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Melissa Bopp, PhD, RN, is an assistant professor of Kinesiology at Pennsylvania State University. Her research includes developing culturally and spiritually tailored interventions. She writes about the role of clergy in health promotion and how they contribute to the health environment of churches.
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ABSTRACT: Seminary schools are responsible for training clergy members and clergy have been shown to influence the health environment of faith-based organizations. The purpose of this study was to document the health environment at seminaries in the United States. Study results provide insight into the health-related environment of seminary schools influencing the next generation of clergy members.
In the United States, faith-based organizations (FBOs) represented by roughly 335,000 religious congregations are trusted social institutions with nationwide reach (Hartford Institute for Religion Research, 2012), serving as a strong community partner for effective health promotion (Bopp, Baruth, Peterson, & Webb, 2013; Bopp & Fallon, 2011; Campbell, et al., 2007). Approximately 40% of Americans attend worship services once a week or more, with higher representation among many underserved communities (Gallup Wellbeing, 2010; Pew Research Center, 2008). Across the country, worship-going individuals are served by about 600,000 clergy (Hartford Institute for Religion Research, 2012). For health interventions to succeed in faith settings, health promotion professionals agree on the importance of clergy involvement, participation, and endorsement (Bokinskie & Kloster, 2008; Campbell, et al., 2007).
Organizational theories have noted the importance of buy-in and support from the organizational leader, supporting their importance in health promotion interventions (Butterfos, Kegler, & Francisco, 2008). A national survey found that healthier clergy report more health and wellness resources in their FBO. Clergy education on health also was a significant influence on available resources for health within FBOs, highlighting a previously overlooked avenue for reaching this influential group (Bopp & Fallon, 2011). This study, along with other research (Bopp et al., 2013) has noted the link between clergy education and health and the health environment of FBOs—which has the potential to influence the health of congregation members.
Community health nurses and faith community/parish nurses have a history of reaching others through FBOs (American Nurses Association & Health Ministries Association, 2012). Health promotion efforts in FBOs involve cooperation between the nurse, clergy member(s), and the congregation. Having clergy that are more supportive of health-related matters has the potential to result in greater support and resource allocation for programming and activities. The knowledge, beliefs, and experiences of clergy with health promotion are important for nurses to consider when designing programs for congregations, and clergy members' own health should not be overlooked.
Seminary schools enroll approximately 74,500 students annually (Association of Theological Schools [ATS], n.d.). Limited research suggests that clergy perceive minimal instruction in seminary regarding health-related issues for promoting self-care (Bopp, Webb, & Baruth, 2012). Studies have noted negative health outcomes and poor health behaviors associated with a clerical career (Bopp et al., 2013). Providing education about healthy habits and illness prevention could be an effective strategy for reducing morbidities and mortality in future clergy, as well as providing a basis for improving the health-related environments of FBOs. The purpose of this study was to examine the health-related resources, programs, and policies currently in place at seminaries in the United States.
Following approval by the Institutional Review Board at Pennsylvania State University, the Association of Theological Schools (ATS) 2007 fact book on seminary education was used to identify schools for a cross-sectional, mixed methods study. The ATS listed 220 schools in the United States that conducted post-bachelor professional and academic degree programs to educate persons for the practice of ministry, teaching, and research in the theological disciplines (ATS, 2007). School Web sites were searched for contact information for a person who would be knowledgeable of health-related activities and overall philosophy of the school toward health (e.g., deans, curriculum advisors, admissions personnel). All 220 schools were contacted via email explaining the purpose and content of the study, and told we would follow up in 3 to 5 days with an email invitation to take the survey. Recipients were asked to respond with the names and emails of other individuals within their institution if they felt someone else was more knowledgeable to respond to the survey.
Approximately 3 to 5 days after the initial contact email, the same contacts were sent an email invitation with a URL link to take the survey; a reminder email was sent 1 week later. Initially 56 school contacts responded online, 9 declined participation, and 12 emails were returned as undeliverable. School contacts that did not decline the email invite and did not respond (n = 143) were sent a paper version of the survey along with the contact letter describing the study and a postage-paid return envelope (4 undeliverable, n = 10 responded). Of the total online and paper survey responses (n = 66; 30% response rate), 9 were discarded for incomplete data (less than 1/3 of the survey completed), thus the final sample size was 57. Respondents included deans (n = 14, 25%), admissions personnel or registrar (n = 8, 14%), student services personnel (n = 7, 12%), and other (n = 28, 49%).
Respondents were asked (open-ended question) about the general denomination of their school. Denominations included general mainline Christian/non-denominational (n = 9), Lutheran of any kind (n = 5), Baptist of any kind (n = 4), Catholic (n = 4), Episcopal (n = 3), and other (n = 32). Respondents indicated the total enrollment of seminary students, types of degrees/certificates offered (the majority offered master's degrees), and the location of the school (majority were in large or moderately sized urban areas, n = 27). The number of full-time, part-time, adjunct faculty, and staff were reported. Schools were dichotomized on enrollment as small (1–99 students; n = 22) and large (100+ students; n = 35). Respondents reported the percentage of the student population that was female (mean % = 41.6), racial/ethnic make-up of the student body (non-Hispanic White was most common), percentage of full-time students (mean % = 56.5), and what percentage took classes online only (mean % = 9.2).
A total of 57 seminary school contacts completed the survey, representing 26% of the 220 seminaries in the United States. Respondents indicated (yes/no) whether specific health resources were available for seminary students (i.e., health-clinic, exercise facility, counseling center, intramural sports, etc.). The number of resources per school was summed (mean = 2.59, SD 1.68). Respondents also reported on policies regarding smoking (not permitted on campus, n = 25) and food choices in vending machines (only four schools had policies). The number of bike parking spots, transit-stops serving campus, and most frequent mode of travel to campus for students were reported. The activity-friendliness of the campus was assessed with a 5-item Likert scale where respondents indicated their degree of agreement with four items about the neighborhood of the seminary school (sidewalks, bike lanes, crime, traffic) (Sallis et al., 2009). The items were summed to create an activity-friendly neighborhood score where higher scores indicate more activity-friendly environment (range 4–20, mean = 15.29, SD 2.77). Data for all descriptive statistics and health-related resources and programming at the schools can be found online as supplemental digital content at http://links.lww.com/NCF-JCN/A30.
T-tests and chi-square analyses compared the differences in health environments at large and small schools. Larger seminaries were more likely to report a physical activity/exercise center on campus (χ2 = 10.73, df = 1, p = 0.001) and reported more health and wellness resources (t = 2.32, p = 0.02) compared with smaller schools. Smaller schools stricter noted smoking policies and were more likely to report smoking was not permitted on campus (χ2 = 7.00, df = 2, p = 0.03). Larger schools were more likely to offer more bike parking (χ2 = 10.28, df = 4, p = 0.03).
There were a number of limitations to this study. First was the low response rate and sampling method. The process of selecting the appropriate seminary school contacts and determining which administrators would be both knowledgeable and receptive to survey participation was difficult. Although we contacted all of the schools from the 2007 ATS list, we have no way of knowing if our sample is representative of all theology schools or if we had greater response from schools or administrators that have a greater interest in health. Future studies may consider targeting only the highest level of administrators for gathering information about the schools and using other strategies for collecting data (e.g., structured interviews). Second, we were limited with the self-report measures for data collection, presenting challenges with validity and reliability. Also, the administrator who responded may not have been knowledgeable about items listed in the survey. Structured health-environment audits by trained technicians may be an approach to address some of these challenges. However, the geographically dispersed sample is a barrier to conducting interviews.
These findings shed light on a previously unstudied institution that serves future clergy. Previously researchers have indicated that clergy tend to experience negative health outcomes (Bopp et al., 2013) and clergy health has been linked to the health-related resources at FBOs (Bopp & Fallon, 2011). Health-related resources at FBOs have the potential to impact community health. Findings of the current study suggest there is a relative lack of health promotion resources available to seminary students. In addition to the limited offerings addressing health, environmental and policy supports for health also were relatively minimal (smoking, vending machine policies). Schools were most likely to offer exercise/physical activity facilities for students, although this resource was not found as often on smaller campuses.
Active travel to campus has been found to be relatively common on traditional campuses (Bopp, Kaczynski, & Wittman, 2011; Kaczynski, Bopp, & Wittman, 2012) and can be a method of accumulating daily physical activity, although in the current study driving was the predominant method of travel. Seminary school campuses could make changes to their physical environment and work toward becoming more bike-friendly following national standards (The League of American Bicyclists, 2013). Intervention strategies could encourage active travel to campus by providing additional bike parking, creating awareness campaigns regarding the benefits of active travel, or developing social norms and support for active travel through groups or teams of students or faculty/staff.
Although there was limited reporting of vending machine policies in these seminary schools (n = 4), policies for healthy foods have been implemented in K-12 schools with limited documented success (Fletcher, Frisvold, & Tefft, 2010; Han-Markey et al., 2012; Park, Sappenfield, Huang, Sherry, & Bensyl, 2010). A few studies have shown improved food choices with healthy vending options (Knol, Pritchett, & Dunkin, 2010; Phillips, Ryan, & Raczynski, 2011). Simple intervention studies could include changing the content of the vending machines or enacting policies to include healthy foods.
To consider a similar model, the training of physicians in medical schools has shown significant negative health outcomes associated with the process of medical school education (Frank, Smith, & Fitzmaurice, 2005; Shanafelt et al., 2005). However, physicians engaging in regular wellness practices have improved physical and mental well-being (Firth-Cozens, 2001; Gross, Mead, Ford, & Klag, 2000). The Vanderbilt Medical Student Wellness Program Model instills healthy habits and a focus on self-care that is essential for academic success as well as addressing future occupational stresses (Drolet & Rodgers, 2010). The down-stream implications of improving medical student health and behaviors are noteworthy as researchers have found that physicians engaging in a healthy behavior (e.g., exercise) are more likely to counsel for that behavior among their patients (Lobelo, Duperly, & Frank, 2009). A model focused on establishing healthy behaviors in preparation for a stressful occupation could easily be translated to a seminary school. Parish nursing programs, although often focused on the congregation, could be expanded to address the health risks associated with ministry occupations or to work with clergy to role model the healthy behaviors that parish nursing programs target.
Nursing schools could consider partnering with seminaries to build skills and awareness for health-related issues among future clergy members and to lay a foundation for partnering with healthcare professionals to target health promotion. Collaboration between nursing and seminary schools could result in a greater understanding for nurses aiming to serve in faith communities and clergy who have a greater appreciation for the possible contribution of nurses to the well-being of their congregations. Parish or community nursing education programs could offer continuing education credits to provide the nursing community with a stronger background for working with clergy on health programs.
This study provides insight into the current health-related environment of seminary schools, which can influence the next generation of clergy members. With the potential for widespread reach throughout communities, FBO's can serve as another institution for offering health-affirming physical and social environments, concurrent with Healthy People 2020 goals (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 2012). Seminaries serve as an important venue for educating future faith leaders and should be recognized as an invaluable partner for intervention.
clergy; community health; faith-based organizations (FBOs); health promotion; seminaries
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No water bottles in room No shamppo bottles each day Radiator is behind teh curton to and hence difficult to adjust room temperature
Friendly and helpful staff, modern facilities.
Low quality of food and service in the restaurant (but there are better restaurants nearby).
Nice room size. New shower room. 8 mins walk to the rail station which can reach Munich downtown in 30 minute. Nice breakfast.
The bed is kind of small and squeezy. If you walk to the rail station with luggage, the stone road might give you a hard time.
Friendly, helpful staff
Room too warm,even with window open a bit. No substance to pillows
The location is near the train station of Ismaing, which just 30 minutes to the city center. The room is clean and confertable.
The price is too higt.
10 minute walk to the S Bahn. Helpful staff; allowed me to check in at 10AM, after an intnl. flight. Small outdoor beer garden right around the corner.
I had bad luck that major renovations were underway during my visit, so there were construction supplies and dust everywhere. But I'm sure it's all beautiful now!
Variety in breakfast. Very clean
bedding not very comfortable
Just 10 min. driving from Munich Order Center and even less from Allianz Arena. Fair price for the quality/location. Freshly renovated lobby, rooms and breakfast area; the ongoing construction works were almost invisible. The restaurant was just fine, no need to search for a better one in Ismaning
Half of downtown was being renovated at the moment and took me another 10 min to approach the hotel.
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Personnel of the restaurant useless. Had to be assisted by the customers to find plates, cups and spoons. Endless waiting (over 30mn) for a glass of beer or a couple of saussages, although there were few customers. Poor breakfast. Better have breakfast / dinner elsewhere. Hotel room lacking of shutters.
The lady at the reception was amazing, too bad I don't remember her name. The breakfast set up was great! And given we had to go to the airport much earlier than they normally open for breakfast, the breakfast was ready earlier for us - we got there at 5:45 am !!! and everything was ready. This hotel is great thanks to it's people!
It is quite close to the S-Bahn and then only 15 mins or less right into the Airport Terminal. It is also close to a local bar/restaurant which we loved (as you leave hotel, turn left, and its on the right).
The staff could be quite "chilly"...not rude but just that "edge" one gets sometimes in Germany, Switzerland, etc....when we arrived the place was like a building site and I made a joke about how hard it was to find reception under the circumstances which they did NOT appreciate. Stuff like that. I mean cant you just smile at a guest under those circumstances? It is certainly not inexpensive and the rooms are OK but smallish for the price.
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Wonderful authentic German resturant right on site called Kobis. Great prices & beers!! Wonderful breakfast buffet
They were under renovation...but that was just a minor inconvienience! I would not let this keep you from your decision to visit here....
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Currently parts of the hotel are underconstruction.
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Several Record High Temperatures Set In SW Kansas
Posted: 06/11/2013 - Record heat on Monday afternoon.
Posted: 06/11/2013 - Record heat on Monday afternoon.
Updated: 06/09/2013 - The navy was searching for the fishermen and more than 32 boats that are missing since heavy monsoon rains and winds hit early Saturday.
Updated: 06/06/2013 - The storm, with top winds of 60 miles an hour, is pelting Florida's Gulf Coast with rain and wind as it moves toward the coasts of Georgia and the Carolinas.
Updated: 06/05/2013 - The watch is in effect until 5 a.m.
Updated: 06/04/2013 - The watch is in effect until midnight CDT/11 p.m. MDT.
Updated: 06/04/2013 - The National Weather Service says the deadly tornado that struck near Oklahoma City late last week was another top-of-the-scale EF5 that packed winds reaching 295 mph.
Posted: 06/03/2013 - Three veteran chasers were killed Friday when a tornado turned on them near El Reno, Okla.
Updated: 06/03/2013 - Colorado storm chaser Tim Samaras, his son Paul Samaras, and longtime chase partner Carl Young were killed in the EF-3 tornado that tore through El Reno, Oklahoma Friday.
Posted: 06/01/2013 - The capability to send unmanned aircraft into the guts of a dangerous storm system is becoming reality.
Updated: 06/01/2013 - Emergency officials set out Saturday morning to see how much damage a violent burst of thunderstorms and tornadoes caused as it swept across the Midwest overnight, killing at least five and injuring dozens.
Updated: 06/01/2013 - A storm that rolled through southeast Kansas Friday evening caused damage and left many in Chautauqua and Elk counties without power.
Posted: 05/31/2013 - A storm that dropped tornadoes in the Oklahoma City area could bring high winds and heavy rains to the suburb that was recently hit by a deadly twister.
Updated: 06/01/2013 - Bettes and his team have minor injuries.
Updated: 06/02/2013 - A violent weather system that claimed 12 lives in Oklahoma and Arkansas amid tornadoes and flash floods gave way to clearing skies as the storms trekked toward the East Coast on Sunday.
Updated: 06/01/2013 - The Oklahoma City area is experiencing flooding in the wake of Friday's storms that inundated the region with several inches of rain.
Updated: 05/30/2013 - Heavy rain in short time resulting in localized flooding of basements.
Posted: 05/30/2013 - Parts of Iowa, Missouri and Illinois are expected to get up to 4 inches of rain through Saturday morning.
Posted: 05/30/2013 - A tornado touched the ground Thursday near the town of Perkins in northeast Oklahoma. A second tornado was reported near Ripley.
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Updated: 09/10/2013 - The Storm Prediction Center says a severe weather outbreak is possible in the Southern Plains today as more storms take aim at the area.
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Why it matters that Conservatives Should Support the European Convention on Human Rights
Start: Dec 3, 2014 12:00:00 AM
In this talk, the Right Honourable Dominic Grieves QC, MP presents the case for a conservative backing of the European Convention on Human Rights.
2014 Sakharov Debate: Religion and Human Rights in Europe
Start: Dec 3, 2014 12:00:00 AM
Bringing together academics, politicians, lawyers, and civil society activists, this year's Sakharov Debate hosted with the European Parliament Office in the UK will discuss how our liberal democracies can respond to religious difference.
Aftermath: European Film Salon
Dec 10, 2014 12:00:00 AM
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The European Film Salon will be screening Aftermath (2012): A contemporary drama that was inspired by the Jedwabne progrom in the Jewish community of Jedwabne and the book "Neighbors" by Jan T. Gross. It tells the story of two brothers intent on finding out what happened in their village during the war and how their own family became entangled in the murder of their Jewish neighbours. In Poland, the film was very controversial and reignited the controversy about the role Poles played in the Holocaust.
Security and immigration at the level of the EU: What's wrong with a securitization approach?
Start: Dec 10, 2014 12:00:00 AM
Popular geopolitics in Russia and Post-Soviet Eastern Europe
Feb 19, 2015 12:00:00 AM
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This two-day workshop focuses on the societal or 'popular' dimension of geopolitics in Russia and post-Soviet Eastern Europe. Amongst the questions to be addressed are 1) How do public attitudes reflect, contradict and/or shape official geopolitical rhetoric and policy choices? And 2) How are geopolitical narratives sustained and/or challenged by domestic and transnational media, popular culture, government policies?
Cargo 200: European Film Salon
Start: Feb 23, 2015 12:00:00 AM
Cargo 200 is a Russian thriller shot in 2007. It is set during the period of the Soviet war in Afghanistan. Cargo 200 was the code word referring to casualties for transportation in the Russian military. A young woman is abducted and an innocent man is accused of having murdered her.
Germany Pale Mother: European Film Salon
Start: Mar 11, 2015 12:00:00 AM
Germany Pale Mother is a West German drama from 1980. Narrator Anna tells the story of her parents before, during and after the Second World War. The film was inspired by director Helma Sanders-Brahms' own family history.
Il Divo: European Film Salon
Start: May 13, 2015 12:00:00 AM
This portrait of Italy's controversial elder statesman Giulio Andreotti won the jury price at the Cannes film festival. Andreotti served as Prime Minister of Italy seven times since 1946 and was accused of being involved with the Mafia and responsible for a series of political killings that marked Italy's political life from the late 1960s onwards.
Inglorious Basterds: European Film Salon
Start: Jun 10, 2015 12:00:00 AM
This film was directed by Quentin Tarantino and came out in 2009. It is set in German-occupied France and tells the fictional story of two plots to assassinate Nazi Germany's political leadership.


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If you're a new mountain biker, Austin's a great place to start. With over 110 parks that offer varied terrain, the city has prime trail options to improve your riding. Slaughter Creek is a beginner trail in the Austin area that covers five miles of ranch land. Be sure to visit during spring's wildflower season for gorgeous views. Other than a few horses and fellow mountain bikers, you'll have it all to yourself. Technical obstacles like rocks and roots won't get bigger than intermediate level, and you can mix riding and walking according to your comfort level. Be sure to be out by dusk, though, because the trail's automatic gate closes for the night.
Bikeable Miles: 325 miles of bike lanes and off-road trails.
Additional Recommended Route: Walnut Creek is another heavily traveled area with a tangle of trails in the 12-mile loop that go all over the park.
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Read this story and had a thought: why do all leftist groups sound like the People's Front of Judea? Every time I read a press release from a leftist organization, I am reminded of the best scenes in Monty Python's "Life of Brian", the one's that show the PFJ conducting their daily business. The Pythons really nailed the ineffectual and abstract nature of leftist posturing.
I dunno. I think they sound more like the Judean People's Front. Or maybe the People's Judean Front. Anyhow, as one Python character exhorted a crowd: "You are all unique and individual!"
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Time skipping on the streets of London: Dispatches from the Episode VII cast
I believe this is the same Yoda Patrick Stewart met? Below the cut, singing, eavesdropping and some other stuff.
Video: From Star Wars to Jedi
The iconic 1983 making of documentary is now up on the official Star Wars Youtube account… In nine parts. But the good news is: We got the last one yesterday, so I can finally post it.
New shoes and all: Dispatches from the Episode VII cast
Under the cut, Ridley and John Boyega are thrilled with their LEGO selves, Disneyland, birthdays, premieres, major cosmetic contracts… And pancakes.
Video: A conversation with Mark Hamill
James Arnold Taylor chats with Mark Hamill at Star Wars Weekends! He chats about his beard (yes, it's exactly what you think it is,) talks Star Wars, does impressions, and even breaks into the Joker. (via)
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Welcome to the madhouse: Dispatches from the Episode VII cast
The latest cast members make their debut (to us, anyway.)
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Below the cut, John Boyega is no doubt happy to have two less secrets to keep, someone is now verified, and Bad Robot goes to the Eye. (Oh, and don't forget J.J. Abrams' master trolling.)
Video: Mark Hamill at Disney for Star Wars Weekends
Yesterday brought the picture, today a video.
Mark Hamill wields a lightsaber again at Disney World. You're welcome, Luklovers.
Mark Hamill talks Disney, Episode VII, fandom and more. He'll make his debut Star Wars Weekends appearance later this week in Orlando.
Mark Hamill: "I would be the most reviled person on the planet," if he had turned down Episode VII. We already knew about he and Carrie Fisher's Celebration lunch with George Lucas, but the quote about "angry townspeople with torches" is sadly probably true. Shameful, but true. This is not a gentle fandom.


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R&B singer Chris Brown is reportedly being sought after by the Los Angeles District Attorney over allegedly lying about community service hours he completed in relation to his 2009 Rihanna assault case.
According to reports, Chris Breezy may have lied about how much service he actually completed last year.
We've learned the D.A. is alleging in legal docs Chris Brown may have LIED when he claimed he had performed all of his community service in connection with the Rihanna beating case. Bryan T. Norwood, the Chief of Police in Richmond, VA., wrote a letter to the judge on September 14, claiming Brown successfully completed 202 days of community service — he was only required to perform 180. Norwood attached documents showing that Brown frequently worked at Tappahannock Children's Center — a place where Brown's mom was once a director — and did odd jobs such as painting, washing windows, waxing floors, cutting grass and picking up trash. (TMZ)
Despite support from the Chief of Police in Brown's hometown, the D.A. claims something fishy still went down.
The D.A. claims Chris and the prior Chief of Police had a prior relationship. The judge was suspicious when the document was filed, and sources tell us the D.A. began investigating and found no "credible, competent or verifiable evidence" that Brown did the 180 days community service. Sources tell TMZ … there's no way Chris could have performed community service on some of the days, because he was out of the country doing concerts. The D.A. calls Chris' documentation "at best sloppy … and at worst fraudulent reporting." The D.A. is asking the judge to reject Chris' alleged Virginia community service hours and make him fulfill his obligation in L.A. County. (TMZ)
Last September, details of the singer's community service volunteering duties surfaced.
In recent months, the logs show Brown has essentially been working three jobs – performing cleanup duty in Richmond police precincts by day, janitorial chores at the daycare 45 miles away by night, and hit songs for global audiences in between. Ida Minter, administrator of the Tappahannock Children's Center, said Brown attended the nonprofit facility "off and on" for more than 12 years and his mother was employed there for 24 years, including as director. (CBS News)
Despite the documented hours, issues arose by a Los Angeles judge and prosecutor last fall.
After Chris Brown pleaded guilty to beating then-girlfriend Rihanna in 2009, a judge ordered the R&B singer to do six-months' worth of what was described as "community labor." The singer was allowed to perform the service in his home state of Virginia under the supervision of Richmond's police chief, who this week submitted documents to a Los Angeles judge indicating that Brown had finished his service. Not so fast, say a judge and prosecutor, who have ordered more documentation be produced to prove that Brown worked the more than 1,400 hours he claims to have performed. A third of the hours were recorded at the Tappahannock daycare center, where Brown spent time as a child and where his mother once served as director. (Huffington Post)


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"Without fail, every day when I telework, my 3-year-old German shorthaired pointer Yankee Doodle 'Dandy' stops by my office to remember last year's hunt," says Ted Hagert of Antioch, Ill., "Hopefully, this fall will be the year we finally complete the double and take home two roosters from one flush."
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Are you looking for images that reflect fun and warmth? Melissa Rich is one of the most passionate photographers in the industry. She loves to shoot pictures that are creative yet relaxed. She enjoys working in a comfortable background, and focuses on real and fun images. Melissa captures authentic moments at their best.
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I recently photographed a wedding at The Founder's Inn. The family was such a close-knit group and it was a very emotional day. This moment between the bride and her mother was absolutely priceless. Because of the dark reception room, it would have been difficult for a guest to capture this moment well. Fortunately, I had my lighting set up and was in position to anticipate what unfolded. This is a memory they told me they will cherish forever.
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Democrats say as the super committee will engage Washington in months of debate that will show voters a clear distinction between the values of both political parties: Cutting entitlements like Medicare and Social Security versus raising taxes on multimillionaires and closing egregious tax loopholes.
"Democrats want to ensure that the Joint Committee on Deficits is also a joint committee on jobs," House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi told the United Steelworkers Conference in Las Vegas Monday. "We must take the discussions of how to reduce the deficit to the higher ground of America's greatness and its values. We must meet the aspirations of the American people for success and keep America number one. All our conversations about reducing the deficit must focus on how to grow an American prosperity enjoyed by all Americans."
One thing that is evident is that one of President Obama's top goals heading into the next election is to win back Democratic control of the House of Representatives. At a town hall meeting Monday night in Iowa, the president did not hide his irritation over the divided Congress and took dead aim at Tea Party-supported conservatives in the House.
"The problem is, is that we've got the kind of partisan brinksmanship that is willing to put party ahead of country, that's more interested in seeing their political opponents lose than seeing the country win," the president told the crowd in Decorah, Iowa. "I'm pretty frustrated about that."
After last November's landslide election, this Congress is perhaps the most polarized in more than a decade, with most of the moderate Blue Dog Democrats wiped out in the Tea Party's tsunami. Those moderates were not replaced by centrist conservatives, but rather by hard-line lawmakers that Democrats call "extreme," "fringe" and, by some accounts, "terrorists."
In the House, Republicans must guard their 48-seat majority, 240-192. That number could change a little as there are currently three vacant seats due to resignations in the lower body.
Beyond winning back the House majority, President Obama has another formidable challenge on his hands in keeping Democratic control of the Senate.
In order to hold the Senate, where Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and his colleagues enjoy a 53-47 seat advantage over Republicans, Democrats have the tall task of defending 22 incumbent seats, while the GOP has just 11 seats to protect.
Those electoral dynamics, coupled with customary procrastination of the legislative branch, make the super committee's work even more daunting as lawmakers will undoubtedly resist upsetting their respective political bases heading into a pivotal presidential election cycle.
Only time will tell how the deficit debate ultimately plays out and whether lawmakers can put aside their political differences for the sake of the country.
Lawmakers heard another warning of the consequence of inaction -- despite the assurance of triggers. Although Fitch Ratings affirmed the country's AAA rating (unlike the recent S&P downgrade), the agency cranked up the pressure on the 12-member committee Tuesday, warning that if the lawmakers are unable to come together to cut $1.2 trillion from the deficit the nation's credit rating "would likely result in negative rating action."


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I had shorted trailer wiring burn up my IPM (Integrated Power Module) last week. I was wondering if anyone is using relays to isolate trailer lights from the truck wiring. If so, where did you get it.
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