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Congressional Black Caucus Foundation
The Congressional Black Caucus Foundation (CBCF) conducts research on issues affecting African Americans, publishes a yearly report on key legislation, and sponsors issue forums, leadership seminars and scholarships. Although linked with the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC), the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation is a separate nonprofit group that runs programs in education, healthcare and economic development.
Established in 1976 by members of the CBC, the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation (CBCF) began as a non-partisan research institute. Today, the Foundation is organized as a nonprofit, nonpartisan public policy, research and educational institute with an office located near Dupont Circle in Washington, D.C., as well as a Board of Directors and two Advisory Councils. Rep. Chaka Fattah serves as the Chairperson of CBCF and A. Shuanise Washington serves as its president and chief executive officer.
Fundraising events and corporate partners support CBCF programs. The CBCF funds many of its activities by hosting the Annual Legislative Conference each September.[1] The Foundation often works with the Congressional Black Caucus Spouses, a group of wives and husbands of the African Americanmembers of the United States Congress.
The CBCF's official website states that its mission is to "advance the global black community by developing leaders, informing policy and educating the public." In order to achieve this mission, the CBCF works to facilitate the exchange of ideas and information addressing critical issues affecting black communities, develop research and historical resources for the public, provide leadership development and scholarship opportunities, and develop programs and research to address social, economic and health disparities.
African American members of Congress established the Congressional Black Caucus in 1971. In 1976, the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation was established as a non-partisan research institute by members of the Congressional Black Caucus and other individuals looking to enhance Black involvement in the political process. The first official meeting of the incorporators of the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation was held on September 30, 1976. At this time, Yvonne Burke of Los Angeles (not yet a member of Congress) was elected temporary chairman of the CBCF. In 1981, expansion of the CBCF resulted from a change in the House Administration Committee rules governing caucuses.
The first Annual Congressional Black Caucus Dinner was held in 1971, before the creation of the CBCF.
A New York Times article that investigated the caucus's connections to corporate interests reported that from 2004 to 2008, the Congressional Black Caucus's political and charitable wings took in at least $55 million in corporate and union contributions.[2]
The caucus says its nonprofit groups are intended to help disadvantaged African Americans by providing scholarships and internships to students, researching policy and holding seminars on topics like healthy living.
In 2008, the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation spent more on the caterer for its signature legislative dinner and conference — nearly $700,000 for an event one organizer called "Hollywood on the Potomac" — than it gave out in scholarships, federal tax records show.
The Dallas Morning News reported in August 2010 that congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson had awarded thousands of dollars in college scholarships to four relatives and a top aide's two children using foundation funds. The recipients were ineligible under anti-nepotism rules of the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation, which provided the money, and all of the awards violated a foundation requirement that scholarship winners live or study in a caucus member's district.[3]
The foundation's former chairman, Rep. Donald Payne, D-N.J., said that neither the foundation nor the Congressional Black Caucus "will allow unethical behavior in the awarding of scholarships or any programs that are designed to benefit the community." [4]
- Center for Policy Analysis and Research
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- Black Health Empowerment Project (BHEP)
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- Chairperson: Rep. Chaka Fattah
- President & CEO: A. Shuanise Washington
- Vice Chairperson: R. Donahue Peebles
- Secretary: Kevin Brown
- Treasurer: Marcus Sebastian Mason
- ^ "Congressional Black Caucus Foundation holds 35th Legislative Conference". Jet. October 17, 2005.
- ^ Lipton, Eric; Lichtblau, Eric (February 13, 2010). "In Black Caucus, a Fund-Raising Powerhouse". The New York Times.
- ^ Gillman, Todd J.; Hoppe, Christy (August 30, 2010). "Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson violated rules, steered scholarships to relatives". The Dallas Morning News. Retrieved 2012-06-15.
- ^ Gillman, Todd J. (August 31, 2010). "Black Caucus Foundation chair denounces Eddie Bernice Johnson, 'self-dealing' in scholarships". The Dallas Morning News. Retrieved 2012-06-15.
Further reading[edit]
- Copson, Raymond W. The Congressional Black Caucus and Foreign Policy. Ed. Susan Boriotti and Donna Dennis. Hauppauge: Novinka, 2003.
- "Congressional Black Caucus Foundation to Address Energy Crisis, Other Major Policy Concerns at 36th Annual Legislative Conference." US Newswire 1 Sept. 2006.
- Chew, Cassie. "Home sweet home: Congressional Black Caucus Initiative Leads HBCU, Community College Students down the Road to Homeownership. (Historically Black Colleges and Universities)." Black Issues in Higher Education. 21.13 (August 12, 2004): 28(4).
- "Congressional Black Caucus." The Columbia Encyclopedia, 6th ed. 2012. Retrieved February 7, 2013 from Encyclopedia.com.


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NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A federal judge says he expects the second phase of a trial over BP's 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico to last 16 days.
An order issued Thursday by U.S. District Judge Carl Barbier said the second phase will be tried in two parts.
The first part, which starts Sept. 30, will explore BP's efforts to stop the flow of oil that gushed from its blown-out Macondo well. The second part, lasting 12 days, is designed to determine how much oil spilled into the Gulf before the well was capped.
Barbier heard eight weeks of testimony for the trial's first phase, which was designed to identify the causes of the blowout and assign fault to the companies involved.
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MediaLibrary Basic
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Media library software provides a full-featured media library or media collection management environment on a Joomla-based website and allows you to manage large media libraries with music, game, video,movies and books. Media library manager software can also be used to easily set up a media selling shop using Amazon if you want. With an Amazon Associates ID you can earn credits with media (music, game, video, movies and books) sales through Amazon, while Amazon takes care of the handling and shipping.
Change summary in best media library software:
01. Displaying and manager more then one rents.
02. Adding rent until date.
03. Changed price. Now it is consists of two fields: price and price units.
- Added to search module possible search by price.
- Changed Database Structure.
- Added simi automatic update mode.
- Added number of pages.
- Added tree structure of categories in backend add media.
- Added tree structure of categories in search frontend.
- Changed rating media. Now it is average of reviews.
- Rebuilt fetch info from Amazon. Now we do that with help Curl.
- Added gallery view, for show media.
- Added option for set how users can see all media(music, game, video and books): gallery or list.
- Added to frontend possibility sort media by price / title.
- Added option fordefault sort media .
- Error fix.
- Very much other small features.
Also MediaLibrary component support:
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* Lend/Return management, with frontend lend request possibility
* Possibility of frontend media reviews by users, reviews management in the backend
* Built-in emedia support
* Media information and covers retrieved from Amazon through ISBN c.q. ASIN or entered manually
* Import and export options (CSV, XML, MySQL)
* Remote files accessed through CURL for added security
* English included, additonal language files can be downloaded later from the website
* Requires Joomla 1.5.x, PHP5 with SOAP, CURL, XSL
For more details about the extent of Media Library features see: http://ordasoft.com/Media-library-software-Joomla.html
The component offers four different media categories - books, music, videos and games. This basic set is only expandable with sub categories, that are treated like their main categorie, so if you want eBooks or audiobooks, they would be a sub category of books and music. Also implemented is a solution for lending books, this makes it suitable for small libraries like in schools or churches. The real killer feature is the media information import from Amazon. However, it will not work in many cases (there is a longwinded explanation in the documentation why - the bottom line is that it will work for English, but mostly not for other languages). For me, it definitely did not work.
The component is built on top of VirueMart and acts quite separated from your Joomla universe (media, articles, reviews and so on are proprietary), also if you want to fit it in your template, you'll find yourself in some tweak work.
Installation can cause trouble because it has very specific needs to your php implementation, and you might find yourself negotiating with your hoster to compile an individual php server for you, that can be very time consuming and expensive.
The documentation comes only with the Pro versions, so when you really want to try the component with all its features, you're forced to buy it. The only living demo I found is in cyrillic letters and not understandable for non-russian speakers like me, so it's not really helpful. There are more demo links, but those sites were down when I tried to look at them.
Support is responsive within 24 hours, however in my case only offered individual (and hence paid) customization work.
So in general, if you look for features like genres or book series, you'll be disappointed, also the vendor is not planning to implement them in a future release (said it's too complicated), and you might better go for a content builder like K2 or Zoo. Other than that, when you can live with these limitations, it's a good choice.
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Teach courses in biological sciences. Includes both teachers primarily engaged in teaching and those who do a combination of teaching and research.
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- Prepare and deliver lectures to undergraduate or graduate students on topics such as molecular biology, marine biology, and botany.
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- Compile, administer, and grade examinations, or assign this work to others.
- Keep abreast of developments in the field by reading current literature, talking with colleagues, and participating in professional conferences.
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Staff Writer | January 22,2013John Cassarino thinks it might be time to return to city politics.
"One day I think I will, the next day, maybe not," said the former mayor, who is circulating a petition to get his name on the ballot as a candidate for the Board of Aldermen. "I'm leaning towards it, but I'm leaving the option open. ... I don't have any axes to grind, I have a lot of experience. You hear a lot of people complain. Rather than complain, you ought to step up and do something."
Two members of the board of Aldermen have said they will not run for re-election and a third has described himself as unsure. A dearth of candidates prompted Alderman William Notte to send out a call for people to step up and run. Cassarino said the apparent lack of interest in the race pushed him toward entering.
"If qualified people don't get involved, it leaves the door open for some people that you probably don't want in there," he said. "I think I have something to offer. ... I think it's good there are young people involved. I think there's still room for an old-timer."
Cassarino, 69, served 16 years on the board, including a stint as president, before serving as mayor from 1999 to 2007. He chose not to seek re-election at the end of his fourth term.
"I was tired," he said. "My wife had retired."
Cassarino said he had a number of health issues after he stepped aside, including an infection from a spider bite, knee and back surgeries and a struggle with cancer.
"I'm three and a half years clear now, thank God," he said. "I was falling apart. Now, I'm feeling pretty good. ... I don't think you could say I was missing it. I think I have something to offer."
Until recently, Cassarino was cooking at the Open Door Mission three nights a week, and he said he continues to serve on the board of that organization as well as the Vermont State Liquor Board. He also said he has continued to watch the goings-on at City Hall.
A number of people have encouraged him to run, but Cassarino said he has not quite decided whether to commit. He is, however, gathering signatures.
"I figure that way if I really want to do it, I can," he said. "If I wait until the last minute, I'd have to scramble."
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The German singer-songwriter Gesine Heinrich composes songs in five languages: German, English, French, Italian and Spanish. Her works include love songs as well as philosophical ballads which range from classic to pop, from jazz to chanson, from folk to film music. To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Élysée Treaty, she will perform some of her original songs in German and French, as well classic Lieder and chansons by Barbara, Edith Piaf and Brecht/Weill.
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All Clad: Stainless Steel vs Copper Core?
My old, mid-grade pans are starting to go, so I plan to start buying some good stuff. All my old stuff was non-stick, so I want something I can deglaze on, good even heat conduction and long-lasting. All Clad seems to be pretty universally respected. Is there a big difference between their stainless steel and copper core cookware? I know copper is supposed to be best for even heat conduction. Is the difference noticeable?
I presume you mean copper core vs. aluminum core. I recently heard a supposed expert say that the home cook is unlikely to notice any difference.
FWIW, Consumer Reports ranked All-Clad in a middling category among stainless. KitchenAid, Calphalon Contemporaryand Emerilware were tops. Note that stainless steel interior fry pans (but not saucepans) are difficult to clean. I discarded my All-Clad.
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And you can put Sitram in the dishwasher. All-Clad copper core has a fancy copper ring that unfortunately makes it look nice, but renders it unsafe in the DW. In other words, you're spending more cash and making more work for yourself by buying All-Clad cooper versus Sitram.
Aluminum-core will work with induction. I do not believe the copper-core will - although I might be wrong. Definitely something to think about as you never know.
As for Consumer Reports - in my opinion, and based on my experience - that rag has totally lost its ability to consistenly produce sounds ratings. I wouldn't get too hung up on that.
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Aluminum core or copper makes no difference as far as induction compatibility. Induction only acts on the ferrous (iron) material in the pan. In a pan designed with induction in mind, the steel disk on the bottom of the pan (or the outer layer, if it's fully clad) is magnetic, that layer reacts to the electromagnetic field generated by the induction element and generates heat. The core material (aluminum, copper, whatever) distributes that heat evenly to the interior surface of the pan.
All All-Clad is expensive, I've noticed that they use basic All-Clad MC2 aluminum in the Iron Chef America kitchen so the performance of all of their cookware is probably similar.
If you are willing to wash the pans by hand, which I do with most of my cookware anyway, I've always preferred the All-Clad LTD anodized for looks - My 3 qt.cooper core saute (a gift) is kind of ugly and dull after 5 years use, and the copper lid tarnishes badly.
The copper isn't just a ring, it's the exposed core and while it's OK to put them in the dishwasher, the exposed copper will darken to a dull gray if you do.
I think that any All-Clad you buy will be great.
I own 2 sets of All-clad and love them....you obviously have to hand wash them...the LTD finish can be kept new looking with "Barkeepers Friend" ...a cleanser that is not too harsh
Copper Core is ~1.6mm of actual copper, from all accounts, which is basically table service. The prices are obscene and for about the same amount of money as any given All-Clad copper core piece, you could purchase a similar piece from Bourgeat, Falk, or Mauviel constructed of 2.5mm stainless-lined copper, which will offer a larger heat reservoir and more control. Of course, you can't expect it to look nice if you throw it in the dishwasher afterwards, but Jacques Pepin does not seem to mind this. Having switched to heavy copper (from eg. cast iron and aluminum) I would never go back and would never pay All-Clad prices for table service copper. (Cast iron is great for some things and I certainly would never part with my skillets -- however the response time leaves something to be desired, so it is not my idea of a versatile material.)
Regular All-Clad is expensive enough (and to my mind, a somewhat dubious value given that other manufacturers make stainless-clad aluminum with more comfortable handles). Copper Core is absurd and offers no marginal benefits compared to professional heavy copper. If you put a little thought into it and shop around, you can crush their value proposition flat.
If you love the look of All-Clad and the handles happen to be everything you ever dreamed of ergonomically, then by all means go for it. If you're looking for nearly ideal heat conduction and fine control, and Copper Core happens to be in your budget, then you would be well served by reading a little on the properties of various metals and pan shapes, then rendering a decision. The oft-referenced warhorse of a tutorial by Sam Kinsey is a good place to start:
You don't need to pay All-Clad (or Mauviel, or Calphalon) prices for a stockpot, whereas spending the extra money for heavy clad aluminum or stainless-lined heavy copper in a saucier actually will give you a huge benefit (because of the even heating and quick response to temperature changes while you are working on sauces or reductions).
As others have mentioned, if you have even the slightest inkling that you might want an induction burner at any point in your future, you should make sure that whatever pans you choose have a magnetic steel or iron layer (or, in the cast of cast iron and enameled cast iron, are entirely constructed of ferrous material). I didn't see that in your original post, but it's a valid concern.
I was in a similar situation not too long ago -- my pans that heated up fast did not heat up evenly, and the ones that heated evenly (cast iron) did not respond quickly when I turned down the flame. Eventually it dawned on me that you have to pick and choose if you want to get your money's worth. I hope that the above information will help you to choose satisfactorily, too.
There are four lines and two types of AllClad ware. The Stainless and Cop-R-Chef lines have only 2 mm. cores and are not worth having. If you go with AllClad, get the MasterChef or LTD lines, which have a 4 mm. core and are good. http://cookwarenmore.com/home/index.cfm has full quality irregulars at great prices.
That said, you'll pay a LOT more for AllClad than for other brands that are just as good, and often better, such as Sitram or Paderno.


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