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Think creating high-quality schools is difficult? Try replicating them. This report, a collection of short papers from The Bridgespan Group (whose mission is to help nonprofits overcome strategic and organizational challenges), provides several strategies for successfully replicating high-performing schools, including thoughts on maintaining the quality and integrity of an education model, and supporting expansions with academic and central office resources.
Many of these strategies were borne of real-world experiences. Consider the example of New Tech High School in California, which rapidly expanded to 10 sites in several years. Unfortunately, not all of their new schools were thriving. By examining their mistakes, New Tech created a set of quality indicators, including funding needs, optimum school size, and non-negotiable program requirements that would produce varying degrees of success.
Two strategies for maximizing financial resources come from Bridgespan's work with charter school developers in California and Texas. In the Golden State, Envision Schools saved a bundle by opening selected charter schools two grades at a time, rather than the more common one grade per year method. And to circumvent ubiquitous charter facility issues, Houston's YES College Preparatory Schools is considering an "incubation model," by which two new schools would temporarily share one facility to promote early growth and financial stability.
The report's most interesting study involves "clustering" schools in one geographic area. California's Aspire Public Schools has consolidated costs, academic support services, fundraising efforts, and community outreach activities by operating several schools within one urban area. (KIPP is another high quality organization utilizing the "cluster" model.) Clustering also makes controlling quality and ensuring program longevity much more feasible.
Ohio's communities have much to gain from replicating high quality public schools--charters especially. This report serves as a fine primer for leaders brave enough to try.
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When Melky Cabrera was suspended 50 games for performance-enhancing drug use last season, the Giants elected not to reinstate him during the playoffs — a run that ended in a World Series title. The Rangers are taking a different path with Nelson Cruz.
Texas manager Ron Washington said Friday that should the team make the playoffs, Cruz, who was suspended 50 games in early August but will be eligible for the postseason, will be in the lineup.
"If we end up getting into the playoffs, we're not looking at him to come in and carry us,'' Washington said, according to The Dallas Morning News. "We're not looking at him to come in and carry us, just be a part of the line-up. He'll hurt somebody."
General manager Jon Daniels insisted that Cruz's situation is still a fluid one, saying Friday that team management will "keep all [its] options open" and stressing that the point will be moot unless the team secures a playoff spot. Washington, though, says he's seen a change in the suspended slugger since his punishment came down.
"He looked troubled [then]," Washington said. "He doesn't look troubled now."
Cruz took batting practice Friday in Arlington and spoke publicly about his suspension for the first time, apologizing to his fans and expressing his desire to get back on the field and help his team.
"Hopefully, the team goes to the playoffs and gives me a chance to help them out,'' he said. "I'll be ready."
Cruz was an All-Star this season, tallying 27 home runs and 76 RBIs and hitting 2.69 at the time of his suspension. He'll begin working out at the Rangers' spring training facility in Surprise, Ariz., in September.
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ehhhI wash my hair every day, and I also color about 1 time a month. I like this shampoo for the cost, and it smells nice, although the scent does not seem to last for long. I noticed that my haircolor washes out not as fast as other shampoos, but it still fades with this shampoo. — 7 years, 6 months agomissychrissy185 | 25 reviews
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Great Shampoo!This shampoo is really good! You don't need to use tons of it to get your hair clean, it smells great, and is gentle enough for my color-treated hair. Also, I have noticed that after using this product (switched from Pantene Pro-V Color Revival Duo) less hair has been coming off when I wash it! Great Product! Would totally recommend it! — 7 years, 7 months agoJRodJenn | 28 reviews
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Sometimes it pays to take a shot. I'd been told many times that the Frankenstein: Agent Of SHADE series was really good. I'd held off because I already had too many books on my plate. Recent events have allowed me to thin that herd so, after taking into consideration that writer Jeff Lemire's Sweet Tooth and Animal Man have been consistently wonderful, I bought in. Now, having caught up with the series, I can honestly say that Frankenstein: Agent Of SHADE is one of my new favorite books.
I can't really review all nine issues I read because my duty is to focus on #9. This is where Frankenstein and his cohorts encounter The Rot, the vile and creepy evil of flesh that is currently the focus of both Animal Man and Swamp Thing. Issue #9 is a little less human, no pun intended, than the last eight issues. Lemire spent a sizable chunk of time setting up not just the unstoppable monster side of these characters but also their humanity. Frankenstein is a troubled warrior of justice, complete with a hot tempered and multi-limbed ex-wife. His crew consists of a kiss-ass werewolf, a sarcastic vampire skeleton, a stoic mummy and a scientist humanoid fish woman. As bizarre as they can be, they are so much more than just monsters.
Lemire leaves some of that humanity on the backburner and focuses on the problem at hand. SHADE has sent Frankenstein and Nina (scientist fish woman) to try and find a cop named Krenshaw. For those who follow Animal Man, Krenshaw is the cop that was possessed and killed by The Rot. Frankenstein and Nina search for Krenshaw until discovering his body by a river. It's there that battle with The Rot begins.
What Lemire leaves behind in humanity he more than makes up for in weird action. Frankenstein's battle with The Rot is disturbing. Krenshaw's body separates into vile creatures, dark things from the depths of the river come calling and all of them repeating how they can't be killed and the flesh is for them to devour. In a very cool nod to John Carpenter's The Thing, Krenshaw's head turns into a disgusting spider creature. Frankenstein tries to slice and dice his way through the horror but to no avail. When The Rot gain the upper hand, the entity is surprised to find it can't feed on Frankenstein because he is not really alive. A split second later, SHADE vaporizes the area and The Rot are driven back.
The art from Alberto Ponticelli does a lot to bring Lemire's story to life. You can tell he's having fun coming up with all these Rot creatures as well putting some real psychopathic faces onto Frankenstein. Ponticelli has a great eye for action and movement as well some nice panel layouts. Sadly, #9 is Jeff Lemire's end run as he has jumped over to Justice League Dark. Let's hope the future scribe manages to keep the joy, humanity and general weirdness of the series alive.
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Six members of the Brith Trumpeldor were badly injured at Mordy, near Siedlitz, when a group, believed to be left-wing Chalutzin, attacked the Revisionists at the close of a meeting, Moment, Warsaw Yiddish daily, reported.
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Important Questions Class XII
Chemistry (2009) Set - III
Q. 1. Among the isomeric alkanes of molecular formula C5H12, identify the one that on photochemical chlorination yields (i) A single monochloride (ii) Three isomeric monochlorides. (1 mark)
Q. 2. While separating a mixture of ortho and Para nitrophenols by steam distillation, name the isomer which will be steam volatile. Give reason. (1 mark)
Q. 3. With the help of an example discuss the stereo chemistry involved in SN1 and SN 2 mechanism. (2 marks)
Q. 4. Explain Saytzeff rule by taking suitable examples. (2 marks)
Q. 5. Draw the structures of all isomeric alcohols of molecular formula C5H12O and give their IUPAC names. Classify these isomers of alcohols as primary, secondary and tertiary alcohols. (2 marks)
Q. 6. Nitro group increases the reactivity of chlorobenzene when attached to o and p- position but not at meta position? Explain? Write the mechanism also. (3 marks)
Q. 7. Give equations of the following reactions: (3 mark)
- Preparation of Sec-Butyl alcohol from ethanal
- Preparation of Phenol from Aniline.
- Treating phenol with chloroform in presence of aqueous NaOH.
Q. 8. How will you distinguish between the following: (3 marks)
- Propanoic acid and propanal
- Ethanal and Benzaldehyde
- Pentan-3-one and Pentan-2-one
Q. 9. How will you bring about the following conversions in not more than two steps. (5 marks)
- Propanone to Propene
- Benzene to m-Nitroacetophenone
- Chlorobenzene to benzoic acid
- Propanoic acid to propene
- Propyne to propan-2-ol
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Schools in Montgomery County and the District will repoen tomorrow and commuters are bracing for an end to the light summer traffic.
With summer vacations largely over and school back in session, the roads are set to be crowded again with cars and school buses. For many local residents, it's reason to be be more alert during the morning commute.
"Just the school buses and things on the corner are reasons to be more cautious," Silver Spring resident Jerald Bond said. "A lot more people out and about early."
Even in the District, where school buses are not as common, students still figure to make their presence known on morning commuters.
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Clone Saga: Part 6
Peter Parker is the center of a huge scandal involving cloning. He isn't the one that is doing it, but all of the Spider-clones that have been showing up lately have come from him. Nick Fury thinks Parker needs to be taken into custody, while the Fantastic Four think otherwise. And what about the mysterious Spider-Woman? The big reveal is made in the review you have been waiting for.
Ultimate Spider-Man #102
Clone Saga: Part 6
Writer: Brian Michael Bendis
Artists: Mark Bagley (p), Drew Hennessy (i), Justin Ponsor (c)
I've been enjoying the Clone Saga a lot. It has all the intrigue, suspense, and surprise reveals that make for good story telling. The mystery of the Spider-Woman has been on the minds of readers, and it makes for good conversation when talking with other Ultimate Spider-Man fans. As controversial as the original Clone Saga was, Bendis has done a great job of moving the story along, and keeping everything corralled without getting too out of hand.
But questions remain, and Peter is at the center of it all.
As much as Peter doesn't want to go, he has resigned himself to be taken into custody by Nick Fury and his agents of S.H.E.I.L.D.. Before anyone has time to react, Spider-Woman snatches Peter and takes off into the night.
But who is Spider-Woman? Since we know all of the clones are some variation of Peter, I've said in previous reviews that there is a good chance she is also a clone of good ol' Pete. And on cue, the reveal is made.
Eeeeewwww….no, really… Eeeeeewwwwww!
Since Spider-Woman seems to be the sanest of all the clones we've met in this story, she recounts to Peter everything she remembers and how she came to be.
All of the clones were created by Ben Reilly, an old assistant of Doctor Curt Conners, under the supervision of the Central Intelligence Agency. When the Conners Carnage experiment went awry, Reilly agreed to work with the CIA (to keep out of jail) to develop a series of clones to by-pass the Super Soldier experiments. Spider-Woman is a Phase 5 project, the best one to date.
Congratulations CIA, it's a girl!
But here is where it gets even creepier; all of the clones have Peter Parker's memories – they actually think they are Peter. It takes a huge psych team to wipe those thoughts and implant new ones. That's not quite how I remember the cloning process, but hey, if it makes a good story, then so be it.
Now the clone saga is staring to make sense. Everyone has their own agenda – the FBI, CIA, SHIELD, all trying to build the best super soldier to fight the bad of the world. But even though it is explained that Peter's unique body chemistry makes for a good clone, it only came about from a spider bite – something SHIELD already knows, so why not go after the spider?
Spider-Woman does get a name; Jessica Drew, but before her Peter memories are wiped, Carnage breaks out of the facility causing all sorts of havoc and freeing all of the other clones. This means, not only is Jessica a female Peter, she also has all of Peter's memories – a boy trapped in a girl's body.
Double eeeeewwwww!
As weird as this is, if Jessica makes it out of this mess, she could actually be a very interesting character in the Ultimate Universe. Whole sub-arcs on sexuality can be explored if handled effectively. But please please please, don't let Jessica and Peter hook up. That would just be gross.
The four other clones still have their Parker memories intact, and only have one thing on their mind – saving Mary Jane. We've seen the results of their attempts at saving MJ, so it is up to Spider-Woman and the real Spider-Man to step up and save the day. As near as she can piece together, the only place where one of the clones would take MJ is to Oscorp.
Transformed MJ is still in a rage, while Half-formed Parker tries to calm her down. When the real Peter Parker steps forward and talk to her calmly, she transforms back. Again, I can't help but think the transformation of Carnage Gwen Stacy and Red Monster Mary Jane is very similar to the Hulk. Which makes sense, as the Hulk experiment in the Ultimate Universe is a result of other Super Soldier experiments.
Half-formed Parker thinks he's done something wonderful in injecting MJ with Oz so she can protect herself. But where did he get Oz?
Doc Ock? Well, this as certainly unexpected. And why are Nick Fury and Reed Richards there too? The gang's all here, and this ride just got a whole lot more interesting.
The Good
- I actually didn't mind the whole Jessica Drew exposition that occurred in this issue.
- Doc Ock
- Four clones together in one place
The Bad
- Two kids riding on top of a semi and no one notices
I really don't have a lot to complain about this issue. The story pacing was great, there was a lot of good information revealed to help move the story along and give the readers something to gnaw on until next time, and the art was really really good. Except for the first two or three story arcs that took place way back in the day, the Clone Saga ranks right up there as one of the better Ultimate Spider-Man stories out there. If there is one minor dig I have to give his issue is it is still too short for the price. Ten more pages of great storytelling would make this a top notch title. I give this issue of Ultimate Spider-Man 4.5 out of 5 Stars.
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The spider that bite Parker was stomped on in issue one by Kong. Also any research or spiders injected with OZ(like the one that bite Parker) were likely destroyed in the expsion that made Doc Ock.


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The Jennings Family
William Jennings and his younger brother Allen were two of seven children thought to have born to Robert Jennings Jr. (c.1764-1843) and Elizabeth Arnold (c.1765-c.1831), of Oglethorpe County, Georgia, and arrived amongst the early Fayette County settlers. Robert Jennings Jr. was a Revolutionary War soldier, Captain William Duke's District, serving on the Virginia line. About 1785, he left Virginia for South Carolina, removing to Georgia approximately a year later, settling in Wilkes County, in the part that was set off to form Oglethorpe County in 1793. His large land holding there was on Long Creek.
In January, 1827, Robert Jennings executed deeds to his sons William
and Allen, providing land for them in Fayette County. The 1827 Fayette County Tax
List shows William Jennings with 202 ½ acres of land in District 6, located on Camp
Creek, adjoining that of his brother, Allen Jennings, also 202 ½ acres, also on
Camp Creek, but in District 7. William Jennings was also noted as holding 250 acres
in Early County. By 1834, the two brothers together held over 1,500 acres in Fayette
County, with over 1,000 of that adjoining one another. By 1849, together, they held
slaves. Their names are spelled various ways in these records, including Jennins, Jennings, Jinnings, Ginnings and Gennings.
William Jennings (1785-1853) married Rhoda Hill (1788-1843) in Oglethorpe County, daughter of Mordecai Hill and (first name unknown) Arnold. They had two children:
1. John A. Jennings (1810-1853) married Sarah F. Hubbard (1821, died before 1860). They had five children:
a. William J. Jennings (born 1839).
b. Elizabeth Jane Jennings (1840-1875) married Linton Leroy Moses (1831-1890), son of Neal Moses and Nancy Manning Graham, and had Lanorah (1857-1857), Egbert (1858-1888), Norton Norman (c.1859-1887), Angelus Gaston (1860-1913), Addela (born c.1864), and Lula Moses (born c.1868). They removed to Calhoun County, Arkansas.
c. James Thomas Jennings (1842-1862) served with Company A, 21st Regiment, Campbell County, dying from severe wounds suffered at the battle at Manassas, Virginia.
d. Rhoda Emily Jennings (1844-1933) married (1) Thomas Jefferson Handley (1830-1862), son of Jared Handley and Mary A. Coker, and had Osceola (1860-1936) and Thomas Jefferson Handley Jr. (1863-1946). Thomas Jefferson Handley died while serving with Company H, 30th Georgia Regiment. She married (2) John James Handley (1842-1935), her first husband's brother, and had Lewie Erastus (1867-1936), Eula Allie (1869-1948), Della (1871-1914), Minnie Lucrecia (1874-1901), Edwin (1876-1928), Attie (1878-1969), John Jennings (1881-1963), Dock E. (1883-1965), Stella (1885-1963), and Aurelie Evelyn Handley (1888-1890). He served with Company G, 44th Georgia Regiment, the "Huie Guards." They removed to Texas, eventually settling in Mitchell County.
e. Mary Ann Susanna Jennings (1846-1911) married Charles A. Harvey
(born c.1843), and had Maude Forester Harvey. She married (2) Delone W. Dorsett
(died 1888), and had Thomas Walter and Ernest Delone Dorsett (1886-1948). She married
(3) E. H. McPherson.
2. Elizabeth Jennings (1814-1866) married William May (1811-1860), son of Drury May (1783-1841) and Anna Moses (1785-1839), widow of John Moses. Sometime after the 1850 Fayette County census, likely about 1853, they removed to Conecuh County, Alabama, where William May died. His widow returned to Fayette County. They had six children:
a. Joseph Jennings May (1833-1901) married Sarah Jane Matthews (1837-1882), daughter of Thomas C. Matthews and Nancy Westmoreland, and had William Thomas (1857-1921), Lelia C. (1859-1868), Elenora Elizabeth (1865-1931), Lois B. (1868-c.1940), Serena Eunice (1871-1915), Lucy Alice (1874-1954), Mary Madelyn (1877-1912), and Robert Toombs May (born 1880). He married (2) Mrs. M.A.E. Mills. He married (3) Laura Altamyra Snoddy. Colonel Joseph Jennings May is believed to be the highest ranking Confederate officer buried in Fayette County. He had commanded the 16th Alabama Regiment during the War Between the States.
b. Zipparah May (1835-1854) married George J. Miles. He served as an officer with the Georgia Militia, 549th District, Fayette County.
c. Aurelia May (born 1837) married Alonzo C. McIntosh (born c.1829), and had William and Nancy E. McIntosh, twins (born c.1859). Alonzo C. McIntosh served as an officer with the Fayette Dragoons, Company E, 2nd Regiment, Georgia Cavalry.
d. Seaton G. May (1839-1847).
e. Rhoda Ann May (1844-1920) married (1) Peter Sanford Phillips (1835-1872), son of Littleberry B. Phillips and Elizabeth Smith, and had William B. (1861-1863), Queen (1863-1867), John Wesley (1865-1925), Bobbie May (1867-1923), James Sanford (1870-1934), and Joseph Edgar Phillips (1872-1929). He was a physician. They removed to Panola County, Texas. She married (2) John Henry Ross (1829-1885), son of Edward Ross and Elizabeth J. Butler, and had Mary Elizabeth (1878-1895) and Augustus H. Ross (1880-1881).
f. William D. May (c.1850, died before 1860).
Allen Jennings (c.1794-1849) married Cynthia Varner (1795, died after 1857) in Oglethorpe County, daughter of Frederick Varner, mother's name unknown. Frederick Varner was a Revolutionary War soldier. They had six children:
1. India Ann Jennings (born 1823) married (1) William M. Craig, and (2) a Dunn, first name unknown.
2. Rhoda Sophronia Jennings (born c.1824) married Reuben Millsapp.
3. William Jennings (1826-1863) married Sarah Frances Swanson (1833-1905), and had Marquis Allen (1852-1926), William Franklin (born 1854), Margaret Ann Jenkins (born 1856), Mary Catherine (born 1859), Thomas Andrew (born 1860), and Stonewall Jackson Jennings (born 1862). They removed to Alabama. William Jennings served with Company B, 34th Alabama Infantry, dying from exposure suffered during the battle at Murfreesboro, Tennessee.
4. Oney Jennings (born 1828) married Anderson M. Parker.
5. Thomas Jennings (born 1830) married Louisa E. Black, daughter of Cyrus Black and Elizabeth Barkley, and had Edgar, Fannie T., Thomas A., Lillie, Willie, and Lizzie Jennings. They removed to Texas, and, later, to Washington County, Arkansas.
6. Elizabeth Jane Jennings (born c.1835) married Marcus Washington Swanson, son of Samuel Swanson and Sara Weaver, and had Onie, Alonzo, Yancey, Ida, Dolly, Paul, and Claude Swanson.
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Can a Brazilian Butt Lift and Tummy Tuck Be Performed at the Same Time?
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Yes it might be done very succesfully
Yes it can, in selected cases.
This is a fairly common combination. In Florida if in an office setting, the limit is 1000 cc of supernatant fat with another procedure meaning up to 500 cc can be put in each buttock at time of abdominoplasty. So it is a good combination if that much fat is available and will work for your body style.
As mentioned by many other docs, the recovery and positioning is trickier but in general not that much more than recovering from a single procedure. The cost and time savings can be worth it.
If someone is better served by a higher-volume fat transfer, it may be preferable to stage the procedures. This is best approached on a case-by-case basis because some people will be best served having the fat transfer first (and may not even need the abdominoplasty at all) and others the abdominoplasty first and fat transfer later.
Can a Brazilian Butt Lift and Tummy Tuck Be Performed at the Same Time?
Yes, the two procedures can be performed at the same time. When I perform these two procedures together, I liposuction the abdomen, the flanks, and perform the tummy tuck first and then flip the patient to do additional liposuction and fat transfer. The recovery following both can be very difficult. I perform about 500 Brazilian buttlifts each year, and this procedure is the most surgeon dependent plastic surgery procedure. About 25% of my patients have had previous liposuction and Brazilian buttlifts. It is important to get this surgery right the first time. Find a plastic surgeon with ELITE credentials who performs hundreds of Brazilian buttlifts and tummy tucks each year. Then look at the plastic surgeon's website before and after photo galleries to get a sense of who can deliver the results.
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Absolutely! the combination of tightening the abdominal muscles and suction the fat from the waist and lumbar area and grafting (injecting) into the buttocks is one of the most dramatic transformations that I have sen. Pick a surgeon who is artistic and apatient safety fanatic!. Good luck.
Brazilian Butt Lift and Tummy Tuck together
As long as you are in good health and a non-smoker for at least two weeks before the procedure and two weeks after then these procedures can be combined with great safety and great results.
Brazilian Butt Lift and Tummy Tuck
Yes, a tummy tuck and buttok lift can be done in combination. It's possible to achieve that Jennifer Lopez, sculpted buttock using your own fat that can be taken from the abdomen. Buttock augmentation with your own fat allows you to get a natural more pleasing shape and contour to the backside by augmenting curves, correcting an imbalance or increasing size and prominence of the buttock. Fat taken from the abdomen (stomach) can be used for this enhancement, so you get the benefit of reducing your stomach while you enhance your butt and all without implants, which can be painful.
People who have especially slack skin in their midsection need more than what liposuction alone can offer. In the tummy tuck, the skin from the rib cage down to the pelvic area is tightened, and the navel is moved up and secured in a new positon.
Combining a BBL with an abdominoplasty needs to be carefully reviewed
There are many variables to consider when combining surgical procedures. An abdominoplasty has its own set of risk and complications as does a BBL. Some patients are good candidates for this combination and others are not. If it is an extensive abdominoplasty then I will commonly perform the liposuction and BBL first and then this is followed in 3 - 6 months with the abdominoplasty. At the second operation any additional contouring of the buttocks can be done.
Brazillian But and Tummy tuck at same time
They can be done together and many there are benefits. But positioning can be a problem. For the Butt lift you have to stay off your back side for a minimum of 2 weeks. Where in the tummy tuck you have to sit in a flexed position. The only available position is flexed on your side for a few weeks. This is not always easy task. Of course your health is a major determinant and safety not expediency should be the first concern.
Can a BBL and Tummy tuck be performed at the same time?
We frequently perform a TT and the BBL at the same time. Performing simultaneous surgery has many advantages including: one surgery, one anesthesia, one recuperation and savings. Of course, the patient has to be in very good health and accept more soreness and discomfort postoperatively.
Tummy Tuck and BBL at the same time?
Hello,combined procedures are performed frequently after carefully evaluate the patient. We do fat transferring very often during liposculpture and Tummy Tuck. Best Dr..Vega
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Jenny Offill explores love's illusions in second novel 'Dept. of Speculation'January 27, 2014 12:36 PM
In 1999, Jenny Offill published "Last Things," which tells the story of a mother's descent into madness from the perspective of her 8-year-old daughter. Fifteen years later, Ms. Offill returns with a second novel, "Dept. of Speculation." It's been a long time coming but well worth the wait. This slim novel of 160 pages can be read in a single sitting, but is so beautifully written that it begs multiple reads. "Dept. of Speculation" tells the story of a woman as she marries, becomes a parent, and tries to balance her ambition to write fiction with the demands of domesticity. This is a well-worn topic in fiction, but it's the style of Ms. Offill's narrative that sets "Dept. of Speculation" apart.
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The story is not straightforwardly realist. Short diary-like paragraphs about the narrator's life are juxtaposed with quotes from well-known writers and thinkers and anecdotes from history and myth. Survival in outer space is likened to surviving a bed bug infestation; Donald Barthelme's advice that aspiring writers stop eating and sleeping in order to read everything contrasts with a litany of volunteer requests that besiege mothers.
An anecdote about the Buddha leaving his wife and 2-day-old son in order to gain enlightenment contrasts with the narrator's desire to be close with her child. These unique pairings allow the author to make striking new connections through hilarious, poignant irony.
During their courtship, the narrator and her future husband would write each other letters, with Dept. of Speculation as the return address. Once married, the narrator refers to herself as "the wife," and confesses: "My plan was to never get married. I was going to be an art monster instead. Women almost never become art monsters because art monsters concern themselves with art, never mundane things"
The irony doesn't stop there. The narrator quotes from a 19th-century conduct book for young housewives, which cautions that the reading of novels will cause a woman to feel a "contempt for ordinary realities" The wife muses on the gender differences in creation myths: "When God is a father, he is said to be elsewhere. When God is a mother, she is said to be everywhere." And art monsters? "It's different, with the art monsters. They are always elsewhere."
This is soul-bearing fiction at its best. The novel asks: How does a woman reconcile an intellectual or creative life with the inevitable pull of "ordinary realities?" How can she be both everywhere and elsewhere?
Midway through the novel, the wife learns that her husband is having an affair, which focuses the novel on the frailties of intimacy. The wife realizes that love hasn't fixed her crooked heart, and wonders if every marriage is "held together ... with chewing gum and wire and string," only to fall apart at a moment's notice.
The last third of the novel plunges into the aftermath of infidelity. There are whisper fights conducted after the daughter sleeps, nights spent on the couch or in an abysmal hotel room, and a tense confrontation with the other woman. In a desperate attempt to save the marriage, the wife removes her family from the city and rents a house in the country.
In the face of this marital shipwreck, "Dept. of Speculation" offers a thin slice of hope. We don't know if the marriage will survive, but there is comfort in the little acts of love that endure despite the heartbreak. The husband feeds the wood stove so the wife can stay warm and in bed; hands are held; attempts are made to write and return to creativity.
The novel offers something other than the Buddha's enlightenment or art monster's fame. "Dept. of Speculation" doesn't just resign itself to the disappointment of failed dreams that crop up in middle age. Instead, endurance to the end of a crisis generates wisdom, hope and, perhaps, even art.
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Pachuca teammates and U.S. World Cup team members Jose Francisco Torres and Herculez Gomez have both been linked to moves to Major League Soccer in the Mexican media in recent days, reports both players are calling false and misleading.
Both players have just arrived in Dubai for the upcoming Club World Cup and both took the time out to clarify their situations. They each told SBI that while MLS is a league they would both like to play in eventually, neither has plans to join MLS in 2011.
"I have no immediate plans on a return to MLS," Gomez told SBI. "It's the league that formed me as a professional, and I plan on returning home. Just not as fast as some people are saying."
Torres also denied reports suggesting that he's ready to make a move to MLS in a bid for more playing time now that he has seen his minutes diminish at Pachuca.
"Right now I'm concentrating on extending my international career," Torres said. "MLS is an option. Just not an immediate one."
Torres' clarification will come as disappointing news to MLS fans who were eager to see the skillful central midfielder make a move to MLS, but he has made it clear that he plans on making a move to Europe before considering a move to MLS.
The reports linking Gomez to a return to MLS ignore the fact that it has been less than a year since he left MLS for a short-term deal with Puebla, where he flourished and won a share of the Mexican Golden Boot. That successful run led to a contract with Pachuca.
Torres and Gomez are in Dubai for the Club World Cup, where they and Pachuca will face the likes of Inter Milan and Brazilian powerhouse Internacional. Pachuca opens its tournament on Friday against African champions Tout Puissant Mazembe Englebert of Congo, with the winner taking on Internacional.


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Before the battle of the SandWing queens; before the prophecy and the dragonets sent to save Pyrrhia from endless war; a long, long time ago...evil was born.
In alternating chapters this Wings of Fire special edition takes listeners back to the very beginning, when powerful, mythical dragons Clearsight, Fathom, and Darkstalker - the most dangerous dragon of all - were just dragonets. When the future was bright and uncertain, when no one had been betrayed or had their heart broken.
This is the origin story that changes everything.
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great audiobook and brilliant to listen to on a long journey and keeps you listening
"What a story"
I loved clear sight and fathom. They are unique and special characters to me. The the always kept me interested. The twists and turn of each view point was very cool and I would like to see it in other books as well. The end really stroke home, is there really such thing as a bad dragon, as a evil one? There were no dislikes I have for this book. One of my favorite parts was when listeners and clear sight's friendship. Love Dragons Forever. And can't wait for the next book!
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The reader was very clear definitely recommend this book the story was amazing but I found myself waiting for something to happen great book though definitely recommend it
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I'm just wondering if the end where clear-site flew to a distant land with strange dragons never be seen again will come in to play in wings of fire book ten. Personally i think that would be cool.
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This book was very good. I loved the story, even though it was quite sad. The reader accurately brought out the emotions of the different characters. Excellent work Audible. And Tui T. Sutherland.
Its a great book I love the series its the best tui is awesome greatest
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Amazing book, Tuit Sutherland should make another series based of clearsight and her adventure and discovery of the new dragons. The series should be about adventures and whatever the new dragons are doing. Then she sould join the series ad the dragons of pyraih and the new dragons meet .
As far as I know, Darkstalker is the best WoF audiobook of all time. Shannon McManus's way of expressing the characters' thoughts and voices just wows me. I also have the book, too. Now my mind is stuck on DARKSTALKER DARKSTALKER DARKSTALKER 24/7 I LOVE IT I LOVE IT I LOVE IT sad part at the end, though. 😿
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This is so Good everything makes so much more sense now.I love clearsight so much.
Best audio book ever! I love the voices and story.Definitely
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I've never compared Lebron to JJ you guys are the ones making the comparison.
I'd rather die standing up than live on my knees.
-Emiliano Zapata
Lebron to me is good enough to destroy teams(like he did last year) that he doesn't have to be clutch because of the big margin of victory, he is just that good, my point is that if I need a player to take a last second shot I rather take the players I've mentioned and I even forgot Drose who is one the best clutch players in the NBA.
On the playoffs when Miami was playing the Pacers I wanted Lebron to have the ball in the last minute and he did Lechoke many times last year.
You said last 5 minutes of a close game you would rather have Joe Johnson over Lebron James, you can keep trying to twist the words anyway you like, but don't be surprised that you will continue to look around and find yourself alone on crazy island.
I think maybe we disagree on semantics. You see solid as more like a C grade, I think maybe I see it more like a B-/B grade. I do think he is above average, perhaps we can argue about how above average for DG. If you prefer good as your qualifier, I have no big argument. He's certainly not bad. We obviously are on the same page on his ideal role for us to be an elite contender.
I'd rather die standing up than live on my knees.
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Would you trade for a guy that is better at every single aspect of the game for your current starter?? "No! Our guy is a better 'leader!'"
That is ridiculous.
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Forgot to take the pills today? I'm not twisting any words but I'm not going to argue with somebody that doesn't really want to have a conversation, please stop replaying to my posts if all you are going to do is try to argue.
I didn't attempt to insult anyone. If I had wanted to insult them, I would have done it. I meant exactly what I said and it is not trolling to point out that some here don't know what they are talking about and only root for the home team. I don't see anything bad about that but there is no sense in trying to point out anything to them like Danny Granger is a good player but probably the second most overrated player in Pacer history. If you were insulted, put me on ignore..... ...
Ok once again I am going to come on here and remind people that the ignore button is your friend. Going back & forth with people who you know won't change their mind no matter what is both useless & counter productive.
Thanks Peck for the reminder. Getting called a homer and being told that I am ignorant of the rest of the NBA is the final straw for me. Obvious troll is obvious...ignored.
Calling somebody a troll because you disagree with them is not right either.
Your comments make one wonder what you are smoking, if you are 12 years old and if you know anything about any other team in the NBA. You are a blind homer. Those things are evident from your posts. You call people "troll" when you can't win an argument but go ahead. You will eventually have everyone on ignore and then we can comment on how silly your posts are without you calling us names.... ...
Back to the Title of the thread...
Yea, I'd like to see a move done if only for the best possible player at the best possible value on a 1 year deal to create more trade bait during the season.
Garbage players get 1st round picks, (WTF)! All of the NBA must hate the Pacers! LOL


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The Pinellas County School District is holding an invitation-only job fair for teachers as part of its effort to recruit the best teachers.
The job fair is scheduled for June 13. To get an invitation, job candidates need to fill out a job fair "interest form" and an application. Both are available online here. Candidates also will be asked for two letters of reference, college transcripts and a copy of their out of state teaching certificate, if they're coming from outside Florida.
Superintendent Mike Grego has said he wanted to hold a job fair earlier in the year to recruit the best teachers before they get snapped up by other school districts. Although enrollment is shrinking in Pinellas, the district typically hires 300 to 400 teachers every year because of natural vacancies from resignations and retirements.
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VISTA —— A Vista elementary school will not receive its statewide test scores this year because improper help was given to students, state and district officials said Tuesday.
"Testing irregularities" cited during the 2005 Standardized Testing and Reporting exam, or STAR test, were cause enough to invalidate the scores at Mission Meadows Elementary School, officials at the California Department of Education said.
Superintendent Dave Cowles has refused to name the teacher involved, citing personnel issues.
The scores were invalidated because irregularities were found on more than 5 percent of tests taken at the school, said Deb Sigman, the state's testing coordinator. Therefore, the school's Academic Performance Index results will be suspended this year, she said.
Sigman said the irregularities call into question the validity of the scores.
Cowles said the district learned that Mission Meadows would lose its API scores about two weeks ago.
School Principal Eric Monce said he had sent a letter to parents last week telling them that the school would not receive its test score ranking for this year.
The district began investigating the testing irregularities after a complaint from parents Ronald and Janet Exley about their daughter's teacher.
Exley said Tuesday that all she wants is for her child to get extra tutoring because she said her daughter wasn't taught third-grade math properly.
She said that the district confirmed the teacher's inappropriate handling of the tests, and the state suspended the scores, but added, "It doesn't faze them," referring to school officials.
In a report issued by the district dated June 30, officials said they had reprimanded the teacher by placing that person on administrative leave for the last two weeks of the school year that ended in June. In addition, the report states that the district also transferred the teacher from Mission Meadows to another school for this academic year.
Cowles declined to name the school to where the teacher was transferred.
Cowles said he couldn't comment on personnel matters when asked if the teacher's punishment was appropriate. He said the matter was forwarded to the school board.
However, Cowles said, the district is changing its testing policy districtwide by ensuring that there is a proctor in the room with each teacher for this year's STAR testing. Cowles said that means that another teacher, parent volunteer or other person will be in the room.
Monce said the suspension of test scores is "highly distressing" and said that people should not generalize that the school has widespread testing problems because of the actions of one teacher. He said that, as principal, he is responsible for the testing, and he noted that it was the district that forwarded the information to the state about the irregularities.
He said the actual test scores this year were quite good, and said that suspending the test scores "punishes everybody, and that's unfortunate."
Sigman said 15 schools this year statewide had irregularities, but not all of them were for adults helping students improperly. She said the state takes such irregularities seriously.
"The removal of API is a serious matter," she said.
Vista district officials said they sent a letter to the Department of Education on June 30 to inform it that the district was investigating parents' allegations that a teacher provided children with answers to the test. The parents said the teacher had placed multiplication tables in view of students and told them which wrong answers to correct on their tests.
In the letter, the district said the teacher admitted to investigators that she had multiplication tables on the wall during the math portion of the test, which violated test guidelines, the report stated.
The letter also stated that eight of 17 students interviewed about the math portion of the STAR test said they were told which answers to correct when the teacher reviewed the tests.
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Backcountry safety is always of prime importance in the heli-skiing and snowcat industries. From September 11 to 17, the annual Canadian Ski Guide Association (CSGA) Glacial Skills and Recurrent Training Camp hosted in the Mike Wiegele skiing tenure at Blue River, BC, brought in 23 students, from all over the world. CSGI camp director, 17-year CSGA participant and Mike Wiegele Lead Guide Michel Hainault, explained that this camp offers participants (of all levels) a variety of rescue simulations (including crevasse and cliff rescue training), which prepares them for many of the challenges that…Read more


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Need help finding a distro
Not a newbie to linux. Been using Debian for about 8 years as my primary OS on my main desktop and laptop, and have LInux+ and RHCT (RHEL 5) and RHCSA (RHEL 5) certs.
However, I like to use different distros on my different laptops. This is where I'm having a problem. My #3 laptop I have Chakra and am quite happy. But I need to find a distro for my #2 laptop. I've done searches on distrowatch, but it's only so useful.
My needs are as follows:
1. I prefer independent distros, not a "spin-off" of something else.
2. Needs to have an AMD64 version without recompiling anything.
3. Needs to use a package management that has automatic dependency resolution (reason I don't use Slackware) with a decent amount of repositories (reason Slax doesn't work for me, also reason I want to dump OpenSuse off it, I've got 8 repositories just to have a basic desktop with multimedia capabilities, and I discovered that there's basically no games in any of them, so just DONE with OpenSuse now) and be able to control what gets installed. IE - if I want Korganizer, I don't want to be forced to install Kaddressbook, Konotact, Kmail just to use that one feature (Fedora).
4. Needs to be at least moderately stable (here's looking at Arch, which I used to love, but simply can't tolerate how often the devs break it any more)
5. Need to be able to install from USB (was really excited to try NixOS, but it won't boot from a USB key created with the ISO), as I don't buy CD's anymore.
6. Doesn't need to default to KDE, but I like it to be available as my machines are more than sufficiently powerful to run a full fledged desktop without feeling in the least bit sluggish, and I like having everything designed to work "seemlessly" together. OH, and Gnome3 is just BLEH IMO.
Yes, I know it's a long list, which is why randomly downloading distros from distrowatch isn't really a real-world option. I want first hand suggestions from people who've used them and have tried things I may have overlooked.
Given your list of prefences, I'd suggest Mageia or OpenSuse.
I admit I really liked Mageia with 3. I might have to look at 4 again, I know it was a steaming pile of **** when it was first released. OpenSuse fails in having any software. No games in the repositories, can't do ANYTHING multimedia with the default repositories, very little selection of anything other than "core" KDE programs. It's pretty, and it's easy to install, but there's just way too much missing from it to be usable as a daily system to me.
If you want an independent distro (why?) and have ruled out Arch, Fedora, Mageia, SUSE, Slackware, and anything that needs a lot of compiling, that just leaves Debian, Frugalware, and PCLinuxOS. I'd steer clear of Frugalware, but PCLinuxOS is very good and uses KDE by default. Give it a go!
2. Centos
3. Centos
4. Centos
5. Centos
6. Centos
You asked which distros would fit the needs that you have described in your first post. What would be the point to use something different than those distros, just because they are different? An OS is nothing else but a tool. Would you go to use a hammer to screw something in, just because you have already a screwdriver and want something different?
I like to try different things.
Why don't you give Gentoo a spin. Fun guaranteed. I was long time Debian user myself before I switched about 11 years ago, never looked back.
Edit: Installing Korganizer would add following deps to my system, I have QT installed.
I remember last I tried it I wasn't impressed. You had to set a trillion different flags to even get it to install, it was all manual installation, etc. I assume they've made it simpler to get started nowadays (I won't say better, since some people prefer to be that complex, I'm just not one of them). I will say I've always liked the CONCEPT of Gentoo, just didn't like the execution.
You might consider FreeBSD. Long ago I ran FreeBSD as a secondary operating system and it worked very well. Since then KDE and a package manager have been ported to FreeBSD. I have no experience with how well KDE and the package manager work on FreeBSD but you might give it a try.
Steve Stites
Just tried installing gentoo. Still way too involved for my interest. I like to use computers, no interest in taking 12 hours to install the OS. Doesn't seem any different than it used to be. Nice concept, but just takes too long to actually install it.
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Have you caught the film profiles accompanying Nau's new portrait series, The Provacateurs? Going behind the scenes of photographer Eden Batki's location shoots, filmmakers Thomas Oliver and Jordan Strong capture the subjects of this seasons portraits at work. Check out the first four profiles, launched last week at nau.com, or have a look at these two new clips, which just dropped Tuesday:
What's not to love about Daniel Sharp? We first hired him to shoot with us three years ago, and he's been the principal photographer for Nau ever since. His photos are spontaneous and real, smart and unfettered, which, we've found, is a lot like him.
Designer by day, cyclist all the time, Shannon Holt doesn't draw a line between her work and her play. After designing a cycling jersey four years ago that spun the notion of cycling attire on its head (goodbye corporate logos), a new anti-brand was born.
You can find all of Nau's Portraits at nau.com.
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Business Law
Ask a Business Lawyer. Get Business Law Questions Answered ASAP.
The formation of the corporation using an attorney, which I do recommend involves the following:
(1) certificate of incorporation, including language to maximize indemnification rights, bylaws, organizational minutes
(2) shareholder agreement
(3) offering memo to bring in investors
The first item should be doable for $500-$600
The second item will depend on what the role of the investors is. If it is just passive minority investment, this may not be necessary. If they will have an active role and will have a substantial ownership interest, then you will need this and it can be fairly expensive depending on what is required. Some issues would be what happens on death or disability, if a person is coming in as an officer can he or she be kicked out at the whim of the majority or does the shareholder agreement require that shareholders and directors vote for the person to hold the office agreed to. This could be in the range of $1,500 to $2,500 depending on what is needed.
The last item is probably the most expensive depending on (1) the nature of the investors - are they accredited investors, (2) how many are there - more or less than 35 in number, and (3) how much you are seeking to raise. If this is going to be a small group of accredited investors raising a modest amount of money, then you can probably do it with a relatively short offering memorandum and a copy of your business plan. This could be less than $2,000. If you are raising substantial sums, then you are looking at a proper offering memorandum and that could run $10,000 to $20,000.
A lot depends on the amount you are raising, the number of investors and how sophisticated they are. The offering memo is basically your protection from being sued in the future if things go badly. It lays out all the risks, the competitive environment, the background of the principals and verification that the person can sustain a total loss of their investment.
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Picked up one of these from the USED BIN no less. 174 gram ESP like brand new.
Well, it drives better than KC Pro Aviar. Putts like crap though.
More like a slow FT Roc on approaches. I like it. Very good in the wind. Best putter speed driver I have tried into the wind.
I love ESP plastic. It is immortal (somebody else coined that phrase here, but it fits).
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SHERIDAN — The WYO Theater will present "Live from The Met: Borodin's 'Prince Igor'" on Saturday at 10 a.m.
The performance is part of the series "The Metropolitan Opera: Live in High-Definition" which transmits opera performances to movie theaters and other venues around the world as part of The Metropolitan Opera's efforts to reinvigorate opera and reach out to a broader public.
The program allows audiences to experience the production at the same time as the audience in New York.
"Prince Igor" is a Russian epic famous for its Polovtsian dances and hasn't been to the Met in nearly 100 years. Star bass-baritone Ildar Abdrazakov takes on the title role with Gianandrea Noseda conducting.
Tickets are $18 for adults and $9 for students. Tickets may be purchased online at www.wyotheater.com, on the phone at 672-9084 extension 100 or in person at the box office, which is located inside the theater at 42 N. Main St.
The Sheridan College Museum of Discovery and Science Kids will host March's Science Saturday this weekend.
Science Saturday offers free admission to the museum for the entire community. This month the focus is "H2O Olympics" from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday in the Edward A. Whitney Academic Center atrium of Sheridan College.
Water may seem ordinary but it is a building block of life and the program will discuss why.
Sheridan College is located at 3059 Coffeen Ave.
For more information contact Sarah Mentock at 763-0976 or email email@example.com.
The Sheridan College Wind Ensemble and Jazz Ensemble will perform their third of four concerts this year on Sunday. Directed by Dr. Michal P. Flynn, the theme of the concert will be "Music from the James Bond franchise." The concerts will be held at the Big Horn High School auditorium. Admission is free and the public is encouraged to attend. Dr. Flynn will be discussing the works to be presented prior to the performance. The discussion will commence at 6 p.m. and the concert at 7 p.m. Clips from the James Bond films will play while the wind ensemble performs and guest artists Tawni Shuler and Hannah Gilbert will create live art during the performance of "Le Champ de Bataille," a piece written by Sheridan College faculty member Dr. Chris Erickson. For more information contact Dr. Flynn at Sherian College by phone at 674-6446 extension 3009. BHHS is located at 333 Highway 335, Big Horn.
Board of County Commissioners staff meeting Monday 8:45 a.m. Second floor Commissioners' library #216 Sheridan County Courthouse addition 224 S. Main St. • Call to order • Voucher review • Staff reports • Adjourn
Photographs taken in the Cloud Peak Wilderness area will be on display in The Inner Circle at Sheridan County Fulmer Public Library during the month of March. Local representatives of the US Forest Service will be displaying the photographs as a part of their celebration of the 50th anniversary of the signing of The Wilderness Act. A reception will be held on Monday from 5-7 p.m. to mark the opening. All members of the community are invited to attend this free event. For more information contact Kevin Knapp at 674-8585 extension 29. The library is located at 335 W. Alger St.
Sheridan County School District #2 Board of Trustees meeting Monday 6 p.m. Central Office Board Room • Call to order 1. Pledge of allegiance • Recognition 1. Pam Moore, Wyoming Music Education Association's Northeast District Music Educator of the Year 2014 2. SHS Merit Scholars • Approval of agenda • Welcome, audience comments • Consent agenda items 1. Approval of minutes, Feb. 10 2. Approval of minutes, Feb. 24 3. Approval of bills for payment 4. Acceptance of out-of-state tuition request • Old business 1. Capital construction update 2. Bid award recommendation for Henry A. Coffeen (HAC) Elementary School fixtures, furniture, and equipment 3. Approval of policies • New business 1. Memorial fund scholarship recommendations for 2014-2015 2. Kindergarten registration update 3. Special education update • Reports and communication 1. Board of Trustees 2. PTO, parents, students and organizations 3. Site administration and staff • District reports 1. Superintendent 2. Board goal updates • Executive session 1. Personnel matters 2. Legal matters • Adjournment
Dayton Town Council meeting Monday 7:30 p.m. Dayton Town Hall 608 Broadway St. • Call to order • Recite Pledge of Allegiance • Approval of agenda 1. Additions 2. Deletions • Approve minutes of the Feb. 19 secondary council meeting • Reports 1. Utility Clerk, building permits 2. Fire Department 3. Law Enforcement 4. Engineering 5. Employees 6. Planning Committee 7. Tongue River Valley Joint Powers Board 8. Council • Approve warrants • Old business update • Announcements and correspondence 1. Hear from Carrie Rogaczewski, Sheridan County Conservation District 2. Council to give an update on the WAM Winter Workshop 3. Citizen communiqué 4. Council comments and requests for future agenda items 5. Junior Council comments and requests for future agenda items
Sheridan College will host their 12th annual "Border Wars" on Tuesday and registrations to compete are due tomorrow. More than 100 high school students from Wyoming, Montana and South Dakota are expected to compete in one of two categories: agricultural sales or environmental and natural resources. Prizes will be awarded to the top team from each state in each contest. Scholarships and prizes will also be awarded to the top individuals in each contest. The events are similar to what the students will compete in during their respective state Future Farmers of America competitions later this spring so the local competition is a way for students to prepare. In the Ag Sales event, students will have to sell an agricultural product which they have brought with them to an official judge. Students will be judged on advertising campaigns, sales presentation, customer service and how well they solve team problems. SC instructor Chuck Holloway will direct this event and SC faculty and agriculture students will judge the competition. The Environmental and Natural resources competition will test students on their ability to identify wildlife, plants and use field sampling equipment while solving natural resource and environmental concerns in written and oral presentations as individuals or teams. SC instructor Keith Klement will head up this competition. The community is invited to attend the event from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Whitney Presentation Hall and the Agriculture and Natural Science Center at Sheridan College. For more information or to register by emailing entries to firstname.lastname@example.com or calling 674-6446 extension 3500. The college is located at 3059 Coffeen Ave.
Board of County Commissioners meeting Tuesday 9 a.m. Second floor boardroom #220 Sheridan County Courthouse Addition 224 S. Main St. • Call to order and pledge • Consent agenda 1. Minutes from staff meeting, Feb. 18 2. Minutes from regular session, Feb. 18 3. Minutes from staff meeting, Feb. 24 4. Affirm letter to SLIB re: review of TRVJPB grant application 5. Ratify material supply agreement with Dustbusters, Inc. for the supply of liquid dust suppressant 6. Ratify letter of support for Easter Seals and Goodwill TANF grant application 7. General county vouchers, Feb. 8. General airport vouchers, Feb. • Consider agenda • Announcements • Public comments on matters not on the agenda • Consider SLIB grant agreement for the fairgrounds water system upgrades • Consider fee waiver request for The Brinton Museum Water Treatment Plant • Consider EV-14-001: Francis utility, drainage, construction easement vacation • Consider CU-14-002: Wieser Cabinetry Shop CUP • Consider resolution 14-03-008 10 O'clock Liquor Rule • Consider resolution 14-03-009 district & precinct boundary changes for primary and general elections • Consider WYDOT reconnaissance report for Sheridan West Beltway project. • Consider award of CMAQ 2014 Project
Sheridan County Parks and Recreation board meeting Tuesday following BOCC meeting Board room #220 Sheridan County Courthouse 224 S. Main St. • Call to order and Pledge • Officer election • Announcements • Public comments on matters not on the agenda • New business • Adjournment
Judy Olson, director of Counseling in Overcoming Painful Emotions, will start a nine-week program sponsored by Kane Funeral Home. COPE is an aftercare program designed to help deal with overcoming the loss of a loved one and gain support from others in the community experiencing the same type of grief. Free classes will be offered weekly on Tuesdays at 2 p.m. All members of the community are welcome to attend any or all sessions but reservations are requested. Classes will be held at the Holiday Inn located at 1809 Sugarland Dr. For more information or reservations contact Judy Olson at 672-3336.
March 5 is the deadline to apply to be a Senate Page for one of the two summer session in Washington, D.C. Page duties consist primarily of delivering correspondence and legislative material at the Capitol for U.S. Senator Mike Enzi, R-Wyo. Other duties include preparing Senate hamber for sessions and carrying bills and amendments to the appropriate people on the Senate floor. Applicants must have completed their sophomore year of high school, be ages 16 or 17 on or before the date of appointment and have a grade point average of at least 3.0. Pages live in Webster Hall and receive a stipend to cover the cost of residence as well as breakfast and dinner daily. The summer sessions run from June 9 through June 27 and July 7 through August 1. To apply or for more information see www.enzi.senate.gov, call Dianne Kirkbride at 772-2477 or email email@example.com.
Jentel Artist Residency Program will host their March "Jentel Presents" on Tuesday. "Jentel Presents" is a free community outreach event open to everyone which features visual presentations and readings by artist in residency. The event will take place from 5:30-7 p.m. at the Sagebrush Community Art Center and refreshments will be served. This month's presenters include playwright Barbara Lindsay, mixed media artist Laini Nemett, metal smith Lori Swartz and printmaker Junko Yamamoto. For more information see www.jentelarts.org or call 737-2311. The art center is located at 201 E. Fifth St.
The Tongue River High School theater department will present "A Dinner Theater Event: Tangled" tonight.
"Tangled," the Disney story staring Rapunzel, will be adapted and performed by TRHS students in the school auditorium.
The play will be presented for free to the entire community at 7 p.m.
Prior to the performance a fundraiser spaghetti dinner will be served.
Dinner will be served at 6 p.m. and cots $15 per plate or $40 per family.
Tickets can be bought from the TRHS front office and dinner reservations can be made by calling 655-2236.
The school is located at 1150 Main St., Dayton.
The Best of the West BBQ Fest committee will host a Fat Tuesday celebration to kick-off their fundraising season. On Tuesday at 6 p.m. complimentary appetizers and music by the Teka Brock Band will be provided at the Black Tooth Brewery. "Sundae cups" of coleslaw, baked beans and BBQ pork will be sold with all proceeds supporting the Best of the West BBQ Fest competition. The competition will be held Sept. 5 and 6 at Whitney Plaza. For more information about the competition or the Fat Tuesday party see www.bestofthewestbbqfest.com or call Tye Bach at 751-1600. The brewery is located at 312 Broadway St.
Akcita Win will host a program on Tuesday.
Commencing at 6 p.m. Diana Johnson, volunteer coordinator for the Historic Sheridan Inn will present "What's happening at the Inn?"
The meeting will be held at Designing Dinners and food may be ordered off the menu but is not required to attend.
All members of the community are welcome to attend. Members of the organization are invited to take part in the secret sister program and secret sister assignments will be made at this meeting.
For more information call Jean Harm at 672-2240. To take part in the secret sister program call Jeri Randel whose information can be found in the membership packet.
Designing Dinners is located at 615 Broadway St.
The Sheridan College art department will host visiting artist Steve Johnson Wednesday through Friday. Johnson is an assist professor of drawing at College of Charleston in Charleston, S.C. On Wednesday from 5:30-6:30 p.m. in room 153 of the Whitney Building he will provide a presentation of his work and his creative process. This event is free and open to the public. On Thursday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. he will spend the day working on unfinished drawings in the art wing hallway. Interested students and members of the public are encouraged to observe the evolution of his work throughout the day. On Friday from 12:30-4:30 p.m. he will conduct an experimental drawing workshop. More examples of his work will be exhibited in the fine arts wing gallery starting tomorrow and remaining through March 15. For more information call Wendy Smith at 674-6446 or email at email@example.com. The college is located at 3059 Coffeen Ave.
Sheridan High School students will present their spring musical, "Grease," Wednesday through March 9. One of the most popular musicals of all time, the show will feature songs like "Summer Nights," "Greased Lightning," and "Beauty School Dropout complete with hand jives. The students, directed by Marva Craft, will offer five performances. Wednesday through March 8 performances will commence at 7:30 p.m. and March 9 will offer a matinee at 2 p.m. All performances will take place at the Sue Henry Theater for the Performing Arts at Sheridan SHS. Tickets are $7 in advance and $8 at the door. Tickets are available now at the SHS office. SHS is located at 1056 Long Dr.
The Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services with the Low-Income Weatherization Program and the Montana State University Extension Housing Program, is sponsoring an event to be held in Sheridan on Thursday.
"EPA/HUD Renovation, Repair and Painting Initial Training" will be held at the Holiday Inn from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The eight hour course developed by the United States Environmental Protection Agency in collaboration with the US Department of Housing and Urban Development will train attendees how to work safely in housing with lead-based paint and comply with EPA's RRP rule, and HUD's Lead Safe Home rule.
Attendees will be given a Certified Renovators photo ID which is valid for five years.
The course hold a value of $200 but is being offered in Sheridan for free thanks to the presenting sponsors.
Pre-registration is required and space is limited.
To register or for more information contact Mike Roberty by phone at 406-994-6386, by email at firstname.lastname@example.com or by mail at Montana Weatherization Training Center, 705 Osterman Drive, Bozeman, MT 59715.
The Holiday Inn is located at 1809 Sugarland Dr.
The Sheridan College art department will host visiting artist Steve Johnson Wednesday through Friday. Johnson is an assist professor of drawing at College of Charleston in Charleston, S.C. On Wednesday from 5:30-6:30 p.m. in room 153 of the Whitney Building he will provide a presentation of his work and his creative process. This event is free and open to the public. On Thursday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. he will spend the day working on unfinished drawings in the art wing hallway. Interested students and members of the public are encouraged to observe the evolution of his work throughout the day. On Friday from 12:30-4:30 p.m. he will conduct an experimental drawing workshop. More examples of his work will be exhibited in the fine arts wing gallery starting tomorrow and remaining through March 15. For more information call Wendy Smith at 674-6446 or email at email@example.com. The college is located at 3059 Coffeen Ave.
Sheridan High School students will present their spring musical, "Grease," Wednesday through March 9. One of the most popular musicals of all time, the show will feature songs like "Summer Nights," "Greased Lightning," and "Beauty School Dropout complete with hand jives. The students, directed by Marva Craft, will offer five performances. Wednesday through March 8 performances will commence at 7:30 p.m. and March 9 will offer a matinee at 2 p.m. All performances will take place at the Sue Henry Theater for the Performing Arts at Sheridan SHS. Tickets are $7 in advance and $8 at the door. Tickets are available now at the SHS office. SHS is located at 1056 Long Dr.
March is colon cancer awareness month and Friday is National Wear Blue day.
The Wyoming Cancer Resource Services office reminds everyone to wear blue for yourself, family and survivors of colon cancer.
Colon cancer is a preventable, treatable and beatable disease which almost 250 Wyoming men and women are diagnosed with every year.
For more colon cancer information and resources including an application for a free colonoscopy contact the WCRS office at 888-684-4550.
WCRS is funded by the Wyoming Department of Health, Comprehensive Cancer Control Consortium.
E2e Wyoming will host a presentation by Patrick Fleming on Thursday at Blacktooth Brewery. Fleming, the former Chief Executive Officer of Barclay Investments, a 77 year-old investment firm in New York, will discuss his journey from the Wyoming prairie to Wall Street and back. Fleming, a Cheyenne native, is currently a professor at the University of Wyoming College of Business. The presentation is free and open to the community and will commence at 5:30 p.m. For more information or to register for the event contact the UW Technology Business Center at 766-6395 or firstname.lastname@example.com. 312 Broadway St.
Sheridan County Planning and Zoning Commission meeting Thursday 5:30 p.m. Second floor Commissioner's Board Room Sheridan County Courthouse 224 S. Main St. • Call to order and Pledge • Roll call • Approval of agenda • Approval of minutes from Feb. 6 meeting • Matters from the public not on the agenda • New business 1. Item Q-14-001: Rhiner Creek Quarry permit 2. Resolution initiating proceedings to amend the rules and regulations governing zoning in Sheridan County regarding "public facilities" • Matters from staff • Matters from commissioners • Adjournment
The Sheridan-Johnson County chapter of the Wyoming Archaeological Society will meet Thursday in the Le Gourmet Room of Holiday Inn. All members of the community are invited to this free event. At 6:00 p.m. attendees may order dinner off the menu, but no purchase is required to attend. Following dinner at approximately 7:15 p.m. Forest Service archaeologist Bill Matthews will present an update on his fieldwork in the Big Horn Mountains over the past three years. Attendees not desiring dinner may arrive at this time. Matthews and a group of volunteers recorded over 30 prehistoric sites as well as a turn of the century mining district, specifically in the Cloud Peak Wilderness. Reservations are not required to attend. For more information call Scott Burgan at 673-5997. The Holiday Inn is located at 1809 Sugarland Dr.Le Gourmet Room of Holiday Inn
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SHERIDAN — SAGE Community Arts will host a ceramics show, "Splendid table: An exhibition of dinnerware," through Sept. 20. Elaine Henry curated the show. The[...]
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Original Article
Vehicle Replacement in the International Committee of the Red Cross
Version of Record online: 18 JAN 2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1937-5956.2011.01316.x
© 2012 Production and Operations Management Society
Production and Operations Management
Volume 22, Issue 2, pages 365–376, March–April 2013
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How to Cite
Pedraza-Martinez, A. J. and Van Wassenhove, L. N. (2013), Vehicle Replacement in the International Committee of the Red Cross. Production and Operations Management, 22: 365–376. doi: 10.1111/j.1937-5956.2011.01316.x
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- Issue online: 16 MAR 2013
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Alleged Misconduct Surfaces in Fired Delaware County Magistrate's Past
10TV has uncovered new information about a Delaware County magistrate accused of misconduct. Stephen Weithman has served as a magistrate for more than 30 years.
He was recently terminated and his law license could now be in jeopardy. 10TV obtained a copy of the termination letter given to the magistrate. It doesn't include a reason for the termination and the judge who signed it won't comment.
Leah Beswick said she worked as magistrate Stephen Weithman's administrative assistant for three years. She describes her boss as inappropriate and unprofessional. She claims he would refer to women based on their looks: the pretty one, the blonde one and he would refer to men by their last name, as in, Mr. last name."
Beswick said she submitted a lengthy complaint last year to the judge who appointed Weithman. In it, she alleges Weithman told her and a co-worker that, "You can show me more respect by showing more boobs."
10TV was not granted access to Weithman's personnel file on Thursday. Beswick claims the magistrate's punishment was to apologize. In a separate complaint filed with the state supreme court, it's alleged Weithman told an attorney he wouldn't sign for a forensic search of a computer, unless he was given a CD of the intimate photos allegedly contained on that computer.
Weithman denies the allegation, saying, "I did everything in my power to avoid seeing the pictures, including having them sealed by the court reporter.
Multiple accusations were contained in the complaint before the state court's discipline board, which has already recommended Weithman's law license be suspended for six months. Beswick said, "I'm glad they came forward. I'm glad something is being done, and I'm just sad it took so long."
10TV spoke to Weithman's attorney; he said he was never made aware of Beswick's claims. He also said he will not appeal the board's license suspension recommendation.