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January 2008 - Alumni Spotlight - Rusty HydeThis alumni spotlight was originally shown in the January 2008 IEM Newsletter.
January's featured IEM alumnus is Rusty Hyde, vice president and chief engineer for Hyde Engineering. Hyde Engineering is an engineering and consulting company based here in Birmingham, Alabama. They specialize in designing electrical and mechanical systems for construction projects. While Hyde Engineering may be small in size, their list of clients is not, working with local giants such as UAB.
Rusty graduated from UAB with a BS in Electrical Engineering back in the eighties. Since then he has received his PE designation and graduated from the IEM program. This past semester he co-taught EE 606 Technical Project Management. Rusty is a life-long leaner and inventor; he actually hold a US patent for an Aircraft-Based Topographical Data Collection and Processing System.
Rusty served for a number of years in the United States Air Force (USAF) as a rated navigator and electronic warfare officer. Rusty holds a number of designations from the USAF and taught for them in a number of capacities. Rusty is extremely interesting speaker, as anyone who has had the pleasure of hearing his command and control lecture knows. After leaving the USAF Rusty spent a number of years founding and then selling several small businesses.
Rusty lives with his wife Liz in Mountain Brook. They have two daughters, the eldest attends Auburn University. One of Rusty's greatest challenges these days is finding ways around Auburn's no WIFI policy in their dorms. Rusty has many hobbies, including finding new ways to be green and snow skiing across the US.
December 2007 - Alumni Spotlight - David JohnsonThis alumni spotlight was originally shown in the December 2007 IEM Newsletter.
December's featured IEM alumnus is David Johnson, consulting engineer and owner of Electron Sciences. Electron Sciences provides electrical engineering and project management services to government and industry clients desiring expertise in systems level design, hardware and software development , system integration, and validation. David founded Electron Sciences back in June of 2003 and has several clients including Southern Research Institute, Gas Technology Institute, Archetype, Cameron Measurement Systems, and Loui Consulting Group.
David is no stranger to education; he holds a bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from Auburn University. David also completed IEM in 2006 and since then has invested in additional Project Management training through the local chapter of PMP. David holds the designation of Professional Engineer and has a US government security clearance. As you can see, David has positioned himself very well for his work as an independent consultant.
When asked about his goals for attending IEM, David said, "Enhance my engineering credentials and meeting talented and motivated people. In addition, I learned the basics of starting a new company. For me the most valuable aspect of the program is the one that continues on after you graduate: it's the relationships."
Few people know, but David entered into the program a bachelor and left a happily married man. His new bride introduced him to the exciting world of scuba diving. In addition to spending time underwater, David is an avid musician. He plays the trumpet, some piano, and classical guitar, with his favorite style being jazz. Another one of David's hobbies is rebuilding old computers which he plugs into his own home computing grid. He's got sixteen on the grid so far and counting.
November 2007 - Alumni Spotlight - Robert PedigoThis alumni spotlight was originally shown in the November 2007 IEM Newsletter.
November's featured IEM alumnus is Robert Pedigo, Command Housing Privatization Manager for Booz Allen Hamilton in Honolulu, Hawaii. In his role at BAH, Robert has responsibility for managing all aspects of housing privatization for USAF MAJCOM HQ staff; advising bases and MAJCOM staff on policy changes, reviewing the privatization program within the Command, creating staff packages promulgating policy and addressing specific privatization issues, participating in source selections for PACAF base housing privatization contract awards, and coordinating with bases and HQ Air Force.
While not currently working in a technology related field Robert's life was still profoundly impacted by his experiences in the IEM program. We had the pleasure of interviewing him this month, via e-mail.
IEM: What attracted you to the IEM program? (You were in the first class right?)
Robert Pedigo (RP): (Yes, I was in the first cohort: 2000-2002)
At the time, I was working as an IT consultant for an international firm with an office in Birmingham. With a background in electrical engineering, I felt I had a firm engineering basis for IEM, but I needed more information technology-related knowledge to be more effective at my job. I didn't realize at the time how much of the curriculum would be devoted to entrepreneurship, but this turned out to be the most valuable part of the program for me.
Also, the schedule was ideal for a working professional, and that attracted me to the program as well.
IEM: How do you feel going through the program changes your outlook?
RP: Learning the "entrepreneurial attitude" really shakes up a traditional professional's viewpoint. After learning about the market and how to research it, writing a business plan, and presenting that plan to real venture capitalists, I realized that I can start a business myself. I'm not destined to try to grow up in a traditional firm, always striving for senior management positions and maybe one day becoming a CEO. I can be a CEO right now, in a company built with my own two hands. Even though I'm still employed in a traditional consulting firm, I keep looking for that one great idea from which I can grow a business of my own. In the meantime, I continue to hone my skills in business development, marketing, and consulting so that when I do take that leap, I have the confidence to do it right.
IEM: What prompted the move to Hawaii and moving away from the IT field?
RP: After the dot.com bubble burst, IT jobs became scarce in the Birmingham market for a while. My firm laid off thousands of employees, including me, and they eventually got bought by a rival. In the immediate aftermath of this chaos, I fell back on my engineering background to find a job that uniquely combined my engineering and consulting skills. While the work I do now doesn't involve information technology, per se, the skills and knowledge I built in the IEM program have come back to benefit my work in many ways. For example, I seem to have developed a keen eye for business trends, stemming from the market research we did in IEM. I also tend to have a knack for developing out-of-the-box solutions that my military clients don't seem capable of, because of their very focused training on purely military solution sets. And on the corporate side, my experience writing business plans has allowed me a good measure of success in turning opportunities into funded contracts.
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October 2007 - Alumni Spotlight - Gil RamosThis alumni spotlight was originally shown in the October 2007 IEM Newsletter.
The featured IEM alumnus for August is Gil Ramos. Gil is employed with AT&T as a staff manager in the Gulf States Construction and Engineering organization. In his role as staff manager, he focuses on compliance reporting for Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana. This is a new role, which he began on July 1, 2007.
When he is not working his daytime job Gil works on his website, meets with a small group of entrepreneurs within AT&T, and works on two business plans. Gil hopes of one day launching an idea as either his own online business or a jointly owned business with his small AT&T group.
In his spare time, Gil enjoys playing chess, classical guitar, and going for a run at Jemison Park with his wife, Ruth.
Besides his work on designing business plans, graduate studies have given him the sober realization that educated individuals are responsible for assuming leadership roles within their communities. For Gil that means being involved in church with strategic goals and sharing with others what he has learned. More particularly, he is involved in a ministry that coaches people financially with cash flow problems.
Thinking back to his time in IEM, he was challenged with the question of investing himself into goals that he will cherish during his twilight years. One year later some of those goals are beginning to materialize.
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September 2007 - Alumni Spotlight - Dan RetzerThis alumni spotlight was originally shown in the September 2007 IEM Newsletter.
The featured IEM alumnus for August is Dan Retzer, Managing Director and Chief Technology Officer for XcitekSolutionsPlus, LLC (XSP). In his role as XSP's CTO, Dan is responsible for all technology operations, which includes the Software Development Lifecycle, Project Management, Product Management, and IT/Systems Management. Dan started with XSP five years ago and has been promoted up through the ranks from his original position of Development Manager to his current position.
When asked how he managed the transition from a technical manager to Managing Director and CTO, Dan admits, "I am fortunate that the goals of the company are in line with my personal and career goals. That's the real secret…if your goals are aligned with your company's [goals]; the two of you can grow together." He also adds that the IEM experience challenged him to open his perceptions from the tactical responsibilities of a day-to-day manager to the strategic and abstract modes of thinking required of Senior Executives.
Dan entered the IT field with somewhat of a non-traditional undergraduate degree – a BA in Technical Communication from Auburn University. Anyone that spends five minutes talking with Dan, will find that he has excellent verbal communication skills and is an expert in his field; it appears that his undergraduate degree really paid off.
Dan completed IEM in 2006, earning his MSEE. During his time at IEM, Dan developed the Service-Oriented Enterprise Engineering Lifecycle (SOE2L) - a lifecycle for managing enterprise-wide implementation of Service-Oriented Architectures. He co-presented the SOE2L at the Ninth World Conference on Integrated Design and Process Technology in July of 2006. Much of the SOE2L fueled the architecture of XSP's latest product release – XSP™ V5, which is a Service-Oriented platform engineered specifically for global financial markets and built around a flexible, service-based platform.
Dan's passions outside of the office include cultivating (unsuccessfully) a golf habit, cycling, and indulging in online mayhem via Xbox Live. He is a huge Auburn fan and attends all the games, carrying season tickets for many years. Dan loves to travel with his wife and plans on striking it rich when he vacations in Las Vegas later this year.
Even though Dan has poured much energy into his career and into the XSP product, Dan's family remains his primary focus. Dan and his wife have two children: Carmen, their six year old daughter, and their son Phillip, who is three. No matter how hectic Dan's office life becomes he is home every night and weekend to spend time with his family. "You have to maintain a balance," Dan says, "Without a balance between career and family, you have dissonance. This dissonance can really impact you as a person. Any good manager will tell you that you have to take care of yourself before you can take care of the people around you."
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September 2010 - Alumni Spotlight - Ralph JordanThis alumni spotlight was originally shown in the September 2010 IEM Newsletter.
September's featured IEM alumni is Ralph Jordan. Ralph is currently a Capacity Engineer in Network Planning and Engineering for ATT Corp. His duties include managing projects to provision interconnections between network equipment; coordination between departments; serving on performance improvement teams; and ensuring network survivability. Prior to joining ATT, Ralph was a director in hospital information services for Charity Hospital in New Orleans supervising a crew responsible for Year 2000 rollover projects. Previously, he worked on full lifecycle software development projects for USDA and even enjoyed a short stint as a pilot in the Air Force.
August 2007 - Alumni Spotlight - Brian RabonThis alumni spotlight was originally shown in the August 2007 IEM Newsletter.
Brian Rabon is a software professional with a passion for people. His love for the human side of software development has led to his extensive research in the areas of requirements gathering and user interface design. In addition, Brian's passion finds him immersed in the fields of project management and leadership. His greatest satisfaction is derived from seeing projects and people achieve their full potential.
Currently working for Infinity Insurance Companies , Brian is a Programming Team Leader. In his role, he directs the work of nine developers to accomplish the strategic objectives of the Information Technologies department. He also spearheads an internship initiative and can often be seen at job fairs around town.
Brian holds a masters degree in Electrical Engineering, Information Engineering and Management, from the University of Alabama at Birmingham. His undergraduate degree is in Computer Science from Auburn University, where he did a concentration in Management. From his studies, Brian has been bitten by the entrepreneurial bug and is always on the lookout for bright, new innovative ideas.
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Elizabeth May, MP for Saanich-Gulf Islands and Leader of the Green Party of Canada, is today celebrating the Conservatives' reversal of their decision to close the Centre for Plant Health on the Saanich Peninsula.
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Residents from Saanich-Gulf Islands and from across BC signed petitions, asking that the Centre remain open, including the following petition that was presented by Elizabeth May yesterday, October 29th, 2012, in the House of Commons:
"Mr. Speaker, it is my honour to present a petition from constituents in my riding, from Salt Spring Island, Galiano and throughout Saanich. The petition calls upon the Minister of Agriculture, with whom I have had several personal conversations on the matter, to reconsider the closing of the plant health centre, which for 100 years has served the interests of science in understanding viruses. Since 1960, it has been the national centre for the quarantine of plant viruses. It is simply not feasible to pursue the current plan to move these facilities to the Okanagan. Therefore, I table this petition, which is calling for the plant health centre to remain open, on behalf of my constituents."
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- Jingle said...
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- 4 January 2013 05:52
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Amazing card Jenny - I love how you put all the die cuts together - stunning.
Thank you for joining us over at Totally Gorjuss and I wish you the very best of luck.
I hope you will be able to join in the fun with us on our next challenge.
Have a great weekend.
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- 5 January 2013 03:53
- Jenn said...
Very pretty. I love the white on white. Striking!
Thanks for partying with us at PTT! Hope to see you again soon.
- 5 January 2013 08:58
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Your card is lovely, I love the lattice. Thanks, so much for joining us for our challenge at Speedy Fox and friends.
- 5 January 2013 15:20
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This is so beautiful and elegant. Thanks for playing with LRS.
- 6 January 2013 03:47
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- 6 January 2013 13:08
- Jill said...
gorgeous card thanks for joining us at PTW hugs Jill xx
- 6 January 2013 18:33
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Wow this is just divine I love it the detail is just so perfect and very elegant! Thanks for joining us at Amy & Natalie's and Bearly Mine Challenges good luck and hope to see you back soon! Love Chanelle xx
- 7 January 2013 05:39
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Very elegant & stunning.
Thanks for joining in our first challenge at My Mum's Craft Shop and good luck!!
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- 7 January 2013 19:15
- Helen said...
Gorgeous - such an elegant card.
Thanks for joining us at Penny's.
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Nebraska State Fair launches two new cattle shows
The Nebraska State Fair will launch two new open cattle shows in 2014. The first is an open Junior Breeding Heifer Show, which will be at 4 p.m. Aug. 27 in the Five Points Bank Arena. This show will be open to any junior exhibitor who is enrolled in 4-H or FFA or is a member of a junior breed association.
Nebraska residency is not required. The entry fee is $25 per head and the entry deadline is Aug. 10. Go to the State Fair website for entry information.
Registration papers must be in the sole name of the exhibitor at least 30 days before the start of the fair. Original papers must be available for inspection at the show. Junior breeding heifers may also be exhibited in the open Breeding Cattle classes with an additional fee as well as the open class Jackpot Feeder and Breeding Calf Show. There is no limit to the number of animals an exhibitor may enter in this division. Substitutions within the same class and same owner only will be accepted until Aug. 15.
Classes for this initial year will be available for Angus, Charolais, Gelbvieh/Balancer, Hereford (polled and horned show together), Limousin (Limousin and Limflex show together), Red Angus, Shorthorn and Simmental (purebred and percentage show together) females. There will also be an Other Breeds division for those breeds not listed. If any breed fails to have 10 entries, those heifers will be placed into the Other Breeds division. Within each breed there will be a cow-calf class. The calf must be halter broke. Calf must be the cow's most recent natural calf and be no more than 280 days of age on the day of the show. Calf must be bred and owned by the junior exhibitor. There will also be an all breed showmanship class. Pre-entry is required, but no entry fee is required.
Premiums will be $50 for first, $40 for second and $30 for third place. A breed champion will receive $75 and a reserve breed champion will receive $50. Following the individual breed shows there will be an overall supreme champion Junior Breeding Female which will pay $400 and a reserve supreme champion Junior Breeding Female will pay $250.
In addition to the Junior Breeding Heifer Show 2014 will mark the first time exhibiting for Miniature Herefords at the Nebraska State Fair. Miniature Herefords are a smaller version of the Hereford Breed and are registered in the American Hereford Association Register. The Miniature Herefords have been shown all over the country in some of the largest livestock shows including the National Western Stock Show, Denver; the North American International Livestock Show, Louisville, Ky.; the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, the Iowa State Fair and the Star of Texas State Fair. Maximum hip height to be shown is 48 inches for mature bulls and 45 inches for mature females. The cattle will be in the barns Aug. 26 to 28. Their show will be on Aug. 27.
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Bangkok Dangerous, by twin brothers Danny and Oxide Pang, is an aggressively commercial genre piece that, like some recent Korean releases, has been clearly influenced by the Asian gangster genre once dominated by the now-ailing Hong Kong industry. And if the Pang brothers' goal is to demonstrate to the world the technical sophistication of Thai talent, they have succeeded (Danny worked for years in Hong Kong as an editor on such major productions as Storm Riders and A Man Called Hero). Bangkok Dangerous feels at times like a portfolio of flashy techniques: The filmmakers use slow motion, step-printing, jump cuts, different varieties of film stock, a frequently impressionistic soundtrack, freeze-frames, ghostly double exposures, time-lapse photography and editing that sometimes feel like cinematic hip-hop.
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When Carol Moseley Braun needed money for her new business, the onetime U.S. senator and ambassador — now one of the big names in the race for Chicago mayor — turned to a former campaign contributor for help.
Joseph Stroud, a millionaire TV station owner from Oak Brook, came through in August 2006 with a $250,000 loan for her company, Ambassador Organics, a line of coffees, teas and spices.
That was about nine months after Stroud — the owner of WJYS-Channel 62, a station that fills its airtime with paid religious programming, health shows and infomercials — was found liable of harassing a former employee in a racially charged court case that the U.S. Supreme Court upheld last month.
As the race to succeed Mayor Daley heats up, Braun now seems eager to distance herself from her benefactor.
"At the time that loan was closed, I had no knowledge of the allegations against him," Braun says of Stroud, "and I find his actions reprehensible."
The case stemmed from Stroud's firing of a woman named Jerri Blount in October 2000. Blount — who, like Stroud, is black — had taken the side of a white woman, fired by Stroud's company, who then filed a federal discrimination lawsuit.
After being fired herself, Blount sued Stroud. She testified that he got mad at her for backing her co-worker, called her an "ignorant n-----" and told her she shouldn't "side with" the other woman because "white people" have "done nothing for her."
Blount also testified that, another time, Stroud "started screaming at her and told her that she needed to know who she was 'up against,' asserting that he was 'one of the richest n-----s in the world," and that she did not know who she was 'f---ing with,' " according to an appeals court ruling. "Stroud also stated that he could cause her 'to cease to exist.' "
On Nov. 21, 2005, a Cook County jury ruled against Stroud, finding him liable in the civil case for retaliating against Blount and ordering him to pay her nearly $3.1 million. With the Supreme Court's Nov. 1 refusal to hear Stroud's final appeal, the amount he owes has now swelled to more than $6 million, including interest and other costs, records show.
Stroud, 69, denied Blount's allegations in court. He didn't respond to written questions submitted through his attorney. Other attempts to reach him were unsuccessful.
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Braun promised to repay Stroud "in full" by Aug. 28, 2009, and to repay First Midwest on Jan. 5, 2009, according to mortgage records that indicate neither loan has been discharged.
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Now, Braun acknowledges that the recession has hurt her company, which she launched in 2005. She says, "I began my small organic coffee and tea company at the beginning of the recession and have fought, like many other small-business owners, to hold on."
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Customers with iPhone 5c and 5s smartphones on O2's network can now get faster mobile data speeds after an update was released over the weekend to bring LTE support for the two devices.
The carrier update brings Telefonica-owned O2 up to speed with its LTE rivals EE and Vodafone, who have had LTE support for the 5c and 5s since launch.
O2 began selling Apple's latest generation of iPhones on 20 September without support for its 4G LTE network, which was launched in late August. At the time, O2 said it expected to resolve the issue within a few weeks and offered customers a £5 discount on their first month's bill. (Its 4G plans are £5 higher across the board than 3G plans with equivalent data allowances.)
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SmithtownB.e.s.t. Learning Center
525 Veterans Memorial Highway
Smithtown, NY, 11787
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SmithtownDevelopmental Disabilities Institute
99 Hollywood Dr
Smithtown, NY, 11787
(631)366-2900Special Education Schooln/a students | Gr. UG
SmithtownIvy League School
211 Brooksite Drive
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SmithtownSmithtown Christian School
1 Higbie Dr
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(631)265-3334(Christian)476 students | Gr. PK-12
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113 Terry Road
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SmithtownSt Patrick Elementary School
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Occupational therapy programs prepare people to help patients who have physical, mental, or emotional health problems learn skills to live on their own.
Occupational therapy programs include topics such as:
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Community colleges and other 2-year schools offer associate degree programs. An associate degree usually takes two years to complete. After earning an associate degree students can transfer to a college or university for further study.
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Lea Katherine Thompson was born May 31, 1961 in Rochester, Minnesota. She is the youngest of five children. Her parents are Barbara and Cliff Thompson. Since all her siblings were much older than her, Lea says it seemed like she had more than two parents. The family lived in the Starlight motel, all the kids sharing a room. Things began to look up for the family when Lea's father got a job in Minneapolis, where the family moved.
Lea's parents divorced when she was six, and her mother decided to maintain the family. This wasn't the easiest job considering her mother was alcohol addicted at the time. When she found the strength to quit drinking, she took a job playing the piano and singing in a bar to support Lea and her siblings. When Lea was seven, her mother remarried.
Ever since Lea was little, she loved to dance. Ballet to be exact. She would practice three to four hours everyday. Her first role was a mouse in The Nutcracker. After Lea turned fourteen, she had performed in more than forty-five ballets on stages such as The Minnesota Dance Theatre, The Pennsylvania Ballet Comapany, and The Ballet Repertory. She won scholarships to The American Ballet Theatre and The San Francisco Ballet. At age nineteen, Lea auditioned for Mikhail Baryshnikov, who later told her that she was too stalky. Lea knew her dreams had been crushed.
Lea began working as a waitress, also making twenty-two Burger King commercials and a few Twix commercials. She was perfect for these parts simply because she was the average girl-down-the-street from the midwest. Everyone who knows her can't believe she was and still is so completely different...trying to be independent and fight againts the system. In 1982, Lea made some type of a computer game or interactive movie known as Murder, Anyone.
Lea's first role was in the movie Jaws 3-D as a water ski bunny, although she couldn't swim or ski, which she still can't! She then met Dennis Quaid, who became her fiance and acting coach. Her next role was in All The Right Moves where she acted oppisite of Tom Cruise. Director Michael Chapman was so dissappointed with her performance, that he almost fired her. Between 1983 and 1984, Lea appeared in other "teen" movie such as Red Dawn, The Wild Life, and Going Undercover (aka Yellow Pages). Lea thinks it was lucky that in these movie they were able to use anyone who could walk and talk.
Lea's biggest known accomplishment, and her big break, came from the first Back to the Future. It was the biggest hit of 1985, and Lea was suddenly the most wanted actress. She could have her pick at any role she wanted to take on. She did - and made the worst choice of her life, Howard the Duck (Space Camp was released the same year, but it wasn't her worst choice). Although it was a George Lucas production movie, the critics turned the movie, and Lea, down. After this followed more dissappointing movie, which Lea says, "It was really painful, and it's still painful."
Director Howard Duetch offered Lea a part in his movie, Some Kind of Wonderful, but she refused. After he urged her to do it, she reconsidered. She won the Young Artist Award for best young actress. During filming, Howard and Lea fell in love, and she called it off with Dennis. She then went on to film Wizard of Lonliness, which was her first movie to not portray a young girl, but a woman.
Lea went on to film Back to the Future II and Tales from the Crypt. She then married Howard Duetch, who didn't exactly want to marry her. She continued filming Back to the Future III, Montana, and Article 99. Lea then took a break to stay home with her first born, Madeline.
She jumped back into acting in Dennis the Menace, where she says she just played herself. Then it was on to The Beverly Hillbillies, Stolen Babies, The Little Rascals, and The Substitute Wife. In 1994, she had her second child, Zoey.
Lea then went into filming The Unspoken Truth.
It was then that she was first given the script of a new NBC sitcom, Caroline in the City. It was probably the best decition Lea ever made. She won a People's Choice Award for best actress in a new sitcom. Unfortunatly, with all of NBC's problems, Caroline in the City kept being moved to a worse and worse time slot, giving it horrible ratings. The show ended after only four seasons. Bad ideas of creators (Julia, etc) didn't help either.
Lea quickly went onto The Right to Remain Silent, The Unknown Cyclist, and A Will of Their Own (a miniseries). She also guess starred in Friends: The Baby on the Bus as Caroline Duffy, and on the Larry Sanders Show.
Lea also did some on stage work, including starring as Sally Bowles in Cabaret. The show toured, and also appeared on Broadway. She then did The Vagina Monolouges in L.A.
Most recently, she is back on television with her new drama on Lifetime. She stars as a Chief Deputy Assistant District Attorney, Camille Paris.
She will soon be seen in two new movies, Electric, and The Haunted Lighthouse.
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The Associated Press | November 24,2013WASHINGTON As Democrats watched Senate Republicans use filibuster powers to thwart more and more of President Barack Obamas agenda and nominees, they wondered how much worse it could get.
They finally reached a breaking point this past week when party leaders concluded that what they called GOP obstruction had made a mockery of American democracy.
The Senate vote Thursday to curb some filibuster powers, after years of hesitation, will go down as a singular moment. Historians may view it as an inevitable step in the relentless march of partisanship, which severely has damaged the ability of Congress to conduct even routine business.
Senate Democrats opened themselves up to future retaliation by furious Republicans in order to let Obama, a Democrat, do things many of his predecessors typically did with minimal fuss: fill executive jobs and vacant judgeships.
Theyre at peace with the idea that this president, along with future presidents, deserve to, with rare exceptions, put their own people in place, said Jim Manley, who spoke Friday with his former boss, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev.
The current situation was untenable, Manley said, and something had to change.
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Todays pattern of obstruction, it just isnt normal, Obama said, praising the Senates 52-48 vote to change the rules. Republicans used the filibuster as a reckless and relentless tool, he said, simply because they opposed the policies that the American people voted for in the last election.
Neither party has been blameless for these tactics, the president noted. Indeed, Democrats blocked or delayed so many of President George W. Bushs appointees that Republicans, who ran the Senate in 2005, threatened to curtail filibuster powers in much the same way Democrats have done now. A bipartisan truce halted that effort, but it didnt last long.
Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky now says Obama and other Democrats will regret destroying a time-honored protection of minority rights in Congress, perhaps a lot sooner than you think.
The solution to this problem is an election, said a visibly angry McConnell. We look forward to having a great election in 2014.
Obama told reporters that in the 60 years before he took office, only 20 presidential nominees to executive positions had to overcome filibusters. In just under five years since I took office, nearly 30 nominees have been treated this way.
Now people ask whether the Senate rules change will make things better for the government and nation, or worse. Reid said it will help the country and the Senate. Others disagree, saying the quarrels will grow even hotter.
Thursdays actions did not prevent the minority party from using filibusters to block legislation or Supreme Court nominees. Sooner or later, some activists in both parties say, those barriers will fall, too.
It is just a matter of time perhaps as soon as the next Congress before one party or the other eliminates the filibuster for legislation, not just judicial appointments, said John Ullyot, a GOP Senate aide during the 2005 filibuster debates. The genie is out of the bottle, he said, and theres no putting it back in.
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Vermont Democrat Patrick Leahy, now the Senates longest-serving member, said he resisted changing filibuster rules for years, even when fellow Democrats complained. Yet over the past five years, Leahy said in a floor speech Thursday, Senate Republicans resorted to obstructionism that crossed the line from use of the Senate rules to abuse of the rules.
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The expanding Senate obstructionism, Obama said is not what our founders envisioned.
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Respiratory Therapy Program
Perhaps you are looking for a challenge
where you can be involved in the areas of disease prevention,
cardio-respiratory diagnosis, treatment, management and
rehabilitation of people with lung problems. Respiratory Therapy is
a health care specialty that provides these specialty opportunities.
As a
respiratory therapist, you will enjoy working in a fast-paced
environment where your technical and medical responsibilities will
be matched by a need for good human relations skills.
Practitioners in Respiratory Therapy are involved in a wide variety
of life-saving and life-supporting situations, working side by side
with physicians and others on the health care team. You'll treat
patients ranging in age from newborns to senior citizens. Expertise
in Respiratory Therapy is in great demand and opportunities to
expand your knowledge and skills are great.
Respiratory care practitioners work under the direction of qualified
physicians. Their job frequently involves the administration of
daily treatments to a variety of patients. Using sophisticated
medical equipment, respiratory care practitioners help people with
such lung disorders as asthma, emphysema, pneumonia, and bronchitis.
Respiratory therapists also work as members of the critical care
team in treating individuals who are seriously ill. This may include
computerized life-support technology that will mechanically breathe
for the patient. With the assistance of sophisticated monitoring
devices and techniques, they give around-the-clock care to
individuals who otherwise would not be able to survive
life-threatening conditions.
Respiratory Therapy is an allied health specialty employed in the
treatment, management, control, and care of patients with
deficiencies and abnormalities associated with the Cardiorespiratory
It means
the therapeutic use of medical gases, air and oxygen administering
apparatus, environmental control systems, humidification and
aerosols, drugs and medications, ventilatory assistance and
ventilatory control, chest physiotherapy and breathing retraining,
respiratory rehabilitation, assistance with cardiopulmonary
resuscitation, and maintenance of natural, artificial, and
mechanical airways.
testing techniques are employed in respiratory therapy to assist in
diagnoses, monitoring, treatment and research. This includes
measurement of ventilatory volumes, pressures and flows, and blood
gas analyses.
Respiratory Therapy is a licensed Allied Health Care Profession. There are
opportunities for employment as a general therapist or specialized
therapist in critical care, pediatrics, neonatology, rehabilitation
management, skilled nursing facilities, research and education.
Generally, most employment is in the hospital setting.
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