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The homeschool memoirs theme this Thanksgiving week is, appropriately, "A Thankful Heart", where we are asked to list 27 things to be thankful for. Here are 27 of mine:
- Jesus – for saving me.
- Sunshine
- My home – after losing our home in 2004, and spending the next four years renting and moving multiple times, 2008 marks the year that we were once again blessed with the opportunity to purchase our own place to call home.
- My husband, who works extremely hard to provide for us. He is gone over 11 hours a day for his full-time job, then does extra work on the side to make ends meet.
- Great Friends!
- The freedom to homeschool. There are so many freedoms we take for granted in this country, and this one is substantial. We have the rights (for now), as parents in this country, to education our own children in the manner that we deem the most appropriate.
- The freedom to worship as we choose. I am thankful to not be living under persecution; to have the right to attend church, read the Bible, and to legally and openly live my life as a Christian.
- Soldiers. I am thankful for those who give freely of their time, and even their lives; sacrificing their comforts and time with their own families to make sure that we, my family, can continue to enjoy our freedoms.
- A paycheck. As previously mentioned, Rob works very hard, but in this economy, jobs are hard to come by. Businesses are shutting down and contracts are going away — and the new jobs just aren't out there. We have spent more than one Christmas season with no income. We have lost a home to a previous job loss. So I can't be more thankful than I am for having a paycheck to deposit every two weeks.
- Our little one in utero. I honestly thought our "baby days" were over, so news that we were again expecting came as a big pleasant surprise. I am delighted by every one of her little movements to remind me that after Christmas, I will once again be snuggling with a newborn.
- Warm weather. As I wake up in an un-seasonably cold house this morning (36 degrees outside, brrrr!), I am thankful to be living in Florida, where I know it is just a cold snap — rather than in a frigid northern climate where 36 degrees would be a warm day.
- Animals. I love animals, and feel very blessed for the wildlife that God has provided for us to enjoy. We have a "pet" raccoon who visits every evening – sometimes with her four babies. We enjoy watching the deer and the sandhill cranes when they visit our back yard. They are all just such beautiful creatures and bring us lots of joy!
- Nature. We are so blessed by our natural surroundings. Can you imagine what the landscape would look like without something as simple as trees and flowers?
- Books. I know, I am a bit obsessed with books, but I feel genuinely blessed to be living in a time period in which we are able to obtain books. I am thankful for the printing press. I am thankful that we need not have to use scrolls, or <gulp> have no access to the written word at all!
- Computer. The computer has changed my life in so many ways. I don't know how I spent the first 28 years of my life without it. It has simplified my life, been such a terrific time-saver and money-saver, put an entire world of resources and reference at my fingertips, and opened up a vast network of friends that I otherwise would have ever met. I even had a child whose LIFE was saved, due to someone I met online (Hi Christie!).
- Other modern technology that we so often take for granted, like electricity, telephones, the dishwasher, hot water heater, air conditioning, indoor plumbing, gas and electric kitchen appliances, vehicles, washer and dryer, and so much more….
- The Ocean. I just love the ocean!
- The ability to use my five senses to be able to appreciate all of creation to its fullest.
- Audrey, and the way she stands steadfast in her beliefs.
- "Gator", and his love for cooking and take-charge attitude (can you believe he already has a few of the Thanksgiving dishes already prepared and in the refrigerator waiting to be cooked?)
- "Ant", and his willingness to bake treats for his mama.
- "Dinky", and her encouragement, general good attitude, and helpfulness.
- "Lefty", and his intense love for wildlife
- "Boo", and her femininity
- "Cricket", and her inquisitiveness
- "Curly-Top", and her energy and "spark"
- "Rey", and his cuteness and ability to make me smile
Psalm 95:1-6
"O come, let us sing unto the LORD: let us make a joyful noise to the rock of our salvation.
Let us come before his presence with thanksgiving, and make a joyful noise unto him with psalms.
For the LORD is a great God, and a great King above all gods.
In his hand are the deep places of the earth: the strength of the hills is his also.
The sea is his, and he made it: and his hands formed the dry land.
O come, let us worship and bow down: let us kneel before the LORD our maker."


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User Account Sharing Permissions issue
Hey I am trying to access songs from my user account on my pc (Which is saved in "My Music" [so in my user folder]) from My Samsung Galaxy phone using a program called All Share (it uses DLNA).
When I try getting songs from other user accounts on the PC it works fine and even from other PC's. However when i try from my user account it can't!
I remember messing with the Sharing permissions before in the security Tab and now I have mine (Baladya) on Full Control.. When i try to change my permissions the error in the image below comes up! Why is access denied when i am an Administrator myself 0.o Also Homeusers also have "Full Control".
When i try going to my folder and clicking "Share With" from the toolbar above and I choose 'Everybody' it doesnt change ; when I click it again it's on 'Nobody' ??
Tried right clicking on my folder > Properties>Sharing>Advanced Sharing>Check'Share this folder'>Permissions>Full Control. Still I can't access it from my phone.
What am I missing there? Is there a way to just return everything to default :S
Would really appreciate the help
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Windows 7 Professional x64 SP1 ; Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard
What you have done is tried to change permissions for the whole User account folder which includes certain Hidden folders like AppData for your user Login and you are not allowed to change the permissions of them whatever account you use
As for your sharing issue can I ask what it is your problem is?
Sorry if I am confused
Many Thanks,
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Well lets go step by step.
I am trying to access my user account folder from my phone using DLNA to play music and videos. When I try to access it nothing shows. However when i try to access other user account folders (My brother's), it shows normally ; the normal'My Documents', 'My Music', etc...
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Girls Soccer Coach of the Year: Crown Point's Chris Mikrut
By Tom Wyatt Post-Tribune correspondent December 13, 2012 11:10PM
Chris Mikrut, photographed in Crown Point, Ind. Friday November 30, 2012, is the Post-Tribune Girls Soccer Coach of the Year. Mikrut has coached Crown Point for six years. | Stephanie Dowell~Sun-Times Media
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Chris Mikrut is only 41 years old. But the Crown Point girls soccer coach feels like he's been coaching forever.
Maybe that's because he started coaching in 1993 in Illinois at the age of 22.
"This year was an incredible year," said Mikrut, the 2012 Post-Tribune Girls Soccer Coach of the Year. "It re-energized me to continue on and keep on wanting to be a part of what we have here at Crown Point."
And what he has is a large extended soccer family, a community that rallies around its team and a program that continues to build thanks to a solid feeder system.
"I was a Catholic school kid all my life," said Mikrut, who coached at Andrean before coming to Crown Point. "Here, I came into a public school system and have been able to kind of establish a program where I think the kids in middle school want to be part of that program. I look down at the sixth-grade class and can see what a great class that is. It's nice to know what you've got three or four years from now."
The Bulldogs advanced to the semistate semifinals last year and this year made it to the semistate final, one win from playing for the Class 2A state crown. Crown Point finished 19-4 and went undefeated against area teams, including a 7-0 mark to win the outright Duneland Conference title.
"I'm blessed with some unbelievable assistant coaches," Mikrut said. "I just feel lucky I have great people around me. We've been able to create an environment where the kids know what it takes to win at Crown Point.
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That's what keeps Mikrut coming back, too. With a family, including two young children, at home, juggling responsibilities can be difficult. But he's not ready to step away from coaching just yet.
"I've never been part of a community," Mikrut said. "But being a part of Crown Point and the community here is a great experience. I live here; this is my home.
"Stepping away from that would be very difficult to do. We've got to continue building with a new group of kids next year. These seniors have been three- and four-year starters. It's time to start with a new group of kids, and that's exciting."


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Robby Wells, the former head football coach of Savannah State University who made headlines with a racial discrimination suit against the school and its resulting media blitz, received $240,000 to settle with the university.
A copy of the settlement obtained by The Associated Press Thursday shows Robby Wells' attorneys were paid $110,000 in addition to the money paid to the former coach.
"Robby is very happy to have gotten this resolved and to be able to move forward," said Wells' attorney, James E. Rollins. "He really wants to get back into coaching. He hasn't been able to do that and hopes putting this behind him will give him that opportunity."
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'Lost' books, we believe, are all those which have been contemplated, dreamt about, conceived, but not put down on paper; those which are not recorded, that is are not 'sealed', as one does when ratifying a legal statement, or even as one marks an unruly pupil down on the detention list.
Yet they are infinitely more beautiful, certainly, than others which become mired in their very inscriptions. For they are unsullied, immaculate, contemporaneous with their surge, intact and unexhibited. They remain untouched by the work of the phrase, not yet damaged by the patience and effort of the line.
There is no deferment.
No loss or consequences . . .
Can this myth be trusted?
Why did Rousseau, when writing the Confessions, still pretend to adhere to it, even as he was in the process of inventing the phrase (the effective phrase, with pen in hand) which knows how to harness this materialization.
I slip such a page from the Confessions (Book IV) into the vast dossier of this mythology which the celebration of the 'virtual' has since only caused to take root:
In all of the details of my life which have slipped from my memory, my greatest regret is not to have kept a diary of my travels. Never have I thought so much, never existed or experienced so much, or been myself so much, if I dare say so, as when travelling alone and on foot. Something about walking animates and enlivens my thoughts. When I stay in one place I find thinking almost impossible; my body needs to be shaken up for my mind to be stimulated . . . I take charge of nature as a whole; my heart, wandering from object to object, is united and identified with what pleases it, surrounded with charming images and intoxicated with delightful feelings. If I amuse myself by describing them in order to focus them, what vigour of portrayal, what freshness of hue, what energy of expression I am able to give them! I'm told this can be found in all of my works, even though they were written during my declining years. Oh, if they had seen those descriptions of my earliest youth, those prepared during my travels, which I composed and I have never written! . . . Why not write them, you say? 'But why should I?' is my answer. Why should I take away the actual charm of my rapture, to tell others of what I enjoyed? What do I care about readers, an audience, or the whole world, as I soar into the sky? Anyway, did I have pen and paper with me? Had I thought of it, nothing would have come. I don't anticipate ideas; they come when it pleases them, not when it pleases me. Either they come in a crowd, overwhelming me with their number and their strength, or they don't come at all. Ten volumes a day would not have been sufficient. How would I have had the time to write? On arrival, my only thought was to eat well. And on leaving my only thought was to walk well. I felt a new paradise was awaiting me at the door. I just thought of going to seek it out.
François Jullien. Philosopher and sinologist, Jullien is Professor at Université Paris Diderot, member of the Institut universitaire de France and Director of the Institut de la pensée contemporaine. The English translation of his Les Transformations Silencieuses (The Silent Transformations) has been published by Seagull Books and of Cette étrange idée du beau (This Strange Idea of the Beautiful) is forthcoming.


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Just don't drink the water.
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Brilliant! So dangerous that I'm daydreaming about having your life!
Dangerous to my job's security (as in, how long they'll have me roped to this desk) you mean?
LOVED it!! Thanks for sharing.
Yes, Mexico is Extremely Dangerous http://t.co/zMk7qivxnz via @almostfearless Gorgeous photos
Gorgeous! Lovely photos. Looks SO dangerous haha
Great one to send to concerned friends & family as we talk about Mexico as a destination – thanks:)
i was expecting a rant about how unsafe Mexico is – as so many Americans claim, when we had an amazing time over there and loved it – we travelled there for over a month – so was really pleased to find all your beautiful and colourful photos. it's an amazing place.
Dangerously beautiful! This is just the kind of 'good news' story Mexico needs.
What a beautiful family you have! I'm so glad that you're showing the world the other side of Mexico.
Love the pics! (Looks like you're in PV? I didn't get to walk the beach there as we only drove by (was mostly in Bucerias) but I can see this looks quite nice!). How wonderful for the kids not to have to be all bundled up against cold weather (like we are having in the PNW). Very cool.
Yes it was all Puerto Vallarta. We like to walk the malecon (the boardwalk the runs along the beach from downtown to the romantic zone) with Cole so he can ride his bike and then we go swimming in the Rio Cuale with all the local kids — it's his favorite spot to swim and it's this little oasis of Mexicans in the middle of a very touristy area — everyone sits under the bridge on the river bank, and eats the picnic lunch while their kids swim. Love it there.
Great photo set of a beautiful part of Mexico. Always prefer the west coast to the east coast.
Yes, Mexico is Extremely Dangerous http://t.co/u5yyeCH8yJ #mexico
I don't say this very often, but what a fantastic "photo essay". Thanks for sharing it, C.
Wow it looks wonderful! And your two babies are so cute!! Lovely looking family.
The color in the sky you got from the statue shots is incredible! Where you using a polarizing filter on your lens at all?
It's so dangerous that when I went I felt safer than I do back home. Looks beautiful
Hi, great post. You are giving you little ones a much better education than they could get sitting in a stifling class room, answering to bells.
I, too, did a post on "scary" Mexico back in February. I hope you'll have a look…
Scary Border Town
Amazing Shots! Mexico is beautiful as well as you're kids!
wow!! This place is full of thrills and chills.
I clicked on expecting a snarky Onion-style article like one I wrote a couple years ago and got this pleasant post. Pictures say 1,000 words and yours said many more! We are in Mexico for 3 months, and it has surpassed our expectations, which were very high prior to! Cheers.
Wow!!! So "dangerous" !!!
But i love it – DANGER !!! Dead for it is that well
This is a great post. Great photos!
Hi Christine,
I came across this post while browsing the net. This is such a great post and experience with kids. I remember how it was when I travel with my kids when they were such tiny people …I miss those days. As now they travel with girlfriends and friends.
I have never been to Mexico, but seeing how great the place is with your awesome photos and how your kids enjoyed every minute of it, I might push through with my plan next year and that is to visit the place (crossing my fingers)!
I am actually involved in a website (createyourtravel.com) that is currently on its development process which will be focused mainly on giving information to Mexico travelers that will help them ease the planning. So I hope that when it is up and live , you'll check it out and would love to share your experiences to our users.
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fer fak sake here I go again
What stage do you see them playing on? And what time of day? Just curious... I would see them if given the chance.
I arrived in America's airport with clothings, US dollars, and a jar of gypsy tears to protect me from AIDS.
Gobi - 2pm
Tool I'd almost put in line with a group like Muse. Although I don't see them closing a night off on the mainstage I could see them on the outdoor stage late at night...hey after Motorhead playing this year who doesn't see Tool as a band possible to play? They totally fit into the realm of possible bands.
I'd LOVE to see them there.
Are all you douchebags out of your fucking minds? Tool will still be heading fifteen years from now... One album later
I saw them in Reno just a few months ago, for the first time.
I was really impressed with their set and would love to hear it on the main stage on a Saturday night....but I am sure that it is highly unlikely.
They heard me singing and they told me to STOP.
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Dr. Alumkal specializes in caring for men with all stages of prostate cancer. He has advanced training in medical oncology (treatment of cancer with hormone therapy, chemotherapy or biological agents). Dr. Alumkal enjoys the opportunity to develop long-term relationships with his patients and their families and to travel on their individual journeys with them.
Dr. Alumkal spent most of his childhood and early adulthood in Texas. Later, he moved to Baltimore, Maryland, for his medical oncology training at Johns Hopkins University. He and his family moved to Oregon in late 2006, and he is thrilled to be living in the Pacific Northwest. In his spare time, Dr. Alumkal enjoys spending time with his wife Kathleen Kemmer, who is also a medical oncologist, and his young son Nicholas and daughter Catherine (Cate). When he is not in the laboratory trying to improve our understanding of prostate cancer or spending time with his family, he enjoys reading, hiking and running.
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Humane Society of Tulsa participates in World Spay Day
TULSA - The Humane Society of Tulsa hopes to make history Tuesday on "World Spay Day."
A record-setting 72 homeless pets are taking the PetSmart Rescue Waggin' to Boulder, Colo.
The program transports animals from shelters in communities with severe pet overpopulation to places where there is more demand.
"Until we all spay and neuter our pets and stop this pet overpopulation problem, we're never going to b able to save them all," said Gina Gardner, president of the Humane Society of Tulsa. "These 72 are lucky, there's thousands more in our community that are not."
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Commercial Districts are the City's primary mixed-use districts. All commercial districts allow residential uses, subject to building bulk (FAR) and residential density controls (minimum lot area per unit). The Zoning Code does not require mixed-use development, but provides a density bonus of 20% in commercial districts where multi-family residential buildings devote at least 50 percent of the ground floor to commercial uses.
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MAILED: Jan. 27, 1997
EAU CLAIRE - Let's say there are a couple minutes left in the basketball game, the Blugolds are down by two and the team's star player goes out with an injured ankle. As the clock winds down, the star returns to the court with a heavily wrapped ankle and makes the game's winning shot.
When the game ends, reporters will interview the injured star, and coaches and teammates will praise him or her for playing despite the injury. Chances are, nobody will mention the student athletic trainers who made it possible for the player to return to the game.
"These students put in more hours than the athletes," said Jeff Oliphant, assistant professor of kinesiology and head athletic trainer. "They get here well before every practice and game to set up the training room. They get players ready for the game or practice. They treat players during the game. And they work with the players after the games. They're the first ones here and don't leave until after the last athlete has left."
The long hours and limited recognition come with the territory, said Toni Tsounis, a sophomore exercise management major and trainer for the swimming and diving team.
"I got involved in training when I was in high school so I understood the commitment required when I came here," Tsounis said, noting that on the days of meets her day begins at 8 a.m. and ends at 6 p.m. "I enjoy what I do so it doesn't bother me to put in the hours. To me it's not a job but something fun to do."
It's also something Tsounis hopes to make a career of when she finishes her undergraduate and graduate degrees. She'd like to work in a high school clinical setting or a small college, and, of course, there is always the hope of a position with the Green Bay Packers.
UW-Eau Claire's program enrolls 15 or 16 students each semester. Students are typically majoring in exercise management and have an interest in a career working with athletes, Oliphant said, noting that there are biology and other kinesiology-related majors in the program.
While each student is assigned teams each year, students also work with various community and state organizations, Oliphant said. For example, the students provide services to Eau Claire Youth Hockey, YMCA events and tournaments, and they are the only medical coverage for all Indianhead Special Olympics events in the area.
"With the special needs our athletes have, it's certainly a tremendous benefit to us to have the students and Jeff (Oliphant) on site," said Bob Lesniewski, director for Indianhead Special Olympics. "They address the basic first aid problems that come up. It's security for us to know that we have competent people there to assist us."
The students are responsible and professional, Lesniewski said, noting they work from two to eight hours depending on the event.
"They do a great job as far as interacting with the athletes who have cognitive disabilities," Lesniewski said. "They address their medical needs but also instill a confidence in the athletes that what is being done is really good for them."
Under Oliphant's leadership during the past eight years, the program has become more structured and has grown in numbers and popularity.
"We are a popular program and well known in the state," Oliphant said, adding that the number of women entering the field has increased in recent years. "We're to the point that we're getting so many applicants that we're turning away students who want to be in the program."
Students take core classes but most of the learning is on-the-job, Oliphant said.
"The students are responsible for the care and treatment of all injuries that occur," Oliphant said. "If a referral to an emergency room or a doctor is needed, they make that referral."
"We learn a lot from Jeff," Tsounis said of Oliphant. "He's there if we have questions and he oversees our work, but he let's us go. And he gets us involved in teams other than just those at the university which will be helpful in the future."
Students put at least 20 hours a week into their work with university teams and even more hours into their volunteer activities, Oliphant said. The volunteer activities provide students with additional experience and provide a chance to network with people in the field, he said.
To be certified by the National Athletic Trainers Association, students must take core classes, pass a national exam and complete 1,500 hours of supervised field work. Most program graduates go to graduate school and then find jobs in clinical settings, Oliphant said. Some alumni are athletic trainers at the collegiate level and one works for a professional hockey team.
"I think for most of our students the ultimate goal would be to work for a professional sports team," Oliphant said. "But they recognize that that is very difficult to do. And it's often who you know not what you know that gets you into those organizations."
Oliphant recruits high school students for the program based on academics, their ability to balance classroom work and outside activities, and a sincere interest in working with athletes.
"Time management and time commitment are big things," he said of students in the program. "I'm proud to say that the average GPA for students in the program is 3.25. That's really good considering the time they put into this.
"These students work 20 hours a week and rarely have a weekend off," Oliphant said. "Their holidays are cut short and sometimes they don't get a spring break. They have to keep up their classroom work and keep up a schedule like this for four years."
It's rare, Oliphant said, that a student will work for the same team for more than one season. Students are rotated to a new team each season so they get experience with a maximum number of sports, he said.
Most institutions within the UW System have athletic training programs but all are organized differently, Oliphant said. It's unlikely, he said, that UW-Eau Claire's program will grow in size because of the limited number of team assignments. More participants could mean assigning multiple trainers to each team and that would take away from the experiences of the athletic trainers, he said.
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As the need for Meals on Wheels service continues to grow in Erie County, the nonprofit organization is concerned about the impact cuts from sequestration would have if Congress doesn't reach a deal in the next couple days. YNN's Kaitlyn Lionti tells us about the challenges Meals on Wheels is facing as it works to meet the demand for service.
BUFFALO, N.Y. -- It's a daily source of nutrition and companionship for home-bound people in Erie County.
"You really need Meals on Wheels, because anybody can fry you some food up, but it's not good for me to have that," said Kenneth Cheaves, a Buffalo resident. "They like to get acquainted with you and know what's good for you and what's, are you all right?"
Last year, Meals on Wheels for Western New York delivered more than 901,000 meals and produced 330,000 for sites where seniors dine together.
The organization says need has increased for years as government funding remained flat, and sequestration threatens to reduce federal support.
"We would face a cut of an additional $107,000 for Meals on Wheels for WNY only, which is the equivalent of about 35,000 meals for the community. The idea of sequestration is a huge impact because we already face such tight budgets," said Rachel Leidenfrost, director of strategic communications for Meals on Wheels for WNY.
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Tropical Storm Irene aid now available to Barnstable, Bristol, Dukes, Norfolk & Plymouth Counties
BOSTON – Thursday, October 20, 2011 – Governor Deval Patrick today announced that President Obama's Administration has approved his request to expand the Major Disaster Declaration for Tropical Storm Irene to include Barnstable, Bristol, Dukes, Norfolk and Plymouth Counties in Massachusetts. This action makes assistance available to local communities, eligible private non-profit organizations and state agencies in the five additional counties impacted by the damaging winds and significant rainfall from Tropical Storm Irene.
"I would like to thank President Obama and his team at FEMA for expanding disaster assistance here in the Commonwealth," said Governor Patrick. "This additional aid will help our communities recover from the damages caused by Tropical Storm Irene and rebuild stronger than before."
"With regions across the state impacted by Tropical Storm Irene, we're encouraged by the federal assistance from the Obama Administration," said Lieutenant Governor Timothy Murray. "By extending this support to additional communities along the South Coast, Cape and the Islands, Massachusetts is moving one step closer to recovering from the storm damages."
The addition of Barnstable, Bristol, Dukes, Norfolk and Plymouth Counties, to the previously declared Berkshire, Franklin, Hampden and Hampshire Counties, now brings the total to nine counties eligible for FEMA's Public Assistance (PA) programs. Under the PA program, FEMA will provide reimbursement to local government, state agencies and various non-profit organizations for 75 percent of the total eligible of repair or replacement costs of public infrastructure, technical and advisory assistance, contracts and personnel overtime related to emergency protective measures and debris removal.
"Communities in these five counties bore much of the brunt of Irene's fury, and I am grateful that FEMA has included them in the Major Disaster Declaration," said U.S. Senator Scott Brown. "This assistance, coupled with the strength and resourcefulness of the people of Massachusetts will help our communities overcome the effects of this damaging storm."
"Tropical Storm Irene may seem like a distant memory for many, but for those communities suffering severe damage, residents are still dealing with the effects of the storm," said Congressman Bill Keating. "These additional funds will help make the repairs necessary to make Irene a distant memory for all."
"I am pleased that Governor Patrick and President Obama have worked together to provide this relief to the people of Southeastern Massachusetts," said Congressman Barney Frank. "This underscores the importance of an adequately funded federal government so we can respond to these needs.
"Tropical Storm Irene hit the Commonwealth hard, and I'm pleased that the Administration has responded to our needs," said Congressman Jim McGovern. "I also want to commend the Patrick-Murray Administration for their response to this natural disaster."
"I am very pleased to see federal assistance come through for counties in Massachusetts and for my towns in the Plymouth and Barnstable District," said Senate President Therese Murray. "Residents in these communities will now be able to apply for financial relief for the damages they sustained from Tropical Storm Irene."
"I'd like to thank both the Obama Administration and FEMA for expanding the Disaster Declaration for Tropical Storm Irene to include Plymouth, Norfolk, Bristol, Barnstable and Dukes counties," said House Speaker Robert A. DeLeo. "This decision will help Massachusetts residents when they are most in need of help."
"The Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) will continue to work with cities and towns to help them recoup all eligible expenditures attributed to this storm," said MEMA Director Kurt Schwartz. "Shortly, we will be announcing the locations of regional briefings for local officials and eligible applicants throughout the Commonwealth, to assist them through this process."
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> ¼ t butter or marg
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> dash salt and pepper
> Melt the butter in a small sauce pan. Peel and slice potatoes as then
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> Working in a spiral pattern, cover the bottom of the pan with a layer
> of potatoes, closely overlapping. Brush the potatoes with melted
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> Remove foil and bake till potatoes are tender and top is crisp and
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Tennessee sophomore wide receiver Austin Rogers and redshirt-freshman placekicker Daniel Lincoln were named Thursday to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District IV Team.
Both players now earn spots on the Academic All-America ballot.
Rogers was one of two receivers selected for first-team honors thanks to his 3.35 grade-point average in finance and his play as the Vols' second leading pass-catcher this season. The Nashville native and former member of the SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll has 35 receptions this year for 428 yards and a touchdown. He was named to Tennessee's 2006 Thornton Center 40-Plus Club after completing at least 40 credit hours during the academic year.
Lincoln was the first-team pick at placekicker. An Ocala, Fla., product, Lincoln has been the SEC's best all-around kicker with 16 made field goals in 18 tries and a perfect 37-of-37 PATs. The business major, who owns a 3.53 GPA, is one of 20 semifinalists for the Lou Groza Collegiate Place-Kicker Award. He needs only one field goal to tie the school freshman record of 17 set by James Wilhoit and already stands tied for 10th on UT's season field goal list.
The Academic All-District IV teams, selected by regional members of the College Sports Information Directors of America, comprise honorees from Division I bowl and championship subdivision teams in Tennessee, Alabama, Kentucky, Ohio and Michigan. The voting period for Academic All-America begins Tuesday.
Daniel Lincoln's outstanding freshman season for Tennessee continues to turn heads.
Wednesday, Lincoln was named one of 20 semifinalists for the 2007 Lou Groza Collegiate Place-Kicker Award and is the only representative from the Southeastern Conference.
Lincoln has been the SEC's top field goal specialist and is becoming a challenger for national honors as well. The Ocala, Fla., native has made 16-of-18 (.889) field goal attempts this season and all 37 PATs to stand third in the league with 85 points and first in field-goal percentage.
In addition, Lincoln needs only one field goal to tie the school freshman record of 17 set by James Wilhoit and already ranks tied for 10th on UT's season field goal list.
This year's award appears completely up for grabs as 13 of the 20 semifinalists, Lincoln included, were not on the Groza preseason watch list.
The Palm Beach County Sports Commission established the Lou Groza Collegiate Place-Kicker Award in 1992. The award is named in honor of Lou Groza, who was a long-time star of the Cleveland Browns and is regarded as the first kicker to be truly considered an offensive weapon. Groza played 21 seasons for the Browns and led the NFL in field goals five times. He was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1974.
2007 LOU GROZA AWARD SEMIFINALISTS: Connor Barth, North Carolina; Travis Bell, Georgia Tech; Michael Braunstein, Ohio; Kyle Brotzman, Boise State; Gary Cismesia, Florida State; Jud Dunlevy, Virginia Tech; Matt Evensen, Oregon; Steven Hauschka, North Carolina State, DANIEL LINCOLN, TENNESSEE; Jose Martinez, UTEP; Pat McAfee, West Virginia; Taylor Mehlhaff, Wisconsin; Ryan Pretorius, Ohio State; Jason Reda, Illinois; Louie Sakoda, Utah; Alexis Serna, Oregon State; Austin Starr, Indiana; Sam Swank, Wake Forest; Swayze Waters, UAB; Thomas Weber, Arizona State.
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Boston University School of Law
|Boston University School of Law
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|Maureen O'Rourke
|Boston, Massachusetts, USA
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Boston University School of Law (BU Law) is a nationally-recognized law school located in the heart of Boston University's campus on Commonwealth Avenue in Boston, Massachusetts.[5]
Consistently ranked in the top 30 law schools, "U.S. News and World Report" currently ranks it 27th in the country.[6] Three specialties are in the top 10, including Health Law (#5), Tax Law (#5), and Intellectual Property Law (#10). Princeton Review ranks it 1st place nationally in "Best Professors."[7] For the class of 2016, the median student LSAT score was 165 and median GPA was 3.67.[8]
BU was one of the first law schools in the country to admit students regardless of race or gender, the second-oldest law school in Massachusetts, and a charter member of the American Bar Association. Approximately 800 students are enrolled in the full-time J.D. degree program and about 200 in the School's five LLM degree programs. The School offers more than 200 classes and seminars, 17 study abroad opportunities, and 16 dual degree programs. Students learn critical legal theory and doctrine in classes that average a 12:1[9] student/faculty ratio, while developing professional lawyering skills in the School's civil and criminal law clinics, national and international externships, pro bono placements, and transactional law program. BU also pioneered a clinic to represent victims of human trafficking in Boston.[10]
According to BU Law's 2013 ABA-required disclosures, 67.3% of the Class of 2013 obtained full-time, long-term, JD-required employment nine months after graduation.[11]
- 1 Admissions
- 2 Rankings
- 3 Sumner M. Redstone Building and Law Tower Renovation
- 4 History
- 5 Curriculum
- 6 Law Journals
- 7 Employment
- 8 Costs
- 9 Notable alumni
- 10 References
- 11 External links
BU Law's most recent entering class comes from 32 states and the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. These students represent 16 countries and 124 undergraduate institutions. [12]
Admission to Boston University School of Law is very competitive. For the class entering in the fall of 2013, 1,582 out of 4,584 J.D. applicants were offered admission (34.5%), with 220 matriculating. The 25th and 75th LSAT percentiles for the 2013 entering class were 161 and 166, respectively, with a median of 165. The 25th and 75th undergraduate GPA percentiles were 3.44 and 3.77, respectively, with a median of 3.67.[13]
Boston University School of Law ranks #27 among American law schools in the 2015 list of best law schools compiled by U.S. News & World Report.[14] U.S. News also ranks the School's Health Law Program #5; Tax Law #5; and Intellectual Property Law #10.
The Journal of Legal Education ranks BU Law #12 for "Where Big Firm Partners Went to Law School," and the School ranks #21 in the National Law Journal's "NLJ250" Annual Survey for the number of graduates working in top U.S. law firms.
Sumner M. Redstone Building and Law Tower Renovation[edit]
On September 13, 2012, media executive and former BU Law lecturer Sumner Redstone donated $18 million[15] to expand the School's facilities. Located to the west of the Law Tower, the 100,000-square-foot, five-story structure will house most of the law school's classrooms, which will be equipped with state-of-the-art technology. The Redstone Building[16] will expand the Pappas Law Library, increase study space, and provide new facilities to support clinical, transactional and professional training programs. An expansive new entrance will feature a glass-enclosed atrium that will welcome visitors and serve as the heart and social hub of the complex. Student locker facilities, lounges, a small dining facility, and other student function and informal meeting spaces will be located throughout the new building. The materials, color and exterior detailing of the new building are being calibrated to respect and complement the architecture of the five original Josep Lluis Sert buildings (Law Tower, Central Boiler Plant, Pappas Law Library, Mugar Library and George Sherman Student Union) at BU.
As the new law school entry, the Redstone Building will face a paved entry forecourt off the main east-west pedestrian path. Detailing and paving materials will identify it as part of the law school and help define the law school precinct. The pedestrian path will be re-graded, paved and landscaped with new trees and plantings. The open area to the north and east of the Law Tower will be restored and replanted to reinforce the existing character of the area and of the Alpert Mall to the east. The space between the Law Tower and Pappas Library will be redesigned to emphasize the visual connection between the original and the new entrances to the school. Plantings will be native species and select ornamental species that maintain the existing planted character of the BU campus.
Once the Redstone Building is completed (scheduled for Summer, 2014), the School's 18-story tower will undergo a complete renovation and reopen in Fall 2015. The proposed design will faithfully rehabilitate most of Sert's original tower while taking deliberate measures within the original architect's design vocabulary to make the existing buildings more acceptable to the 21st century needs of its inhabitants. All windows will be replaced with thermally insulated units reflecting the pattern and profile of the original building. The exterior concrete panels that define the building's architectural aesthetic will be totally refurbished. The tower will be revamped with new mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems, larger bathrooms, and modern facilities to house the school's administrative departments, faculty offices, moot courtrooms and writing programs. The spalled cast-in-place concrete of the existing building will be repaired where needed, and care will be taken to match existing color and texture as much as possible. Precast fins and other precast elements on the exterior will be repaired or replaced as necessary. All exterior concrete will be cleaned. Some of the full-story precast panels will be replaced with glass in a manner consistent with the original compositional intent of the building façade.
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The Boston University School of Law was one of the first law schools to admit women and minorities, at a time when most other law schools barred them. In 1881, Lelia Robinson became the first female BU Law graduate. Then, women lawyers were less than half of one percent of the profession.[17] Upon graduation, she successfully lobbied the Massachusetts legislature to permit the admission of women to the state bar, and in 1882, became the first woman admitted to the Massachusetts bar. Her classmate, Nathan Abbott, would later become the founding dean of Stanford Law School. Another prominent female alum at the time, Alice Stone Blackwell, would go on to help found the League of Women Voters and edit the Woman's Journal. Takeo Kikuchi (1877), the School's first Japanese graduate, was co-founder and president of Tokyo's English Law School which grew into Chuo University. Clara Burrill Bruce (1926) was the first black woman elected editor-in-chief of a law review (the Boston University Law Review).
BU Law's first homes were 36 Bromfield Street, 18–20 Beacon Street and 10 Ashburton Place. In 1895, the University Trustees acquired 11 Ashburton Place, which was refurbished and named Isaac Rich Hall in honor of the third founder of Boston University. The dedication speaker was Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. whose historic speech "The Path of the Law" was delivered in 1897. Former United States President William Howard Taft lectured on legal ethics from 1918 until his appointment as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court in 1921.[18]
Isaac Rich Hall housed BU Law until 1964. In 1964 BU Law occupied the bottom half of the current building, 765 Commonwealth Avenue on the Charles River Campus, colloquially known as the "Tower." BU Law shared the Tower with the School of Education for some years but now occupies the entire building. BU Law's expansive legal library, Pappas Law Library, is attached to the Tower. Pappas Law Library also occupies two basement floors of the adjacent Mugar Memorial Library, BU's main library.
Boston University School of Law offers a broad selection of legal classes and seminars (approximately 200) with a student to faculty ratio of 12:1.
Dual Degree Programs[edit]
BU Law offers dual degrees in the following programs:
- J.D./LL.M. in Asian Legal Studies with National University of Singapore
- J.D./LL.M. in Banking and Financial Law
- J.D./LL.M. in Chinese Law with Tsinghua University
- J.D./LL.M. in European Law with Panthéon-Assas University
- J.D./LL.M. in International and European Business Law with ICADE (Madrid)
- J.D./M.A. in Law and English
- J.D./M.B.A. in Law and Health Sector Management
- J.D./M.A. in Law and History
- J.D./M.A. in Law and International Relations
- J.D./M.B.A. in Law and Management
- J.D./M.S. in Law and Mass Communication
- J.D./M.D. in Law and Medicine
- J.D./M.A. in Law and Philosophy
- J.D./M.A. in Law and Preservation Studies
- J.D./M.P.H. in Law and Public Health
- J.D./LL.M. in Law and Taxation
The J.D. program offers certificates in the following concentrations:
- Health Law
- Intellectual Property Law
- International Law
- Litigation and Dispute Resolution
- Transactional Law
LL.M. Programs[edit]
In addition to J.D. and joint degree programs, Boston University School of Law offers LL.M. programs in the following:
- American Law (for Non-U.S. lawyers)
- Banking and Financial Law
- Executive LL.M. in International Business Law
- Intellectual Property Law
- Taxation (Online option as well)
Study Abroad[edit]
English Language Semester Programs:
- Bucerius Law School (Hamburg, Germany)
- The Buchmann Faculty of Law (Tel Aviv, Israel)
- École des Hautes Études Commerciales (HEC Paris)
- Graduate Institute of International & Development Studies (Geneva, Switzerland)
- Harris Manchester College (Oxford, UK)
- Leiden University (Leiden, The Netherlands)
- Tsinghua University (Beijing, China)
- The National University of Singapore (The Republic of Singapore)
- The University of Hong Kong (Hong Kong, China)
- Université Jean Moulin, Lyon III (Lyon, France)
- Universidad Pontificia Comillas (ICADE–Madrid, Spain)
Foreign Language Semester Programs:
- The University of Buenos Aires (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
- The University of Florence (Florence, Italy)
- Université Jean Moulin, Lyon III (Lyon, France)
- Panthéon-Assas University (Paris, France)
- Universidad Pontificia Comillas (ICADE–Madrid, Spain)
Full-year Programs in English:
- Universidad Pontificia Comillas (ICADE–Madrid, Spain)
- Panthéon-Assas University (Paris, France)
- The National University of Singapore (The Republic of Singapore)
Clinical Programs & Externships[edit]
- Judicial Externship
- Legal Externship
- Government Lawyering Externship
- Health Law Externship
- Community Courts Externship
- Affordable Housing Externship
Semester-In-Practice Programs:
- Human Rights (United Nation High Commissioner for Refugees, Geneva, Switzerland)
- Death Penalty (Southern Center for Human Rights, Atlanta, GA)
- Government Lawyering (Washington, DC)
- Independent Proposal
Law Journals[edit]
- Boston University Law Review
- American Journal of Law & Medicine
- Review of Banking & Financial Law
- Boston University International Law Journal
- Journal of Science & Technology Law
- Public Interest Law Journal
According to BU Law's official 2013 ABA-required disclosures, 67.3% of the Class of 2013 obtained full-time, long-term, JD-required employment nine months after graduation.[19] BU Law's Law School Transparency under-employment score is 21.9%, indicating the percentage of the Class of 2013 unemployed, pursuing an additional degree, or working in a non-professional, short-term, or part-time job nine months after graduation.[20]
For new graduates, the self-reported median starting salary for the class of 2013 was $160,000 in the private sector, and $57,000 in the public sector.[21] This ranked the school #4 on the US News list "Schools Where Salaries for Grads Most Outweigh the Debt."[22] BU placed 54 graduates from the class of 2013 at NLJ 350 firms, ranking it 24th on the National Law Journal "Go-To Schools" for large law firm employment.[23]
The total cost of attendance (indicating the cost of tuition, fees, and living expenses) at BU Law for the 2014-2015 academic year is $65,330.[24] The Law School Transparency estimated debt-financed cost of attendance for three years is $243,230.[25]
Notable alumni[edit]
- Lincoln C. Almond, JD 1961, governor of Rhode Island
- Consuelo Northrup Bailey, LLB 1925, first woman elected as lieutenant governor in the United States
- F. Lee Bailey, LLB 1960, disbarred criminal defense lawyer; represented Sam Sheppard & O.J. Simpson, among others
- Albert Brown, JD, governor of New Hampshire
- Fred H. Brown, JD, governor of New Hampshire, U.S. Congressman
- Edward W. Brooke, LLB 1948, LLM 1949, Attorney General of Massachusetts; first African American elected to the Senate by popular vote; one of only five African Americans to serve in the U.S. Senate; awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
- William M. Butler, 1884, U.S. Senator (MA)
- Norman S. Case, LLB 1912, Governor of Rhode Island
- Alan Chang, JD 1992, Deputy General Counsel and Vice President of Legal Affairs, New York Yankees
- Martha M. Coakley, JD 1979, Democratic candidate for U.S. Senator, 2010, Massachusetts Attorney General (2007–Present), District Attorney for Middlesex County, Massachusetts
- William S. Cohen, LLB 1965, U.S. Secretary of Defense, U.S. Senator from Maine
- Paul A. Dever, JD, Governor of Massachusetts
- Joshua Eric Dodge, 1877, Wisconsin Supreme Court
- Samuel Felker, JD, Governor of New Hampshire
- Michael F. Flaherty, JD 1994, President of the Boston City Council
- Michael D. Fricklas, JD 1984, Executive Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary of Viacom, Inc.
- Richard W. Graber, JD 1981, the United States Ambassador to the Czech Republic
- Judd A. Gregg, JD 1972, LLM 1975, U.S. Senator, Governor of New Hampshire
- Jeff Jacoby, JD 1983, Boston Globe opinion/editorial columnist
- Dr. Barbara C. Jordan, LL.B. 1959, first African-American woman elected to the U.S. Congress from a southern state, awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1994, first woman to deliver a keynote address at the Democratic National Convention in 1976
- David E. Kelley, JD 1983, Emmy winning television producer
- Robert Khuzami, JD 1983, Director of Enforcement, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
- Glenn Lau-Kee, JD 1974, First Asian-American president of the New York State Bar Association
- Gary F. Locke, JD 1975, US Ambassador to China, United States Secretary of Commerce, Governor of Washington, and the first Asian-American governor in the mainland U.S.
- Maria Lopez, first Hispanic appointed a judge in the Massachusetts, current television jurist on the U.S. syndicated television show Judge Maria Lopez.
- Honorable Sandra Lynch, JD 1971, Chief Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit
- Frederick William Mansfield, LLB 1902, 46th Mayor of Boston, Massachusetts, and 38th Treasurer and Receiver-General of Massachusetts
- Elizabeth (Sadie) Holloway Marston, LLB 1918 - co-creator of the comic book character, Wonder Woman
- Peter McCausland, JD 1974, President and CEO of Airgas, Inc.
- J. Howard McGrath, LLB 1929, Sixtieth Attorney General, 1949-52 U.S. Senator, 1940–45Governor of Rhode Island
- Thomas McIntyre, JD, U.S. Senator (NH)
- F. Bradford Morse, LLB 1949, director of the United Nations Development Program
- Markos Moulitsas, JD 1999, founder of the popular blog, Daily Kos
- Shannon O'Brien, JD 1985, first woman to hold the office of treasurer and receiver general of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
- Irving H. Picard, JD 1966, Trustee in the liquidation of Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC
- Shari Redstone, JD 1979, LLM 1981, President of National Amusements and vice-chair of CBS Corporation and Viacom
- Honorable Chase T. Rogers, JD 1983, Chief Justice, Connecticut Supreme Court
- William Russell, JD, Governor of Massachusetts
- Sabita Singh, JD 1990, first judge of South Asian descent in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
- Robert T. Stafford, LLB 1938; HON 1959, U.S. Senator, father of the Robert T. Stafford Student Loan (Stafford Loan) program, the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act (Stafford Act) and co-sponsor of the Wilderness Protection Act
- Niki Tsongas, JD, Congresswoman for Massachusetts's 5th congressional district
- Robert Upton, JD, U.S. Senator (NH)
- David I. Walsh, JD, U.S. Senator, Governor of Massachusetts
- John Ward, JD 1976, Founder, Gay & Lesbian Advocates and Defenders
- Myrth York, JD 1972, Rhode Island State Senator, first female chair of the Senate Health, Education and Welfare Committee (RI)
- Owen D. Young, LLB 1896, founder of RCA, 1929 Time Magazine's Man of the Year Chairman and CEO of General Electric
- David Zaslav, JD 1985, President and CEO, Discovery Communications, Inc.
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I'm thinking of getting a Wubbanub for DD...she uses her paci and grasps something to fall asleep (usually her hair, my shirt, or she claws at my arm), so I was thinking that she might like to hold the animal. Do you think its something worth buying at this age, or is she going to outgrow it really soon?
Also, if your LO uses one, do allow him/her to have it in the crib overnight?
DS has just started using his more since he's been teething. I notice he likes to chew on the paci part and sometimes on the thicker rubber too. He really enjoys being able to hold the giraffe part of it. He doesn't take it to bed because he rarely takes it anyways.
I don't think it's too late to buy one - the animal part makes it more like a toy and it seems to be nice for teething.
ETA: It's really nice for teething because I can stick my finger in the paci part and let him chew it without it getting slobbery! :-)
ds has had nuk pacifiers since about 3 weeks. started to really like his wub a nub in the past couple weeks. I didnt like the idea of wub a nub since not orthodontic, but it definitely has its place in DSs rotation.
we do let him have it in the crib and anywhere, its small and he's strong enough, so I'm not that concerned. i agree that he seems to prefer it when teeth are bugging him, must be easier for him to chew on. he does like to grab the frog and he's much better at putting this pacifier back in.
we use any combination of pacifiers to get him to sleep and have even used the trifecta once... 1 nuk in his mouth, 1 nuk in his hand an 1 wub a nub in his other hand.
So, yes, i say give it a shot. (Or the other thing i do is i let him have one of the thin face clothes to fall asleep, supervised, and its easy enough to steal back from him once asleep.)
We have one and love it.. the weight of it keeps it from going to far when it falls out and it's easier to find in the crib for when it's dark.
FWIW, my friend just bought a replacement one for her 6-month old, so it didn't even occur to me that they might outgrow them!


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