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- Information Constraints and Financial Aid Policy
February 3, 2012
One justification for public support of higher education is that prospective students, particularly those from underprivileged groups, lack complete information about the costs and benefits of a…
- Obama's College Affordability Blueprint and the Role of Technology
February 21, 2012
In President Barack Obama's State of the Union address, he stressed the importance of education to his economic agenda. He reemphasized the national goal of leading the world with the highest …
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January 27, 2012
This White House fact sheet from the Obama administration highlights six new reforms to promote shared responsibility to address the college affordability challenge. …
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August 23, 2013
Summer – at least in theory – offers us opportunities to step back, think about the big picture, and consider some of those analyses that have been published in recent months. In that spirit …
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John P. Cunha, DO, FACOEPJohn P. Cunha, DO, is a U.S. board-certified Emergency Medicine Physician. Dr. Cunha's educational background includes a BS in Biology from Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey, and a DO from the Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences in Kansas City, MO. He completed residency training in Emergency Medicine at Newark Beth Israel Medical Center in Newark, New Jersey. Medical Editor:
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Melissa Conrad Stöppler, MD, Chief Medical EditorMelissa Conrad Stöppler, MD, is a U.S. board-certified Anatomic Pathologist with subspecialty training in the fields of Experimental and Molecular Pathology. Dr. Stöppler's educational background includes a BA with Highest Distinction from the University of Virginia and an MD from the University of North Carolina. She completed residency training in Anatomic Pathology at Georgetown University followed by subspecialty fellowship training in molecular diagnostics and experimental pathology. IN THIS ARTICLE
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Two Fort Drum men were intercepted early Sunday in a stairway at McAuley Hall, 218 Stone St., while they were trespassing in the building, according to Watertown police.
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Our favorite date-night looks to wear along with our date-night ideas for fall.
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s Business casual does not mean loungewear and house shoes. Remember the word "business" is still in "business casual."
s While everyone has different taste, and some businesses have their own "dress code," either written or understood, clothes should still be clean and wrinkle-free.
s Hygiene should be at its best. Hair and nails do make an impression. Make sure they are clean. Also, while hairstyles change frequently, try to avoid those that cover the eyes or limit eye contact.
s When in public, your pants should not reveal rear cleavage. In other words, pull up your pants!
s Transparent clothes are not acceptable.
s Jewelry should be noiseless. Jangling, dangling jewelry is very distracting.
s Try to invest in quality clothing so that it can be worn repeatedly. If you are on a tight budget, then give secondhand or resale stores a try. You can usually find good-quality clothing there, and you may just find designer clothes at a fraction of the cost. It is not necessary to spend a lot of money to look polished.
s Look for classic clothes that may be worn from year to year. Suits in solid colors such as navy, gray and black with classic white shirts fit in this category.
s Buy good, comfortable shoes that match your wardrobe. Again, the style of shoe is dependent upon the work that you do. For women, however, the most versatile and professional are simple leather pumps. For men, leather shoes are also a good choice (lace-up or loafer). Scuffed, dirty shoes present a bad image, as do socks that are "pilled" or mismatched.
s Avoid wearing clothing with pictures or words (unless it is a company logo allowed by the company).
In addition to the above, Roberts also adds:
s A good rule of thumb is all things in moderation; extremes should be ruled out. When in doubt, don't!
s The odd, the ugly and weird sometimes explode into a full-blown fashion trend that is not necessarily related to good taste. Trendy dress does not always translate into professional dress. When in doubt, always dress in classic style.
s The "grown-up, pulled-together" look is back, and ladies, the "borrowed from the boys look" doesn't have to look manly. You deserve your own white shirt, blazer or sweater. So give his back.
s Bagging and sagging clothing can be juvenile and childish. This type of dress by anyone over the age of 18 should be questioned.
Along with how you dress, nonverbal actions such as your body language can also speak volumes about you before you speak a single word. For instance, some research has shown that what you say and the tone in which you say it accounts for about 20 percent of your actual message.
The rest is based upon nonverbal actions and cues. These include posture, eye contact and gestures. Bad posture or slouching can make you appear tired, disinterested or just downright sick. Lack of eye contact or shifting eyes may make you appear as though you are afraid, have something to hide, or are lying.
In addition, gestures such as hair twirling, pen clicking, biting your nails or overgesticulation can make one appear nervous or lacking confidence. Actions such as constant gum chewing and incessant cell phone use may leave a negative impression and can be career limiting.
Like it or not, fair or not, your clothes and actions can and do send a message of (or lack of) professionalism and credibility. What you choose to wear and how you choose to wear it, may be an interpretation (or misinterpretation) of your talents and skills. There is nothing wrong with having your own style. In fact it is refreshing; however, try to choose clothing that is appropriate, professional and respectful.
Pam Harvit M.S. is a corporate etiquette and protocol consultant. She is employed by Merck and Co. and lives in Charleston. You may e-mail your questions to her at phar...@suddenlink.net.


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Donations sought for Fundraising Rummage Sale
Sale to raise funds to create "Wombat Garden" in Bookworm Gardens
Are you closets overflowing? Did Santa bring you a new coffee pot and you need to make room on the counter? Is your basement just too full of holiday decorations?
Don't toss it or pack it away. Consider donating your unwanted items to the UW-Sheboygan Foundation Wombat Garden Fundraising Rummage Sale!
The UW-Sheboygan Foundation will hold this fundraising Rummage Sale in the UW-Sheboygan Gym on Saturday, April 9 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. All proceeds from the sale will be used to support the purchase of a "Wombat Garden" in the children's literature garden, Bookworm Gardens, located adjacent to the UW-Sheboygan campus. The garden will be themed around the children's book, "Diary of a Wombat." The UW-Sheboygan's campus mascot is the Wombat.
Items sought for the sale include furniture, small electronics, antiques, clothing (infant through adult), jewelry, purses, lamps and other home décor, luggage, housewares and kitchen items, crafts, books, linens/blankets/bedding, holiday decorations, toys, sports equipment, tools, etc.
A major donation drive will be held on April 1 starting at 9 a.m. at the WSCS/TV8 entrance to the Main Building on the UW-Sheboygan campus. For those hoping to clear out their closets, garages or basements sooner than April, donations will be accepted at anytime, and may be dropped off on the UW-Sheboygan campus in Office 2218 (Carrie Hoppe). Large donations should be scheduled in advance for pickup or delivery to the UW-Sheboygan campus.
In addition to the rummage sale, copies of the book, "Diary of a Wombat" and "How to Scratch a Wombat," as well as small stuffed wombats, are being sold in the UW-S Bookstore in an effort to raise funds to support the creation of the garden. Please check the web site for Bookstore hours.
For more information on donating items, to schedule a pickup of larger items or to purchase a book or a wombat, please contact Shirley Hardersen at 920-287-7251 or Richard or Sheryl Jarosch at 920-893-8705.
The UW-Sheboygan campus is located at One University Drive, just off Taylor Drive (between Indiana and Union avenues). For more information about the campus or the UW-S Foundation, please visit www.sheboygan.uwc.edu.


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MLA has arranged for discounted travel.
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Use the instructions below for a discount (up to 5%) on American Airlines for travel May 1–May 10, 2013.
Book online at www.aa.com/group/ for American Airlines and American Eagle flights. Use "6953BM" as the promotion code.
Call +1.800.433.1790 and reference authorization number "A6953BM." A reservations service charge of $25.00 USD per ticket will apply for tickets purchased through American Airlines Reservations, subject to change.
United Airlines
Use the instructions below for a discount (2%–10%, depending on zone) on United Airlines for travel April 30, 2013–May 11, 2013.
Book your reservations online at www.united.com. Enter "ZN7W633827" in the offer code box.
If booking through a travel professional or United Meetings at +1.800.426.1122, please give them the following information: Agreement Code: 633827, Z Code: ZN7W. Note: A $25 service fee applies if booking through United Meetings. Attendees are strongly encouraged to book online at www.united.com.
Outside of the United States, please call your local United Airlines reservation office.
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Contact Avis at +1.800.331.1600 and refer to "AWD# D010039" to reserve your car at a discounted rate. You can also make reservations online at www.avis.com/car-rental/html/meetings/go2.html?AWD=D010039&NAME=Medical+Library+Association+-+Boston+-+05/13&FDATE=05012013&TDATE=20130510&LOCATION2=&LOCATION1=Boston,+MA&ARCIATA=&EVENT=0.
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MassPort's GetUthere
For pre-trip planning, consult MassPort's GetUthere (www .massport.com/massport/gtu/Pages/default.aspx) application. Once you enter your starting point and destination, GetUthere will plan your route using a variety of public transportation options.
Shuttle Vans
Go Boston Shuttle (www.gobostonshuttle.com) provides van service from Logan Airport to Boston area hotels. Service to John B. Hynes Veterans Memorial Convention Center hotels costs approximately $17.00 each way. Prices are subject to change. Reservations for airport pick up can be made in advance of your trip through Go Boston Shuttle's website.
Taxi stands are located in front of each terminal. Fares begin at $2.60 for the first 1/7 mile, plus $0.40 for each additional 1/7 mile. Passengers should expect to pay $8.00 in addition to the fare to cover tolls and airport surcharges. Total fare to the John B. Hynes Veterans Memorial Convention Center and Sheraton Boston Hotel will cost approximately $30.00 without tip.
Public Transportation
Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA, www.mbta.com) Subway (known locally as the "T") costs a $2.00 fare, with ticket purchased from kiosk in station. From airport terminals, take the free Massport shuttle (Route #66) to Airport Station on the Blue Line. Take an inbound train (toward Bowdoin) to Government Center Station. From Government Center Station, follow signs to the Green Line on the upper level. Take the Green Line westbound to the meeting hotel or convention center:
John B. Hynes Veterans Memorial Convention Center: Take a "B"/Boston College, "C"/Cleveland Circle, or "D"/Riverside Green Line train to the Hynes Convention Center Station. Exit toward Massachusetts Avenue, turn left and walk along Massachusetts Avenue to Boylston Street. Cross Boylston and turn left; the convention center lower-level entrance is two blocks on your right.
Sheraton Boston: Take an "E"/Heath Street Green Line train to the Prudential Station. Walk two blocks northwest on Belvidere Street, turn right on Dalton Street, and walk a short distance to hotel.
Plan your return trip to Logan Airport by accessing the MBTA's website: Taking the T to and from Logan (www .mbta.com/riding_the_t/logan/).
Other Options for Getting to Boston
Amtrak offers multiple rail routes into Boston's South Station, including the Acela Express. Less frequent
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Megabus (us.megabus.com) offers service to Boston from numerous cities in the Northeast Corridor, including Baltimore, MD; Burlington, VT; Hartford, CT; New Haven, CT; New York, NY; Philadelphia, PA; Portland, ME; and Washington, DC. All arrivals and departures in Boston are located at Boston's South Station (www.south-station.net). Arrivals are located at gate 11, and departures are located at gate 12.


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The Front YardDoesn't he look innocent?! Darth Vader as little child, illustrated by the artists collective Octopus Treehouse. Check out more cute Star Wars-Kids and further illustrations as art prints in the Octopus Treehouse Etsy Shop.
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2012 Camp wraps from Coral Springs with Team McCabe victory
Via the club, Florida boss Dale Tallon puts the finishing touches on development camp and the one year (one-way) deal earned by blueliner Keaton Ellerby on Friday.
2012 Development Camp is just about in the books as today marks the final scheduled activities for three dozen or so prospects and hopefuls. Of note heading into the weekend: The Sun-Sentinel...
Notes, observations, and videos from Thursday's action in Coral Springs
Florida braces for another flurry of signings, hopefully.
Day Two of Panthers development camp featured a few more faces as head coach Kevin Dineen watched over the first group of prospects (in white sweaters) for a short while along with newly-minted...
Just a few notes today: Florida overlord Tallon discusses the opening day's action from 2012 Development Camp (courtesy of the club, above) while Day Two is already underway from Coral Springs....
A short summary of the day one of the Panthers development camp
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Apple bans Brian K. Vaughn's Saga #12 comic book due to graphic sex scenes [Updated]
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The Jacques Cousteau National Estuarine Research Reserve (JC NERR) is one of the 28 national estuarine reserves created to promote the responsible use and management of the nation's estuaries through a program combining scientific research, education, and stewardship.
The "Life on the Edge" exhibit, the public gateway to the Jacques Cousteau National Estuarine Research Reserve, was recently renovated and reopened to the public on Wednesday, August 21, 2013. A ceremony featuring remarks from Congressman Frank LoBiondo was held to commemorate the event. The exhibit is located on the second floor of the Yacht Club Building located at the Tuckerton Seaport in Tuckerton, New Jersey.
- 'Life on the Edge' Estuary Exhibit Reopens at Tuckerton Seaport - The SandPaper
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The trendsetting chef, whose Los Angeles Korean taco truck kicked off a street food revolution, was an atypical winner, since his empire didn't even include a sit-down restaurant until two months ago. 1 / 20 Roy Choi's Dish: Chego Meatballs What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Choi followed in 2009 Best New Chef Nate Appleman's footsteps, choosing to make a spicy meatball. His, however, had been wrapped in sesame leaf, then was covered in an Asian sweet and spicy sauce and served with polenta purée. 2 / 20 The Best New Chef: Matt Lightner What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Like all the other chefs, Matt Lightner was busy plating his dish. Nebraska native Lightner, who now heads up Castagna in Portland, OR, has spent time cooking at such prestigious institutions as Noma in Copenhagen and Mugaritz in Spain. 3 / 20 Matt Lightner's Dish: Sweet Walla Onions What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chef Lightner admitted he's obsessed with onions, and told me he loves these sweet walla onions, which grow in a soil free of sulfite, giving them a sweet flavor without the edge. While this dish wasn't my favorite, it was certainly interesting. The tender onion was filled with a small fish roe, and topped with a barbecue glaze and herbs. 4 / 20 The Best New Chef: Clayton Miller What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Trummer's on Main, a restaurant based out of Clifton, VA, is home to Clayton Miller. The chef, who has worked for Thomas Keller, Daniel Boulud, and Norman Van Aiken, now heads up this restaurant in the outskirts of Washington DC. 6 / 20 Clayton Miller's Dish: Pork Terrine What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chef Miller prepared a country pork terrine garnished with rye bread crumbs, pickled tomatillo, and smoked mayonnaise. The toothpick wasn't a very effective eating instrument, but the dish itself was porky deliciousness. 6 / 20 The Best New Chef: Missy Robbins What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 New York restaurant A Voce has gotten plenty of press, and much of that is undoubtedly attributed to executive chef Missy Robbins, who's been there since 2008. 7 / 20 Missy Robbins's Dish: Strachiatella Cheese What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The chef's dish — which was one of our top tastes — was simple, yet stunning. She served strachiatella cheese with grilled pickled ramps and house-cured lamb pancetta, along with grilled bread on the side. 8 / 20 The Best New Chef: Jonathon Sawyer What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 If Jonathon Sawyer's bearded smile looks familiar, it might be because he's made guest appearances with Michael Symon on the show Dinner: Impossible. The Symon protégé, who once was a chef at Lolita, now helms the kitchen at Cleveland's Greenhouse Tavern. 9 / 20 Jonathon Sawyer's Dish: Raviolini What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 At the end of the night, Sawyer took home the people's choice award for best dish with his handmade fromage blanc raviolini, served in a compostable spoon with stewed tomatoes and grated cheese. 11 / 20 The Best New Chef: Alex Seidel What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Denver's Alex Seidel was the only winner who didn't have to make a long trek to Aspen. The friendly chef, who runs the kitchen at Fruition, used lamb raised from Irish Cream Farms (less than two hours away!) to prepare the most complex dish of the night. 11 / 20 Alex Seidel's Dish: Baby Lamb Ribeye What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Seidel's baby lamb ribeye with English pea and potato risotto, lamb sweetbread confit, and wilted pea tendrils, involved more elements than any other dish. The most unique component was the chef's risotto made out of starchy potatoes. 12 / 20 The Best New Chef: Michael Sheerin What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 I've always wanted to try Chicago's Blackbird, one of the city's most esteemed restaurants. There, chef de cuisine Mike Sheerin is known for his inventive ingredient applications. 13 / 20 Mike Sheerin's Dish: Sepia Noodles What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 What a wild dish! Sepia, a sea creature related to cuttlefish, was cut into noodle strips, then served with cardamom tofu, green garlic, and fried chocolate. Yes, you heard that right. My favorite part was the chocolate, which shattered on the tongue with an earthy flavor that wasn't sweet. 14 / 20 The Best New Chef: John Shields What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 John Shields of Chilhowie, VA, destination Town House quietly assembled his course as the sun set in the background. His forward-thinking culinary approach comes from years of experience as sous chef at both Alinea and Charlie Trotter's. 15 / 20 John Shields's Dish: Scrambled Egg Mousse What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Although the feedback for this dish ran the gamut from spectacular to disappointing, I thought it was the most intellectual and multifaceted. Somehow, Shields managed to lend scrambled eggs an airy, mousse-like texture. 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Song that gets me dancing...Can't resist the Macarena--and is it too trendy if I say "Gangnam Style"? We have dance parties in the morning sometimes to start the day off right!
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Here's a high-protein snack the kids can help you make. Perfect for after school munchies.
Wrap it Up! Chicken Lettuce Wrap
Brown Rice Salad with Arugula and Feta
Brown rice is lower on the glycemic index than white rice and contains more fibre, meaning it makes you feel full longer. Try this salad for your packed lunches.
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U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals votes not to review smaller panel's overturning of California's gay marriage ban. High court is expected to review Prop. 8 this fall.
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"Proposition 8 served no purpose, and had no effect, other than to lessen the status and human dignity of gays and lesbians in California," the courts ruled today. Reblog this post if you believe everyone should be free to marry the person they love.
"Proposition 8 served no purpose, and had no effect, other than to lessen the status and human dignity of gays and lesbians in California," the courts ruled today.
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Same-sex couples in California have been waiting over two years to regain the freedom to marry that Proposition 8 took away from them.
They've lived through a heart-wrenching legal roller coaster – hearings and appeals and motions and arguments – and now the California Supreme Court has announced a possible delay that could push back the case for overturning Prop 8 by a year.
Another a year of second-class citizenship is simply too great a burden to bear for these families. But right now, we have an opportunity to stand up for them and press the courts to move forward.
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(UPDATED 8.17.10) What the Ninth Circuit's Latest Ruling in the Prop 8 Case Means On August 16, 2010, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals granted the Proposition 8 proponents' motion to stay U.S. District Court Judge Vaughn Walker's decision, which means that same-sex couples in California will not be able to marry while the case is on appeal. However, the Ninth Circuit put the appeal on a fast track and specifically directed the Prop 8 proponents to address "why the appeal should not be dismissed for lack of Article III standing" in their opening brief. That means that the Court will consider whether the decision can be appealed at the same time that it is considering whether Judge Walker's decision that Prop 8 violates the federal constitution is legally correct.
What is the fast-track schedule set by the Ninth Circuit?
All the briefing must be completed by November 1, 2010 and the oral argument will take place the week of December 6, 2010. Proponents' opening brief is due September 17. The plaintiffs' opposing brief is due October 18. The proponents' reply brief is due November 1.
When can we expect a decision from the Ninth Circuit?
The Ninth Circuit is not required to issue its decision within any particular time frame after oral argument; however, when an appeal is expedited, the Court tends to issue decisions more quickly. That said, it is still likely to take at least a few weeks or months after the oral argument in December for the Court to issue a decision.
What happens after the Ninth Circuit rules? Will the case then go to the Supreme Court?
Once the Ninth Circuit rules, the losing side can ask the United States Supreme Court to hear the case. The Supreme Court then has discretion to take the case or to let the Ninth Circuit's decision stand.
Which three judges from the Ninth Circuit will decide the Prop 8 appeal?
We don't know yet which three judges will be on the panel for the Ninth Circuit appeal in the Prop 8 case. It's possible that it will be the three judges who heard an earlier appeal relating to discovery disputes in the case Judges Berzon, Fisher, and Wardlaw but it also might be a different set of three judges. We won't know for sure until the week of November 29, when the names of the panel judges will be announced.
Could the same panel that granted the stay also decide the appeal?
The panel of judges that decided the stay was the temporary, rotating "motions panel" that sits for a month at a time and only hears motions that need an immediate response. There have been some past cases in which a motions panel keeps a case, so it is possible, but the more common practice is for an appeal to be assigned to a new panel of judges.
Will the Ninth Circuit decide whether the Prop 8 proponents have standing to bring an appeal before the court decides the other issues in the case?
The motions panel that issued the stay ordered the parties to address in their briefs both the question of standing and the question of whether Prop 8 is unconstitutional. So the argument scheduled for the week of December 6 likely will address both of those issues, and it's unlikely that the question of standing will be separately decided anytime before that.
If the Ninth Circuit decides that the Prop 8 supporters don't have standing to bring an appeal, will they be able to appeal that ruling to the Supreme Court? Or does the case stop there?
If the Ninth Circuit decides that Prop 8 proponents don't have standing to bring an appeal, the proponents could ask the Supreme Court to review that decision, and the Supreme Court would have the option either to hear the appeal or to let the Ninth Circuit's decision stand.
Will the final decision in this case apply to California only?
Judge Walker's decision is just about California, but much of his legal analysis and many of his factual findings could be applied to other discriminatory marriage laws across the country. If this case reaches the Supreme Court, and if the Court decides to reach the question of whether Prop 8 is constitutional, and if the Justices ultimately decide that Judge Walker was right that Prop 8 is unconstitutional, they could issue that decision either in broad terms that apply to the whole country or in narrow terms that are limited to California.
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The recent panic over adequate and reliable electrical power supply in Texas should officially be ruled dead.
Ask a teenager what he or she wants to be when they grow up, and you're likely to hear a variety of responses: teacher, lawyer, social worker, doctor. Maybe even president of the United States.
The Wright Amendment will still have impact on Love Field, even after it expires in October.
News came from Washington this week that TEX Rail, the Fort Worth Transportation Authority's prescient commuter rail system, is the lucky recipient of some much-needed seed money from the federal government.
Houston state Sen. Dan Patrick, Tea Party favorite, author of anti-abortion legislation, advocate for school choice, seal-the-border campaigner and self-proclaimed Christian leader, didn't just beat incumbent David Dewhurst and two other state officeholders in Tuesday's Republican primary race for lieutenant governor. He walloped them.
The nation's emphasis on securing the border and the rapid expansion of forces to patrol it have produced a troubling trend that should be cause for further examination and perhaps some soul-searching by the country's largest federal law enforcement agency: the U.S. Border Patrol.
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Tea Party's primary election success will shape legislative session.
The marriage culture in America is in decline and kids are the ones who are suffering.
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As we discussed back in January, Conan O'Brien's NBA Mascots That Should Never Dunk is probably my favorite thing that happens on television. As far as I can tell, the list goes (1) NBA Mascots That Should Never Dunk, (2) The Shield matches on Raw, (3) Ygritte telling Jon Snow he knows nothing, (4) appearances from Fat Schmidt.
The segment made its grand return on last night's episode of 'Conan,' and here are your competitors:
- a guy trapped in a folding bed
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The Bright Team Meets the Next Generation of Data Scientists
Pictured: David, Jacob, and Ben—Bright's Data Science Team. Yesterday we donned our lab coats and paid a visit to Redwood Heights Elementary School in Oakland, CA to volunteer at the Science Alliance fair. The program aims to get elementary students excited about science. The Bright Team helped out by teaching students about germs, why certain objects float, and how to build a greenhouse in a bag.


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With members in almost every state as well as internationally, the Taxicab, Limousine & Paratransit Association (TLPA) is harnessing the power of its membership during October's Breast Cancer Awareness Month to drive awareness of the disease that will affect one in eight women in their lifetime. Each member company participating in "Pink Ride" will choose how best to designate a vehicle as "pink" and, during the month of October, will donate funds to a breast cancer organization of its own choice.
Through "Pink Ride," TLPA members can raise awareness by painting all or a portion of one or more fleet vehicles pink, or by affixing the official pink ribbon decal with the TLPA logo and the words "Pink Ride" next to it.
The new program is designed to have a national collective impact, while ensuring that donated funds benefit TLPA members' local areas of operations. Members, therefore, have the option of naming their own local organizations — such as breast cancer treatment centers or hospitals — or making donations to the American Cancer Society, which will ensure the funds are returned to local chapters in those members' areas of operation.
"Our members are taking the breast cancer fight to the street, literally. This campaign is as much about visibility — reminding people in October that fighting breast cancer requires as many of us as possible to get involved — as it is about raising funds for breast cancer organizations, such as the American Cancer Society, who do so much for us to get closer to finding a cure," said Alfred LaGasse, CEO of TLPA.
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Founded June, The Hispanic Healthcare Coalition of Georgia's mission is to promote health equity for all Hispanics by empowering, educating and advocating for healthy communities throughout Georgia.
Together with its members (both health-related and non-health centered organizations and professionals), HHCGA identifies needs and service gaps leading to health disparities for Georgia Hispanics and offers direct community services as well as supportive activities to help its members improve the health wellbeing of Georgia Latinos.
How do we promote health equity for all?
Through its health promoters initiative, HHCGA trains lay health educators who serve as a bridge between community members and health care services.
HHCGA informs individuals and agencies on current health disparities and ways to reduce these disparities. As part of its efforts, HHCGA offers skills development services to organizations who desire to provide high quality, culturally and linguistically appropriate services.
As a leading voice in Georgia on Latino health issues, HHCGA works with key decision makers to develop policies that lead to better health outcomes for Latinos, benefiting all Georgians.
Through its Latino Health Summit and other activities, HHCGA disseminates relevant research concerning Latino health. In addition, HHCGA participates in research projects in conjunction with national organizations and Georgia universities.
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Through membership, HHCGA offers health related as well as other individuals and organizations opportunities to coordinate services in an effort to eliminate health disparities among Georgiaís Latinos.
Statewide workgroups meet regularly and work together to implement the Latino Health Action Plan, a three-year plan to address critical issues and improve access to healthcare for Latinos in Georgia.
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For Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak. I hope this is a proper tribute to great men with true genius. Drawn from Ref: [Link]
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This was drawn on my birthday!!! last year... I Love it though!!! Great job 5 hearts :)
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dear steve jobs, thank you for providing and introducing me to what would be the other half of me. i wil forever be grateful. thank you and may you RIP :)
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Meghan Dailey, of Belleville, and Matthew Beardsley, of Cambridge Springs, were married on Jan. 8, 2011, at Calvary Bible Church in Lewistown.
The bride is the daughter of Richard and Laurie Dailey, of Belleville. The groom is the son of Rodney and Barbara Beardsley, of Cambridge Springs.
Ashton Dailey, sister of the bride, and Kari Sangrey, were the maids of honor.
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Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Beardsley
Jon Beardsley, brother of the groom, and Andrew Burdick were the best men.
Bridesmaids were: Jenna Ryan, cousin of the bride; Leslie Miller; and Allie Elliott.
Groomsmen were: Josh Held, Mike Hale and Isaac White.
The flower girl was Cate Young, cousin of the groom. The ring bearer was Ty Smith, nephew of the groom.
The Rev. Howard Houtz performed the ceremony, which included Marcie Barber, aunt of the bride, as pianist and organist, and Kendra Fitch as the soloist.
A dinner reception followed in the Family Life Center of Calvary Bible Church.
After the wedding, the newlyweds spent a few days in Chicago prior to returning home.