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This Kashyyyk Trooper was released in a comic 2-pack during The Legacy Collection in 2010 together with a Kashyyyk Trooper Commander figure. The clone trooper can be seen in the 3-part comic book Star Wars: Republic "Hidden Enemy" storyline.
The Kashyyyk Trooper is super articulated, with ball-joints in the neck, shoulders, elbows, waist, knees and ankles. There are swivel joints in both forearms and legs. There are no balancing issues whatsoever. Both weapons, the blaster and the blaster rifle are a good fit for either of the figure's hands. The clone trooper helmet is a very tight fit, and while it covers the back of the head nicely, the front of the helmet is a little too short, and the chin area looks out underneath. This is only an issue though if the figure is displayed a little higher than eye sight.
The figure's dark brown and dark green camouflage colors look good, and it could have only looked better if Hasbro had added some scuffs or weathering to the armor. All in all, this super articulated Kashyyyk Clone Trooper turned out OK, with the only flaw being the chin looking out underneath the helmet a little bit.


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Menlo girls shock WBAL champ SHP in volleyball
Original post made on Nov 7, 2011
==I M-A boys run to second at PAL finals==
The Menlo School girls' volleyball team handed West Bay Athletic League (Foothill Division) champion Sacred Heart Prep its only league loss with a 3-1 victory Thursday at home. The Knights finished second in the division with an 8-2 league mark (23-6 overall) after posting a 25-22, 25-12, 21-25, 25-18 victory.
Read the full story here Web Link posted Friday, November 4, 2011, 9:29 AM
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on Nov 7, 2011 at 9:50 am
I am the head JV coach at Gunn, and a varsity assistant and statistician.
The print edition of this article included a snarky remark that Gunn would not be playing this week once the CCS playoff pairings were announced. That remark showed a deep misunderstanding of how the teams that make CCS are seeded.
Although Gunn did not have a stellar league season, our out-of-league record was well over .500, which qualified us for the CCS playoffs. We generated enough power points simply by competing in the SCVAL De Anza Division, which is considered an A+ league by CCS, that we earned the 8th seed in Division I.
Please read up on the rules regarding qualification for CCS before you make those kinds of statements in the future. Thank you.
on May 10, 2012 at 1:21 pm
What the rest of us hear: Blah blah blah. Ever hear the expression: Stats, garbage in, garbage out.
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The Air Jordan 10 "Powder Blue" will release tomorrow for the first time since the sneakers made their debut about two decades ago. Their return will of course lessen the quickly dwindling number of Jordans that haven't been retrod, a category that the Air Jordan 10 still has a number of entries in thanks to the "City Series" sneakers of old. Get a couple more quick looks at tomorrow's Jordan 10 pair and then see what's already floating around for the "Powder Blue" shoes on eBay.
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MILTON — When he ran for Governor's Council last year, Milton attorney Robert L. Jubinville promised to be an independent voice on the state panel that considers judicial nominees. In his first month on the job, he appears to be making good on that pledge.
On Jan. 23, he was one of two members of the eight-person panel to vote against Governor Deval Patrick's Superior Court nominee, Brockton District Court Judge Angel Kelley Brown. Jubinville said he did not think she had sufficient legal experience.
"You don't do any favors to somebody by putting them there when they are not ready," he said. Kelley Brown's nomination carried the day, however.
A few days later, Jubinville came to the governor's defense, calling for Patrick to re-nominate Shannon Frison, whom the Governor's Council had failed to confirm for a judgeship in December. Jubinville said Frison's initial nomination had been sabotaged by false reports that she had performed poorly as a judge in the military. "The council had received misinformation," Jubinville said. "She is eminently qualified."
A prominent criminal defense attorney in Massachusetts, Jubinville, 66, had never run for public office before his 2008 run for Governor's Council, also known as the Executive Council. He lost that year and again in 2010, but last year, following the death of incumbent Kelly Timilty, Jubinville, a Democrat, won the vacant seat.
Although he put together campaign teams and did some fund-raising during each of his bids, Jubinville used much of his own money to run for the part-time job that pays $26,000 a year. His state campaign finance reports indicate he personally loaned his three campaigns more than $400,000 over five years.
In his campaigns, he did not have the backing of powerful established political machines in the sprawling Second Governor's Council District, which spans five counties and includes part of Boston, as well as all or part of 38 south and west suburbs.
"I vote the way I want to. I don't owe anybody anything," Jubinville said. "The voters of District 2 put me here, and my job is to protect all citizens."
The divorced father of two adult daughters — one is a lawyer, the other a probation officer — lives and works in his home office in East Milton Square on Adams Street next to the post office. He also has small satellite offices in Falmouth and Holyoke.
A former State Police trooper who has practiced law for the past 33 years, Jubinville is much in demand as a defense lawyer. His work takes him to courthouses across the Commonwealth, and he has represented defendants in high-profile cases, including the murder of 10-year-old Jeffrey Curley of Somerville in 1997 and the 1999 rape and murder of teacher Melissa Gosule.
Jubinville said he has no aspirations for higher office and hopes to continue to practice law for another 20 years.
He said that in reviewing judicial candidates he will study nominees carefully and look for experience and balance. He said that on the tough-on-crime vs. soft-on-crime spectrum, he falls somewhere in the middle.
"You get judges at each end — too lenient, too hard — they usually don't make the best judges. The ones in the middle, who call it fairly one way or the other, they really do tend to make better judges," Jubinville said.
State Senator Brian A. Joyce, a Milton Democrat and a longtime critic of the Governor's Council, said he believes Jubinville will be an independent voice on the panel.
"I would not expect him to have any ideological litmus tests," Joyce said. "He is an extraordinary practitioner of his craft."
Joseph P. McEttrick of Milton, a retired Suffolk University Law School professor and an unsuccessful candidate for Governor's Council in 1996, said of Jubinville, "His interest in the Governor's Council is based on his profession. He has a substantial practice and has been in the courts a lot. A lot of people on the council don't have that profile."
The Massachusetts Governor's Council is one of only two such councils in the United States. A carryover from Colonial days as a check on the power of the governor, the panel has seen its duties trimmed over the years, and there have been calls for its abolition. Its primary role today is to vote on all judicial nominations of the governor.
Governor's councilors are elected by district, each of which is made up of five state senatorial districts. Governor's Council districts are each one-eighth of the state and are slightly more populous than a congressional district.
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I am trying to write a JavaScript to transpose adjacent words.
I plan to use the "move" function but am having trouble getting a reference to the word under the cursor.
I can find out which character I am in within the story...but don't think I should need to iterate through all of the characters in the story to determine the word number.
Can someone provide some guidance on how I can determine the number of the word under the cursor?
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app.selection[0].words[0] gives you a reference to the word.
You can use story.words.previousItem(word) to get the previous one.
It's probably faster to work it out based on character indexes though.
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dog-treatAssay: I've been thinking a lot lately about the importance of small treats, small pleasures. They're fun to experience, of course, and I think they also have a very important role to play in happiness.
When we feel depleted and drained, and when we have no time or energy devoted to the things that give us pleasure, we start to feel exhausted, resentful, and angry. "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy."
But it can be surprisingly hard to think of what little treats you want to give yourself. So many pleasures come at a cost: cookies cost calories, movies and books take time and focus, a museum costs the price of a ticket. It's good to have a list of treats and pleasures that have a very low cost in time, energy, or money.
For instance, I've become obsessed with the sense of smell, and I love the fact that a good smell can be enjoyed in an instant, with no cost. My latest favorite "treat," which I save for moments when I need a bit of extra comfort or reassurance, is the fragrance "Hay" from CB I Hate Perfume. It's a warm, sweet, summer smell...of hay. I only put it on as a special treat. (Of course, it did cost me something to buy it, but not much, and never again.)
What small treats and pleasures have you found for yourself? Be honest! Not things that you think you should consider a treat, or what you wish you considered a treat (you may or may not find going for a run to be a treat), but things that you actually do consider a treat. Even if these aren't particularly estimable.
I want to lengthen my own list.
The site 20 x 2oo is a great resource--"great artists, affordable prices." It's fun to look around, even if you don't want to buy.
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Dana Holland
Dana Holland was imprisoned for 10 years for two crimes that occurred two weeks apart in 1993 on the south side of Chicago. One of the crimes was a rape, of which Holland was absolved by DNA in January 2003. The other crime was a robbery and attempted murder, for which he became a suspect as a result of the rape investigation. Holland was exonerated for that crime in June 2003.
On February 22, 1993, Chicago police were summoned to the call of a woman screaming in an alley near 79th Street and Wolcott Avenue on the city's South Side. When officers arrived, they saw a partially-clad woman emerge screaming from a car and a man run away.
Police followed the man's footprints in the snow to an apartment building where they saw Dana Holland, 25, putting pair of pants into the trash. Inside Holland's apartment, they found a wet pair of gym shoes with a sole that appeared to match the prints in the snow.
At first the victim, 22-year-old Dionne Stanley, did not identify Holland, but after several minutes of discussion with police, she said Holland was her attacker and he was charged with three counts of sexual assault.
Police impounded the car and found another woman's identification inside. When police found that woman, Ella Wembley, she said that two weeks before, on February 8, 1993, she had been picked up by two men who tried to assault her and slash her with a box cutter before she managed to flee.
Wembley identified her attackers as Holland and his uncle, Gordon Bolden. Both were charged with attempted murder.
In February 1995, Bolden and Holland waived a jury trial on the attempted murder charge and went on trial. Bolden did not testify, but Holland did, claiming that he was innocent and that the crime was committed by Bolden and someone else.
Cook County Circuit Court Judge David Erickson acquitted Bolden and convicted Holland. In March 1995, Erickson sentenced Holland to 28 years in prison.
In 1995, Chicago police crime lab analyst Pamela Fish was assigned to test biological evidence in the Stanley case and reported that she could not obtain a DNA profile because there was insufficient material to test.
In April 1997, Holland again waived a jury and went to trial on the rape charges before Cook County Circuit Court Judge Themis Karnezis. Although Stanley at first balked at identifying Holland, she ultimately identified him in court as her attacker.
Holland was convicted and sentenced to three terms of 30 years in prison, to be served consecutively and after he completed his 28-year term in the other case.
In July, 2002, after Holland wrote to the Center on Wrongful Convictions at Northwestern University School of Law, attorney Karen Daniel filed a petition for DNA testing.
On September 23, 2002, testing on the biological evidence from the Stanley rape by Orchid Cellmark revealed a DNA profile that was not Holland's. The fact that Cellmark had sufficient evidence to test while Fish said that testing was not possible raised questions about Fish—whose errors and misstatements also contributed to several other wrongful convictions. Ultimately, Fish, who later worked for the Illinois State police crime lab, resigned.
On November 8, 2002, Bolden, who had been acquitted, provided a sworn affidavit saying that he had been the driver and another man—not Holland—had been involved in the February 22, 1993 attack on Wembley.
Further DNA testing linked Bolden to that attack.
On January 30, 2003, Holland's conviction in the Stanley rape case was vacated and the charges were dismissed.
On February 11, 2003, Holland's conviction in the attack on Wembley on February 8, 1993, case was vacated. The defense then filed a motion to suppress Wembley's identification of Holland, given that it stemmed from Holland's arrest for the rape that DNA had proved he did not commit. At an April hearing on the motion, Stanley recanted her identification of Holland, saying she had not wanted to testify against him, and only did so after being arrested and held as a material witness. She also said that the prosecutor had pressured her to identify Holland by falsely claiming that DNA evidence had already linked him to that crime and to other rapes. The judge did not believe the recantation and denied the motion.
Holland went on trial on June 4, 2003 and was acquitted by a judge hearing the case without a jury.
On May 5, 2003, the Illinois Court of Claims awarded Holland $138,000. Holland filed a civil wrongful conviction lawsuit, but in November 2009, a federal judge found in favor of the police officers, saying they had not acted with malice.
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Green Door : Nash Lawler, Drake Jaden
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Loitering outside the Green Door, Drake Jaden looks dangerous, yet so appetizing. Nash Lawler is definitely interested; he knows the young man with all those piercings and tattoos, reeks of spirited adventure. They kiss and fall into each otherââ¬â¢s arms. Then Nash gets down on his knees, pulls Drakeââ¬â¢s romper stomper out and starts to suck it. The punkââ¬â¢s cock is big and long, but Nash manages to stuff his mouth full. They switch positions and Drake slurps Nashââ¬â¢s cock down his throat. Out of the blue, Nash starts having second thoughts about succumbing to this carnal entanglement like it's a forbidden fruit and he tries to leave. Drake beckons him to follow him inside, beyond the Green Door and he does. Safe inside, Nash drapes himself over a chair so Drake can slide his tongue deep inside his manhole. Invigorated and feeling bold, Nash rams his dick up Drakeââ¬â¢s ass and fucks him like a madman, grinding his dick in and out until they both climax and cum.
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ATLANTA -- Forget fancy workout gear. One of the hottest trends of 2013 suggests you need nothing more than your own body weight.
Body weight training includes back-to-basics exercises -- pushups, planks, pull-ups, squats and other exercises -- and using the body as resistance is a leading trend this year. A survey recently released by the American College of Sports Medicine says among fitness trends, body weight training appears in the top 10 for the first time.
"The reason body weight exercises are becoming popular is because it's a proven way to get and stay fit," said Walt Thompson, associate dean for graduate studies and research in the College of Education at Georgia State University. He authored the study. "And it's related somewhat to the economy. Our mentality is more back to the basics."
Thompson said using your own body weight to work out has been around for centuries. Gyms are repackaging body weight training by adding lights, music and fitness instructors to make it seem "fun, exciting, new." And body weight training is something people can do in the comforts of home for free.
The American College of Sports Medicine survey, now in its seventh year, was completed by 3,346 health and fitness professionals worldwide. Other fitness trends rounding out the top 10 include strength training, sharing personal trainers and incorporating more diet programs into fitness programs.
So, what's fallen off the list? Pilates, spinning and stability balls.
Thompson believes while Pilates is still popular in some pockets of the country, enthusiasm has waned in recent years. He said it raises the question of whether Pilates was ever a real trend or more of a passing fad.
Meanwhile, yoga, while not in the top 10 in this latest survey, appears to have staying power. Yoga secured No. 14 in this latest survey. Thompson believes yoga's evolution to include many variations, such as hot yoga and power yoga, helps keep this form of exercise seeming new and fresh -- and ultimately convinces people it's worth paying for these classes even during lean economic times.
Jacob McLendon, owner of fitness center AGX, has seen interest in body weight training build for years now.
McLendon said people are more likely to combine intense cardio with strength training to achieve more well-rounded fitness. Some of his fitness clubs' most popular classes include a mix of exercises such as leg squats, pushups and plyometrics, which involves high-intensity jumping moves.
"People are getting more educated on the body and how it operates, and how body weight training not only makes you strong, but can help you with everyday movements in life like lifting your groceries into the car, walking up that flight of stairs," said McLendon.
"The aesthetic benefits of working out and how you look in the mirror is one thing," he said, "but the main fact people need to focus on is and are paying more attention to is what's going on under the surface -- your muscles, your whole internal system and how your organs work, the strength of your bones."
Meanwhile, Laura Sinton shares a personal trainer with a friend three days a week. Doubling up on the trainer makes it less expensive than one-on-one sessions, and having a workout buddy gives her accountability.
"I know if I am not there, my workout buddy is there expecting me to be there," said Sinton, of Atlanta.
The intense 60- to 90-minute sessions begin with a one-mile run and then include a wide range of exercises designed to make the body sweat and build muscles -- lifting weights, lunges, pushups and bench presses, and the list goes on. Her personal trainer devotes one session a week to body weight training.
Sinton, 55, started the three-times-a-week sessions with the personal trainer more than three years ago. While her weight has remained the same, her body fat percentage has dropped sharply.


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Im thinking about getting a KA1, the one with those stupid looking grey plastic bumpers. Is there any way that i can get them off and put something else on which matches the cars colour?? Any idea of a price too? Heres what it looks like:
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Try and have a look on ebay
http://search.ebay.c...=ford KA bumper
Then look for a colour coded bumper set or mix and match.. then take them to a body shop and have then painted.
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thats what i'm doing to my fiesta,if you want the paint codes i'm only to pleased to help:)
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Just as the Assange saga consumes too much of Alex Gibney's film, so today's Snowden obsession deflects attention away from our sprawling surveillance state.
The amendment to the Defense Authorization Act urges robust negotiations toward a diplomatic settlement.
Thanks to whistleblower Edward Snowden, we now know that an army of private contractors can monitor anyone's phone calls and e-mails.
A special report from behind rebel lines. Says one fighter, 'The hatred in our hearts is growing. I worry that one day it will be bigger than our dreams.'
Early marriage and domestic violence in the camps are a fact of life for girls fleeing the civil war.
There are some hopeful signs, including his recent speech at the National Defense University and a new, less hawkish foreign policy team.
It's not 1945 anymore. Humanity needs to get itself together.
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Structure of 3-isopropylmalate dehydrogenase in complex with 3-isopropylmalate at 2.0 å resolution: the role of Glu88 in the unique substrate-recognition mechanism Structure, Volume 6, Issue 8, 15 August 1998, Pages 971-982 Katsumi Imada, Kenji Inagaki, Hideyuki Matsunami, Hiroshi Kawaguchi, Hidehiko Tanaka, Nobuo Tanaka and Keiichi Namba Summary Background: 3-Isopropylmalate dehydrogenase (IPMDH) and isocitrate dehydrogenase (ICDH) belong to a unique family of bifunctional decarboxylating dehydrogenases. Although the ICDH dimer catalyzes its reaction under a closed conformation, known structures of the IPMDH dimer (without substrate) adopt a fully open or a partially closed form. Considering the similarity in the catalytic mechanism, the IPMDH dimer must be in a fully closed conformation during the reaction. A large conformational change should therefore occur upon substrate binding.Results: We have determined the crystal structure of IPMDH from Thiobacillus ferrooxidans (Tf) complexed with 3-isopropylmalate (IPM) at 2.0 å resolution by the molecular replacement method. The structure shows a fully closed conformation and the substrate-binding site is quite similar to that of ICDH except for a region around the γ-isopropyl group. The γ group is recognized by a unique hydrophobic pocket, which includes Glu88, Leu91 and Leu92 from subunit 1 and Val193′ from subunit 2.Conclusions: A large movement of domain 1 is induced by substrate binding, which results in the formation of the hydrophobic pocket for the γ-isopropyl moiety of IPM. A glutamic acid in domain 1, Glu88, participates in the formation of the hydrophobic pocket. The Cβ and Cγ atoms of Glu88 interact with the γ-isopropyl moiety of IPM and are central to the recognition of substrate. The acidic tip of Glu88 is likely to interact with the nicotinamide mononucleotide (NMN) ribose of NAD+ in the ternary complex. This structure clearly explains the substrate specificity of IPMDH. Summary | Full Text | PDF (1696 kb) |
Pyramidal Neuron as Two-Layer Neural Network Neuron, Volume 37, Issue 6, 27 March 2003, Pages 989-999 Panayiota Poirazi, Terrence Brannon and Bartlett W. Mel Summary The pyramidal neuron is the principal cell type in the mammalian forebrain, but its function remains poorly understood. Using a detailed compartmental model of a hippocampal CA1 pyramidal cell, we recorded responses to complex stimuli consisting of dozens of high-frequency activated synapses distributed throughout the apical dendrites. We found the cell's firing rate could be predicted by a simple formula that maps the physical components of the cell onto those of an abstract two-layer "neural network." In the first layer, synaptic inputs drive independent sigmoidal subunits corresponding to the cell's several dozen long, thin terminal dendrites. The subunit outputs are then summed within the main trunk and cell body prior to final thresholding. We conclude that insofar as the neural code is mediated by average firing rate, a two-layer neural network may provide a useful abstraction for the computing function of the individual pyramidal neuron. Summary | Full Text | PDF (525 kb) |
Discovery of Wall Teichoic Acid Inhibitors as Potential Anti-MRSA β-Lactam Combination Agents Chemistry & Biology, Volume 20, Issue 2, 21 February 2013, Pages 272-284 Hao Wang, Charles J. Gill, Sang H. Lee, Paul Mann, Paul Zuck, Timothy C. Meredith, Nicholas Murgolo, Xinwei She, Susan Kales, Lianzhu Liang, Jenny Liu, Jin Wu, John Santa Maria, Jing Su, Jianping Pan, Judy Hailey, Debra Mcguinness, Christopher M. Tan, Amy Flattery, Suzanne Walker, Todd Black and Terry Roemer Summary Innovative strategies are needed to combat drug resistance associated with methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA). Here, we investigate the potential of wall teichoic acid (WTA) biosynthesis inhibitors as combination agents to restore β-lactam efficacy against MRSA. Performing a whole-cell pathway-based screen, we identified a series of WTA inhibitors (WTAIs) targeting the WTA transporter protein, TarG. Whole-genome sequencing of WTAI-resistant isolates across two methicillin-resistant Staphylococci spp. revealed TarG as their common target, as well as a broad assortment of drug-resistant bypass mutants mapping to earlier steps of WTA biosynthesis. Extensive in vitro microbiological analysis and animal infection studies provide strong genetic and pharmacological evidence of the potential effectiveness of WTAIs as anti-MRSA β-lactam combination agents. This work also highlights the emerging role of whole-genome sequencing in antibiotic mode-of-action and resistance studies. Summary | Full Text | PDF (1506 kb) |
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Biophysical Journal, Volume 96, Issue 12, 5003-5012, 17 June 2009
István Hajdú†, András Szilágyi†, József Kardos†, ‡ and Péter Závodszky†, ,
† Institute of Enzymology, Biological Research Center, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest, Hungary
‡ Department of Biochemistry, Institute of Biology, Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Hungary
Enzyme function depends on specific conformational motions. We show that the temperature dependence of enzyme kinetic parameters can provide insight into these functionally relevant motions. While investigating the catalytic properties of IPMDH from Escherichia coli, we found that its catalytic efficiency (kcat/KM,IPM) for the substrate IPM has an unusual temperature dependence, showing a local minimum at ∼35°C. In search of an explanation, we measured the individual constants kcat and KM,IPM as a function of temperature, and found that the van 't Hoff plot of KM,IPM shows sigmoid-like transition in the 20–40°C temperature range. By means of various measurements including hydrogen-deuterium exchange and fluorescence resonance energy transfer, we showed that the conformational fluctuations, including hinge-bending domain motions increase more steeply with temperatures >30°C. The thermodynamic parameters of ligand binding determined by isothermal titration calorimetry as a function of temperature were found to be strongly correlated to the conformational fluctuations of the enzyme. Because the binding of IPM is associated with a hinge-bending domain closure, the more intense hinge-bending fluctuations at higher temperatures increasingly interfere with IPM binding, thereby abruptly increasing its dissociation constant and leading to the observed unusual temperature dependence of the catalytic efficiency.


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Dray brings experience as a teacher, principal, curriculum developer, and administrator.
Dray began her career as the communications manager for an educational materials publishing firm in Dallas, and taught music and art privately. Upon entering public education, Dray taught fourth and sixth grades at Edgewood Elementary School in the Moriarty-Edgewood School District in New Mexico for several years. Beginning in 2009 to this spring, she served as the principal of Edgewood Elementary — a Title I school that was one of only 39 schools in New Mexico to earn an "A" rating on that state's A-F school grading system. Her school was ranked ninth in the state out of 839 schools.
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20th Anniversary Celebration
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History of the Pro Bono Program
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Where are they now?
Adam Landy
What firm/organization are you working with now?
Tax Associate Attorney, McNair Law Firm
What kind of pro bono or volunteer work have you been involved in?
Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program
What are the main reasons why you would recommend that law students become involved in pro bono work?
Pro Bono works allows an aspiring lawyer to get practical experience working with clients and knowledge in understanding how the law is applied in practice.
You will be have to use your critical thinking and analysis skills to help solve other people's problems which is used daily in practice.
You can have lots of fun doing the work you love.
How would you encourage current law students to get involved with the Pro Bono program?
I would encourage law students to remember that being a lawyer is honor and privilege and it is our duty as members of this noble profession to remember we must assist and help others in need.
Has pro bono work contributed to your sense of career satisfaction?
I must say the feeling or satisfaction of knowing that you have assisted someone in resolving their legal problem or ensuring they get the maximum tax refund and seeing their smiling faces at the end of the process makes me feel like I have contributed to the well-being of society.
Did your experiences in the Pro Bono program at USC prepare you or benefit you in your career?
Absolutely, I do not believe I would have the interest in Taxation if I was not a volunteer with the VITA program in law school.
In your career, have you seen an overlap between your volunteer work and your sense of your own place in the community and the legal profession?
Yes, it is ironic but true, you will see the same people volunteering at different events as you will see in the courtroom or have on the other end of the telephone. It is great to know fellow lawyers on an informal but necessary basis.
How do pro bono efforts fit in to the work of the South Carolina Bar?
Either you are a part of the guardian ad litem program, the juvenile justice initiative, VITA or any other pro bono efforts, we are continuing the mantra of advancing justice, being professionals, and providing an understanding of the law.
What kind of perceptions, positive or negative, do you think that the bar as a whole has about attorneys who are actively involved in pro bono work?
I think that it is positive. Pro bono work is encouraged by firms, other lawyers and the Judiciary. I don't think anyone will look at you negatively for going above and beyond the call.
What is most memorable/best experience you had during your law school career through the Pro Bono program?
During my law school career, my most memorable experience is beating the 3L class of 2008 in the canned food drive after they proclaimed themselves as the best class ever in the food drive.
What does the 20th Anniversary of the Pro Bono program mean to you?
The anniversary means that we have done a lot of good things, a lot things right to have been able to achieve this milestone. While we should celebrate, we should take this time to reflect on the many accomplishments over the last 20 years and chart the next 20 years on how we will continue to impact the city of Columbia, the state of South Carolina, and the South Carolina Bar.
What is your most cherished memory with Pam?
The graduation note she sends out each year to graduating law students. Pam goes out of her way to send each member of the Pro Bono board's family a note of thanks for loaning their child to the school and the Pro Bono Program. It is such a wonderful gesture and I know my mother was so proud to receive the letter.
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Harford County is a burgeoning exurb, better known for its family-friendly chain restaurants than its locally owned fine-dining venues. That's why wandering into a polished gem like Pairings Bistro in Bel Air is like discovering gold in the New World.
The seasonal cuisine by chef/owner Jon Kohler, a Johnson & Wales University culinary grad, is shaped by classical Mediterranean and Belgian influences (his wife's family is from Brussels), local farm ingredients, and the Chesapeake Bay. We appreciate the list's division into basic categories: hors d'oeuvres, from the garden, mussels, and main courses. A four-course, prix-fixe menu is also available.
Given the restaurant's name, Pairings—and Kohler's background as a former manager for a wine distributor—a suggested wine for each dish is no surprise. Dozens of other selections are available, and the restaurant has a wine shop on the premises for more choices.
Pairings's chic dining room is tiny—as in only 30 seats, a bar with a handful of stools, the aforementioned wine shop, and an open kitchen to the rear. But we didn't feel cramped. Bare wood tables with crisp white napkins are lined up along a curved banquette backing to a wall. Shades of fawn, cocoa, and gold open and subtly divide the space.
If Mother Nature is on your side, 15 more seats under umbrellas are available outside in the restaurant's small strip-center location.
The two servers, casually clad in jeans and black shirts, strive to be helpful about the food and wine. When we asked our waitress to explain the choices on our charcuterie plate, she was stumped by one of the meats (it was prosciutto) and hurried to the kitchen (not far to go here) to find out the answer.
The rest of the plate featured fat-cigar-sized wild-boar sausage, smooth house-made duck pâté, and smoked salmon mousse with squiggles of spicy mustard, cornichons, baguette slices, and crackers. Good to share, or not.
You don't usually see coq au vin offered as an appetizer, so we were curious. The experiment paid off. The single, tender plump chicken leg in a light wine sauce padded with sweet red peppers, zucchini, and yellow squash teased rather than quashed our appetite.
Entrees soon followed. We were thrilled with the delicate crêpe (the size of the plate) wrapped around bounteous hunks of lobster and scallops. The double-rib lamb chops, crusted with chèvre and garlic, and accompanied by a crispy risotto cake also packed a flavor punch. The meat was more rare than our requested medium-rare but hardly a downfall. Both dishes came with sautéed green beans.
Of course, we had to fuel up with coffee (High Grounds free trade—it's that kind of place) and dessert before heading down I-95. We recommend the made-in-house chocolate bouchons (cork-shaped brownies), nicely warmed and served with nearby Broom's Bloom Dairy coffee ice cream, and the tres leche cake, a whopper, one-layer slice that is so airy and light it doesn't overwhelm.
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For the first time in nearly 20 years, women in the U.S. military will be allowed to serve in front-line and elite combat positions.
Senior defense officials said Pentagon chief Leon Panetta is overturning the ban, which has been in effect since 1994.
The move opens hundreds of thousands of combat positions to women in the armed forces.
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Word was received by Silver Valley Community Resource Center on Monday, that Dr. John Rosen, Professor Pediatrics and Head of the Division of Environmental Sciences Lead Program, at the Montefiore Medical Center in New York had passed away.
"There are not words to describe what this kind, always compassionate humanitarian did for the betterment of the world, especially children", said Barbara Miller, director of the SVCRC.Dr. Rosen spent years working with families and lead issues in the Silver Valley since the late 1990's. He was instrumental in working with Robert Huntley, attorney in a legal action that had to be taken for enforcement of mandated lead testing of Medicaid children for the State of Idaho. He went on to assist representatives of the lawsuit with the establishment of the Idaho Medicaid Lead Oversight committee.
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Anyone wanting to make contribution to the Lead Health Center in the Silver Valley can send their donation to SVCRC, PO Box 362, Kellogg, ID 83837, call the office, 208-784-8891. More facts can be checked out on the website, www://silvervalleyaction.comFormal funeral arrangements will be forthcoming.
November 29, 2012NO SETTLEMENT FUNDS FOR LEAD SCREENING:Kellogg and Smelterville to receive settlement funds for street repair.While these communities will receive 16 and 6 million dollars respectively, EPA advises that all the communities in the Superfund site will receive money. While Kellogg has previously received money from EPA for road work the roads remain in poor condition.In a meeting today with SVCRC representatives EPA'S community liaison made no reference to money set aside from the settlement for health and lead screening, follow up care or case management. Children are not being tested according to established guidelines and elevated levels are being found in children. There is NO safe level of lead.
From the legal action against the State of Idaho: Statement of Dick Shultz from the Idaho Health and Welfare Department when he was testifying at the Idaho Medicaid Lead Testing US Circuit Court hearing in Boise, 2003:
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To all who assisted with Lead Awareness and Let's Make a Difference Day:
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For the contributions of SVCRC board and members, ABC Business, Dave Smith and the Children Run Better Unleaded van work to the parents and grandparents who made appointments to have their children tested, Dirne Clinic who brought the mobile unit, Michael from the National Lead Awareness Center, sponsors, Shoshone Medical Center, CAP agency and University of Washington Superfund Research Project to the wonderful members especially Edie of the Smelterville Lion's Club and Lois White for her delicious cookies and to all those who turned out to support the fundraiser.
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The Mission Repository has Failed. The Coeur d'Alene River has been continuously flooding and is carrying toxic mine waste downstream. Those living downstream in Coeur d'Alene and Spokane are at risk of record amounts of toxic mine water flowing into their communities.Please see new photos on Facebook Contact EPA and Lisa Jackson to STOP the Mission RepositoryPlease call Lisa Jackson at EPA and let her know that now is the time to STOP THE MISSION REPOSITORY.Lisa Jackson, EPA Administrator: firstname.lastname@example.com
Archaeologists question survey work that allowed repository near Old MissionFor more than three years SVCRC has inquired into issues of historical preservation and archeological requirements surrounding the toxic mine waste dump site at Cataldo Mission.During this effort the organization was subjected to EPA and IDEQ attacks beccause of this inquiry. Now others question this as well.THE MISSION REPOSITORY HAS FAILED ED MOREEN, EPA REGION X, can no longer tell news reporters or affected citizens "the water is actually cleaner when it flows back into the river" referring to the January flooding and the Mission Repository!January Flooding: Worst Coeur d'Alene Basin Contamination in YearsFrom the 2003 legal action, statement of Dick Shultz from Idaho Health and Welfare Department when he was testifying at the Idaho Medicaid lead testing US Circuit Court hearing in Boise, 2003:
See photos of Mission Repository flooding posted in our facebook albums.Donate to SVCRC: Match the dollars donated by Dave Smith Motors. Help with urgently needed travel funds and other projects, including Lead Testing. Thank You Kindly to everyone who has given so generously.Read Comments by SVCRC Board Member Ron Johnson


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just moved in, was setting up my tv upstairs (honey was downstairs watching the game on his tv... directv) I have cable (yes we have both). his tv, ps3, satellite set top box and one of my cable boxes are plugged into a large power surge protector downstairs. So Upstairs i had a small power surge strip which i plugged the new HD cable box, and the tv into. box had been on for about an hour downloading its stuff.. the TV however was off, and the HDMI was plugged in the back of the TV. I then proceeded to plug the other end into the box to complete the connection when ZAP sparks flew.. tv seems fine but male and female part on the box/hdmi cord are burnt. SCARED ME TO DEATH.. i mean it was smoking and everything! i come downstairs to figure out what to do and there was a bad bad plastic elecronic smell in the living room, the His tv and satellite receiver wont turn back on.. HDMI port on my TV is fine. What happened? why would the outlet upstairs fry the equip downstairs?? or was this just coincidence? needless to say.. mr man is NOT happy that i have fried his equip. thank god the ps3 survived.
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Hire an electrician----this one will require a little knowledge of electrical system testing---
I believe a neutral may be loose on a branch circuit and created a 220 volt circuit----instead of the desired 110
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We cannot rule out a problem or neutral problem or grounding problem in the circuit powering the cable company's equipment.
Problems of this kind are reduced if each television, audio-visual receiver, stereo component, DVD player, etc. is individually or daisy chain grounded with a separately run ground wire with a clamp to an input/output jack shell or a screw penetrating to the chassis. The far end of the ground wire is connected to a known ground. Also, before hitching the incoming cable TV cable to the TV or cable box, check the voltage between the outer shell of the plug end and the outer shell of the jack on the TV (or cable box). Do the same voltage test between the plug shell end of the short cable between cable box and TV jack if applicable. Do not make the connection if you measure some voltage.
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You clearly have a dangerous problem with your home's grounding system. It's hard to tell exactly what the problem is without more information, though. It's something along the lines of a hot/ground reversal or ground fault somewhere, combined with a lack of proper neutral-ground bonding. Definitely hire a good electrician to check out your whole system and fix the issues ASAP. This is a serious shock and fire hazard.
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