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Richard Pryor: You gotta be cool when you're macho man, cuz you can't be sensitive...
You gotta be cool when you're macho man, cuz you can't be sensitive and care about someone having a good time in bed, cuz that's too scary... When you don't use sensitivity when you're having sex, or share some of your soul, nothing gonna happen, because men really get afraid. Men really get scared in bed.
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I believe the ability to think is blessed. If you can think about a situation, you can deal with it. The big struggle is to keep your head clear enough to think.
Movies are movies, and I don't think any of them are going to hurt the moral fiber of America and all that nonsense.
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The Economist champions the advent of standards and a quality-control system for humanitarian organisations. The idea has obvious appeal, but humanitarian assistance cannot be reduced to a formulaic and quantifiable delivery of pills, blankets or sacks of grain. No one defends termite-ridden dwellings or leaky boats, but control measures like those proposed divorce the quality of humanitarian action from its specific context, transforming the human needs of individuals into the bio-medical needs of a population. In the end, humanitarian action becomes indistinguishable from charitable distribution, disengaged from people who require far more than assistance, and distanced from a confrontation with the causes of their suffering. It's humanitarian work without the humans.
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Head, Humanitarian Affairs, Medecins sans Frontieres
Your article on humanitarian aid ignores the fact that many of the'global giants of relief' that have signed up to HAP are guilty themselves of ineffective grant-giving. Hidebound by their sheer size and bureacracy, they find ensuring aid achieves its aim increasingly difficult. Inspecting mission statements, accounts and control systems is all very well, but a sensible audit would work its way up from the bottom. This would also reveal whether the needy are indeed being "short changed". These well publicised 'new' initiatives join many others that promise better regulation but while such monolithic organisations as the UN still see sense in appointing Zimbwabe to the Chair of the Commission on Sustainable Development only the naïve will be persuaded. Too much is said and too little done well in the arena of humaniatrian aid.
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But nothing pays simultaneous tribute to rock and motherhood like recognizing these rockin' moms and their kids who followed in their professional footsteps. Here's to the moms who rock, and their contributions to the musical gene pool.
Mom: Carole King
The songwriting team of Carole King and Jerry Goffin produced a huge catalog of hit songs. Their nine-year marriage produced two successors to the family business.
Louise Goffin is a singer-songwriter with a five album discography. She is heard in duet with her mother on the Gilmore Girls TV show theme, "Where You Lead."
Sherry Goffin Kondor -- who performed (along with sis Louise) with mom during her Living Room Tour in 2004 -- has recorded an album of children's music, founded the band Sugar Beats and manages pop artist Jesse McCartney.
Mom: Carly Simon
In music, there's nothing quite like the sound of family harmony, especially when the family includes the likes of James Taylor and Carly Simon. Mom enlisted her two talented children by Taylor, Ben and Sally, to join her on her 2005 tour.
When not performing with mom, son tours and records with the Ben Taylor Band. Daughter writes and sings and has three solo albums to her credit.
Mom: Michelle Phillips
Kid: Chynna Phillips
Michelle was the mama and John Phillips was the papa in both their professional and personal lives. Like mother (The Mamas and the Papas) like daughter Chynna (Wilson Phillips) -- both found their musical success came when they performed with a group, and both have also pursued acting careers.
Mom: Marilyn Rovell
Kids: Carnie Wilson and Wendy Wilson
Mom was part of a sister act, performing with Diane Lovell (and their cousin, Ginger Blake) as The Honeys in the '60s and '70s. Marilyn Lovall was married to Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys, and that union produced daughters Carnie and Wendy, who themselves became a sister act, teaming up with Chynna Phillips (see above) to form the popular Wilson Phillips trio in the '90s.
Mom: Yoko Ono
Mom has a catalog of 23 albums, seven of them with husband John Lennon. With that kind of genetic background, it seems inevitable that son should be a singer, songwriter and musician. He also has acting and film producing credits on his resume.
Mom: Bonnie Bramlett
Delaney & Bonnie and Friends were a successful musical collaboration in the late '60s and early '70s. Delaney and Bonnie Bramlett also co-produced daughter Bekka, who grew up to pursue a musical career that includes replacing Stevie Nicks as Fleetwood Mac's female vocalist in the '90s.
Mom: Jessi Colter
Both mom (widow of the late Waylon Jennings) and son have left their musical footprints primarily in the country genre, but both have crossed over to pop/rock: mom with '70s hits like "I'm Not Lisa" and son with Southern Rock band Stargunn.
Mom: Sharon Osbourne
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Vietnam Vet Fred Clapp Delivers Memorial Day Message in Memphis
June 2, 2005
Vietnam Vet Fred Clapp Delivers Memorial Day Message in Memphis
On Memorial Day, the nation joins together to remember soldiers that gave their lives in service to the United States. Patriotism has experienced a re-birth following 9/11 and the ongoing conflicts in the Middle East. But prior to that veterans of the nation's last great war, the Vietnam Conflict, may not have received the hero's welcome they deserved.
That was part of the message delivered by Fred Clapp as he addressed the gathering at the 59th Annual Wallace W. Gillespie Post #4958 of the VFW Memorial Day Services held on the Scotland County Courthouse lawn on Monday, May 30th.
Clapp, a helicopter pilot who served in Vietnam from 1969 to 1970, told the crowd that he adjusted to civilian life by putting his military experience behind him upon his return to the states.
But some 20 years after the war, Clapp had a life altering experience during a visit to Washington D.C. where he viewed the Vietnam Memorial Wall and saw the tens of thousands of names of servicemen and women who died in the war.
"I had an experience that reminded me that my military service was something that should not, and in fact, could not be ignored," Clapp proclaimed. "I went to the wall and found the name of Charles Smith from St. Charles, Missouri. I then took a piece of paper and a pencil and traced his name. I still have that piece of paper."
Smith was Clapp's roommate in primary flight school, where the two pilots learned how to fly helicopters. Smith died in a helicopter crash while on a night rescue mission. Clapp's friend had not even been in Vietnam long enough to begin receiving mail from home, when his life was taken.
"The visit to the Vietnam Memorial Wall was a much more emotional experience than I had expected," Clapp stated. "I learned that I could no longer just try to forget that part of my life – instead, I needed to remember that experience."
It is easy to understand why the pilot might have wished to forget about service. As a college student he had anticipated the war would be over before he was done with school. But when he graduated from the University of Missouri in 1968, his draft classification changed and just six months later he received his notice from the draft board requiring him to complete a physical and be prepared to enter the service.
"I am a veteran – however, I am not a veteran by choice," Clapp said. "Rather I am a veteran because I had no choice."
In June of 1969 Clapp was inducted into the Army and was off to Fort Polk, LA. He went on to Fort Wolters in Texas for primary flight training before moving to Fort Rucker, AL, to be trained in flying Huey helicopters.
In September of 1970 he landed at Ton San Huit airfield in Saigon on a charted flight filled with fellow soldiers.
What had seemed so unlikely just a few years earlier, was no too true for the kid from Lewis County who now found himself flying combat assault missions, picking up troops and hauling them to battle sites and running supplies to the encampments.
"Our company would put 12 to 15 Hueys in the air each day and four to six Cobra gunships," Clapp said. "We would fly in a fairly tight formation that was supposed to provide some protection against small arms fire. I will never forget the first time I saw the aircraft in front of mine go down."
But Clapp also got to experience his own helicopter going down, not once, but twice during his year in Viet Nam.
The first occurred when a flare went off in the helicopter, forcing Clapp to land the disabled aircraft before the fire burned through the floor into the fuel tank.
"I still remember how hot and bright it got just before we got down," Clapp stated.
"The second crash happened on a mountainside insertion when the helicopter's tail rotor became entangled in the adjoining vegetation, causing the pilot to lose control.
"It was a violent crash," Clapp recalled. "It is amazing that the most serious injury in that crash was a broken leg suffered by one of the recon team members. We were lucky to survive."
Add together his draft status, his two helicopter crashes and the loss of so many friends, it is easy to see why Clapp might want to push aside his memories as a veteran.
Yet Clapp closed his speech by stating, " I believe that God will bless all of those who are here today to honor our veterans. I believe that God blesses our community. I believe that God blesses our country. I believe that God reserves a special blessing for our veterans. I am a veteran, and I am proud of it."


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Darryl Strawberry had a sensational career as a baseball player. He was named nine times to All Star teams. He helped the New York Mets win one World Series. And he helped the New York Yankees win three World Series.
But Strawberry was also famous for booze, drugs, and womanizing.
He now has a new career. Darryl Strawberry is a minister. And, on Sunday, Strawberry told members of an Arlington congregation that the fame and the millions left him empty.
At a Baptist congregation called The Church at Clarendon, pastor David Perdue has organized a series of sermons called Blunt Questions. The question on this Sunday: "What does God have against sex, drugs, and rock and roll?" The guest minister: former baseball great Darryl Strawberry, who asked those attending the 11:00 a.m. service: "T16179. You know what that is? That's a prison number that I got. Because of addiction."
Darryl Strawberry's wife, Tracy, told the congregation: she was a "party girl" who also abused drugs and alcohol to the point where she lost custody of her children (from a previous marriage).
"Because that sin that was destroying me, I used to love [it] and used to willingly participate in [it] because that was my lifestyle," Tracy Strawberry declared. "Now, Christ is my lifestyle. He changed the desires of my heart, I didn't."
The Strawberrys, who are now both ministers, told the Arlington church-goers: do not confuse worldly success with happiness.
"I was once lost to the world," preached Darryl Strawberry with a smile. "I was once a man who had riches, fame, fortune -- everything you can ask to have. But there was no truth in that. There was no truth until I found Christ."
Congregants listened intently. Afterward, church member Ron Green told us, "I just was thinking about all the young athletes that have a lot of money. I'm hoping that maybe they'll hear this and maybe not make the same mistakes."
After the service, members of the Church at Clarendon got a chance to take a group photo (on the church front steps) with a minister who, earlier in life, earned four World Series victory rings.
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This July and August, the is hosting an exhibition of prize-winning posters designed by New Jersey City University art students and alumni commemorating the 125th anniversary of the Statue of Liberty.
The exhibit features the competition's winning poster, designed by Filipé Barros, as well as the posters selected to be juried in a competition held by the Statue of Liberty National Monument and Ellis Island to select designs for commemorative materials for the Statue's 125th anniversary.
The theme of the competition was "Honor History – Envision the Future."
The exhibit is open to the public during regular library hours.
We have timed this exhibit of Ellis Island and Statue of Liberty art work to coincide with Independence Day.
As a formal kickoff of the exhibit and to celebrate the library's American Dream week, the library will be hosting a reception for the artists on Monday evening, July 9 at 7:00 pm.
A very exciting development for us is that two of the artists, Sidra Hassan and Ray Greaves, will be holding art workshops for our teens starting the very next day! Our community's young artists will learn something from these pros about taking a concept like freedom and communicating it visually on a poster. Our teen artists will have a chance to exhibit their work this summer and to participate in an exciting poster contest this fall. More details on the latter will be announced at the reception.
The reception is free and open to all interested participants, but you must RSVP! Attendees are encouraged to register through the library's website, by phone at 908-322-5007, x.204, or via e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com. Refreshments will be served.
The Scotch Plains Library is located at 1927 Bartle Avenue, one block from Park Avenue in the center of town.
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If the jet you saw was an F-20 and it only rolled about 80 feet before the gear collapsed, that was mine. I have that problem worked out now. But no way can it be landed on a 200 foot runway. Dang.
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I came back to find the info on the strip and realized there was content directed at me I never responded to. In response to the Gentle Lady on the OR coast...that was so long ago I can't really remember what the model looked like. I do remember it was fairly large so it could have been a Gentle Lady. I know it was more like a thermal plane that a sleek high wind slope soarer. I don't really remember the color but I think it may have been white or predominately white. That would be quite the coincidence though.
Did your work bring you to the gorge? If so we should hit the slope sometime.
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Barberton Herald, Barberton, Ohio, Nov. 10, 1976
ARNOLD D. COUCH, 81 years of 3524 S. Turkeyfoot Rd., Portage Lakes, passed away Nov. 6, 1976 at Barberton Citizens Hospital. He was born in Durham, N. Carolina and lived in the Akron area for 50 years. He was retired from Emmett Machine Company and was a World War I veteran and a member of South Akron Fraternal Order of Eagles.
He is survived by his wife, Beatrice; daughters, Mrs. Betty Barbee and Mrs. Rose Barbee both of Norfolk, Va. and Mrs. John (Bonnie) Cahill of Hinckley; eight grandchildren and seven great grandchildren; sister, Mrs. Frances Cole; and step-brother, Chesley Trice, both of Durham, N.C. Services were held at Billow Lakes Chapel with Rev. James Simpson officiating. Interment Manchester Cemetery.


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Startup life is fraught with peril, but it's one space where prior experience really helps. These business owners share how their business expertise evolved.
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About Arcanists in FFXIV: ARR
Arcanists are a mage-based class that falls under the Disciples of Magic category. This is a pretty powerful class in terms of DPS. It is capable of dealing tons of damage and, even better, are its DoT (damage over time) abilities which are incredibly useful in dungeon runs. Arcanists are also capable of summoning a Carbuncle, which is a small bunny-like pet that provides healing and also attacks enemies for the caster.
The Arcanist acquires different Carbuncles that it can summon as you level up the class. Some of these pets are designed to be DPS characters while others can operate as a pretty decent tank. These creatures can be very helpful in battles both for the individual player running the Arcanist class and his or her party members.
To become an Arcanist you'll either have to select it as your starting class in the beginning of the game or wait until you're level 10 and then speak with Murie, the Arcanist's Guild (named Mealvaan's Gate) receptionist who is located in the Lower Decks are of Limsa Lominsa.
NOTES: The primary stat you'll want to focus on increasing for an Arcanist is Intelligence which will improve the amount of damage your spells can do. It's also important to note that Arcanists are capable of taking on either the Summoner or Scholar jobs once your character is at level 30.
Skills of the Arcanist
The Arcanist has access to a variety of skills from attack casts to summons to debuffs and beyond. Most of the skills are simple attack spells that deal damage. Some of the debuff skills will decrease the enemy's strength, dexterity, or simply inhibits them in some way.
Here is the full list of skills Arcanists have:
Traits of the Arcanist
As with all other classes traits are the passive skills used by the class. Most of the traits used by the Arcanist class are focused around boosting the Intelligence attribute, increasing attack damage, shortening cast times of certain spells, and restoring HP.
Here are all of the traits for this class:
Race & Craft Recommendations
As with any other class you'll want to make your race and craft selections based on what your Arcanist needs. Because this mage class relies heavily on the Intelligence stat you'll probably want to choose the Duskwight Elezen as your character race since they start off with a 23 for it.
For crafting you'll more than likely want to try using the crafts of Alchemy and Weaving. Arcanists can benefit greatly from the various consumable buffs you can create as an Alchemist. They can also make great use of the different cloth-based armors (including mage-specific pieces) that you can make as a Weaver.
Arcanist Quests
Just like any other class in FFXIV: A Realm Reborn, the Arcanist is given a set of quests to complete. Each one is given to you by an NPC at the Arcanist's Guild (called Mealvaan's Gate). You'll unlock them as you level up in the class. The beginning quests are meant to get you acquainted with the abilities of the Arcanist while later quests help you get new skills and help out other NPCs. Each quest completion rewards you with experience, gil, and items.
Here is the complete list of quests for the Arcanist:
- Way of the Arcanist (level 1)
- My First Grimoire (level 1)
- What's In the Box (level 5)
- Tactical Planning (level 10)
- Topaz Teachings (level 15)
- Over the Rails (level 15)
- Pincer Maneuver (level 20)
- Grimoire Fandango (level 25)
- Forgotten But Not Gone (level 30)
- Austerities of Flame (level 30)
- Sinking Doesmaga (level 30)
The vast majority of these quests will be given to you by the NPC called Thubyrgeim, the guildmaster of the Arcanist's Guild. The first mission, however, is issued to you by the guild receptionist, Murie.
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The Lexington Arts and Crafts Society will hold a special Exhibition of original work by adults and teens, beginners to advanced, of students enrolled in our Education Program of classes and workshops offered by the Society over the past 78 years to preserve and promote excellence in both the traditional and contemporary Arts and Crafts.
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After having to shake off some jitters at the Class 1A girls tennis tournament, the Camanche doubles duet of Lindsey Grams and Kylie Vogel won both matches Thursday over teams from Dubuque Wahlert and Creston.
In the first round, Vogel and Grams defeated Audrey Hinz and Katie Hendricks of Dubuque Wahlert 6-0, 6-1.
"They played aggressively throughout," Camanche coach Erin Montgomery said. "Kylie had some great serves in there that both girls worked off of nicely."
While the first match didn't have much stress on the Indians' duo, their match against Creston/Orient-Macksburg's Audrey Fyock and Jenna Taylor (6-3, 6-0) seemed to give Grams and Vogel some jitters.
"Their shots were a little bit longer, and Creston's kids were very scrappy," Montgomery said. "Today was their first time playing in a week, and it's at the state tournament, so it took them awhile to get comfortable.
"It's hard to have a full week off and have to come back and play at such a high level," Montgomery said.
Despite having some early issues against C/O-M, Montgomery was proud of their resiliency and attitude.
"They never hung their heads," she said. "They knew what they needed to do in order to move on, and they did. They have set high goals for themselves, which I'm glad, because I have, too."
Camanche's semifinal match was scheduled for this morning against Red Oak's Erica Sherman and Grace Blomstedt. Mongtomery kept an eye on those two as they were competing two courts down from Vogel and Grams.
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SOUND SHORE MEDICAL CENTER — The fifth and fourth graders sung holiday carols to patients at this hospital on Nov. 27 from 4 pm to 6 pm.
Going to three different levels in the hospital, the students sang songs like "Jingle Bells," "Little Drummer Boy" and "O Christmas Tree."
All the kids had fun and received candy canes, hot chocolate and lots of cookies. Everyone liked doing it, but parents thought it was hard to get to.
Tommy Roche (4G) said that it helped everyone get into the Christmas spirit.
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The EMBA program runs in parallel with the Master of Science in Technology Management program for Experienced Professionals (MSTM). The latter starts in the Fall (September) and ends 21 months later at the conclusion of the Spring semester (end of May). There is typically a one or two-week break between semesters and a month break in August.
After completing the 12 courses of the MSTM curriculum, EMBA students continue in the EMBA extension program which consists of four [4] courses designed to broaden competency in business management. Students may start the extension program in any semester following completion of the MSTM component of the program.
Saturday Schedule: Students attend class every other Saturday on the Stevens campus in the Babbio Center for Technology Management. Class meets from 8:30 AM to 5.15 PM, with continental breakfast and lunch provided. Students take two courses per semester.
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- No disruption to your regular work schedule
- Alternate Saturday schedule allows you to balance personal commitments with the demands of the academic program.
Half-Time Option: While students will gain maximum advantage from the program by taking the two-courses per semester in lock-step sequence, we do realize that work, time, and fiscal constraints may necessitate a lessened work load. Students who elect the half-time option take one course per semester. While this option does offer flexibility, students should be aware that it does double the time required to complete the degree.
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Program cost:
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Today, smartphone maker Sony Ericsson announced its Q4 and year-end 2011 performance results. While the company saw a 65 percent increase in sales of its Android-powered Xperia line of smartphones over Q4 of last year, it still posted a very large loss of 247 million EUR for the year on sales of 34.4 million phones. This contrasts with the profit of 90 million EUR that it posted at the end of 2010 on sales of 43.1 million handsets.
The company claims that the loss is due to, in part, its move away from the feature phone market, increased competition in the smartphone market, and the flooding in Thailand that impacted its suppliers.
Sony Ericsson notes that it has sold 28 million of its Xperia line of smartphones to date, and that it expects the acquisition of Ericsson's stake in the company by Sony to close in late January or early February.
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A 20-year-old Boise man was hospitalized with serious injuries after firefighters extricated him from the four-door Honda he was driving.
The driver of the other vehicle, a 37-year-old Boise man, was also taken to a local hospital. Boise police officers were unsure of the extent of his injuries, according to a police report.
The Honda struck the passenger side of a Ford Expedition at the intersection at 6:47 p.m, police said. The Ford then hit a traffic signal and nearly struck a pedestrian waiting to cross the street with his dog.
Police said it appears the driver of the Expedition, who was headed south on Curtis and was turning left onto Plymouth, failed to yield to the Honda. Officers believe alcohol may have been involved.
Curtis Road was closed to traffic for about an hour.
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An community forum on Oakland Lake will be held by the Alley Pond Environmental Center in observance of Earth Week.
The forum will discuss the lake's history as an oasis for Native Americans, as well as a water source for historic Flushing Village.
APEC's Educational Director Aline Euler, who will be hosting the discussion, will also speak to the body of water's role in the area as an urban lake.
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By ROD ROSE
CNHI News Service
Nearly half of the 80 seats in Boone County Circuit Court held prospective
jurors Friday morning for the fifth day of jury selection in David Camm's murder trial. Another 12 people sat in the jury box.
Camm is accused of shooting and killing his wife and two children at their Georgetown home on Sept. 28, 2000. He has twice been convicted, and twice those convictions have been overturned on appeal. His third trial was moved to Boone County — 25 miles northwest of Indianapolis — because of extensive publicity in Southern Indiana.
More than 100 witnesses could be called by both sides during the trial, Special Judge Jonathan Dartt told the jurors before lawyers began questioning them.
Among those queries were whether jurors could "sit in judgment" of someone; how they perceived the difference between "reasonable doubt" and "any doubt;" and if they would be disturbed when examining graphic evidence.
Both sides are trying to chose, from a pool of 150 people, 12 jurors and seven alternates whom they think will believe their version of what happened. Each side may excuse up to 20 jurors.
After Dartt read the list of possible witnesses — 54 for the prosecution, 52 for the defense, with some of them duplicates — he asked if any jurors knew or were related to any of those witnesses.
A woman stood and said she thought it was possible; her father was from Illinois, and his family "was huge," she said.
Special Prosecutor Stan Levco began his juror interviews about 9:55 a.m.
Did the jurors understand the difference between "reasonable" doubt and "any" doubt, he asked.
Some did.
"I think you have to follow the orders," one said.
Others were less certain.
One juror hesitated after Levco asked, "If I prove it to you beyond a reasonable doubt, what would your verdict be?"
"Could you repeat the question?" she asked.
Two prospective jurors said they would not be able to look at what Levco called "gruesome" evidence, including photographs of the scene.
Levco may have hinted at a possible line of testimony when he asked whether jurors would give more weight to one side if it produced more expert witnesses than the other.
The defense has won permission to introduce DNA evidence using a technique unavailable at Camm's other trials. The prosecution would attempt to discredit that testimony.
Camm is represented by Richard Kammen, who was appointed to the defense team after lead attorney Katharine Liell withdrew in January 2010, citing business and personal issues. Stacy Uliana, who assisted Liell, remains on the defense team.
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Apple wants your money. And to help get it, they want your credit card information on file so that it can be easier for you to buy music, movies and apps from the iTunes store. That's why they require you to input a valid form of payment, usually a credit card, when you register for an iTunes account. But did you know it is rather easy to remove the credit card information from your account?
- Open iTunes on your PC.
- If not already signed in, log in to your account by choosing "Sign In" from the Store menu. (It's just to the left of Help.)
- Once signed in, choose "View my Apple ID" from the Store menu. You may have to enter your password again.
- In the Apple ID Summary, click on the "Edit >" link directly to the right of Payment Type. This allows you to edit your choice of payment.
- Instead of choosing a credit card, click the "None" button. (I've highlighted it in the Photo above this article.)
- Scroll down and choose Done from the bottom.
That's it. You now have an Apple iTunes Account with no credit card attached, which can be very handy if you want to give an iPad to your kid and make sure there is no way they can run up a large bill on it. Read on to find out how to get apps onto the iPad now that it has no credit card attached.


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I am one of the new faces at the office. I bring many years of chairside and business office experience with me and hope to make a significant positive contribution to the practice.
I have been enjoying meeting our patients and thank you all for being so welcoming. I look forward to serving each of you.
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When I'm not in the office, I love horseback riding, playing the guitar and singing! But my favorite activity is simply spending time with my family. We often do activities together, and have great vacations!
Katie is our newest hygienist. She comes to us with considerable experience. Her enthusiasm is infectious. Join us in welcoming her to our practice.
Katie loves to spend time with her husband and daughter.
I came to the practice in February of 2011 with many years of dental experience, both on the clinical and business side. It has been so exciting to see how dedicated Dr. Markiewicz and the entire team are to working to provide our patients with the best dental experience possible. I have been learning so much and am grateful for the opportunity to be a part of such a great team.
I am so excited to have completed the requirements and passed the exams necessary to earn my Certified Dental Assistant designation.
I have two wonderful children and enjoy spending time with them.
I am one of the newer faces in the practice. I am a 2013 graduate from Drake University with a degree in Health Services Management. You will see me in the clinic, assisting Dr. Markiewicz or helping the business team.
I came to realize I love the dental field. I plan on continuing my education by attending Dental Hygiene School. I am currently completing per-requisites and hope to begin Hygiene School in the fall of 2014.
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Once the image quality is optimal, simply click on an object in the image to automatically identify it as the model for segmentation of all objects in the image. If needed, add other steps that identify the location and boundary of each object. Then, filter the objects based on their properties, such as size or intensity. Optionally remove border objects, invert objects, and keep or remove marked objects. You can even indicate that a user should draw regions on an image before using your custom measurement so that the regions will be used as the first segmentation in the sequence of analysis steps.
Not only can you measure the segmented image that results from the entire sequence of steps, you can also specify that segmentations from specific steps be measured, which gives you the ability to measure both objects and features within objects. The measurement results for all of the segmentations that you specify will be collated into one measurement results table.
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After you have designed your custom measurement, select a graphic for it from a built-in library of icons. Save the custom measurement and it will be automatically added to the list of standard measurements on the Measure tab. Or, export the custom measurement to a file and distribute it to other researchers. Any time after saving or deploying the custom measurement, import it to modify it or modify it directly from the Measure tab.
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Counting the ways to best remember this two-game, three-day portion of the wildly compressed NHL schedule, officially and unofficially.
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The closest grocery stores are Asian Grocery & Halal Meat, Latinos Taste and Ohbok Oriental Store.
Nearby coffee shops include Cafe 648 and Dunkin' Donuts. There are 25 restaurants within a 15 minute walk including Wings To Go, Lucky House Chinese Carry Out and Bleue's Bistro.
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Farmer, Mark Ross (2012) Rebellious uniform. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
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In this thesis, I focus on adolescent teens at Kingswood College High School, where I am currently employed as a student assistant in Grahamstown. I form part of a networked hierarchy at Kingswood College whereby I am expected to perform duties which require me to uphold discipline, forge respect and act as a mentor to students. Within this complex role I am mindful of the power dynamics within the school and my focus is on how the students at Kingswood College in some instances challenge them. Regulations in regard to uniforms and in regard to the arrangement of each learner's belongings insist on the sublimation/sacrificing of an individual identity in favour of an institutional one. Thus tiny departures from those norms, slight transgressions, might be understood as small rebellions which the boarder stages against disciplinary structures and the conformity demanded of him or her. I am particularly interested in these transgressions. In this thesis I attempt to unravel the complexities associated with such idiosyncrasies and how they play out amongst adolescent teens.
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From Robert Morrow conservative activist
512-306-1510 Austin, TX firstname.lastname@example.com
Head of the C.R.A.P coalition – Conservative Republicans Against Perry
Rick Perry is the biggest FRAUD and PHONY in American politics today. Rick Perry has done nothing but promote BIG government for 9 years. Rick Perry is pushed through a gargantuan toll road taxing and spending scheme, the biggest tax increase in Texas history, billions and billions of dollars, all for his special interest toll road friends.
Not only that Perry promoted a NEW BUSINESS MARGINS TAX, a small business killer passed 2 years ago. Yet he has the nerve to come to a Tea Party anti-tax rally. I am not supporting this idiot. I am for anybody BUT Rick Perry.
Then Rick Perry tried to force every 12 year girl in Texas to take a MANDATORY HPV VACCINE SHOT, a huge infringement on parental rights, with the parents forced to pay $400 for the shot.
Rick Perry says he is for states rights, but HE IS FOR THE UNITED NATIONS! He goes to a Tea Party, yet he has tea time with the globalist Bilderbergers when no one is looking – TWICE he has gone there, and they sure don't believe in the US Constitution.
Rick Perry is desperate; I think he is beginning to figure out that he can't win on pro-life alone, while being funded with toll road money.
I am for ANYONE but Rick Perry in 2010.
Robert Morrow conservative activist Austin, TX
CRAP coalition – Conservatives Against Rick Perry
"Are you sick of Rick Perry's BIG government CRAP?
It is time to flush Rick Perry's CRAP agenda down the toilet. Rick Perry gives a speech at a Tea Party rally but all he does is promote TAXING, TOLLING, BIG SPENDING and BIG GOVERNMENT when. What kind of big government CRAP does Rick Perry promote?
CRAP #1 Trans Texas Corridor and the gargantuan, multi-billion dollar toll road fiasco. The TTC and the toll roads are the biggest TAXING, SPENDING AND TOLLING increase in the history of Texas! The toll road scam screws Texas taxpayers, consumers, drivers and landowners. Rick Perry shoved toll roads down the throats of millions of Texans. It is a prime example of the big government, pro-tax, pro-toll agenda of Rick Perry. Then he wants to sell these roads off for quick cash like a fool.
CRAP #2 How about that NEW business margins tax that Rick Perry pushed through in 2007? These victims get to pay taxes on some formula of the total revenue of their companies. That means these small companies pay taxes on revenue, not income or profits. So you still pay taxes even if you are losing money!! That's Rick Perry CRAP.
CRAP #3 Rick Perry tried to mandate that all the young girls in Texas be FORCED to take an HPV vaccine! That was a tremendous invasion into the FAMILY LIVES of millions of Texans and this idiotic Big Brother CRAP is reason enough to vote for anyone but Perry. Rick Perry wants to stick a needle filled with a possibly dangerous, probably ineffective chemical into the arms of every 6th grade girl in Texas.
CRAP #4 It was really tragic for Rick Perry to support the raid in the FLDS community and removal of 439 children from their parents on the basis of an out-of-state crank phone call. Think of all the tears, trauma and family destruction that Rick Perry and an out-of-control Child "Protective" Services caused when they pulled that CRAP. As of today, all but ONE of the children have been sent back to their parents; it just shows you what CRAP this case was.
CRAP #5 Texas Enterprise Fund. That is Rick Perry's slush fund to dole out your money to political supporters. Looks some socialistic/fascist CRAP to me.
CRAP #6 How about that $3 Billion for medical research pork barrel for that Lance Armstrong cancer deal? More BIG GOVERNMENT from Rick Perry. Or banning smoking in all those restaurants and bars? Or the $5 door fee Rick Perry supported to TAX every patron of a topless club? What CRAP, he wants to oppress strippers and their patrons now! Whether you are at home, driving on a road, running a business, raising a daughter, or dancing at a topless bar, Rick Perry wants BIG Government to be there with you, taxing you, tolling you, sticking needles in your daughter, and taking $5 every time you go to a topless bar. It is time to flush out Rick Perry's CRAP!
Robert Morrow


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I don't know if this is an option for you, if you really like Ellis, an hyphenated last name ("Ellis Johnson-Heller") would be a good way to make it work.
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I love Ellis, but yeah ... I don't think it works. I definitely wouldn't use it. It has a similar sound to 'Helen Keller'. Elliott is similar and sounds better with your last name (in my opinion). Even Elsa sounds a tad better (still probably wouldn't use it, but I don't think it's AS bad as Ellis). Here are a few other no-frills options:


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Special Correspondent to the Glade Sun
Due to winter road safety concerns, the board of directors set up new policy on FGCC facilities closings at the Feb 28 board meeting. Bob Weber, the general manager, announced that the Community Club will initially follow the Cumberland County's school closing/delay decisions for all Glade facilities. Residents and employees should monitor the school closing/delays via TV and/or radio, which will initially be mirrored by the FG Community Club.
When the schools close or delay opening, the Community Club will do the same by sending a confirming email to residents. Later in the morning, if road conditions improve, FGCC facilities may open which will be confirmed by another email that announces opening time. Weber encouraged residents to provide email addresses for notifications. For those without email access, he suggested that residents call the facility first to verify they are open.
On weekends, emails will be sent out as before, informing residents of closings or opening delays. Trash pickup schedules will be affected the same as FGCC facilities.
Board President Bob Stackhouse announced the formation of a new History Committee. He explained that the history of Fairfield Glade going back over 40 years is very interesting, and this committee would be able to provide interesting stories, pictures and memorabilia for the enjoyment of members and visitors alike. Applications to be on the History Committee are now available at the Administration Building.
Stackhouse said that members are needed to serve on the Election Committee from April to October. The committee is responsible for handling the nominee process and to manage the election of FGCC Directors per the covenants and restrictions.
According to President Stackhouse, two huge projects will be completed this spring: the new Dorchester irrigation system and the waste water drip field. He also announced great news for Fairfield Glade golfers: Dorchester will have all the cart paths replaced this spring. The renovation of the interior of the Multi-Purpose building is progressing.
Stackhouse continued, "In March Upland Design will complete the facilities study on maintenance and improvements. The St. George Marina Pavilion and the Dorchester Cabana renovation plans are on the website and at the Conference Center for members to examine and to make comments and/or suggestions."
There will be a Special Board meeting at 3 p.m. on March 14 to approve the final plans for the Dorchester Cabana so it can be ready by Memorial Day weekend.
There is a trial golf policy on the website for renters (three months or more) whereby the renter can pay an annual upfront $600 fee to play golf at member rates. The board will review and evaluate this trial in one year.
Bob Weber reported the search for a communication/marketing position is going well, with good resumes being submitted. On site interviews will be conducted by the end of March. New carpeting at Heatherhurst Clubhouse will be installed in early March.
John Conrad reported the Trails Committee is up and running already, with four new trails for 2013 underway. Maps of six trails are on the website and available at the Administration Building. The Rotary Club has sponsored a bench on two of the paved trail which is very much appreciated. Should any other organizations wish to do the same, the Trails Committee would welcome the help.
Jim Etzel, representing the Fire Department Committee, happily reported a new fire truck has been purchased to replace Engine #5. The truck turned out to be a much better truck than originally anticipated. The goal of $100,000 was exceeded by $10,000, due to a great response from FG residents and local businesses. In addition, the board of directors contributed $35,000 from the FG Community Club. The truck was able to be purchased for $150,000, with an additional donation of $5,000 contributed by the FFG firefighters. Originally the truck was priced at $189,000, however, resident Bruce Jodarski was able to haggle the price down to $150,000. Jodarski was responsible for finding the truck, in addition to handling price negotiations. The new fire truck should last many years due to its superior quality. Treasurer Pete Cahill announced that eight candidates have offered their services for the two new Audit Committee positions. A final decision is to be made within days.
The Incorporation Committee is working diligently on the governmental, political and financial aspects of incorporation. Cahill said the committee is close to making their presentation to the board of directors. Then, with board approval, the committee will make a presentation to the membership.
Chief Randy Hoover reported for January:
30 hours radar, five citations, four arrests, one burglary (solved), seven thefts, 79 ambulance calls, 69 resident assists, 997 home security checks and four vehicle collisions.
Tim Martin reported that bids will be put out soon on the Dartmoor spillway project. Bids are out for the Dorchester pool cabana and the St. George Marina fish fry pavilion. Both marinas are now open 9 a.m.–3 p.m., with limited services Monday through Friday.
Director Bob Diller wanted to publicly compliment Tim Martin for his outstanding work creating cost effective 4-5 year project plans. Diller's example was the $100,000 budgeted to replace old fluorescent bulbs due to changes in federal law. Martin's plan will do the job for only $60–70,000.
James Ivankovich, food/beverage manager, reported January net revenues were down $4,800 from budget. January costs of liquor, beer and wine were under budget.
Upcoming Legends events that will be advertised in the Glade Sun: Prime Rib night March 7, Chicken/Pasta nights March 8 and 22, Beer Tasting March 13 plus seafood specials Friday nights in March. In addition, a St. Patrick's Day Buffet at Stonehenge on Sunday March 17.
Easter egg fun activities at the Conference Center including pictures with the Easter Bunny will be held Saturday, March 30. Easter Brunch will be held Sunday March 31.
Golf Director Steve Kraft reported the golf course comparisons for the year of 2012: Nationwide 27,481 rounds; Tennessee 24,884; Druid Hills 35,213; Dorchester 36,638; Heatherhurst 78,866; and Stonehenge 30,849.
Frank Christopher, the PGA assistant pro at Stonehenge, has accepted the GM position at Fall Creek Falls as of March 15. Stonehenge opened in 1985; Christopher has worked there since 1988.
Dorchester will open April 1 with concrete cart paths #13 through #15 completed. Blacktop resurfacing on all the remaining cart paths will be done with savings realized from the irrigation budgeted funds that were not spent.
The board passed the new lot merger policy and the new grinder pump policy, which are both available on the website.
A member request to waive $1,735 in ACC fines was denied by the board. It was explained that there are fines applied when homes being built do not meet required deadlines of completion. The deadlines are extremely liberal when compared to normal construction timelines. Sam McAdoo said that most homes are completed 4 – 8 months early, and this home was the only problem in the past two years. The home construction ran way beyond deadlines, resulting in $7,500 in fines.
The board passed a motion to move checking and payroll accounts to the Cumberland County bank to save money.
Appropriation Requests approved:
$98,450 to repave the cart paths on the back nine at Dorchester and $151,460 for the front nine cart paths.
$80,000 for the inflow/infiltration project.
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PHOENIX -- Arizona Senate Democrats announced Monday that they will be voting on an emergency measure to keep the state's unemployment system solvent.
According to Sen. Linda Lopez, the state borrowed money from the federal government to keep unemployment funds from running dry. They also imposed a special assessment of Arizona employers that has expired.
"To keep us from incurring penalties, we will issue bonds to resolve the issue by May of next year," said Lopez.
The move is expected to save the state and businesses money while ensuring that funds remain available to those who lose their jobs.
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The U.S. Physician workforce is characterized by a growing shortage of primary care physicians and medical specialists. It is estimated that by 2020 there will be an additional need of 200,000 physicians in the U.S.
An alarming misdistribution pattern of physicians has left areas in the U.S. medically underserved, particularly in rural America. The shortage appears even in metropolitan areas, where specialty positions becoming increasingly difficult to fill.
Foreign Physicians or International Medical Graduates (IMGs) are an important group in the physician workforce. Currently 24% of physicians are foreign born and working in specific practice areas, which go largely unfilled by the U.S. Medical Graduates. These specialty areas include Primary Care, General Surgery, Anesthesiology, and Mental Health.
The majority of IMGs hold a J-1 Exchange Visitor visa. Under section 212 (e) of the Immigration and Nationality Act these IMGs, who enter the U.S. to receive medical training or education, must return to their home country of citizenship or place of last residence where they obtained their J-1 visas for two years. Otherwise they are not eligible for a work visa or adjustment of status for permanent residency (green card).
J-1 Waivers are available to IMGs who have employment that is important to an "interested government agency", who have suffered persecution in their home country, or who can demonstrate that a return to their home country will cause undue physical or medical hardship to their U.S. citizen or permanent resident spouse or child. Two year home residency waivers based on a no objection letter from the physician's home country are
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Once the IMG is granted a Waiver, he will be eligible by sponsorship of a U.S. employer, for a professional visa to work in the U.S., referred to as an H-1B1 visa. This visa, with extensions, is valid for a period of up to six (6) years, and after three years the foreign physician is eligible to apply for permanent residency (green card).
Foreign physicians are also required to obtain a license from the U.S. State of intended employment to practice medicine.
Foreign physicians who graduated from a medical school in a foreign country can come to the U.S. primarily to teach or conduct research. They must pass the Federation Licensing Examination (FLEX) and pass the English language proficiency test (TOEFL) given by the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG) or an equivalent examination as determined by the Health and Human Services, such as the U.S. Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) Steps 1, and 2 CK & Step 2 CS, which includes the assessment of spoken English proficiency by passing Step 2 CS.
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