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Kermit Gosnell: Guilty on three counts of murder.
The Pro-Life Action League commends the jury for taking their job seriously, analyzing the evidence presented to them, and finding Gosnell guilty. But this case raises all sorts of issues beyond the charges of murder and other felonies, or even the a guilty verdict.
The abortion industry has tried to distance itself from the Gosnell "House of Horrors" as if a clean, sanitized abortion clinic is a much better place for babies to die, and, for that matter, mothers to die. Don't forget Tonya Reaves, who had her abortion in a nice, clean Michigan Avenue abortion clinic operated by Planned Parenthood in Chicago. No guilty verdict in her case. In fact, no charges.
The Gosnell case forces America to look at the underlying conundrum of a society that accepts abortion as a legitimate choice, thereby admitting that the unborn baby has no standing among us. [Continue reading ...]
The State of Arkansas now has the distinction of having the nation's most restrictive abortion law on its books.
On Wednesday the Arkansas House of Representatives voted 56-33 to override Governor Mike Beebe's veto of the Human Heartbeat Protection Act, which prohibits most abortions after the 12th week of pregnancy if a heartbeat can be detected. The Arkansas Senate had voted 20-14 to override the governor's veto on Tuesday.
The new law specifies that any doctor providing an abortion "perform an abdominal ultrasound test necessary to detect a heartbeat of an unborn human individual according to standard practice." A doctor stands to lose his medical license if he violates the law.
The Arkansas legislature also recently approved a law outlawing most abortions after 20 weeks. Governor Beebe had vetoed that law as well, but it too was overridden by the legislature. The 20-week law went into effect immediately. The 12-week restriction will go into effect 90 days after the close of the legislative session, expected at the end of March or early April. [Continue reading ...]
Joe Scheidler speaks to reporters after his Nov. 30, 2005 Supreme Court hearing [Photo by EJS]
Seven years ago today, the United States Supreme Court ruled unanimously in favor of Joe Scheidler and the Pro-Life Action League in the landmark NOW v. Scheidler case.
The case had been to the Supreme Court three times. Originally filed in 1986, NOW v. Scheidler first reached the high court on December 8, 1993, where justices considered whether the RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations) law could be used against protesters.
On January 24, 1994 a 9-0 decision allowed the case to go forward to trial as a civil RICO action.
In 2003, the Court ruled 8-1 that a 1998 decision by a Federal District Court against Scheidler and other pro-life defendants must be vacated, but in 2004 the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals refused to implement the decision, buying the arguments of NOW's lawyers that somehow the Supreme Court had overlooked something in its unequivocal 2003 decision. Scheidler then petitioned the Court for another hearing, and once again got certiorari. [Continue reading ...]
Father Richard Simon celebrates Mass on Jan. 22 at Queen of Heaven Cemetery in Hillside, IL [Photo by Matt Yonke]
The Pro-Life Action League marked the somber anniversary of Roe v. Wade with a call for prayer across the nation.
Invoking the words of Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount, the "Blessed Are They Who Mourn" project urged pro-lifers to go to a gravesite of aborted babies or Memorial to the Unborn on January 22 to mourn the loss of 55 million lives to abortion since the Supreme Court removed all protection from the unborn in 1973.
The League posted a list of hundreds of Memorials to the Unborn in cities and towns all over the United States in response to its nationwide request for information on where pro-lifers could go to pray on January 22.
In the Chicago area, where the Pro-Life Action League is based, the 40th anniversary of Roe v. Wade was commemorated with a Mass in the chapel at Queen of Heaven Cemetery in Hillside, Illinois. [Continue reading ...]
As we approach the 40th anniversary of the Roe v. Wade U. S. Supreme Court decision, striking down all protection for unborn children in the United States, there were several memorial events in the Chicago area over the weekend.
On Saturday morning, residents of the Fox Valley gathered at the Aurora Planned Parenthood mega-mill for the regular monthly protest and prayer vigil, with a special emphasis on the role of Planned Parenthood over the past forty years of legal abortion.
On Saturday afternoon, over 400 people gathered at St. Theresa Parish in Palatine for a prayer vigil led by Bishop George Rassas and a march to the plaza at Northwest Highway and Hicks Road, where Pro-Life Action League National Director Joe Scheidler was the featured speaker.
Saturday evening the Archdiocese of Chicago commemorated the Roe v. Wade anniversary with a Respect Life Mass at Holy Name Cathedral, celebrated by Bishop Alberto Rojas.
Sunday afternoon, the Chicago March for Life kicked off from Holy Name Cathedral at 1:30. Nearly 400 pro-lifers marched in the freezing cold to the historic Water Tower, where they heard talks by Joe Scheidler, along with WLS radio talk show host Dan Proft, and Couples for Christ president Manny Hermano, Special Assistant to Cardinal Francis George, Mary Hallan FioRito.
In addition to the above mentioned activities, dozens of parishes, churches and pro-life groups held memorial prayer services across the Chicagoland area. Later this week, many local residents will board buses and planes to join the annual March for Life in Washington, DC in both a spirit of solemnity as we mourn 55 millions lives lost, and a spirit of hope as we look forward to the day when abortion is unthinkable.
Front page of the Buffalo Courier Express, January 23, 1973
January 22, 1973. Anyone familiar with the abortion battles in America knows that date. This year we commemorate the 40th anniversary of the infamous Roe v. Wade Supreme Court ruling issued on that day.
But in 1973, the front page of newspapers across the country were full of other momentous news. Former President Lyndon Johnson died on January 22, 1973. Richard Nixon had just recently announced an end to hostilities against North Vietnam, and the Paris Peace Accords were being brokered.
My husband Joe Scheidler was down with the flu on January 22, 1973. I was pregnant with our fourth child, who turned out to be our first daughter, Cathy. Our three boys—Eric, 6; Joe, 5; and Peter, 3—occupied most of my attention. I didn't look at the front page of the Chicago Tribune until late in the day on January 23. Joe didn't read it until the next day.
But as we read the news we were incredulous. Illinois was a pro-life state in those days. Attempts to ease restrictions on abortions here had easily been defeated. We weren't paying attention to the national fight to legalize abortion and did not even know there was a case before the U.S. Supreme Court.
We simply could not believe such a thing could happen. With a stroke of a pen, all abortion laws were struck down and unborn babies, like Cathy, just 4 ½ months in my womb, were dependent solely on their mothers for their right to be born. [Continue reading ...]
I arrived at the clinic about 9:15 on Thursday morning, as I do every Thursday.
A small gray car turned into the alley. I tried to offer literature to the driver, but he went on by and pulled into the parking lot, parked and got out with a small child. I called to him that we had help available at the Women's Center, if he had someone in the clinic that he loved.
Just after trying to talk to the man, an ambulance came down Carmen Avenue and turned into the clinic alley. I pulled out my phone to get a picture and got one shot as the ambulance pulled just past the clinic gate to the back door of the facility. [Continue reading ...]
Baby Saveah, saved from abortion [Photo by Ryan Bouse]
The year 2012 has been full of big events for the Pro-Life Action League—like our leadership in the fight against the Obama administration's HHS Mandate and the historic CONVERTED conference with testimonies from former abortion providers. There has also been drama and excitement at the abortion clinics with ambulances, arrests and police confusion.
But amidst all this attention-getting activity, the Pro-Life Action League's principal mission of saving babies has quietly continued. Let me give you a few examples of how a baby is rescued from abortion.
On January 22, 1973, the U. S. Supreme Court struck down all state laws prohibiting abortion.
Abortion advocates celebrated that decision, claiming that abortion was a" settled issue." But pro-life people were outraged and committed themselves to restoring legal protection to the unborn.
There have been nine presidential elections and 19 Congressional elections since the Roe v. Wade and Doe v. Bolton Supreme Court decisions. Abortion has been a major issue in every time.
Starting in 1976, battles were fought within the political parties as they framed their party platforms for the presidential contest. One party has emerged as the party of abortion, and one as the party of life.
Abortion has remained a hot topic throughout each presidential campaign. It is impossible for a candidate to dodge the issue. Some are able to articulate a clear position. Some are clumsy with their defense of whichever side they have chosen. But no one gets away with taking no position.
Pro-life activists can take credit for making sure abortion is not a settled issue even after 40 years of being legal in the United States. [Continue reading ...]
My husband Joe Scheidler, our son Eric and I were among the presenters at the second annual National Sidewalk Counseling Symposium held in the Twin Cities July 19-21.
On the opening night of the symposium, Father Frank Pavone and Joe spoke on the paramount importance of the mission of reaching out to women and men who perceive that abortion will solve their immediate predicament.
Joe read to the audience an excerpt from former NOW president Patricia Ireland's autobiography, What Women Want, that revealed the paranoia that abortion providers have concerning the pro-lifers who stand out in front of abortion clinics.
As Joe pointed out, the abortionists invent a fearsome scenario, partly fueled by media distortions, and then they believe their own rhetoric—no matter what actually happens out on the sidewalk.
He also reported that he had just finished reading Saul Alinsky's Rules for Radicals, and, he said, "We could have written that book," referring to Alinsky's concept of organization and raising public awareness of the social ills that need to be addressed. [Continue reading ...]


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Posted Mar 15, 2010 2:55 PM CDT
By Martha Neil
A mediator is suddenly a star in a new female-centered legal drama that has been given the green light by the USA network to begin filming.
Sarah Shahi of The L Word will play a top litigator who burns out on the adversarial system and decides to become a mediator instead, says the Hollywood Reporter.
The program will be known as Facing Kate.
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EDITED TO ADD: A big "Thank You" to Charlie for leaving this off-topic fan post up. Again, my apologies to anyone affected.
To any members of BD that I have corresponded with via gmail, either recently or in the past:
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News: UPDATE: Jay-Z Confirms World Series Performance, "Once In A Lifetime Experience" [Video]
Tuesday, Oct 27, 2009 10:25AM
Jay-Z has confirmed reports that he and Alicia Keys have been chosen to perform "Empire State of Mind" at Game 1 of the Major League Baseball World Series tomorrow (October 28) in New York.
Hov also shared his excitement to perform the Blueprint 3 single in his hometown.
"The Yankees are fantastic," Hov said in an interview. "I'm from Brooklyn, Brooklyn-born, New York City so I grew up a Yankee and thank God for making me a Yankee. [laughs] 'Thank the good Lord for making me a Yankee.' Once in a lifetime experience, for me, growing up a Yankee fan so to be on the field and perform and specifically the song in New York is tailor-made for the city. Just the timing of it all worked out so." (Associated Press)
Prior to Hov, an inside MLB source confirmed the set via Twitter.
"Just Confirmed: Jay Z and Alicia Keys will sing Empire State of Mind at Yankee Stadium for Game 1 of the World Series @burbetto @zeke_thomas," inside source Matt Strombelline reported on Friday (October 23). "@jayzfans Yea confirmed today. My friend works at Major League Baseball and met with Hov to finalize it....Yankees back in the world series!!!!! Going back to NY for Game 1 and 2. Jay Z and Alicia Keys performing Game 1. Can't wait...Flying back home on Wednesday. New York state of mind all week. @zeke_thomas I'm sitting third base second level. Where you sitting." (Matt Strombelline's Twitter)
Jay-Z, Kanye West and Rihanna's "Run This Town" collabo took over New York radio airwaves earlier this month and became station Z100's official Yankees' anthem.
"This song is not false bravado because the Yankees are really good this year," said David Brody, executive producer of "Elvis Duran and The Morning Show," who penned the parody. Fans were buzzing over the spoof, repeatedly requesting to hear it on the air - the only place it's available. "The responses have been tremendous," said Brody, who's really a Met fan. "Obviously, Yankee fever is big right now." (New York Daily News)
The duo will also hit the stage next month for the American Music Awards.
Mark your calendars for Sunday, Nov. 22 on ABC: Superstar Jay Z and hubby-snatchin' songbird Alicia Keys are set to perform the charttopping collabo "Empire State of Mind" at the 2009 American Music Awards next month. The duo performed the single -- featured on Hov's Blueprint 3 LP -- at the MTV VMAs last month, but irksome rapper Lil Mama crashed the stage during the performance. (Pop Crunch)
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Friday, October 1, 2010
Westminster College will award Alumni Citations to Fred "Fritz" Evanoff, Stephen Gould, and Dr. John Wilson, and Denny Wolfe will receive the Outstanding Young Alumni Award at the annual Citation Celebration Reception and Dinner Friday, Oct. 8, in the Witherspoon Rooms of the McKelvey Campus Center.
The Westminster College Alumni Citations were created to recognize alumni who achieved significant accomplishments in their profession or made meaningful contributions to the community or Westminster. The Outstanding Young Alumni Award recognizes alumni of 15 years or less who are making significant contributions as they build careers and serve their communities or Westminster.
Evanoff, a 1950 graduate who majored in business administration, came to Westminster following his naval service in World War II, where he participated in the landing on Iwo Jima. He achieved a long and successful career as an agent for Connecticut General Life Insurance, earning lifetime membership in the industry's Million Dollar Round Table, an honor recognized internationally as the standard of sales excellence. A past president of Westminster's Alumni Council, the former Titan football player is a strong supporter of the Towering Titan Organization. He established the Peter Evanoff Memorial Scholarship to honor one of his brothers, a Westminster graduate and one of two brothers who was lost in the Pacific conflict. Evanoff and his wife, Francis, live in Erie, where he is a member of Lawrence Park's Shade Tree Commission.
Gould, a 1974 graduate who majored in psychology, earned a master's in student personnel from Bowling Green State University and served as assistant dean of men and associate dean of students at Ripon College in Wisconsin. He established Gould Financial Services in Grove City, where he is actively involved at the East Main Presbyterian Church, the Grove City Area School District's board of directors, the United Way, and served as assistant basketball coach at Grove City High School. His service to others extends beyond his local community as he has coordinated more than a dozen mission trips to areas of the U.S.; participated in international mission trips; and spearheaded the fundraising that enabled World Vision to build 13 wells in Zambia, providing clean water to over 20,000 people.
Wilson, who graduated cum laude with a degree in church music in 1970, went on to earn a master's in sacred music from Union Theological Seminary, a doctor of music art from the American Conservatory of Music, and associate and choirmaster degrees from the American Guild of Organists. He studied with Dr. Ray Ocock and Dr. Clarence Martin at Westminster and, as a student, served as a part-time organist at area churches. He was director of music for Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church in Ft. Lauderdale, whose 100-member Chancel Choir performed on a weekly international television program. He is currently leading a variety of choirs at The New Presbyterian Church in Pompano Beach, Fla. His musical talents have taken him to many international venues from Italy and Austria to China and the Ukraine and he was instrumental is assisting Dr. Robin Lind in arranging for a Westminster Concert Choir performance at the Coral Ridge church in 2005. Wilson and his wife Lisa, a musician with whom he plays organ/piano duets, live in Ft. Lauderdale.
Wolfe, a 1997 graduate who majored in broadcast communications, was hired as a production assistant at ESPN shortly after graduation. Now a feature producer, he is a three-time National Sports Emmy Award winner with 10 Emmy nominations for his work with SportsCenter, College GameDay, Outside the Lines, Sunday NFL Countdown, and NHL2Night. He mentors new production assistants and associate producers, connects Westminster students with professionals in all areas of sports broadcasting, and assists Westminster's Audio Visual Services with copyright clearance questions. Wolfe and his wife, Janet, and their daughter live in Bristol, Conn.
Contact Mary Cooley James '84, director of alumni relations, at (724) 946-7363 or e-mail email@example.com for additional information.
About Westminster College...
Founded in 1852 and related to the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), Westminster College is a top tier liberal arts college, a national leader in graduation rate performance, and a "Great School, Great Price," according to U.S. News Best Colleges guide. Westminster ranked 38th among liberal arts colleges, according to the Washington Monthly College Guide, and is one of the most affordable national liberal arts colleges in Pennsylvania. Westminster is also honored as one of "The Best 373 Colleges" and "Best in the Northeast" by The Princeton Review, and is named to the President's Honor Roll for excellence in service learning.
Nearly 1,600 undergraduate and graduate students benefit from individualized attention from dedicated faculty while choosing from 41 majors and nearly 100 organizations on the New Wilmington, Pa., campus. Visit www.westminster.edu/advantage to view "Advantage: Westminster" A Strategic Plan 2010-2020.
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From the moment Anderson Silva's fight ended on Saturday to the moment Chris Weidman's destruction of Mark Munoz began on Wednesday, questions remained whether there were any immediate contenders for Anderson Silva's title. Many speculated in that few day span that Rashad Evans could drop to Middleweight and either get and immediate shot at Silva's title, or be inserted directly into a high profile number one contender's matchup. Rashad himself took to Twitter to call out Silva, but those flames were doused when reports out Rashad's camp stated that he would not be moving to Middleweight.
Rashad spoke to ESPN.com, and apparently is still giving consideration to a drop in weight:
"I've been thinking about going down to middleweight lately," Evans said. "I haven't totally made up my mind. It's something I'm going to think about a little more in the coming months and see where my body's at, but I'm definitely giving it serious consideration. The odds of me moving down to 185 are 50-50 or better."
"Yes, I would like to fight Anderson at 185," Evans said. "Don't get me wrong, Anderson is my favorite fighter. He's somebody I've looked up to for a long time. But if I had the chance to fight Anderson, it would be a dream come true.
"I'd like to go right into a title fight, but realistically there are other contenders at 185, and to skip over everybody wouldn't be fair. So, it would make sense for me to establish myself in the weight class and have a fight or two, whatever the case may be."
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Evans has always been one of the smaller Light Heavyweights, and many think he has the build of a natural Middleweight. Despite being smaller, Evans has always been able to compete with the top Light Heavyweights, going 11-2-1 in the UFC's Light Heavyweight division, although he may have hit a career roadblock after losing soundly to Jon Jones at UFC 145.


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A police pursuit ended as an accident in Batavia on Tuesday evening.
Authorities say the chase began when the suspect allegedly stole a car from Hilltop Quickstop, located on Old State Route 32 in Williamsburg. It happened around 5:30 p.m.
The pursuit ended in a crash front of the Timber Glen Apartments in Batavia, located on Old State Route 74.
According to officials, suspect was taken to Mercy Anderson Hospital with injuries.
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SAN DIEGO (CBS 8) - San Diegans volunteered their time Sunday in the spirit of Veteran's Day to say thank you to our service men and women.
On the eve of Veterans Day, teens are volunteering their weekend to say thank you to our service men and women and not to forget the sacrifices our armed forces are making during the holidays.
"Dear hero, thank you for your service and have a great holiday," Brian Chung said.
"I want to thank you for everything you sacrificed for our country and everything you do is truly appreciated by everyone back home," another volunteer said.
As part of the Red Cross "Holiday Mail for Heroes Program," volunteers and youth groups crowded tables writing a personal message, cutting out a holiday images, drawing a perfect Christmas tree, letting service members know they will never forget.
"I hope it makes them feel good and appreciated and that we are thinking about them," Chung said.
The goal to send more than a million cards to the U.S. Armed Forces members who will be making the ultimate sacrifice during the holidays.
"I want to thank them for all their work and I just want to wish them a really happy holiday and their season is filled with happiness and joy," said Sabrina Woo.
The Red Cross will send these cards to service members all over the world. Wounded warriors in hospitals and families who won't have their hero home for the holidays.
Gabriel 13:08 "I hope that they feel jolly and happy. That warm feeling that Christmas is coming and you wake up and you just want to open your presents," Gabriel Esgueria said.
And opening small gift like this card is a small gesture but with a big meaning.
"I want to let them know I really appreciate what they have done," Woo said.
Each child as their own message but it all ends in a "thank you."
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Shopping for flowers to plant with my mom
My favorite Mother's Day memory was actually before I had any babies! I had found out I was pregnant with my first just before Mother's Day and we shared the info with the in-laws. My Mother in law was so excited and she went out and found the most beautiful picture album and had it engraved with my name for me!
My best is the year before my son entered the Marines. That was my last mothers day spent with him. He hasn't made it home in time since then.
My best mothers day was when my mom and kids and I all went to the Curious George art exhibit together one year! We all enjoyed it so much!
My best Mothers Day year was when my daughter actually remembered it was Mothers day and came to my job and set me a table up with flowers and a dinner. I always work Mothers Day every year…
I have 2 favorite memories……
The first is in honor of my mother who past away in feb of this year. My mother preferred hand made gifts and decorated the house each year with previous years home made cards. (Some were 30 years old!!!) Mothers day will never be the same without her!
My next favorite memory is last year I dug out the little coupons my oldest gave me years ago….(clean the house, do the dishes, etc) she is now 18……she redeemed them since they had no expiration date on them!
My best Mother's Day was last year! My older son had been away for military training for 6 months, and it was rare that he was able to call home. At almost midnight on Mother's Day, he called…it was a quick phone call, but he made sure to call me on my special day! My younger son, who was still living at home, prepared me dinner, washed my car and brought me flowers! Special efforts from both sons to show me their love…perfect Mother's Day!!
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This is my 1st mother's day! So excited to spend it with my daughter & hubby
This is my first mothers day. My daughter is two months Old.
I enjoyed my first mothers day with my daughter last year. It's the best feeling in the world!!
We've had a rough year so far. Could really use a pick-me-up!
and my fave Mother's Day was my first with my new daughter…2007!
When i became a mother.
spending mother's day with my mom and grandmother
My daughter is now 30 something and I can remember the very first Mother's Day card she made for me. It's such a nice memory.
Breakfast in bed – not having to cook all day!
Outside picnic with my daughter, mom,aunt,and grandmother..
I love all my Mother's Days
From when i was little – getting all dressed up and Going to the A really nice hotel for their Mother's Day Brunch.
Happy Mother's Day to all!
Trip to Hawaii with my family.
Spending Mother's Day with my mom by going out to eat, buying flowers and planting them in her favorite flower bed.
My favorite Mother's Day memory is from last year, when my husband was deployed, some friends from church put together a basket for me. It was so encouraging!
last year my daughter hung up streamers and blew up balloons and made a mothers day banner, when i woke up she had a gift there for me and the house all decorated it was so nice to wake up to, i will never for get it
Last year,took a hike with my son,then went to a street fair,and dinner
Last year my parents gave my sister and I the matching vacation house on Lake Huron to their vacation house. Now we can all spend time there without being too crowded. How can you top that Mother's Day gift?
My best mothers day was when my son was born
This is exciting. Can't wait
My favorite mother's day memory is when my oldest gave me a poem he wrote and my little one picked me flowers.They were so cute walking hand and hand up to give them to me.
I'm excited for my 1st mother's day as a mom!
When my kids come to me all excited with my homemade gifts from the heart that they made me!!!
so thankful for my two beautiful babies! Can't wait to celebrate!
The first mothers day after I became a mama!
Happy Mothers Day! I love this give a way!
I have two favorite Mother's Day memories: first positive pregnancy test on Mother's Day 7 years ago, and two years ago we had my second born dedicated
Going to a baseball game with my family.
Taking my nieces and nephew to the hospital to visit their mom and new baby brother
My first Mother's Day was last year, when I was five months pregnant with my daughter. It was a day I never thought I would be able to celebrate so it will forever be an amazing day!
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As a daughter of migrant workers, Cynthia Cortez Rodriguez was no stranger to a nomadic lifestyle.
In her first two years of high school, Rodriguez's family moved back and forth from Ventura County to Washington state, where her parents picked apples. By the end of her sophomore year, Rodriguez had attended four high schools.
The constant moving affected Rodriguez's grades, and she was behind by at least 75 credits by the time she started her junior year at Rio Mesa High School in the Oxnard Union High School District.
"I would really stress out so much, I got gray hairs," said Rodriguez as she touched her curly strands of thick, dark hair. "It was tough and I went into a depression. But when I got here (Rio Mesa), my counselor told me about my different options to recuperate those credits. It gave me hope."
Rodriguez is one of 13,000 students in the Ventura County Office of Education's migrant education program, which is one of 24 federally funded regional programs throughout the state.
'The mobility factor'
Although the county's program provides various academic and other services for students, only 60 percent of its migrant seniors graduated in the 2006-07 school year, said Joe Mendoza, the program's director.
Those numbers fall below the 80 percent graduation rate last year for all students in Ventura County, and the 79 percent statewide rate for seniors in migrant programs, according to state Department of Education data. Graduation figures for this year are not yet available.
"Our biggest problem is the mobility factor, because students are not staying much more than a year or two and that's what makes our group so unique," Mendoza said.
"A lot of people still don't understand that our kids are moving or they are dropping out and going to work. Our biggest challenge is not only getting them to school, but getting them to stay. If there is work available, our kids will go and work alongside their parents."
According to the state Department of Education, students can be considered "migrant" if their parents or guardians work in the agriculture, dairy, lumber or fishing industries and have moved within the past three years.
A student also can qualify individually for the same reasons.
Statewide, there were 240,942 migrant students ages 3 to 21 in the 2006-07 school year, said Ernesto Ruiz, administrator of the state Migrant, Indian and International Education Office.
While some students sometimes stay with other family members while their parents follow harvest seasons across the country, at least 6,000 in Ventura County leave their schools, Mendoza said.
"Many families go to Washington to pick apples in the fall and in the late spring, while some go to the San Joaquin Valley or Texas for sugar or cotton," Mendoza said. "Some schools start as early as August, and our kids end up missing a lot of school. We end up seeing an increase of students after September and October in middle and high schools."
Language barriers
While some students have to deal with disruptions in their academic progress, others who are recent immigrants also have language barriers to overcome, said Lupe Reyes-Castillo, the Oxnard Union High School District's director of migrant education.
Some students also deal with cultural or family traditions in which young men are told to forgo education to earn money in the fields instead and young women end up taking care of younger siblings while the parents work, Reyes-Castillo said.
"All students have obstacles and barriers they have to overcome, but our migrant students have some huge mountains to climb just to reach that goal of earning a high school diploma," Reyes-Castillo said. "In our program, we want them to think beyond high school that college is possible."
In the Oxnard Union High School District, migrant graduation rates have fluctuated slightly, from 75 percent in 2004-05 to 71 percent in 2005-06, Reyes-Castillo said. The district currently has about 2,950 students in the program.
High school migrant students throughout the county can take advantage of a wide variety of programs, including Portable Assisted Study Sequence, or PASS, which allows students to catch up on credits. Educational materials, available in English and Spanish, are uniform throughout the state, so students who move have the opportunity to finish a course and take tests over the Internet.
Tutoring and social support
There is also the California Mini-Corps Program, which links local college students with migrant high schoolers who need tutoring and social support. College tutors often come from a migrant background themselves, which helps a great deal, said Paul Johnson, special programs director at Rio Mesa High School.
At least three days a week, Mini-Corps counselors Karina Manzo and Mayra Paniagua are on hand at Rio Mesa's migrant education office, where they provide additional support.
Both are students at CSU Channel Islands in Camarillo. Manzo and Paniagua said they can relate to the daily challenges migrant students encounter.
"We are here to help motivate them and to let them know that it doesn't matter that English is your second language," Paniagua said. "If we did it, they can do it, too."
In the Santa Paula Union High School District, many students in the migrant program participate in work study, where they have the opportunity to work alongside professionals in office settings, said Tony Gaitan, director of educational services.
Chance to be recognized'
To highlight the accomplishments of migrant students, several schools held their own award ceremonies at the end of the school year.
Rio Mesa High's migrant awards night on June 11 recognized all students who earned a 3.0 grade-point average or above and seniors who earned diplomas.
Rio Mesa senior Esther Abigail Ordoñez, 17, said working closely with migrant guidance technician Lucero Benitez is just one of the reasons why she graduated with her peers this month. Others often don't realize the hurdles migrant students have to overcome, she said.
"They don't see that we go through so many obstacles and we often don't get acknowledged for the hard work," Ordoñez said.
"We get a chance to be recognized for our accomplishments, and for us, it's a great thing."
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8:00am Sunday 22nd June 2014 in News By Gayle McDonald
A DORSET charity is calling upon the public to back its last-minute fundraising push to save "life-changing" support groups for young blind people across Dorset.
Due to a lack of funds the Dorset Blind Association, which operates support groups for blind people of working age in Poole, Bournemouth and Weymouth, had to make three of its six support workers redundant.
As a result, the charity may be forced to close some of the groups unless it can reach its £12,000 fundraising target by Friday, June 27.
As reported in the Daily Echo, the Dorset Blind Association launched a social media campaign in a bid to raise cash but the charity is still £3,000 short and is calling on the public to dig deep.
"The total stands at £8,985, which is £3,015 short of the amount needed by June 27 when the club leader's contract ends," explained Jaya Da Costa, Dorset Blind's fundraising manager.
"We have just over a week and we really hope people will help us now, we just need one last push of support from the community to save this club – it would be such a shame to let it go as it is really life-changing for those who attend."
The charity, which helps 1,000 blind and partially sighted people each month, is urging people to think about what they would miss if they lost their sight and spread the message on social media sites including the hashtag #whatwouldyoumiss.
Miss Da Casta said: "The members of our young blind club tell us they would really miss the club if it wasn't there, so we are turning that around and asking the community what they would miss if they lost their sight.
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By its most basic definition, a West Coast offense is simply an offense that emphasizes passing the ball more than running it. The two most commonly known variations of the WCO are the 'Air Coryell' offense created by Don Coryell and the offense created by Bill Walsh. Both of these offenses originated in the late 1970's and through the 80's, contributing greatly to the successes of these two coaches and their teams.
Air Coryell was an offense that placed a special emphasis on vertical routes and the big play. This offense was successful because of its Hall of Fame trigger-man Dan Fouts along with fellow Hall members TE Kellen Winslow Sr and WR Charie Joiner. Although Air Coryell was as dynamic as it gets, the Chargers never reached the Super Bowl because this vertical offense was just not sustainable in the playoffs as windows became tighter and defenses were geared to stop the big play. In his career Dan Fouts never had greater than a 63.3 percent completion rate, which would be considered average by today's standards.
Bill Walsh's variation of the WCO was quite the opposite of Air Coryell, placing greater importance on a horizontal offense, or one that generally focused on shorter, safer throws than Air Coryell. Joe Montana, in stark contrast to Dan Fouts, had several seasons where he surpassed a 64 percent completion rate, even reaching 70.2 in the 1989 season. Walsh's WCO was very effective in the playoffs because its style was perfect in countering the slow pace dictated by defenses in the postseason.
In today's NFL, these two WCOs have branched out into several more variations. I have chosen 2 different variations to provide an effective comparison. In Kansas City, Andy Reid will implement the same offense as he had in Philly, one that occasionally takes deep shots but is focused on shorter throws and screens that involve the running backs. Reid's variation of the WCO stems mostly from Bill Walsh's system.
On the other hand, the system utilized by Mike McCarthy in Green Bay is a vertical offense that stems more from the Air Coryell variation of the WCO. Although the Packers are not afraid to take shots, they are also patient enough not to force the ball deep, which was a weakness of the original Air Coryell offense.
Pep Hamilton, by terming his offense 'No Coast', has basically TOLD us what the colts offense will look like in 2013. Because of the speed of the Wide Recievers ( Hilton, DHB) the Colts can implement principles of a vertical, 'Air Coryell' offense. However, with the presence of 2 potentially dynamic Tight Ends (Allen, Fleener) and a running back that can catch (Bradshaw), Hamilton can also implement principles from Bill Walsh's classic WCO. By combining the best of both worlds, the Colts' variation of the WCO will cause nightmares for defenses in 2013.
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BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) - A Baton Rouge woman who filed more than 600 false federal and state tax returns has been sentenced to nearly seven years in federal prison and ordered to pay $700,000-plus in restitution.
The Advocate reports U.S. District Judge Shelly Dick ordered Ashley D. Ricks-Stampley to spend 81 months in prison on Wednesday. She pleaded guilty last year to wire fraud and aggravated identity theft.
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GEORGE OSBORNE will today announce a £14.4m cash injection to improve public transport connections and car parking for the proposed Parkside rail freight interchange.
The money will be used to create a park and ride facility at Newton rail station – as well as major station improvements - that will provide links to the Parkside site.
Lifts will be installed to carry passengers from the platforms to the bus station at ground level.
It is one of a package of measures announced by George Osborne to support science and transport infrastructure in the region and to help create 250,000 jobs by 2030.
The £34.4m transport package is part of the Atlantic Gateway project which aims to build greater connections between Liverpool and Manchester.
Osborne said: "Our long term economic plan is about delivering jobs and growth across all parts of Britain and three quarters of the net new private sector jobs created since 2010 have been outside London. But there is more we need to do.
"Today I take the next step to build a Northern Powerhouse.
"I said we would back key infrastructure and science. Today I do that with £35 million in transport upgrades for the Atlantic Gateway and a new University Enterprise Zone in Liverpool."
St Helens Council Leader Barrie Grunewald has welcomed the government funding package that will help connect Parkside site with new public transport infrastructure.
He described the news as a "'major breakthrough" in the Parkside project.
St Helens Council and Merseytravel have worked closely to secure funding for the programme.
"This is a crucial element in our plans to create thousands of new jobs at Parkside," said Councillor Grunewald. "The Parkside project is now firmly underway and we are all committed to make this a success and to deliver much needed jobs for St Helens.
"But it will also open up massive new opportunities for the people of St Helens who either work – or want to work - in Manchester and Liverpool.
"The current programme to electrify the Manchester to Liverpool railway line will cut journey times – and the new bus links will make it easier for people to access the line.
"It's absolutely fantastic news – and will help us to deliver on our pledge of creating thousands of new jobs for the people of St Helens."
St Helens Council has joined forces with Langtree Group to acquire the former Parkside colliery site at Newton le Willows.
A new joint venture company, jointly owned by Langtree and the council, has acquired the freehold and has begun work on a development strategy to secure the long-term future economic benefit of the site.
Councillor Grunewald added: "Parkside will become one of the largest projects in Britain and is one of the most significant in terms of regeneration in the North West."
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Bill Bradbury says...
The development of container terminal at Liverpool and the electrification and four track development at Huyton with direct access E-W and N-S rail plus motorways, Parkside is the obvious choice. Will need some M6 access development.
About time Newton and the NW saw some money. Hope it's not an election promise along with HS3!
3:27pm Tue 8 Jul 14
Hughwithaview says...
Up until now all we have heard is how it will provide thousands of jobs but we have yet to be told how and in what context. Surely if the Government has pledged 14 million for transport, there must be some firm plans on the table?
By the way Bill, you are a decent chap I know but questioning "election promises" by the Government? - there is not a party in existence that has not been guilty of that old chestnut, including the one that wears the red rosette and has a stranglehold on St Helens!
12:21am Thu 10 Jul 14
Bill Bradbury says...
Still I hope it does come about. As I wrote many years ago if it is 3 jobs it is better than none.
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Clearly, there are outstanding issues regarding the implementation of the reform programme coinciding with the £20bn cost savings on the NHS over the next three years, as identified by the Committee.
The RCOG welcomed the removal of bureaucracy in the original NHS White Paper but concerns have surfaced, one of which is the cost efficiencies that trusts are currently making. Some of these are needed, others need re-examination. For instance, administrative support to doctors may be considered an expendable service but these roles are crucial to the smooth delivery of supplementary services to patients.
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Dr Tony Falconer, RCOG President said, "Tough decisions need to be made about how we deploy a limited budget. Inevitably some services will have to be reorganised and this is the real challenge – to convince the public that these changes are needed. Amidst all the emotion and uncertainty, we must ensure that the essential services are maintained and not restricted.
"The RCOG's High Quality Women's Health Care report published last year made such a case for reinvestment and we once again highlight our recommendations to the Department of Health and NHS."
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RICHFIELD SPRINGS _ Nancy Carol Folts Birdsall, 70, went to be with the Lord on Saturday morning, Jan. 21, 2012. After a short illness, she passed away peacefully at home with her loving family by her side. She was born on Sept. 24, 1941, in Montgomery, Ala., daughter of the late Lt. Col. John L. and Karolyn Folts.
Being the daughter of an Air Force officer, Nancy was educated in various places, including Richfield Springs Central School, and was a graduate of Mount Holly High School in Mount Holly, N.J. She continued her education at Syracuse University where she majored in fashion design.
On Dec. 15, 1961, she was united in marriage to Navy Lt. David M. Birdsall in Mount Holly. With Mr. Birdsall being a Naval aviator, they made their home in many places. They moved full-time to Richfield Springs from Pittsford in 1992.
Mrs. Birdsall had worked as an assistant manager for the Hechinger Company in northern Virginia and Rochester. She later worked as an ER Admissions Clerk at Bassett Medical Center until her retirement in 2004.
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Surviving besides her devoted husband of 50 years, David; are one son, David M. Birdsall Jr. and his wife, Joni of Sugar Hill, Ga.; a daughter, Diana Fraley and her husband, Dennis of Florence, S.C.; three grandchildren, Paige and Ashley Birdsall and Connor Fraley; several nieces, nephews and cousins.
Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by a brother, John L. "Bud" Folts Jr. A memorial service will be at 11 a.m. Friday, Jan. 27, 2012, at Saint John's Episcopal Church, Richfield Springs.
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RICHFIELD SPRINGS _ Nancy Carol Folts Birdsall, 70, went to be with the Lord on Saturday morning, Jan. 21, 2012. After a short illness, she passed away peacefully at home with her loving family by her side. She was born on Sept. 24, 1941, in Montgomery, Ala., daughter of the late Lt. Col. John L. and Karolyn Folts.
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Ruling in the case of a judge facing an ethics investigation, Massachusetts' highest court has ruled that judges' thought processes and deliberations are protected from disclosure.
In a unanimous ruling, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court recognized a "judicial deliberative privilege," the Boston Globe reports. The decision quashes a subpoena seeking thought processes of Boston Municipal Judge Raymond Dougan that are memorialized in notes or diaries. The court said that "protecting judges from the post hoc probing of their mental processes" ensures the finality of judgments and the integrity of judicial decision-making.
The Commission on Judicial Conduct had subpoenaed Dougan's materials based on an ethics complaint filed by Suffolk District Attorney Daniel Conley, who alleged ethical violations in criminal cases, the story says. Conley issued a statement to the newspaper criticizing the decision.
"If a judge ever shows racial bias, bias against female attorneys, or bias against same-sex partners in family and probate court, this decision provides a powerful shield that will be used to keep him or her on the bench," Conley said.
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