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Brotherhood of Saint AndrewSaint Andrew was a simple fisherman who listened and acted immediately. He was one of the twelve disciples and was responsible for bringing his brother Peter to Christ. When Jesus found St. Andrew and his brother fishing, Jesus called them to be fishers of men and they immediately left their nets and followed him. St. Andrew was a man of action more than words, but his actions brought about the great fruits of St. Peter and set the stage for the miracle of the five loaves and two fish.
The Brotherhood of St. Andrew began as a prayer and Bible study group of young men led by a layman, Mr. James L. Houghteling, at St. James Episcopal Church, Chicago. The Rector, the Rev. W. H. Vibbert, asked Mr. Houghteling to have his group of twelve men work with a drunken man who had appealed to him for help. At one of their meetings, this man suggested they call themselves a Brotherhood of St. Andrew since they, like St. Andrew, were trying to reach out to their brothers and bring them to Christ. Mr. Houghteling then asked permission of the Rector to form a lay Brotherhood of St. Andrew to minister to men living in rooming houses and hotels around the church. Permission was granted, and the first meeting of The Brotherhood of St. Andrew was held on St. Andrew's Day, 1883, in a basement meeting room (now St. Andrew's Chapel) at St. James' Cathedral.In the first year, the Brothers Andrew ministered to hundreds of men who participated in the prayer and Bible study. They also worked with a group of 40 men who, after being taught the elements of faith, were brought to the bishop for Confirmation. Sunday morning worship services at St. James saw nearly two hundred men coming from rooming houses and hotels at the invitation of the Brothers Andrew who, before and between services, would go into the streets actively seeking out men and inviting them to church. The brotherhood began putting Bibles in rooming houses and hotels around the church, nearly 25 years before the Gideons began their work in hotels. As word of the tremendous success of this lay ministry spread, other Brotherhood chapters were formed in Episcopal Churches in the area.


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These are chemical compounds used to kill pests, including insects, rodents, worms, weeds, and fungi. There are many classes of pesticides, including:
Over 1 billion pounds of pesticides are used each year in the U.S. alone as well as over 4 billion pounds worldwide.3
Pesticides are widely used for many purposes, including home, garden, commercial, and agricultural pest control. Thus, the potential for some degree of exposure to these chemicals is great. In general, pesticides can enter the body through the lungs, the mouth, and the skin. Of course, each class of pesticide will differ somewhat in the specific way it is absorbed. Recent studies have shown that young children may be at particularly increased risk of pesticide exposure for several reasons:12
The health effects from pesticide exposure will depend on the type of pesticide involved and the level of exposure. The health effects of each major class of pesticide considered to be important in children's environmental health will be discussed in terms of two types of exposure: acute, high-level exposure and chronic, low-level exposure.
These two classes of pesticides share a similar way of causing health problems. However, the organophosphates are generally much more toxic than the carbamates.
Immediate effects -- Such exposure may produce the following findings in minutes to hours: 1
Delayed effects -- Some studies have shown that repeated high-level exposures can cause the following problems from days to months after exposure:
How do I know if my child has been exposed to an organophosphate pesticide?
This health effects of this type of exposure has been studied from several individual case studies. These health effects may not be representative of whole populations. Based upon this limited evidence, such exposure to organochlorine pesticides may produce:
This type of exposure to pyrethrins may cause [1]:
Acute high-level exposure to pyrethroids may cause temporary painful sensations known as parasthesias.19, 40, 41 However, none of the other health effects listed above have been consistently associated with the pyrethroids.
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Adhesive capsulitis is a tightening in the shoulder joint. It decreases the range of motion in the shoulder and causes pain. This condition is also known as frozen shoulder . It is caused by tightening of the soft tissue and formation of scar tissue.
During this arthroscopic surgery, the doctor cuts and removes scar tissue around the shoulder. The goal of the procedure is to improve range-of-motion by breaking up scar tissue
Reasons for Procedure
This procedure is done to:
- Relieve pain
- Restore range of motion in the shoulder joint
- Break up scar tissue
Possible Complications
Complications are rare, but no procedure is completely free of risk. If you are planning to have arthroscopic shoulder surgery, your doctor will review a list of possible complications which may include:
- Bleeding
- Infection
- Pain
- Nerve injury
- Damage to soft tissue
- Instability or stiffness in joint
- Fracture
- Reaction to anesthesia used
Before your procedure, talk to your doctor about ways to manage factors that may increase your risk of complications such as:
- Smoking
- Drinking
- Chronic disease such as diabetes or obesity
- The use of certain medications
Prior shoulder surgery may also increase your risk of complications.
What to Expect
Prior to Procedure
Your doctor may do the following:
- Physical exam
- Blood and urine tests
- X-ray —to look for any damage to the shoulder bones
- MRI scan —to look for damage to the shoulder structures
Talk to your doctor about your medicines. You may be asked to stop taking some medicines up to one week before the procedure, like:
- Aspirin or other anti-inflammatory drugs
- Blood thinners, such as clopidogrel or warfarin
Leading up to the procedure:
- Arrange for a ride to and from the hospital. Also, arrange for help at home after the surgery.
- The night before, eat a light meal. Do not eat or drink anything after midnight. If you have diabetes, you may need to adjust your medicines. Talk to your doctor about this.
- If told to do so by your doctor, on the day of the surgery, shower using a special antibacterial soap. Do not use deodorant.
General anesthesia is often used for this surgery. You will be asleep.
Description of the Procedure
Three small incisions will be made in your shoulder. A special tool called an arthroscope will be inserted. An arthroscope is a flexible tube with a light at the end and a camera attached. This will allow the doctor to view the inside of the shoulder on a screen. Tiny instruments will be inserted into the other incisions. The doctor will then cut and remove scar tissue. The incisions will be closed with stitches.
Immediately After Procedure
You will be taken to a recovery room after surgery. You will be monitored for any adverse reactions to surgery or anesthesia.
How Long Will It Take
About 1-½ to 2 hours
How Much Will It Hurt?
Anesthesia will block pain during the procedure. In some cases, the doctor implants a pain pump into the shoulder. This pump slowly delivers pain medicine. It may be used for the first couple of days and then removed. Afterwards, you will have medicine to help manage the pain.
Average Hospital Stay
If there are no complications, it may be possible to leave the hospital on the same day. Talk to your doctor to see if this is an option in your case.
Post-procedure Care
During your stay, the hospital staff will take steps to reduce your chance of infection such as:
- Washing their hands
- Wearing gloves or masks
- Keeping your incisions covered
There are also steps you can take to reduce your chances of infection such as:
- Washing your hands often and reminding visitors and healthcare providers to do the same
- Reminding your healthcare providers to wear gloves or masks
- Not allowing others to touch your incisions
Your shoulder will be sore for a few weeks. It can take 3-6 months to fully recover.
When you return home, you may be asked to do the following to help ensure a smooth recovery:
- Use a sling if told to do so by your doctor. You may not need to use one, because it can cause stiffness.
- Work with a physical therapist at home to focus on range-of-motion exercises .
Call Your Doctor
After you leave the hospital, contact your doctor if any of the following occurs:
- Signs of infections, including fever and chills
- Redness, swelling, increasing pain, excessive bleeding, or discharge from the incision sites
- Cough, trouble breathing, or chest pain
- Severe nausea or vomiting
- Pain becomes worse or swelling increases
- Tingling or numbness that will not go away, especially in arms and hands
Revision Information
- Reviewer: John C. Keel, MD
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I've always had indoor cats. Last fall we built a barn (a huge home for mice), so we decided to get some barn cats. We got two adorable older kittens from the shelter. Just this morning, after only 10 months of living here, one of them was struck and killed by a car. We live on about 20 acres on a fairly busy road. Our property is backed up to hundreds of acres of forest. I was worried about coyotes, not so much the road. But I guess my fears weren't properly directed. Now what? Of course, I am worried about the remaining cat. Maybe I ought to fatten him up? Maybe he has to live in the house now? But what do other people with outdoor cats do?? Is this just an impossible situation?
Outdoor cats don't tend to live as long as indoor cats. There are greater risks. Coyotes, disease, and cars. Yet, despite these risks, some barn cats seem to survive a very long time. If you want cats in the barn, you will have to accept that they will be at greater risk than a house cat. If that is not acceptable, then yes, you will need to make the remaining cat into another house cat.
The smart ones survive and mate with other smart ones, then teach their offspring. If you're going to let them be barn cats, that's just the way it works.
Once in a while we'll have a stray show up and have kittens. Generally they all decide to play chicken with the cows and get stepped on. The ones born of mothers that were raised here mostly survive.
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We don't have a barn cat. We have an outdoor garage cat. She's been fixed, had her shots, and is litter box trained. She is fed and locked inside the garage every night. During the day, we put her food away and open the door. She gets every mouse, mole, frog, snake, crawdad coming and going. She's a hunter, but she stays almost exclusively on our property. She is a smart cat and knows to stay away from the road and highway. She'll soon be 4 yrs old. She actually thinks she's a dog.
just like people, Darwins way,, the strong will go on and prosper,, the weak will loose out and the heard will become stronger. That is not his words but it is my way of thinking.
And from what I have delt with cats,,,, LOTS of dealiings! If you bring an establisted outside cat indoors he/she will be very teritorely inclined (spc) and they may be rough on your established indoor cats!
Leave them outside to do thier job, name them but do not kiss them goodnight.
good luck and (bite the bullet) Columbia,SC
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I keep my cats in the buildings they are there to protect from vermin. I don't let them run loose. I never lose them to predators or to cars. If you let them run loose then they get killed. Not nearly fast enough unfortunately. Free ranging cats are a pestilence.
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Just remember - barn cats are expendible - they make more all the time. They will learn to stay off the road or not survive. As for the coyotes - you can't really do much. I have 5 cats in the barn right now - the only one that leaves is the Tom. If he comes back, great, if somebody shoots him or a coyote has lunch - great.
Our last barn cat was 14 years old, the previous one was at least 10. Now we have 2 brothers who patrol the barn and nearby outdoor areas. They are free to go, but don't wander more than 100 feet from the barn.
Each of our cats has been neutered and is given a full range of shots including rabies and feline whatever virus. We worm them a couple of times a year. They get fed once a day, about half as much as the house cat with good quality cat food. We interact with them regularly, so they see us as friends, not enemies. We do this because they are an important part of our farm management.
By keeping them healthy, we do what we can to give them the ability to weather much of what comes their way. We once lost a kitten to the road, but we had a neighbour looking after the farm for a week, so we don't know exactly what happened. We have coyotes and racoons, but so far they haven't got any of our cats.
Around here in the winter - it is nearly impossible to keep them from climbing into the warm engines of cars around here if the vehicles are parked in the garage....
Just so you know - check for kitties before starting your engine. If you don't, and cat is caught in the engine, it is a very bad thing...very bad.
We had a farm cat adopt us. Last fall she showed up on our property, I have no idea where she came from. She spent the winter living in our shed. She got along fine with our chickens so I didn't bother chasing her off, in fact she seemed to like hanging out with the chickens during the day. I haven't seen a mouse in the house or barn in months, she's done a great job. Unfortunately I haven't seen her in about a week, I'm hoping nothing bad happened to her. Someone mentioned that she might be somewhere having kittens, I'm hoping another family took her in. DH told me not to get attached but I can't help myself when it comes to animals, I was really fond of her.
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We currently have two indoor/outdoor cats that have their own door that they use to come and go as they please. Both of them are fixed so there is no stinky spraying or surprise kittens. We also live on a busy highway that has claimed a cat or two of ours and we suspect that we have lost one to predators. We are sad when we lose one, but accept that it is sometimes going to happen. Even though they pretty much always have food available in the house, they still do a pretty good job of keeping the barn and garage (feed storage area) free of vermin. The only problem we have is the occasional dead or alive "presents" that they bring into the house.
We have had dozens and dozens of cats over the years and only ONE has died of old age. They run out of lives, for all they seem to have nine they are sooooo good at getting themselves killed.
Get a few more, and then a few more when the first few kill themselves off. If you have a number of cats you like to have around, just keep getting more to keep that number.
But do keep them fed and vacc'ed and handled (and spayed and neutered so you dont make more than you need) nothing is more upsetting than watching a cat suffer to death because you just cant catch the stupid thing
Your first mistake is "GETTING" kittens. Barn cats are not gotten, They just show up, that way there is no attachments. Now I love our indoor cat but the barn cats are on their own. They live and do there work, breed for the next generation of mousers and they die.
Gary in Central Ohio
as others have stated, you can't protect a barn cat. When I lived on a ranch in Texas, we went through dozens - maybe a hundred barn cats over the years. Two made it into old age. One was a big fat furry neutured Tom named "Garfield" whose joy in life was delivering his catch of the day into my shoe on the porch and yowling about his triumph -and the other was a productive bob-tailed manx queen named "Bobby" who was a mouser-deluxe and produced a long-line of great mousers.
As others have said, the strong and the smart survive -the others don't. Its a sad reality but thats life in the wild.
I like to call our cats "working cats" like a working dog. That helps justify the vet bills each year. It also puts a value on them so people can't say they are feral. They have a job to do on the farm just like a cow dog would.
So they are livestock, you try to give them the best life you can but their work is outside and in the barn, NOT inside the house. I don't have any mice inside the house.
The garage pair have collars, the barn pair do not. The garage male likes to go on vacation each summer (temporary feral for a few months). The garage female is rarely seen more than fifty feet from the house. The barn cats cover a much bigger area.
All four are extremely friendly, except the garage tom when he is "on vacation." During those times we rarely see him hiding in the woods and hay field at the back of the property. He runs away from you if you call him.
Never loss any to the road. We don't have road frontage.
My family has cats in there barn and they dont have rarely over 1 injury.I guese the cats will find away to take care of them selves .All you need to do is give them attension.acually,I think you wont have to do anything.They will give them selves all of that.Just let them be cats.too much info.
You need to feed your barn cats as a well fed cat hunts much better than a hungry/starving cat. If you start feeding at a consistent time, they'll be there and you can put them in the barn for the night. I would venture to guess you may be rewarded in the morning with some remains of the night's work.
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Feed them every day in the evening and lock them in the barn for the night. The most productive hunter is the one who hunts for fun. Get them fixed.
I "educate" mine about cars. I bring them to the spot I think they are most likely to get in trouble at and I have DH or a friend roll up in a car and rev the engine and honk at them. Usually it takes once and then they scatter from where they know cars are going to be. I teach them roads are evil places, full of loud scary cars, water hoses and barking dogs who would chase them home (my old dog would chase the cats on the command "get that cat!!", I taught him just for that purpose, he later figured out it was his job to break up cat fights and run off stray toms) Bad things happen within 10 feet of the road but they are fed at home and there is plenty of hunting and laps there so they don't generally go far. As far as coyotes, lock them up from dusk till dawn. Your local bird population will thank you, the mice in the barn will not.


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This upcoming year the UCSD Department of Music will be hosting a series of tape music concerts from noon to 1PM on the last Friday of each month. The Last Friday Listening Room concerts will take place in the Experimental Theatre at Conrad Prebys Music Center, UC San Diego. The Experimental Theatre is equipped with a 51-speaker Meyer Audio Constellation system, and can accommodate pieces in nearly any channel format.
We invite you to submit your fixed media work for inclusion in this series. There is a preference for multi-channel pieces, and pieces under 15 minutes in length (as our concerts will only be one hour), however longer pieces will be considered.
Please submit your piece here. There is no fee for entry, but only two entries per composer will be auditioned. The submission deadline is August 31, 2013, and we will notify you if your piece is accepted. The first concert in the series will be September 27, 2013, and the last concert is on May 30, 2014.
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Ultimately, the report details the events and finances of the firm over the last couple years of its existence and concludes its business changed dramatically after Corzine took over as the firm's CEO. It was under the personal direction of Corzine that MF Global began trading European sovereign debt securities, and that led to the firm's demise.
Additionally, Giddens also filed a number of recommendations to regulators that came as a result of his investigation, including:
- Abolish the alternative calculation method and implement a requirement to segregate an amount in excess of 100% of customer funds.
- Eliminate the segregated versus secured distinction in Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) Regulation 30.7, ensure consistency of customer protection when trading overseas, and monitor compliance abroad closely.
- Create a protection fund for futures and commodities customers under a certain threshold, and implement suitability standards for customers of Futures Commission Merchants (FCMs).
- Provide for civil liability for officers and directors in the event of a commodities segregation shortfall.
- Consider simplifying some CFTC rules for bulk transfers and claims in an FCM liquidation proceeding.
- Enact legislation explicitly authorizing Trustee standing on behalf of customers.
Finally, the trustee filed a motion for the bankruptcy court to approve counsel's fees through February 2012, which totaled approximately $17 million
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What is a Rain Barrel?What's a Treegator?
What is a Rain Barrel?
What's a Treegator?
Rain barrels can be purchased by water system customers by calling the City's Water Resources Department, 704-920-5337. The 60 gallon barrel is $92.45 (tax included) and the 80 gallon barrel is $106.68 (tax included).
Treegators can also be purchased by water system customers for $21.93 (tax included).
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The move is the equivalent of the Dodgers waiving the white flag in the 2010 season (something that one could argue has been over for weeks), and allows the Dodgers to recoup the remainder of his salary for the year.
If Manny does clear waivers, the Dodgers are free to trade him to any team of their choosing. However, Fox Sports' Ken Rosenthal tweeted this morning that the White Sox plan to claim Ramirez. But before that could happen we have to get through the entirety of the secretive waivers process and another team may end up the winner. As Dylan Hernandez notes, National League teams have the first priority, then American League teams. If there are multiple claims from the same league, the team that has the worst record gets priority and wins the claim.
If Manny is claimed, the Dodgers would most likely would only receive about $4 million (the remainder due on his $20 million salary), instead of maybe cash and a marginal prospect or two. But in the end does it really matter? The season is over and Manny is one of the few chips the Dodgers have to deal, given his upcoming free agent status. I have no doubt that Manny will also waive his no-trade clause so that he can once again insert himself on the national stage as he makes a run at a new contract in 2011 (presumably in the American League as a designated hitter).
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Visser said that, despite Microsoft's obvious attempt to appeal to consumers and tap into the BYOD trend, Windows 8 is very much an enterprise-grade operating system that bring your personal life and business life together on one device.
"We are making no compromises to the role that enterprise IT plays. We continue to support all the security requirements that they have," he said.
"We want to help them take down management costs of mobile devices, so that they can invest more in areas that are important for their innovation, and we also want to make sure that they can support the compliance rules that third parties and governments ask from them."
He said that all Windows 7 apps that organisations are running today can also run on Windows 8, so the investments that they have made over the last years will not be wasted. The infrastructure that Microsoft customers are using today is also compatible with Windows 8, so they can start bringing in Windows 8 side by side with Windows 7 without making significant infrastructure investments.
Moreover, Windows 8 includes the option for users to switch from the tile-based user interface back to a more traditional Windows 7 desktop interface.
This means that a salesman could take a Windows 8 tablet out on the road with him and use the "Metro" interface in meetings with clients, and then dock the tablet with a keyboard when he gets back to the office and have his full productivity environment with my desktop apps available on the same device.
While Windows 8 is clearly an attractive option for enterprise customers using tablets and portable touchscreen devices, the business proposition for Windows 8 on desktop PCs is less clear.
When Techworld asked if there was a role for Windows 8 on the desktop, Visser said that Windows 8 is the best Windows version out there, so whether it is used on desktops, laptops or tablets it is still a worthwhile investment.
"Of course there's experiences with Windows 8 that come to life with touch that you will not have if you don't have touch, but still if you look at it from a fundamentals perspective – boot time, performance, security, manageability – all these aspects are improved with Windows 8, and even if you don't have a touch-based device, there is significant value in Windows 8," he said.
BT, which has been using Windows 8 as part of an early adopters programme, said that the best experience on Windows 8 is on a brand new device, running an SSD, with a touchscreen, but Windows 8 runs well on other devices and is a better experience than Windows 7.
Visser admitted that a lot of customers will bring in Windows 8 through new devices, rather than upgrading old hardware, but said that the true was same with Windows 7.
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The headline should read redundantly: Sunshine Shines on Day 1 Again.
After all, Paul "Sunshine" Goydos is nothing if not Mr. First Round, at least this year.
Goydos was at it again today. He shot an opening-round 65 at The Barclays, good for a share of the lead.
That isn't his best of the season, though. He opened with 63 at both the Valero Texas Open and Travelers Championship. He went on to tie for third at Texas and for second at the Travelers.
His scores have tended to get a bit worse on the weekend. He ranks 82nd on the PGA Tour in scoring average before the cut but 151st in Round 3 and 144th in the final round.
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5/15/01--Boston College Law School is pleased to report that the Alumni Association's Law Day celebration, held on May 1 at Boston's Seaport Hotel, was a great success. Close to 50 law firms participated and a full house was in attendance, including the Hon. Attorney General Tom Reilly. Special Law Day awards were given to R. Lisa DiLuna, Thomas Barnico, Thomas Maffei and Arnold Rosenfeld.
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"It's a difficult task each year for the Law Day Committee to single out four or five special individuals, because there are so many wonderful alumni doing great work and leading good lives," said Linda Glennon, Director, BCLS Alumni Relations. "But it is a task that we take on with great enthusiasm and vigor."
The Alumni Association awards individuals for their contributions to the legal community and Boston College Law School at the annual event, which drew over 400 people this year. It was an evening of laughter and tears as the awardees were praised by their colleagues and presented with their awards as their family and friends looked on.Father William Leahy, S.J., President of Boston College, and Dean John H. Garvey, Dean of BCLS, addressed the crowd prior to the awards ceremony. (Photo: A full house for Law Day '01) Law Day Committee members included Maureen Curran, Co-Chair, and William McCormack, Co-Chair; and MaryBeth Basile, Prof. Robert Bloom, George Field, Joseph Hernandez, Dennis McKenna, William Robinson III, James Sweeney, Teresa Walsh, and Linda Glennon. Award Winners (left to right): Arnold Rosenfeld, Lisa DiLuna, Tom Barnico, Tom Maffei
The St. Thomas More Award, given to a member of the legal community who best represents the ideals of St. Thomas More in his or her professional and private life, went to Arnold Rosenfeld. An expert in the field of legal ethics, Mr. Rosenfeld is a former Chief Bar Counsel to the Board of Bar Overseers and Of Counsel at Kirkpatrick & Lockhart. He has served as Executive Director for the Massachusetts Committee on Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice, as Deputy Chief Counsel, Massachusetts Defenders Committee, and Chief Counsel, Massachusetts Committee on Public Counsel Services. He is an adjunct professor at Boston University Law School and Northeastern University Law School, a member of the Supreme Judicial Court Standing Advisory Committee on Rules of Professional Conduct, member of the ABA Center for Professional Responsibility, and the Advisory Committee on ABA Ethics 2000. He was graduated from BCLS in 1967.
The William J. Kenealy, S.J., Alumnus/Alumna of the Year Award, given to the member of the BCLS alumni community who has given of him/herself to benefit the Law School, went to Thomas F. Maffei. Mr. Maffei has served as a volunteer in BCLS fundraising efforts for more than 12 years, and served as Chair of the Leadership Gifts Committee for a number of those years. A past President of the MBA, and former member of the House of Delegates of the ABA, he was a partner at Choate Hall & Stewart before becoming a partner at Griesinger, Walsh and Maffei, LLP. Mr. Maffei was Alumni Representative to the Dean Search Committees in 1997 and in 1999, and a member of the Law School Building Campaign Executive Committee. He teaches professional responsibility at BCLS and serves as Editor of the Boston College Industrial and Commercial Law Review. He was graduated from BCLS in 1971.
The Hon. David S. Nelson Public Interest Law Award, given to the member of the BCLS alumni community who has made significant contributions to the public sector or in public interest law, went to Tom Barnico. Mr. Barnico has been an Assistant Attorney General under four Attorney Generals and has argued three times before the U.S. Supreme Court. He directed the Boston College Government Bureau Internship Program for 15 years, and served as the Alumni contact at the AG's office. Mr. Barnico is credited with teaching generations of BCLS students to be skilled and principled advocates, and introducing them to the public sector. He was graduated from BCLS in 1980.
The Special Service Award, given to a faculty member for extraordinary service to the Law School, went to R. Lisa DiLuna. Ms DiLuna was Associate Dean, Dean for Students and Adjunct Assistant Professor from 1987-1998. She served as the BCLS Harassment Advisor, on the Alumnae Steering Committee, and the Steering Committee for Women in Law Day 1990. She taught Introduction to Lawyering and Professional Responsibility, a Supreme Court Seminar, and Advanced Writing. Despite significant health limitations, her dedication and commitment to the students at BCLS never wavered. She was graduated from BCLS in 1982.
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Wilmington High students respond to Armenian Genocide
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Students at Wilmington High School were so enamored by the Armenian Genocide, they expressed their feelings with words and actions.
In a host of letters sent to the Armenian Genocide Curriculum Committee of Merrimack Valley, they took exception to the country's lackluster effort to get a Genocide Bill passed and vowed to help the cause in every way possible.
The letter-writing campaign followed a program on Armenian Genocide offered by committee chairman Dro Kanayan, whose grandfather by the same name led the charge at Bash Abaran and Karakilese.
Kanayan was joined by members Albert S. Movsesian and Tom Vartabedian. Together, they spent the day addressing various classes in an effort to get the Genocide curriculum activated in high schools north of Boston.
"I can't wait to spread the word about the atrocities of the Armenian Genocide and the strength of the Armenian people," wrote Heather Crowe. "Until I was introduced to that important segment in world history, I knew little to nothing about the atrocities. The history and experiences will stay with me for the rest of my life."
Another student from India equated the Genocide with similar turmoil in her native land.
"The cultural and religious ties with Armenia intensified the feelings I have for my own Indian culture," wrote Nira Pandya. "Although I was born and raised in India, I, too, am struggling to keep my identity intact as I assimilate into the American mainstream. The Armenian Genocide must not go unpunished and coincides with the problems that face our society today."
Amanda Hollenbeck was unaware that an Armenian Genocide took place in 1915 and gravitated to William Saroyan's epic tale, "The Armenian and the Armenian."
"The world would be a better place if we all learned to live in harmony," wrote Martin Bamberg. "The Armenian Genocide was an event in history that should set a precedent among other troubled nations. It's important for students like us to raise awareness and maybe someday get Turkey to repay the Armenians for the crimes committed. An admission of guilt would be a step in the right direction."
Among the initiatives being adopted by the class is an approach to the United States Postal Service to get a postage stamp adopted reflecting man's inhumanity to man in conjunction with the 95th anniversary of the genocide this year.
"Our class is actually working on the stamp idea and sending it to the Postmaster General," wrote Allie Graham. "I find it particularly frustrating that the youth of America is not learning about the injustices against the Armenians."
Kristi Adley wrote about the importance of ethnicity and how students like herself should identify with their roots while learning about others.
"The only genocide I was familiar with was the Jewish holocaust," admitted Veronica Bell. "I'm very upset that Turkey will not make reparations and return the land to Armenia. I will do all I can to help spread the word of the Armenian Genocide so more people can learn about it."
Students represented the junior and senior classes under the tutelage of Maura Tucker and Lisa Lucia who are utilizing the text, "Facing History and Ourselves." According to Tucker, students have the opportunity to reflect not only upon the universality of racism and social injustice but also upon the importance of global awareness.
"They will use inquiry, analysis and interpretation in order to confront moral questions imbedded into history and literature," she pointed out.
The Armenian Genocide subject was augmented by the country's geography, literature and contributions to world civilization. Students were also given a lesson on how to interview a survivor.
"The response we've gotten from the outside community has been extremely positive," said Kanayan. "We'll continue to push forward until all the schools have been contacted. Our intent is to approach as many schools as possible to increase credibility on the subject."
Contacts have also been made to Lowell, Chelmsford, Haverhill, Westford and Andover. Curriculum supervisors in those schools were more than enthusiastic with the genocide curriculum. At the very least, they agreed to open their classrooms to a program this spring.
Other sessions have been completed at North Andover and Tewksbury.
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 EDMUND G. BROWN JR., SBN: 37100 Attorney General of California CHRISTOPHER E. KRUEGER, SBN: 173288 Senior Assistant Attorney General DOUGLAS J. WOODS, SBN: 161531 Supervising Deputy Attorney General SETH E. GOLDSTEIN, SBN: 238228 ZACKERY P. MORAZZINI, SBN: 204237 Deputy Attorneys General 1300 I Street, Suite 125 P.O. Box 944255 Sacramento, CA 94244-2550 Telephone: (916) 445-8226 Fax: (916) 324-5567 E-mail: email@example.com Attorneys for Defendants Debra Bowen, California Secretary of State; Edmund G. Brown Jr., California Attorney General SCOTT HALLABRIN, General Counsel, SBN: 076662 LAWRENCE T. WOODLOCK, SBN: 137676 Fair Political Practices Commission 428 J Street, Suite 800 Sacramento, CA 95814 Telephone: (916) 322-5660 Fax: (916) 327-2026 E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Attorneys for Defendants Members of the Fair Political Practices Commission IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA PROTECTMARRIAGE.COM, et al., 2:09-cv-00058-MCE-DAD v. Plaintiff, STATE DEFENDANTS' OBJECTIONS TO PLAINTIFFS' EVIDENCE Date: January 29, 2009 Time: 11:00 a.m. Courtroom: 7, 14th Floor Judge Morrison C. England, Jr. Trial Date: None Set Action Filed: January 7, 2009 DEBRA BOWEN, SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, et al., Defendants. 1 OBJECTIONS TO EVIDENCE (2:09-cv-00058-MCE-DAD) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 To supplement their anonymous declarations that primarily allege harm based on protected First Amendment activity, Plaintiff submit dozens of newspaper articles and television news video clips to support their argument that the disclosure of contributors will lead to threats and harassment. All of these exhibits are inadmissible hearsay or double hearsay. Moreover, the articles and video clips are needlessly cumulative, with numerous exhibits discussing the same general allegations. `"Hearsay' is a statement, other than one made by the declarant while testifying at the trial or hearing, offered in evidence to prove the truth of the matter asserted." Fed. R. Evid. 801(c). 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For example, twenty-eight of the fifty-eight exhibits discuss the same set of events concerning mostly the same businesses alleging boycotting or blacklisting. 1 And, Exhibits C, D, E, O, Q, R and three video clips all discuss purported threats to the mayor and a religious leader in Fresno, while Exhibits F, G, and O all relate to an alleged incident involving a group trying to conduct a prayer service in San Francisco's Castro District. /// /// /// /// /// See Troupe Decl., Exs. A, B, N, O, P, AD, AE, AG, AH, AI, AK, AL, AM, AN, AO, AP, AQ, AR, AS, AT, AU, AV, BA, BB, BC, BD, BE, BF. 3 OBJECTIONS TO EVIDENCE (2:09-cv-00058-MCE-DAD) 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Because Plaintiffs' newspaper articles and television news clips are all inadmissible hearsay or double hearsay, they are inadmissible and cannot be used to prove the threats and harassment that Plaintiff have alleged. Dated: January 22, 2009 Respectfully submitted, EDMUND G. 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OK, I most likely spelled that wrong, but I finally found some!! Please pass along some ideas for it.
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In the fast pace world that we live today, sometimes dont we all lose sight of our goals and objective? Further when opportunity sometime knock on the door we let it slip by because we are entrenched in a certain ways of doing things and become fearful when we are struck by hardship or unexpected turn of events. This is almost a parable to the protagonist; Santiago getting robbed, beaten and enslaved. Yet eventually when he learns to overcome his adversities he realizes how to make his dream a reality. To succeed in the new economy of today we need the kind of perseverance that Santiago displays.
3. Winnie the Pooh A.A Milne (1926)
This amazingly simple childrens story can give you great insights on how to become a good problem solver and decision maker. Here the key protagonist is a Bear called Edward who for some strange reason calls himself Winnie. This in itself has an interesting parable that you will discover when you read this series of books. Here we have Winnie the Pooh who basically goes through the day trying to see how he can get the hunny(honey) without getting stung by the bees. In a business environment this serves a parable to the concept of giving good customer service. After all if you are in the service sector, you need to keep your customers happy as they are your honey and naturally of they are dissatisfied it is almost like getting stung by the bees.
Thus the stories of Pooh bear are basically one about customer relationship management and how to achieve this. In recent years Roger D Allen and Stephen D Allen wrote three books using Winnie the Pooh as the key character in helping people solve management problems. The books were called Winnie the Pooh on Success, Winnie the Pooh on Problem-solving and Winnie the Pooh on Management. These books tapped into A.A Milnes creation to use it as a metaphorical parable in to assist in the organizational thinking process.
The important thing to keep in mind when you read these books is to see how you could use the little stories within them in your organization. This will allow you to look at the issues and challenges from a creative perspective.
Dr Daniel Theyagu is a corporate trainer and seminar leader who has designed and conducted competency-based training for more than 150 organizations. He is based in Singapore and can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com Website: http://www.thinklaterally.com
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