqualify an applicant. In compliance with the Wisconsin Fair Employment Act, the University does not discriminate on the basis of arrest or conviction record.
For UW-La Crosse Campus safety information and crime statistics/Annual Security Report see http://www.uwlax.edu/StudentLife/securityreport.htm and for drug and alcohol information see http://www.uwlax.edu/HR/newemp/drugfree.htm or call Human Resources at (608) 785-8013 for a paper copy.
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The deadline to apply is Sunday, January 20, 2013. If you have any problems with the exam, please call the Office of State Employment Relations' help desk at (608) 267-1012. Their hours of operation are Monday through Friday 7:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Application materials will be evaluated and those qualified will be invited to participate in the next step of the selection process.
NOTE: There will be no assistance for any technical issues you may encounter after 4:30 p.m. Friday, January 18th before the January 20th deadline.
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10 Striking Sci-Fi Book Covers, September 10, 2013 Let's face it: The vast majority of the time, it isn't the title or premise of a book -- especially a science fiction book -- that draws us in. It's the cover art. And sci-fi has a long and venerable history of cover art that catches the eye and turns the head, even if what's inside hasn't always lived up to what's on the outside. Here's a gallery of 10 of our favorites, from classic painted cover art to the modern-day trends of Photoshop-plus-stock-photo work that in the right hands can also be striking.
"Dune" -- Frank Herbert (John Schoenherr)
Frank Herbert's now-classic saga of a far-future war between noble houses on a desert planet has been through endless reprints, including two separate tie-in editions for David Lynch's ill-fated movie adaptation and the Sci-Fi Channel's version. But nothing beats the original hardcover edition's artwork, courtesy of longtime sci-fi illustrator John Schoenherr. The tiny human figures dwarfed by the rock and sand all around them -- possibly depicting hero Paul Atreides and his mother Jessica seeking safety -- bring home the scope and ambition of the book in a single, striking image.
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Cooling Devices Used in the Outpatient Setting
DESCRIPTIONCold and/or compression therapy following surgery, or musculoskeletal and soft tissue injury has long been accepted in the medical field as an effective tool for reducing inflammation, pain, and swelling. Ice packs and various bandages and wraps are commonly used. In addition, a variety of continuous cooling devices are commercially available and can be broadly subdivided into those providing passive cold therapy and those providing active cold therapy using a mechanical device. The CryoCuff® and the Polar Care Cub devices are examples of passive cooling devices. The CryoCuff® device consists of an insulated container filled with iced water that is attached to a compressive cuff. When the container is raised, the water fills and pressurizes the cuff. The amount of pressure is proportional to the height of the container. When body heat warms the water, the cooler is lowered and the water drains out. The cooler is then raised above the affected limb and cold water refills the compressive cuff. The Polar Care Cub unit consists of pads held in place with elastic straps, which may also provide compression. The pads are attached to a built-in hand pump that circulates the water through the pads at the same time as increasing the compression around the joint.
In active devices, a motorized pump both circulates cold water and may also provide pneumatic compression. For example, the AutoChill® device, which may be used in conjunction with a CryoCuff, consists of a pump that automatically exchanges water from the cuff to the cooler, eliminating the need for manual water recycling. The Hot/Ice Thermal Blanket is another example of an active cooling device. It consists of 2 rubber pads connected by a rubber hose to the main cooling unit. Fluid is then circulated via the hose through the thermal blankets. The temperature of the fluid is controlled by the main unit and can be either hot or cold. The Game Ready™ Accelerated Recovery System is an example of an active cooling device combined with a pneumatic component. The system consists of various soft wraps and a computer controlled control unit to circulate the water through the wraps and provide intermittent pneumatic compression.
POLICYActive and passive cooling devices are considered not medically necessary.
Combination active cooling and compression (cryopneumatic) devices are considered investigational.
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The coverage guidelines outlined in the Medical Policy Manual should not be used in lieu of the Member's specific benefit plan language.
POLICY HISTORY2/2001: Approved by Medical Policy Advisory Committee (MPAC), Code Reference section completed, HCPCS E0218 added
5/2/2002: Type of Service and Place of Service deleted
8/16/2005: Policy title "Polar Care" renamed "Cooling Devices," Description and Policy sections revised to be consistent with BCBSA policy # 1.01.26, Code Reference section updated, HCPCS E0236 added
4/25/2008: Policy reviewed, no changes
12/10/2009: Policy Exclusions revised to include FEP verbiage, HCPCS code E1399 added to Non-Covered Codes Table.
05/17/2011: Policy reviewed; no changes to policy statement. Removed outdated references from the Sources section.
03/02/2012: Policy reviewed. "Used in the Outpatient Setting" added to the policy title.
05/08/2013: Policy description updated. Added the following policy statement: Combination active cooling and compression (cryopneumatic) devices are considered investigational. Deleted the Federal Employee Program (FEP) policy exception as this device is also considered not medically necessary for FEP members.
SOURCE(S)Blue Cross Blue Shield Association policy # 1.01.26
CODE REFERENCEThis may not be a comprehensive list of procedure codes applicable to this policy.
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English FA Cup
January 6, 2013
- FTFT1Swansea
- FTFT2Mansfield
That is all from us today. Hope you enjoyed a cracking day of FA Cup football. Remember Everton visit Cheltenham tomorrow evening. See you guys next time.
A proper cup tie that was sadly ruined by a poor decision not to disallow Suarez's goal. Mansfield did their best to get back into it but it ultimately proved one step to far for them. Valiant effort. Liverpool will play Oldham in the next round.
And there goes the final whistle.
Howell finds himself in space outside the area but his touch lets him down and he loses the ball.
Beevers lofts a ball into the Liverpool box but the away side get it clear.
Suarez forces his way through a body of defenders but Marriott does well to come off his line and smother the ball.
Geohaghon sends in a throw. The ball comes back to him but his shot-cum-cross is poor and straight at Jones.
Green with a fantastic shot from outside the area but Jones denies him with a great save.
Four minutes of injury time to be played. Plenty of time for a goal...
Green again finds himself in space in the box but again it is because he is offside.
Liverpool break down the other end through Downing but his touch lets him down and he soon loses it when through on goal.
Murray sends it in but Liverpool are able to clear.
Another free-kick for Mansfield...
Meikle searches for the run of Green with a long ball over the top but Carragher does well to clear the danger.
It is all Mansfield now...
Geohaghon sends a long throw into the box but Carragher heads clear.
Mansfield send another long ball into the box. It falls to Green who brings a good save out of Jones but play is stopped as the striker is offside.
It is going to be a tense final few minutes for Liverpool...
Geohaghon sends in a long throw. It takes a knock off a Liverpool defender and bounces across the face of the goal. A let-off for the away side.
Murray sends it in but Jones comes flying out of his goal to punch clear.
Mansfield win another free-kick....
Suarez plays in Robinson who has got forward from left back but he sends his effort high and wide.
Rhead comes on for Clements for Mansfield.
What a final ten minutes we have in store. Is there time for Mansfield to find an equaliser?
Daniel does brilliantly to whip a cross in from the left. The ball is knocked back to Green who smashes the ball home via a deflection.
Clements floats in another free-kick but Liverpool clear.
Liverpool bring on Flanagan for the injured Wisdom.
Wisdom is down on the pitch with a little cramp it seems.
Downing does well down the right and finds Shelvey but the midfielder is unable to land his strike on target.
Clements sends another free-kick into the box but he overhits it and it goes out for the throw-in.
That second goal has sucked the life out of Mansfield a little. Such a shame the handball was not spotted as the home side were looking like finding an equaliser.
The answer is no as Clements free-kick fails to beat the first man.
Mansfield win a free-kick in a dangerous position. Can they create anything here?
Howell tries to bring the ball down in a dangerous position in the box but the whistle is blown for offside.
Daniel takes aim but Jones is able to make a comfortable save.
Jones with a risky clearance that strikes Allen on the back but the midfielder recovers well to see out the danger.
Liverpool get it clear and counter down the other end through Downing. He plays it to Suarez who then knocks it to Shelvey but the midfielder can only send his effort wide of the post.
Mansfield win another corner...
Henderson finds some space down the right and lofts a ball into the box but Geohaghon does well to clear the danger.
If you forget the handball, Suarez has made a great impact, scoring just three minutes after coming onto the pitch.
Daniel comes on for Briscoe for Mansfield.
Meikle spots Green with a great pass but the strike sends his effort over the bar from a tight angle.
Mansfield look to be preparing a change...
It may have ruined this cup tie. Let's hope Mansfield can pull one back quickly and make a game of it again.
How did the officials not spot that handball?
Downing cuts in from the right and tees up Suarez who has his shot saved by Marriott. The ball canons back off Suarez's arm before he finishes into an empty net.
Geohaghon sends a long throw into the Liverpool box but Jones does well to punch clear.
Nearly an instant impact from Suarez who turns a man before aiming for the bottom corner with his outside boot but it sails just wide.
A fantastic attacking display from Mansfield in this second half but you do feel Liverpool could catch them on the counter attack.
Henderson also comes on, swapping places with Suso.
Liverpool make a change, bringing on Suarez for Sturridge.
Liverpool break down the other end and Downing plays in Sturridge whose poor shot deflects well wide.
More mayhem as the corner comes into the Liverpool box and they eventually scramble it away. It looks like Allen handballed on the line to block Green's shot.
Robinson falls and gifts the ball to Briscoe who brings a great save out of Jones.
Mansfield have had 77% possession since the restart.
Meikle wins the flick on and plays it into the path of Green but Carragher gets a sliding tackle in. A small suspicion of handball from the Liverpool man too.
Can Mansfield sustain that period of pressure?
What a start to the second half from Mansfield. Jones' goal has been under siege.
Jones in trouble again as he nearly drops a routine catch due to pressure on him from Green.
Mansfield get another ball into the box and Jones is forced to punch away.
Mansfield get the ball into the box and Green nearly gets a shot away but Carragher gets the block in.
Sturridge goes into the book for a late challenge.
Mansfield get the second half underway...
So we very much still have a cup tie on our hands. Liverpool looked like walking the game after taking an early lead but Mansfield have forced their way back into this game and still have a great chance of finding an equaliser.
And there goes the half-time whistle.
One minute of injury time to be played.
Coates gets on the end of Downing's corner but his volley goes well wide of the target.
Sturridge picks the ball up on the right and cuts inside before aiming for the far corner. Marriott gets his fingertips to it. Top save.
Both sides losing the ball a fair bit at the moment.
Mansfield will be happy to go into the half-time break with the score as it is.
Clements sends the corner into the box but play is stopped for a foul on a Liverpool player.
The home side win a corner...
Mansfield fire in another throw into the box but Jones does well to punch clear.
Suso whips a free-kick into the box and Wisdom gets his head to it but he only succeeds in sending it way up into the skies.
Green has looked a real threat all game for Mansfield. Liverpool are going to have to make sure they keep an eye on him.
Green finds himself in space in the box for Mansfield but play is stopped as he is offside.
Sturridge bursts into the box from the right and beats two men before pulling it back to Shelvey but Geohaghon is there to make a great interception.
This game definitely feels like it has a fair few goals in it that is for sure.
Green finds himself in space on the edge of the box and shoots at goal bringing out a good save from Jones who palms to safety.
Liverpool certainly have not had it easy as they would have liked since scoring their goal. Mansfield have not collapsed at all.
Geohaghon sends a long throw in Liverpool's penalty area but Coates heads away the danger.
The free-kick comes into the box but Shelvey does well to get his head to it and clear the danger.
Mansfield have another chance to send a ball into the box from a free-kick.
The game is beginning to get a little stretched. It is starting to feel more and more like a proper cup tie.
Liverpool break down the other end with Shelvey bearing down on goal but he struggles to get a proper shot away being under pressure from Geohaghon and Marriott makes the save.
Green manages to latch onto the long ball and appears to be fouled in the box by Coates but no penalty given.
Robinson gets forward well down the left for Liverpool only to be upended by Murray.
Downing bursts into the box and beats one man before firing an effort at goal but Clements does very well to get a sliding challenge in and block the shot.
Sturridge beats the offside trap but Marriott does well to rush off his line and smother the ball.
Mansfield are enjoying a little bit of pressure on Liverpool at the moment. They are getting a few long balls into the box.
Carragher does well to get his head to the free-kick and clear the danger.
Lucas gives away a free-kick for a foul on Murray.
Mansfield send in a free-kick into the box but it misses everyone and goes out for the goal kick.
Shelvey plays in Wisdom who is bearing down on goal but Meikle puts in a superb last-ditch challenge.
Downing looks for the run of Robinson but he overhits it and it goes out for the goal kick.
Mansfield are hoping that Liverpool may pour one body to many forward before hitting them on the break.
Liverpool are really pegging back the home side at the moment.
Shelvey tries to pick out Wisdom in the box but Mansfield do well defend it and clear the danger.
Suso's free-kick goes straight into the wall before Shelvey's follow-up goes well wide.
Liverpool win a free-kick in a dangerous position...
Sturridge is played through on goal again by Shelvey but this time he fails to beat Marriott who stands up strong and makes a good save.
Mansfield break down the other end through Howell. He has Green running with him but he gets the pass wrong. A let off there for Liverpool as they were exposed at the back.
Mansfield clear the corner but only as far as Allen on the edge of the box who shoots at goal but Marriott is able to get down to make the save.
Downing forces his way down the right before trying to fire a cross in but it deflects off for the corner.
Clements free-kick goes straight into the wall.
Mansfield probe Liverpool's defence until they eventually win a free-kick right outside the opposition's penalty area. Well played.
It looked like Sturridge pulled out of the challenge there a little bit.
Dempster is caught in possession by Sturridge but Marriott does well to race off his line and smother.
A great start for Liverpool. Mansfield are going to find it tough now.
Shelvey picks out the run of Sturridge with a fine ball and the new signing hits it first time past the keeper. What a start to his Liverpool career.
Mansfield counter and attack through Green but Coates stands his ground and puts the tackle in.
Liverpool with 90% of the possession...
Murray tries to play in Green with a ball over the top for Mansfield but Jones does well to come off his line and claim it.
Suso is next to have a pop at goal from distance but he gets it all wrong and it sails well over the bar.
Mansfield do well to head clear the corner.
Shelvey finds Downing on the edge of the box who decides to have a go but it deflects off Geohaghon for a corner.
The pitch does not seem great. The ball is bobbling about all over the place. Could that play into the home side's hands?
Liverpool knocking it around nicely at the moment.
And Liverpool get the game underway...
Remember, the winner of this tie faces a trip to Oldham in the next round.
The players are coming out of the tunnel. We are just moments from kick-off...
Liverpool subs: Gulacsi, Suarez, Henderson, Sterling, Coady, Skrtel, Flanagan.
Mansfield subs: Speight, Rhead, Hutchinson, Stevenson, Sutton, Wright, Daniel.
Liverpool: Jones, Wisdom, Robinson, Carragher, Coates, Lucas, Allen, Shelvey, Suso, Downing, Sturridge.
Mansfield: Marriott, Thompson, Geohaghon, Dempster, Beevers, Clements, Murray, Howell, Briscoe, Green, Meikle.


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2013 MLK Key Note Speaker - Harold Ford, Jr.
Harold Ford, Jr.
Former U.S. Representative & NBC News Analyst
Harold Ford, Jr. served Tennessee in the United States Congress for 10 years. Described by President Bill Clinton as "the walking, living embodiment of where America ought to go in the 21st century," Ford is now a Managing Director and Senior Client Relationship Manager at Morgan Stanley, a news analyst for NBC and MSNBC, and a Professor of Public Policy at the NYU Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service.
During his five terms in the Congress, Ford's focus was results. He served on both the Financial Services and Budget Committees and was an active member of the House Blue Dog coalition, where he worked passionately to balance the budget and promote free enterprise.
Ford's highly anticipated book, More Davids Than Goliaths (Crown 2010), became an instant New York Times bestseller. Reflecting on what he's learned from his extended political family, the slings and arrows of the campaign trail, and those across our nation who inspire him, More Davids Than Goliaths explains Ford's conviction that "at its best, leadership in government can solve, inspire, and heal." Along the way, Ford reminds us that in America there are more Davids than Goliaths, more solutions than problems, more that unites us than divides us.
Formerly the Chairman of the Democratic Leadership Council (DLC), Ford is active with several nonprofits and foundations. He serves as an overseer for the International Rescue Committee (IRC) and is a member of the Pentagon's Transformation Advisory Group (TAG), Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) and the Posse Foundation Board of Directors. He also serves on the boards of the Lincoln Center, America's Promise and Weill Cornell Medical College.
Ford is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, where he received a B.A. in American History, and a graduate of the University of Michigan Law School.
At the podium, Ford's charisma and razorsharp wit takes audiences right into the heart of Washington's inner sanctum, shedding a light on the complexities of the government. His direct link to the White House combined with his non-partisan conjecture provide a bona-fide finger on the pulse of Washington DC and actionable solutions to the challenges we face as a nation.
He discusses ways to grow America's economy, strengthen our moral stature and standing in the world, make America safer and stronger through a revolution in clean energy technologies, and modernize our military to better be able to fight the enemies of democracy and tolerance around the world. Ford's confidence in American ingenuity to overcome any foe bolsters his belief that America's best days are in front of us.
Ford lives and works in New York City with his wife.


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