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When Becky O'Connor and Jamie Beattie received their diplomas during Chippewa Valley Technical College's spring commencement ceremony, their new employers were among those in attendance offering congratulations. Dr. Robin Williams and his wife Jackie congratulated the new grads, then reminded them to cancel any summer vacation plans. It's time to put their associate's degrees in health information technology to work.O'Connor and Beattie reported for duty at R. Williams & Associates, a counseling center in Menomonie where the students recently completed internships, the week after graduation.Dr. Williams, a licensed clinical social worker, contacted CVTC earlier this year seeking student assistance for his growing practice. He needed help with a variety of medical office tasks, including billing, data tracking, and communication with insurance companies."These are all things students learn in our program," says Margie Konik, an instructor in CVTC's Health Information Technology (HIT) program.The HIT program was involved in the oftentimes difficult process of finding internship opportunities for its students when Williams came calling earlier this year. "That's why we were so excited," Konik says. "Here we had someone coming to CVTC for students who could help his organization. This was totally out of the blue."Dr. Williams also took on Daniel Vanden Busch, a CVTC Marketing student, as an intern, charging him with creating a website for the counseling center.During their six-week internships, O'Connor and Beattie helped to organize the office operations of a counseling practice experiencing growing pains."It's been a very small practice, and all of a sudden it expanded pretty quickly," Jackie Williams says of R. Williams & Associates. With the recent addition of a second clinical social worker, Kami Ayres, the practice has evolved from a husband-and-wife office open three days a week to a full-time practice serving a growing number of clients who seek everything from life coaching and Christian-based counseling, to therapy for various forms of addiction, depression and other mental health issues.Previously Jackie Williams handled all office duties. But with the expansion of the practice and her preparations to begin seeing clients as a life coach, she has handed over her office duties to O'Connor and Beattie."They basically run our front-end office, including all the client-contact work," Jackie Williams says. "When they got here (on March 19) they just started putting systems in place, because when our volume started increasing so quickly, it was pretty chaotic for a while.""We were there to get the office set up in the proper format," O'Connor says, explaining that one of her first projects was to establish an electronic connection between the clinic and its clients' insurance companies, making the claims and reimbursement process much more efficient.Among Beattie's administrative tasks has been creating a master patient index, or MPI, which is a list of all past and current clients, including their names, contact information, and insurance data. She also has been developing a policies and procedures manual for the center's reception area and creating spreadsheets to track the practice's busiest times and the rate of appointment cancellations and client no-shows.For both students, their internships provided confirmation that they have made the right career choice. "It made me realize that I know a lot about the billing side of healthcare. That's what they are hiring me for," O'Connor says. "I didn't realize that I know so much about it until I started doing it. It helped all of the schooling come together for me.""What I learned in school gave me the confidence that I could go in there and run the place. That's the kind of mindset I had going into the internship," Beattie says. "My classes at CVTC had me feeling extremely well prepared."Kris Bignell, a CVTC Health Information Technology instructor, found the students' confidence to be well-founded when she visited them at work during their internship."I saw employees; I didn't see students," Bignell. "I saw knowledgeable employees contributing to the operations of a growing healthcare practice. They really were confident and eager to show me what they had accomplished."The students' accomplishments also have impressed Dr. Williams. "They've done everything we've asked of them, from scheduling and registering clients to research projects," he says. "I believe they were very assertive. They initiated themselves with confidence. They've certainly exceeded our expectations."To the point that, the week following graduation, the former interns became paid staff members at R. Williams & Associates. "We're very excited about that," Jackie Williams says, explaining that O'Conner and Beattie will begin working three days a week, with their hours increasing as the clinic's workload continues to grow."I hope they will eventually become full-time," she says. "Their work has been very, very, very good. We're very pleased."
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- I will oppose Free Trade Agreements (FTAs), and will promote Fair Trade that benefits the workers of all nations involved. FTAs do not work, they hurt American industry, and I will oppose the outsourcing of American jobs. See trade policy.
- I will support changes to our tax code to reward job creation in America, not outsourcing of jobs.
- I support rebuilding our infrastructure to increase economic activity and create construction jobs.
- I support education for workers including low or no-cost job retraining.
- I support Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid, and will fight to protect them. I support retirement security for all Americans.
We can start fixing our economy by understanding how our economy grows. In the past, consumers drove a healthy economy in the U.S. because most of the products they were purchasing were made in America. Companies were expanding to sell more products and this created jobs. Workers could afford to buy the products they made.
We lost our way when we changed the tax code to overly benefit the wealthiest, started treating investment banks and investment income more preferentially, and initiated Free Trade Agreements which unfairly penalized American workers.
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10 years after introducing 43 Things to the world, we have decided we have met our last goal: completing the incredible experience that has been 43 Things. Please join us in giving one last cheer to all the folks who have shared their goals with the world, as well as all the people who have worked at The Robot Co-op to build this incredible website. We won a Webby Award, published a book, and brought happiness to a lot of people.
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I can't wait for our nine-day trip to Denmark, Iceland and Sweden! 2 years ago
I'm learning Danish right now, and in a few years I plan on visiting Denmark, maybe even studying there :) 4 years ago
Right now I am in Denmark. But I am thinking back to how I came here for the first time and thought that it would be for a short stay. Apparently, there has been something about Denmark that has kept me here for a such long stay. What can it be? A lot of people complain about the Danish weather. Yes, it is true it can be unpredictable and windy a little bit but overall I am totally okay with it, especially springs and summers are great here.
If any of you are ever going to visit Denmark, the web TV show I've created might be of interest. It is all about Denmark. Visit Denmark and the show at www.MyDenmarkTV.com 5 years ago
im leaving on june 27th for Copenhagen with my boyfriend and im really excited..i just cant wait to see places and meet people! 5 years ago
It looks like I am finally going to get to go to Denmark! I am signed up to study abroad there from June – December. It all hinges on whether or not I can raise the scholarship money, now. 5 years ago
I did finally get to Europe this year for work but I went to Switzerland instead. Almost had a trip when I has there for work to head to Sweden and Denmark. Maybe next time! 6 years ago
Well, just to see if they have anything interesting out there…
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Noted as one of the top 3 Happiest Place on Earth, I am beyond curious; I am driven to see what it is that makes Denmark such a happy place. 6 years ago
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Happy Valentines Day folks!!!
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Whatta fucking day!!!
Things I have learned today:
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- Just because you're fat and ugly does not give you license to take it out on the world.
- If you have a problem about something, speak up but be mindful of how you deliver the message. Diplomacy is the key to a healthy working relationship.
- Patience is a virtue that I clearly need more of.
- Miss Rhing will probably never get rid of those blasted ringback tunes! I need to learn to just live with it.
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California officials said Tuesday afternoon that the detection of a Central Valley dairy cow infected with Mad Cow disease poses no public health threat.
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Most people's reaction to Samantha Brick's Daily Mail article about the perils of being an attractive woman was: "But she's not even that beautiful"! For those in the trade, it was: "Clever sub-editor." Or possibly: "Evil sub-editor."
You can write a piece about how the DM hates women, and of course Hadley Freeman of The Guardian already has (find it here if you want to read the words "The Daily Mail hates women" repeated a number of times). But that's hardly the purpose of this blog. This blog is intended for sub-editors, and fans of good sub-editing. Good subs understand their readers, and so any good sub knows that headlines such as this do not appear because that newspaper or its editorial team hate women. They appear because its readers do; specifically, readers of its Femail section. Women hate women. So this is really a very good headline.
Was it fair? Do they know their own strength? Does the sub in question have a pang of regret at the troll lynching Ms Brick has received since the piece went online, or have they been cackling away at their own genius since Tuesday? Let's call her "she", in fact, because I feel relatively sure it's a woman. Only a woman truly understands how much women hate women. She may feel either way; on the few occasions I have tried out something like this on a page, I have usually toned it down on second thoughts. But the DM doesn't pull its punches – so that while The Guardian may accuse it of wife-beating, it has had fantastic global publicity.
For my part, I heard about it from a friend at The National in Dubai, with whom I'm staying this week. The Middle Eastern angle on it is interesting because the reason Ms Brick's (or her sub's) tone offends people is that it is not modest. There does seem from this remove to be something rather odd about a culture that urges a woman constantly to look beautiful, groom herself carefully, emulate this or that celebrity, and then condemns her for acknowledging that people find her attractive. It's counterintuitive. But kudos to the sub for understanding it.


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Tillys took the markets current "right sizing" wrath full blunt, right in the kisser. Tilly went public May of 2012 and shareholders have been stuck in a declining pattern since, dumping 30% after earning Thursday morning reaching the current bottom of mid-$8 after the morning dust settled. Lately a "dump" has been taking 2-4 days to settle, but Tilly did manage a bottom bounce early in the day, usually a good sign for a "play" and evaluate move.
Retail has been a tough environment for the "specialty" retailers lately. Many are facing stiffer competition and lower customer spends. Still Tilly continues to post profits, is debt free, and is growing it's footprint. 200 stores, 32 states, popular brands with a mix of private label. Attracts teens which is "bad" in this economy, but popular brands can garnish higher loyalty and margins.
With competitors, especially Aeropostale in trouble, Tilly needs to be careful going forward. It may not be able to match, nor may it want to, price promotions and other incentives that are wearing down their margins, but rather may want to up their game in other areas to try to twist the knife in deeper and further weaken competitors who could lose their loyal customers as their customer perception weakens.
Retail is not a strong play for me. I've caught several near bottom, rode them up for awhile and then had them collapse under me. Some of the bigger chains offer dividends that while they don't always hold, can help signal strength if supported by good cash flow. Tillys use to pay a dividend before they went public. It's unclear if they plan to restart one "if they gain" more stability. Tillys does have what the big players doesn't....serious growth potential, VERY LOW FLOAT, very low volume, very good institutional holdings, all which can lend to more stable pricing once a bottom is found. Low volume took down the share price, but low volume can bring it back up if Tillys can demonstrate potential.
I think they can, and I'll give them a CAPS call at this point. Unfortunately, most clothing retailers "show the money" on the holiday quarters. Tillys could have a tough few quarters going forward, but their apparel is the type that needs refreshed year round, especially in the summer months and not necessarily under the Christmas tree.
Insider trading shows a lot of selling, executives do not have any ownership in the company. Declined in operating income. Cash flow sheet shows huge dividend payments but I don't see a dividend being paid on the stock. The dividend payments are like 2x as high as the operating cash flow
Long. Tilly's apperal stores. Great growth happening. Trading at a fraction of the P/S and P/E ratios of some of its peers. Very undervalued here at 16x trailing and 14x forward earnings.
Opportunity to increase store base 3x domestically. + Margin expansion (and I believe company's LT OM target have upside to double digit EBIT margins. Can see 20% + Sales growth for next 5 years. Sitting $0.50 above IPO and beat first 2 Q's post IPO. Think great entry price here at $16 level.


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2008 Hall of Fame class announced
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October 6, 2008
Jenny (Eagan) Atkinson
Jenny (Eagan) Atkinson was a key player in what was the developing renaissance of the WC women's basketball team. A point guard from Seton High School in Cincinnati, she came to Wilmington College with reluctance that lasted but a moment.
"When I visited Wilmington, I fell in love as soon as I was on campus," she said. "Everybody was so friendly. Coach [Jerry] Scheve was awesome to meet with. I instantly liked him, and after four years it was even better than the first day that I visited. If I could, I'd come back today and do it all again."
Atkinson was an undeniable force who could win a game with a jaw-dropping assist, a long jumper or a spin dribble-drive to the basket. Her 522 career assists rank third on the all-time WC list and her 1,333 points rank eighth in team history.
As impressive as the 1996 All-American's statistics are, perhaps her greatest influence was on the culture of the WC program, contributions that continue to set the standard more than a decade later. When Scheve picked up career win No. 300 on Jan. 25, 2006, he put Eagan's impact into context.
"When Jenny came here, we were kind of at our low point," Scheve said. "During her sophomore year, we made her a captain because of her leadership abilities. Over the next three years is when we really got the program turned around. A big reason for that was her doing. There's a lot of things our captains today think are rules from me that were really rules that Jenny Eagan passed down as a captain 10 years ago."
Atkinson works for Cincinnati Financial Corp. She and her husband Steve reside in Ross. They have a son Ty and a daughter Katie.
JoAnne Ludmann
JoAnne Ludmann came to Wilmington with designs on avoiding soccer. That didn't happen. In fact, the Anderson High School graduate not only found, but also helped re-define soccer at Wilmington College.
"I came to Wilmington because I was burnt out playing soccer, and my high school basketball coach wanted me to play basketball at Wilmington," Ludmann said. "But my dad really wanted me to play soccer and Steve seemed like he wasn't going to be too crazy, too demanding."
"Steve" was WC head coach Steve Spirk, who recruited a freshman class in 1993 that was destined to win 66 games over four seasons of unprecedented success. Ludmann played in the midfield as a freshman, but moved to central defense in 1994 and became the standard to which future WC sweepers would aspire.
An All-American her senior season, Ludmann started all 79 games of her WC career. Her 20 assists rank ninth on the WC all-time list — but it was her presence on the field and feel for the game that perhaps most helped the Quakers to their first two NCAA Tournament appearances.
A product of the high-profile high school and club ball hotbed on Cincinnati's eastern edge, Ludmann relished the less busy, more personal environment that Wilmington College offered.
"Everybody was there because they wanted to play. It was more for the love of the game instead of because you had to," Ludmann said. "I really enjoyed the family of the school. To me, that was the best part. You'd have friends come visit you from the Ohio States and UK's of the world, and they would always tell us to never transfer, because everybody at Wilmington was friends."
Ludmann works for Columbia Beauty Supply, a division of L'Oreal. She lives in Charlotte, N.C.
Steve Moyer
Steve Moyer spent his first year with the Wilmington College football team as a member of the offensive line. The transfer from Eastern Kentucky University, however, longed to make tackles rather than throw blocks. In 1977, he was switched to linebacker, launching what turned out to be the most prolific three years of individual tackling in team history.
"I played offensive tackle my freshman year, but I didn't feel like I was in the groove yet," Moyer said. "But I always felt like I was at home, that Wilmington was a good place to be. The small-college environment was what I needed and wanted. There were a lot of good people and good friends. That's what was most important to me."
Moyer said the linebacker position fit him best because of its physical nature and that it gave him the opportunity to "legally hit people." He liked it so much that he hit people in record numbers. In 1977, Moyer recorded 130 tackles and snagged five interceptions. A year later he set the single-season tackles record of 170 that stands 30 years later. In just three seasons, the Valley View High School graduate compiled 427 tackles, also a record that continues to endure time's test. Moyer's nine interceptions also rank on the WC Top-10 list.
A two-time All-American, Moyer not only left an individual legacy, he also helped set the table for Wilmington's 1980 run to the NAIA national championship game. He described his football memories at Wilmington as precious, but the personal experiences as priceless.
"The games were nice, but the associations I had with my teammates and my coaches are most important to me," Moyer said.
Moyer is a seventh-grade social studies teacher at Valley View Middle School. He and his wife Martha reside in Farmersville. They have four children, Sasha, Erin, Steven and Rebecca, and two grandchildren.
Wayne Stacy
Wayne Stacy arrived on the Wilmington campus in the fall of 1988, by way of Bethel-Tate High School and the University of Cincinnati. His goal was to become a two-sport athlete. Twenty years later, his name in the WC football and track and field record books is proof enough that his goal was attained.
Recruited by Bill Ramseyer to play football for the Quakers, Stacy said his two-sport dream that would never have materialized at UC became an instant reality at WC.
"Coach Ramseyer made it possible. One of the things he told me when he recruited me was that 'when it's football season, you'll be at football, and when it's track season, you'll be at track,'" Stacy said. "Even as a coach now, I see kids are pulled in a couple directions, but he made it incredibly easy to do both. That was one of the biggest reasons I came to Wilmington."
Stacy didn't take long to splash upon the scene. In 1989 he set the school record in the discus and decathlon — records that still stand, like his 100-meter dash mark established in 1991. On the football field Stacy played safety in 1988 and finished with four interceptions and 80 tackles.
The departure of Derron Calvert and Keith Regenhard created a void at wide receiver that he was chosen to help fill. In the next two seasons he pulled down 117 catches for 1,803 yards and 20 touchdowns, numbers that occupy Top-10 positions in the WC all-time charts. In 1990 he was named an NAIA All-American.
Stacy is the cross country and track and field head coach at William Penn University. He has three children; Jacob, Lauren and Zach. He resides in Indianola, Iowa.


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- 3 ounces purified hot water
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- 1/2 pinch ground black pepper
- 6 ounces olive oil
Using a small cast iron tea pot, add the water and tea and let steep for 8 minutes. Pour the tea through a strainer into a blender or food processor, being careful not to let any tea leaves go into the blender. Add the vinegar, and the salt and pepper. While the blender is running, drizzle in the olive oil until emulsified.
This recipe was provided by professional chefs and has been scaled down from a bulk recipe provided by a restaurant. The FN chefs have not tested this recipe, in the proportions indicated, and therefore, we cannot make any representation as to the results.
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Columbia, MO - Fifty-three University of Missouri Track & Field student-athletes were named to the 2012 Academic All-Big 12 Track & Field team the conference office announced this week. The Tigers led the conference in both women and men named to the teams as 26 women and 27 men were selected. Missouri had 45 first team selections and 8 on the second team. The 53 selections are the most the Missouri Track & Field program has ever had.
Of the first team selections, Missouri also led the conference with the most men earning a 4.0 GPA. Seniors Kellyn Fogarty (Marshalltown IA), Phillip King (Columbia, MO), Matt Willingham (Cape Girardeau, MO), along with freshman Merid Seleshi (Ontario, Canada) earned the honor. In all, only 7 men student-athletes participating in track & field had 4.0 GPAs.
A total of 156 female student-athletes were honored, including 140 first team members and 16 second team honorees. On the men's side, 116 earned honors, with 86 first team and 30 second team selections. Combined, the two teams had 226 first team selections and 46 second team members.
First team members consist of those who have maintained a 3.20 or better GPA while the second team selections hold a 3.00 to 3.19 GPA. To qualify, student-athletes must maintain a 3.00 GPA or higher either cumulative or the two previous semesters and must have participated in 60 percent of their team's scheduled contests. Freshmen and transfers are not eligible in their first year of academic residence. Senior student-athletes who have participated for a minimum of two years and meet all the criteria except percent of participation are also eligible.
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LOS ANGELES, July 28, 2012 — George Jefferson has permanently left the building. He is now reunited with his beloved Weezie, having moved on up to that deluxe apartment in the sky.
Several days ago the world lost an immense talent with the passing of Sherman Hemsley at the age of 74. Mr. Hemsley succeeded in Hollywood but lived his final years quietly at his home in Texas.
While any discussion of Mr. Hemsley begins and ends with "The Jeffersons," he had a comedic talent that served him well before and after he and his alter ego George Jefferson struck it rich.
He would go on to play Deacon Frye in "Amen," which launched Anna Marie Horsford to stardom. His talents on Broadway were so respected by Norman Lear that Mr. Lear held the role of George Jefferson open for two years until Mr. Hemsley finally accepted.
The hour of television that included "All in the Family" and "The Jeffersons" may have been the finest comedy hour in the history of television. Sherman Hemsley began playing his George Jefferson character on "All in the Family" as a counter-puncher to Carroll O'Connor's Archie Bunker.
Yet George Jefferson was more than just a black Archie Bunker. Archie was white, but he was working class. He was also not a role model. He was not what we aspired to be. George Jefferson was a role model not just for black people, but for everybody. The character always reminded others that he earned his money by working hard.
One episode showed how he began his dry-cleaning business, wondering if it would ever survive. Finally a woman comes in and makes it clear that she will be a repeat customer if he does a good job. She demands "light on starch." He takes the dollar she gives him and puts it on the wall, the first dollar he ever made. That episode begins with George counting his money. "Ones on the left, fives in the middle, tens on the end…and twenties in the pocket."
Yet we see a softer side of George at the end of that episode. His very first (and now long-time) customer comes in. She owes him some money and apologizes for falling behind, saying something about "ever since my husband died." After she leaves, he rips up her IOU bill and throws it away.
It is worth noting that the elderly woman is white. Her race was trumped by her being his oldest and most loyal customer. Normally George believed in the cliche that it was not about black or white, but green. Yet at this moment, even money became secondary.
Yes, George could be obnoxious. Neighbors Tom and Helen Willis were an interracial couple that he kept referring to as a "zebra." Yet he never got the last word with his wife or his house-lady. Marla Gibbs played maid Florence, while Isabel Sanford was outstanding as wife Louise "Weezie" Jefferson. Whenever George would come perilously close to crossing a moral line, he would ask "What would Weezie do?"
Then he would grudgingly make the tough but morally right decision. One example was lowering prices 10% in his one store located in a poor neighborhood.
One powerful episode dealt with George finding out that members of the Ku Klux Klan were holding a meeting in his building. When the Klan leader has a heart attack, George performs CPR and saves his life. When the man's son tells him a black man saved him, the man replies, "Son, next time let me die." George feels defeated, thinking that the world would never change. Yet it does. The father remains a racist, but the son immediately rips the racist brochures in half and quits the Klan.
While the show dealt with serious themes, it was first and foremost a comedy. Mr. Hemsley was simply hilarious. No matter how hard George tried, he could never get on the good side of bank president H.L. Whittendale. Mr. Whittendale was white, but this was also never about race. As it was explained to George by a Whittendale associate, "He hates your guts."
One heartwarming episode had George reading his granddaughter a bedtime story about a monster named "inflation." At the end the girl cried, so he tried a different story. There was "a mama bear, a papa bear, and a big, fat, polar bar named (Tom) Willis."
In one fine scene, we saw all of George's good and bad points at once. When an elderly couple fought so much that they were about to divorce, George stepped in to demand an end to the bickering. He gave a passionate, heartfelt speech about how marriage was hard work. Nothing good comes easy, and love is about accepting people for their flaws and getting over it. First came the serious message, and then came the comedy when referencing Weezie.
"Do you know why our marriage works? Because I put up with all her faults! She'd do the same for me if I had any!"
Weezie's look of exasperation and love at her husband reflected his noble intentions, even if his ultimate delivery was lacking.
While Sherman Hemsley insisted that George Jefferson was nothing like him, they shared some important things in common. They both worked hard, combined luck, skill, and immense talent, and built good lives for themselves. They believed in the American dream because they embodied it.
They loved America, and America certainly loved them back.
Both George Jefferson and Sherman Hemsley will be missed.
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