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Maria Woltjen : Curriculum Vitae
Loyola University of Chicago School of Law
- Executive Editor, Lead Articles, Loyola University of Chicago Law Journal, 1986-1987
- American Jurisprudence Award, Juvenile Law, 1987
University of Illinois at Chicago
BS Biology, 1978-1982
Young Center for Immigrant Children's Rights (formerly Immigrant Children's Advocacy Program)
Director, December 2003-present
University of Chicago Law School
Lecturer in law, August 2005 – present
Loyola University of Chicago Law School
Adjunct Faculty, ChildLaw Center, September 2001-December 2003
Loyola University, Center for Urban Research and Learning
Fellow, 2001-2002
Health and Disability Advocates, Chicago
Consultant, 2000
DePaul College of Law
Visiting Assistant Professor, Legal Clinic, August 2000-August 2001
Juvenile Justice Center of the American Bar Association, Washington, D.C.,
Consultant, 1997-2000
Chicago Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, Inc.
Director, Children's Advocacy Project, 1991-1996
Coffield, Ungaretti, Harris & Slavin
Litigation Attorney, 1987-1991
Chicago Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, Inc., Chicago, IL
Public Interest Law Initiative Fellow, 1987
Lecturer in Law, University of Chicago Law School. Teach clinical course on immigrant child advocacy. Curriculum includes introduction to asylum and refugee law relating to children, as well as skills training covering oral and written advocacy on behalf of individual clients and policy advocacy concerning issues originating from work on behalf of individual child clients. August 2005 – present.


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Who is this Carl Pavano you speak of? lol
LoL, when I read it I was just in disbelief. I've always wondered how Pavano's family looks at the situation. I've always heard they are crazy Yankees fans, I mean I know his immediate family puts him first but what about cousins, uncles and aunts. I know there must be a couple family members who don't like him.
I'm from his hometown and let me tell you, we don't talk about Carl anymore LoL.
I think at this point most people don't talk about him anymore. At this point, whats the point?
What are the odds that Pavano wins the game that clinches the AL East for the Yanks this year?
1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 to 1
In related odds…
Pavano wins any game this year: 10,000 to 1
Pavano starts a game and lasts more than 4 IP: 1,000 to 1
Pavano re-injures himself before the ASB: 1 to 1
Only slightly more like than I will get the win!
Oh and I forgot — why in hell's name did we sign Broussard to a MiL deal? Because we need yet another 1B?
Need to have someone play the positions at Scranton when the actual prospects get called up…
it gets better he is a LHB too
Pavano becomes the 8th inning guy down the stretch???
So this puts him in line to pitch for his next scheduled rehab assignment….say 18 months from now (with a +/- of 3 years). This is strictly factoring in things like hang-nails and untied shoe-laces, car wrecks and buttocks strains are for another prediction.
they'd have to be above .500 to clinch the AL East, no?
just sayin.
Where's Pavano on the TJ rehab watch?
LaTroy Hawkins, Ross Ohlendorf and Ian Kennedy will remember this Yankee loss for the rest of the season. I wanted to throw my remote through the screen.
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How about Carl pulls the lever that takes the Met Life countdown from 40 to 39 in honor of his contract? (off of a 1/2 mound).


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By Greg Vellante Eagle-Tribune Movie Reviewer
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---- — There's a gorgeous little motif played across the interlocking stories of "Cloud Atlas" titled the "Cloud Atlas Sextet." In the 1920s, a young apprentice (Ben Whishaw) to an aging composer (Jim Broadbent) pieces it together, while in the '70s a woman named Luisa Rey (Halle Berry) listens to it on record and can't seem to shake off the familiarity of it.
Haven't we all had this sensation before? Of something just seeming so familiar it is, as if, we have lived this moment before, crossed this path prior, perhaps even in another lifetime? Like most symphonies — their arrangements stitched together into something collectively beautiful, though each piece solitarily lovely in its own right — "Cloud Atlas" is a testament to this construction. A devotion to storytelling through a combination of convention and creation, "Cloud Atlas" is familiarity told in strikingly unfamiliar ways.
A sea of recognizable faces in a mass collection of themes, "Cloud Atlas" boldly, daringly, and remarkably takes on the task of adapting the multiple, century-spanning narratives of David Mitchell's novel into something altogether miraculous.
It draws connections between six major storylines — a 19th century ocean voyage across the Pacific in the slave era; the aforementioned young composer and his intimate letters to a lover; a tough-as-nails journalist unraveling a murder at a nuclear power plant; an old man gleefully teaming up with other residents to escape from a nursing home; a futuristic revolution taking place in the land of New Seoul; and a search for answers within a collapsed society in the British Isles, occurring after an event called "The Fall."
These stories are interwoven together with precision and style, meshing quite wonderfully even when the pieces of this whole are never quite fitting together as the story moves along. A great cast including Tom Hanks, Halle Berry, Jim Broadbent, Jim Sturgess, Ben Whishaw, Doona Bae, Hugo Weaving, Susan Surandon, and Hugh Grant, among many others, populate the narratives in multiple roles, many of which you may not even catch until they're revealed in the final credits. On this note, "Cloud Atlas" has absolutely no competition for the best use of make-up in a film this year.
It's a nifty casting decision and one that speaks to the act of reincarnation — one of the movie's central themes — and becomes even more interesting when you realize what the film is doing with its casting. It's playing with your mind in wonderfully tricky ways, demanding you pay attention, and "Cloud Atlas" deserves every second of it.
Wacky, wonderful, weird, intense, challenging, audacious, and emotionally raw, "Cloud Atlas" is a film where paying attention pays off in full. A thematic melting pot with musings on love, faith, creation, inspiration, chance, consumerism, memory, friendship, and human nature at its most primitive and poignant, the film entraps the viewer in meaning even when the answers are not completely clear-cut.
Told via the dynamic directorial collaboration of Andy and Lana Wachowski (the "Matrix" trilogy, "Speed Racer"), and Tom Tykwer ("Run Lola Run"), "Cloud Atlas" is drenched in visual wonder, keen observation, and astonishing editing work — an act of unleashed, uninhibited, and unlimited ambition that in the long scheme of things, is ultimately unmatched among a history of grand undertakings in cinematic storytelling.
My experience with the film, while watching, was one of moment-to-moment captivation — a mixture of chin-stroking curiosity and endless fascination with the events occurring on screen. And when the movies hits, it hits. "Cloud Atlas" is a mesmerizing jigsaw puzzle I witnessed slowly being constructed before my eyes, almost as if by magic.
But I'd argue that this is a film even more powerful after the fact. "Cloud Atlas" is one of those rarities that slowly crafted itself into a masterpiece nearly a day after first experiencing it.
I liked "Cloud Atlas" when it ended. But by the next day, I had fallen in love. In its intricate instances of interconnection, the film rides the narrative complexities with ease and showers the film in visual skill, becoming a sensationally satisfying feast for the eyes (the Wachowskis, with no contest, are the true pioneers of digital filmmaking).
At almost three hours, the movie may feel like a lifetime to some. But for others, the movie will certainly embody a lifetime worth reliving again and again. Personally, I cannot wait to reincarnate and experience "Cloud Atlas" for multiple lifetimes to come.
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Veteran snooker player John Parrott and international rugby player Scott Quinnell are the guest speakers at Bishops Cannings Cricket Club's sportsmen's dinner at Dauntsey's School on March 27.
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10 Things You Didn't Know About Snoring
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Britain's bedrooms are getting noisier because of Women snorers!
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For Daisy Bickford, bedtime used to mean a strict sequence of events.
'I would have to make sure my boyfriend Chris fell asleep before me, otherwise I'd keep him awake half the night with my snoring,' says the 28-year-old accountant. Read more >
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Is that a jumbo jet? Oh, it's just your snoring!
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text: THOMASVILLE — Memorial services for Virdie Ann Glover, 63, of Cairo, will be held 10:00AM on Saturday December 14, 2013 at the Cairo Community Center, 507 4th St NE, Cairo, Ga 39828. Mrs. Glover passed away on December 9, 2013 at Grady General. Born May 16, 1950, she was the daughter of the late Malcome Hayes Sheppard and Mary Lee Johnson Sheppard. Mrs. Glover was married to the late Shelly Glover, Sr. Mrs. Glover is survived by her sons Lanis Glover and Peter Glover; grandchildren Shelby Glover and Summer Glover all of Cairo; sisters and brothers-in-law Jean and Ed Marshall, Rose and Bobby Self, Nora and Dennis Darus all of Cairo; brother Dewey Sheppard of Dothan, AL; special friend Don Combs of Cairo and numerous nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her brothers Jerry Sheppard and George Sheppard. Guest may sign the online register at www.allenfh.com. — Allen & Allen Funeral Home


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"I plan to fight for lower taxes and less spending," McSweeney said late Tuesday night in a phone interview with Cary Patch.
McSweeney said he has the support from his Republican challengers Danielle Rowe and Rep. Kent Gaffney, who was appointed to fill the remaining term of .
"I'm very happy and excited to represent the people in the district," said McSweeney. He has already turned his focus to the general election by starting with unifying the Republican party.
The 52nd district has a wide reach, representing parts of Lake, Cook and Kane counties, which includes parts of Cary, Algonquin and Lake in the Hills.


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UC San Diego is the top banana. UCSD beat out 32 other large universities to be named the top vegan-friendly school in the nation by Peta2, the youth division of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA). The animal rights organization said it received thousands of votes for UC San Diego in La Jolla.
UCSD recently opened Roots, a new eatery that is the campus' first exclusive vegetarian and vegan restaurant and lounge, located at Muir College.
"With creative, delicious dishes such as the Spicy Sierra and El Capitan, UC San Diego's vegan-friendly dining hall puts the university at the top of its class," said Marta Holmberg, peta2 associate director in a release.
Other large universities to come in the top five were Cornell University, University of North Texas, Towson University and University of Florida. Small colleges/universities to make the list included Wesleyan University, Oberlin College, Warren Wilson College and Andrews University.
UCSD's Housing, Dining, and Hospitality assistant vice chancellor, Mark Cunningham, said his department set a goal three years ago to deliver one of the top vegan programs in the country.
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Two Italian restaurants— and Louie Linguine's Casual Bistro—are currently under construction several blocks apart from each other on Marble Avenue in Pleasantville.
A'Mangiare will move to 59 Marble Ave. and is anticipating a late October or early November opening, while Louie Linguine's at 160 Marble Ave. will open in four or five weeks.*
A'Mangiare will shut down its existing corner restaurant at 152 Bedford Rd. in Pleasantville once the new eatery is ready for occupancy.
"We will have both a bar and a private room for parties at the new location," said Joe Dematteis, who is the co-owner of A'mangiare, along with Luigi Dolgetta. "We have neither now."
At the new site, there will be seating for 75 (nearly double the capacity of the current location) and a large open-air patio capable of seating 55 to 60. A'Mangiare has occupied the Bedford Road site for more than 14 years.
Dematteis said the menu at the new location of A'Mangiare will be similar to the one now used at the existing Pleasantville restaurant.
Entrées will include an extensive selection of chicken, veal and seafood dishes; accompanied by penne, linguine, spaghetti, salad or potato croquettes—all dishes are priced under $20. More than 25 varieties of pizza including cajun shrimp and Meat Lover's pizza will be available in mini, small and large sizes. Desserts made in-house will also be offered at the new establishment.
A'Mangiare has sister restaurants in Bronxville, Elmsford and Riverdale with the same name.
Louie Linguine has sister restaurants, too—the casual Cabin Restaurant in Greenburgh and Striped Bass, a seafood restaurant on the Tarrytown waterfront. The Striped Bass includes the adjacent "Cabana & Grill," a cash-only, seat-and-serve-yourself (no wait staff service), often-mobbed, after-work gathering place that provides hamburgers, hot dogs and other snacks, served on paper or plastic.
Louie Linguine is described as an Italian-style version of The Cabin (which serves sandwiches, salads, burgers, grilled chicken, crab cakes, shrimp rolls and thin-crusted pizzas baked in an open hearth oven at temperatures up to 700 degrees). The owner is veteran restaurateur Steve Cross.
A'Mangiare is being built across the street from on a large tract which will include retail shops. Both new restaurants will have free on-site parking.
*Note: This story previously listed inaccurate anticipated opening times for the two restaurants. They have been corrected.


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|Panorama magazine Editor-in-Chief Daniel Flores, pictured left, and Donna Pazdera, mass communication lecturer at UTPA and Panorama adviser, pose with their Best of Show and Pacemaker Finalists awards they received at the 2011 Associated Collegiate Press held Oct. 29-30 in Orlando, Fla.
This is the second year in a row the magazine won a national award at the ACP, which is the oldest student journalism conference in the United States.
Each year, U.S. universities and colleges enter their school's general student magazine into the ACP contest. Overall design and content are criteria judged by professionals who work in the publication business.
"Students from across the country were asking about Panorama magazine, noting how impressed they were with its design and subject matter," said Donna Pazdera, mass communication lecturer at UTPA and Panorama's adviser.
Organizers of the event remarked that the Best of Show category was especially competitive, Pazdera said.
Other Best of Show finalists were the University of Kansas, Cal State Fullerton, Indiana University, Oregon University, Harvard and Savannah College of Art and Design.
"It's a great honor to win this award because UTPA isn't known for its journalism program, although we have some great professors who are teaching here at the University," said Pazdera. "When we were informed we won Best of Show, it was such an amazing feeling."
Panorama won the highly coveted Pacemaker Award in 2010 and was a finalist for the award at this year's conference.
"The Pacemaker is considered the highest award in college journalism," Pazdera said. "It is like the Pulitzer of our field, and it was a great experience winning it the first year we entered our publication in 2010."
Since 1993, there have been only four nominations from Texas for the Pacemaker Award for best general student magazine, and UTPA received two of those nominations in the last two years. Along with UTPA, only The University of Texas-El Paso and The University of Texas-Arlington have been nominated.
Daniel Flores, editor-in-chief of Panorama and a Master of Fine Arts graduate student at UTPA, said he is happy with the success of the magazine.
"Winning a national award or being nominated as a finalist is a validation for the work and decisions we make," Flores said. "I am really proud of our efforts."
Kevin Stich, who graduated from UTPA with a degree in communications with a focus in print journalism, was senior editor of Panorama in 2010 and said he is just as excited about the award the magazine received in Orlando. He, along with Flores and Santa Hernandez, UTPA communications graduate student and design editor, was a member of the editing team of the award-winning issue.
"It's a sweet victory, mainly because we felt like such underdogs," said Stich. "We weren't afraid to go outside the box and be progressive in a conservative atmosphere and we weren't afraid of failure."
The editing staff hopes to continue the momentum and produce another award-winning publication in 2012.
"This award and recognition puts UTPA on the national map," Pazdera said. "I run into former colleagues and they tell me that we're doing such a great job with Panorama. Other people take notice and that says a good thing about our program and what we're doing here at UTPA."
For more information, contact Pazdera at (956) 665-3583.


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This week we are taking about restoration issues. Our first blog comes from Melanie Backe-Hansen – Historian for Chesterton Humberts.
Uncovering The Story Behind The Architecture
Restoring houses has long been a British obsession, whether it's a Sunday DIY job or a grand design project. Restoring houses can offer great satisfaction, either you're bringing a building back to life, or you're creating the ideal living environment for your family.
In recent years there appears to have been a growing interest in the restoration of old buildings with historic significance, whether it's a love of old architecture or the inspiration of recent television programmes such as Restoration with Griff Rhys Jones, or Restoration Man with George Clarke
( @georgeclarketv on Twitter), these buildings are being given a second chance at life.
Setting aside the issues of planning applications, finance, builders and all the challenges that go with restoring an old building, I want to highlight the value and importance of knowing the history of the building that's being restored.
The history of houses can give great insight into the original purposes of the building, the changes that have occurred over time, but most importantly it is the stories of the people who lived in the house or worked in the building that gives enormous perspective on its value.
Ultimately, buildings offer a window (no pun intended) into the lives of people that have gone before. Whether it's a timber framed cottage, a church, a warehouse or a stately home, the history that lies hidden behind the physical aspects of the building can offer you so much more when undertaking a restoration.
The Story
Perhaps it's a story of a working class family during the industrial revolution, perhaps it's the story of a local community and their attachment to a church, or perhaps it's the story of the local landowners whose family have lived in the area for centuries.
You may be surprised at how knowing the history of the house can offer an emotional link that creates a stronger bond with the old building that you're restoring.
There is an inherent emotional bond that we have with our homes and adding the knowledge of the past attached to the house can be invaluable. Think about how you feel about the first home you bought with your partner, the house where you brought up your children, or even your grandmother's house.
Adding the historic elements attached to the house can create an even stronger emotional link with the bricks and mortar.
Along with the emotional link created by knowing more about the history of your house, there is also the practical. You may be able to uncover more about how the house used to look, how it was built, when it was built and in what style it was constructed. Knowing about the period the house was constructed can give insight into the materials and styles that are original to the building and those that have perhaps been added later.
It Began As….?
Its history can also offer information on why it was built the way it was. Was it originally a toll house or a vicarage, perhaps it was an industrial building or a chapel and has now been converted into residential? There are so many opportunities to uncover the stories behind the physical building that faces you today.
The history of your house is vital in uncovering the life that has gone before in order to create a sympathetic restoration that will take you forward into the future.
Melanie is a true working House Historian. You can find her at Chesterton Humberts or on Twitter here.


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2. In Case You Missed It: A 77-year-old man had to be extricated from his car by firefighters after a nasty accident on Highway 369 yesterday afternoon. Find out more about the wreck and see dramatic photos of the aftermath at this link.
3. Happening Now: Have you made weekend plans? If not, check out this week's edition of the Get Out Weekend Planner! There's a lot of neat stuff happening around us this weekend!
4. Looking Ahead: As you may or may not know, next Monday is Presidents Day, which is a national holiday. Find out what institutions in Cherokee County will be closed on Monday at 10 a.m. In addition, Cherokee schools will be closed all next week for Winter Break.
5. On This Date in History: On Feb. 15, 1898, the USS Maine, an American battleship moored in Havana, Cuba during the Cuban revolt against Spanish colonial rule, exploded and sank under circumstances that are still unclear to this day. The American press used the sinking of the Maine to rally public support for a war against Spain, claiming Spanish treachery sank the battleship. The resulting Spanish-American War was a resounding victory for the United States.


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After recently getting a second dog, I started thinking about my decision.
Key word—after.
I thought to myself, "Dear God, what have I done?"
It was the first night Chance came home from the Animal Rescue League and after a somewhat calm introduction to the almighty alpha she-dog, Bailey the Jack Russell, things looked promising. We wanted Bailey to have a friend after leaving her at home with a long face many, many times. As soon as we got home from the shelter with Chance, the calm turned to chaos.
Bailey has never been happy to have other dogs around. In fact, she completely flips out on walks by the sight of another dog. (I am well liked in my neighborhood. People love those encounters at 8 a.m.) But, she acted so much better around Chance, so we...gave it a chance. (I know.)
My stress level was through the roof as we struggled to get both dogs adjusted to their home. I screamed, I cried, I stupidly broke up fights—and I got bit. This growth process was painful in just about every way. I knew we had to act fast, so we immediately started working with training treats and got advice from our amazing adoptions counselor, Claire Carr, and Nina Wolf, owner of Animal Nature. I have told both of them that we probably owe them consulting fees at this point. Their kindness is truly a blessing.
Whenever the dogs had a positive interaction, we immediately gave them a small food reward. We began taking them on walks together to create our new pack, and soon, they began trotting along side by side, doggy smiles and all.
After one week in, I noticed that Bailey was no longer growling at Chance at every turn. Chance would lick Bailey's face as if to say, "I know you're in charge. And that's cool." A few days later while working in my office, I turned to the futon and saw that they were cuddling. It lasted about 10 minutes, but hey, from where we began, it felt like a miracle.
During one minute on Chance's first night home, I experienced a moment of panic. What if these dogs were going to be miserable forever? What if they never got along? What if I never enjoy my dogs again because of this decision? And instantly, I remembered a blog post by Nina from Animal Nature. It was a dog's Christmas wish list that read, "Don't leave them, ever. If the time comes, you hold their head and paw until they are gone. Never ever abandon them, never make them find their way without you. Never allow them to be afraid and alone."
I looked at Chance, our brand new 11-month-old in the crate, and said to myself, "I made this commitment and I am keeping it forever. We're going to make this work."
It's a few weeks later and my new favorite thing to do is walk two dogs at the same time. It is such a joy to see Bailey and Chance appreciating each other's company—even if they still do get into a scrap or two every once in awhile. Bailey also has found that she loves to break her new friend out of the crate every time we leave home so they can play!
The key to adding a second dog to the home is patience. The second key is love. If you take this route and find yourself overwhelmed, don't panic. And don't rush back to the shelter that first night. Do not leave your dog—he is adopted, and he is yours now. I know in some instances, it just doesn't work out. But give it time to discover everything it could be first.
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How is it possible that the Gamma Quadrant's "closest point to Earth is located approximately 30,000 light years away", if its "boundary is defined by a meridian passing through [...] the Sol System"? 18.104.22.168 02:00, 2 June 2007 (UTC)
- I believe that refers to the actual line of the boundary. From our perspective of the galaxy picture on this page, the boundary line goes vertical from the top of the galaxy, to the galactic core, to the bottom of the galaxy. Along the way, the it intersects the Sol system. The statement uses the Sol system as a comparison to explain the location and direction of the boundary. ;) - Adm. Enzo Aquarius...I'm listening 02:06, 2 June 2007 (UTC)
- I wondered the same thing myself, and found Enzo's explanation rather vague. After thinking about it for a few moments though, I realized that the Sol system lies on the meridian between the Alpha and Beta quadrants. On the opposite side of the galactic core, the same meridian divides the Gamma and Delta quadrants.--18.104.22.168 11:57, August 26, 2013 (UTC)
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For how long before the mining of the Bajoran Wormhole were Federation exploration ships unable to go to the Gamma Quadrant? Was such a restriction ever instituted by Starfleet Command? - Interested Trekker
- If I had to guess, I'd say around the events of "By Inferno's Light" would be the end of Federation exploration of the Gamma Quadrant. Until then, Dominion activity on the Gamma side of the wormhole is described as light, going so far as saying "The Dominion are giving it a wide berth". Starting around there is when Dominion fleet activity becomes regular at the Wormhole, and therefore Federation activity would have been made very dangerous. I can't think of any specific mention of a restriction from Starfleet Command, though. --OuroborosCobra talk 23:49, 17 November 2007 (UTC)


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In Sunday's game recap, I posted that I had heard some rumors that the Cubs might make several moves before next Sunday's non-waiver trading deadline.
Naturally, this resulted in a flurry of speculation. I was told things in confidence and no matter how much you ask, I'm not going to tell you any specifics. And remember, if no deals happen by Sunday, that doesn't mean what I was told wasn't true at the time I heard it.
But since it's an off day today, I thought we could spend the day speculating further here. What I'd like you do to in the comments to this post is propose realistic deals the Cubs could make with anyone you think might be traded before the deadline.
When I say realistic, I mean it. Don't send John Grabow to the Yankees for Jesus Montero. That just won't happen. In this exercise, you can have the Cubs eat contract money -- or see if you can get another team to take some of the money.
Oh, and the photo at the top of this post? It might be related to the rumors I heard yesterday. Or maybe it's not. Maybe I just put it there to throw you off. (And the broken bat in the photo doesn't mean anything either. Or maybe it does.) Anyway, have at it and enjoy the off day.


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Did the authors of United States History: Preparing for the Advanced Placement Examination take it upon themselves to change the intent of the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution?
Young America's Foundation thinks so. The high school textbook, which is used at Guyer High School in Denton, Texas, among other schools, contains a summary of each Constitutional Amendment, several of which seem to alter the initial intent in which the respective Amendment was written.
The textbook summarizes the Second Amendment as:
"The people have a right to keep and bear arms in a state militia."
The actual Second Amendment reads:
"A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed."
Notice the subtle differences. While the actual language of the Amendment emphasizes the right of the people to bear arms, the edited version shifts that right exclusively to a state militia.
So, is this much ado about nothing, or was there really an intent to alter the meaning of the Second Amendment? I might tend to side with those who believe Young America's Foundation is being a bit picky here – were it not, again, for this simple fact:
The edited version in the text book makes the same argument – intentionally or otherwise – that gun grabbers make: The Second Amendment speaks to a militia's right to bear arms; not to the rights of individuals to bear arms.
Coincidence and honest mistake – or yet another example of the attempt by "progressives" to rewrite history, restrict the gun rights of law-abiding Americans and indoctrinate America's school kids?
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I believe that students should have to take a test that sums up every thing they've had to learn in high school. Some people may not agree, saying that we need to just trust the future of this nation and have faith in them. But that's hard to do when we have kids dropping out of middle school and tenth graders who don't know what a noun is. We have to make sure that the people graduating high school are actually worthy of that kind of reward.
If we were to give a final test to people who are in the 12th grade and they were aware of the fact that their graduation is depending on passing this test, people would take high school much more seriously. Too many students just come to school for the sake of talking to their friends. They honestly don't care about learning. You can see it in schools everywhere.
There's also the fact that even though we have a lot of teachers, there's only a handful of them who actually care. Out of that small amount, only a select few teach effectively. And some of those teachers can't handle the kind of behavior that kids can dish out. That's why any of them just break down and give up. Then the education of the students is in serious danger.
Also, people say we can't give these tests because some kids don't test well. So what? Life is full of all sorts of tests, and employers aren't going to go easy on you. Take the kid gloves off. These are 18 year old people. They're adults and no one is going to pamper them or hold their hand in the real world. We need to prepare them for the real world and teach them that in life there are so many obstacles that they'll have to overcome and work hard to get past.
Some people have the audacity to say that kids are now smarter than the kids before them. That's pure b.s. I rarely hear things this stupid. If kids are so smart, why is it that thirteen year old girls are dropping out of middle school behind getting pregnant. Why is it that a tenth grader doesn't know what six plus six is? Giving kids and teens this kind of power as to whether or not they want to learn is why so many kids don't know the basics of English and Math. They shouldn't be able to decide that they don't feel like going to class or doing the work.
Some parents and other people say that as long as they pass the required subjects and get the credits that are required a test should not determine graduation. Once again, it's back to the teachers. Like I stated before, there are many (too many, in fact) teacher who just come to class, drink coffee, take attendance, and just sit there. They don't teach kids anything, they just give students an A and their credits. I know because I've had these teachers before. And besides that, many students who are very lazy but still want a good grade will just copy off of whatever kid is sitting next to them.
"They already have enough pressure." You have no idea how true that is. I really do have a lot of pressure from my family and myself to graduate high school and actually be somebody important in society. However, I said it once and I'll say it again. Stop treating your sons and daughters like babies. When they grow up and go out into they work force, what are they going to do when their boss or higher-ups gives them something to do or turn in? What are they going to do when they're drowning in work, deadlines are approaching? What about when they have kids to take care of along with bills to pay? They're under pressure now, and they'll be under pressure then, too. You can't give up just because you're under pressure. The world doesn't work that way.
In closing, taking a test to graduate is the best thing we can do for students. To say that we have to just trust that they understand the material being taught to them in school is just ridiculous. Yes, we students are under pressure, but that doesn't mean that we just shouldn't take a test to graduate. Teachers can either help us or hurt us, so a test is used to make sure that we really are meeting the standards that have been set. If students know that their graduation is depending on getting a decent score on a test, a guarantee you they'll take it seriously. So having students take a test in order to graduate has more pros than cons.


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THE policeman, and his female dancing partner, have not yet been identified, but proud Scots have taken to Twitter and Facebook to hail the quick-stepping bobby.
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Pauls Valley —
In the beginning there was darkness and in that darkness a lone elephant and donkey did battle mightily. At first it was pretty hard to see because light had not been invented, so only occasionally did the two bump into one another and declare victory.
Then the light did come and it was good, well as long as one of them figured out how many of their followers it took to screw in a light bulb. Then they said God, please lead our people to the promised ballot and God did say "Sorry, I lead by example, you've got to sort this political mess out yourselves." Some of the people did agree that worship was a church activity and moved on with their lives, but others seemed to think their spiritual lives were caving if they don't have a leader represented by only one faith.
Now before the extremist mob burns me at the steak (almost as bad as a burnt steak), I would like to point out that my goal here is not to promote any kind of religious persecution. I am also not here to say you don't have a right to worship Jesus Christ when and where you want.
If anything, I'd rather think I'm complimenting Christianity when I say that the worst place to put everything about the almighty in place is anywhere near the government. Sure, swearing on a bible to tell the whole truth in the presence of a higher power is not a terrible idea, but why in heaven's name would we want to mandate anything we do in a sanctuary among the most notorious liars and cheats in the country? I will agree that some of the men who founded the United States were Christians, but they also realized that not everyone believes in the same thing another person does (why some of them left England to pursue religious freedom).
There seems to be a misplaced fear that if our president and congress isn't singing halleluiah, that they'll do everything they can to stop people from being openly spiritual. Terror is the name of the game when some discuss a lack of prayer in schools; though forget at the same time you don't need to have someone come on the intercom to send your thoughts upward.
I've heard on far too many occasions people connecting a decline in church membership to the government lack of support for God's followers and I can't help rolling my eyes. Here's a surprising thought, maybe the congregation isn't doing enough to keep and bring in new disciples. Perhaps if some worshipers spent more time just living their lives in a Christ-like manner and only converting when people asked to be, there might be a few more church willing members.
The hymnal "They will know we our Christians by our love" is possibly the best example of where the focus needs to originate. Instead of worrying whether we will lose the right to worship, we should worry if we are setting the best example.
I do believe that Jesus would be proud to know there are places where it is safe to hear his message, but he did not let a lack of such of place in his time deter him from spreading the word. Besides, I think we can all see that when religious groups get too much control they aren't any better than those who outlaw any religion whatsoever (Islamic or Irish extremists ring a bell?). Whether you are Christian, Muslim, Jew or new aged hippy with the drug induced state thing, we should all be seen as equal as our creator sees his creation.
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Here's a rundown of the events going on this weekend, March 8-10, in and around Philadelphia, including sports, family-friendly events, high fashion, and more. Take your pick -- it's a busy weekend!
Greater Philadelphia Boat ShowFriday, March 8, 12 p.m.-8 p.m.; Saturday, March 9, 10 a.m.-7 p.m.; Sunday, March 10, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
100 Station Ave., Oaks, PA
Adults $9, youth (age 13 - 17) $2, children under age 12 free
As this is touted as the Philadelphia region's only boat show, then is the event to go to if you're in the market -- or even just browsing -- for the latest offerings in recreational boating. Active members of the military, police, fire, and EMS receive one free admission-- just show a valid ID at the will call office.
100 Station Ave., Oaks, PA, 19456
Over 1,200 tables of weapons -- guns, rifles, shotguns, handguns, antique firearms, hunting knives, ammunition, military surplus, and more -- will be on hand. If you're thinking about stocking up in case of an impending zombie apocalypse, this is the event to head to.
Harlem Globetrotters World TourFriday, March 8, 7 p.m.; Saturday, March 9, 1 p.m.
Wells Fargo Center
3601 S. Broad St., Philadelphia
From $21
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Friday-Saturday, March 8-9, 8:30 p.m.
The Electric Factory
421 N. Seventh St., Philadelphia
$29.50, plus fees
Get ready for St. Patrick's Day next weekend with two nights of Celtic punk group Dropkick Murphys. The band released "Signed and Sealed in Blood" in January.
Community Arts Center
414 Plush Mill Rd, Wallingford, PA
This is one of the most critical annual charitable events that supports the Delaware County SPCA in their mission to save homeless animals and ongoing life-saving programs. Enjoy an evening of cocktails, hors d'oeuvres, a prize raffle, a silent auction, and, of course, a fashion show featuring many of the clothing lines from stores of the Philadelphia Premium Outlets. Celebrities such as WMGK's Debbi Calton, a former Miss Delaware, a Philly Ballgirl, and others will be on hand, many modeling the latest looks. And Precious, the starved dog brought back from the brink of death, will be there, as well. For tickets, call 610-566-1370, ext. 231.
Temple Men's Basketball vs. Virginia Commonwealth UniversitySunday, March 10, 12 p.m.
Liacouras Center
1776 N. Broad St., Philadelphia
From $12
This is the first of two great events on Sunday at the Liacouras Center. Start out with the Temple Owls going head to head against VCU. Doors open at 11 a.m., with the game starting at 12 p.m. Allow approximately $14 for parking.
Harlem Globetrotters World TourSunday, March 10, 5 p.m.
Liacouras Center
1776 N. Broad St., Philadelphia
From $17
The Globetrotters are appearing at a second venue in the same city on the same weekend. Why? The Liacouras Center, being a smaller venue than the Wells Fargo Center, allows fans a unique opportunity. Here's a chance to see the world-famous Harlem Globetrotters and possibly even score some autographs, because after the game, the stars will remain on court for autographs and photographs.
Philadelphia Flyers vs. Buffalo SabresSunday, March 10, 7:30 p.m.
Wells Fargo Center
3601 S. Broad St., Philadelphia
From $83
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Thursday, Nov. 29
Mark Dever, 50, of 20 Grove St., at Fay Place at 10 p.m., malicious destruction over.
Wednesday, Nov. 28
Bret Maquire, 29, of 13 Pandora Drive, Groveland, at 44 White St. at 9:50 a.m., malicious destruction of property over $250.
Maurice LaRiviere, 52, of 15 Sunridge Road., Windham, N.H., at 790 River St. at 3:30 p.m., assault and battery on a police officer, resisting arrest, failure to stop, refuse to identify self.
Ivette Gonzalez, 52, of 1 Tremont St., at home at 5:40 p.m., assault and battery on a household member.
Steven Groves, 31, of 8 S. Summer St., at Chadwick and Carleton streets, at 7 p.m., OUI liquor, operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license.
Tuesday, Nov. 27
Jonathan Perez, 29, of 167 River St., at home at 7 p.m., two counts of indecent exposure, assault and battery on a child under 14.
Gun Sock Ha, 31, of 23 Victor St., Apt. 18, at home at 7:40 p.m., domestic assault and battery.
Fernando Crispin, 38, of Malden, at 27 Portland St. at 4:45 p.m., violation of a 209-A.
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Brian Mohika, 34, of 450 W. Lowell Ave., at 795 River St at 2 a.m., OUI liquor, trespass, larceny under, disorderly conduct.
Shianne Jo Robinson, 37, of 12 Sandler Terrace, at Davenport Street at noon, assault and batty on a household member, two counts, threat to commit a crime.
Keith Kreyling, 29, of 8 Victor St., at 38 Lincoln Ave. at 1:10 p.m., domestic assault and battery.
Kimberly Nichols, 26, of 4 Lincoln Court, Andover, at Portland and Newel streets at 2:30 p.m., assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, shod foot, assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, light, assault with a dangerous weapon, rock.
Michael Rosario, 17, of 216 Prospect St., Lawrence, at Concord St. at 6:40 p.m., domestic assault and battery, assault to rape, threat to commit a crime, stab, witness intimidation.INCIDENTS
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By Michael Schaffer - Managing editor
Daily Iowegian
Joseph Frank Cardani and his wife, Shirley, started something in Centerville no one else had and this Sunday Joe's Quick Shop will celebrate its 50th anniversary.
Joe's Quick Shop plans a special 50th anniversary Sunday, March 17 from 1-5 p.m. with several special sales and prize giveaways.
Centerville's first convenience store has changed names, appearances and even the goods they sell, but one thing that hasn't changed is their devotion to customer service.
Tuesday afternoon, Joe and Shirley's children, Mike Cardani, 42 and Deb McConville, 60 said customer service was something Joe valued and something they continue today.
Mike said his father knew each customer by name.
Deb said her father and Joe's Quick Shop didn't offer anything not found at other convenience stores in Centerville except personal customer service.
"People know we appreciate them being here," Mike said.
Joe enjoyed his customers and greeted them all by name. In fact, it would be more appropriate to call his customers his extended family.
"He had a connection to all of the people who came into here," Deb said. "And they loved him. I don't think he realized the impact he had on people."
Deb said her father had one hobby. It was called Joe's Quick Shop.
Joe so much wanted to see the 50th anniversary of the store, Mike said.
"I feel guilty doing a 50 year anniversary without him because this was his love, his passion, his hobby," Deb said. "It's going to be very bitter sweet."
Both Mike and Deb said when they come to work they can still see their father walking the aisles.
Deb said she still does things the way her father taught her 50 years ago because it works. She agreed Joe still lives on in the store because they continue to run the business the same way with an emphasis on customer service.
"We appreciate the communities loyalty over the last 50 years," Deb said. "We've seen three generations of families come in."
One aspect of their father's life they were unaware of was his unselfish generosity. If a person was in trouble and needed help money wise, Joe in the background would help them, many times anonymously.
"We never knew anything about it," Deb said. "The bottom line is, he wanted to give, because we've been very fortunate here. I mean, it's been a lot of hard work but we've been very fortunate. And he wanted to give back. He never forgot where he came from."
Deb and Mike took over the family business in 2012, even though Joe was letting go for the last three to four years and Shirley still did a lot of the office work.
The store now known as Joe's Quick Shop didn't start out with that name but it hasn't changed locations.
In 1963, Joe purchased a business known as Main Street Market and had the building remodeled. On March 17, 1963 it opened under the management of Joe and Shirley Cardani as Quick Shop Superette.
At one point in the 1970s and 1980s it was called Joe's 7-11 Quick Shop Foods. An advertisement in the March 24, 1983 Daily Iowegian shows the name was changed to Joe's 6-11 Quick Shop.
A new building was constructed in 1977 and in 2003 they added on and held a grand opening after 40 years of business.
Getting back to Centerville in 1963 meant many things, like Joe quitting his salesmans job with Meadow Gold and how to find a way to get his family back to Centerville from Hobbs, N.M. to start his dream.
It was in New Mexico that Joe discovered the idea of a 7-11 convenience store chain. Joe and Shirley made the decision that they would move their family back to Centerville, with the help of Bennie and Joe Belloma.
"When he quit Meadow Gold, they were stuck. They didn't have any money to come back on." Mike said. "And Bennie Belloma and Joe Belloma hauled them back here and their furniture on a fruit truck."
Once back to Centerville, Joe needed financing to open his store. The bank turned him down for a loan.
Joe approached several friends in Centerville and they loaned him the money to get started.
Deb said it was a struggle in the early years as people said they wouldn't make it. She said she was about 10 or 11 when she first started working at the store.
"Basically, we started out and it was a very small beginning," Deb said. "It was scary. I remember it was scary."
Joe lived to work and he wanted to be sure things were being done his way.
"He worked his ass off," Mike said. "He worked until the day he died."
Joe's employees eight full-time and one part-time worker.
Joe's is open from 5:30 a.m.-10 p.m. Monday-Sunday. They are located at 1023 S. Main St.
Shirley, born and raised in Centerville, graduated from Centerville High School in 1947. Joe, born in "Shanty Town," Numa, attended school in both Numa and Centerville before graduating from Centerville High School in 1947.
During high school, Shirley and Joe began dating, and upon graduation, they were married on Jan. 3, 1948 in Centerville. They lived in Kansas City until March of 1948 and in Davenport, Council Bluffs, Hobbs, N.M. and then back home to Centerville to establish the convenience store.
Joe tended to the daily business at the store and Shirley worked behind the scenes in the office and continued to manage the office until the time of her death.
During Joe and Shirley's 64 year marriage, they welcomed into their life five children, Kathy, Debbie, Julie, Linda and Michael.
Daughters Kathy, Julie and Linda Cardani preceded Joe and Shirley in death.
Shirley Cardani passed away Monday, Dec. 3, 2012 at the age of 82.
Joe Cardani passed away Nov. 1, 2012 at the age of 84.


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Updated: Jeffrey Sachs overlooked by Obama but Ocampo still in the hunt
President Obama's back in news that's relevant to Columbia. However, today's news has got nothing to do with the sensitive subject of his travel plans for the month of May.
Jeffrey Sachs, a Columbia professor and director of the Earth Institute, had made his desire to be the next leader of a famous institution public: "I am seeking to be President of the World Bank so that together we can end extreme poverty in our time," appeared on the Jeffrey Sachs Facebook page last week, with a link to his op-ed in the Washington Post.
However, Sachs will not be the next head of the international finance institution that aims to assist developing countries. The POTUS made headlines today by selecting Dartmouth's President Jim Yong Kim as the US' choice to lead the World Bank. One of the two other contenders is Jose Antonio Ocampo, a SIPA professor. Check after the jump for more on the three candidates (including a video of Kim that you won't want to miss) and reaction to the news.
Obama overlooked economist Larry Summers and American Ambassador to the United Nations Susan Rice as well.
What's most interesting about the decision is that Kim is a physician and an anthropologist. Not an economist or policy maker. Fun fact: He got his bachelor's degree at Brown and his medical and Ph.D. degrees at Harvard.
While welfare economists understand and regularly take public health effects into account when making policy decisions, it remains to be seen whether Kim, an expert in public health, will be able to address issues of inequality and poverty successfully.
The nomination does not mean that Kim is guaranteed the role. Nigeria's finance minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala has received the backing of three African nations. Shortly before today's 6 p.m. EST deadline for nominations, Ocampo, a Colombion, received the backing of Brazil and the Dominican Republic. His country, Colombia, decided to focus on the International Labor Organization nomination instead. But historical precedent suggests that the US gets to select the head of the World Bank while Europe chooses the head of the International Monetary Fund.
While the the pros and cons of this decision will be debated for a while, it's quite clear that Dartmouth's Kim brings something different to the table.
See the full White House press release here and a roundup of early reactions here.
Her title is technically U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations. She has an official diplomatic position, not an informal, in-house advisory role.VA:F [1.9.22_1171]
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Wednesday, Nov. 21
- At 12 p.m., Swampscott police received a report from a crossing guard about a youth operating a vehicle that almost struck a pedestrian in a crosswalk. The youth parked on Redington and refused to move.
- At 2:42 p.m., store owners at the 7-Eleven mall on Humphrey Street reported a group of youth hanging around the boardwalk area refusing to move for customers.
- At 8:23 p.m., police arrested a man on Tidd Street. See the arrest log, below.
- At 9:28 p.m., police received a report from a customer at the Red Rock Bistro who said that there was an unruly male customer there who customers were trying to control. The unruly male left the property.
- At 10:39 p.m., the school resource officer called to report that a parent was requesting an officer to speak with her daughter about an ongoing cyber-bullying incident. A previous investigation was underway.
Thursday, Nov. 22
- At 1:41 a.m., police received a report from Grant Street about a male being on the porch trying to get from one Grant Street address to another. The caller feared it was a breaking and entering in progress. The log entry indicates the individual on the porch was drunk.
- At 12:24 p.m., police received a report that a large skunk, possibly ill, was walking in the street near Spinale Way. The skunk may have gone in a garage.
- At 6:55 p.m., a Norfolk Avenue caller reported a motor vehicle accident. The damage was believed to be under $1,000. The drivers exchanged paperwork.
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- Edward Narvaez, 41, of 14 Tidd St., Swampscott was charged with assault and battery, domestic, while a restraining order was in effect, and witness intimidation.
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House Bill Could Revise CMU Status
Mar 27th @ 4:45 pm in News by Scott Staley
A House bill being proposed at the state capital could revise Colorado Mesa University's status from "moderately selective" to "selective" when choosing its students. What that means is students must have a higher index score. Currently the acceptable score at Colorado Mesa is 85 but that will be bumped up to 92 if the bill passes. Admission index scores are based on students' high school grade point average or class rank and their ACT or SAT scores.


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Jamie from C.R.A.F.T shows how you can use an old hardcover book as the base for an upcycled scrapbook. This reminds me of the Smash books that are so popular right now. Click here to go to the tutorial. While there you can also check out her blog post about exploding mini albums
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Functional table art: This unique and fully usable flatware will quicken the pulse of the motorhead, handyman or rocket scientist in your life. Wrenchware is 18/10 polished drop forged stainless steel, and comes in its own individual heavy duty ABS presentation case. For the full-size set, pieces measure 6.5" to 8" long and the case measures 8.75"W x 4.5"D x 1.25"H. The Mini pieces measure 5 to 5.5" long and the case measures 6"W x long x 3.25"D x 1.26"H.
For Father's Day & Every Day: No utensils could provide a better place setting for fine BBQ, or any meal that finds tool-lovers breaking bread together.
Whether you outfit the whole shop bench table, or provide a single setting for that very special guy, nothing says "we appreciate who you are" quite like Wrenchware!
Each set includes fork, knife and spoon. Choose between full size or Mini (child size) sets. Or don't choose... order some of both!
Concours Detailing...
Tire cups sport raised rubber tread outer shells, with a black or white, FDA
approved inner cup for insulation. Piston Cup has an ABS chrome plastic outer shell. Double wall design of cups provides stay-cool/stay-hot insulation for your auto buff's beverage. All cups measure 3.5" dia X 4"
tall, weigh 7 oz. and come in their own four-color designer box.
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These plates and bowls will be the centerpiece of your table, whatever you put in them... from soup to nuts, or cereal. Bowls measure 6" in diameter and are 2-1/2" deep. 11" Dinner plates are heavy duty ceramic with durable kiln fired art. Plates are usable, microwaveable, and dishwasher safe!
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German engineered, unique features
& clad stainless construction...
Swiss design, fun colors & carbon steel blades...