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Removing the Technician Brian category was not mentioned
We also moved all the topics from the TechnicianBrian board into the other forum boards and closed the TechnicianBrian board. As you may have known the TechnicianBrian board was more or less a copy of Brians blog post.I believe the copy and paste of Brians blog post to our forum may have been hurting our google page ranking.You can still read Brians blog at http://www.technicianbrian.com/Brian is still a "AJ Team" member and all his old post can still be found in the forums.
I don't think Brian was messing up the site neither.
I vote for the HVAC board also.Assumming your web site is a democracy.
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Updated 10/28/2011. When I was first diagnosed with cancer, I was a wreck. I tried my best to keep it together, to keep a muzzle on my hyperactive mouth, but inevitably some highly inappropriate comment would come tumbling out.
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After a while, though, I didn't have to worry so much about the inappropriate things I was saying because others were coming up with their own questionable cancerspeak.Don't get me wrong. My friends and family (and even a few kind strangers) have been there for me 100 percent -- bringing by meals and flowers and homemade pies; taking me for walks and checking in to see how my 173 doctors' appointments went that week.
It's just that getting sideswiped by cancer -- not to mention spending all of your time thinking and talking and waiting for test results about cancer -- can make a body oversensitive.
Not to mention testy.
I certainly was the first time somebody made the mistake of wishing me well on my "journey."
My journey? I wanted to yell at them. I've got breast cancer. I'm not going to Acapulco!
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Performer Biography
Julius Ahn
Korean-born character tenor, Julius Ahn, has made multiple noted company debuts with critical acclaim over the past season. With the Aspen Opera Theater Center, he performed Bégearss in Coriglianos The Ghosts of Versailles, with Chicago Opera Theater he debuted as Demo in Cavallis Giasone, and with Boston Lyric Opera as Tanzmeister and Brighella in R. Strauss Ariadne auf Naxos.
Next, he will return to Boston Lyric Opera to perform the role of Soldier in Ullmanns The Emperor of Atlantis and Ruffiano in John Mustos The Inspector, Pang in Turandot at Seattle Opera, as well as performing Goro in Madama Butterfly at Opera Carolina and Palm Beach Opera, Sellem in The Rakes Progress at the Princeton Festival, Curzio/Basilio in Le Nozze di Figaro at Baltimore Opera, and the lead role in Aaron Jafferis and Byron Au Yongs Stuck Elevator at the Sundance Institute Theatre.
In 2008, Mr. Ahn graduated from the New England Conservatory of Music, where he studied with Vinson Cole and performed a wide range of operatic roles: the title roles in Mozarts The Impresario and Cavallis LEgisto, as well as Roger Doremus in Hoibys Summer and Smoke, Mercury in Offenbachs Orpheus in the Underworld, and The Son in Poulencs The Breasts of Tirésias.
Additional performed roles include the title role in Offenbachs Orphée aux Enfers, Rodolfo in Puccinis La Bohème, St. Brioche in Lehárs The Merry Widow, Kaspar in Menottis Amahl and the Night Visitors, Basilio in Mozarts Le Nozze di Figaro, Tamino in Mozarts The Magic Flute, Le Chevalier de la Force in Poulencs Dialogues of the Carmelites, and the Grouch in Kapilows Dr. Seuss Green Eggs and Ham. Equally at home in musical theatre, Ahn was recently seen onstage as the King of Siam in Rodgers and Hammersteins King and I.
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The American Red Cross Evansville-Wabash Valley Region has announced that Amy Canterbury has been chosen as the new Regional CEO beginning in January.
Canterbury is a well-known and highly respected leader in our community and most recently served as the S. V. P., Director of Corporate Cash Management at Old National Bank.
According to a news release, with Canterbury's leadership, the Red Cross will continue its mission to provide relief to victims of disaster and help people to prevent, prepare for, and respond to emergencies.
"I am truly honored to have been chosen for this position.
I am passionate about the commitment of the American Red Cross to serve those in their most desperate time of need," said Amy Canterbury.
Canterbury brings to the organization a strong connection to the 33 counties currently served by the Evansville-Wabash Valley Region of the American Red Cross, leadership expertise in service delivery and the development of corporate relationships, a history of highly-successful philanthropical endeavors for numerous non-profit organizations, and perhaps most importantly, a drive to serve her community.
"Amy has both a leader's mind and a servant's heart, a combination we expect to enrich our already-strong region.
On behalf of the entire Board, I am honored to welcome her to this important leadership position with the American Red Cross," said Max Fiester, Board Chairman.
Among Canterbury's honors are being a finalist for the Athena award in 2011, being a mentor for the Old National Bank Emerging Leader Program in 2009 and 2011, the ANEW Woman of Action award in 2010, and the Old National Bank Volunteer of the Year award in 2002.
About the American Red Cross: The American Red Cross shelters, feeds and provides emotional support to victims of disasters; supplies more than 40 percent of the nation's blood; teaches skills that save lives; provides international humanitarian aid; and supports military members and their families.
The Red Cross is a not-for-profit organization that depends on volunteers and the generosity of the American public to perform its mission.
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Ida Tarbell biography
Ida Tarbell was an American journalist born on November 5, 1857, in Erie County, Pennsylvania. She was the only woman in her graduating class at Allegheny College in 1880. The McClure's magazine journalist was an investigative reporting pioneer; Tarbell exposed unfair practices of the Standard Oil Company, leading to a U.S. Supreme Court decision to break its monopoly. She died January 6, 1944.
Journalist, writer, social reformer. Born on November 5, 1857, in Erie County, Pennsylvania. Known largely for her articles against big business, Ida Tarbell excelled as a journalist at a time when few women were in this field. She graduated from Allegheny College in 1880—the only woman in her class. After spending a short time teaching, Tarbell joined the staff of The Chautauquan, a monthly magazine, in 1883.
From 1891 to 1894, Ida Tarbell studied at the Sorbonne in Paris and worked as a freelance writer. Joining McClure's, a popular magazine, as an editor in 1894, she started out by writing biographies. Tarbell later began her best-known project—an examination of the Standard Oil Company. She was familiar with the oil business; her father had been an oilman. Showing great determination, Tarbell dug into the Rockefellers' family oil monopoly and uncovered their unfair business practices. Her discoveries were first published in the magazine and later were published as the book The History of the Standard Oil Company (1904). Her work contributed to the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to break up the Standard Oil monopoly in 1911.
One of the greatest journalists of the twentieth century, Ida Tarbell was a pioneer in investigative reporting. She died on January 6, 1944. In 2000, she was inducted into the National Women's Hall of Fame. Two years later, Tarbell was honored by having her likeness appear on a U.S. postage stamp as part of the Women in Journalism stamp series, along with Nellie Bly, Marguerite Higgins, and Ethel Payne.


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Advances in imaging should lead to better care, prompt diagnosis and improved outcomes, but this can only happen if the physicians listens to the patient instead of worrying about filling forms and ticking boxes. Sanchita Sharma writes.
One of the facts prime-ministerial aspirant Narendra Modi got right was India needing "toilets before temples". What he didn't mention was neighbouring Nepal is already doing it. Sanchita Sharma writes.


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June 19, 2013
by Diane Melville
Yes, I've applied for a LOT of scholarships. It was basically my full-time job throughout college and Scholarships.com was my preferred source for finding the scholarships that I qualified for. You may think that this post will outline how you should do the same thing. False: Me telling you how to apply for 300 scholarships would be like a guy who found a mountain of gold after searching for 30 years telling you to take the same long, exhausting journey. You don't want to repeat his arduous trek – you just want to buy a one-way ticket to gold mountain! In the same way, I want to teach you some of the lessons I've learned along the way that will help you to win scholarships...without having to apply for hundreds of them.
Start Small. I started this whole thing by applying to one scholarship. That's it. I won that scholarship ($1,500 a year for the rest of my education) and that's what motivated me to apply for more. Some students create massive goals for themselves and set out to win a ton of scholarships, yet they soon find the process to be daunting and give up. The best piece of advice I can give you is to start small. Don't try to find hundreds or even dozens of scholarships in one shot. Instead, find five scholarships that have deadlines within the next six months and make it a priority to apply for them. First off, it's a lot easier to find five scholarships that you not only qualify for, but feel you have a solid shot of winning. Second, this will be enough of a taste of the application process to help you determine whether or not you'd like to keep this whole scholarship thing up. If you do end up winning a scholarship, or if you simply enjoyed the process, then you can go to town and apply for many more. Until then, keep it simple.
Select the Right Scholarships. National corporate scholarships draw a lot of applicants so even if you are eligible, the odds of you winning are low in comparison to the smaller ones. The same goes for awards with very limited requirements. What should you do then? I suggest that your five scholarships look something like this:
This mix still gives you the opportunity to win a national award but increases your chances of success by including smaller, local scholarships that receive fewer applicants.
Take Your Time. Now that you've got your scholarships selected, you should put maximum effort into completing the applications to the best of your abilities. Don't procrastinate until the night before the essay is due and just slap a few things together with the hope that it's good enough – really research and consider what each scholarship organization values and try to highlight the areas of your life that reflect these values.
Push Through It! You are going to feel unsure. Maybe you hate your essay. Maybe your resume feels lacking. You get stuck, then procrastinate, then neglect and before you know it, the deadline has passed and you didn't apply for the scholarship. Don't let this happen! If you don't apply, you will never have a chance of winning. Push through those feelings of frustration, ask for help if you need it and just submit your scholarship application. Trust me, you'll be happy that you did.
Diane Melville is the author of The Community College Advantage and president of the community college planning website, Transfer Bootcamp. Diane has applied for more than 300 scholarships (using Scholarships.com, of course!) and paid for her entire college education using private scholarships. She hopes to use this blog to share everything she has learned about paying for college.
July 1, 2013
by Abby Egan
Hi all! My name is Abby and I'll be a junior this fall at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts (MCLA). Nice to meet you!
I chose MCLA mainly because it was as far away from the city as possible: I'm from Quincy, MA, right outside Boston, so I'm well acquainted with the city lifestyle but when choosing a college, I wanted to step outside of my comfort zone. I major in English Communications with a concentration in writing and a minor in philosophy but when I'm not busy with schoolwork, I love to read, drink tea and walk around town with my camera. Most of the time, however, I run a very busy lifestyle including working three jobs, participating in two volunteer groups and testing out more clubs than I could possibly count.
I applied to be a virtual intern with Scholarships.com this summer because I saw this as my chance to use my own experiences to help incoming college students get a taste of what college is really all about. When it comes down to it, I'm just a regular girl finding her footing in the college atmosphere...just like you. Hopefully I'll be able to shine some light on what it's like to live away from home and start the next chapter of your life but the best advice I can give you would be 1. sleep is the most important thing in the world, and 2. your college experience will be what you make of it. Looking forward to sharing more with you soon!
August 6, 2013
On the way to college: "Okay, the car is packed. I can't see out the back window but everything fit – barely. I wonder how I'll fit it all in my dorm room..." Unpacking at college: "What do you MEAN I only get one closet?!" All unpacked: "I guess I'll just send half of this stuff home with my parents because there's no more room for it."
Dorm rooms are notorious for being the size of a closet – think Harry-Potter-Cupboard-Under-the-Stairs small – but you can do some magic of your own when it comes to organization. Most dorm rooms come with a closet/dresser, a few extra drawers and a desk for storage. The best trick to making space is by utilizing the space under your bed: Though it can be disconcerting to have your bed so high – I'd suggest getting a stepstool if the height is a problem for you – it's the easiest way to free up space. Plastic drawers, bins or boxes can be used as under bed storage, plus most colleges have beds that can be adjusted high enough to slide at least one piece of furniture under. The more you fit under your bed, the more floor space you're going to have.
Thank goodness we live in the 21st century where stores are stocked with aisles of nifty little storage contraptions for dorm rooms. There are amazing storage products out there for students like us – shoe holders that hang on the back of your door, accordion shelves that hang from your closet pole and bed risers to give you even more height than the school bed can reach – so take advantage of these opportunities to create more space. Freeing up even a few square feet can really make the difference between feeling claustrophobic and feeling comfortable in your own space.
Abby Egan is currently a junior at MCLA in the Berkshires of western Massachusetts, where she is an English Communications major with a concentration in writing and a minor in philosophy. Abby hopes to find work at a publishing company after college and someday publish some of her own work. In her spare time, Abby likes to drink copious amounts of coffee, spend all her money on adorable shoes and blog into the wee hours of the night.
September 27, 2013
Navigating college can be difficult, especially when you're just starting out. Every school runs a little differently but most have many common resources available to all students, new and seasoned.
September 4, 2013
As an incoming college student, you've probably heard the term "freshman experience" a million times by now. Well, think of residence halls as feeding grounds for memories and experiences you can gain outside of the college classrooms: The social atmosphere of residence halls is the most basic way to build college connections and relationships and staying on campus during freshman year is essential to receiving that crash course to how life really is on a college campus.
July 11, 2013
by Anthony Guzmán
Maybe you grew up in a small town where everyone knows everyone and gossip spreads like wildfire. Or maybe you just want to experience something new. Whatever the case is, my advice to you is to see the world through studying abroad! Who am I to tell you what to do? My freshman year of college has been the best year of my life, partly because I studied abroad. For spring break, the Mays Business School sponsored 15 freshmen to travel to Paris; this trip gave me the travel bug so I started the process for my first study abroad trip.
Imagine the study abroad planning process like an upside-down pyramid: At the top you have, "I want to go somewhere!" but as you move down the pyramid, you narrow your search until you are left with the perfect trip for you. To get to that point, you need to answer these questions:
As you can see, study abroad encompasses many aspects but there are plenty of resources. The first place to begin your search is your school's study abroad office: Set up an appointment, attend a seminar, review the study abroad website or just swing by and look for flyers for different programs. There is something out there for everyone whether you want to learn a language, teach English, dive deeper into your major or explore a different culture. For example, during May and June, I studied with Sol Education Abroad in Costa Rica, took classes at a local university, lived with a host family (my most cherished part) and went on excursions with a great group of students from different colleges.
Everyone's study abroad is unique – I did it my freshman year and it helped me get ahead while I had the time of my life! – but it's on you to make the experience a reality. Bon voyage!
Anthony Guzmán is currently a rising sophomore at Texas A&M University where he studies business management and Spanish. He hopes to use business to create positive change through non-profit organization. He devotes the majority of his time to Catholic ministry and he also enjoys dancing, being with friends and family, and traveling.
August 13, 2013
by Melissa Garrett
Getting a job in college can be a good opportunity for students in financial need, taking off tuition charges or putting more spending money directly into their pockets. Although choosing a job can be a stressful decision, one of the biggest issues comes from deciding between on- or off-campus options. There are upsides and downsides to both but fortunately, it is not too hard to find out which employment choice is better for you.
On-campus jobs are definitely convenient, as they require little traveling time and transportation. Students without cars can greatly benefit from being able to walk to their job within a matter of minutes. If a student decides to do a work-study, then they may get to pay less in college costs; however, campus jobs for one's own profit are often in short supply after work-study students have gotten their jobs. If it's money in your pocket that you are looking for, then on-campus jobs might not be as practical.
Earning money that can be put in the bank is always a good idea and the money earned at an off-campus job can be put towards college costs just as funds from a campus job or work-study can. Bosses at jobs off-campus are sometimes less understanding of a student's college schedule but this can often be worked out with one's employer since businesses surrounding college campuses get many student applicants. There is also the matter of transportation, which can be an issue for students without their own cars.
Whether you decide to work on or off of your college campus, finding one isn't really that difficult. For jobs at school, consult an on-campus career counselor who can guide you in the right direction; you can also check with your department head for a major-related position. Otherwise, search around campus for nearby shops and restaurants – if you take the time to walk in and ask for an application, the result could prove quite beneficial to your college experience!
Melissa Garrett is a sophomore at Chatham University majoring in creative writing with minors in music and business. She works as a resident assistant and is currently in the process of self-publishing several of her books. She also serves as the president of Chatham's LGBT organization and enjoys political activism. Melissa's ultimate goal is to become a college professor herself.
July 16, 2013
With the environmental crisis being an important issue to many college students, an environmentally-efficient campus is definitely a plus for potential enrollments. Chatham University boasts environmental sustainability as one of its most important missions and the school has definitely tackled one issue: transportation.
Chatham has a number of common methods but some that are a bit more unique and uncommon. Like many universities, Chatham has embraced a shuttle system. These shuttles are referred to as "Green Machines" and run on biodiesel, a renewable and clean-burning alternative to diesel fuel. The shuttles run until 3 a.m. and not only take students to the nearby Eastside campus but also to the hotspot of Oakland. Students needing a break from studying and the everyday hustle and bustle of college life have an efficient way of getting to the restaurants, stores and museums that can be found in this popular area of town.
A student with a driver's license who does not have a car on campus has the option of renting a Zipcar. Having a Zipcar available discourages individual car ownership, therefore resulting in less pollution. Of course, not all students have licenses to drive but fortunately, public transportation has been made extremely easy to access at Chatham: Students are permitted to use any Port Authority bus for free simply by displaying their Chatham ID. The university encourages public transportation as a way to conserve energy and offering free fares for college students is definitely a great convenience for students looking to get to different areas of Pittsburgh.
Chatham University has definitely lived up to its promise of encouraging environmental sustainability. With transportation being one of the leading causes of pollution, providing alternatives to students that are easy to access greatly helps to reduce the campus' carbon footprint. What is your school doing to lessen its environmental impact?
July 29, 2013
Whether you dread clothes shopping or can't wait to go back to school in style, there's no denying that new clothes can put a serious dent in your budget. Although college students can spend small fortunes on their new fall wardrobes, they definitely don't have to: Clothing happens to be one of the easiest categories to cut back your spending if you know where to go.
While some people may turn up their noses at the thought of shopping at Goodwill or other second-hand stores, they can actually be great places to find brand names at very low prices. Just recently, I bought some clothes that included a Lip Service dress and tops from Express and Loft among other popular stores...and I walked out of the store having paid less than $20 for all of my new clothes, some of which didn't even appear to have ever been worn. I am very picky about what I wear (I usually prefer black) and even I manage to find several items each time I visit a second-hand shop.
While shopping at thrift stores is fantastic, you must buy with skepticism as you would at any store. Don't load up your shopping cart just because the items are cheap – prices add up and if you are careless, you may end up spending as much money as you would have at a department store! Remember that items have been owned before so check garments for any defects before purchasing. Also, don't forget that a pair of fabric scissors can work wonders: Don't be afraid to get a cheap, plain top and alter it yourself to make it an original.
All of this saved money can really benefit college students throughout the school year. More money in the bank means bigger budgets for textbooks, school supplies and fun...and who DOESN'T need a nice day out with friends after a hard week of studying? The better you learn to balance your budget, the more often you will be able to feel guilt-free treating yourself to a study-free weekend.
September 10, 2013
by Veronica Gonzalez
Exams lurk in college classrooms and quizzes have been known to (literally) pop out of nowhere! The question is: Will you be ready for them? Professors know that every student has time to study no matter what and as a college student, list-making, planner-investing and avoiding distractions has helped me improved my study skills when exams and quizzes draw near. Need help prioritizing your study time? Take note!
Homework will come at you like angry bees before you know it so take the time to determine what you need to work on, which papers are due when and what needs to be turned in. If you like going digital, make a list on your phone and/or tablet.
To-do lists are essential but what would make them easier to remember and complete is a planner. Planners aren't hard to find – most retail stores sell them for between $3 and $20 depending on the brand and style – but if you want to save money, consider the fact that some mobile devices like tablets and cell phones have planners just by using the calendar feature.
Although we're in the digital age, digital mobile devices can be both allies and adversaries. Try to limit the use of cell phones, social media and other distractions while catching up on homework or when studying for a test. If you cut out the distractions during study time, you're more likely to focus more on the course content.
The main focus in college is supposed to be academics. By taking extra steps in prioritizing your study habits, you'll be on the right path to success.
Veronica Gonzalez is a junior at the University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio, Texas. Her current major is English and she plans to pursue a bachelor's degree in this field. She served as the vice president of the UIW chapter of Alpha Lambda Delta from 2012 to 2013 and she returns as a junior delegate in the fall of 2013. Her dreams are to publish novels and possibly go into teaching in the field of English.
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The Kitchen Helper makes it easy for your child to reach counters. This item is extremely durable and very stable, ensuring maximum safety.
Hey kids, check out this Kitchen Helper By Guidecraft! Lightweight, easy to move and easier to store, this kitchen helper safely and securely allows children to reach counter top. Easily adjusts to three platform heights. Features fun cutouts, wipe-off marker board and chalkboard. Ships fully assembled. Safely supports up to 125lbs.


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Besides tens of various Latin based scripts there are some totally different alphabets, e.g. the Cyrillic alphabet, the Greek alphabet, the Hebrew alphabet, the Arabic alphabet, the Armenian Alphabet etc. It means that every single language has its special characters. The Latin letter "a" alone has the following variants in the other languages:
ä, à, á, â, ă, æ, å, ą, ā, ã, ạ, ằ!
1) Difficulty to write: computers that are used in Internet cafes, hotels, post offices, at friends' or business partners' are not equipped with corresponding keyboards and their software cannot always be easily switched into the foreign languages you need.
2) The unavailability of corresponding software, hardware or virtual keyboards encourages people to transliterate their texts (they use Latin script to write in their native language).
3) Difficulty to search: e.g. if one searches for a French text on "Président", the search engines give results on "President" in English which are not relevant to the French speaker. If one hopes to find a German text on "Prasident", having no possibility to spell "Präsident" correctly, the search engine suggests to switch again to the English word "President".
4) Difficulty to log into favorite web-services: some services still encourage their users to log in with their names spelled with special characters.
To help you solve these problems, we have recently started a multilingual project that assists our users to type in over 30 different alphabets and scripts. The principle we use in our virtual keyboards is called transliteration or transcription. It is a process that converts characters (letters) of one alphabet (script system) into another. The service is free of charge and we warmly encourage you to use it. If you find it useful, DO INFORM YOUR FRIENDS ABOUT IT.


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10 U.S. Code § 949j - Opportunity to obtain witnesses and other evidence
In General.—
Defense counsel in a military commission under this chapter shall have a reasonable opportunity to obtain witnesses and other evidence as provided in regulations prescribed by the Secretary of Defense. The opportunity to obtain witnesses and evidence shall be comparable to the opportunity available to a criminal defendant in a court of the United States under article III of the Constitution.
Disclosure of Exculpatory Evidence.—
As soon as practicable, trial counsel in a military commission under this chapter shall disclose to the defense the existence of any evidence that reasonably tends to—
The trial counsel shall, as soon as practicable, disclose to the defense the existence of evidence that reasonably tends to impeach the credibility of a witness whom the government intends to call at trial.
(Added Pub. L. 111–84, div. A, title XVIII, § 1802,Oct. 28, 2009, 123 Stat. 2587.)
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Preview: Pacers vs Magic
Let's just say I'll be as surprised as anyone if the Pacers win this one, okay?
But hang on - the Pacers did beat them last time in Indiana. Roy Hibbert did outplay Dwight Howard. And the Magic have been playing pretty uninspiring ball lately.
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With all the guys you have banged, I bet your sloop cant even hold back a piss anymore.
by Adam Harigast
February 02, 2005
The act of somebody falling asleep on the toilet during or after defecation.
Dick: Ah man he got so trashed the he slooped at the party.
Jane: Ah man, thats hilarious.
Historical reference: Elvis was slooping when he died.
Jane: Ah man, thats hilarious.
Historical reference: Elvis was slooping when he died.
by The Sloop Master
April 21, 2010
a stoop that slopes down on an angle providing space for seating
Daniel sat on the sloop because there was no available seating.
by Halimah Harden
May 27, 2008
An indescribably rancid, thin sludge like material. Smells foul and is found in certain locations such as: Under the fridge, in the drain, in tubby kid's 'pits, and 7 day old coffee.
Do not eat the sloop.
Do not eat the sloop.
Eugh, I found some sloop in my locker. I'm gonna order some HAZMAT people or something.
by Crunch Demon
March 23, 2010
Similar to a shart, a sloop is the action of accidentally defecating in your sleep. This generally results in a sticky poo mess in the morning.
Remember that time slanty-eyed Paul slooped? He woke up in the middle of the night covered in his own excrement. Good times.
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Edwardsville School District 7 board member
Dorothy Hummel
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Education: Edwardsville High School, University of Illinois
Previous offices: Edwardsville City Council Alderman Ward 2, 2002-2009, Edwardsville Board of Education 2009 to present
Qualifications: During the past four years, the board has taken numerous steps to adjust to the continuing loss of revenues and to protect the interests of District 7 taxpayers. These steps included seeking additional revenue sources, cutting expenses when appropriate, and continued efforts to work with our area legislators to articulate the devastating effects of the State passing on its pension obligations to our local taxpayers. In order to avoid deficit spending, we have reduced our operating expenses by $12 million and utilized roughly $7 million in working cash reserve in the past four years. All district employees had their wages frozen in 2012-2013 and several groups of employees have gone several years without any salary increases whatsoever. The Board has avoided major employee layoffs, maintained reasonable class sizes, preserved core educational programs, and provided a safe environment in our schools and facilities. The board has held firm on our position that we must live within our means, while maintaining the highest possible educational standards for District 7.
Top issues: The most crucial issue facing District 7 is finding funding to address the educational needs of students, provide employee salaries and benefits, and maintain a safe environment during this economic crisis. Ongoing challenges consist of attempting to operate the district without dismantling programs and extensive employee layoffs, while dealing with financial challenges. The state of Illinois simply does not live up to its financial obligations. The district has begun each new fiscal year with the state owing the district millions of dollars from the previous fiscal year. In addition, the state continues to reduce the level of funding to local school districts (over $7 million since 2009). The district dealt with a declining amount of property tax revenue for several years. Due to impending sequestration, we now face the loss of federal funding which will affect vital Title 1 and Title 2 and other programs. Another challenge is continuing to communicate with the community and our employees regarding our on-going challenges and actions taken to address these challenges.
Edwardsville School District 7 board member
Dr. Bradley L. Hewitt
Age: 54
Job: Administrator
Phone: 618-593-9993
Email: None provided
Education: Doctorate in Education
Previous offices: School Board
Qualifications: If re-elected this will be my 4th term in service to the Edwardsville School District. I remain committed to enhancing the education opportunities of the community in which I live and work. The boards on which I have served has made many tough decisions, yet we continue to have a growing district (obviously one of choice), continued to have student success in all curricular benchmarks and co-curricular activities, and we have demonstrate that we can manage a difficult economic crises by focusing on priorities with shared sacrifice and not asking taxpayers for more revenue.
Top issues: The most critical issue all school district face is funding. We must continue the course of re-prioritizing funding and seeking additional funding to preserve our priorities to provide a safe learning environment for students and staff, to provide the best possible education for our students, to recruit/retain the best possible employees who receive salaries and benefits that motivate them to stay District 7, to avoid major employee layoffs like many surrounding districts, to maintain reasonable class size and to avoid asking taxpayers for an Education Fund tax increase. As a member of the board over the past four years, we have through transparency and constituency involvement, addressed the financial issues and accomplished the following: secured additional revenue enhancements, reduced operating expenditures across all functional areas resulting in a reduction of more than $12 million, opposed every state action with the intent of shifting of state obligations to local school districts, opposed the School Facilities Sales Tax proposal to avoid an increase local sales tax.
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Jeff Miller
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Job: Operations Manager
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Qualifications: I have four children who will be in school for the next 16 years and I will to use my leadership skills and experience to make District 7 a great educational environment for years to come. District 7 is facing serious challenges, which include reductions in state funding, possible changes to teacher pensions, and an ever changing local/national economy. Through my 13 years of business experience I have demonstrated the ability to face and resolve difficult challenges. I lead the continuous improvement process for a manufacturing plant with over 400 employees. Through strong leadership, collaboration, efficiency improvements, and strategic choices, we were recognized this year by our CEO for our accomplishments. We exceeded our savings goals while hiring more technicians, improved the quality of our products, and maintained a very productive relationship with the union. My personal strengths are collaborative leadership, strategy development, and identifying innovative solutions for the most difficult problems. I will bring these collaborative leadership skills to the District 7 Board.
Top issues: Reductions in state funding -- Collaboration is needed to help our district become more efficient while also seeking new sources of funding. While tough times certainly lie ahead, and efficiency is a priority, its value lies precisely in enabling the district to maintain an excellent learning environment and offering the best possible educational programming to students in this community. To be clear, this does not mean larger class sizes or cutting jobs. Most of the cost cutting in recent years has been through top down budget cuts. We have opportunities to make the district more efficient through bottom-up savings ideas. Through my professional experiences I have learned that the people doing the day to day work best understand the inefficiencies caused by policies or procedures. By engaging all stakeholders for input on innovative cost-saving ideas, we can eliminate waste and become more efficient.
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Lelan Olsen
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Job: Doctor of Veterinary Medicine
Phone: 618-656-5868
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Education: BS in Agriculture/Animal Science 1979 Kansas State University Doctor of Veterinary Medicine 1990 Kansas State University
Previous offices: none
Qualifications: As a local small business owner, I understand that the future of our school district has an immediate impact on the future of the community. I have strong communicative and collaborative skills. You need to be able to communicate effectively with people from all walks of life and varying skill levels and collaborate with pet guardians on all manners of health related activities. I have previously served as a member on the Edwardsville/Glen Carbon Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors. I had many opportunites to foster relationships and build a network of business associates. This network entrusted me with a leadership position because they recognized my ability to build relationships and solve problems in a practical way. I have a vested interest in the quality of education because my children go to school here, and will for years to come. I recognize the financial situation is far from ideal, but through collaberation and open dialogue, the best, most efficient solutions can be crafted. I realize it won't be easy.
Top issues: Financial: In these times, we need to tighten the belt and make the district as efficient as possible. We can do this using collaborative effort and soliciting opinions with a bottom up approach. District 7 has a real commodity and that is the community that we live in. Rather than overlook this talent, I want to use their firsthand knowledge. I will only support a tax increase if all avenues are exhausted and the district is running as efficiently as possible. Transparency: During difficult times, it is easy for poor communication to breed dissatisfaction. I accept that cuts likely lie in our future, but I believe that two things will make this easier. First, allowing many different stakeholders to talk about what matters most. Parents, teachers, and other experts must work together to help sort out collective priorities. This process will help offset the pain of the cuts. Second, I will absolutely work for a process that is transparent. Through open dialogue we all will be more informed and through transparent decision making, people can find the answers they seek. The decisions must be made with our students' learning in mind.
Edwardsville School District 7 board member
Richard Salmi
Age: 43
Job: Attorney
Phone: 618-633-2486
Web: ricksalmiforschoolboard.com
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Education: J.D. - Marquette University Law School; B.S. Economics - University of Illinois
Previous offices: Zoning Board/Planning Commission for the Village of Hamel
Qualifications: As a parent with two children in District 7 schools, I am committed to ensuring the best opportunities for all students in the district. As an attorney, I always search for common ground, even where I do not agree with my opponent. It is this approach that I will bring to the school board -- an openness and honesty which I believe will invite open discussion of the issues and an opportunity for free exchange of ideas among the School District community. I believe it is critical to maintain the involvement of parents, teachers, and community/business leaders. I am always open to discussing ideas people have to provide the best opportunities for our students. I will seek common ground and always give considerate thought to differing opinions.
Top issues: The Board must openly involve and consider the opinions of our school district community -- parents, teachers, administration and community leaders, as we continue to face declining revenue from both the state and local levels. It is critical that we work together as a school district community to ensure all appropriate funding sources are considered to minimize the impact of the state's inability to meet its obligations and to maximize all available resources. Our school district community expects excellence, and as financial pressures continue to mount, it becomes increasingly incumbent on our board to remain open to community input. The board must always put the interests of our students first and foremost, especially in light of declining revenues. The starting point for successful schools is to provide a safe and comfortable setting for our students to learn. We must be diligent in fostering and strengthening relationships with local law enforcement. We must strive to provide top quality opportunities for all students in our district to succeed.
Edwardsville School District 7 board member candidates Bob L. Perica and Greg Roosevelt did not respond.


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IFrame Module
25 December 2007 at 5:48am
I created a little module to enable IFrames within the CMS. So instead of entering content for a Page, you just provide a Remote URL, and it will be embedded within your site.
You can get it here: http://devwisdom.googlecode.com/files/iframe-0.1.zip
All feedback welcome!
Re: IFrame Module
28 December 2007 at 9:58pm
Hello Haygoodg
Nice work!!
I didn't try it out yet, but I appreciate every single idea, module and widget that let grow the features from SS.
Give rein to your ideas
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Re: IFrame Module
4 April 2008 at 9:53pm
Just used your module , great work. There is one hitch though, after installing the module, by default it fills the width and height with pixel values (e.g. 600px).. That does not work, one has to change these values to integer values (e.g. 600) in order for the them to do anything.
Re: IFrame Module
12 April 2008 at 6:49pm
W0rks really well.
Much appreciated!!
Yep noticed the px glitch.
Re: IFrame Module
15 April 2008 at 8:01am
I tried the iframe. It seems to load ok when I did /db/build. When I go to the CMS I can not find the icon. It tried ?flush=1 and dumped my browser cache and still no icon. I know this sounds like a really dumb question but here goes, where should I see the button/icon for the iframe?
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15 April 2008 at 8:06pm
You are not supposed to see an icon. Instead, a new page type will be selectable in the "create" dropdown.
Good luck !
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Thanks for your reply. I finally found it last night and didn't get back on here to remove my question. Mondays can drive you nuts.
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anyone having trouble making this work again in 2.2.2 rc4?
Edit: Nevermind, I just deleted it and reinstalled it completely.. it's fine again. Sorry about that.
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March 2008
Explore the Sea Floor moves once more!
[image: Explore the Sea Floor exhibition in Kettering.]
The Explore the Sea Floor exhibition has moved to Kettering Museum following a successful time at the Kew Bridge Steam Museum. There is plenty of display space at Kettering which has allowed extra specimens to travel with the exhibition this time. The exhibition will be on display from 7th March to 12th April. Click here for more information about Kettering museums.
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