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And mine for that matter. How adorable is Kate Gosselin's hair? The mother of eight is rocking this super hip, sexy style thanks to Ted Gibson, stylist to the stars.
PHOTOS: Kate Gosselin's new hairdo
Kate paid him a visit at his NYC salon and came out looking like this. I am loving it. In fact. I may just have to go get this cut. Kate's friend said that,
"Kate adores Ted; he totally transformed her look last year. She would never go anywhere else. Even though it means coming to New York to see him, Kate thinks it is totally worth it."
I hear you girl! That is definitely worth the trip. If only all stylists could work that kind of magic! And hello! How much of an upgrade is this look from Kate's scary hairdo of the past?
Don't change a thing Kate!
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I like this guy's style. While eating a late-ish dinner at Nopa last week, I noticed this fellow working on his computer in the middle of the restaurant. Though I don't necessarily approve of working so late, at least he was convivial enough to enjoy one of Nopa's amazing cocktails while he did it.
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Even though the Arizona Cardinals have been a struggling franchise for most of its history, and that has been the case recently, one thing that the team has done well is guard its value. Of course, considering the amount of money to be had in the NFL, and it would seem that any monkey could make money with an NFL team.
Yes, NFL franchises are worth a lot of money. The Cardinals are included in that group. In fact Arizona is among the 2013 top 50 teams in value, according to Forbes.
Among the 50, they come up 39th, worth an estimated $922 million. One of the reasons is University is Phoenix Stadium, as Forbes writes in the list. "The team's stadium naming rights deal with University of Phoenix is one of largest in NFL, worth $154.5 million over 20 years."
Among the NFL teams, all of which were on the list, the Cards came in 25th. The most valuable team is the Dallas Cowboys, worth $2.1 billion.
More from Revenge of the Birds:
- Arizona Cardinals training camp preview: The safeties
- ROTB Arizona Cardinals podcast: Carson Palmer and ranking NFL QBs
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- What types of defenses has Carson Palmer had on his teams?
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A college student has been placed on supervision and ordered to attend a DuPage County drunken-driving school for his involvement in a traffic crash, in which Naperville police said they found him and a friend drunk behind the wheels of their sport utility vehicles.
Darren C. Robbins, 21, of State College, Pa., pleaded guilty to an amended, reduced charge of reckless driving in the early-morning July 27 crash on Abbotsford Drive near McDowell Road on Naperville's far northwest side. Two counts of driving under the influence of alcohol and one of driving with expired license plates were dismissed, following a plea agreement reached by prosecuting and defense attorneys in DuPage County Circuit Court, records indicated.
Judge James J. Konetski accepted Robbins' plea and on Tuesday placed him on an unspecified period of court supervision, according to court records. Konetski also ordered Robbins to attend drunken-driving school and pay unspecified fines and legal fees, records showed.
Police arrested Robbins and a friend, Jordyn A. Krejci, following the crash, which occurred just west of the McDowell Grove Forest Preserve.
A patrol officer and a K-9 unit found Robbins, Krejci and a passenger standing on a sidewalk. Krejci had been driving a green, 2000 Mitsubishi Montero sport utility vehicle, and Robbins a black, 2007 Lexus RX350 SUV, according to copies of written police reports obtained by The Sun.
Police determined "Krejci was driving and following her friend (Robbins) in the other vehicle" as both were traveling north on Abbotsford Drive and approaching McDowell Road, the reports read in part. Krejci was unable to stop her SUV, which then rear-ended the one being driven by Robbins.
The reports showed both Robbins and Krejci admitted they had been drinking before the crash.
Krejci agreed to take a Breathalyzer test at the police station just over an hour after the crash. The police reports indicated her blood-alcohol level was .219., or more than 2 1/2 times the legal limit of .08.
Robbins took the Breathalyzer test at the crash scene. The police reports stated his blood-alcohol level measured .132.
Krejci, 20, of Downers Grove, pleaded guilty Dec. 17 to a charge of driving under the influence of alcohol. Konetski that day ordered her to perform 100 hours of community service work, placed her on two years of court supervision, ordered her to attend DUI classes and undergo substance abuse counseling, and pay a total of $2,250 in fines and legal fees.


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Love, just got the cheese down well after level 100
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So as always...here is another trade proposal for the field:
I give up: Toews
I get: Parise, Demers, 3rd round pick + cash (which is a throw in here)
Dynamics of the league: 12 forwards, 6 defensemen, 2 goalies. Points only league. Salary cap in effect as well as waivers during the season.
Currently in 5th out of 10 teams - top 6 make the playoffs.
I spent the majority of last year rebuilding and acquiring a lot of prospects. My team has largely overachieved and I don't believe that they can sustain this type of momentum. I feel that I get a lot of upside with this deal and am leaning towards it, especially since I don't really lose anything from my starting line up as Parise will replace Toews.
I'm torn because Toews finally seems to be reaching that PPG pace while Parise is now only heating up and coming off the knee injury.
What are your thoughts? I've listed my FULL roster...which large below for context. Starters are in BOLD. I'll even take general commentary - as I can always use feedback.
Sven Bartschi
David Booth
Alex Burrows
Joe Colbourne
Sean Couturier
Evgeny Dadonov
Brandon Dubinsky
Jordan Eberle
Eric Fehr
Nikita Filatov
Zach Hamill
Cody Hodgson
Tim Kennedy
Tyler Kennedy
Mike Knuble
Andrei Kostitsyn
Sergei Kostitsyn
David Krejci
Evgeny Kuznetsov
Brooks Laich
Andrei Loktionov
Milan Lucic
David Perron
Marc Savard
Jaden Schwartz
Wayne Simmonds
Jeff Skinner
Vikor Stalberg
Jarret Stoll
Ryan Strome
Jonathan Toews
Kris Versteeg
Anton Babchuck
Justin Braun
Oliver Ekman-Larsson
Jonathan Ericsson
Dan Girardi
Brandon Gormley
Carl Gunnarsson
Thomas Hickey
Jordan Leopold
Ben Lovejoy
Alec Martinez
Ryan Murphy
Jake Muzzin
Jeff Schultz
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I've noticed that many have trouble developing content for their presentations. Stories are a great 'attention gaining device' that can arouse peoples interest throughout a presentation. I know when I speak and I relate a story, more people tune in; I can see it in their eyes.
Stories work well because of how our brain works. Since we think in pictures, stories build a picture in the listeners mind like a movie.
There is a story in one of Dale Carnegie's books of a preacher who would keep a number of large envelopes that would have the subject written in large print on the front of each of them. As he would hear, see or read something that interested him, he would write it down and place the note into the right envelope for a later date.
I've adopted a similar method in my office where I have a file in my filing cabinet dedicated to good ideas and pieces of information that may be of interest for a later date. But, at least to begin with…keep a pad and pen with you all the time when you are preparing a new outline.
So, here a few tips for using stories:
1. You Must Use Them – Not only are they an Attention-Gaining Device but they are an effective teaching tool. I use stories from my everyday life, my work and my interactions.
2. Stories Should be Short and to the Point – Unless you are a super story teller, keep your stories short. You may decide to begin your presentation with a story and if it's particularly long, you may have a tough time getting your audience back. 3 minute stories are a good guide and then you have time to deliver the application of the story.
3. Practice Delivering the Story – Practice delivering the story at least 30 times. This may sound excessive, but you want your presentation to be a part of you (not word perfect - that's memorizing) and you'll ensure you get the right voice inflection to go along with the story.
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Toronto FC vs. LA Galaxy
2013 MLS Season, Game 4
2pm ET (12pm MT/11am PT), March 30, 2013
BMO Field, Toronto
TSN, RDS (Canada), TWC Sportsnet (LA), MLS Live
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Fresh off a bye week, TFC have a tough assignment to open BMO Field for 2013: the defending league champions the LA Galaxy. Now Beckham-less after their second straight MLS championship, the team is still formidable in its composition, but two lacklustre results against Chivas USA and Colorado could be giving some TFC fans a bit of hope -- and the fact that the Reds were able to deal them the fatal blow in Champions League play last year, might serve as a beacon of light.
The team will be without two major pieces of the puzzle in Robbie Keane and Omar Gonzalez, and coach Bruce Arena will also have the CONCACAF Champions League semi-final in the back of his mind. And if the Chivas and Rapids games have taught us anything, is maybe, just maybe, parking the bus isn't such a bad idea, given how A.J. DeLaGarza and the backline collectively fell asleep, TFC-style, when Chivas equalized. But rest not merry defenders in Danny Califf and Darren O'Dea, for the likes of Jose Villarreal and Jack McBean will be on the prowl in their place.
As for TFC, there isn't much to report other than the fact that Julio Cesar has befallen to the ides of late March, and will no longer be counted. At least the supporters will be out in force, and for those of you who can't make it to the match, at least there is this open match thread. So join us here, won't you, starting at around 1:30pm ET? (And before that, making sure to make your picks, to see if you are indeed, smarter than Aron Winter.)
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In the end, the visitors proved why they rank among the elite junior teams in the country, extending their current winning streak to 20 games with a 4-3 victory over the Barons.
The matchup played out every bit as tightly as the final score would indicate, with teams trading goals throughout. Markers from Dylan Callaghan (Barons) and Eric Hillock (Thunderbirds) left the teams deadlocked at 1-1 through 20 minutes of play, with the pattern doubling in size in the second period.
Both teams would add a pair of goals to their totals, with Jimmy Roy and Kurtis Clouthier pulling the trigger for Sudbury while Gavin Burbach and Anthony Miller replied for the T-Birds.
The 3-3 stalemate would be solved at 7:43 of the third period as Joey Miller drilled the game-winning goal, spoiling a 35-save effort from Barons netminder Michael Muzyka.
Sudbury native Joel Horodziejczyk extended his personal winning streak to 21 games, making 30 saves for the Thunderbirds.
The only other NOJHL game played on Wednesday was equally as close as the Espanola Rivermen edged the Elliot Lake Bobcats 5-4.
The game against Sault Ste. Marie kicks off a very busy stretch for the Nickel Barons, back on the road on Friday night as they attempt to snap a four-game losing skid against the Kirkland Lake Gold Miners before facing the North Bay Trappers in a home-and-home series Saturday and Sunday.


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Ohio State Will Not Be Hit With LOIC Or Failure To Monitor
Looks like OSU has dodged a major bullet, or bullets. What does this mean? In terms of punishment, not much more than what OSU has already self-imposed, I would imagine. At a minimum, it should be much less than what people were
hoping predicting.
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GE to partner NTPC, BHEL for Dabhol project revival
IOC net profit dips 30 pc to Rs 4,891 cr To pay 100% final dividend
IOC chief for equitable sharing of burden of under-recoveries
Glut forces drop in steel prices
`Attractive' way of selling fixed income securities!
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Radico, Mason, BDA in fray for part of SWC liquor biz ICICI Bank talking to suitors
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The Affordable Cell Phone Care Act
by EDWARD CLINE February 4, 2014
Groucho Marx had many great monologues and spiels, but this is one of his finest:
"The nickel today is not what it was fifteen years ago. Do you know what this country needs today?…A seven-cent nickel. Yessiree, we've been using the five-cent nickel in this country since 1492. Now that's pretty near a hundred years' daylight saving. Now, why not give the seven-cent nickel a chance? If that works out, next year we could have an eight-cent nickel. Think what that would mean. You could go to a newsstand, buy a three-cent newspaper and get the same nickel back again. One nickel carefully used would last a family a lifetime."
Note the absurd application of a Keynesian Money Multiplier effect, where inflation allows a carefully spent nickel to last a lifetime. Of course, the gentleman falls for the muddled logic and obfuscation, responding, "Captain Spaulding, I think that is a wonderful idea."
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Hunger Games Premiere
'Hunger Games' Red Carpet Premiere Interviews by 'E! Online': Part 2
Part 2 of the Hunger Games red carpet premiere interviews by E! Online.
Wes Bentley:
The dapper actor explains how director Gary Ross received his audition tape. Plus, which costar made him want to do the movie?
'Hunger Games' Red Carpet Premiere Interviews by 'E! Online': Part 1
Here are the red carpet interviews from the Hunger Games premiere by E! Online! The interviews are with Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson, Liam Hemsworth, Woody Harrelson, and Elizabeth Banks.
Jennifer Lawrence:
The actress is stunning in a gold gown and dishes about her coveted role as Katniss Everdeen. Plus, hear why she's overly-critical of herself on camera.
'Access Hollywood' Videos: 'Hunger Game' Interviews from Red Carpet Premiere
Here are more interviews from the Hunger Games red carpet premiere last night. These are from Access Hollywood with Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson, Liam Hemsworth, and Stanley Tucci!
'LA Times' Video Interviews 'Hunger Games' Cast from Red Carpet Premiere
Here are videos directly from the Hunger Games red carpet premiere last night from LA Times. They include interviews with Liam Hemsworth, Jackie Emerson, Willow Shields, Amandla Stenberg, Nina Jacobson, Toby Jones, Jack Quaid, Dayo Okeniyi, and Samuel Tan.
'Hunger Games' Red Carpet Premiere MTV Interview with Elizabeth Banks
Here is MTV's interview with Elizabeth Banks from the LA red carpet Hunger Games premiere last night!
"To me, the biggest star here is Suzanne Collins," the actress and hard-core "Hunger Games" fan told MTV News about her feelings on the novel's author. "She created this entire world, all of this pandemonium, all these characters. She birthed this whole situation. She couldn't be a nicer lady. She's the loveliest lady, and I'm a total geek around her. To me, she's a total rock star."
Just as many fans would kill for the chance to spend time with the "Hunger Games" cast, so too did Banks swoon over getting one-on-one time in with Collins.
"I've professed my love for her pretty much," Banks laughed. "The books are done, and they're the books, so she doesn't need me to dissect them with her, but I'm very happy that she's happy with the film. So to me, it was always about, 'Let's make director Gary Ross happy with the film, let's make Suzanne happy. Everyone else, who cares.' "
Of course, Banks cares very much about the fans, a group she described as "unbelievable."
"The passion of everyone here is crazy. It's very exciting," said Banks. "I'm very excited to see this movie with an audience. I saw it in a small room with two other people, so the energy in the room is going to be ballistically bananas. I brought tissues. It's very emotional, this movie! I cried making it; It's very emotional for me."
'Hunger Games' Red Carpet Premiere MTV Interview with Jennifer Lawrence
As we all know last night was a big night in the Hunger Games world with the LA Premiere! Here is MTV's red carpet interview with Jennifer Lawrence.
"Was everybody disappointed that I wasn't set on fire? God, that was a high, high bar to set. 'Oh, darn it, she didn't set herself on fire,' " she told MTV News' Josh Horowitz. "That's unfair. I don't ever want to have to put myself on fire. Why am I constantly disappointing myself when I'm not putting my life in danger? That's not right."
Fans, or tributes as they call themselves, camped outside the Nokia Theater for hours just to get a glimpse of the stars of their most anticipated movie. As a thank you, Lawrence went to meet the fans earlier in the day. "It was incredible, such support," Lawrence said. "It was the least I could do. It was so nice of them."
But even with all the expectations of those fans and the pressure that comes with it, Lawrence insisted that she's kept a pretty calm head through all of this. "You know me. I never fully absorb anything. I just get through the day," she said.
A bit of a rude awakening for Lawrence, she told MTV News that she found out on the carpet from a different outlet that her training for the next film, "Catching Fire," begins earlier than she expected. "I've just been told from E! that my training schedule starts in June," she said. "I thought I had a couple months off. I guess not."
But what lethal skills she'll be taking on for her next appearance at Katniss Everdeen, Lawrence has yet to find out. "I don't know. I have to go ask E! if I have to brush up on my bow or if we covered that last time or if I have to do agility again," she said.
Photos of 'Hunger Games' Cast at the Black Carpet Premiere
The cast of the Hunger Games movie came out looking their best and strutted their stuff for the black carpet premiere at Nokia Theatre L.A. See lots more fantastic pictures of the cast all decked out, posted by Mercury News, after the break. Can you spot the mockingjays that some of them are wearing? Who's outfit do you like the best?
Hunger Games Premiere: Livestream Coverage
Tonight's the night!
The Hunger Games premieres this evening in Los Angeles at LA Live, and we'll be attending!
We'll post updates throughout the night on Twitter, and you can follow the livestream coverage from Yahoo! and MTV below. VisitE! to see their livestream coverage. The festivities begin at 8 ET / 5 PT!
UPDATE: Added screenshots of the cast arriving!
Pictures and Video from the Hunger Games Premiere!
LA Live is on fire with excitement for The Hunger Games premiere. Lionsgate set up The Hob so fans attending from across the nation can camp out.
Isabelle Fuhrman, Jacqueline Emerson, Josh Hutcherson, Willow Shields and Jennifer Lawrence all came by to sign autographs for fans, and our own JayPat and LMCullen are on the scene preparing for tonight's world premiere! LMCullen met Josh and she says-
Josh was incredibly humble and very sweet talk to! As soon as he got there he went straight to the fans and greeted them. He was very surprised at the turn out, you can tell that he was just blown away.
Here's a video with some fans that braved the cold and camped out last night, and some footage of the lovely Willow Shields who plays Prim.
Check out our gallery of all the pictures from Los Angeles-
Josh Hutcherson, Liam Hemsworth, and Alexander Ludwig will be Attending Canadian Premiere
That's right! Josh, Liam, and Alexander will be in attendance for the Canadian Hunger Games red carpet premiere on March 19 in Toronto at the Scotiabank Theatre! I would love to see that!
UPDATE: Canadians in Toronto, Ottawa, Edmonton, Calgary, Winnipeg, Halifax, Vancouver, and Victoria have a chance to win tickets to the advanced screenings in these regions for March 22 as well to the Toronto premiere on March 19.
Visit Alliance Films for your chance to win.


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The major in Cultural Studies (CST) is one of the new interdisciplinary majors at Villanova. It will benefits students by providing a specific understanding the overarching implications of global cultural phenomena. Because of its theoretical and interdisciplinary nature the program would be complementary, as a double major, to geographic (area studies), or disciplinary studies in the humanities and social sciences. Students would benefit from this theory driven program that will give them an edge to compete in an increasingly theory oriented market for graduate programs and other forms of intellectual engagementsand jobs in publishing, journalism, media, NGO's cultural organizations, diplomacy, for example.
2 mandatory seminars, 3 CST area courses, 5 electives. With the exception of the seminars, any of the 8 courses may be double counted with another major, such as English, Communication, Literature and language studies, History, Philosophy, Political Science, Sociology, and Theology, or any area studies (GIS, LAS, AIS, etc.)
30 credits, a total of 10 courses (Every semester all the CST courses are published in a PDF on this website.)
1. Seminars: (6 credits, 2 courses)
A. Intro to Cultural Studies: CST 2100 (3 credits) offered in Spring semesters
Theoretical basis of cultural studies is covered; students are introduced to the most common methods of research in these areas.
B. Capstone seminar CST 4100: (3 credits) offered in Fall semesters
Seniors will take the capstone seminar on the application of different theoretical approaches to the study of different cultural phenomena and praxis.
2. Other required courses (9 credits, 3 courses) one course from of each group
A. Representation of Culture (3 credits, 1 course)
B. Identity and Race (3 credits, 1 course)
C. Gender relations (3 credits, 1 course)
3. Electives (15 credits, 5 courses)
Sample Electives:
COM 3342 - International Cinema
COM 2340 - Theories of Visual Communication & Culture
COM 3202 - Rhetoric, Identity & Conflict
COM 3244 - Folklore & Oral Traditions
COM 3354 - Media Criticism
ENG 2043 - Writing About US Pop Culture
ENG 2510 – Black Literature: Novel
lENG 2515 – Black Literature: Drama
ENG 2520 – Black Literature: Short Story
ENG 2530 – Harlem Renaissance
ENG 2730/1 – Introduction to African Literature – I-II
ENG 2735 - African Drama
ENG 2740 - Caribbean Literature
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Go blue this July with these delicious recipes that celebrate all things blueberry, from muffins to butter to salsa
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Forget the jam and syrup; this recipe for slow cooker blueberry butter from Saveur is a unique treat to add on toast – or just eat right off of the spoon! Puree eight cups of blueberries to cook in your slow cooker for four to eight hours. During the last hour of cooking, add in sugar, lemon zest and juice, cinnamon and nutmeg. This makes three 1-pint jars – one for your fridge, one to save and one to give away.


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DEVILS LAKE, ND (WAVE) – Two Kentucky National Guard members were killed in a crash and now another guard member is facing charges.
Sergeant Ronald Forsyth of Ryland Heights and Specialist Jason Burnette of Manchester died in the crash. They were supposed to be in North Dakota for two weeks as part of a military training exercise. Two other Kentucky guard members were treated and released.
Manslaughter charges have been filed against Christopher Brandt, 23. Authorities said Brandt was speeding and driving recklessly.
"As soon as we heard the news, it's just one of those things where it's a loss you can't help but feel bad for the whole unit and the entire guard family," said Lt. Co. Kirk Hilbrecht, Kentucky National Guard.
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So I took the GF to the Ravens only practice open to the fans. It was at M&T, parking and admission were free. Cans of Bud Light were still 7.75. She wore her 52 jersey, I wore a plain black shirt. She got into it with the crowd, I watched the drills and scrimmage. And god are most Ravens' fans.. simple. I have to hear the guy behind me talking about how excited he is because they got Bernard Pollard who had 100+ tackles last year and Ed Reed only had 30.
Really? You're happy because a SS like Pollard who was the only gifted player in the Texans secondary had 100+ tackles cause you're disappointed with Reed, a FS, who lead the league in INTs after missing 6 games? Surefire Hall of Famer Ed Reed? My god. Then you hear everyone calling Tyrod Taylor Troy Smith. Do they follow the team? Sorry couldn't vent my rage there.
I was impressed most with Torrey Smith. I wrote a couple fanposts here about him, I really wanted him, but I'm very happy with how the draft turned out. Torrey was automatic. He caught everything and he was the only receiver who had any chemistry with Flacco. He burned every corner they put on him. He made Boldin look ordinary.
Speaking of Boldin, he had some nice catches but he was hit or miss. Tandon Doss showed promise but dropped a surefire TD on more than one occasion. Chykie Brown showed great flashes all over the field at CB. Most importantly though, Flacco was miserable. He overthrew balls left and right. Every attempted back shoulder fade in the redzone drills ended up sailing out of the endzone. He threw a pick to Cary Williams, who was miserable last year.
Also, I'm not sure who was starting at Center with the 1s. May have been Birk, I don't know. But he was getting eaten up. In fact the whole offensive line was getting eaten up. Sacks for everyone. The only linemen who really impressed me was Jah Reid. This made me salivate.
Anyways, they are probably like any team two weeks into camp. Really rusty. But it was great to get to see that rust. Oh and did I mention Torrey Smith is scary?


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Next in line to be cut: ESL class at Castro
Original post made on Apr 25, 2009
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on Apr 25, 2009 at 11:59 pm
If we enforced our immigration laws and demanded that employers used E-Verify, then we would not need ESL classes in our schools. Illegal immigrants need a tremendous amount of resources and our country can no longer afford to provide all the services illegal immigrants need.
Illegal immigrants are overcrowding our schools, our health care system, our housing, our emergency services, our jails, etc. Illegal immigrants are also taking scarce jobs that US citizens desperately need to survive. We need to enforce our immigration laws at every level!
on Apr 26, 2009 at 10:19 pm
Obviously the "free" English as a Second Language (ESL) class at Castro Elementary School for local parents isn't free. The Mountain View elementary district is short $2.6 million for the next 17 months. The high school district faces $2 million in reductions over the next 17 months, and approximately $1.3 million of this will come from the Adult School. Kit Miller a teacher started a petition to keep and continue the ESL class at Castro Elementary School. How will a petition create funds that aren't there from the school districts?
In the MV-Voice report a student, who currently attends the "free" ESL class, says she has no time to commute by bus to Moffett Boulevard every day. The student said, "She drops her three children off at Castro in the morning, and needs to be back by 11:15 a.m. to pick the youngest up from preschool". Why doesn't this particular parent/student show by example to her children how important a "free" education is by making sacrifices and attend classes at the Adult School campus. Rosa is the epitome of the Latino/Latina educational gap that exists in America. If school is too hard, don't attend. This country offers the tools to succeed, it's up to each individual to access and use the tools to succeed.
I am an immigrant to the U.S.A and I came to this country with the hopes that my hard work, determination and sacrifices will benefit my family. It has! The hardships my family and I endured to educate ourselves make the successes we have sweeter.
on Apr 27, 2009 at 8:39 am
People have an opportunity every day to learn the language. If someone wants to do it, they will.
Maybe next year I will go to Mexico and see if they have any SSL classes so I can learn at the expense of someone else's government.
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About the AuthorMarvin Wolf
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Marvin Wolf began his life in photojournalism as an Army combat photographer in VIetnam. His career took an unexpected turn when he was awarded a battlefield commision as an infantry officer, but he never stopped shooting pictures. After leaving the service he completed his college education, then taught photojournalism parttime while accepting assignments from a multitude of magazines and corporate clients. Reunited with his teenaged daughter in 1984, he segued into writing books because the responsibilities of fatherhood limited his travel. Even after a dozen books and several screenplays, however, photography remains his passion. No longer soliciting assignments, Wolf occupies himself with self-directed projects, a balance of mining his extensive files and creating new images.
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Yay for not being homeless!! :) And pizza.
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I can't wait for christmas time either. I love getting gifts for people! Besides, my birthday is on the twelfth of December.
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Scully said she sees mortgages again that allow consumers to borrow 110 percent of the value of the home. And some commercial banks, she said, once more are lending to small businesses without personal guarantees of repayment.
And that worries her.
John Linehan, head of U.S. equity division at T. Rowe Price
At the time of the collapse, Linehan was portfolio manager of Price's Value Fund.
"The worst fear and panic was that September-through-November time frame," he recalled.
Linehan said it was a mistake to let Lehman fail.
"It created a crisis of confidence of the whole system," he said. "It became a question of who was next."
During this time, money continued to flow into Linehan's fund from 401(k)s. His strategy was to stay fully invested in companies undervalued by the market.
"The difficulty was trying to stick to your philosophy," he said. Stocks he bought at a huge discount continued to decline day after day like "a melting ice cube."
The Value Fund that year lost 39.76 percent, the worst performance in Linehan's career. The fund gained 37.15 percent the next year, however, nearly twice its benchmark.
"There is still skepticism among the public about the financial system and, in general, the stock market," he said.
Linehan is not ruling out another crisis, although it most likely will be different.
"We need to be careful that we don't get so comfortable believing risk has been removed from the system," he said.
Robert Hagstrom, chief investment strategist, Legg Mason Investment Counsel
In nearly 30 years in the business, Hagstrom said he never saw more nerve-racking days than those after Lehman's collapse.
"There was a sense that the financial system itself was under stress and could fail," he said. "Each day that the system didn't crash, you were less afraid."
At the time, Hagstrom was a Legg stock portfolio manager. "You were constantly on the phone, reassuring clients."
Even now, investors have not fully recovered confidence or trust in the system, Hagstrom said. One theory for that, he said, is that investors never saw anyone go to jail for their role in the crisis.
"We have made great strides in trying to prevent something like this from happening again," he said. "Yes, there is more than can be done probably, but we are in better shape today than five years ago."


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It is a pleasure to welcome you to our new website. I hope that you will find it a good source for information and inspiration and that you will benefit from our ministry offerings. We are blessed by the work He has inspired us to do in ministry to Christian women.
Over the years I have met many gifted and talented women, and I marveled at the unique qualities that they bring to the world. In my sight they were women that God could use. In 2005, while reading Psalm 1:3, the Holy Spirit placed in my heart, God's desire that his people discover their true power, passion and purpose. I continued to meditate on this scripture, and while doing so I would often think of things that I could do to help bring out the best in them. Back then, I didn't quite understand my passion to help others live to their greatest potential, but I begin to share my thoughts and ideas. To my surprise, they were well received, and I discovered a growing need, particularly among women, to seek new direction and meaning in their lives.
In November 2011 I received my calling – to share biblical truth with women of God so that they might grow in their purpose through life giving freedom in Christ. With the support of my Pastor and friends, Free Tree Ministries was formed. In the first year we offered opportunities for bible study and fellowship. Giving all glory and honor to God, seeds of truth were planted that took root in the hearts and minds of those who participated. We are encouraged by what God is accomplishing through Free Tree Ministries and are relying on Him for continued guidance and blessings.
A new bible study class will begin in the fall. In November we will host our second annual Women's Conference, in partnership with Church of God Ministries. In 2013, we will introduce a new one year program, entitled "Planted for a Purpose." This intensive course of study will help women gain a greater knowledge and understanding of who they are in Christ Jesus. With a focus on spiritual, physical and emotional wholeness, we will challenge and encourage them to break free from self-imposed and worldly limitations and ignite the power and passion that lies within. We are trusting and believing that through this experience God will prepare them for their season of purpose and prosperity.
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Alfred Marion Chard was raised in Audubon, Iowa, in the dust bowl years. He graduated from the State University of Iowa and the US Navy Midshipman's School at Columbia University in 1943. After the war he was a business executive in the manufacturing industry. He is now retired and working on his second book.
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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) - The Federal Emergency Management Agency says it has authorized the use of federal funds to help with firefighting costs for an 11,500-acre fire in South Dakota's Shannon County.
FEMA Regional Administrator Robin Finegan says the agency approved a fire management assistance grant, which covers 75 percent of the state's eligible firefighting costs for managing, mitigating and controlling the Welcome Fire.
At the time of the state's request, the fire was threatening 175 homes and businesses and seven communities on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. Mandatory evacuations were ordered for 1,600 people and one shelter was open in the town of Pine Ridge.
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On this day twenty years ago, Christmas Day in most of Christendom, the Soviet Union died when its last leader, Mikhail Gorbachev, resigned his post--although there was not really anyone around to accept it.
Illinois residents are fleeing the state. When people leave, they take their purchasing power, entrepreneurial activity and taxable income with them. For more than 15 years, residents have left Illinois at a rate of one person every 10 minutes.Also these comments by the Capitol Fax:
Recent data from the Internal Revenue Service shows that, in 2009, Illinois netted a loss of people to 43 states, including each of its neighbors – Wisconsin, Indiana, Missouri, Kentucky and Iowa. Over the course of the entire year, the state saw a net of 40,000 people leave Illinois for another state.
The data reflects a continuation of a trend of out-migration from Illinois that has lasted more than a decade. Between 1995 and 2009, the state lost on a net basis more than 806,000 people to out-migration.
Keep in mind this data was compiled well before the tax hike. Also, the net out-migration actually seems to be slowing. The average over 15 years is just under 54,000, so 40,000 net outmigration is less. That could be because of the recession and the fact that lots of people can't sell their houses, however.
A reader recently commented that Doctor's Choice (1345 S. Michigan Ave.) is closing it's doors and sure enough, that seems to be the case. Although we don't claim to be health care experts, it seems strange that they're citing changes in Medicare as the reason.Check out the comments. For one it's issues with Medicare payments, for another it's a bad business model that did them in, and for another still it's all about Obama!
What's interesting is that every picture is identical, in that there is nothing to see — no people, no activity, no nothing — outside of the Dear Leader, his entourage, and his immediate focus.Everyone must pay attention and keep their focus on "Dear Leader"
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Although the age of Kim Jong Un is unknown, it is believed that he is 28 years old. His father revealed his third son would be the head of the Korean Worker's Party and de-facto head of state of North Korea in 2009, and had placed him in high-ranking posts. Kenji Fujimoto, Kim Jong Il's personal sushi chef, wrote in memoir that Kim Jong Un was the favorite because of his good looks and mannerisms that are similar to those of his late grandfather, Kim Il Song.Kim Jong-il has two other sons. Both were assumed to be the heir apparent alas they mad their daddy mad and the mantle now goes ton Jong-un!
To mark this year's 25th anniversary of the release of Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, Intrada has just announced the upcoming release of the complete score of the film, including previously unreleased cues, alternative cues, new liner notes and more.Check out some sample tracks @ intrada.com
The Obama administration is warily watching developments on the Korean peninsula after the death of North Korea's leader Kim Jong Il and may postpone decisions on re-engaging the country in nuclear talks and providing it with food aid, U.S. officials said Sunday.
The administration had been expected to decide on both issues this week, possibly as early as Monday, but the officials said Kim's death would likely delay the process. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity due to the sensitivity of the situation. They said the U.S. was particularly concerned about any changes in the military postures of North and South Korea but were hopeful that calm would prevail.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Il is dead, North Korean state TV said Monday.
Kim, 69, died at 8:30 a.m. Saturday, state TV said.
A broadcaster reported that Kim died due to "overwork" after "dedicating his life to the people."
This tension comes down to hard-edged politics. Democrats want to distribute minority voters among various districts to elect as many Democrats as possible. Black leaders often want to concentrate those voters so they are likelier to elect African-Americans.I need to share this on my other blog. These conflicts around the nation have caused Blacks to side with Republicans in these remap struggles. The Civil Rights Act which is justified in remapping minority district was said in this article to be "atrophying". Interesting indeed!
Similar conflicts have erupted for years, but the tensions are especially pronounced this year, in part because Democrats in many parts of the country are drawing a larger share of their vote from minority communities. If minority voters are concentrated in a few House districts, Democrats worry, they will find it harder than ever to win in non-minority districts.
The Dean of the House spreads the blame, from Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) and the tea-party-inspired candidates who wrested control of the chamber from the Democrats, to President Barack Obama, whom Dingell said needs to engage with the public or suffer the fate of one-termer Jimmy Carter. He even has a few harsh words for the press.WOW!!! Read this whole article. This guy has my respect!!!
And his decades in Congress have given him the clout to speak candidly of other House figures from both parties.
One in 45 children in the USA — 1.6 million children — were living on the street, in homeless shelters or motels, or doubled up with other families last year, according to the National Center on Family Homelessness.Via Newsalert!
The numbers represent a 33% increase from 2007, when there were 1.2 million homeless children, according to a report the center is releasing Tuesday.
In order to pass a corporate tax break for Sears and the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, Democrats had to remove a provision doubling the Earned Income Tax Credit from 5 percent to 10 percent.
According to the Daily Herald, House Minority Leader Tom Cross objected to the increase, "saying the package should be about jobs, not entitlements."
Actually, the Earned Income Tax Credit is an antidote to entitlements, because it allows poor people to keep more of their wages. The EITC was instituted under Gerald Ford and greatly expanded under Reagan, who called it "the best anti-poverty, the best pro-family, the best job creation measure to come out of Congress."
During a wide-ranging interview on CBS's "60 Minutes," Obama blamed Republican intransigence for stymieing his efforts to enact policies to improve the economy, saying he often feels like the captain of a ship in rocky seas who is unable to "control the weather."Video's above via Newsalert!
He faulted the GOP for not having "an honest conversation" about the economic policies that caused the nation's recession and complained that Republicans made a calculated decision to block most of his policies to inflict maximum political damage after he assumed office.
Asked by interviewer Steve Kroft whether he had made too many promises to Americans during his hope-and-change campaign in 2008, Obama insisted that he "always believed that this was a long-term project."
If you've been whining about why the iPhone 4S has no 4G, get ready for a real letdown — 2G speeds. The move by AT&T to throttle its top 5 percent of data users to a snail's pace is an unwelcome Christmas present for many iPhone users.I've been looking at getting an iPhone and then re-evaluating the services that I can get with it. Sprint looks like a good deal anyway unlimited data and texting along with whatever phone service you want. AT&T unfortunately will hit you up for phone, data, and texting.
The Chicago Sun-Times reported earlier this week that the process of remapping the 50 wards to coincide with a 200,000-person drop in the city's population in the 2010 U.S. Census took an ugly racial turn last week.That got unnecessarily nasty!
Ald. Richard Mell (33rd), chairman of the City Council's Rules Committee, nearly came to blows with Budget Committee Chairman Carrie Austin (34th). In language laced with profanity, sources said Austin accused Mell of being a racist and treating African-American aldermen like plantation n-----s.
A police officer was summoned to the third-floor to restore order. At one point, Ald. Pat O'Connor (40th), Mayor Rahm Emanuel's City Council floor leader, urged Mell to back off because he was exacerbating racial tensions. O'Connor has since played a more pivotal role in the negotiations.
We need to acknowledge that we cannot know what it's like to be an oppressed racial minority. Cannot. The end. Period. We don't know because we're queer, because we're disabled, because we're Jewish, because we were the nerdy kid in school. These things may have hurt us severely, but we need to stop playing Oppression Olympics and acknowledge that when we're talking about race we Do. Not. Know. No more metaphors.
In a bit of a surprise, it looks like there is a candidate for GOP committeeman in just about all of the city's 50 wards. But not one Republican filed for the countywide posts of recorder of deeds, clerk of the circuit court or state's attorney — the latter a job the party owned much of the time into the 1980s.This is Cook County we're talking about here. Republicans haven't just been weak here, but around the state for years after the scandal tainted term of Blago's gubernatorial predecessor George Ryan.
County Chairman Sig Vaznelis says he'll hold a slating session later to fill the ballot holes. But how does a party that can't even field candidates for prosecutor in Illinois' largest county seriously expect to even mildly challenge President Barack Obama for re-election next year?
Understanding why the stimulus failed is an important step in understanding how the government can—and cannot—goose economic recovery. To get a better sense of how and where the stimulus went wrong, Reason.tv focused on Silver Spring, Maryland, a suburb of Washington, D.C., that's home to a large number of government contractors and other recipients of money earmarked for the sorts of "shovel ready" projects that were going to bring the economy back to life.
More and more, I get on-the-ground reports telling me Florida is going red this year, that the magic of Hopenchange is well and truly lost. Well, let's take a look at that, too.November 2012 can't come SOON enough!
If we assume — and not too rashly — that Ohio turns Red before Florida and Florida turns red before Pennsylvania and that PA is going red…
…well, then Team Obama must absolutely hold on to VA and NC to even have a chance, trailing 214-258.
The problem for Obama is, NC turns Red before Florida does.
This is a mixed-up, muddled-up, shook-up strategy they're pursuing.
The agents, primarily with the Drug Enforcement Administration, have handled shipments of hundreds of thousands of dollars in illegal cash across borders, those officials said, to identify how criminal organizations move their money, where they keep their assets and, most important, who their leaders are.I suppose another excuse to end the War on Drugs. Can't trust the enforcers if they can't stay away from the money. Newsalert has this comment as well:
They said agents had deposited the drug proceeds in accounts designated by traffickers, or in shell accounts set up by agents.
The officials said that while the D.E.A. conducted such operations in other countries, it began doing so in Mexico only in the past few years. The high-risk activities raise delicate questions about the agency's effectiveness in bringing down drug kingpins, underscore diplomatic concerns about Mexican sovereignty, and blur the line between surveillance and facilitating crime. As it launders drug money, the agency often allows cartels to continue their operations over months or even years before making seizures or arrests.
Just a reminder, the government that's big enough to give you ObamaCare and other wasteful programs is big enough to give the D.E.A. rinsing drug money.
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Black rear bumper done
Knocked off another project on the list yesterday. I finally painted the rear bumper chrome black. I was not able to remove the bumper like I had planed because of the spare tire crain (not sure what that thing is called) I did however remove all the plastic trim to find that the chrome pieces are riveted to the bumper metal so I could not remove them to try & pound out the dent in one corner of the chrome. So with it taken that far apart I just covered the back of the truck in a large plastic sheet did my prep work & painted it as is. I didn't think the results would be as noticable as they are I'm liking the outcome I desided not to paint the plastic parts because if I used them to step on like they are for the paint would not hold up well. I've seen alot of trucks now with a bluish light for a tag light, is that just an led or what? Would is just be a bulb swap or more involved?
I seen the headlight mod done & now I'm thinking about doing that next heres a picture of the results I'm looking for. My problem now for this mod is the long drying time for the silicone to put the headlight back together.
2007 Silverado RS, 4.8 V8, 2WD
Flowmaster Super 44 with turndown
Black painted front grille & bumper
Black / red Painted bowties
Black 18in. Silverado wheels
Black / Red interior conversion (in process)
89 Chevy Sport tribute decals
Your work is always top notch and I wouldn't expect anything less! Great work, can't wait to see what you have in store next! Also that headlight mod looks awesome, would love to see that done!!,
2009 Chevy Silverado!
Blacked out tail lights + 3rd brake light l Tint: 35% front windows and Limo on the rest l Hard wired Valentine One radar detector l Pirelli Scorpion Ice & Snow tires with GM CK375 wheels l Hand welded receiver hitch l HID lighting l SMD lighting l Blacked out front and rear emblems l Cherry Bomb Extreme exhaust dumped l 2 Kenwood 12's powered by a Kenwood amp w/ an Base control l
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"Let's just agree that a perfect truck is hard to find, and we'll drive the Silverado till we find it." - Car and Driver
very nice paint job.... i was lookin at ur mods list @dadngt and u have a turn down on ur exhaust, is this like the pipe stop short of the spare? my truck came with that and dont know what the reason for it except for more resonance in the cab
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I'm still debating on the headlight mod since I have the black grille & everything I feel it might be an overkill kinda the reason I'm not considering tinting the tail lights. although I would like to remove those ugly amber pieces & just use an amber light for turn signals. I'm not exactly looking to the murdered out look as its called lol.
Thanks TexasTechRaider. I think my painting skills are about 20 feet. Which means it looks good about 20 feet away lol. But its the best thing about doing it yourself, if you don't like it later you can do it yourself again lol. better than paying someone else to do a ok job.
On a lowered truck I'd run dual exit out the right side in front of the tire. I have it on my truck on love it. My old truck have it going out on both sides like you said. I'd love to have it like that on my silverado2009 chevy 1500 z71 4x4
2.5 ccm level,2.5 inch rear blocks 305/60/18 coopers stt,Debadged,10 series flow w/dual exit in front or right rear tire, KN CAI, diablo InTune, 18% tint all the way around ,spec-d euro headlights with black housings,winjet smoke LED tail lights,putco LED third brake light smoked, fab fours front bumper with 10k warn winch, RK sports ram air hood
1965 c10 swb, zz4 350 with the hot cam and fast burn heads and a 780 Holley on top, richmond super street 5 speed,restorod
DIGS16 I was looking at your list in the signature, what kind of drop do you have on your truck? I was thinking about a 4/6, I may be the only person in the world that actually likes the rear raised like the factory so maybe a 4/4 so I can keep that look but closer to the ground. I was quotes about $1300 for a local shop to drop my truck with a 2/4 kit, which is why I'm still a 2wd up in the air.
Also the chrome bowtie at least on the tailgate this may work did for my dad. The plastic cover fell off his tailgate bowtie & it was just a chrome piece all the gold was on the cover. Just an idea, when I pulled mine off to paint it, it to fell apart like that also.
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News: 50 Cent Tackles The N-Word Debate, "When You're Using It W/ Malice In Your Heart, You Can Feel The Difference"
Monday, Jun 11, 2012 12:15PM
G-Unit's 50 Cent recently sat down with television mogul Oprah Winfrey and opened up on the hot topic of when, if ever, it is acceptable to use the "N-Word."
In Fif's perspective, the "N-Word" debate centers on context.
Winfrey also took aim at 50 over his use of the 'N' word, confessing she and rap mogul Jay-Z had agreed to disagree about the provocative slang word. He responded, "When you're actually using it with malice in your heart, you can feel the difference... If it's being used by someone that you know isn't using it in a racial term, it doesn't impact the same... I just think you're identifying with how it originated and it should exist based on that (alone)." (Toronto Sun)
Last week, rap veteran Nas stood behind Hollywood actress Gwyneth Paltrow for dropping the "N-Bomb" on her Twitter page.
"I would slap the s*** out of somebody for Gwyneth Paltrow," Nas told CBS Local exclusively. "She's the homie, she's cool. Gwyneth gets a pass. Real people get a pass. We know what this s*** is. We don't interrupt Italians when they say 'Wop' to each other. They gonna punch you in the mouth if you interrupt that. Don't interrupt us. We pick and choose." Nas acknowledged that other black people might feel differently, but still stood by his statement. "Some might not feel the same way," he said. "Some of us will get angrier about it than others; but some people get a pass. The people that I know who are cool and real n****s, Gwyneth Paltrow is a real n****, that's my homie. That's how I'm on it. Some people get a pass." (CBS Local)
Last year, producer 9th Wonder weighed in on the controversial debate.
"I'm from the South, bruh, and I know there's a context to everything but when we're in the South and you put the '-er' on the end of that thing and you're not my color, it's trouble," 9th said, offering his take. "I don't give a d*mn about explanation -- but I've heard stories of record execs [using it] -- I've heard stories of record execs asking their A&R's, 'Okay, we need to sell some records. What are n*ggas into these days?' ... Like Phonte said, there's no way you can listen to ODB and not rhyme his rhymes." (92 Q Tribeca)
In 2010, white rapper Yelawolf asked his fans to stop using the "N-word."
"Be respectful and don't drop the N-Bomb," Yela added. "White boys out there dropping the N-Bomb, stop, please. You'll never, ever, ever be able to say it. It's never going to be cool, just stop. Don't drop it in your music, don't drop it around people, don't drop it to me on Twitter. I see those white boys on Twitter dropping the N-Bomb on me and I'm like, 'Dude? I'm not even gonna respond to you.' Like, chill out. You're never that cool." (XXL Mag)
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Pauls malt started life in the first half of the 19th century on the east coast of England. Today it is a modern company and the UK's largest maltster, producing in excess of 310,000 tones of malt per year with malting plants well placed to select the best barley from each harvest. Pauls Malt is committed to maintaining traditions of quality and service.
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Plan to attend the 4th Annual Co-op Connection to celebrate cooperatives and all that we contribute to our communities. Area cooperatives and cooperative enthusiasts host interactive booths to share stories and educate members, employees, and the public on what we do and why it's important to our community and the local economy. Enjoy live entertainment, kids' activities, prize drawings and free food samples, too! Watch for details on this site as we get closer to the event!
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TOMORROW'S entrepreneurs have been set on the right path after a briefing from BBC Breakfast presenter Steph McGovern.
The TV journalist was invited to Nelson and Colne College to give an insight into business reporting for A Level and vocational business students.
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