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Most Chase branches were actually open Sunday to issue new cards for those customers that shopped at Target, and people with a Chase debit card that shopped target were given limits of how much money they could take out.
Only $100 at a time.
With just a few shopping days until Christmas, about 2 million Chase debit customers were given spending limits $100 a day for cash withdrawals and a $300 maximum in purchases.
Last week, Target announced that as many as 40 million customers that swiped their cards at Target locations across the US between November 27 and December 15 may have had their account information stolen by computer hackers.
On Sunday, US Senator from NY Charles Schumer called on the Federal Consumer Financial Protection Board to conduct a full investigation into how the information was stolen from Target.
"Without a full investigation ...there is no reason why such a large breach couldn't happen again and again and again," Schumer said.
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Jeremy Jordan, Norm Lewis, Julia Murney, Jennifer Laura Thompson Will Sing Stephen Schwartz at the Kennedy Center
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The National Symphony Orchestra Pops will present The Wizard and I: The Musical Journey of Stephen Schwartz May 16-18 in the Kennedy Center Concert Hall.
Led by Principal Pops Conductor Steven Reineke, the concerts will feature the talents of Jeremy Jordan, Norm Lewis, Julia Murney, Jennifer Laura Thompson and The Washington Chorus. The performances celebrate Stephen Schwartz's 65th birthday as well as the 10th anniversary of his hit musical, Wicked.
Composer, lyricist, director and author Stephen Schwartz has contributed music and/or lyrics to Godspell, Bernstein's Mass, Pippin, The Magic Show, The Baker's Wife, Working (which he also adapted and directed), Rags and Children of Eden. For film he collaborated with Alan Menken on the scores for Disney's "Pocahontas," "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" and "Enchanted" and wrote the songs for the DreamWorks animated feature "The Prince of Egypt." His first opera, Séance on a Wet Afternoon, was presented by New York City Opera in April 2011, and "Defying Gravity," a book about his professional career, was published by Applause Books. Schwartz is the artistic director of the ASCAP Musical Theatre Workshop and president of the Dramatists Guild. Awards include three Academy Awards, four Grammy Awards, a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and a tiny handful of tennis trophies. He was a 2009 Theatre Hall of Fame inductee.
Show times will be May 16 at 7 PM and May 17-18 at 8 PM.
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|Jays to face top-seeded, unbeaten Panthers in regional finals
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"It's a typical spread offense with their formations — though they use some unbalanced line and other formations that you generally don't see with spread teams — and it revolves around Jerry Brown. He is a multi-purpose player that they play at quarterback, running back and wide receiver," Schulte noted. "He is 5-11 and 190 pounds and is just a gifted runner; he is shifty but also runs with good power. He's just an athlete. The thing is, they run the ball a lot — they ran for about 400 yards last week; that's a little bit different than what you're used to seeing. The other main weapon they have is the quarterback when Brown is elsewhere, Cody Wilson, who is very efficient both running and throwing. They have good size up front.
"We know we have to contain 'Touchdown Jerry Brown' but we cannot forget the other players, so we just have to be on our toes. It requires playing very sound, fundamental defense."
The defense that cedes 15.8 points and 265.5 yards (137.9 rushing) per game will look to linebackers Brent Schwinnen (68 solos, 41 assists) and Cody Looser (58 and 40), end Kody White (51 and 32, 7 for loss; 7 sacks, 8 QB harrassments), linebacker/punter Troy Warnecke (45 and 30; 38 punts, 33.1-yard average), back Ben Youngpeter (46 and 26), tackle Brock Bonifas (41 and 26, 9 for loss; 10 QB harrassments), safeties Evan Hays (43 and 20) and Metzger (42 and 18; 3 picks) and linebacker Jettinghoff (3 picks) to handle the Panther attack.
"Defensively, they operate out of a base 4-3 cover-2 look but they do bring a linebacker up on the line at times and drop a safety into the box. Their two tackles have pretty good size but other than that, they go about 190 or less," Schulte continued. "They just run to the ball very well; they don't stay blocked. Defense is the unsung hero for them because the offense gets all the publicity.
"They have shut out their last two opponents (including Friday night's 42-0 whitewash of Tiffin Calvert, their sixth shutout of 2012), so they are playing very good defense right now. We want to run the football — that's no secret — so it comes down to our guys up front establishing the line of scrimmage. They've been doing a good job with that."
The offense, with averages of 25.4 points and 320 yards (242.9 rushing) per, has as its bellwethers tailback Tyler Jettinghoff (233 rushes, 1,768 yards, 19 scores; 20 grabs, 208 yards, 1), fullback Luke MacLennan (78 totes, 603 yards, 9), quarterback Mark Boggs (64-of-143 passing, 915 yards, 6 scores, 13 picks), tight end Jake Hays (11 grabs, 232 yards, 2), receivers Andrew Metzger (9 for 149, 1; 29-of-33 extra points, 32 total points), Will Buettner (8 for 126, 1) and Jared Knebel (7 for 132) and linemen Seth Bockey (9 pancake blocks) and Luke Wrasman and Ryan Shumaker (4 each).
The Jays, who are relatively healthy for this time of year, come off a 54-21 pasting of Fremont St. Joe during another weather-interrupted contest.
"It's happened a couple of times this year but our kids seemed to handle it well. We tell them to go into the locker room and relax and they did that," Schulte added. "We do use it as another halftime to make adjustments. When we came back out, I felt we were more mentally ready than they were.
"Before that, we were down 21-7 early in the second quarter — we were up 21-0 the week before — and 21-13 at the half. Coach (defensive coordinator Steve) Recker and his staff made some great adjustments to their passing attack. Our offense had bogged down only once in the first half but once we got rolling, I felt we wore them down."


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About the AuthorJennifer Pratt-Walter
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I love many art forms, but am especially drawn to the innate lyricism of both music and poetry. I am a musician, writer, singer, dancer, photographer, and gardener. My primary business is performing, teaching, and publishing music for the Celtic Harp. I perform in a duo called Celtic Muse with Valerie Blessley--look us up on the web and at CD Baby. I have been drawn to poetry my whole life, using word expression as a way of claiming who I am and what I think is important. Significant themes are wonder and awe at the natural world, the power of love and hope, and the importance of spiritual exploration. Digital photography has opened a brilliant new world for me, creating a comfortable companion to my writings. I am both Wiccan and Unitarian Universalist. Writing and music is a deep part of who I am, and who I'd like you, dear reader, to meet. I am also a parent of three amazing children, a wife, and small-time farmer. Thank you for your support of Independent Artists everywhere!
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Many are hoping for a name change for the Bobcats Basketball team. Scotty Kent and his group have been working hard to get the Bobcats to change its name back to the Hornets.
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As part of the deal, Wasendorf, Sr. will plead guilty to mail fraud, embezzling customer funds and two counts of making false statements to regulators. Prosecutors say Wasendorf could be sentenced to up to 50 years in prison. His attorney says her client has not agreed to that sentence.
The details were released during a detention hearing in U.S. District Court in Cedar Rapids on Tuesday.
The hearing was scheduled to discuss if Wasendorf would be released from jail pending his trial and what the conditions of that release would be.
U.S. Magistrate Judge Jon Scoles will rule on that matter later this week.
The 64-year-old has been in jail since July. Wasendorf, Sr. attempted to commit suicide on July 9, outside the Peregrine headquarters in Cedar Falls. Authorities say he left a suicide note detailing a fraud scheme that lasted 20 years.
After a federal investigation was initiated, it was released that as much as $200 million in customer segregated funds are missing from the financial company.
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- 1 pound fresh or frozen sea scallops, thawed and rinsed
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- 1-1/2 teaspoons lemon juice
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- 1/4 teaspoon dried thyme
- 1/8 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/8 teaspoon seasoned salt
- 2 teaspoons butter, melted
- Place the scallops and mushrooms in a 9-in. glass pie plate or dish. Combine the wine, lemon juice and seasonings; pour over scallop mixture.
- Cover and microwave at 50% power for 2 minutes; stir. Cover and microwave at 50% power 4 to 4-1/2 minutes longer or until scallops turn opaque. Stir in melted butter. Yield: 3 servings.
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Lilly Snow and Maura Graff were not concerned about their times or their place-cards. The 10-year-old best friends' only ambition at the 2011 Short Pump Mile was to run it side by side.
The two girls led for the entirety of their heat last September, matching each other stride for stride. As they approached the finish line, their swim-team coach, who was riding a bike along side the race, asked them what they planned to do about finishing. Who wanted to win?
They both said they had no interest in beating the other. It was then that Lilly and Maura elected to hold hands and finish the race together, as co-champions.
"You have to understand these races were fairly competitive, said Gina Snow, Lilly's mother. "And when Lilly and Maura did that, there were people who were absolutely in tears."
"That's something you would only really see at a kids' race," said Bridget Cuthbert, one of the event's organizers.
On Sept. 30, the Short Pump Mile & Short Pump Express Fun Run will return for its fourth year at the Short Pump Town Center. The first heat will begin at 7:45 a.m.
All children and teens 18 and younger are eligible to participate in the race. Registration is $15 per person.
The event began back in 2009. Cuthbert and others at NOVA of Virginia Aquatics helped propel the race into motion.
"It's modeled after the Great Train Race in Fredericksburg," Cuthbert said. "The director of that race, Debi Bernardes, approached NOVA and asked if we'd be interested in helping her organize this in Richmond."
Cuthbert said Bernardes had wanted to make a race just for children – one that would teach them about the competitive aspects of racing.
NOVA of Virginia Aquatics is a youth swim club that trains more than 800 members and offers thousands of swim lessons annually in Richmond.
The Short Pump Run warrants the help of more than 50 volunteers, the majority of whom are NOVA swim parents. It's not a NOVA-exclusive event, however, Cuthbert said.
"The majority of the kids who run aren't NOVA [participants]," Cuthbert said. "We get the word out to physical education teachers, track coaches and school principals all around the area to get students there."
A diverse array of Richmond area schools have participated in the race in the past. The St. Mary's for Kids offers a School Participation Award, which is a $2,000 prize to the five schools that have the most runners participate.
"The money goes towards physical education programs," Cuthbert said. "There's a real emphasis on learning how to live a healthy lifestyle."
Last year, the top five participants respectively were Rivers Edge Elementary, Collegiate, Nuckols Farm Elementary, Shady Grove Elementary and Colonial Trail Elementary.
Overall participation in the run has gone from 450 children in 2009 to 935 in last year's event.
"This year, we're definitely shooting for over 1,000 participants," Cuthbert said.
Along with a participation award, there are also awards for those who finish in first and second in their respective heats. First-place finishers receive $100 gift certificates from Dick's Sporting Goods and second-place finishers receive $75 gift certificates.
Every child, no matter the outcome, also receives a participation medal and T-shirt at the end of the race.
"Before I saw one of the races in Fredericksburg, I wondered why so many kids would want to participate in a race," Cuthbert said. "But after you see the kids near the finish line, they get cheered on by those around them and have these big smiles on their faces, then you begin to understand. This is definitely an environment of participation over competition."
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To help celebrate twenty years of service to advocating for abused and neglected children in Henrico County, Henrico Court Appointed Special Advocates, Inc. (CASA) will host an evening with bestselling author K.L. Randis on Tuesday, Aug. 26, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at Belmont Recreation Center in Lakeside.
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But here it might be a little out of place, as Planes: Fire and Rescue has a few things on its mind besides supporting the men and women who routinely throw themselves into burning buildings.
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We went inside a local prison where hardened criminals are starting to feel their shells break apart.
It's a program called The Ridge Project and it's helping to reshape gang members and others, one man at a time.
"It kind of makes me want to tear up," said Anthony Wheatley, a former gang member.
He shot two people sitting in a car in north Toledo three years ago. Now, he says he's a different man.
"It's to tear up to see that people really do care," he said.
He's talking about people like The Ridge Project Co-Executive Director and Founder Ron Tijerina.
"As we do this workshop, think about your children," Tijerina told the group of inmates involved in his program at Toledo Correctional Institution.
Tijerina has been where those guys have been. He served 15 years in prison. Now as a devoted husband, he and his wife Kathy run The Ridge Project in prisons, jails and communities. They have reached more than 500,000 people across Ohio.
Tijerina said the change in the men starts with a focus on their families.
"The first thing they understand is the number one reason why a man comes to prison is because he's selfish," he explained.
He says many times, that selfishness is learned through the guys' relatives - that they are reflections of generations of incarceration.
Wheatley is a perfect example. He told us he saw his dad and brothers in and out of prison all his life. Wheatley has a young daughter.
"I'm trying to cut this off with me," he said. "I'm not trying to let my kids or anything like that be involved with prison. I don't want that for them."
Kathy Tijerina agreed. "This cycle has to stop and in order for it to stop, dad [in general] really has to wake up," she told us.
"Remember, manhood is not a destination. It is a journey," said Willie Knighten to the group of men sitting before him. Knighten is a former gang member from Toledo. He's now a case manager for The Ridge Project. Day in and day out, he brings a message of hope that there's a right way to be a man.
"Especially if they keep their kids first," said Knighten. "Especially if they keep their family at the forefront, then they can make it."
Joe Young says he's gotten the message. After running around with gang members and being convicted of two felonious assaults, kidnapping, and aggravated burglary, Young now trains specialty dogs at the prison to help the disabled. He embraces The Ridge Project teachings.
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"They hold themselves better. They stand taller," said Warden Assistant Darlene Mitchell. "You can see it in their faces and in their eyes that they believe [what's being taught]."
People running the program told us it's a transformation in values, a transformation in focus, and a transformation from gangbangers to better men.
"It's something we have to live by," said inmate Wheatley.
During The Ridge Project sessions, the men recite what's called the "Tyro Declaration," which is full of positive statements and life-guiding rules to follow.
The Tijerinas said a tyro, by definition, is a novice or beginner, but it also means a warrior. And these guys are in a fight for their lives. Being a tyro replaces their old affiliation with a gang and provides a new sense of belonging to a positive group of men.
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Explore one of our country's most magnificent stretches of urban green spaces as well as walk into ten Summit Avenue gardens.
Garden strollers are encouraged to park their cars and walk to the featured gardens. Free parking is available at Mount Zion's Temple, 1300 Summit Ave., St. Paul, as well as ample street parking
Cost: Purchased in advance, $10 for the Garden Stroll and $12 for the informal tea. On the day of the event, Stroll and Tea tickets may be purchased for $15 at each at the featured gardens or the tea location at 1358 Summit Ave.
Tickets may be purchased in advance at the following locations in St.Paul:
• A. Johnson & Son's Florist, 1738 Grand Ave.
• Frattallone's Ace Hardware Stores 650 Grand Ave. and 1676 Grand Ave.
• Kowalski's Market, 1261 Grand Ave.
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Top-Seeded Volleyball Ready for Atlantic Sun Tournament
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The No. 1 seed in the Atlantic Sun, Jacksonville University volleyball will compete in its second straight Atlantic Sun Tournament this weekend, hosted by Kennesaw State University in Kennesaw, Ga. The Dolphins (27-3 overall, 16-2 A-Sun) earned a bye past the first round on Thursday, Nov. 21 and will open action in the semifinals on Friday at 5 p.m. EST. They will face either No. 4 FGCU (13-18, 9-9) or No. 5 Stetson (18-15, 9-9).
If the Fins win their semifinal match, they will advance to Saturday's final, scheduled for 3 p.m. All matches will be available on ESPN3.
Last Friday and Saturday the Dolphins closed out their regular-season by beating USC Upstate, 3-1, and upsetting former No. 1 ETSU, 3-0, to claim the top spot in the A-Sun and a share of the regular-season title.
"Friday was a big game for us," said second-year Head Coach Michelle Collier. "We were not at our best, but the team pulled out the win to put ourselves in position to fight for the regular-season championship on Saturday.
"Then on Saturday we got together in the locker room and talked about playing as hard as we could and staying confident that we had what it took to beat a great team on their home court," Collier continued. "The girls came out with a lot of heart and passion and played at a very high level."
"Our team played without fear to win the number one seed in the conference tournament and we truly put our hearts into the last ETSU match," senior Kylie Jacob said. "The way we played, hustled, and fought that entire game proved that we are a championship-worthy team. Our team and our coaching staff are filled with such a strong passion to work hard and give 110% every time we step on the court and that will be our strongest aspect this weekend.
"Although we earned the number one seed, we're still considered the underdogs of the conference," Jacob continued. "Honestly, I love the fact that no one will expect us to succeed because we will certainly be proving them wrong, just like we have been all season long."
"Heading into conference my most prevalent feeling is excitement," fellow senior Kendall Courtney added. "I know we can beat any team we come up against, but I also know that everyone steps their game up for the tournament. It is going to be a battle, but that is why I play competitive sports, for the challenge and the ups and downs."
Collier continued to say that the Dolphins have earned the championship for everything they have worked toward this season.
"We [deserved] this championship for everything that we have done this season. This group is special and winning the conference championship was a reward for all the hard work everyone has put in to this program and to the vision that we are building for Jacksonville University volleyball.
"It was great the see the sparkle and the tears of joy in their eyes after the final whistles," Collier continued. "They played their hearts [out] and I could not be more proud of them!"
The Fins ended their historic regular-season 27-3 overall and 16-2 in the A-Sun. 27 wins is the program's most since the 1987 squad posted 29 and three losses is the fewest in the program's 41-year history. This is also just the fifth season that volleyball has recorded a single-digit loss record. The 2009 and 1983 teams recorded nine losses, the inaugural 1972 lineup tallied eight, and the 1978 squad posted seven. 16 conference wins is also Jacksonville's most since joining the A-Sun in 1998. The 2009 and 2008 teams each earned 15 conference wins.
"These stats not only show how much hard work and effort we have put into this season, but also that we're taking this program to the next level," Jacob said. "For the past three years that I've been a Dolphin, this program has never seen a better group of girls as well as such a dynamic coaching staff. It's so rewarding to be able to experience a season like this and going into this weekend. I can't wait to have this team continue to make history."
Courtney echoed Jacob's sentiment.
"To me [the stats] are a good reflection of how hard we have worked this season," Courtney said. "Everyone on the team has pushed themselves and each other and through that we have grown stronger as a team, which has allowed us to have the success and the stats that we do."
Last season in the A-Sun Tournament, the fifth-seeded Dolphins were shutout, 3-0, by cross-town rival and fourth-seeded North Florida in the first round. They ended their season 10-24 overall and 7-11 in the A-Sun.


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---- — RIDLEY PARK, P.A. — Joanne E. Clark (nee Caron) 67, formerly of Ridley Park PA. died Friday morning at Crozier Keystone Hospice at Taylor Hospital surrounded by her family.
Joanne enjoyed baking, traveling, motorcycle trips, movies, and spending time at her lakefront house, Waddle on Inn on Fern Lake N.Y. She was a member of St. Madeline's Church in Ridley Park. Joanne belonged to the Marriage encounter group; Leedom Civic Association; Home Owners Association at Fox Hill Farms. She also was Girl Scout leader for many years. After retirement Joanne worked for Community Transit.
Joanne was the daughter of the late Wilfred and Dorothy Caron (nee Streed) and wife of the late Peter Clark.
Joanne is survived by her daughters Tammy (Michael) Hrkach Jr. and Tracy (Robert) DiLossi Jr. Joanne had four grandchildren, Amy and Michael Hrkach, Marisa and Nicolas DiLossi. Her sisters Elaine Conway and Lorraine Young; and her brother Thomas (Sandy) Caron. She had many nieces and nephews that she loved.
Family and friends are invited to Joanne's Life Celebration on Tuesday Nov. 27th from 9 a.m. at The James F. Knoetgen Funeral Home of Morton 746 Kedron Ave (Rt.420) followed by a religious service at 11 a.m. Interment Private
In lieu of flowers the family is collecting contributions that will be divided among Joanne's favorite charities. Please send any donation to Tracy DiLossi.
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Pros: Looks good & nice grip.
Cons: I was surprised to see this bat had a couple good reviews. Bought it three months ago and my 8 yr old has now had plenty of time to break it in. I pitch to our 8U team, so I get a good feel when the ball comes off hot or a flat from the various bats on the team. This bat is a big thud. A few boys have used it, and in comparison to the balls they hit with their Eastons & Louisville Sluggers, the ball just doesn't jump off this Miken. I can't return it because it has held up. I just have to bite the bullet this year on the money lost, and not go back to it.


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Welcome to the Southeast Asia Club (SEA Club)! SEA Club is funded by the Student Association and sponsored by the Center for Southeast Asian Studies (CSEAS) at Northern Illinois University. Our primary goal is to bring knowledge about Southeast Asia to the NIU community and greater Chicago-land area. Established in 1969, SEA Club has become instrumental in providing various outlets for students and other members of the community to learn about Southeast Asia. We host annual culture nights that involve performances from the various Southeast Asian countries and an annual student conference that brings in a guest speaker to lecture on Southeast Asia. We plan to assist with CSEAS outreach coordinator to further strengthen our ties in K-12 schools around the area. Our members volunteer at non-profit organizations such as Hope Haven to help the DeKalb community and spread knowledge of Southeast Asia. We participate annually in NIU Cares Day and other volunteer opportunities. Thank you for taking an interest in the SEA Club!
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The World > Asia > India > New Delhi
On Raisina Hill is situated the Rashtrapati Bhavan, the offical residence of The President of India. Also key offices of the Government of India are situated in North & South Block. Move down the road and you will reach India Gate.
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Asia is the biggest continent on Earth, a darling little gem floating around in space.
Hm, what is Asia? Who's in on it?
China and India are safe bets for Asian nations. Korea, Japan, Thailand, you're fine.
Europe? No. Europe would sort of be on the "Asian continent" if not for those pesky Ural mountains dividing things up in the middle, and then also the whole lineage of kings and wealth and nations and the EU and all that "give me my respect" stuff.
Russia would probably be happiest as its own continent, so for now we'll leave it in "Eurasia" and just hope the natural gas supplies keep flowing.
Pakistan and Afghanistan are dang close to Asia, but politically they show up in "Middle East" news stories an awful lot. Verdict: Eurasia.
I guess we'll actually have to consider everything from Turkey on eastward to be "Eurasian", although the moniker seems overlappitory of the territory.
The Asian economy is now officially raging like a wild furnace of lava that consumes everything in its path. Japan has had the largest individual economy in Asia for decades, but it is forecast that both India and China will outstrip Japan within twenty years.
China is the largest holder of United States debt and is positioned to become the world's next superpower, provided that Godzilla doesn't return and decide to stomp everybody back into the Shang Dynasty.
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Violence prevention experts across the country are protesting violations of legal and human rights as immigration raids take place in more and more states. There are persistent reports of racial profiling and violations of rights established under the Violence Against Women Act. Recent raids in Massachusetts generated protest from editorial boards across the country. A sample of the commentary follows.
"The hypocrisy of U.S. immigration law was on lurid display last week in a raid on a defense contractor in New England... When the dust settled, the agents had arrested some 360 illegal immigrant employees at the plant, many of them women from Guatemala and other Central American nations… Amid the pandemonium, families and communities were split, and children were left with babysitters, relatives, siblings or other families. Immigration and Customs Enforcement insisted it had released about 60 of the immigrants – including nursing mothers and sole or primary caregivers for young children – for 'humanitarian' reasons. But reports of confusion and mistakes were common, and state officials said scores of children were separated from their parents. In one case, doctors treated an 8-month-old baby, Keylyn Zusana Lopez Ayala, for pneumonia and possible dehydration after her mother was detained and unable to breast-feed her. Keylyn is an American citizen."
---"Hypocrisy on Immigration," Washington Post editorial, March 17, 2007
"A screaming baby girl has been forcibly weaned from breast milk and taken, dehydrated, to an emergency room, so that the nation's borders will be secure. Her mother and more than 300 other workers in a leather-goods factory in New Bedford, Mass., have been terrorized – subdued by guns and dogs, their children stranded at school – so that the country will notice that the Bush administration is serious about enforcing immigration laws… the indecency of existing policies is becoming intolerable. The immigrant underclass is in a growing state of misery and fear… What is urgently needed is decency, proportionality and bipartisanship to resolve this festering debate… The alternative, the blundering and punitive status quo, is a path of misery."
---"Immigration Misery," New York Times editorial, March 15, 2007
"Federal immigration raids can devastate local communities, endangering children and crippling businesses. As city and state officials scramble to respond, federal policy makers should be reconsidering workplace raids… Only Congress and the president can clear up the policy schizophrenia by passing comprehensive federal immigration reform. In the meantime, a thorough debate should be held on workplace raids. The effectiveness of these raids is limited. The country lacks resources to deport the estimated 12 million undocumented immigrants who are here – and their loss would decimate the economy."
---"Needed: Immigration Policy," Boston Globe editorial, March 9, 2007


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Is technology responsible for the increasing obesity rates? From automated trash pickup to robots in manufacturing, technology has changed how people work.
In a newly released study, Pennington Center Scientist Timothy Church documented the significant consequence of a disturbing trend - not enough calorie-burning at work.
"Eighty percent of the workforce is in sedentary or close to sedentary jobs," said Church.
Many people now have desk jobs that require long hours in front of a computer. Bottom line is, the research shows the number of people who get at least a moderate amount of physical activity at work has plummeted 30 percent since the 60s. That amounts to "100 lost calories a day in energy expenditure," said Church.
In other words, workers are burning fewer calories and are getting fatter. This study shows it's largely to blame for the country's obesity epidemic and a record number of people with weight-related illnesses.
The findings could give more companies fresh incentive to help employees get more active, improve their health and lower what both pay for insurance.
This may be one solution - a desk that's also a treadmill. It allows you to actually walk at a slow, steady pace and burn calories while working.
"Well, I get up away from my desk and I can walk and exercise a little bit. I don't have sit there and get all fidgety all over the place," Duval said.
Researchers said the study's findings send a clear message.
"For the individual, this is a real powerful reminder YOU are not getting physical activity at work, you better find a way to get activity in your life," Church said.
Experts say physical activity is the one thing consistently shown to lower a person's risk of getting sick and to improve symptoms in many who already are.
If your work schedule and weather permits get up from your desk and on your feet for a walk on April 24, for National Walk at Lunch Day. Begin walking toward a healthier America and you!
Here are some other tricks for staying active at work:
-Taking the stairs.
-Parking farther away from the door.
-Walking around the office when you can.
These tips are good places to start adding exercise into your workday.
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I forgot to post this a couple days ago, but better late than never, right?
Alpines have been on my radar for a while now – absolutely obsessed with this duo. Their latest single is called 'Empire' and is out June 11th. The single will be backed by remixes from Maribou State, Tessela and CREEP.
The video was directed by Luke Losey and the band had this to say about it: "The 'Empire' video was made in Park Village Studios in Regents Park, which are amazing studios in an old Victorian stables. We wanted a performance video in a setting that could be hundreds of years in the past or the future, giving it a timeless and epic feel."
They will be performing live at Dalston Roof Gardens in London on June 13th, to coincide with the single release. Expect great things from them.


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