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Man charged for destroying data
A 38-year-old Iowa man, charged with destroying data on a computer, made an adjourned initial appearance in Vilas County Circuit Court and remained free on a $1,000 signature bond.
According to the complaint, Casey Ray Patras of Ribbondale was hired by Rock Island Environmental Services in the town of Washington June 21, 2010, and was terminated from his job Jan. 20, 2012.
Patras is alleged to have accessed the business computers about Jan. 22, 2012, after he was terminated, and erased the electronic files of the business. It's also alleged that he attempted to gain access to the computers again Jan. 25, 2012.According to the company owner, Robert Whitney, it cost approximately $3,700 to reconstruct and reorganize the deleted data.
Vilas Circuit Judge Neal A. Nielsen III scheduled Patras' pretrial conference for April 30 at 11:45 a.m.
In other felony cases, Benjamin J. Otterpohl-Rosinski, 23, of Conover, charged with two counts of forgery, party to a crime, had a preliminary hearing set for April 15 at 9:15 a.m.
According to the complaint, Otterpohl-Rosinski allegedly signed and cashed two checks from another person at the Energy Mart in Conover for $160 Feb. 19, 2012, and for $200 Feb. 27, 2012. The owner of the checks told investigators the checking account was closed in February 2011.
Robert C. Richardson, 47, of Eagle River, charged with forgery, requested a substitute for Judge Nielsen during his arraignment March 14. Iron County District Attorney Martin Lipske has been named special prosecutor in the case.
According to the complaint, Richardson, doing business as Custom Building by Richardson, was contracted to rebuild a home destroyed by fire in 2010. He allegedly signed and deposited a check issued by the Hartford Large Loss Organization Dec. 1, 2010, for $30,510.38. The funds were sent to the property owner to be used for landscaping at the home.
Ione J. Shepard, 30, of Lac du Flambeau, charged with manufacturing or delivery of a prescription drug, manufacturing or deliver of heroin and two counts of felony bail jumping, had a pretrial conference set for April 9 at 8:30 a.m.
According to the complaint, Shepard allegedly sold .03 grams of heroin for $50 June 2, 2012, and one oxycodone pill for $40 Aug. 2, 2012, both during a controlled purchase.
Shepard also was charged with possession with intent to deliver cocaine, felony bail jumping as a repeater and possession of an illegally obtained prescription as a repeater. She was arrested during the execution of a search warrant at 371 Tomahawk Circle in Lac du Flambeau Jan. 5, 2013.
While Shepard has been in jail since Jan. 5, a motion to modify her bond from $5,000 cash to $2,000 cash was granted.
David E. Turney, 42, of Lac du Flambeau, charged with possession of narcotic drugs and possession of drug paraphernalia, will appear for a plea and sentencing hearing April 29 at 11:30 a.m.
According to the complaint, officers with Lac du Flambeau Indian Child Welfare officials visited a residence for a child abuse investigation Aug. 27, 2012, and discovered a multi-tool knife on the kitchen table with black tar-like residue on the tip, along with cardboard with white powder residue.
In addition, officers investigated a marijuana smell emitting from the bedroom where Turney stayed, and allegedly located green, leafy material on the nightstand, along with a socket with black tape around it with burnt residue inside.
Edward J. Chosa Jr., 26, of Lac du Flambeau, who agreed March 11, 2010, to a deferred entry of judgement (DEJ) on an attempted battery to a peace officer charge, will have the charge revisited in January 2014. According to the conditions of the 36-month DEJ, Chosa would commit no crimes, complete anger management group, complete alcohol and other drug abuse (AODA) counseling and serve 20 days in the Vilas County Jail.
Cherish L. Big John, 25, of Lac du Flambeau, charged with felony bail jumping and operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated March 5, will have a plea hearing April 9 at 8:15 a.m. She paid a $1,000 cash bail and was released from jail March 11.
Brandon L. Vetterneck, 36, of Lac du Flambeau, charged with possession of marijuana and operating a motor vehicle after revocation Jan. 29, 2011, had a status hearing adjourned to March 25 at 10 a.m.
Brian C. Wolfe, 22, of Lac du Flambeau, charged with delivery of Schedule I or II narcotics and possession of narcotic drugs, had a plea hearing set for April 24 at 11:30 a.m. According to the complaint, Wolfe allegedly was in possession of morphine without a valid prescription and attempted to sell the Schedule I narcotic Dec. 21, 2011, in Lac du Flambeau.
Wolfe also is charged with second-degree reckless endangering safety, battery to a law enforcement officer, criminal damage to property, resisting or obstruction an officer, felony bail jumping and misdemeanor bail jumping from an incident June 4, 2012. He is charged with two counts of misdemeanor bail jumping, criminal trespass, criminal damage to property and felony bail jumping from another incident Sept. 3, 2012. He also will make a plea on those charges April 24.
Terry L. Edwards, 18, of Lac du Flambeau, charged with battery of peace officer and obstructing an officer, had a preliminary hearing Monday. He also is charged with felony bail jumping for missing a scheduled court date Jan. 28.
According to the complaint, Edwards allegedly made a call to authorities that a group of six teenagers were gathered outside near 527 Waswagon St. in Lac du Flambeau about 6:38 p.m. Dec. 29, 2012. When officers were going to question Edwards about being a suspect on a sexual assault complaint, he ran from the scene. After officers caught him, he allegedly fought back, striking the officer on the left side of the face. He was then taken into custody.
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(WMC-TV) – "When he was born, I thought he was mine," Jacob Wooley's sister, Anna Wood said.
Wood has a hard time summing up her youngest brother.
"He died being the man that he was raised to be," Wood said.
It's been less than a week since Wooley was shot and killed by another marine in Quantico, Virginia, and loved ones are mourning the loss of their hero.
"When he got back he was going to show me how to play golf," Wooley's nephew, Nicholas said.
Nicholas was looking forward to talking sports with Wooley, but Wood said her brother was ready to come home to serve God as a minister.
"When his 4 years were up he planned on coming back home and doing just that, ministering more," Wood said of her brother.
Wooley's service took him across the world, but he always stayed in touch with family and friends.
Olivia Wallin dated Wooley off and on for nearly 6 years and said he never met a stranger.
"He was just one of those people where if you looked lost, he was going to come to you," Wallin said.
While there are still questions about how Wooley died, his family said they are finding comfort in their faith and through each other.
"Some of the marines that talked to my mother have said Jacob had a light in his eyes that not many people had," Wood said.
"He always wanted to help and he knew that being in the Marine Corp he could be just that," Wallin said.
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MADISON (WKOW) -- The 32th Annual Freeze for Food event will be coming up soon. It's an event to raise money to provide support to the Colombia Support Network.
The Colombia Support Network supplies medicine, agricultural equipment and supplies to a community in Colombia.
The race will be Saturday, January 19. It's a 10K run, 5K run or 5K walk.
Dane County is a sister city of Apartado, Colombia.
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Desert greenery along Twin Peaks Road helps Continental
Ranch Community Association save water, and money.
"They do take that very seriously.
We take a look at all the water bills like we've done here," said Josh Seng,
the community manager for Contintental Ranch Community Association.
So when the water bill for the area along
Twin Peaks near Coachline jumped from about $130 to almost $1300, more than any
month to include summertime, Seng asked landscapers if there was a problem with
the irrigation system. He said that they told him no. He asked
Tucson Water for answers.
The utility said that the meter can hold
usage data for more than a month. But it was too late for the association
to get that.
"Customers need to contact us, we always
work really hard with our customers to try and identify what the problem is
first. The adjustment is usually offered after water use has come back
down to normal," said Fernando Molina, public information officer for Tucson
Almost three hundred thousand gallons can be
three times the amount used for the swimming pool according to Seng, who added
that the amount is more in line with what keeps one of the association's
sod-filled area green.
"The fact that they couldn't take a look
at common sense, and use logic to arrive at a conclusion seems a bit unfair,"
Seng said.
He said that Tucson Water is offering a $350
adjustment, which is still shy of the difference with the usual bill.
After that would be an administrative hearing.
"It often is difficult to prove
that. Again, until we have these new meters in every home, it's really
hard to prove if the meter readings have been accurate, that there was
something on our end," Molina said.
bill remains) extremely high, I think, but, that's about it, you know? If
we hire an attorney to go after it, it could be good money going after bad,"
Seng said.
The goal with new meters is to
provide updates on a regular basis for customers to track their usage. If
there is a problem, customers are urged to call Tucson Water immediately.
The correction might be a matter of looking at the water meter to see if there
was a misread.
The utility can also check to see
if the meter is working properly. But in the case of Continental Ranch,
Seng said that if the meter turned out to be correct, they would face a $90
Molina said that a water audit
could help find problems with your irrigation, toilet, or water softener
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The state has received a five-year, $27 million federal Teacher Incentive Fund grant to help attract, support, evaluate and retain effective teachers in 22 Level 4 (underperforming) schools, 10 in Springfield and 12 in Boston.
Springfield Education Association President Tim Collins said that the funds are badly needed in his district, which serves a high percentage of low-income students and English language learners. "It's important to have financial and non-financial incentives in place to retain, support and encourage our excellent teachers who work with students in these Level 4 schools and attract new teachers who are equipped to work with students who are struggling academically," said Collins. "We feel this grant strikes the right balance."
MTA President Paul Toner congratulated Springfield on receiving the grant, which provides teachers with opportunities to take on new responsibilities or work longer hours for additional compensation. "Closing student achievement gaps requires extraordinary effort, incredible dedication and more resources," said Toner. "This grant will provide the resources in these schools while teachers, administrators and other staff will continue to provide the effort and dedication."
Although some in the media have described the grant as a "merit pay" plan, Collins explained that it does not fit the traditional definition of that term, which typically implies paying individual teachers at different rates based on student test scores. Under this grant, all staff in a school that meets certain goals will receive additional pay.
According to a summary of the proposal developed by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, Springfield and Boston will use the funds in several areas to achieve the grant's goals.
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Rated 5 out of 5�by Mike easy to put together and very sturdy This is an excellent easy to put together, sturdy piece of equipment. But also the team at Dicks who helped me make up my mind and then went out of their way to help me load my car were outstanding. They made the whole experience great. August 5, 2014
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College Park firefighters are stamping out hotspots after knocking down an early morning fire at an apartment complex on Camp Creek Parkway.The Battalion Chief says the fire broke out about 4:30 a.m. Thursday and eventually triggered a total evacuation of all residents from the apartment building. Firefighters arrived to find heavy flames and smoke streaming out of the upper levels of the multi-story building. Quick action by the firefighters allowed them to quickly wrest the flames under control, containing the brunt of the damage to the apartment where the fire started. The College Park Battalion Chief said at least two other apartments sustained fire- and smoke-related damage – but, were still inhabitable.Authorities weren't certain how many residents were forced from their homes, but did report that no one was injured. There was no official word on when it would be safe for them to return to their apartments.A mother living in the apartment where the fire started said she awoke to the smell of smoke and began checking each room in her home. When she reached her young son's bedroom, she said she didn't see any flames but did smell smoke. She said it appeared the smoke was coming from her son's closet.Both were able to safely get out of their apartment.Fire officials have not confirmed what sparked the fire.
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Originating in northern Russia, this cat breed was brought to Great Britain in 1860 by sailors. These gentle cats are reserved, affectionate, and can be quite playful. They are energetic but not overactive and they enjoy retrieving toys that are tossed. These self-entertained cats prefer that their human companion would play with them but they can also be independent. They are polite, quiet, and well behaved cats that are docile and intelligent. They are excellent companions for working singles, first time cat owners, and families with older children. Grooming is minimal.
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Kyle is a 19-year-old Cleveland native who views this first-time video jack-off as a way to get into modeling. His twin brother was kinda upset when he told him about this, then warned him that ââ¬ÅWhatever you do today will bite you in the ass laterââ¬Â. His girlfriend, on the other hand, is okay saying, ââ¬ÅYou only live onceââ¬Â. These two know what heââ¬â¢s capable of because Kyleââ¬â¢s jerked off in front of them, and even in front of a bunch of people ... it was a drunken orgy. Uh-huh ... So with their blessings, Kyle is ready to get down and boogie, ready to show us what heââ¬â¢s shown them. Immediately he is naked, looking fierce and proud. His torso is smooth and muscled; his legs and asscheeks are covered with a faint coat of fur. He looks real fine as he jacks off, so cool and at ease, standing up, laying back. He strokes himself with a firm grip and then he finishes with an explosive burst of milky spooge that deliciously coats his belly, fingers and still-hard cock. He does not disappoint.Afterthought: Remember that scene from ââ¬ÅBlazing Saddlesââ¬Â when Lili Von Shtupp (the music hall floozie with a speech impediment played by the zany Madeline Kahn) hooks up with the black sheriff (Cleavon Little) and asks, ââ¬ÅTell me, schatze, is it twue what they say about the way you people are... gifted? (sound of zipper opening) ââ¬ÅOh, it's twue. It's twue. It's twue, it's twue!ââ¬Â [And then (in the uncut version before the censors did away with it), he replies, ââ¬ÅThatââ¬â¢s my elbow.ââ¬Â lol] Anyway, regarding Kyle from Cleveland, it is twue!


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Not a remake...this is an original late 1960's telephone - address book with an anti-war protest PEACE symbol all over the cover. During the Vietnam era, those against the war could buy almost anything with the peace sign on it to let their sentiments be known. This black and white phone book measures just over 12 inches high by 3 3/4 inches across. It's in unused, near-mint condition with plenty of room inside for listing all of your peace-loving friends.
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NOT reprints...these are original space flight promotional photos from ORBIT COVERS. They did the engraved stamp cachets for various space flights and these promo photos show some of their work. Included in the lot are...Gemini Titan II, Apollo-7 Saturn, Apollo 12 and Apollo 14. The black and white glossy photos measure 8 by 10 inches except for the Gemini which appears to be slightly trimmed at top and bottom. Some corner creasing...pinholes at top on the latter photo...
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This original 1968 Peter Max vinyl blow-up pillow has psychedelic graphics that include a big colorful butterfly. It's made up of faces...very 1960s and classic Peter Max. Design is on both sides with the PETER MAX logo at the bottom. Pillow measures 16 x 16 inches. This is old warehouse stock in unused, excellent condition. 38 years later...it's still 'groovy'.
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galwayrush wrote:Our Green Mayor is one of the objectors to the proposed Galway Outer By-Pass.
You can't be surprised that he made a submission on this. It is clear that the N6 needs to be bedded in to serve the main industrial areas off the N17 and Headford Rd. However continuation to Bushy Park should be 2 plus 1 and the proposal to bring this route to Barna is totally unviable. It would if completed in its current form completely remove any prospect of a sustainable development pattern for the City.
Where road objectors have lost all battles recently on National Primary routes it has been predictable as the NRA has been able to point to the National Development Plan and National Spatial Strategy to justify construction on the basis of core National objectives.
Building a commuter dual carriageway to Barna will be shot down on the basis of not being national infrastructure and facilitating unsustainable development patterns.
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CSC's Romeo and Juliet, Starring Elizabeth Olsen and Julian Cihi, Extends Engagement Prior to Opening
By Carey Purcell
The Classic Stage Company's production of Romeo and Juliet, starring Elizabeth Olsen and Julian Cihi, has extended its limited engagement through Nov. 10.
The production, which begins previews Sept. 27 prior to an official opening Oct. 16, had originally been scheduled to run through Nov. 3.
Along with Olsen (Impressionism) and Cihi (The Importance of Being Earnest, A Month in the Country), the cast includes Daniel Davis (La Cage aux Folles, "The Nanny") as Friar Laurence, Emmy Award nominee T.R. Knight (A Life In The Theatre, Tartuffe) as Mercutio and two-time Tony nominee Daphne Rubin-Vega (Rent, Anna in the Tropics) as the Nurse.
Additional casting includes McKinley Belcher III (Benvolio), Stan Demidoff (Paris/Sampson), Harry Ford (Gregory, Friar John, Watchman), David Garrison (Capulet), Anthony Michael Martinez (Prince), Kathryn Meisle (Lady Capulet), Dion Mucciacito (Tybalt) and John Rothman (Montague/Apothecary).
Romeo and Juliet is directed by Tea Alagić.
The production will also feature set design by Marsha Ginsberg, costumes by Clint Ramos, lighting by Jason Lyons and sound by Ryan Rumery.
Tickets, a performance schedule and more information are available by calling (212) 352-3101 or visiting classicstage.org.
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Most people come to Africa to see animals in the wild, while others make the visit to tell Africans how to improve their lives. And many people do both—animal watching in the early morning, busybodying in the afternoon. Lots of African countries offer this opportunity: Kenya (game parks and slums), Uganda (gorillas and tyrants), Tanzania (colorful Maasai herders and urban shantytowns), Malawi (lakeshore luxury and half a million AIDS orphans). There are other tourism-and-busybody opportunities, notably in South Africa, where it is possible to travel without much trouble from wilderness safari to township tour and see—by the way—that both experiences (game viewing and slum visiting) have in common a certain pathos, even an aesthetic.
One feature of tourism from the grand tour onward is that, not far from the five-star hotels, there is starvation and squalor. In most destinations you can't be a tourist without turning your back on human desperation or else holding your nose. India is the enduring example—glory in the background, misery in the foreground, no vision of gold without a whiff of excrement. But we are in Africa now, a continent plagued with foreign advisors. I have stayed in African hotels, usually the more expensive ones, where virtually every other guest was a highly paid advice giver. It is important to keep in mind that charity, and foreign aid, is a business, that the people who run charities are well-paid and that a great deal of what the average person contributes—80 cents of every dollar, in some cases—goes to run the bureaucratic organization.
And then there are the celebrities. Four examples, wearing theatrical makeup, come to mind.
The modestly gifted, semi-educated but hugely popular movie star whose provable skills are purely thespian decides to become an ambassadorial presence in the Sudanese territorial struggle.
The aging dissolute singer visits Malawi, adopts both a posture of piety and a child or two and leaves with the promise of a new school.
The TV talk-show billionaire hobnobs with a head of state and founds a luxurious academy for girls in Johannesburg.
The scandal-plagued pair of superstars find seclusion from their fans in Namibia, the woman giving birth in a private hospital and thereafter providing two local hospitals with large endowments.
In each case the donors—professional performers, novices in Africa—are from faraway America. They seem weirdly euphoric—wild-eyed and deafened by the power their money has given them—for money can't buy belief or obedience in Hollywood the way it can in Africa. These stars act out their concern in public, their patronage rising to the level of performance, like giant infants fluttering money into a beggar's outstretched hands and pretending to ignore the applause. It is as though they have set out to prove that a person in such a shallow and puppetlike profession is capable of a conscience.
Does this improvisational charity do any good? History suggests not—that the countries are worse off for it. Zambian economist Dambisa Moyo says aid to Africa has discouraged investment, instilled a culture of dependency, created corruption and, taken together, impeded growth and retarded economies. A great deal of aid is plainly political, and much is pure theater, something that comes naturally to the performers and public figures who involve themselves in these efforts at improvement, which (when you look closely) are often efforts at improving irregularities in their own public images.
Still, a lack of human charity is an appalling defect, and so I am not condemning the efforts of these people, only questioning them and finding them misguided. The thought occurs that the ambiguous, self-indulgent or egomaniacal fame-hogger, speaking with the tongues of men and of angels, is never more a clanging cymbal, obviously acting, than when playing a starring role as philanthropist. And no one is a bossier moralizer than a dissolute celebrity.
"We live in a culture of aid," Moyo writes at the beginning of her book Dead Aid: Why Aid Is Not Working and Why There Is a Better Way for Africa. She says that the more than $1 trillion in development assistance since 1959 has left Africa worse off. "Aid has helped make the poor poorer and growth slower." One of the main reasons she gives is that much of the money has gone to corrupt regimes and kept dictators in power.
This is also the view of Sudanese telecom billionaire Muhammad Ibrahim, who in a Wall Street Journal interview was quoted as saying, "It's my conviction that Africa doesn't need aid." Corrupt African governments are the problem. "Without good governance there's no way forward." He is a philanthropist in Africa but refuses to give money to any badly governed country.
"Such intentions have been damaging our continent for the past 40 years," said Kenyan economist James Shikwati, speaking about donor countries in an interview in Der Spiegel. "If industrial nations really want to help Africans, they should terminate this awful aid. The countries that have collected the most development aid are also the ones in the worst shape. Despite the billions that have poured into Africa, the continent remains poor."
Nigerian American novelist Teju Cole writes in The Atlantic that what is driving American aid in Africa is "the white savior industrial complex" and adds, "If we are going to interfere in the lives of others, a little due diligence is a minimum requirement."
Given this dismissal of aid, I was struck by a bright, full-page (and expensive) ad in an April issue of The New York Times Magazine. It showed smiling African children—the humanized Africa of happiness and gratitude—under the headline NYIT STUDENTS HELPED BRING LIFESAVING MEDICAL CARE TO THE PEOPLE OF OWOROBONG. WE'RE OUT THERE. JOIN US. At the bottom of the page were listed the achievements of the New York Institute of Technology in Oworobong: "established the village's first health clinic," "trained health care workers," "developed an essential clean water system." And "Now, babies are delivered safely."
The reason I noticed this ad was that I had recently been in Africa, speaking to a director of the United States' Millennium Challenge Corporation. He mentioned MCC's successes in Ghana. He also said funding to Ghana, which amounted to $547 million over five years, ended in February 2012.
The NYIT ad is of course selling virtue, a big "We Do Good" pitch for attracting students to this private institute and giving it the perverse glamour that celebrities have brought to their appearances in Africa's life. NYIT is relatively small (14,000 students), with campuses in Manhattan and Long Island, as well as Abu Dhabi, Jordan, Bahrain and China. But the ad made me curious to know less about NYIT and more about Oworobong, the object of this adopt-a-village philanthropy.
Oworobong does not exist on any but large-scale political maps of Ghana, which isn't surprising since it is obviously tiny. Typically a Ghanaian village numbers in the hundreds of people. This village is in Kwahu East in eastern Ghana. The provincial capital of Kwahu East, Abetifi, is about 70 miles from Ghana's second-largest city, Kumasi. Kumasi is a prosperous city of 2 million and the birthplace of Kofi Annan. In addition to a soccer stadium that seats 40,000 people, Kumasi boasts its own medical school and teaching hospital. If Kwahu East's capital is so near, it is easy to conclude that Oworobong cannot be much farther. But it is depicted in the NYIT ad as existing at the ends of the earth, its fate hanging in the balance and its only hope the efforts of sympathetic Americans and their medicine and money.
It so happens that the small village of Oworobong also figures heavily in the advertising of the Rohde Foundation, whose founder, Jesse Rohde, is described on its website as a "social entrepreneur, health advocate for the global poor and physician." Dr. Jesse Rohde, the site continues, "has dedicated his life to providing health care services to the world's poor." Perhaps daunted by "the world's poor" (estimated at almost a billion hungry people, according to WorldHunger.org), the site indicates, "Currently our focus is in Ghana, where there is an urgent need for basic infrastructure."
The foundation solicits money online in the "Make Cents" program and seems to be a slick fund-raising organization with a scattering of volunteers. But the testimonials posted on the internet have the tone of self-satisfied hype. "Through the NYIT Center for Global Health, several students went on a three-week Global Health fieldwork trip to Oworobong, Ghana," an NYIT student writes. "Our primary affiliate for this trip was the Jesse M. Rohde Foundation at the Oworobong Clinic. At this point, it is a child and maternal care clinic, which has been in development for the past four years."
The medical students who spent a mere three weeks in this village "realized that building a health care system goes beyond just practicing medicine. There are so many other factors involved. We all gained an appreciation for this after we came back from the trip."
An intern for a California newspaper also went to Oworobong. She wrote of her trip in The Santa Ynez Valley Journal: "Each participant in Rohde's two-week-long and work-oriented visit to the Ghanaian villages of Nteso and Oworobong—where Rohde's fledgling clinic is finally beginning to stretch its caregiving wings—was required to raise $1,000 to contribute to Rohde's herculean effort to save Ghanaian lives."
Like celebrities—the role models for such efforts—none of these students stays very long in Africa. Nor is there any mention by the NYIT or the Rohde Foundation of the more than half a billion dollars from U.S. taxpayers that America has contributed in the past five years through Millennium Challenge Corporation to Ghana's welfare.
The Rohde Foundation and NYIT adopted Oworobong in the same spirit that Mrs. Jellyby adopts Borrioboola-Gha "on the left bank of the River Niger" in Charles Dickens's novel Bleak House. So much of aid is a system of adoptions—literally, in the case of celebrities (and the people they influence) who see aid in terms of rescuing children, and figuratively, in adopting villages like Oworobong. There is no shortage of potential adoptees among the world's poor. The United States is full of them; in Mexico there are even more. But Africa, the world's greenest continent, holds a special allure for the adopter and the aid giver.
Namibia is a wonderful place to observe both sides of the aid process. Namibia—a vast, mostly desert country with a small population—receives the attentions of many charity-minded Americans, most notably Angelina Jolie, who has donated money to hospitals and to a nature conservancy. But, as I will describe, the American taxpayer, through Millennium Challenge Corporation, has committed more than $300 million to Namibia's welfare.
There are only a few cities in Namibia, and the largest is hardly a city: Windhoek, the capital, has a quarter of a million people, roughly the same size as Newark, New Jersey. I can well believe that there are many visitors from Newark to Windhoek who make the journey with the idea of telling the locals how to live their lives.
But Newark and Windhoek face the same problems. Both of them struggle to alleviate illiteracy, poverty and unemployment. The main difference is that in Windhoek the high school graduation rate is higher than in Newark, where—as Governor Chris Christie attests—it is 29 percent. The Windhoekians are demonstrably more polite. Windhoek has a balmier climate than Newark and has access to diamond mines. It is not far from an unspoiled coast and near to prides of lions and herds of elephants. Windhoek's streets are cleaner than Newark's, which is perhaps why you don't find celebrity do-gooders on the streets of Newark.
But I have had firsthand experience of the positive side of aid in Africa. While in Namibia I was invited to a high-minded, well-funded, foreign-sponsored event—the sort I had always either avoided or mocked. It was being held in Tsumkwe, a small town in the remote northeast of the country—an unpromising area, it seemed, for such an expensive and scholarly effort. Yet I knew such places to be the beating heart of Africa.
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Talk about speaking truth to power! Kudos to Mr. Theroux. The Power here, includes the moneyed Hollywood elite. The truth that putting on a good show of helping people only aids the powerful and assuages celebrity guilt. If you really want to make a difference, direct your resources to making areas self sufficient. Oh and do it outside the reach of Access Hollywood and Entertainment Tonight. To paraphrase C. S. Lewis, integrity is doing the right thing when nobody's looking.


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Unhealed scars of the Great War still torment Scotland Yard Inspector Ian Rutledge. A haunted, damaged shell of a man, he has been sent to the small coastal town of Hampton Regis to solve a violent crime and to confront his own tragic past.
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LORDSTOWN - A top official at the Houston-based energy company operating in the Mahoning Valley was frank when questioned Tuesday about the company's plans for natural gas and oil drilling in the Utica Shale.
"We won't drill any more wells near the s--- (poor) ones we drilled already, that's one major initiative," Halcon Chairman and CEO Floyd C. Wilson said during a quarterly conference call for investors and media Tuesday morning.
Hinting at low success rates in northern Trumbull County where the company holds mineral rights on hundreds of acres, Wilson said the company has decided instead to shift its focus to southern Trumbull County and northern Mahoning County.
Halcon Resources is operating the successful production well known as the Kibler along Brunstetter Road in Lordstown. The company has in recent days initiated drilling on a second Kibler well and holds permits for three other Kibler wells, including a permit for the fifth leg issued just Friday by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.
Wilson said the company has secured "lots of room" for drilling in southern Trumbull County and northern Mahoning County, where it will concentrate drilling for the next several quarters.
The company said it expects to operate one rig at a time in the Utica Shale throughout 2014.
He said the company would be "more cautious than we were," in its Utica drilling plans. "We have had a lot of drilling results on these wildcat wells, and our focus will be on the southern end of the play at this time," Wilson said.
"I think that's our main initiative to consolidate our position in the southern end and drill a bunch of wells down there and let the mid-stream business get back on track after the fire in the processing plant."
He was referring to a September gas processing plant fire in Natrium, in West Virginia's northern panhandle. As a result of the fire, products from the first Kibler well headed for the Blue Racer Midstream pipeline heading to the Gulf Coast area instead are being rerouted.
The first Kibler well is producing an average of 358 barrels of condensate per day and 1.6 million cubic feet of gas per day into sales over the first 30 days, which is in line with expectations, company officials said in their quarterly operations report.
Wilson said plans to develop infrastructure pipelines in the northern end of the Utica Shale, which could include portions of northern Trumbull County and nearby areas of western Pennsylvania, are being delayed because of the need to cross wide expanses of "inhospitable surface" including areas like wetlands.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The No. 2 Jacksonville University volleyball program clinched a spot in the 2013 Atlantic Sun Championship after sweeping cross-town rival North Florida, 3-0, (25-23, 25-23, 25-16) on Friday night (Nov. 1). This is the second-straight season the Fins will compete in the tournament. With the victory, the Dolphins improve to 22-3 overall, 11-2 in the Atlantic Sun and 10-0 on home court. They also earned another point in the River City Rumble.
On the evening, Kylie Jacob recorded a match-high 13 kills, also good for a season-high three-set kill total, third best for the Dolphins. For the fourth straight match she also hit .450 or above and also added two block assists. Jacob leads the Dolphins with an attack average of .342. Taylor Nyquist hit a second-best .350 (9-for-20) and added four digs, Sammie Strausbaugh made 11 kills and a team-high nine digs, while Kendall Courtney had 40 set assists.
As a team the Dolphins hit their second-highest kill mark this season with 50, behind 52 against Charleston Southern (Sept. 6). They also recorded 43 assists for fifth-most in a three-set match and their combined .312 attack percentage is good for sixth-best this season.
The first match was a battle as both teams managed 14 kills, but North Florida held an attack percentage edge with .375 over JU's .312. The set was tied 13 times and had five lead changes until 23-23 when UNF's Anna Budinska tied on a kill. Although it didn't last after a Gabriela Roman kill and a ball handling error earned Jacksonville a 25-23 set one win.
The Fins swam into the second set with more control, flipping out of the gate to a 5-1 run on Roman and Jacob kills, an Alyssa Robertson service ace and two attack errors. They continued to a 9-2 lead on four straight before the Osprey's rallied with three of their own near the finish from 24-21 to 24-23. But Robertson smacked the final kill for a 25-23 second set victory. JU hit .400 with 19 kills over UNF's .393 and 13 kills.
Things changed at the beginning of the final set as North Florida swooped on four straight from 2-1 down to a 4-2 lead. But then it was 7-all on a service error and after Jacob's kill for an 8-7 upper hand, the Dolphins controlled, finishing .238 with 17 kills to .125 and 7, respectively, winning 25-16 on a Courtney kill near the net.
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Contrary to popular opinion - and recent polls - there is a bright spot in the Obama administration's hijacking of America (no, his eclipsing Jimmy Carter as the least-competent president ever is not the bright spot I'm talking about): 70 years of the liberals' efforts to implement socialism, Marxism, collectivism, statism or redistributionism - whatever term you prefer - has succeeded. It has succeeded in its implementation but failed in its outcomes.
If the Santa Clarita City Council goes ahead with its plan to privatize our libraries, 39 to 40 loyal and faithful part-time employees will be out of work. This is unconscionable in this time of record unemployment and jobs impossible to find.
We do not believe the city of Santa Clarita can provide better library services than Los Angeles County. We do not think Santa Clarita has the capability to "enhance" our libraries by privatizing them. If the city did take over, we know they would slap another tax on us in the long-term to operate the facilities.
Dear Santa Clarita City Council, as a regular user of the Valencia Library who knows first-hand how important the libraries are to Santa Clarita's less affluent citizens, I am appalled at the planned actions by the Santa Clarita City Council to transfer operation of our libraries to an unknown private company from Maryland.
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As a foodie, I often wonder what if I had some places to eat that I have run into around the country or that have closed in the past. Of course, I know one thing that would happen, and well that is expanded quite enough thank you. So for this post, I am going to expand on that ago old saying here in Victoria. "I wish Victoria had a...".
I know a majority of what people wish they had here. Some would say Outback, Cracker Barrel, maybe a Saltgrass or a Hooters. I could go on and on. Instead, I am going to take a trip down a less beaten path. Here are the top 5 places I really wish we had.
Number 5: Legal Sea Foods
If you have been in the northeast, you have to have eaten at this staple. Yes, the price is quite high, but ohhhhh is it worth it. While it may not have been the best fish I have ever had (though very close), it host the best and tastiest hush puppies.
Number 4: CiCi's Pizza
Yes you get what you pay for here, but I still have this place as a guilty pleasure. All I have to say is BBQ Pizza, and you have me at the B. That and come on, its only $5.
Number 3: Corn Dog 7
A blast from the past, and in most locations that have closed, people have a moment of silence at the moment the name is mentioned. In fact a facebook group is dedicated to this wonderful place that you could find in the mall. You could order your Corn Dog, then watch them dip it in the batter and fry it. It is sad that a whole generation of Victorians will miss out on Corn Dog 7. The good news is, that they still exist. When I lived in Alexandria, LA they had one in the mall. It became a must stop for me....well as often as I could.
Number 2: Five Guys Burgers and Fries
All I have to say is AMAZING. One of the best burgers and fries you could ever eat. A must stop when driving through Houston. Why not have one here? We all love our burgers right?
And finally....
Number 1: Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers
There is something to be said for a place that can become a sensation that only makes one main item....Chicken fingers. These are not like a lot of the fast food places here. These are fresh, not frozen. You can order a variety of amounts of chicken fingers, or even a chicken finger sandwich. Of course, you will not find any other item on the menu. You have four options: The 3 Finger-3 fingers, fries, 1 cane sauce, toast and drink The Box- 4 fingers, fries, slaw, sauce, toast and drink The Caniac-6 fingers, extra fries, slaw, 2 sauces, toast and drink The Sandwich- 3 fingers on a kaiser roll, canes sauce, lettuce, fries and a drink They also have 2 kids menu options (2 strips and 1 strip)
Their fries are fairly standard, the sauce is amazing, and they also have lemonade on the menu that beats any other that I have had. This place has a strong commitment to quality and it shows in their quality statement
So in the end, that is just my opinion. If you are looking for an investment opportunity, I highly recommend seeing if these are franchising. I doubt we will ever see Legal, but one could only hope. The rest, well you never know.
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APPRENTICES are being fast tracked into key roles at a specialist firm.
A major aspect of Maylarch Environmental's work is focused on asbestos detection and removal, and apprentices are being trained specifically in surveying buildings and demolition sites for the hazardous material.
The latest recruit to the Eynsham-based firm is Dexter Lancaster who will be combining on-site training with an NVQ level two course in business administration at Abingdon and Witney College.
Mr Lancaster, 19, said: "I found I learn things a lot easier doing practical activities, rather than reading from text books, sitting in a classroom all day.
"An apprenticeship is definitely the right choice for me."
The former pupil of Henry Box School, Witney, is following in the footsteps of 20-year-old Sean Reynolds who is now working as a full-time asbestos surveyor.
Mr Reynolds said: "The apprenticeship has allowed me to gain an educational qualification, while working hands on every day which is perfect for me. I enjoyed the apprenticeship and found the NVQ work easier to manage between working on site, as it was varied."
Managing director Nick Williamson said: "We follow a training programme designed by the Construction Industry Training Board.
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there is a circle of "you need experience to have this job" yet where do you get the experience from when no one gives you a chance. this breaks the circle
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fishstew wrote:to the 96 who voted me down.. have you got a better comment.. speak up and stop being spineless!!! or oxford mail sort out your voting system will you!!
its the way to go.
there is a circle of "you need experience to have this job" yet where do you get the experience from when no one gives you a chance. this breaks the circle
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BigAlBiker wrote:Quite agree and this article is much more welcome than the free advertising exercise for the dash camera company in an above article.
It's good to see firms bringing back apprentiships and on the job training, you cant get that experience sat in a classroom, well done to Maylarch.
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The following is the fifth in a series of scouting reports for draft prospects who are participating in this year's Senior Bowl. These reports from PFW draft analyst Nolan Nawrocki will be running all week leading up to Saturday evening's game in Mobile, Ala.
Von Miller
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Height 6-2 5/8 Weight 237 Speed 4.50e
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- Playing weight dropped to the low 230s and needs to bulk up
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Emergency services and the army have rescued 32 people trapped in a beachfront restaurant.
Lymington coastguard, fire services and the army were called to the Marine Restaurant in Milford on Sea, Hampshire, at 10pm yesterday after wind-blown shingle smashed windows and a tidal surge flooded the ground floor.
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10:08am Thursday 23rd January 2014 in Football
ACCRINGTON Stanley are in talks to bring last season's player of the year Lee Molyneux back to the club on loan from Crewe Alexandra.
Molyneux scored eight in the final 13 games of last term to help save Stanley from relegation to the Conference.
Many of the goals were stunning left-footed efforts, earning the 24-year-old the tongue-in-cheek tag of 'the League Two Gareth Bale'.
Molyneux opted to move up to League One to join Crewe when his Stanley contract expired in the summer but has made only four starts for the Gresty Road club this season.
He made three substitute appearances during a loan spell at League Two Rochdale before the turn of the year, and has now trained with Stanley ahead of a likely loan switch.
Molyneux is expected to sign an initial one-month loan deal ahead of Saturday's home match against Bury, with a view to the loan being extended.
That could see him take up the left wing spot against Bury but Piero Mingoia, the man who has been occupying that spot in most recent games, yesterday put pen to paper on a new contract with Stanley.
Mingoia signed a one-year deal with Stanley in the summer after being released by Watford. The midfielder had a loan spell with the Reds last season.
The 22-year-old has now extended his Stanley deal for another year, until the summer of 2015.
"I'm really pleased to have agreed this extension," Mingoia said. "When I didn't have a club in the summer Accrington gave me the chance to play football again and I'm really grateful for that opportunity. This is a great club with a great manager, staff, squad and set of fans and I'm looking forward to playing here for another year."
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9:00am Friday 24th January 2014 in Sport By Stuart Amos
Harlequins hooker Dave Ward has been rewarded for back-to-back Heineken Cup man of the match awards with an England Saxons call up.
The 28-year-old, and centre Matt Hopper, received late calls this week to join both Luke Wallace and Charlie Matthews in the squad to face Ireland Wolfhounds in Gloucester on Saturday.
Ward, his club's third choice hooker at the start of the season, starred as a late Ben Botica penalty secured a 22-20 win at Llanelli Scarlets on Sunday and an Amlin Cup quarter final clash with Stade Francais.
"Playing with world class players at Quins has helped my game improve," he told the RFU podcast.
"Representing your country is the ultimate high.
"It will be a stressful experience, but also a very enjoyable one."
Ward starred as director of rugby Conor O'Shea's men won in Wales with the help of Mike Brown, Karl Dickson and Ollie Lindsay-Hague tries and Botica's late kicking heroics.
And, with the club still in the hunt for the Premiership title, the former Cornish Pirate believes Quins are right where they want to be.
"We knew it wasn't the strongest start to the season, but we've gathered momentum after the Clermont game in France," he added.
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WASHINGTON – A group of people who make a living off of Louisiana seafood are on Capitol Hill this week, pushing for policies to help ensure the survival of their livelihoods.
It is an annual trip that is taking on new significance this year, as some of the state's fisheries struggle to recover from the BP oil disaster. It's called "The Walk on the Hill," a week full of meetings for the Louisiana seafood delegation.
They represent several aspects of the industry, but the big focus on Wednesday was on the one which could be in the most trouble: oysters.
Hundreds of miles away from the waterways that bring life to their livelihoods, a group of more than 20 people, many of them oyster fishermen, traveled the hallways of Capitol Hill, to meet with members of Congress and representatives from a number of federal agencies including the Food and Drug Administration.
Their goal is to get the message out that Gulf seafood is safe – by using science, backed up by the FDA.
"We're dealing with people who are concerned with whether or not to eat seafood from the Gulf Coast," said Ewell Smith, executive director of the Louisiana Seafood Promotion and Marketing Board.
"We're asking them to continue to testing, which they are, and they plan on doing that, along with NOAA and EPA. Where we need their help is to continue to get the word out to the nation that those test results they're getting back – all the test results are coming back fine, and show the seafood is safe," said Smith.
"The general public wants to hear from them, wants to know why areas were closed and how they tested to open them. We've been telling the regulatory agencies they need to step out again and tell people that it's safe, that they're still testing and everything is fine," added Harlon Pearce, owner of Harlon's LA Fish and Seafood company, and chairman of the seafood promotion board.
Nearly 10 months ago, the BP oil spill changed their lives, bringing words like hydrocarbons and dispersants into their vocabulary, and these meetings.
"It's an ongoing effort that we're asking all of these government agencies to work together cooperatively," said John Tesvich of the Louisiana Oyster Task Force.
The so-called Walk on the Hill is taking on new urgency this year, not just because of the oil spill, but also because of the number of new freshmen members of Congress, who are unfamiliar with the needs and issues surrounding the fisheries and coast.
"As we visit with them, there are a number of new members of congress, we're educating them about our old issues as well as this new issue," said Mike Voisin of Motivatit Seafoods.
And there is plenty of money at stake. Seafood is a $3 billion industry in Louisiana; one that's taken a hit since the spill. That is especially true for oysters, which take longer to mature and therefore longer to recover.
One issue of concern remains: balancing the restoration of damaged oyster beds with the restoration of the coast.
"There's also a lot of dollars that can come down to rebuild those areas. They can rebuild and rehab the oyster grounds… and the fisheries as well," said Voisin.
With that in mind, the group is doing more than just talking about policy. They all want to show what the policy is all about. So Wednesday night, they are pulling out all the stops, for a massive reception, bringing in celebrity chefs and lots of oysters. Watch for that story, tonight at 10 p.m. on Eyewitness News.


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By Marilyn Beck and Stacy Jenel Smith Nov 24, 2006 KISS AND TELL: Kiss's ever-colorful front man, Gene Simmons, shows his serious and, yes, sentimental side while recalling his first meeting with Dick Clark. "When Kiss first started we came out to Hollywood for our very first time. We appeared on 'In Concert,' Dick Clark's concert show on ABC. We were green, we knew no one, all we had was ourselves -- all for one, one for all, us against the world," states Simmons, who is among the many rockers sharing memories of Clark in preparation for his big memorabilia auction to benefit the T.J. Martell Foundation. Gene appears on tomorrow's (11/25) "Dick Clark Auction Preview" on VOOM's Treasure HD, the new high-definition network dedicated to collectors, which will also show much of the two-day auction next month. "Right before we were to go on, Clark came into our dressing room," continues Simmons. "He put his arm around our shoulders and said, 'Anything you want, just ask me.' He was kind enough to us in the beginning when no one else gave a squat. Dick Clark was, is, and continues to be a gentleman of the highest order."
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