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Thursday, September 30th, 2010
I wrote in my journal: So how do I feel? Like a failure of a mother. Everyone in the field of drug addiction says, âDonât blame yourself. You didnât cause it, you canât cure it; you didnât make him a drug addict.â But look deeply into a motherâs eyes and tell her that her child is dying and itâs not her fault. Is it possible for a mother to do nothing to stop the pain, to alter its course? Sure, it makes sense if the child is not your flesh and blood.
My Reflection: I felt I had failed my son. He was a drug addict and I couldnât stop it. Mothers protect their children, right? I wanted to blame the addiction on anyone, even myself, but certainly not my first-born son.
In time, I learned that trying to assign blame didnât help anyone: not me, not my son, not my family. I learned to have faith in the Al-Anon saying: âYou didnât cause it, you canât cure it, but you can contribute to it.â Wherever the addiction came from, I had to acknowledge it, accept it, and move forward in prayer and action. Feeling like a failure did no one any good.
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Thursday, September 23rd, 2010
The best thing you can do for yourself or any addict you care about is to not enable their drug addiction. Parents can fail in this regard when they are unable to accept a family memberâs addiction as a serious problem. With the best of intentions, parents can unknowingly support their teen's drug use by enabling. As sad as it is for parents to see this; it is equally an enigma to an addict as they find that their mental condition progressively responds only to their cravings. Itâs important to do everything you can to stop feeding the lifeline to addiction â it can really save lives.
Too often, young addicts steal — and as a result many parents enable by not holding the young addict accountable for their actions. Often times the thought of jail, shame and the fear of loss paralyzes a family. Those who live with a drug addict and have endured many violations understand a level of madness that canât be explained. It is a sobering thought to find that jail isnât more dangerous than life on the streets for a young addict. Â A parentâs instinct is to protect their child at all costs, but drug addiction doesnât rationalize what a second or third chance means. This disease has a course of its own — unless interrupted by an intervention. For many diseases, intervention comes in the form of medicine and care. Cancer doesnât ask permission to be brutal, neither does addiction.
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Wednesday, September 8th, 2010
As a teenager I read Nathaniel Hawthorneâs novel, The Scarlet Letter. For those of that havenât read it, the book chronicles the trials and tribulations of Hester Pyrnne, a young woman living in a New England Puritan community during the 18th century. Hawthorne describes a scene where Hester, who has been accused of adultery, is led from the prison carrying her infant daughter borne of her affair. A scarlet rag, shaped in the letter âAâ, is noticeable against the breast of her gown. It is the symbol of her sin of adultery — her badge of shame.
This story came flooding back into my mind when my husband, Ed, and I were at a neighborhood barbeque. At the time, our son Alex was in an inpatient rehab program. One of our neighbors, Iâll call him Joe, cornered me to ask how Alex was doing. I didnât know Joe well, but my general impression was that he was a gossiper. I had heard from another neighbor that Joe was looking for juicy details about Alexâs drug use and his incident with the police.
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Thursday, September 2nd, 2010
The New York Times published a great piece earlier this week titled Lasting Pleasures, Robbed by Drug Abuse by Dr. Richard Friedman, MD.  The article sheds some light into the powerful and long-lasting effects of drugs on memory and the brainâs pleasure centers. It's definitely worth reading!Â
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Date: Saturday, November 1, 2014
Time: 9:00 -12:00
Where: Horizons Event Centre, 633419 Hwy 10, Mono (behind the Mono Plaza)
Free community event.
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Presented by Artists, Donna Tranquada and Sue Ennis
Presented by Everybody's Theatre Company and the Rural Learning Association, with funding from the Canada Council for the Arts and the Ontario Arts Council, this is a sneak preview of a community-engaged play that will tell the dramatic story behind the mega-quarry battle, including the withdrawal by Highland Companies and the recent purchase by by Bonnefields.
When: Sunday October 6, 2013
Time: Begins at 12:00 Noon
Where: Avening Community Hall, 3401 County Rd. 42 Avening, Creemore, ON 705-466-5932
This preview will include readings from the draft script, costume design drawings, plus songs-in-progress and some initial choreography – all created in collaboration with local people and under the creative guidance of playwright Dale Hamilton musical composer James Gordon, visual artist Sandi Wong and choreographers Ayrlie MacEachern and Sarah Felschow.
When : This coming Sunday - October 21
The event will run from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., rain or shine.
Where: Woodbine Park , Toronto (Queen St. E. & Coxwell area)
Presented by: The Canadian Chefs' Council and the David Suzuki Foundation
The event is free admission, so all are welcome.
Tickets will be sold for soup at a price of $10 for 3 servings.
Please bring your own bowls, spoons and napkins.
All proceeds from Soupstock will go to the Canadian Chefs' Congress and David Suzuki Foundation. They will be used to continue building a community of support for stopping the controversial Mega-Quarry and for other environmental and food-related issues.
The "Friends of Soupstock" section, is the "Star" section of the map, at the corner of Eastern Avenue and Coxwell Avenue.
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Come and enjoy soup from over 200 chefs and live performances. George Stroumboulopoulos and Jeremy Taggart will be the Masters of Ceremonies.
Come and visit us! We hope to see you there.
Don't forget your bowl, spoon and napkin!
For full details, please go to:http://www.soupstock.ca/?page_id=12
In Celebration of Soupstock
When: Thursday, October 18 - Monday October 22, 2012
Opening Reception: Thursday, October 18 7:00PM - 9:00PM
Where: Essentia, 2180 Queen St. E., Toronto, ON (in the Beach)
Artists and Chefs unite to stop the proposed Melancthon Mega Quarry north of Toronto!
On Sunday, October 21st, the Canadian Chefs Congress and David Suzuki Foundation will hostSoupstock at Woodbine Park, Toronto - a culinary celebration of the land that feeds us.
Artists against the MegaQuarry will showcase the beauty of the fields, rivers and forests at risk, with proceeds going to the campaign to stop the proposed Mega Quarry.Time: Store hours T/F 10am- 9pm S/S 10-5pmReception speakers:
At : MP Matthew Kellway's constituency office in the Beach, Toronto
On display Tuesday October 9, 2012, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
At: Mildred's Temple Kitchen in Liberty Village, Toronto
Opening Reception Thursday, October 11, 2012, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
The posters will remain on display, leading up to Soupstock on October 21, 2012
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Date: Sunday, October 21, 2012
Time: 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Location: Woodbine Park, Toronto
For full details, please go to: http://www.soupstock.ca/
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Like any evil villain, Count Dracula has one goal: world domination. And like most evil villains, he has a half-diabolical, half-comically unlikely plan to achieve it. "I'll launch a traveling circus with my minions as the stars," Dracula mused to himself in his 19th-century Bohemian lair. "It'll be the perfect cover-up for my plan to turn all the souls of the earth into undead blood-suckers!" That's the premise of The Vampire Circus, the big top act at Bayfront Park (301 N. Biscayne Blvd., Miami) that combines the feats of Barnum & Bailey with the scary sensuality of True Blood. Thirty different vamp-artists show off skills like magic, acrobatics, and other carnival tricks. And it all comes with a spooky, haunted house ambiance; artistic director Francisco Santos promises his performers will "break the fourth wall." So bring a cross, a wooden stake, and don't even think about admitting that you're secretly Team Jacob.
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David Hasselhoff, star of "Piranha 3DD" (opening Friday), ain't afraid of no man-eating fish. "Piranhas aren't even close to what can kill the Hoff," he says. "In the movie, I find many, many ways of killing piranhas." And his studly "Baywatch" character? "Mitch Buchanan can kill piranhas, too."
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Each year the Careers and Employer Liaison Centre (CELC) runs Recruitment/Careers Fairs for current students and recent graduates of Flinders University. Careers Fairs are conducted on campus in either the Union Building, other central university locations and at the Sturt Precinct locations for the Nursing and Midwifery Careers Fair. Fairs are an opportunity for final and penultimate year students to meet with representatives of participating organisations in an informal environment.
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There are no further Careers Fairs scheduled in 2014.
The dates and times for our 2015 Careers Fairs are as follows. To find out who's attending and what disciplines they recruit from click on the name of each event.
- Accounting, Commerce & Business Meet & Greet - Wednesday 4th March (6.15pm - 7.30pm)
- Law Careers Fair - Monday 16th March (5.00pm - 7.00pm)
- Science, Information Technology & Engineering Careers Fair - Thursday 19th March (5.30pm - 7.30pm)
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FORT MYERS- Monday, February 14, 2011 at 11:18 a.m. the Fort Myers Police Department responded to a hit and run crash near the intersection of S.R. 82 and Forum Boulevard. According to witnesses the driver of a Buick traveling westbound on S.R. 82 drifted into oncoming traffic and sideswiped a Dodge pickup truck that was headed eastbound on S.R. 82. The Buick continued into oncoming traffic and hit another car which was also a Buick.
The occupants in the car that caused the crash fled the scene on foot. They ran northeast through a field and into a nearby apartment complex. Police setup a perimeter using K-9 and the Lee County Sheriff's Office Aviation Unit but the suspects were not located.
Those involved in the crash that stayed at the scene suffered minor injuries. The crash remains under investigation. Anyone with information is asked to call FMPD at 321-7700, Crime Stoppers at 1-800-780-TIPS or text message C-R-I-M-E-S (274637) Keyword FMPD. Tipsters can remain anonymous.


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Mining deaths down for first half of year
Published On: Jul 31 2013 10:14:07 PM CDT
Federal mine safety regulators say 18 miners have been killed on the job nationwide so far this year.
That's down slightly from 19 fatalities through the first half of 2012.
The Mine Safety and Health Administration said Wednesday, this year's fatalities include nine in coal mining, and nine in metal and nonmetal mining accidents.
One miner in each industry was a contractor.
Mountain States Health Alliance director Joe Main says the fatalities have one recurring element. they were preventable.
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|After their extraordinary adventure in 2013, which saw them smash the record for the celebrated Pikes Peak Hill Climb, Peugeot Sport, Red Bull and Total have again joined forces for another exacting yet equally exciting challenge: the Dakar. To take on the 10,000km of the world's longest and toughest cross-country rally 25 years after the French car manufacturer last contested the event, the team has recruited Carlos Sainz and Cyril Despres.
Comunicado de prensa en Español / Press release in spanish :
Last June's memorable new record of 8m13.878s for the ascent of Pikes Peak confirmed that Peugeot Sport had lost none of its taste for motorsport. After emphatically showcasing its expertise on the celebrated climb's steep, demanding course, the team could easily have contented itself with last year's one-off foray. However, its passion for competition needed feeding with further stimulating new challenges and the next one will be the infamous Dakar.
Following last year's intense adventure in the lofty mountains of Colorado, USA, Peugeot Sport, Red Bull and Total have decided to set their sights on the wide open spaces of South America which provide the backdrop for the toughest cross-country rally of them all. Inevitably, the decision recalls a particularly successful period in the history of the French team which made an indelible mark on the Dakar by winning the legendary competition four years running from 1987 until 1990, first with the 205 T16 Grand Raid, then with the equally iconic 405 T16 Grand Raid.
In between times, the Dakar has traded the dunes of northwest Africa for the tracks and trails of Latin America which are every bit as punishing for competitors and their machines. It is here, a quarter of a century after its last participation, that Team Peugeot Total will take on its next challenge with a new car, the 2008 DKR. After last June's 20-kilomètre asphalt sprint, it's a two-week 10,000km marathon that will put Peugeot Sport's all-round skills to the test in January 2015.
The Dakar will naturally be the chief focus of Peugeot's new, multiyear programme which will also include a certain number of other events in order to help it to prepare for the annual South American marathon. The team's driver line-up stars the 2010 Dakar victor Carlos Sainz, who brings his extensive experience and car-development skills to the table, as well as the event's five-time winner on two wheels, Cyril Despres, who has chosen Peugeot to kick off a new career on four wheels. Both drivers are eager to discover their car which was concocted by the same team that was behind the development of the 208 T16 Pikes Peak. More information about the car will be revealed at the Beijing Motor Show on April 20.
Peugeot and the Dakar: a taste of adventure
|Peugeot's relationship with the Dakar in the past extends well beyond the cold, if impressive statistic of its score of four victories from four starts. On the contrary, it is founded on the many, occasional improbable-sounding tales the French make has to tell after contesting some 48,125km of competitive action in northwest Africa between 1987 and 1990…
On January 1, 1987, all the ingredients were in place to maximise Peugeot's chances of success on the 'Paris-Alger-Dakar' at first attempt. Its driver line-up included a certain Ari Vatanen whose 205 Turbo 16 was fittingly allocated number '205', an ideal way of promoting the brand's emblematic model. Unfortunately, an accident on the event's short Prologue near Paris saw his car suffer serious damage and the Peugeot star fell to a lowly 274th overall! The rally had only just started, but the incident provided the team with a timely reminder of the Dakar's uncompromising nature, however accustomed Peugeot Sport may have been to the ups and downs inherent in rallysport. Days later, team-mate Shekhar Mehta learned the same lesson while leading when the carefully-prepared game plan for his 205 T16 was spoilt by an inexplicable engine problem. Thankfully, Ari Vatanen's thrilling fight-back enabled him to recover top spot and eventually collect Peugeot's first Dakar triumph after some 13,000 kilometres of competition.
The 1988 event served to confirm the famous rally-raids unpredictability when an unbelievable misadventure troubled the plans of then Team Principal Jean Todt & the bestplaced of the two 405 T16s which were entrusted with defending's Peugeot's colours. After 13 stages, Ari Vatanen arrived in Mali's capital Bamako in front, but his 405 T16 was stolen during the night! It was eventually recovered but too late & the Finn was disqualified. The win eventually went to the 205 T16 of teammate Juha Kankkunen who had been recruited to serve as Vatanen's rapid assistance driver!
The 405 T16 Grand Raid finally got its chance in 1989 after an enthralling battle between team-mates Ari Vatanen and Jacky Ickx. To make sure their duel didn't end in tears and scupper Peugeot's chances, the team decided to settle the issue by tossing a coin at the overnight halt in Gao, Mali. The result favoured Ari Vatanen who went on to claim victory, despite rolling twice.
The following year, the Finn managed to build up a safety margin of two hours at the top of the order, which was just as well since he had a troubled day on the leg from Niamey and Gao, again in Mali. The stage placed the emphasis on navigational skills, but Vatanen's codriver was poorly and his compass was faulty. To crown it all, the Peugeot driver punched a big hole in the bodywork of his 405 when he hit a tree! That failed to faze the Finn, however, and he survived to collect Peugeot's fourth straight Dakar win.
Four questions to Maxime Picat, Peugeot CEO
"Our aim is to win the Dakar in 2015"
What is the reason for Peugeot's Dakar comeback?
Maxime Picat: "It obviously follows in the wake of our Pikes Peak victory in 2013. That was a very special moment which showcased what Peugeot Sport is capable of achieving in association with Total and Red Bull. It was a win that gave us wings and led us to take a close look at what other motorsport programmes we could do together. The result of that process was the decision to return to the Dakar."
Is Peugeot's Dakar programme as ambitious as last year's Pikes Peak operation?
Maxime Picat: "Our Pikes Peak programme was a success because we succeeded in bringing together an outstanding driver, a remarkable team and a car of the very highest quality. We have set our sights high for the Dakar, too, and the team will once again be able to count on all the necessary talent and skills. Our intention is to have everything in place for next year's Dakar, even though our strategy is based on a longer term than was the case for the Pikes Peak Hill Climb, since we will be involved for several years. We are perfectly aware that the Dakar is a very difficult event but our aim is nonetheless to win at first attempt in 2015."
How important an event is the Dakar for Automobiles Peugeot?
Maxime Picat: "We are delighted to be returning to the Dakar because it's an event which enjoys extensive coverage globally. It is well known in Europe, as well as in such important markets as South America and China. It takes place in South America, with much of the action in Argentina where Peugeot has traditionally enjoyed a strong foothold."
Why did you decide to compete with the 2008?
Maxime Picat: "The 2008 conveys a strong image on every continent. It is our latest crossover and is proving a big hit in Europe, ahead of its launches in China and Latin America in 2015. The 2008 DKR stood out as the obvious choice."
Three questions to Bruno Famin, Director of Peugeot Sport
"We are very proud to have Carlos and Cyril in the team"
Peugeot Sport can look back at an excellent record on the Dakar. Will your past results be of help for your new challenge?
Bruno Famin: "The Dakar has changed a great deal in the past 25 years but you still design cars in the same way. We still have a certain amount of data from the late 1980s which we will be able to use. Above all, though, we have built up considerable experience of designing rally cars. Cross-country rallies and conventional rallies are effectively slightly different, but the approach and knowhow are exactly the same. And that know-how is something we have."
What guided your choice of drivers?
Bruno Famin: "First let me say how proud the team is to be able to count on the services of two such hugely talented drivers as Carlos and Cyril. Their respective profiles are perfectly complementary. Carlos has an incredible record in motorsport and his car development skills are well documented. In all the teams he has worked with, he has contributed to producing winning cars. His experience will be an important asset for the team, while his enthusiasm and will to win are just as exceptional. Cyril has an impressive record, too, although on bikes, of course, and he is looking forward to discovering the world of motorsport on four wheels. Judging by the way the two are getting along together, I am sure it won't be long before Cyril is competitive."
How did the staff at Peugeot Sport respond to the news of this comeback?
Bruno Famin: "The reaction of everyone at Peugeot Sport has been very good. The announcement of a programme for the medium term is obviously excellent news after the difficult years we have experienced recently. At the same time, the Dakar is an integral part of Peugeot's history and everyone is very proud to be involved in this event again. We actually still have some people who were part of the original adventure, and one of them has already started working on the new project."
Three questions to Carlos Sainz : "A proposal that was too good to resist"
What made you decide to join Peugeot?
Carlos Sainz: "I have often competed against Peugeot Sport in the past and I have known for years just how passionate it is about motorsport. I also know that when they decide on a programme, they put everything into it. I'm the same. Given how much I love the Dakar, it was too good a proposal to resist when Peugeot asked me to be part of its line-up for its comeback to this unique adventure."
Peugeot hasn't done the Dakar for 25 years. Do you see that as a handicap?
Carlos Sainz: "I don't think so, because Peugeot has never stopped making cars of a very high standard for disciplines like rallying and endurance racing. The new 208 T16 R5 is a fine example. At the same time, I have already won the Dakar and I will be able to bring my own experience of the event in four-wheel and two-wheel drive cars to the table. We are ready for the challenge."
Do you believe the team can be competitive quickly?
Carlos Sainz: "In motorsport, you can never take anything for granted. The level of competition on the Dakar today is very high and it's an event that really isn't easy to win. We won't have much time before our first attempt, either, but I feel confident because the team is clearly extremely motivated and we will work hard to try to win."
Carlos Sainz in brief
Born April 12, 1962, in Madrid, Spain. Lives in Madrid, Spain.
- Winner of the Dakar in 2010
- Seven previous Dakar participations: one victory (2010), one 3rd place (2011), one 9th place (2007), one 11th place (2006) and three retirements (2009, 2013 and 2014)
- Winner of the Cross-Country Rally World Cup in 2007
- Two-time World Rally Champion (1990 and 1992) and four-time runner-up
- 26 World Rally Championship victories
Three questions to Cyril Despres : "The beginning of a new life for me"
You enjoyed a highly successful career as a biker, with five Dakar wins to your name. Why have you decided to switch to four wheels?
Cyril Despres: "It was a natural process. When you do the Dakar on a motorbike, you can spend up to 10 hours on your own every day, so you have plenty of time to reflect on different things. In fact, the idea dawned on me during last January's Dakar, then Peugeot and Red Bull came up with this incredible opportunity. I am very proud. I didn't take me long to weigh up the pros and the cons! For me, it's a dream come true and the beginning of a new life."
How are you approaching this new challenge?
Cyril Despres: "I am aware that this is a tremendous opportunity to join the car guys at the sharp end, and with a competitive and professional team like Peugeot. I'm not sure I would have made the same jump for another team. I have strong recollections of Peugeot winning the Dakar when I was a kid and I can't wait to get a chance to drive the new car…"
Certain successful bikers have gone on to win the Dakar on four wheels. What is your objective?
Cyril Despres: "To begin with, my aim will be to learn and help as much as I can. I should be able to make good progress in a team like Peugeot and with a teammate like Carlos Sainz. That's so stimulating. I really want to familiarise myself with the way these cars function and how to drive them, as well as with how to work with a co-driver. Sharing so much time with someone sitting next to you will be difficult because I've been accustomed to being on my own for the past 15 years!"
Cyril Despres in brief
Born January 24, 1974, in Fontainebleau, France. Lives in Andorra.
- Five-time Dakar bike winner (2005, 2007, 2010, 2012 and 2013)
- 14 previous Dakar participations on two-wheels: five victories, three 2nd places (2006, 2009 and 2011), one 3rd place (2004), two 4th places (2003 and 2014), one 13th place (2001), one 16th place (2000) and one retirement (2002)
- Cross-Country Rally World Champion (2003)
- World Team Enduro Champion (2001)
Bonus: http://www.peugeot-sport.com/en/endurance/dossier-16-1-la-205-turbo-16-au-paris-dakar-1987-.html
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Posted on 29/03/2014 at 07:44
C'est la mode de critiquer la f1 c'est dernières années ... moi je les trouves bien sympa ces f1 2014. Mais bon bref revenons a Peugeot , le dakar ne m'a jamais passionner en réalité mais qui sais... peugeot va peut être bien m'y faire m'y intéresser comme pour les 24h ^^ Mais bon quoi qu'il en soit , c'est une excellente nouvelle et peugeot sais faire des voitures qui gagnent donc bonne chance à eux , on y crois fort
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Posted on 28/03/2014 at 06:34
En voila une bonne nouvelle.
Loin des discussions politico financieres, le lion rugit enfin sur un nouveau challenge. Une autre démonstration de leur savoir faire. Bravo, bravo et au boulot. Le résultat au bout
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Posted on 26/03/2014 at 19:22
Superbe bonne nouvelle
bien loin des c... de la F1 actuelle , un vrai challenge pour une superbe équipe.
Bonne chance et que rugisse de nouveau le lion
body59 (Member since 2022 days)
Posted on 26/03/2014 at 15:53
Quelle excellente nouvelle!!!
On croit rêver !!!
A quand le retour d'un fan club svp ????
Supporter Peugeot Sport pour toujours
scorerr770 (Member since 1602 days)
Posted on 26/03/2014 at 15:32
Fantastic news, cannot wait to see what the car will look like.
jbl (Member since 2025 days)
Posted on 26/03/2014 at 14:55
Great news!! exited to see the new lion roar. But i would be great to have a video with those two glories in the picures rolling


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To: Members of the Cincinnati Community
A Civil Service Action has been requested of you.
On September 6, 2014, if you are a local practitioner of law in the Cincinnati Area, a UC College of Law Student, Faculty, or Alumni, or a past or present resident of Cincinnati as described in the grand folklore of the Tri-State area — you must serve at the University of Cincinnati College of Law Day of Service 2014!
UC College of Law Requests that you personally serve out this SUMMONS FOR SERVICE on SEPTEMBER 6, 2014 at the University of Cincinnati College of Law. You must register for a site by on or after Wednesday, August 13, 2014. [Register Here].
Time of Appearance - 8:30am
- Coffee and Bagels, T-shirts, Meet other Volunteers, Assemble into Site Groups
- Service Speaker at 9:15am
- Travel to Sites following Speaker
Service Site Report Time - 10:00am
Service Site Completion Time - 2:00pm
- Leave Service Site
Day of Service Cocktail Hour and Cookout - 3:00pm
- Return to Bleglen Lawn for Refreshments
About "You've Been Served!" UC Law's Annual Day of Service
This year's Day of Service is scheduled for Saturday, September 6, 2014 (09/06/2014). It is an annual event in which UC Law's students, faculty, and alumni participate in community service engagements all over Cincinnati I personally would like to encourage you to save the date, get your hands dirty, and participate in the civil service that makes this day so unique and rewarding.
Volunteers will sign up to participate in the Day of Service and will select the site at which they want to work. Then, after the service is over, everyone will come back together for a party celebration on Bleglen Lawn outside the Law School! All participants will receive a free lunch, a free t-shirt and can join in the party festivities!
The Day of Service is an awesome experience that sets the tone for our year at UC Law. The civil service that we engage in on that day has great benefits to the community and is rewarding for those who participate. It is also the first opportunity for incoming students to come to an event, interact with faculty, staff, alumni, and other students, and learn that there is much more to law school than classes and grades. We truly are a large, fragmented family, and it is incredibly important to include faculty and local practitioners in this event in order to coalesce our Cincinnati Legal Community.
We would also like to invite you to provide assistance by helping to Sponsor this event with monetary or breakfast/lunch donations.
If you are interested in participating and/or becoming a Sponsor of the UC Law Day of Service 2014, please respond to this REQUEST OF SERVICE. Thank you for your time and consideration. I look forward to speaking with you soon!
Confirmed Sites:
American Cancer Society, Hope Lodge: Placing covers on Box Springs in Guest Rooms, Servicing Kitchen and Great Room for use, and other activities for upkeep of Hope Lodge.
- 2806 Reading Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 45206
Joe Nuxhall Miracle League Fields: Assisting Special Needs Children play a Baseball game.
- 4850 Groh Lane, Fairfield, Ohio 45014; 9:30am – 11:30am
SPCA Cincinnati: Cleaning oriented projects such as washing cat and dog dishes, folding blankets and towel, cleaning windows, etc.
- 11900 Conrey Rd., Cincinnati, OH 45249; 10:00am – 2:00pm
Imago Earth Center: Preparing for a major fundraiser, setting up tents, carrying tables, outdoor work on our grounds.
- 700 Enright Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45205; 10:00am – 2:00pm
Freestore Foodbank: Harvesting Produce at the Giving Fields.
- The Giving Fields, 101 Anderson Avenue, Melbourne, KY 41059; 10:00am – 1:00pm
Drama Kinetics: Cleaning, organizing and painting a drama classroom.
- 4222 Hamilton Ave Cincinnati, OH 45223; 10:00am – 2:00pm
Keep Cincinnati Beautiful: Finish painting the exterior chain link fence that runs along Colerain Avenue, Trim junipers and pull vine from fence, Pick up litter around exterior of cemetery, Cut back overgrown honeysuckle invading the sidewalk on Colerain, If possible stain the wooden Wesleyan Cemetery sign.
- Wesleyan Cemetery, 4003 Colerain Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45223; 10:00am – 2:00pm
Talbert House: Painting 1st Floor
- Parkway Center - 2880 Central Parkway, Cincinnati, OH 45225; 10:00am – 2:00pm
Women's Crisis Center Covington: Move desk/file cabinet from third floor to second floor, Pack up items to be removed from storage, Reorganize items left to fit in smaller space, Consolidate Pet Protection program items.
- 835 Madison Ave, Covington, KY 41011; 10:00am – 2:00pm
Habitat for Humanity: Demolition and/or beginning stages of rehabbing a historical home in the City of Newport for Habitat for Humanity of Greater Cincinnati.
- 1011 Columbia St. Newport, Kentucky 41071; 10:00am – 2:00pm
Lighthouse Youth Services: Building cubbies and mailboxes for our youth in our art program at Essex Studio
- Essex Studio, 2511 Essex Place, Cincinnati, Ohio 45206; 10:00am – 2:00pm
More sites to be confirmed! Have a site idea? Email email@example.com with site contact information.
UC Law's "You've been Served" is a project of the Student Bar Association's Philanthropy Committee. For general questions, please feel free to contact its Chair, Ian Thomas.
Youth Court Diversion Program Successfully Launches; Law Students Gain Experience
Cincinnati's Youth Court – a diversion program for teens arrested for minor misdemeanors and who have already admitted guilt – successfully launched its pilot program on May 14, 2014. The program is a collaboration between CALL (Cincinnati Academy of Leadership for Lawyers), a program sponsored by the Cincinnati Bar Association and Judge John John Williams of the Hamilton County Juvenile Court.
Rather than be heard before a judge in Juvenile Court, cases are presented to a jury of peers in Youth Court. Youth Court pursues multiple goals at the same time. First, it holds young people accountable for their actions by requiring them to accept responsibility and pay back the community. Youth Court sanctions emphasize restoration, encouraging respondents to make amends through such actions as performing community service and writing letters of apology. Second, Youth Court provides participants with experiential learning that is designed to complement classroom lessons about government. Youth Court members learn first-hand how courts work, stepping into the role of jurors.
The program utilizes local attorneys and law student volunteers serving as "judges", "prosecutors" and "defense counsel". The program debuted last week and is far exceeding expectations. Amanda Bleiler '15, Simar Khera'15 and Melissa Schuett'14 helped launch the program by working with and advocating for the teens. Bleiler said, "I'm really excited that CALL is supporting the Youth Court program. In my opinion the more specialty dockets Cincinnati has the better. This is an especially important program because not only does it allow us law students to get involved and gain courtroom experience, it helps make these teenager's first (and hopefully last) encounter with the criminal justice system a positive one that they can learn from." Additional College of Law students are slated to participate in upcoming hearings.
Youth Court is expected to last eight (8) sessions through August at the Youth Center, with the intent to continue as a formal program with fall, spring, and summer sessions thereafter. For more information about the program or how to get involved, contact Katherine Miltner.
What Are You Doing Now?
Did You Know…according to the After the JD, an empirical study that gathered detailed data about the career outcomes for a national cohort of 5,000 Class of 2000 graduates, more than half changed jobs within five years of graduation. Further:
* By 2012, 27.7% moved into the business sector compared to just 8.4% in 2003.
* By 2012, 24.1% were no longer practicing compared to 14.7% in 2003.
The College wants to know how our graduates compare to this national benchmark. Accordingly, if you are a 2011 or 2009 graduate please let the College know the positions you have held since graduation. Please submit your response to email@example.com by June 30, 2014. Thanks for your help!
A View from the Other Side: Hilly McGahan'12 Talks About Working With Victims
An often-overlooked side of criminal law is that of the victims. The defendant hires or is appointed counsel, and the prosecution represents the state throughout the process, but the victims of crimes can find themselves left to their own devices on how to seek redress for the wrongs done to them. Hilly McGahan '12 is working to bolster the voice of victims in her work with victims of domestic violence.
McGahan grew up in Arlee, a small, picturesque town in western Montana on the Flathead Indian Reservation. Growing up, her parents were in the beekeeping business, and McGahan lived a rural, farming-style childhood. During the summers she and her family worked on the farm, but when the long, cold winters came they travelled south – not just to Arizona or California, but to Mexico, and sometimes further south into South America.
Inspired by her travels, McGahan studied political science and Spanish in her undergraduate years at the University of Montana. After graduating she spent a year working in northern Guatemala. There she worked to support persons who had witnessed the military massacres that took place there, as they were to soon testify against the government. McGahan's experiences in her travels sparked her interest in human rights law. As she looked at law schools, Cincinnati stood out because of the Urban Morgan Institute.
Having grown up in a rural lifestyle, Cincinnati was quite a change when she moved here for law school. "I really grew to love Cincinnati," she explained, though she admitted it took a while to adjust. Findlay Market was one of her favorite Queen City destinations, and she said that she and her (then) boyfriend (now husband) took advantage of the "Enjoy the Arts" program that included numerous shows and cultural events that take place around the City.
Today, McGahan works at SAFE Harbor back home in Montana. Formerly called DOVES, SAFE Harbor has a grant from the Office on Violence Against Women (part of the Department of Justice) to provide holistic legal services to victims of domestic violence on the Flathead Reservation and Lake County, Montana. "The grant allows us to provide legal services to victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking," she explained. Her work takes her to both state court and tribal court, and deals with tribal law, family law, and immigration law, as well as international law in some situations. While she is the only staff attorney, SAFE Harbor contracts with a supervising attorney, and the organization also has a domestic violence shelter and a "Men's Accountability Program" which provides court ordered services to men convicted of domestic violence related offences.
McGahan's background and experiences travelling inspired her to do the work she's doing today, but she also received inspiration from her time at the College of Law. She largely came to Cincinnati for the Urban Morgan Institute, and she was impressed with the program while she was there. "I really enjoyed the group of people I worked with on Human Rights Quarterly," she said. Further, she was impressed with the speakers that the Urban Morgan Institute brought in, noting that she was particularly impacted by Professor Michelle Alexander's (OSU's Moritz law school) lecture on The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness. McGahan also valued her experience with UC Law's Domestic Violence Clinic, which allowed her to represent clients in civil protection order hearings and to gain practical experience that prepared her for her current position.
When asked if she had any advice for students who may want to do similar work, she shared the following: "Get lots of practical experience in law school (as much as you can), working with clients, dealing with people from different backgrounds – these experiences are really invaluable. I think that focusing on what you are passionate about and on what sorts of communities you are interested in working with is important. Ultimately passion will take you where you want to go, and employers can see that when they interview you."
Giving Voice to the Voiceless: Carrie Wood Shares why she is a Public Defender
Formerly an Assistant Academic Director at the Ohio Innocence Project (OIP) here with UC College of Law, Carrie Wood '95 now works with the Ohio Public Defender in Columbus, Ohio.
Originally from Cincinnati, Wood studied engineering at Cornell University. Before coming to UC for her legal studies, she spent three years as a professional equestrian, training horses, teaching students, and helping to run a 60 horse farm. She had an interest in law school, however, and decided to return to Cincinnati to pursue her JD. Before starting school, though, she worked at Graydon Head for a year, giving her a birds-eye view of the profession she was about to enter.
Wood worked on several of the primary wrongful conviction cases in her three years at OIP. Some of the issues involved were mistaken eyewitness identification, "un-validated" or improper forensic science, and informants. "Although post-conviction DNA testing played a role in all of these cases, the causes of wrongful conviction do not go away if the case does not have evidence where DNA testing can help shed light on the identity of the perpetrator," she explained while noting that the demonstration of innocence without DNA can be more difficult. She said that the law students involved at OIP often work even harder in such cases, sharing that "it was a great experience for [her] as their supervisor to see the energy, drive, passion, and compassion the law students bring to their work on these cases."
Now working with the Ohio Public Defender, Wood is returning to the type work she did before joining the OIP. (She has prior experience as a public defender from her time working in the Bronx doing trial work.) She learned a lot from OIP regarding DNA, false confessions, "junk science," and some of the major flaws in the criminal justice system. "It has always been important to me to work to correct flaws in our criminal justice system," explained Wood, "and I saw the position at the Ohio Public Defender as an opportunity to continue and expand upon that work."
"In order to work as a public defender, you have to have a passion for it," she reflected, noting that the money is not much of an incentive. She explained that, the way she sees it, criminal defense attorneys and public defenders are not quite one in the same. "Some people do both – and do them well. However, my primary purpose in going to law school was to work on behalf of people who didn't have a voice or access to legal counsel." And this is what Carrie is able to do as a public defender. "It can be difficult and draining work, but it was always helpful for me to have supporters and mentors to turn to when I had a difficult case or a difficult week in court."
In her spare time, Wood still rides horses, and also hopes to run a marathon this year. Further, she has always had a passion for music, and admits she will miss the local music scene. "Cincinnati's larger music festivals are doing a great job of putting the city on the national music map; I will definitely be back in September to see the Afghan Whigs at Mid-point!"
Donnie Warner is Committed to Social Justice and Community Building
Graduate, community worker, and marathoner Donnie Warner has a strong commitment to social justice and community and personal transformation. With experiences that range from living on a Navajo reservation to training non-profit leaders through Public Allies Cincinnati to externing with the Indigent Defense Clinic, he will bring a distinctive viewpoint to the law.
Originally from Plymouth, Michigan, Donnie Warner is a member of the Class of 2014. He attended DePaul University in Chicago for his undergraduate studies, graduating with a degree in English. There he ran on the cross-country and track teams, captaining them both his senior year.
Following undergrad, Warner moved to Gallup, New Mexico to teach elementary school as a Teach For America Corps member. There he would meet his wife, Kayla; they then lived on a Navajo reservation in New Mexico for two years. When Warner learned that he had secured funding to pursue a master's degree, he moved to Cincinnati to study for a master's degree in creative writing (while teaching freshman English classes at the university). He then spent two years with Public Allies Cincinnati, a leadership development program committed to developing diverse leaders for leadership positions in nonprofits and communities. Warner explained his role there: "As a program manager with Public Allies Cincinnati, I provided one-on-one coaching to individuals in the program and developed tracking tools to chart our impact throughout the Cincinnati community." By the time he decided to pursue a law degree, he had become committed to his work and the community. Thus, UC was a logical choice for the school to attend.
"As someone who is committed to social justice work and community-building, what I like about Cincinnati is that it is the ideal size for developing new ideas and models for transformation," Warner explained about his affinity for the Queen City. He continued, "At the same time, the city is large enough to bring unique perspectives together to develop ideas." He added that he also has an appreciation for Skyline, Graeter's, the Reds, and other such things that are uniquely Cincinnati.
At the College of Law, Warner has been involved in several student organizations and programs, most notably the Freedom Center Journal (which he worked on for the past two years) and the Indigent Defense Clinic. "Through the Indigent Defense Clinic, I received fantastic training through the office of the Hamilton County Public Defender," said Warner of his experience. With the clinic, his work affirmed his desire to focus on legal work that ultimately helps low income people achieve their desired outcomes. "I came to learn these outcomes are not restricted to a single case, but extend to many areas of people's lives," he said in reflection.
Warner plans to stay in Cincinnati after graduation. He commented on his legal studies and experiences: "You have to stay humble. There is so much to learn, and I believe that new lawyers should spend a lot of time taking it all in, and then working incredibly hard to answer any questions that remain. Additionally, regarding criminal law, I am struck by what an honor it is to give a voice to a client who would otherwise be voiceless. With such an honor you must have a commitment to work as hard as you possibly can."
Warner shared that he has kept up with his running hobby, recently focusing on marathons. In fact, he finished second overall in the 2014 Flying Pig Marathon. And, he and his wife have created a blog called Run52, which tells their story of running through each of Cincinnati's 52 neighborhoods.
Jenna Washatka '12 and Professor Jim O'Reilly Combine Efforts to Support Creation of Land Bank
For many people July 13, 2011 was a historic day in Hamilton County with the front-page Cincinnati Enquirer coverage of the official creation of the first public land bank in southern Ohio. UC Law student Jenna Washatka '12 and Professor Jim O'Reilly had an important had in its development.
Blighted properties that are virtually abandoned and out of the commercial market can be acquired by the new county entity and "banked" until redevelopment possibilities allow the property to be redeveloped or the house to be resold. During the interim the land bank preserves the value of the property, if any, and supervises the removal of weeds and junk.
Rising 3L Washatka took on this independent research project, interviewed the leaders and lawyers behind the concept, and prepared a lengthy analysis for the First Suburbs Consortium. Her paper was distributed to the appropriate county officials and the county treasurer as the legal basis for adopting the pioneering concept. Professor O'Reilly testified at the county hearing in support and offered Washatka's findings to county officials. This month's adoption is the culmination of the work of public officials, nongovernmental organizations, and Washatka's outstanding efforts.
Congratulations to all!
College of Law Celebrates 181st Hooding Ceremony; 2nd Class of LLM Students Graduate
Graduation will be held on Saturday, May 17, 2014, beginning at 1:00 p.m. at the Aronoff Center for the Arts.
Cincinnati, OH—The University of Cincinnati College of Law will celebrate the accomplishments of its graduates at its 181st Hooding Ceremony, scheduled for Saturday, May 17, 2014 at 1:00 p.m. The event will be held at the Aronoff Center for the Arts. College of Law Dean Louis D. Bilionis will lead the ceremonies, where 139 degrees will be conferred. This number includes 130 juris doctor degrees, six LLM (master's) degrees, and three certificates.
The Hooding keynote speaker will be college alumnus Gary Garfield '81, CEO and president of Bridgestone Americas, Inc. In addition to his work at Bridgestone Americas, Garfield serves on the board of directors of several charitable and industry organizations, including the Tennessee Chapter of the Crohn's & Colitis Foundation, the United Way of Middle Tennessee, and the Rubber Manufacturer's Association. Read more about Gary Garfield.
This year's event will also include the presentation of the 2014 Nicholas J. Longworth III Alumni Achievement Award to Justice Sharon Kennedy'91, Supreme Court of Ohio. This award recognizes law school graduates for their outstanding contributions to society. Throughout her career Justice Kennedy has served on numerous boards, developed and facilitated programs to address the needs of young people, and worked with judges across the state. She is the recipient of numerous awards, including The Furtherance of Justice Award, the Above the Fold Award, and Judge of the Year. She also was named one of 13 professional women to watch by the Cincinnati Enquirer. Read more about Justice Sharon Kennedy.
Also being honored are this year's winners of the Goldman Prize for Excellence in Teaching: Professors Marianna Bettman, Felix Chang, and Elizabeth Lenhart. The Goldman Prize is given to law school professors and is based on their research and public service as they contribute to superior performance in the classroom. For more information about the professors and their awards, read their story here.
For more information about the ceremony, visit the Hooding web pages at: Hooding 2014.
Bulgarian LLM Student Yana Kostova Shares Thoughts on the City, Working at the Mayor's Office, and Cincinnati Red's Opening Day
UC Law's nine-month LLM program is designed to introduce internationally trained lawyers to the U.S. legal system. One of the reasons the program is so attractive to many students is because of its flexibility. Some students can take advantage of a number of practical experiences with the various centers and institutes at the college and throughout the city. That was a bonus for current LLM student Yana Kostova.
Kostova grew up in Bulgaria, where she lived and studied through high school. When she turned 18, she moved to England, studying law at the University of the West of England in Bristol, working toward an LLB degree. Her focus was commercial law. Kostova gained experience working in the legal department of the Bank of Ireland before making the decision to move to the United States.
While she considered moving to California where her sister lived, Kostova ultimately decided to begin her journey in Ohio. "It is not the biggest city, but at the same time it gives you a lot of the things to do that you can do in bigger cities like New York or Chicago," she said about the Queen City. Kostova added that the people are very nice here and the weather is a bit better than what she experienced in England. In her spare time, she plays tennis with UC's club team. She played professionally as a child and is happy she is able to keep tennis as a hobby while in law school.
Prepping to Study US Law
While Kostova did not study law in her native Bulgaria, the transition to studying the field in the US was easy because of the similarities between English and American law, she commented. She also honed her skills reading and speaking English while in England, preparing her even more for studying in this country. After earning her LLM this spring, Kostova plans to continue to practice in the commercial law field in New York as she did while in England. But her time at the college has opened her eyes to other possible avenues for her career.
Kostova is currently interning with Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley's office. "I wanted to work on establishing contacts and to develop my networking and interpersonal skills," she shared of her goals with her internship. "But since working there, I have begun to find an interest in civil rights." She noted that this area of law, in particular, is much different than her prior experiences. The internship also surprised her by introducing her to her first Opening Day parade. "It was my first parade – I had no idea what I was supposed to do," she explained with a smile and a laugh. Kostova has also developed an interest in public interest work. She feels that it affords attorneys the opportunity to establish a work-life balance as opposed to some firm jobs where attorneys may work twelve-hour days.
Kostova offered some advice for students considering the LLM program in the future: "If you are unsure of what you want to specialize in, this is a good problem to have. The LLM program can be tailored to what you are interested in, and the externship programs allow you to get some practical experience to help you decide."
Catalina Roa Pacheco Talks About the Socratic Method, the LLM Program, and Cincinnati Traffic
Catalina Roa Pacheco, formerly a practicing attorney in Colombia, will be graduating this spring with her LLM degree. Originally from Bogotá, Roa Pacheco moved to the United States in 2012 with her husband. Though she was working as an attorney in Colombia, Roa Pacheco was unsure of whether she would continue with the legal profession in Cincinnati. Her husband, who is completing his residency at Cincinnati Children's Medical Center, recommended that she check out UC Law and the LLM program. In fact, she had the opportunity to participate in a program to learn more about UC Law, the LLM program, and the city of Cincinnati. "Working with the LLM Admissions Office made the process very easy," she shared. "Seeing how easy it was to apply and that I was able to get a scholarship made my decision easy."
In her spare time, Roa Pacheco shared that she enjoys watching movies, particularly documentaries, for some respite from the classroom and library. She also enjoys living downtown and taking walks around the heart of the city. "Cincinnati is completely different from Bogotá," said Roa Pacheco. "But I have really enjoyed my time here. The people are amazing." While Cincinnati is a smaller city, it still has much to offer, she believes. One difference she shared might surprise Cincinnatians: Roa Pacheco says that the traffic here is much better than in Bogotá. (Keep this in mind on your next commute through the orange cone maze!) Cincinnati also showed her snow for the first time; and Roa Pacheco finds the springtime here to be beautiful.
The Challenges of Different Legal Systems and the Socratic Method
Like many other internationally trained lawyers, pursuing her LLM degree is the first time Roa Pacheco has really engaged with a common law legal system. Not only is the legal system different and challenging to learn, but the classroom experience is also different. She remarked that the Socratic method was a bit intimidating at first (something most law students and UC Law alums can relate to).
Roa Pacheco has been able to gain additional practical experience outside the classroom with an externship at ProKids, a nonprofit agency that provides advocacy for abused and neglected children in Hamilton County. This sort of public interest work has struck a chord with her, and she plans on practicing in this field when she returns to Colombia in a few years.


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AA Cargo signs Memorandum of Understanding with GLN
In a move designed to further extend its sales activities with as broad a range of customers as possible, American Airlines Cargo has announced it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Global Logistics Network (GLN). The MoU will allow increased interaction between the two parties with a goal of increasing business opportunities.Following a signing ceremony at its Fort Worth headquarters, Roger Samways, Managing Director of Global Accounts and Sales Strategy for American Airlines Cargo said, 'We have been looking at prospective network partners where there is potential to expand existing business. With GLN, I believe we have found such a partner where we can develop a relationship which is mutually beneficial.
"By working closely together in a more formal way, we hope to be able to build upon the relationship which we already have with some of GLN members and increase the business development opportunities for both parties.'
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