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Remembrance Day and Janine Anderson
Janine Anderson at petition drive for National Remembrance Day.
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The first "National Day of Remembrance" will be held this Friday, and Oak Ridge will be among the sites holding ceremonies.
The day's events will honor workers in the nation's nuclear weapons program, many of whom fell sick and ultimately died as a result of workplace exposures, Hundreds of thousands of workers have participated in the U.S. weapons program since its inception in World War II, when work began on the first atomic bombs.
U.S. Sen. Lamar Alexander, R-Tenn., was among the sponsors of the Senate Resolution 151, which designated Oct. 30 as a Day of Remembrance.
In Oak Ridge, especially for many of the sick workers and their advocates, the day will also be a day of remembrance for Janine Anderson, a passionate advocate who accomplished a lot on behalf of many workers while battling a spate of workplace-inducted illnesses herself. Anderson died on May 2, just days after launching a petition drive in Oak Ridge to bring about the special day.
Anderson was a forceful player in the national effort to get a federal compensation program for sick nuclear workers, and she helped organize and develop the Coalition for a Healthy Environment, Alliance for Nuclear Worker Advocacy Groups, and the Cold War Patriots.
I talked with Richard Anderson earlier today about Friday's events, and he seemed upbeat and enthusiastic, probably because he knows his late wife would have been so happy to see one of her dreams become a reality. He said he considered going to Washington for events there, but decided it was more important for him to be in Oak Ridge. He was excited about similar events being held at sites all around the country.
The Department of Energy and the National Nuclear Security Administration are co-hosting an event that begins at 4 p.m. at the American Museum of Science and Energy in Oak Ridge. (There will be an informal gathering before that, with refreshments available in the museum's lobby.)
In a statement released to the news media today, DOE Manager Gerald Boyd said, "The people working in support of nuclear weapons production, research and development over the last 60 years have made vital contributions to our national security. They helped end World War II, win the Cold War, and establish the U.S. as a leader in science, technology and engineering. We are proud to honor them during this event."
Friday's event is open to the public, and DOE said former and current weapons program workers are encouraged to attend.
Ted Sherry, the federal manager at the Y-12 nuclear weapons plant, said in a statement:
"We are fortunate to have dedicated professionals who are truly ground breakers in their fields working to provide our country nuclear safety and security. Like those who came before them, the men and women working in today's nuclear security enterprise are making the country safer through their efforts to maintain a safe, secure, and effective nuclear deterrent and through their non proliferation work."


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Missed Monday's River Forest Village Board meeting? Patch has the recap.
Street Repairs Approved: The bidding process is underway for the village's 2011 street improvement program. Public works director Phil Cotter said work is expected to begin in July and be completed by September, with road crews under orders to complete work in the 1200 and 1300 blocks of Ashland Avenue before the start of the school year at For a complete list of streets scheduled for repairs, see the village's website.
New Concordia Scoreboard, Seats OKd: The board approved 's plans for the relocation of the school's ball field scoreboard, the addition of a press box and the installation fixed bleacher seating for better spectator sight lines at the field, located on Division Street between William Street and Bonnie Brae Place. Glen Steiner, the university's director of operations, billed the renovations as a "recruiting tool" that would help Concordia "remain in step...with other schools in the area."
Weiss Sworn Into Office: After 14 months in the interim role, Greg Weiss was appointed police chief.
Curfew Discussed: Newly minted police Chief Greg Weiss and the board kicked around the idea of upping to 18 years old the age limit for local curfew laws, which prohibit those 17 and under from being out after hours. The idea, officials said, is to bring the laws in line with next-door Oak Park, where curfew laws apply to those 18 and under.
Attorneys Paid: An invoice from village law firm Klein, Thorpe and Jenkins Ltd. totaling $9,743.24 was approved for payment. Records show the invoice includes work for local prosecution an advising various village departments for the month of May.
Cameras Considered: The River Forest Village Board is considering the installation of red-light cameras at two heavily traveled local intersections: westbound North Avenue at Harlem Avenue and southbound Harlem Avenue at Lake Street.
Water Main Contractor Awarded: Roselle-based Neri Bros. Construction was the lowest bidder for the village's Monroe Water Main Replacement program, which will replace an aging, leaky six-inch water main under Monroe Avenue between Augusta and Iowa Streets with a new eight-inch main. Neri Bros. will be paid $177,885.10 for the work.


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Paul Ryan Tells AARP Members Inflation is Their Enemy
GOP vice presidential nominee says Federal Reserve policy hurts seniors.
Republican vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan told members of the senior-citizen lobby AARP Friday in New Orleans that the Federal Reserve's accommodative policy is "a short-term fix that comes at a long-term cost" to seniors.
"The Fed's actions are already having an effect on energy prices and food prices, forcing our nation's seniors to stretch their fixed incomes," he said. "All this money-printing hurts savers. It threatens the future value of our money—and seniors are bearing most of the risk."
It was only a small part of a speech otherwise largely devoted to pitching Ryan's controversial Medicare plan to seniors—a speech that drew boos from the crowd. But why mention it at all? Or, more pointedly: is the topic of inflation—over which a president has little power—a winner on the campaign trail?
The answer is that it may be, particularly among seniors. Inflation is an important issue to seniors in part because of entitlements. Inflation became a hot issue last year, when the congressional "supercommittee" tasked with identifying areas for government savings considered changing the figure used for calculating Social Security cost of living increases from the consumer price index to the so-called chained CPI. By changing it from the regular to the chained CPI, which takes into account substitutions that people make when faced with higher prices, it would have likely meant slightly lower benefit levels.
"This so-called 'chained CPI', through compounding, would cut seniors' benefits by thousands of dollars over their lifetimes – and the older one gets, the larger the cut," said AARP Executive Vice President Nancy LeaMond last fall.
The question, though is whether Ryan is right: have Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke and the members of the board's Open Market Committee really been behind recent price bumps in food and energy? Perhaps, but certainly not entirely.
On the one hand, the Fed's policy of "quantitative easing" in which it engages in buying bonds, has created inflation in certain categories, according to Doug Roberts, managing principal at Channel Capital. But inflation has been subdued in other areas. "Food and energy has tended to pop up, but other areas have tended to come down. What happened is the basket averages out."
Food prices have grown by 2 percent over the last 12 months, according to the CPI, and gas prices have grown by 1.8 percent. But depending on the month, those jumps can be much bigger—last month, the CPI for gasoline jumped up 9 percent.
Quantitative easing can also cause price hikes in commodities, like food inputs and oil, as investors flock look for higher returns than they can get on bonds, as the Fed's buying depresses their rates of return, says Roberts. That can boost food and energy prices.
However, food and energy prices are volatile, subject to fluctuations in the weather and geopolitics. Separating the rise attributable to Fed policy from such distortions as the Midwest drought or Middle East unrest is virtually impossible.
Roberts says the notion, voiced by Ryan, that seniors are hurt more than others when prices rise is more a matter of how Americans on low or fixed incomes (often seniors) adapt to price changes. Rising prices for basics like food and energy tend to hit these groups harder than those with more disposable cash available.
Ryan's speech did not mention the potential good that can come from the Fed's easy-money regime. If lower interest rates goose the housing market or cause people to borrow to buy new cars, then the overall economy will prosper. That would benefit both seniors and younger Americans alike.
Danielle Kurtzleben is a business and economics reporter for U.S. News & World Report. Connect with her on Twitter at @titonka or via E-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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The nod has been given to ATA drives by EMC, which is now giving customers the option of buying disk array enclosures (DAEs) for their Clariion CX400 and CX600 arrays equipped with ATA, rather than the usual Fibre Channel drives.
The result is an array that costs about 60% less than its Fibre Channel-equipped brethren, according to Michelle Hanson, spokeswoman for Dell, which resells the array. To wit: In cost per gigabyte terms, a 3.7TB Clariion with Fibre Channel drives costs $19.83/GB, while an ATA-equipped version would only cost $8.61/GB.
Of course, the performance isn't there--Dell's Hanson expects it's around one-fourth of a Fibre Channel array's--but the software functionality is. "All the storage functionality that already exists on the Clariion has been applied against ATA drives," notably SnapView and MirrorView, says Jay Krone, EMC director of Clariion product marketing, who claims that "a big chunk of the Clariion base is buying it to take advantage of mirroring," as well as disk-based backup.
High-performance network-attached storage (NAS) vendors Spinnaker Networks and BlueArc are also offering ATA options for their systems. Within the Spinnaker system, you can put an ATA RAID array from Infortrend in back of Spinnaker's SpinServer 3300 NAS head system. BlueArc, meanwhile, will offer ATA versions of its storage bricks--one equipped with 7,200 rpm drives for "general performance" needs, and another with 5,400 rpm drives for "deep archive"
EMC's Krone believes its ATA option will be used largely as an intra-array online backup and archival target, but that's not all say the spokespeople for Spinnaker or BlueArc. "Backup will only be one of the applications for ATA drives," says BlueArc's Allen. For many customers, ATA drives will allow them to bring data online that otherwise would have to live on tape. Take, for example, the oil and gas industry, where "primary and reference data is one and the same," says Spinnaker's Tabor. In cases like that, they "can live with the lesser reliability of ATA" compared to SCSI drives, in exchange for being able to store their data online.
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We hear all the time about rising health care costs, but this really takes the cake. Read this and you'll understand why we can't trust health insurance companies and need to have a public option in health care reform.
Blue Cross has just announced that it's immediately raising premiums charged to hundreds of thousands of individual customers by as much as 39% -- even though their parent company's profits soared to a record $4.7 billion last year.
Even worse, the insurer has so far refused to explain why they're increasing their rates, and warned that they might do so again this year without warning.
The Obama administration is demanding answers from Anthem Blue Cross, and Congress has opened an investigation. But Blue Cross is only going to respond if this story becomes a major public-relations problem for them.
So it's time to turn up the heat. I just signed a petition calling for an explanation from Blue Cross -- will you join me? http://pol.moveon.org/bluecross/?r_by=18941-1165144-3OTXO9x&rc=paste
P.S. This will give you an idea of why BCBS is raising its premiums: http://www.gather.com/viewArticle.action?articleId=281474977686804


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Courtesy of Aaron Miles Fastball, here's a video clip from September 1985 of Jack Clark doing what he does best -- breaking the hearts of opposing pitchers with a clutch home run. This would be his final regular season home run that year. The next home run Jack Clark would hit would put the Cardinals in the World Series.
Cano to Seattle for 10/240. Granderson went across town to the Mets for 4/60. Zoomzoom is being, well, f'n zoomzoom because he's too lazy to make a fanpost. In the meantime, here's a pic of a happy Waino.
Original video of Lou Brock and Ozzie Smith, as well as Bo Jackson and Roberto Alomar, from a recent autograph signing event.
Not a avid commenter on this site nor trying to start trouble, but this did catch my eye. What do you guys think?
The sound of ultimate suffering...
After reading numerous comments re: Miller, saw this posted by Rob Neyer. Go Cards!
Original video of the Cardinals top players, as they boarded the team's charter bus, outside their downtown LA hotel on Monday.
I forgot Hurdle played for the Cards in '86. He also was with the '77, 78, 80 Royals teams that fell short as well as the '85 & 87 Mets.
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Everybody knows you can't fix two crushed disks in your lower back by laying on a table and having some schlub twist the ever livin' sh*t out of ya. If you didn't know that...now you do.
Surely Blade Runner counts as a "truly good" science fiction movie?
Thirteen Monkeys was pretty good as well.
Jon, I would give all the tea in China to hear your views on psychology and osteopathic medicine.
I know one that did it once and only once to me.
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Maybe I was too shallow to recognize the profound nature of [Heinlein's] work.
So, I think there has been a lot of good and important science fiction written since the 50s.
Golden age? I started reading sf in the late '50s, and even though I was pretty young I recognized that most of it was cr*p.
...also Alien and Aliens (the BEST sequel ever made and with Jeanette Goldstein as "Vasquez" and Bill Paxton has "Hudson" and "PSgt Apone" you have some of the finest movie charactrs created!).
"Chiropractors help bad backs. Mainstream medicine only offers pain pills and surgery."
Billy Hollis is apparently unaware of the range of exercises, physical therapy and other modalities for back pain offered by mainstream medicine, apart from pain medication and surgery.
I read Enders Game and I was moved to tears.
The Mote in God's Eye is a classic.
. I didn't think the nominal sequel (Speaker for the Dead) was that good
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Reese's S'more Brownies
1 box fudge brownie mix ( prepare brownies according to the directions on the box )
9 Reese's Peanut Butter cups
1 jar marshmallow cream
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Grease a 9 x 9 inch baking pan.
Mix brownies according to the directions on the box.
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Good job to all who helped with Grand Olde West Days. In my opinion, you brought Grand Olde West Days back in Craig, America. We enjoyed all the activities during the weekend. Very well organized. Good job, Melanie. We loved having the bands and beer garden back downtown in the park. It was fun to enjoy the music, food, fun and visiting with people around the community. It's a lot of work to put on an event like Grand Olde West Days. To everyone who helped, good job and thank you!
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Fire gutted the inside of Kwik Kar Lube car repair business on Central Drive in Bedford Tuesday afternoon.
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I got these Thomas cooking pots and pans from the Bloom Happy Points program. I earned the stir-fry pan, the Dutch oven, and the large frying pan through the program. I have been using them as my main cookware ever since I brought them home and I love them.
They are non-stick, but I do need to use some spray to prevent sticking at times. I do this especially when I am using the frying pan to cook meat without any sort of gravy or oil. However I always found I had to do this with my other pans so it does not bother me.
It is not too heavy, which was a complaint of mine from my other pans. In some of my other pots and pans I could not pick up the pans one-handed, which made cooking dangerous at times. Sometimes it is important to quickly move a pan off of a burner, and when it takes both of your hands to do it it's no wonder food boiled over with me sometimes.
The handles on the pans have holes for if you choose to hang your pans, which I plan on doing in my new place. I have not yet thought about how should hang the lids, but I suppose I'll tackle that problem when I need to.
I am not quite sure why the handles are hollow, but that does not bother me. The handles do not heat up very fast, despite not being solid. This is important because a lot of the pans I used to own would heat up while I was slow cooking and I would forget and accidentally burn myself on the handles when I came back. So far I have not had this problem with these new pans.
The pans heat up well enough. I do not see any problem with them when they heat up, it does not seem to take any longer than the other pans I owned. They seem to heat evenly when I am cooking, and compare very well even with much more expensive cookware. I would highly recommend these pans!
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I suppose the recent passing of Richie Hayward of Little Feat got me thinking about my past and particularly the 1970s and how I got into this style of music in the first place. Naturally I got to thinking about the records that introduced me and got me hooked. Not necessarily the best records made in the genre (though some of them probably are) but those that provided me with an introduction into that wide musical territory we sometimes call Americana(whatever that is!). I was going to do…Continue
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Ive been away from the forums and training for about a year, give or take - due to some r/l hassles. Thats all sorted now (huray) and im getting my ass back down the gym. Whilst reading the forums over the last few days i was struck by the solidness of Builts BGB routine and thought I would start there.
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Rack pulls are in there and in the squatrack we have in the gym i can either set it as my mid shin OR about 2 inches above my knee. The upper adjustment feels like im cheating my ass off and the lower setting feels like i may aswell be doing deads. Any advice here?
Incline cable flys are used too. Ive not seen these done and im not sure of the movement. Is it a 90 degree fly mvmt like a dumbell fly would be but with cables or is it more like an inclined version of a standing cable crossover mvmnt for the chest?
Whats the diff between romanian deads and regular deads?
Thats about as many dumb questions as I dare ask for my humiliated pride for now! Cheers for any replies
Hey, thanks! Glad you like the setup!Originally Posted by Augury
Stand on a low platform so you can find the adjustment that works for you.Originally Posted by Augury
You're lying on a low incline, it's like dumbbell flyes, which you can also use.Originally Posted by Augury
Exercise vids: http://www.uwlax.edu/strengthcenter/...ideo_index.htmOriginally Posted by Augury
Look up romanian deadlifts.
Good luck!
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now all i gotta do is repeat all the exercises for months and months till good things happen. yeah and eat.
I do rack pulls from above the knees.
Success is achieved by doing a little more than you thought you could, and a lot more than anyone else.
I do too, actually. I have a lower back issue that seems to flare up when I try to go below, although weirdly, I'm fine for RDLs.
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Beyond the Fakultas' Four Walls: Linking Education, Practice, and the Legal Profession, Pacific Rim Law & Policy Journal, 23 Pac. Rim L. & Pol'y J. 395 (2014)
Engendering a Clinic: Lessons Learned from a Domestic Violence Clinical Course in Qatar , International Review of Law, Int'l Rev. L. 1 (with Mary Pat Treuthart) (2013)
The Legal Clinic is More Than a Sign on the Door: Transforming Law School Education in Revolutionary Egypt, Berkeley Journal of Middle East and Islamic Law, 5 Berkeley J. Mid. E. & Islamic L. 39 (2012)
Clinique ToGo: Changing Legal Practice in One African Nation in Six Days, International Journal of Clinical Legal Education, Int'l J. Clin. Legal Ed., Issue 17, 59 (2012)
How IDEA Fails Families Without Means: Causes and Corrections from the Frontlines of Special Education Lawyering , American University Journal of Gender, Social Policy & Law, 20 American Univ. J. Gender, Social Pol'y & L. 101 (with Elisa Hyman and Dean Hill Rivkin) (2011)
How The Legal Clinic and Other Forms of Applied Education Can Shape a New Generation of Egyptian Jurists, Faculty of Law Alexandria University Law Review / Revue de Droit, Special Volume, Dec. 2011, p. 1485 (2011)
The Role of Law Schools in Educating Judges to Increase Access to Justice , Pacific McGeorge Global Business & Development Law Journal, 24 Pac. McGeorge Global Bus. & Dev. L.J. 161 (with Sande L. Buhai, Ved Kumari, Amari Omaka C., Supriya Routh & Anne Taylor) (2011)
A "Sending Down" Sabbatical: The Benefits Of Lawyering In The Legal Services Trenches, Journal of Legal Education, 60 J. Legal Ed. 296 (with Suzanne Rabe) (2010)
Full Sp[ ]Ed Ahead: Extending the IDEA Idea to Let All Students Ride the Same Bus, Stanford Journal of Civil Rights & Civil Liberties, 4 Stan. J. Civ. Rts. & Civ. Liberties 373 (2008)
The Juris Doctor is In: Making Room at Law School for Paraprofessional Partners, Tennessee Law Review, 75 Tenn. L. Rev. 315 (2008)
Representing David: When Best Practices Aren't and Natural Supports Really Are, University of California, Davis Journal of Juvenile Law and Policy, 11 UC Davis J. Juv. L. & Pol'y 161 (2007)
Disability Matters: Toward a Law School Clinical Model for Serving Youth with Special Education Needs, Clinical Law Review, 11 Clin. L. Rev. 271 (with Patricia A. Massey) (2005)
Aligning or Maligning? Getting Inside a New IDEA, Getting Behind No Child Left Behind and Getting Outside of It All, Hastings Women's Law Journal, 15 Hastings Women's L. J. 1 (2004)
When It's Not Apparent: Some Modest Advice to Parent Advocates for Students with Disabilities, University of California, Davis Journal of Juvenile Law & Policy, 5 UC Davis J. Juv. L. & Pol'y 159 (2001)
Keeping an Eye on the INS: A Case for Civilian Review of Uncivil Conduct, La Raza Law Journal, 7 La Raza L.J. 1 (1994)
The Alien Cloak of Confidentiality: Look Who's Wearing it Now, John F. Kennedy Law Review, 4 J.F. Kennedy L. Rev. 23 (1992)
Pro Bono Publico Meets Droits de L'Homme: Speaking a New Legal Language, Loyola of Los Angeles International & Comparative Law Journal , 13 Loyola L.A. Int'l & Comp. L. J. 499 (1991)
Safeguarding Employment for U.S. Workers: Do Undocumenteds Take Away Jobs?, Chicano Law Review , 9 Chicano L. Rev. 1 (1988)
Application of International Human Rights Law in State and Federal Courts, Texas International Law Journal, 18 Texas Int'l L. J. 291 (with Kathryn Burke, Sandra Coliver & Connie de la Vega) (1983)
Educating Children of Immigrant Workers: Language Policies in France and the USA, American Journal of Comparative Law, 29 Am. J. Comp. L. 429 (1981)
Short Order Rule of Law: A Role for the Short-Term Consultant, Berkeley Journal of International Law (Publicist), 6 Berkeley J. Int'l L. (Publicist) 54 (2010)
Letters to UC Berkeley's Life and Leadership, Reclamations, Issue 2 (2010)
Hammerin' Hank: The Right to Be Raunchy or FM Freak Show?, Disability Studies Quarterly, 23 Dis. Studies Qtrly. __ http://www.dsq-sds.org/article/view/432/609 (2003)
Public Accommodations: Comparing State and Federal Law and Remedies , Burton Blatt Institute/Southeast ADA Center (2011)
Possibility, Promise and Practice: The Potential for Inclusive Education, American Educational Research Association Conference Paper, (with Rod Wills) (2009)
"Sending Down" Sabbatical: Lawyering in the Legal Services Trenches Has Benefits for Professor and Practitioner Alike, Arizona Legal Studies Discussion Paper No 09-25, (with Suzanne Rabe) (2009)
City Sidewalks, Busy Sidewalks: Walk This Way in Cairo, Disability and Human Rights (2011)
On Cairo Time: Whose Vote Will be Counted in 2011?, Disability and Human Rights (2011)
An Abalone Opportunity; Flagtexts; Untitled, Thos. M. Cooley Journal of Practical & Clinical Law, 8 T.M. Cooley J. Prac. & Clinical L. 15, 81, 91 (2006)
A Renewed IDEA & The Need for More Ardent Advocacy, Human Rights , 32 Hum. Rts. 3 (2005)
Los Bibilikos de Rossmoor, Thos. M. Cooley Journal of Practical & Clinical Law , 4 T. M. Cooley J. Prac. & Clinical L. 179, 201 (2001)
Not a Bad IDEA: Discipline and Due Process Get a Fair Hearing, Human Rights , 27 Hum. Rts. 20 (2000)
Supporting Democracy: Senegal Needs U.S. Help as it Races to Reform Juridical Institutions, Daily Journal, Daily J. (Sep. 27) (2000)
Dignifying Madness: Reforming Civil Commitment Laws for People with Serious Mental Health Disabilities, ___, ___ (with Jonathan Simon and Miles Palley)
Cross-Border Teaching and Collaboration, Building on Best Practices, Contributor (with Kimberly D. Ambrose, William H. D. Fernholz, Catherine F. Klein, Dana Raigrodski & Leah Wortham), Lexis (2015)
Engendering Clinical Education: Lessons Learned From A Domestic Violence Legislative Clinic in Qatar (with Mary Pat Treuthart) , Global Legal Education Approaches: Special Reference to the Middle East (Mutaz Qafisheh & Stephen A. Rosenbaum, eds.), Cambridge Scholars Publishing (2014)
The Legal Clinic is Not Just a Sign on the Door: Laying a Foundation for Experiential Education in Egypt, Global Legal Education Approaches: Special Reference to the Middle East (Mutaz Qafisheh & Stephen A. Rosenbaum, eds.), Cambridge Scholars Publishing (2014)
Schools and Educational Programs, AIDS and the Law, ( Wolters Kluwer Law & Business )(4th ed.) (2013)
Le Reglement Non-Juridictionnel Comme Alternative Aux Situations de Crise, Situations d'Urgence et Droits Fondamentaux, L'Harmattan (Arnaud de Raulin, ed.) (2006)
Lawyers Pro Bono Publico: Using International Human Rights Law on Behalf of the Poor, New Directions in Human Rights , Univ. of Penn. Press (Ellen Lutz et al., eds.) (1989)


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Not every child can spend the holiday season at home with their family, so Santa paid a special visit to little ones who are spending their holidays in the hospital.
Santa brought gifts to children at the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at the University of Virginia Medical Center on Monday.
He visited a baby named Tyler, who was born 17 weeks premature.
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Pubs near Tate Modern - Dinner options near St. Pancras
Spending one day in London in early October, a Saturday, and will be coming from Paris. I've been to London many times but my traveling companions have not. I'm looking for a decent pub near Tate Modern and a decent but reasonably priced restaurant near St. Pancras, as we will be on the eurostar back to Paris. We are headed to SJB&W for lunch.
Actually, if options near St. Pancras are limited, we will probably be traveling from the Tate back to St. Pancras, so we are flexible. I'm thinking tapas, Indian perhaps but somewhere that locals enjoy. Thanks.
For a pub near the Tate Modern, walk East down the river and go to the Swan at the Globe Theatre - a really amazing view of London right on the river (and of course the Globe).
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I'm sorry - don't like the swan . Get to an off licence and drink in front of the tate modern if you want a good view - For a good pub try the rake at the back of borough market - tiny but a real taste of England on tap.
If you have a friend who is a friend of the Tate then the members bar is really good view . If you use their restaurant and get a window seat , one of the best views in london with reliable british menu.
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hi bleep. it's not cheap n cheerful but i think it's reasonable given the location and the fact that the food is good. i order different things every time when i eat out so don't have particular recommendations. i don't remember anything being poor - check out their menu online to see if their food appeals to you.
Near St. Pancras is a restaurant called Konstam. It's gotten good reports, but I haven't eaten there myself. The owner/chef supposedly uses very fresh and local ingredients.
St Pancras is still a bit rubbish for food, unless you're happy to chow down on Sichuan food at Chilli Cool or grab tapas at Camino.
Personally, I'd jump off the tube at Goodge St and head for Salt Yard, Barrica, Fino or Dehesa for tapas. Salt Yard is definitely a local favourite. A little pricey perhaps but it has never let me down.
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Goodge Street options I can attest for. Personally speaking I think Barrica is a little better than Salt Yard (although both are excellent and similarly priced). Chilli Cool I enjoyed, and I've heard good things about Camino. Isn't there also supposed to be some good vegetarian Japanese place in Kings Cross (vegetarianism and Japanese food don't go hand in hand in my mind though)?
Another favourite of mine is Ragam on Clevelend Street. Its a really small South Indian place with criminally cheap traditional offerings (masala dosa, idli, dahi vada etc.). Avoid the meaty menu, and stick solely to the South Indian stuff and its a real winner in my eyes. A complete lack of sophistication with decor and service, but really homely fare. Probably less than a 20 minute walk from St Pancras too.
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Like Ragam too!
Itadaki Zen is the vegetarian Japanese place near King's Cross. There's a substantial tradition of vegetarian cooking in Japan, with roots in Buddhism. I think there's been a few threads about it on General Topics that a search on shojin ryori or shojin kaiseki should pull up.
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10 mins walk from St Pancras on Eversholt Street is El Parador - my favourite tapas in London, local place, family owned, been going for 25 years, cheap as chips, very authentic but still has flair. None of the glamour of the Goodge St fraternity but if it's a sunny evening they have a lovely back garden.
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I'd say Camino for sure, it has a great open courtyard and they have just opened UK's first sherry bar, very authentic with some really delicious paired tapas The menu is probably on their website.
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The Dawson County School System plans to spend the next year evaluating changes to improve educational procedures as a charter school system.
Dawson County Emergency Services invites all current sixth and seventh graders to attend the county's inaugural Junior Fire Academy, July 27-31.
Last week, one of the county's most invaluable non profit organizations, READ, installed new Executive Director Sandy Lipkowitz as the commander in chief to head up the program.
Each year, one teacher from each school in Dawson County is recognized and named as a teacher of the year.
Dawson County High School will bid farewell this weekend to the class of 2009.
Sometimes, a band-aid is not enough to make the pain go away after a young child falls off his or her bicycle, and it's certainly not a safety precaution to protect children from unintentional injuries such as bicycle accidents.
In the past three weeks, about 300 fifth grade students throughout the county have been awarded and recognized for completion of a 12-core lesson course known as CHAMPS.
One group of students at Dawson County High School is doing their part to keep alive the memory of classmate and senior, Kolton Findley, who lost his life in a single-vehicle wreck on April 17.
Not being able to pay the bills or put food on the table is a struggle for some, fear for others, and an unimaginable way of life for those more fortunate.
Four years ago, Southern Catholic College welcomed its inaugural class of students.
Last week, fifth grade students from each elementary school in the county participated in the third annual Dawson County Fifth Grade Career Fair at Rock Creek Park.
Recently, Dawson County 4-H members competed at the Northeast Area 4-H Poultry Judging contest in which their poultry knowledge was matched against 4-H members from other counties in the district.
The Dawsonville Lions Club honored four Students of the Month at the club's last meeting for the months of November, December, January and February.
A Dawson County High School art teacher was recognized Saturday by the Woodruff Arts Center in Atlanta for championing the positive effects of art on students.
Friends since childhood, Dawson County High School's 2009 valedictorian and salutatorian are proud of each other and their classmates.
The Dawson County Board of Education has announced its list of Teachers of the Year for 2015.
The Georgia Department of Education is rolling out a new set of tests to replace the old methods of assessing students.
The Dawson County Board of Education has announced the sole finalist to become the next principal of Dawson County High School is a veteran educator from neighboring Hall County.
The Forsyth County Board of Education announced Monday afternoon that Keith Porter will serve as interim superintendent of the school system until the position is filled in the fall.
Dawson County's new school superintendent is ready to pick up where his predecessor left off.
The Dawson County Library is gearing up for a summer full of shows for all ages.
Since its opening in 2010, students at Riverview Elementary have noticed one particular problem with their otherwise great school. Shade.
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Dawson County schools and parks will be opening their doors once again to help feed the hungry over the summer.
Kilough Elementary had its students running laps half the day May 9.
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The war that spread to Fort Sumter in April 1861 and Bull Run in Virginia that July was, in many ways, a Western war.
Violence had first erupted in the West when territories ripe for statehood provoked the question: Slave state or free?
A war that would divide the young country over the next four years would first be won in the West. It was later won in the East, by Western generals employing a total-war philosophy learned on the frontier.
And one of the American Civil War's greatest heroes would be the country's first Western president. Abraham Lincoln was the first commander-in-chief born in a state that wasn't one of the original 13 colonies.
Indeed, Kansas was bleeding long before an island in the harbor of Charleston, S.C., became part of the national consciousness.
In 1856, pro-slavery raiders sacked the anti-slavery center in Lawrence, Kan. In retaliation, John Brown killed five pro-slavery men nearby.
The violence escalated as hostilities erupted nationwide. Armed bands on both sides – the pro-Union Jayhawkers in Kansas and pro-slavery Bushwhackers in Missouri – saw in the war's outbreak a license for their actions.
In 1863, William Clarke Quantrill also sacked Lawrence, killing nearly 200 people. This time, retribution would be harsh and have the weight of the federal government.
Union Gen. Thomas Ewing issued Order No. 11 – clearing Missouri counties along the Kansas border of everyone and everything. That put 20,000 people to flight, writes historian Thomas Goodrich.
He quotes one refugee, Frances Twyman, who described "women walking with their babies in their arms, packs on their backs and four or five children following after them, some crying for bread, some crying to be taken back to their homes."
But there were no homes.
The order left a burned-over country devoid of anything but brick chimneys. A Kansas officer bragged that his squad burned 110 houses, writes Goodrich, who described Order No. 11 as "perhaps the harshest act of the U.S. government against its own people in American history."
Twyman described a war widow, an ill infant in her arms. She sought the shade of a tree, where she rested as her baby died, while the column of refugees remained indifferent. "The crowd surged on, women and children dragging their weary limbs through the dust and heat," he said.
Violence unfolding in the West foretold one thing: What those Western generals would bring East would be severe. Historian James McPherson writes that Ewing, a brother-in-law of William Tecumseh Sherman, "had learned what Sherman was learning – this was a war between peoples, not between armies."
And the American people – from those living in Virginia's Shenandoah Valley to those in Sherman's eventual path in Georgia – would suffer mightily. Quick Fact: 'Crime Against Kansas'
In 1856, on the floor of the U.S. Senate, Charles Sumner of Massachusetts delivered a Philippic titled, "The Crime Against Kansas," in which he condemned efforts by armed Missourians to cross the border and hijack Kansas elections. "It is the rape of a virgin territory, compelling it to the hateful embrace of slavery," Sumner said.


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The invites all middle school students from Hingham and the South Shore to kick off the new school year by rocking out with their friends.
Students from grades 6-8 are invited to take part in the SSC's "Middle School Monster Jam," which will be held Friday, August 26 from 7 - 9 p.m. at the South Shore Conservatory in Hingham.
"The conservatory is reaching out to middle school kids, by giving them popular music to play," Anne Smith, the SSC Duxbury Campus Manager and an event coordinator of Monster Jam, said.
Last year at the Duxbury campus, students at "Middle School Monster Jam," performed Wilson Pickett's "Mustang Sally" and Journey's "Don't Stop Believing." This year in Hingham, students will master the rhythm and riffs of the popular rock tune, "Hey Soul Sister."
"Kids who play classical instruments, don't often think of themselves as being able to play popular music," Smith said. "We'll give them a fun song to play and arrange it for every part."
Smith said the event will be loaded with performance tips and microphone techniques and all musicians - horns, winds, strings, rhythm and voice - will also experience break-out coaching sessions with South Shore Conservatory instructors.
Maria D'Ambrosio, age 13, of Plymouth, who has been taking French Horn lessons at the Conservatory since she was 10-years-old said she enjoyed playing in the Monster Jam concert last year in Duxbury.
"This event is unique because you have violin and flute players in the same ensemble as electric guitars, saxophones, and singers," she said in a statement submitted by the SSC. "It's really diverse. I played piano at both Jams last year. My friends sang and played guitar. We made music together and had an awesome time."
Performers like D'Ambrosio are recommened to bring their own instruments to the event. Drum kits and sound system will be provided. Middle Schoolers can also bring a friend and be entered to win a cool door prize.
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Registration for this event is recommended, and admission is $5 per performer, parents are admitted free for the night-ending performance.
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NEW YORK, November 5, 2008 — The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America (Guardian) today announced that industry veteran Philip Eichinger has joined the firm as National Sales Manager.
Mr. Eichinger will lead retail sales efforts for Guardian's annuity products and RS Funds, a family of mutual funds offered by RS Investments, an independently managed investment firm in which Guardian owns a majority interest.
Mr. Eichinger will report to Margaret W. Skinner, Executive Vice President of Guardian's Individual Products Distribution organization, and joins Guardian after 20 years with Hartford Financial Services Group, where he held a number of positions of increasing responsibility including: Vice President and National Sales Manager, Broker Dealer Channel; and National Sales Manager, Hartford Mutual Funds. In his most recent post at Hartford, Mr. Eichinger was Senior Vice President and National Sales Manager, Mutual Funds.
"We are very fortunate to have attracted someone of Phil's caliber to lead such a critical function," said Ms. Skinner. "He is extremely knowledgeable about all distribution channels, and has a demonstrated track record building mutual fund and annuity sales capabilities. That experience, coupled with his ability to recruit, train and motivate a sales team, positions him well to make a big impact with Guardian and RS Investments."
Mr. Eichinger graduated from Fordham University with a bachelor's degree in Economics and Finance.
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Founded in 1860, The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America, New York, NY (Guardian) is one of the largest mutual life insurance companies in the United States. As of December 31, 2007, Guardian and its subsidiaries had $41.3 billion in assets (on a consolidated statutory basis). With close to 3,000 financial representatives and 80 agencies nationwide, Guardian and its subsidiaries protect individuals, small business owners, and their employees with life, disability, health, long-term care, and dental insurance products, and offer 401(k), annuities, and other financial products and trust services. Specializing in the small to mid-size business market, Guardian's Group business unit serves more than 120,000 employers, 6 million employees, and their families. More information about Guardian can be obtained at: www.GuardianLife.com.
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RS Investments (RS) specializes in value, core, and growth investment strategies. The firm's distinctive, style-focused equity teams conduct rigorous fundamental research, adhere to disciplined investment processes, and pursue long-term investment excellence. The RS mutual fund family offers value, core, and growth equity strategies as well as sub-advised fixed-income and international capabilities. The firm manages $13.8 billion in mutual funds, underlying funds of variable annuities, and separate accounts for individuals and institutions. RS Investments was founded in 1986 and has offices in San Francisco and New York.
RS Funds are distributed by Guardian Investors Services, LLC (GIS) 7 Hanover Square, New York, NY. GIS is a member: FINRA, SIPC.
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MADRID (MarketWatch) — U.S. stock futures pointed to a rebound for Wall Street on Monday after sharp losses at the close of last week, as investors parsed through earnings reports from Caterpillar Inc. and others.
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Futures for the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 20 points to 13,272, while those for the Standard & Poor's 500 index rose 2.3 points to 1,426.3.
Futures for the Nasdaq 100 index rose 10 points, or 0.4%, to 2,674.
With no economic data due Monday, Fawad Razaqzada, market strategist at GFT Markets, said investors will be looking for some good tech news as they keep an eye on U.S. politics. The third and final U.S. presidential debate takes place Monday evening. Read: China, and maybe Europe in final debate
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"Yahoo and Texas Instruments report today, followed by Apple later in the week, and a degree of cheer here would certainly inject a degree of confidence," said Razaqzada in emailed comments.
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Overseas, European stocks on Monday traded flat, while the euro rose on relief over weekend regional elections in Spain. Read: Europe stocks inch higher with earnings in focus
Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy's Popular Party maintained control in his home region of Galicia, a vote seen as a mini-referendum on the government's austerity program. Meanwhile, the Nationalist party was on track to win an election in the Basque region. Read: Euro buoyed by relief over regional Spain vote
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George Rodger Burkley, 86, resident of 25297 State Highway 6 & 19, Cambridge Township, died at his home on Monday, Feb. 18, 2013, from natural causes.
Born in LeBoeuf Township, Erie County, on April 12, 1926, George was a son of the late Ivan Edward Burkley and Elizabeth Marie Takacs Burkley. On Dec. 31, 1930, he married the former Margaret Pruett and she preceded him in death on Sept. 22, 2003.
Following graduation from Cambridge Springs High School, George entered the U.S. Army Air Force, serving his country during the Second World War and being discharged in 1946. In 1949, he became employed by Moody Engineering Corporation and traveled to various parts of the country as an inspector in quality control. From 1960 to 1970, George continued to work for Moody in Japan. Returning to Cambridge Springs, George remained with Moody for several years and was sent to other nations for short periods of time. Retiring from the company in 1977, George became employed by Pennsylvania Department of Transportation and was a heavy equipment operator until his final retirement in 1991.
Surviving George is a son, Rodger Burkley and his wife, Bonnie, of Stow, Mass., and a daughter, Kimberly Kopystecki of North East; three grandchildren, Gregory Sadler, Ryan Edward Burkley and Lauren Burkley; and a sister, Emma Cox of Goodlettsville, Tenn.
Friends may call on Sunday from 6 to 8 p.m. at Van Matre Family Funeral Home in Cambridge Springs. Funeral services will be held there at 8 p.m.
Interment will be in Cambridge Cemetery.
Memorial gifts may be given to Cambridge Springs Volunteer Fire Department, 302 Venango Ave., Cambridge Springs, Pa. 16403; or Cambridge Area Volunteer Ambulance Service, 202 Venango Ave., Cambridge Springs, Pa. 16403.
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