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Chicago, IL – James E. Norman, a resident of River Forest, IL, has been elected to the Board of Directors of Executive Service Corps of Chicago.
Norman served as Vice President of Diversity and Community Involvement for Kraft Foods Group prior to his retirement earlier this year. He is currently engaged as a Human Resources and Diversity consultant for organizations seeking effective, innovative and inclusive culture change, leveraging his more than 30 years of experience with Kraft Foods. He began his career with Kraft in Operations Management and developed his management skills in Human Resources over the years, in and outside of Kraft Foods's corporate headquarters in Northfield, IL. His previous positions include Director of Diversity for Kraft Foods North America, Senior Director of Human Resources for Kraft Foods Snacks & Cereal Business Unit, and Vice President of Diversity for Kraft Foods, Inc.
Norman has also served as President of the Employment Management Association Foundation and Vice President-at-Large for the Employment Management Association. He served on the Advisory Council for the American Institute for Managing Diversity (AMID) and on the Board of Trustees for Morris Tomorrow. He received his Bachelors of Science in Psychology from Northwestern University.
As a member of ESC's Board of Directors, Norman will oversee a continuing period of strengthening of ESC's services and programs for nonprofits and public agencies in response to stress on the sector in the current economic climate. Norman's deep management experience and human resources expertise positions him to contribute greatly to ESC's development.
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Nick Bjugstad scored 21 seconds into the game, and the Florida Panthers beat the Carolina Hurricanes 1-0 on Wednesday night despite an injury to Roberto Luongo.
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After getting their season off to a very rocky start, the Carolina Hurricanes have had a hard time stringing wins togehter.
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AMTA California Chapter Hosts Annual Convention
More than 300 massage therapists from across California gathered at the Costa Mesa Hilton to learn, share and renew friendships at the 2006 AMTA-CA annual convention March 22-26.
California massage therapists could obtain continuing education credits through a variety of workshops, including "CranioSacral Therapy" by Carol McLellan from the Upledger Institute, "Introduction to Prenatal Massage" by Val Guin and "Body Mechanics for Therapists" by Irene Diamond.Other workshop topics included "Reflexology," "Degriefing for Bodyworkers," and "Ethics." The chapter also held its business meeting where it accepted reports and nominations of officers. The keynote address was delivered by businessman, management and personnel trainer, speaker, author and consultant David Corbin.
Arguably one of the most important meetings of the conference was the government relations meeting conducted by Chris Voltarel, government relations co-chair, and Beverly May. The meeting began with a briefing on the history of state licensing in California. The presentation was politically educational on the dynamics of how a two-year bill gets routed and passed. Voltarel and May, a pioneer in attempting to attain California state regulation for massage therapy for over 17 years, explained how 2005 was a definite step in the right direction. Most important, the meeting included an update on where everyone stands in the process. Questions were posed on the makeup of the board intended to regulate the licensing pre-emption and educational requirements. For the bill to establish a voluntary, statewide certification program for massage, the educational requirements for therapists would have to be consistent between state and city regulations. This could prove to be difficult, but May and Voltarel explained the need to get a foot in the door because "the fear of loss is greater than desire of gain."
May and Voltarel also discussed a few recent hurdles the bill is facing, with the hottest issues being the language defining the word "massage therapist." The language used to describe a massage therapist's scope of practice is still being negotiated by chiropractors and physical therapists. They also addressed the pressing issue of educational requirements of the bill and spoke of an ongoing compromise between educational groups and massage organizations that have come to the agreement on a two-tiered system.
Currently, the bill has moved through the Senate and the Assembly Business and Professions Committee; however it's unlikely to be heard in the Assembly Appropriations Committee until this summer. May explained that this delay might be in the best interests of the therapist, because there still are a few issues to be worked out to ensure its support before it continues to progress. There was a sense of unity expressed as individuals began to let go of certain ideals in order to keep the bill intact. Most therapists agree that, even with a sacrifice of certain ideals and opinions, "it's better to have something than nothing."
One new change to this year's convention was the addition of a job fair for local massage therapy students, to give them an opportunity to take part in this event and to learn more about what the massage therapy profession has to offer.
The exhibit hall contained a number of vendors including Bon Vital, Bio Freeze, the Upledger Institute, Biotone and the American Massage Council. In total, 29 vendors spent time offering attendees a chance for some retail therapy.
Next year's California Massage and Bodywork Convention will be held at the Doubletree Hotel in San Jose from March 29 through April 1. For more information about the 2006 convention as well as next year's gathering, visit www.amta-ca.org.
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Saturday, April 13, Rockford's Hugh Deery will be posthumously inducted into the Illinois Stock Car Hall of Fame. The ceremony is open to the public and will be at Hoffman House, 7550 E. State St., Rockford.
Rockford Speedway late-model track champion Jerry Gille will be "introducing" Deery during the ceremony. A limited number of tickets are still available. Cost is $35 each. Call Art Fehrman at (708) 254-5196 to purchase tickets.
Social hour begins at 5 p.m., family style dinner at 6 p.m. and induction ceremony awards at 7 p.m.
Prior to the official ceremony, fans can view displays honoring all 11 of this year's inductees at the Historic Auto Attractions Museum. There, you'll find the home of the Illinois Stock Car Hall Of Fame. They will unveil 2013 inductees' displays from 1 to 4 p.m. Attending will be the 2013 inductees and families, car owners and race fans. There will also be an outdoor display of many championship stock cars representing the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s. Historic Auto Attractions is at 13825 Metric Drive in Roscoe, Ill. The museum is 1 mile west of Interstate 90 off Rockton Road, exit 3. Cost for the Hall of Fame displays and entrance to the museum is $12 for adults and $7 for students ages 6-15.
The other members of this year's class include announcer Jan Gabriel; car builder WayneLensing; West Region drivers Jim Cossman and Roy Martinelli; Midwest Region drivers Jim O'Connor and Rich Clement; North East Region drivers Bud Koehler and Ray Young; and South Region drivers Herb Shannon Sr. and Jack Tyne.
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Backroom deals will make life difficult for Lord Hill as EU Commissioner.
By-election backbiting.
Why Lib Dem councillors go Green.
The unmistakable impression left by the Lib Dem leader's speech was that he is preparing to depart the stage.
Praise for Danny Alexander, but small digs at Tim Farron and Vince Cable.
After years of campaigning for mental health concerns, the Lib Dem leader will announce some bold new reforms that will particularly benefit young people.
The party should accept that its social wing beats the neo-liberals, and woo Labour politicians accordingly.
Outgoing college members face a decision with far-reaching consequences on the Hinkley C power plant.
The Liberal Democrats are giving hope to their grassroots activists, and that's what matters come the election.
The Lib Dem president calls for "active, ambitious, liberal government".
Controversy crash-lands at the Lib Dem party conference, as airport expansion becomes this season's broken pledge for the leadership.
Where are the Lib Dems on green issues and how they are looking to differentiate themselves from the Conservatives and Labour on these?
Rumours of who could be the next Liberal Democrat leader are rife.
Will the Lib Dems eschew a Lib-Lab pact and allow Labour to struggle on as a minority? And why?
Walking away from Strasbourg and abolishing the Human Rights Act would merely serve as a convenient smokescreen for an out-of-touch government playing dog-whistle politics.
They forgot about the importance of competence and trust, and took their existing vote for granted.
Having previously praised the Labour leader, the Lib Dem president says he has failed to change his party.
Tories are "ideologically obsessed" by cuts.
This year marks the 10th anniversary of the Orange Book, and those originally galvanised by this liberal bible are distressed by the Lib Dems' lack of direction.
Labour could finish first on seats but second on votes, and the Lib Dems could finish third on seats but fourth on votes.
The Liberal Democrats' slogan at their party conference is "Stronger Economy, Fairer Society", but where's the detail on achieving the former?
Nick Clegg rows back on his party's opposition to an EU referendum.
The Liberal Democrats' focus on the political centre, and championing their record in government, isn't a radical rallying call.
The Secretary of State for Scotland and Lib Dem MP for Orkney and Shetland on the lessons of the independence referendum, the future of his party, and why the Lib Dems should be in government again.
They need to focus on winning tactical votes from Labour supporters to hold on to their MPs.
The Lib Dem Disco 2014 is the social highlight of the party's conference this autumn. But what is it?
The Conservatives' brand weakness means they may struggle to reach the level needed to be the largest party.
The truth is that market ideology is ripping through the NHS and, if it combines with a funding crisis in the next parliament, could prove utterly toxic for the NHS.


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Following the Thinking of the Classics
I have heard about the "best time of day" to carry out certain examinations or therapies. For example, I remember making a note years ago that early morning is the best time to take someone's pulses.
Why Drugs and Supplements Can't Cure Disease
Chronic diseases are the outcome of disease-promoting, goal-oriented behaviors. So, the notion that diseases can be cured with drugs or supplements should be abandoned. Hypertension is the best example of this.
The Power of Mu Xiang to Treat Irritable Bowel Disease
Bloating and gas pain is something that everyone has had to deal with at one point or another; however, that's usually reserved for holiday dinners and other large gatherings.
Five Element Acupuncture Can Enhance Your Practice
For eight years I have been teaching and supervising TCM students at an acupuncture college in Colorado, in Five Element acupuncture.
Meat in the Middle
Have you ever wondered what's the truth about meat? Is it really as bad as many people think?
Treating Chronic Depression with Acupressure
In Traditional Chinese Medicine there already exists a comprehensive theory linking the body and mind.
Chinese Medicine: The Natural Way to Children's Wellness
As a child, I did not like going to the doctor. For the most part, when I had to go I wasn't feeling good to begin with, and I was heading into a sterile environment to be awkwardly probed by a man in a white coat for a very short, impersonal period of time.
Foundation for Chiropractic Progress Announces First Group Member
The Michigan Association of Chiropractors has joined the Foundation for Chiropractic Progress as its first group member.
Step by Step: Long-Term Treatment of Soft-Tissue Injuries Combines Skill and Care
Treating soft-tissue injuries with long-lasting results starts the moment an individual enters the office. When it comes to pain, the only thing that matters to the patient is relief.
Make Low-Level Laser Therapy Part of Your Evidence-Based Practice
Low-level laser therapy (LLLT), also referred to as photobiomodulation, has been increasingly utilized in the clinical setting over the past decade.
Micro-Needle Dermal Roller Use in the Treatment Room
Recently micro-needle dermal rollers have been getting a lot of media attention. As a practitioner who specializes in acupuncture facial rejuvenation, I know that skin needling with a dermal roller (also known as collagen induction therapy), promotes the natural reproduction of collagen and elastin, making the skin feel smoother and tighter.
Are You Ignoring the 10,000-Hour Rule?
Having trained interns and mentored new practitioners, it has been my observation that their No. 1 clinical concern is adjusting skills. Their second clinical concern is their ability to read X-rays. Physical diagnostic skills are a distant third.
Solving the Pain Puzzle
Legendary former New York Yankees baseball player Yogi Berra once said, "You can observe a lot just by watching." He would have been a great chiropractor. We are trained to become experts with our hands: palpation, adjusting, soft-tissue release, etc.
Understanding Epigenetics
Chronic heightened emotional states create a perfect breeding ground for illness. Through my practice I noted the increasingly obvious relationship between one's mental focus on negative thinking, emotions, resistance to experiencing feelings and disease.
We Get Letters & Email
Is It Time for a Popeye Moment? The Flaw in Recommending Chiropractic as a Career.
Implications of Section 2706: The Non-Discrimination Provision Survey
In late April 2014, NCCAOM diplomates received an email survey with the subject line: "End discrimination against acupuncturists" polling CAM practitioners for a Request for Information from the Department of Health and Human Services, released in mid-March.
Are You Ready for the 2016 Patient?
In October, Apple released its iOS 8 operating system for the iPhone and iPad. The new system includes Health, a new app that will interface with an ever-growing number of other apps.
Introduce Your Patients to Collagen Induction Therapy
Cutaneous (skin) aging generally occurs from either intrinsic or extrinsic processes. Intrinsic aging results from natural skin tissue damage and degeneration.
Acupuncture Detox as Part of Drug Rehabilitation
In the U.S., more than 2,000 alcohol and drug rehabilitation programs have added ear acupuncture to their practice. The development of the protocol was determined by Lincoln Hospital as it delivered 100 acupuncture treatments daily.
Inspire Your Patients to Make Healthy Choices
Have you tried to get your patients to change their eating habits or their diet and couldn't get them to succeed? Were they confused and unsure of what the right thing was to eat? You are not alone!
Treating Acute and Chronic Neck Pain With Ischemic Compression and Exercise
There are many reasons not to manipulate the neck with cavitation: the patient is too old, their neck is too tight, etc. But the most common reason is that plenty of patients are afraid of "the crack," mostly because of the bad publicity about that procedure.
The Acupuncture Now Foundation: What Our Profession Needs
Although acupuncture is growing in popularity it continues to be underutilized due to misunderstandings about its true potential. Only a fraction of those who could be helped by acupuncture know enough to seek it out.
Capturing the Essence of Tai Chi
Over the last 12 years, I have been working on one of the few documentaries about Tai Chi. It's called The Professor: Tai Chi's Journey West and it's about Cheng Man-Ching who moved to New York in the 1960s.
DC App – The Next Generation
According to a survey by technology firm CDW, health care professionals gain approximately 1.2 hours per day in productivity simply by using a tablet computer in practice.
Avoiding "Just a Pop Doc" Syndrome
Yes, it's harsh. Patients don't like to admit it. They have an unspoken plan when they first visit you: to come one time, get rid of their pain and then get rid of you. They know it's unrealistic, but they'd like to pay nothing for this service.
It Pays to be a Foodie
If there is an inner foodie in you, just waiting to burst out—this article is for you! Do you want to know how I know? I'm that girl. My middle name might as well be "Foodie." I love food! And if my patients are any indication, many of them do as well.
News in Brief
Life to Open Branch Campus in Italy; Northwestern Research Arm Benefits From Big Donation.
The Death of the Travel Card
As long as I have been in practice, the travel card has stood as the primary style of documentation for chiropractic. It is quick, simple and direct. Unfortunately, the rules have changed.
Home Safety: Help Families Avoid Common Injury Hazards at Home
These days, many parents childproof their homes before a baby is even mobile. You will see an array of electrical outlet covers, bumpers on the corners of the coffee table and safety latches on the cupboards.
Treating Menopausal Women in Your Practice
I love what I do for a living. It's a great way to trade health for bread. And no topic of health, with the right bedside manner, is taboo.
Peer Points: Promoting TCM Knowledge
When Elaine Wolf Komarow, LAc, received her first acupuncture treatment in 1989, she said it changed her life. "I felt more aware, calmer, and happier. I was so fascinated by the changes that I began to learn everything I could about the underlying philosophy of Chinese medicine," said Komarow.
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Aiming for Consistency
AMTA government relations program strives for fair and consistent licensing nationwide.
By Kathryn Feather, Senior Associate Editor
The American Massage Therapy Association has announced the formation of a centralized government relations program, with the goal of attaining fair and consistent licensure of massage therapy nationwide.The AMTA hopes this program will help to overcome the current piecemeal system of massage therapy regulations and exemptions.
The government relations program will attempt to address what the AMTA feels is the most significant problem with professional massage therapy regulation: lack of consistency among the 36 states and the District of Columbia that currently have some form of regulation in place. States have approached regulation with a variety of solutions, including licensure, regulation without licensure or no regulation at all. Among the states that do currently have some form of regulation, there is no consistency, making it difficult for massage therapists to relocate to other states and operate successful businesses.
According to the government relations overview on the AMTA Web site, "The AMTA supports consistent massage therapy licensures tandards that encourage reciprocity between states and eventually achieve overall portability of massage therapy credentials. AMTA is working to improve the current regulatory environment through the creation of a centralized government relations strategy designed to achieve fair and consistent licensing in all states."
The first step in the AMTA strategy is to determine the "must have" and the "should have" elements in any and all baseline massage therapy practice acts. The AMTA feels these elements are necessary to provide consistency and clarity to state licensure regulations. The AMTA believes massage therapy regulations are important for a variety of reasons, not the least of which is that the public has the right to expect that massage therapists have the qualifications and education needed to safely and effectively care for their clients, making legal recognition and clearly-stated requirements essential to promoting the massage therapy profession and protecting the health and welfare of the general public.
The AMTA recognizes that legal recognition of massage therapy in the form of licensure creates standards of minimum competency as well as establishing a scope of practice to help consumers identify the responsibilities and services unique to a particular massage therapist. Licensure protects consumers and the state by allowing a state or jurisdiction to discipline a noncompliant massage therapist, as states cannot regulate a profession not recognized by statute.
For more information about the AMTA government relations program, including an overview of the program and why the AMTA considers regulations important, visit www.amtamassage.org.
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The Survivors Network of Those Abused by Priests said neighbors in Pine County could have done more to help victims of sexual assault.
Victor Barnard, the former leader of a Finlayson religious group, is charged with almost 60 crimes. He allegedly abused girls who were in what he called a "maidens group."
Verne Wagner, with the survivor's group, said he thinks the community knew something was going on.
"Communities are really good at keeping secrets," Wagner said. "They are afraid to get involved. They don't want to make accusations. They don't want to cause trouble for the neighbors, but something like this was going on under everyone's nose and nothing was done about it."
Pine County authorities said Barnard was last seen in Spokane. If you know anything more about the case, call 911.
Parents Sentenced in Drowning Death of Toddler
The parents of a northwestern Wisconsin toddler who drowned after wandering away from home in 2012 have been sentenced. Thomas Williams will serve jail time followed by probation, while Jenna Danish will be on probation.
Powerful Business Groups Object to Wis. Road Taxes
A coalition of powerful business groups in Wisconsin are coming out against a proposal from Gov. Scott Walker's Department of Transportation that would increase taxes and fees by more than $750 million.
Bentleyville Opening Weekend Draws Large Crowd
One of the Christmas City of the North's favorite holiday traditions, the Bentleyville Tour of Lights, officially kicked off Saturday night with more than 15,000 visitors. The man behind Bentleyville, and its unofficial "mayor" Nathan Bentley says bringing the holiday light display to Bayfront Festival Park every year is about community...
Weekend Anchor Laurie Stribling Says Goodbye
Weekend Anchor Laurie Stribling had her last show Sunday night. Before she left, we took a look at some of the highlights during her time in the Northland.
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OAKLAND (AP) - The 13-year-old California girl who was declared brain dead after suffering complications from sleep apnea surgery is being cared for at a facility that shares her family's belief that she still is alive, her uncle said Monday.
EUREKA (AP) - A beloved priest who was killed in the Northern California city of Eureka was beaten to death with a wooden stake and a metal gutter pipe, his autopsy shows.
LA-AREA MAN ARRESTED IN CHIHUAHUA'S RUN-OVER DEATH: HAWTHORNE (AP) - A Southern California man is accused of killing his Chihuahua by deliberately hitting it with his car in an attack caught on surveillance video.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - State lawmakers returned to the Capitol on Monday for the second half of their two-year session, one that is expected to be marked by conflicts over spending or saving a budget surplus that was unthinkable just a couple of years ago.
LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) - California officials on Sunday said they were disappointed that the state failed to snag a coveted Boeing plane contract and must now ramp up efforts to replace jobs being phased out by the company.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - Gov. Jerry Brown is sprinting into the final year of his third term as governor with a series of policy successes and powerful financial backers boosting his all-but-certain run for another term.
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Memphis locals Andy Ticer and Michael Hudman meld their Italian and Southern roots to produce some of the best pies — and, for that matter, Italian plates — in the state. The pizzas take the best of both cuisines, like the Prewitt that has spicy boudin sausage, Fontina cheese, and — why not? — scrambled eggs.
This is the funniest thing you will read today (by way of @cwg).
A message from Rusty Odom, publisher of Blank News:
BLANK has been around for seven years and for most of that time, we've been the only independent alternative publication in Knoxville. We've covered the local entertainment scene and have done a myriad of human interest stories over that span and we are stepping our game up in a big way in light of the Metropulse being shut down.
We have already reached out to a few former members of the MP staff and we wish we could take them all on. I hate it that people lost their livelihoods but Knoxville is not left without a viable alternative print option.
Our next issue, due out November 12th, will feature a tribute to Metropulse. If you or any of your readers would like to contribute by telling a great story or testimonial about the paper, please have them reach out to email@example.com.
We are also putting together a concert to celebrate the history of the Pulse and we're going to donate the proceeds to the UT School of Journalism along with other local collegiate journalism programs.
Blank News is online at blanknews.com, and here are the the print edition distribution locations.
Does this mean Barack Obama and Joe Biden will stop spamming me now?
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A couple of weeks ago, newly elected school board member Amber Rountree questioned the use of "SAT-10" testing for K-2 students.
Yesterday, Betty Bean reported that Supt. McIntyre said he would drop the testing for kindergarten students. (Betty also reported that McIntyre would dial back the Bearden Middle IB program to save money.)
Then today, there's the latest credit card scandal (see below), this time involving Knox Co. Schools administration.
Tonight it's being reported that the School Board voted to eliminate SAT-10 testing for all K-2 students. At least until after tomorrow's election, which could change the dynamic.
The chickens are coming home to roost, it would seem.
WBIR: Knox schools months behind on credit card bills
The Knox County school system in the past year did not pay its credit cards on time, nor did it pay off the full balance, leaving taxpayers on the hook for late fees and finance charges.
Some credit card users also charge items that Bob Thomas, assistant schools superintendent of administrative services, told WBIR are not allowed.
And, the cards in some instances were used to make personal purchases, which employees would then reimburse – something that is against county policy.
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This would seem enough to push folks to vote for a landslide in favor of the Democrats.
He has an odd view of what is a productive use of time.
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Should Republicans gain control of the Senate from Democrats after the elections on Tuesday, Cruz said the first task should be a series of hearings on Obama, "looking at the abuse of power, the executive abuse, the regulatory abuse, the lawlessness that sadly has pervaded this administration," the Post reported. Senators, he added, should be as aggressive as their counterparts in the House in trying to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
Sen. Ted Cruz vows aggressive new direction if GOP takes Senate
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...The most interesting thing Esri calculates, however, are their own "Tapestry" classifications, a series of "68 unique segments based on demographic and socioeconomic characteristics." The profiles are broken into two sections: "Lifemode groups," which are "markets that share a common experience—born in the same generation or immigration from another country—or a significant demographic trait, like affluence," and "Urbanization groups," which are "markets [that] share similar locales, from the urban canyons of the largest cities to the rural lanes of villages or farms." The classifications are based on data from the 2010 Census, the American Community Survey (ACS), The Doublebase consumer survey from GfK MRI and the Esri's most Updated Demographics.
What: Public meeting on South Waterfront zoning variance requests
When: Thursday, November 13, 2014 - 6:00pm
Where: Flenniken's Landing, 115 Flenniken Ave.
The South Knoxville Neighborhood and Business Coalition is hosting a public meeting along with City of Knoxville Office of Redevelopment staff and the development team of Blanchard & Calhoun Commercial regarding the South Waterfront project at the former Baptist Hospital site.
The developers will present a project update, and will also discuss requested zoning variances for the proposed apartments at the Riverwalk at the Bridges project.
The public is invited to attend.
NOTE: The variance requests were discussed previously here. The Board of Zoning Appeals was scheduled to hear the variance requests on Oct. 16th, but the minutes of that meeting do not yet appear to have been posted.
Sheriff Jones hires former commissioner Scott Moore for Inmate Industries
Moore will work under the supervisior of former Knox County commissioner Ivan Harmon, who is supervisor of Inmate Industries.
"Several months ago he contacted me about giving back to the community," Jones said Monday morning. He added that Moore had always been a friend ot law enforcement.
...60 years if Republicans take over the Senate.
Epic OT win by the Vols, who never give up against South Carolina tonight. Don't get much better than that. SEC Game of the week. Rocketman! Go Vols!
According to the High on LeConte blog, they have "17 inches of snow on the ground with more snow steadily falling."
The NPS Smokies Road Info twitter feed says several roads are closed in the Smokies, no access to Cades Cove, Gatlinburg Bypass is closed, Little River Road from the Y to Elkmont is closed, and US 441/Newfound Gap Road is closed.
NPS Smokies webcams for Purchase Knob and Look Rock.
36 degrees in Alcoa and windy, feels like 21.
As Halloween drew to a close, a frightening visage appeared, Lane Kiffin as his true alter ego, Eddie Smith!
PS The latest ad (the one that Haslam is paying to help Smith) tells us in large on-screen letters that Eddie is for a "balenced budget." Of course, state law requires a balanced budget. The bigger question: Does Eddie want to cut the budget for instruction in spelling!
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Knox Co. Mayor Tim Burchett have named their MPC executive director search committee. The committee members are: Co-chairs Dean Rice, Chief of Staff to Mayor Burchett, and Bill Lyons, Deputy to Mayor Rogero/Chief Policy Officer; MPC Vice Chair Bart Carey; MPC Commissioner Herb Anders; former County Commissioner Wanda Moody; and Stephanie Welch, Vice President of Operations for Community Schools at the Great Schools Partnership.
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Back from the Northeast, where this was seen rolling down the highway
Here's the background.
U.C. Berkeley researcher Chris Petrella has issued an open letter debunking some of the flawed methodology of Hakim and Blackstone's research, calling on Corrections Corporation of America to stop citing their study. CCA and private prison firm GEO Group – both of which funded the study, along with Management & Training Corp. – have incestuously cited it in their promotional materials, on their websites and in public statements.
The latest in Verizon's line of Droid phones launched yesterday. The Droid Turbo is a monster, with one exception (more on this in a minute). You can read about the features and specs here. Following is my initial review.Continued...
Free ebooks from Project Gutenberg. Those of you nearing my age may remember a screenplay of the first one, An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge by Ambrose Bierce, was broadcast as the very last episode of The Twilight Zone.
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Barca income to exceed 500 million euros for first time
BARCELONA (Reuters) - Barcelona's revenue is projected to rise to 509 million euros this season, the Spanish champions said on Tuesday, making the club only the second to cross the half-billion threshold after arch rivals Real Madrid.
Income for the 2013-14 campaign will be boosted by extra cash from sponsorship deals, as well as the sale of Spain midfielder Thiago Alcantara to Bayern Munich, Toni Freixa, a spokesman for the Barca board of directors, told a news conference.
The club were targeting a post-tax profit of 36 million euros, he added.
"This is not a message of triumph, since it is still difficult to manage the club and we have to continue the policy of austerity," Freixa said.
Real and Barca are soccer's richest clubs by income, according to the latest ranking by accounting firm Deloitte published in January.
Real earned more than 500 million euros for a second consecutive season in 2012-13, with revenue rising 1.3 percent to 520.9 million, the club said this month.
They made a net profit of 36.9 million euros, up from 24.2 million the previous campaign.
Freixa added that the construction of a new Nou Camp stadium or the renovation of the existing arena was under review.
(Reporting by Braden Phillips, editing by Justin Palmer)
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