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Anna Tovar, State Senator, Endorses Kate Gallego for Phoenix City Council District 8
Political alliances continue to take shape in City Council District 8 with State Senator Anna Tovar being the latest to declare her support for Kate Gallego, one of several candidates in the race.
Gallego, along with Lawrence Robinson and Pastor Warren Stewart, are vying to replace Councilman Michael Johnson, a representative who has reached his term limit in office.
The seahorse-shaped district stretches as far west as 59th Avenue to 48th Street in the east. It encompasses Laveen, South Phoenix and Central Phoenix.
In a press release announcing the her endorsement, Tovar says that Gallego "possesses the rare combination of inspiring passion for service and the critical ability to build coalitions capable of accomplishing difficult tasks."
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Those qualities will serve Gallego given that several community organizers who have been working to mobilize South Phoenix are aligning themselves with Robinson.
In fact, Gallego and her husband, State Representative Ruben Gallego, who was running for re-election, were part of the teams forged to rally the community to the polls. At that time, those young community leaders were working to get Robinson elected to a seat on the Roosevelt School District Governing Board. He won that spot.
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Penzone, along with Councilman Tom Simplot, endorsed Robinson.
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Hotel Bellevue - Lindlar
Hotel Bellevue is a 3-star Bed & Breakfast in Lindlar, a picturesque town within easy reach of Cologne. This lovely central location offers convenient access to restaurants, bars, and historic sites, including the Heiligenhoven and Georghausen castles and the Freilichtmuseum.
The Bellevue is the perfect choice for guests hoping to spend a relaxing holiday in Germany amidst breathtaking landscapes, far removed from the crowds and noise of the city. Guests may schedule a full range of spa services at the full-service die bergische Salzgrotte spa with integrated salt cave, including massages and body scrubs.
Business-friendly services at this convenient Lindlar accommodation include a business center, meeting room, and complimentary WiFi. Multilingual staff at Hotel Bellevue can assist with dry cleaning/laundry services and luggage storage.
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Hotel Info: 1-877-214-4288from $47
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- This hotel is arranged over 1 floor
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- Check-out time is 11 AM
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Airport shuttle service is available on request. Contact the property in advance to make arrangements.
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- Government-issued photo ID required
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- No cribs (infant beds)
- No pets or service animals allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
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- Airport shuttle (available on request) *
- Free self parking
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- Full breakfast daily (surcharge)
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- Barbecue grills
- Full-service spa
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Die bergische Salzgrotte has 2 treatment rooms. Services include hot stone massages, sports massages, massages, and body wraps. The spa is equipped with a sauna. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy and reflexology.
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I think the Villy scene in Victor's Office should win an Emmy in a new category:
"Couple Generating the Most Vibes in Hotness" !! Anybody want to vote on this one with me?
I do! I do! Lord... have... MERCY! I'm kinda at a loss for words for the office scenes... Billy/Vicki are hot, have had some hot, squee-worthy scenes, but daaaayuuum! The office stuff, now THAT'S what I'm talkin' about! I was blushing just as furiously as Vicki ever has.
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Alvin R. Hudson, 91, of Philadelphia, a professional carpet installer, died Thursday, June 5, at Lankenau Hospital.
One of 11 children, Mr. Hudson grew up in South Hill, Va. He attended Lambert Chapel Schoolhouse before serving in the military and then moving to Philadelphia, where he met LaVerne Ogburn. The two married Aug. 22, 1944, and celebrated their 69th wedding anniversary last year.
Mr. Hudson led by example. He supported his family with his hard work in the detail-oriented craft of carpet installation.
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What's on my mind today? What's keepin' my ole' tum in a knot today? It's the simple fact that almost six years after coming out to myself, and more than three years after coming out publicly, I still have a lot of the same inner stuff going on that I had all those years I lived straight.
I thought, somehow, that after becoming awash in my new identity, old inner troubles would dissolve and float away.
Well, some have. Truly. I don't think I'm broken all the way inside anymore. I know that I can be myself and be open and feel happy about who I am. I'm not worried about impressing, or obeying, or pandering to, men, anymore. I don't judge my appearance by how I look in the straight world, and often when I look in the mirror I see something that surprises me – a light in my eyes that isn't diminished by the growing lines around them.
What brung me here, tonight, so to speak, to this li'l corner of the blogosphere to spout off about myself, is something that doesn't really want to leave me yet. Or I don't want to leave it. Or something. It's a Texas two-step with a metaphorical chainsaw, and it's an exercise in something I don't know how to change, even though the results I'm getting indicate change could be a damn good thing…
It's the clingy thing. The needy thing. That thing where I want to be all independent and shit, but then I get all tied up in wanting to be attached. And I don't think I do especially well within myself as I dance around that inner dynamic. Maybe that's the inner critic speaking, but hell, I've been steppin' on my own toes long enough that I think I can say when I've hurt myself. Ya know?
I understand that most of what goes on externally for me is a replay of what is going on inside of me. And what it feels like, this war between the side of me that wants independence and the side that wants connection, is a war with no winners. At the moment, anyway. Both sides are exhausted, and both sides are at a stalemate, and both sides are injured, and both sides need rest. And – you guessed it – the side of me that wants independence needs all of that to be fixed by more independence; while the side of me that wants attachment wants it all to be fixed by connection.
My independent self tells my connection-seeking self to stop with the whimpering already and get the fuck over it and remember that being a lesbian is, above all things, about being independent. No patriarchy here! No one to answer to! Go solo and be strong!
The other side of me says, but what about softness, gentleness, that horribly misused word love (for which I have yet to find a suitable replacement, dammit, even though it's cliche enough to make me roll my eyes as I toss it off to myself)? What about finding stability through real connection, rather than trying to just go it alone all the time?
I look at my sweet doggie and wonder where she gets it. That capacity she has to just accept me. I suck as a dog person. I came to dog-personhood later in life than I came out. I was scared of dogs. My daughter convinced my ex that she needed a dog. He got one and it was all his to take care of with her. But, hell, she was a golden retriever puppy and over time I just fell for her. While I was falling for her the ex was getting tired of her. That worked out well for the both of us, since now the dog is mine and there she is, asleep over there after her night-time brushing. I really really suck at dog-personhood. I took her to a trainer for several sessions, and I got some great tips about how to interact with her, how to understand her, how to train her in basic commands. She's incredibly smart, and the trainer (who spent most of his career training dogs for the military) kept commenting on how delicate she is. He got me into the few good habits I do have with her. I used to leave the training sessions and cry because I sucked sooo bad as a dog person. The trainer was endlessly encouraging but so much of the stuff, I just didn't get. So I took what I could understand, and I do what I know to do, and my sweet doggie somehow accepts it. Her disposition never changes. She is never anything but DELIGHTED to see me. She is over the moon about everything I offer her. And it never changes.
This would be a great way to accept myself, I think. It would be totally new for me. What would it be like if, every time my super-independent self showed up, wearing a cape and ready to fly up in to the air and conquer the universe, I would jump for joy? Well, internally. I mean, at some point the voices in my head have to assume some sort of metaphorical quality or we all have to assume there's more than one of me in here… heh. And what would it be like if, every time my clingy, needy, aching for connection self showed up, I bounced around and begged to play with that part of me?
What if there's no war? What if they're both OK? What if, even if I don't exactly know the way to do a peaceful Texas two-step between these two characters, it could be a real dance rather than something that feels like they're shooting a remake of K!ill B!ll in my gut?
What if it's just all OK? My dog seems to think so. I wake up at night, frequently. And she wakes up and looks at me until she can tell I'm OK to go back to sleep, and then she goes back to sleep. Sometimes that takes a while, and sometimes it doesn't happen. Sometimes she drops off again anyway, as long as I'm quiet…
She really seems to think I'm OK. Of course, we don't have conversations on the subject, and if we could, I'm not sure what she'd say. But if I am reading her right at all, I think she's OK with this rather bumbling way I've brought her into my life. I don't really think she cares if I'm independent or needy or clingy or armor-clad.
And I think she has a point. Maybe the very things I brought with me as "issues to be dealt with," those troublesome gut-wrenching bump-in-the-night inner wars that I thought should dissolve as I get stronger in my identity, aren't issues. Maybe that's the point. Maybe the one that brung me, the independent one, is one I can leave with. And maybe the other one that brung me, the needy/clingy/attachment-seeking one, is one I can leave with. One on each arm? Maybe the point is that neither one is a problem. Maybe there's nothing here to dissolve.
Maybe it's just human. I confuse the hell out of myself. I am not one or the other. But I am both. I am very strongly both things.
Maybe instead of a two-step I'm lookin' for a line dance somewhere. Or a doggie agility show, where I can demonstrate all these disparate parts of myself to great advantage (will there be treats afterward?).
The thing is, I question my judgment if I'm not single-minded in my sense of who I am, what kind of person I am. I question how to proceed in life.
Maybe that's OK. Maybe – oh hell – maybe it's even the point. To find the questions, and see if any answers arise from inside them.
I want to close out here to acknowledge that for the first time ever someone from the country of Ug@nda looked at this blog. I hope the person comes back. I hope they are safe. I hope their life is in hands more powerful than what their government intends. And I send my thoughts and my prayers and my heartfelt hope that whatever the person read, gave something that kept them going. If I had those independent superpowers, I'd definitely like to make it safe for such a person to read, and even write, this kind of blog. If I had super-attachment superpowers, I'd want to make sure such a person understood how much love surrounds them.
Sometimes I feel my inner life nearly implode from the inner conflicts. And the effect on my outer world can feel embarrassingly unbalanced and hauntingly inappropriate. But when I think of someone on the other side of the world, in a place where it's not safe to do what the person did in looking at my blog, I think that there's no difference between independence and attachment. Freedom and love go hand in hand.
So, I'll leave with the one(s) that brung me. And I'll offer all of it, the imperfection, the confusion, the imbalance, and the wild strange power, of it all, tonight in my thoughts and prayers for those who I cannot reach by any other means. Will it do any good?
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Special Forces
- Studio: Entertainment One
- Release Date: Oct 12, 2012
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It's an odd showcase for Diane Kruger. She is never very believable as Elsa, a war correspondent who has been kidnapped by the Taliban.
This tale of an elite military unit assigned to rescue a war correspondent kidnapped by the Taliban is as frenetic and ultimately mind-numbing as a "Call of Duty" videogame, only without the thematic depth.
Dedicated to French servicemen and wartime journalists, Special Forces aims to inspire but ends up wallowing in melodrama.
For a while Degan's serious charisma also kind of makes Islamic extremist fundamentalism look cool and badass, which could have been hilariously subversive if director Stéphane Rybojad had pushed it further.
There's nothing terribly surprising about Special Forces, a moderately gripping action flick about a group of commandos on a mission to rescue a pretty blonde who has been abducted by the Taliban. Nothing, that is, except that it's French.
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Generally favorable reviews- based on 9 Ratings
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Dec 29, 2012Awesome action movie with great cinematography and firefight scenes. Reminds me of Tears of the Sun, but in Afghanistan.
Definitely recommendAwesome action movie with great cinematography and firefight scenes. Reminds me of Tears of the Sun, but in Afghanistan.
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Clarion Collection Hotel Aurora is a charming hidden gem with a friendly atmosphere in central Tromsø. We offer conference facilities, Jacuzzi, relaxation and unbeatable views. Afternoon Sweets and Evening Meal is served every day!
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Possibly.: It is possible to have mild changes, like personality disorder, and gait changes, but as the tumor grows in size, the symptoms get worse, until clear symptoms like stroke, seizures, or headaches occur. If you think you have a brain tumor, see your doctor for a basic neurological exam, and other tests if there are significant findings. Best of luck. ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
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Phoenix Police Exaggerate Kidnapping Stats
Andrea Nill: One city councilwoman claims that police officials have known the figures were wrong since August 2010, but continued to deny allegations that they weren't for months.
Businesses Fear Restrictive Immigration Measures Will Drive Jobs to Other States
Seth Hoy: As Arizona-style enforcement legislation continues to work its way through state legislatures, local business and industry groups are beginning to realize just how much these laws will affect the way they do business.
Russell Pearce Introduces 'SB-1070 On Steroids'
Andrea Nill: The bill also seeks to put companies that do not use the federal electronic employment verification system out of business and would require cities to evict anyone in public housing who cannot prove they are in the U.S. legally.
Some States "Just Say No" to Harmful Immigration Enforcement Laws
Seth Hoy: Tennessee, Oklahoma, Kansas and Arizona are still pursing harmful enforcement legislation, but they do so in full light of the social and economic consequences—consequences for which Arizona and other states are still paying.
Arizona Considering Requiring Hospitals to Verify Immigration Status
Andrea Nill: SB-1405 would require hospitals to conduct an immigration status check before admitting a patient for non-emergency care. If the person is in the country illegally, hospitals will be forced to report the patient to federal authorities.
Brewer Countersues Feds
Andrea Nill: Gov. Jan Brewer (R-AZ) announced that she is filing a countersuit against the federal government on behalf of the state of Arizona. The countersuit names several counts, including a "failure to protect Arizona from invasion."
What's in Your Wallet? Fiscal Notes Give States Pause Over Enforcement Laws
Seth Hoy: As many states face budget deficits in 2011, lawmakers might be asking their constituents the same question as those Capitol One commercials, "What's in your wallet?"
Bush Concerned Nation 'Going Through Period' of Nativism
Andrea Nill: The Bush brothers don't appear ready to fully acknowledge the role their party has played in stoking nativism and killing the chances for sensible immigration reform in the near future.
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Date: 11 August 2015
TBD Welcome BBQ
August 22 Packapalooza
September 19 BugFest
September 25 EGSA Symposium
Social 4 Happy hours, 1 clean up, and 1 movie night since last EGSA meeting
Treasurer Overall financial outlook is the same
President Will be pushing faculty to pay fees for all students beginning Fall 2015
Bugfest Sales Decision (Sophia, James)
- Selling at bugfest: Tshirts, onesies, koozies
- No new tee designs, revisit in spring. We can do new colors for size fill-in
- "Frass Happens"; "Everyday I'm shuffling" on the onesies
- Koozies, one color print, Ent logo on one side and pun on the other.
- I mite be drunk – Getting Buzzed – (unless Ent logo must be solo)
- Need these designs soon – ready by 8/28 – submitted by 8/31
- Selling price: tees - $20, onesies - $20, Koozies - $5
Packapalooza (Fallon)
- Need more volunteers! – showing bugs and engaging the public
EGSA Symposium (Katharine)
- NCES wants to contribute and speak – need times arranged (8:30-9?)
- Half day of talks and half day of posters
- Potentially follow up with the Welcome BBQ after this event
Outreach Training (Kristi)
- Lesson plans and arthropod info sheets available soon
- Training sessions will be provided this fall – dates TBD
- UAB has pop-up tents for rent – or Gabe has one
- Can we bring non-state-employee/ undergrads with us on undergrads?
Forming Committees
- Outreach, Symposium, Mike Duke, Social
- Send Gabe Committee description and how many people you anticipate needing
- He will send a sign up and info sheet
- Emails will follow - please sign up if you can help – Jobs can be delegated to different members of the committee to help spread the workload.
- 10 new students in department
- We need to schedule another clean-up!
Date: 14 September 2015
September 15 Greenway cleanup
Sept 17 Happy Hour
Sept 19 Bug Fest
Sept 25 EGSA Symposium, Welcome back BBQ
Social- greenway cleanup time! Happy hour this Thursday.
Faculty meeting- Welcome to our new students!/ENT remains a department/check with your advisor if you are paying your fees/Lightning talk symposium in the spring??(recruit)
Finances- multiple accounts, variable uses, but unsure of when money is actually going to be deposited in the general spending account. Tshirt expense will come out soon
Symposium- oral presentations (11 of 14) and posters (2, need more!). Social BBQ is from 5-8p (Dick Shelter near Lake Wheeler), main entrée provided, pot-luck side dishes and dessert. Beer provided. Need volunteers to help setup, tear down, and cook. Looking for some activities or outdoor games if anyone has something to share. Light trapping maybe?
Bug Swap- VA tech has an extensive collection - may be interested in swapping some of ours for theirs! Problem=mostly tarantulas and cockroaches there, stick insects-bedbugs-cockroaches are our only breeding colonies and none are operated by EGSA.
Outreach info and needs- EGSA has a shelf in the 3rd floor computer lab(backroom). Please consider signing up to help spread out the responsibility. Could use help formatting more data sheets (stick insect is complete). Outreach training days will be on the books soon, consider attending if you are interested in doing outreach and simply aren't comfortable yet. Anyone who signed up during the meeting, complete data sheets before Thursday!
UGSA funding sources, opportunities, and politics- different funding sources are available through UGSA and student body groups. Some funding available for just social events. Different support services are available as well, thesis assistance and voting on use of student fees.
ESGA constitution updates- review email from Gabe. Thanks to Fallon for reviewing this! Special meeting Monday Sept21(really quick) to ratify changes and get accredited for receiving funds!
Date: 9 November 2015
November 11 Happy Hour
December 3(Tentative) Hockey Night, Hurricanes vs Devils (UGSA)
December 7 Department Holiday Party
March 13-16 SEB EntSoc Meeting
April 13 Mike Duke Seminar
- Happy Hour
- Considering a gathering at ESA.
- $10 hockey ticketps, reach out to Fallon or Pete by Friday , Nov 13
- Outreach training, documents from first session will be shared on google drive
- Outreach signup sheet for outreaches will also be on google drive, you can't edit.
- Bayer request submitted, they won't fund us through the program we used last time :(
- Currently working on BASF grants
- Getting shirts to Ent Soc, need volunteers! Please respond to Sophia if you can help
- Dhammi may be driving, possible solution.
We are under budget for the semester so far.
Mike Duke – Angela Douglass has confirmed
- No Faculty meeting
- Copesan donated $600, James needs to get this check to deposit to correct account.
- Outreach opportunities – Science Olympiad (backyard biologist), Jess will be hosting courses in the Spring and could use some help covering different events
- Signup sheet for hosting the ESA table will be coming around. Please volunteer some time.
- Raffle for a $25 gift card will be for volunteers
Date: 14 December 2015
Thursday Happy Hour
Thursdays Linnaean Games Practice (@ lunch)
March 13-16 SEB EntSoc Meeting
April 13 Mike Duke Seminar
Social Greenway cleanup @ 3:30 Wed 12/16, Happy Hour
Outreach Outreach files were shared with EGSA members via Google Drive
Fundraising Bayer Money on the way. >$500 in shirt sales, now in the green from our recent order (reorder more soon).
Treasurer We are under budget for the semester so far. We need to verify Copesan deposit.
Symposium Mike Duke
President No Faculty meeting. Department merger below.
Outreach Opportunities (Kristi)
Block Grant for Zoology & Entomology Joint Symposium (Fallon) - Event on 4/19/2016, we should have some representation
Best Practices Award from UGSA (Fallon) - Application due later in Jan, we should hold an officer meeting at least to discuss and complete the app. Think "most functional GSA"
Merger of Entomology and Plant Pathology (Gabe) - Lots of admin changes in the works, may not impact us greatly in the immediate future. We still get Entomology degrees, but are housed in a new "Unit." More to come as it gets worked out.
Date: 11 January 2016
Mondays Linnean Games Practice
March 13-16 SEB EntSoc Meeting
April 13 Mike Duke Seminar
Social Happy Hour
Vice President Reminder: Best practices award
Outreach Sign up for Darwin Day
Outreach Opportunities (Kristi)
- Darwin Day – Feb. 13th, need volunteers for shifts and outreach ideas
- Bayer's check was received so the outreach materials are being ordered and the trip to Memphis (3 volunteers) is being planned
- James. Copesan has paid, but no funds received from GSA still.
GSA Information (Fallon)
- Best Practices Application is on googledrive document
- ZGSA-EGSA, ASGSA-EGSA block grants.
- How many ent students are required to present?
- ZGSA: April 8th.
- ASGSA: Feb. 22nd
Plant Pathology Stipend & President (Fallon)
- Plant Path: Ph.D: 19.5k à 20.5k after a year; M.S. unknown
- Entomology: 21/23k M.S./Ph.D.
Officer Summaries and Pictures (Fallon)
- Officer pictures and paragraphs to update website. Outside people are using this information to email old chairs/officers.
- Wes and Clyde need 4 nominations for the Annual Grad. Student Symposium
Update: Merger of Entomology and Plant Pathology (Gabe)
- Our stipends will likely not be affected since Ent faculty are writing our stipend increases into grants
Date: 8 February 2016
Thursday Happy Hour
March 13-16 SEB EntSoc Meeting
April 13 Mike Duke Seminar
Social Happy Hour 2/11 @ Mitch's
Outreach Outreach files available via Google Drive
- Outreach Opportunities (Kristi) ***** Check them out!
- Working on final schedule for Mike Duke Speaker, Tues (12th)-Thurs (14th)
- Where will reception be held???
- Faculty meeting on 2/9, Kristi will attend
Date: 21 March 2016
Wednesday Sign up for Durham Bulls Game with Plant Path
Thursday Happy Hour
April 8 Final Nominations For Officers
April 9 Durham Bulls Game with PP
April 11 Officer Elections
April 13 Mike Duke Seminar & Reception
Social Happy Hour, Thursday 3/24/2016 @ Mitch's
Outreach Sign up for outreach!
VP We won the Best Practice Award. $200 to EGSA and $100 for a joint event with the Genetics dept.
We need 3-4 volunteers (VP nominees?) to participate in a presentation next month to UGSA.
Greenway Cleanup on 3/25/2016 @ 2:30p
GGSA/EGSA Party in the works for early April, TBD
Detailed Officer Position Descriptions (Gabe) – Current officers should prepare an updated duty list for the incoming officers
PP officer representative at EGSA meetings and vice versa for Ent officer rep at PP grad association meetings. Secretary duty?
Officer Nominations deadline 4/8/2016, elections on 4/11/2016
Nomination List
Date: 11 April 2016
April 11 Officer Elections
April 13 Mike Duke Seminar & Reception
Social/Seminar Mike Duke Set-up/Clean-up
Outreach Sign up for outreach; ordering stickers for large events
President Faculty Meeting
- Detailed officer descriptions - Make sure that a file exists within your folder on the google drive that outlines all you have learned from being in the position this past year!
- Faculty Meeting - There is a possibility for a merged seminar series with plant path in the future. If you have suggestions for seminar speakers, reach out to Marce L for 2016-17 series. There may be changes to the merged department governance, more info to come.
- Student Recruitment - EGSA will help faculty with these efforts when plans are passed to us. New competitive grants may be available for 1 year funding with rotational lab training and expectations for self-funding after the first year.
- Departmental Softball - If you are interested, email Gabe and meet up on the occasional Sunday to play some low-pressure softball. There is an interest in getting sports or activities into the social rotation as well!!
Vice President: Meredith Spence
Secretary: Jeremy Slone
Treasurer: James Withrow
Outreach: Meredith Spence and Nicole Gutzmann (Care-taker)
(Committee: Fallon, Kristi, Samantha M.)
Fundraising chair: Damon D'Ambrosio
(Committee: Sophia, Fallon, Samantha K.)
Social chairs: Pete Nelson and Lewis Braswell
(Committee: Meredith, Colin, Sam, Alex)
Seminar chairs: Fallon Fowler and Samantha Kaiser
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We started The Mind Trust in 2006 with an ambitious goal: to create an ecosystem in Indianapolis where bold ideas to transform K-12 education could thrive. Six years later, that vision is coming to fruition.
We have recruited well-established programs such as Teach For America, College Summit and The New Teacher Project to Indianapolis. We also have invested millions in fellowships for social entrepreneurs who have come up with bold, outside-the-box initiatives for improving student outcomes. Both efforts have helped to build a network of talented leaders in Indianapolis who are working to address some of the most pressing problems in K-12 education.
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Every time I see a "poverty and education" story I think of the famous line from the New Testament in which Jesus says, "The poor you will always have with you, and you can help them any time you want."
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I sat through an hour meeting of our small school district's budget committee last week, most of it devoted to bemoaning our fate as a "poor district" (over 60 percent of our kids qualify for free and reduced-price lunch, the standard definition of "poor" for schools) in these recessionary times. State aid has been nearly flat and the Governor punched through a two percent local property tax cap. Woe is us. There goes sports. Not mentioned was the fact that we spend over $22,000 per student!
Diane Ravitch has been hitting the poverty gong for some time, most recently in Cleveland, where, she says, "the level of urban decay is alarming." I was just in Cleveland...
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In the midst of the waiver news last week—which set many a reformer's teeth on edge—came a few events and reports that provide some interesting ringtones for the current debate over the federal role in education.
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Casey Weiss maintained a three-shot lead in the Tascosa Country Club Men's Championship despite shooting 3-over 75 in the second round Friday.
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Billy Slaughter shot 5-over 77 and is in fourth place at 6-over 150. He is one shot ahead of Scott Knutson (79) and Ronnie Knoy (78). Defending champion Greg Golladay struggled to an 8-over 80 and is seventh at 8-over 152.
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Inside the Koch Brothers' Toxic Empire
On the day before Danielle Smalley was to leave for college, she and her friend Jason Stone were hanging out in her family's mobile home. Seventeen years old, with long chestnut hair, Danielle began to feel nauseated. "Dad," she said, "we smell gas." It was 3:45 in the afternoon on August 24th, 1996, near Lively, Texas, some 50 miles southeast of Dallas. The Smalleys were too poor to own a telephone. So the teens jumped into her dad's 1964 Chevy pickup to alert the authorities. As they drove away, the truck stalled where the driveway crossed a dry creek bed. Danielle cranked the ignition, and a fireball engulfed the truck. "You see two children burned to death in front of you – you never forget that," Danielle's father, Danny, would later tell reporters. [more inside]
Losing Ground
Why find more? Unburnable carbon as financial assets.
There is another bubble. Before it's burned, Coal, Oil and Gas sit for years on the balance sheets of private (and national) resource companies, as "known reserve" assets. Assets that, someday, will become revenues. Or will they? And if they won't, what will the balance sheets of ExxonMobil, Chevron, BP, Petrochina, and Gazprom actually look like? [more inside]
David versus Goliath... again...
Big oil companies make more than $300 million every day. "Why should Americans prop up these companies with tax dollars and have to pay ridiculous fuel prices?" Self-described 'Democratic socialist' Bernie Sanders (Vermont) introduces a bill to cut $113B of fossil fuel subsidies. [more inside]
"There's no way to argue with that, except with explosives"
END:CIV [full 75 minute movie] "If your homeland was invaded by aliens who cut down the forests, poisoned the water and air, and contaminated the food supply, would you resist?" [more inside]
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Canada is planning to withdraw from the Kyoto treaty. CBC, BBC, AFP. The Herald Sun claims that this is to allow shale sands oil extraction.
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Picturing Climate Change
Ahead of the global climate talks, nine photographers from the photo agency NOOR photographed climate stories from around the world. Their goal: to document some of the causes and consequences, from deforestation to changing sea levels, as well as the people whose lives and jobs are part of that carbon culture. Warming threatens lifestyle of Russian herders | Refugees flee drought, war in East Africa | Greenland's shrinking ice hurts natives [more inside]
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the new urban jungle. . . is a growing movement led by cities like San Francisco, New York, and Leiden to restore active and vibrant natural systems in urban areas. Far from the eden-like depictions of nature of yesteryear, i.e. the garden of earthly delights (nonetheless, still attracting some dynamic new christian converts), the movement has morphed into today's backyard and grassroots environmental movement which is more and more a picture of hybridity, compromise, mixed-use, and ultimately, taking nature out of the walled islands of zoos, aquaria, national parks and other thick-walled institutions and offering a different kind of everyday "unmediated" community experience with the new urban wilderness. VIDEO LINK
San Francisco gets peak oil
San Francisco on Tuesday became the first major U.S. city to pass a resolution acknowledging the threats posed by peak oil. The resolution cites an influential study commissioned by the U.S. Dept. of Energy, known as the Hirsch Report, and proponents delivered copies of the The Oil Age Poster to elected officials in the run up to the vote.
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Global warming -- the upside: the entrepreneurs poised to make millions from new ports and shipping lanes in the formerly ice-bound Arctic circle. A fascinating New York Times article on the international land-grab following the news (reported here, discussed here, whitewashed here, et. al.) that the polar ice caps and Siberian permafrost are melting. Goodbye Gulf Stream, hello Club Med Santa-style -- first SUV to the North Pole wins!
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CHI THANH, Vietnam – Sixteen people crowded around a long table at a rustic riverside restaurant best reached by riding a motor scooter on a winding path past rice paddies, coconut trees and humble homes where chickens wander freely.
The table was laden with a four-course feast of Vietnamese spring rolls and all varieties of seafood, much of it caught from the river only a few feet away, some of it cooked right on the table. Sauces were doctored with peppers and limes; squid and fish were turned over fiery pots by hands more used to working the fields or scrubbing the week's washing in a plastic tub.
A chance to eat like this was truly an occasion. Thuy was home.
The 16 people were the extended family of Thuy Bliss, who was raised on a farm in south central Vietnam, lost contact with her family for 25 years, worked as a servant on a military base and fled to America at the end of the war in 1975. She is now a happily married resident of Jacksonville, Fla., mother of two and grandmother of one, with another on the way.
The extended family – brother, sisters, nieces and nephews, even great nephews – was extended further this year to include my wife and me, an American couple on a trip of discovery.
Thuy calls us her "parents."
On a chilly autumn day in 1975, Le Thi Ngoc Thuy got off a plane at the Jamestown airport, coming from the refugee center in Indian Town Gap, Pa. A tiny, frightened girl, she was wearing only a thin sweater against the bitter wind, carrying her few earthly possessions in a cardboard box.
My wife, Noreen, and I were there to greet her, knowing practically nothing about her background but eager to be her sponsors and welcome her to our home. Lutheran Social Services had handled the paperwork and was taking something of a chance on us, somehow believing that we could give her the start she needed in a new land.
A couple in their 20s with two small children – Benjamin, 6, and Abigail, 2 – probably had no business taking in a 20-year-old girl who spoke no English. We just didn't know any better.
Years later, Thuy (pronounced Twee) told us, in her characteristically blunt fashion, that she had a choice of sponsors and picked us from a photograph that told her we were "young and poor." We seemed a good match.
It was not always an easy year for Thuy or us. Coming from a tropical country where the temperature rarely drops below 70, she experienced snow for the first time. Many days she stayed in her bedroom, listening to tapes of sad Vietnamese songs. Once she could speak to us, she told us that she had no mother and no father and did not even know if her brother and sisters were alive.
We didn't really know what to feed her. The first night we tried rice and crumbled-up hamburger; it was not a hit. But it turned out that food was what brought her out of her shell.
Thuy started cooking Vietnamese food for us, putting a cutting board on the floor and squatting to chop vegetables, magically making one pork chop or chicken breast feed five people. We arranged for her to get a job cooking at a restaurant in Jamestown, which got her out in the community functioning on her own. She was proud when the restaurant featured her signature recipe, calling it Thuy's Oriental Soup.
She got help from Literacy Volunteers, and we got support from other Vietnamese refugees living in Jamestown, who translated for us until we could communicate with each other. Having young children in the house was a plus, as Thuy learned English vocabulary along with them – and by watching the afternoon soap operas. She particularly relished caring for our young daughter.
Thuy met and married Bob Bliss, a voracious reader who drove a truck for a living, and they moved first to Brocton, then Erie and ultimately St. Augustine, Fla. It was too much to expect her to stay permanently in the land of ice and snow.
We have maintained a close relationship over 38 years, going to Vietnamese New Year celebrations in Erie and attending her children's weddings in Florida. But it was not until we accompanied her to Vietnam that we could begin to understand her life before she came to us.
Passing familiar sights triggered old stories for her. Seeing this hectic, energetic and exotic country through her eyes helped us understand the feisty, resourceful woman who came to us as a lost and terrified girl so many years before.
Thuy was born in 1955 in a remote village in Phu Yen province, south central Vietnam. She tells how she could shimmy up a coconut tree to knock down the ripe fruit. She worked the rice paddies with her family. And she ran for cover whenever bombs fell from the sky.
Her parents had both been married before meeting each other, and they had a combined five children, whose whereabouts remain a mystery. They then had five more children, known in the Vietnamese way by the number of their birth order – Kien, Sister Six; Ly, Sister Seven; Thuy, Sister Eight; and Dao, the long-awaited boy, the ninth child. A 10th child died in infancy.
In 1965, her village was destroyed by a firefight, and the family was forced to move to an Army refugee camp. The next year her father was injured when he stepped on a booby trap and died after gangrene set in. The following year, her mother died during a cholera outbreak in the camp. At age 11, Thuy was an orphan.
For the next two years, Thuy and Dao, two years younger, somehow survived on their own. Toward the end of 1967, it became clear to family members that they could no longer make it together, and Thuy was forced to work for the family of a naval commander. She tells the heartbreaking story of when she had to leave Dao behind. She would not see any of her siblings for nearly 25 years.
For eight years, Thuy was basically the indentured servant of the naval commander's domineering wife. She lived with them at the Cam Ranh Bay naval base, spent a year in Saigon at the family home and then four years at a river assault base in the Mekong Delta. When Saigon fell, she accompanied the family to America.
The woman thought she was bringing along a servant; Thuy, thinking her family was lost forever, knew she was taking a chance on a new life.
Even as she became a wife and mother and took on a variety of jobs in a new land, Thuy was determined to find out what had happened to her brother and sisters. It took years of inquiries with people in Vietnam, but in 1990 she learned that Dao, Kien and Ly were alive, scattered to new communities. Two years later, she was able to fly to Vietnam for an emotional reunion at the Saigon airport.
Thuy and Bob have returned regularly over the years and have been able to make a huge difference in the lives of her family members. They built a house in the heart of Chi Thanh where they have their own rooms and Dao lives with his family. Thuy bought him a camera and it changed his life. The little boy left by the side of the road, who spent years doing farming and construction work, is now an award-winning photographer specializing in scenes of Vietnam's distinctive countryside and rural people.
The house, open to the tropical breezes and with beautiful tile like many in Vietnam, has room for Dao's photography business and his son-in-law's computer repair operation in front. But living spaces are tight; Thuy's niece, her husband and two sons share a single room.
Thuy's sisters still live off the land, land that is incredibly fertile, producing rice, bananas and peppers with a distinctive bite. Kien, who is a widow, lives in a home with a dirt floor, but she dresses impeccably and has a quick wit. Ly has an easier time since she gets help from a daughter, Huong, who moved to the United States and is able to send money home. We already had a special connection with Ly since our daughter, Abby, the 2-year-old when Thuy arrived, became an attorney with experience in immigration law and was able to arrange for Huong to immigrate to Florida.
Thuy's regular visits are special for the family connections and for practical reasons, too. Since American money goes a long way in Vietnam, she is able to help out financially, including buying the nightly meal, so the family eats much better than usual.
It is around the dinner table that we learn much more about the life of this remarkable woman. The Vietnamese people have a very special relationship to the food they eat – all of it coming from the verdant countryside or the nearby sea, spiced beyond what Western pallets can tolerate and shared communally. It is what family is all about. And family is what Thuy is all about.
We came to realize that Thuy is a lot like the country that produced her – resilient, determined, energetic and fiercely independent. Those are the qualities that got her through her early years in which war and loss were constants, got her to the United States to fashion her own life and then got her back in contact with her family to make a difference where it really mattered. The little sister had become the big sister in almost every respect.
No one in Thuy's family speaks English, so all dinner conversation was channeled through her. But each night we shared more stories and more laughs. We learned about each family member and feel that in small and subtle ways we know each of them and understand their lives. We think the family got to know us, too, appreciating our enthusiasm for the beauty of their countryside and our interest in their ways. And it became clear that we all shared a connection through Thuy.
We had a fascinating two-week trip to Vietnam, the country that was so central to the lives of those of us who came of age in the 1960s. Of all that we saw and experienced, far and away the best was climbing on the back of Dao's motor scooter for a ride through the jungle and sitting down to dinner with Thuy's family, a group of people we couldn't really talk to but still thoroughly enjoyed.
Looking down the table at all the smiling faces, I marveled at the circumstances that had brought us together. It still seems incomprehensible that Thuy, who we once thought was alone in the world, was the center of such a boisterous clan. I knew this was the moment I wanted to remember. It was our reward for reaching out to help a stranger so long ago.
Half a world away, we learned an enduring lesson about family.
If Thuy really does consider us her "parents," that is something to be proud of.
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tenlevelsbehind posted on Sep 26, 2013 7:16:52 PM - Report post
I noticed this also, hoping that they get around to fixing it soon. I've already sunk about thirty hours into it exploring and slamming heads, totally worth the money for early access.
rebelflagvl posted on Sep 26, 2013 8:03:10 PM - Report post
Man ... I saw there was a trainer for the game this morning and downloaded it, finally got in a position where I could play it and what do I see when I sit down? Steam patched the game even though I had it set not to update. Trainer no longer works with new patch. Freakin steam.
Supersize posted on Sep 26, 2013 8:34:15 PM - Report post
Yeah same here, finished GTA V last night, Was going to give State of Decay more time
Being a Early access game this is what happens, it just awesome the guys here even considered making a trainer before final release knowing the game is going to be constantly updated and for that we thank you.
Being a Early access game this is what happens, it just awesome the guys here even considered making a trainer before final release knowing the game is going to be constantly updated and for that we thank you.
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Thanks for the updated trainer guys!!!!
I have the greatest respect for the staff at Cheat Happens! I have always been patient and understanding. If it wasn't for them, we wouldn't have some of the best damn trainers around! We'd be stuck trying to hack our own games!
machine4578 posted on Sep 26, 2013 9:10:35 PM - Report post
thanks for the updated trainer!!
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From what I've seen they are willing to give every game, early access or not, a chance before deciding whether to put it on hold. Which I think is great.
Also, thanks for the updated trainer!
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Damn already a trainer for new patch. Very effective trainer makers her, have to say that paying the lifetime ages ago i never have regretted it because almost every game i play they make trainers for, well at least the ones i like to use some trainer options on.
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Amazing, thanks for the fast response on the trainer update. If the patching gets to heavy/frequent for the game I think I will start steam in offline mode a lot more.
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This is ADENA SUGAR JET, a 2005 AQHA sorrel gelding that has been shown at QUARTER HORSE CONGRESS in 2011 & 2012. This gelding is a very nice consistent barrel horse. He is very attractive and well built. He also trail rides and has been used on cattle. He is a grandson of SUGAR RANCHER on dam's side. He is very easy to work around and is very broke and rides around like one should. He has a huge motor when asked for it and stops hard on whoa. He backs fluent and works off of leg cues.... (read more)
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