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Gather around, Gleeks, it's time for another edition of the TV Fanatic Round Table!
Below, editor-in-chief Matt Richenthal is joined by senior staff members Steve "Vote for Brittany!" Marsi and Eric "Kurt Rules!" Hochberger as they dissect "I Am Unicorn," the second consecutive strong installment of season number-three. As always, reader feedback is encouraged...
What was your favorite scene in the episode?
Matt: Will standing up to Quinn. A teacher should be more understanding when a student is going through such a tough time, some might argue, but could you have imagined the Mr. Schuester from last season making this kind of statement? Tough love is sometimes necessary and I applaud the writers to giving Will a spine this fall.
Steve: All of the reactions and commentary from the school play directors. Coach Beiste, Emma and Artie. Who knew there was some comedic material to be mined from this trio?!?
Eric: I'm a sucker for the Pucker... man. Any one whose eyes didn't well up when Noah held his daughter might want to get his or her tear ducts examined.
What was your favorite song from the episode?
Matt: "Somewhere," no doubt. Given the talent of Lea Michele and Idina Menzel, along with the background between their character, this has already jumped into my top five all-time covers on Glee.
Steve: Darn you, Matt. That was my answer! I don't see how anyone could choose anything else, for the two reasons you just said. What incredible, emotional voices.
Eric: I'll tell you how someone could choose something else, Steve. Two words: Darren Criss. He killed "Something's Coming," as evidenced by the fact that it may land him the West Side Story lead.
Would you vote for Kurt or Brittany?
Matt: Kurt. I adore Brittany and pretty much every word out of her mouth. But I fear that she'd be forced to educate herself if she landed such an important position and we just can't have that. What fun is a Brittany who knows that her nipples aren't pepperonis?
Steve: I would also vote for Kurt, but for a different reason: Santana. Just like how some people worried about Bill Clinton's influence if Hillary were elected, I wouldn't feel calm knowing how close my president is to someone known for scheming and manipulating.
Eric: Are you guys insane?!? If Brittany were elected, there would probably be dessert in the cafeteria for breakfast and the school mascot would be a unicorn. It would be awesome!
Are you glad Shelby is back?
Matt: Yes. I don't exactly buy the premise of a second choir, but I can look past that contrived basis for her return and focus on the rich storyline avenues the show can now take between Shelby, Rachel, Puck and Quinn.
Steve: Yes, even though it's seriously confusing. Menzel looks JUST like Berry! It's perfect casting, but it's almost eerie. Can we meet her dads next? I really hope so.
Eric: Would rather see April, but I'll take what I can get.
@Joyce Do you mean is Idina Lea's real life mother or is Shelby Rachel's biological mother. If it's the latter the yes she is (was a major plot point in season 1 and also why she had such a moving scene with her this season), if you mean Idina and Lea, then no, they are just ridiculously talented artists who look a bit similar.
What was your favorite scene in the episode? Definitely when Puck went to see Shelby and Beth. I love seeing the softer side of him. What was your favorite song from the episode? Something's Coming. I can't stand West Side Story, but that was really good. Close second: Somewhere. I just love Idina Menzel, and she and Lea Michele's voices sound so good together. That was some great casting. Would you vote for Kurt or Brittany? Who else is running? I don't think I would vote for either of them. Like someone else said, Kurt is really self-centered and even a little immature. Brittany is just a little too slow to be class president (although, i do think she's smarter than the last president we had). Are you glad Shelby is back? Yes. When she left in the first season, it felt like a lot was left unsaid. I like the idea of Puck being in Beth's life--I'm not so keen on Quinn's involvement. Everything is all about her not about Beth. If she really wanted to do something good for Beth than she wouldn't want to take her away from the only mother she has ever known. She is being very selfish, and I am interested in seeing if Puck will try to talk her out of it. I am also looking forward to the development of a relationship between Rachel and Shelby. There are a lot of hurt feelings there. Rachel needs to deal with her abandonment issues, and I think the only one who can help her is Shelby. Read more: http://www.tvfanatic.com/2011/...
Such a great episode for character development!
Yes I am glad to see Shelby back. I LOVED the song they did together. Has it ever been confirmed that Shelby is Rachel's real life Mom?
Fave Scene: I agree with Mr.Shue finally showing that he's grown a pair. I practically gave him a standing ovation when he put Quinn in her place. Finally they are giving him something other than writing on the chalkboard. Any scene with the Beast is a close second because I love her...love how she and Schue have a nice friendship going. Fave Song: Uhhh, can't say that I really had one. For the most part I'm not big on the Broadway, even though I look forward to glee doing West Side Story. Vote: Umm Definitely Kurt. He's quite the comeback kid. I like Britt but I fear the state of an educational environment with her in charge of anything and Santana as Satan in a red dress whispering in her ear. Shelby: INdifferent. I agree that she and Berry look like they could really be related it's freaky! I just think there are too many holes in her coming back but I'll go with it.
What was your favorite scene in the episode? What was your favorite song from the episode? Somewhere: just wonderful. Lea Michele and Idina Menzel were perfect. Would you vote for Kurt or Brittany? Brittany: she's not the smartest girl on earth but at least she is nice, friendly and honest. Kurt is really too self-centered (and he doesn't even acknowledge it) Are you glad Shelby is back? Yes yes yes. I really want to see her and Rachel to learn to know each other. As Will said Shelby on season 1, Rachel is not as strong as people think, and I think her insecurities are coming, at least partly, from the rejection from her mother


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By The Herald Staff | 8/16/2013
Two legislators representing Franklin County voters are set appear later this month for a Legislative Listening Tour event in Ottawa.
State Rep. Blaine Finch, R-Ottawa, and state Sen. Caryn Tyson, R-Parker, are expected to headline the 10 a.m. Aug. 24 gathering in the commission room at Ottawa City Hall, 101. S. Hickory St. Franklin County's other legislator, state Rep. Kevin Jones, R-Wellsville is unavailable to attend the Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce event.
The Saturday-morning listening tour is expected to serve as a wrap-up to the 2013 legislative session and allow lawmakers to address issues that might be pursued in the 2014 session. The event also comes less than two weeks before legislators are set to return to Topeka for an unexpected Sept. 3-5 special session to tackle revising the state's "Hard 50" sentencing law.
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December 18, 2014
Thul, Striebel and More Move in MLL Supplemental Draft
Garrett Thul was selected first overall in the MLL's annual supplemental draft, with Charlotte grabbing the Team USA attackman's rights among the day's 100 roster moves.
December 16, 2014
Notable Names in 2014 MLL Supplemental Draft Pool
There's always a bunch of say-what? names in the annual MLL supplemental draft pool. Here are 18 notables to watch to see when or if they go in Wednesday's 12-round proceeding.
December 13, 2014
Surveying Lacrosse's Social Media Landscape
Lacrosse Magazine examines how college teams deploy social media and provides a rundown of must-follows in the game.
December 1, 2014
Lacrosse Magazine's Best of Lacrosse 2014
The votes are in - here are your choices for the Best of Lacrosse in 2014!
November 21, 2014
#BestOfLax: Best Individual Breakthrough Rundown
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November 14, 2014
#BestOfLax: Men's Player - Who's Star Shone Brightest?
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McGlone Inching Closer to Full Recovery
Former Major League Lacrosse and National Lacrosse League player and Maryland star midfielder Bill McGlone is on the mend after undergoing brain surgery and being diagnosed with a rare and serious brain infection in September.
October 29, 2014
Ohio Machine Promote Klein to Vice President
October 18, 2014
Denver Solid in Scrimmage Outing Against MLL Champs
A competitive afternoon saw the NCAA semifinalist Denver Pioneers win with a big run in an otherwise even matchup against the MLL champion Denver Outlaws.
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Denver Springs 9-0 Run on Outlaws to Take Scrimmage
A scrimmage between the NCAA semifinalists and MLL champions swung the collegiate squads way, as Denver topped Denver at Peter Barton Stadium.
October 15, 2014
LM's Person of the Year - Lyle Thompson
A transcendent talent with a mission of sharing his game with the world, Lyle Thompson is Lacrosse Magazine's Person of the Year for 2014.
October 4, 2014
Jalbert, Lax's First Video Star, Set for HOF Close-Up
An electrifying performer at Virginia and in the MLL who continued his lacrosse career as a top video producer, Jay Jalbert is among the Hall of Fame's Class of 2014.
September 30, 2014
Chesapeake's Kyle Dixon Announces MLL Retirement
Midfielder Kyle Dixon, a three-time All-MLL selection who won three Steinfeld Cups, has announced his retirement from Major League Lacrosse.
September 30, 2014
Ohio Machine Announce Front Office Changes
September 25, 2014
From the Editor: Against Better Judgement
September 20, 2014
Former 'Mr. Irrelevant' Berger Retires from MLL
September 19, 2014
MLL's All-Time Assists Leader Ryan Boyle to Retire
A stalwart in Major League Lacrosse for 11 seasons and the league's all-time assists leader, Ryan Boyle has announced his retirement from the Boston Cannons.
September 18, 2014
Ohio Machine's Greg Bice Announces Retirement
September 9, 2014
Lee Zink Announces Retirement From MLL
After a decade as one of the top defenders in the game, Lee Zink has announced his retirement following Denver's first Major League Lacrosse title.
August 29, 2014
Rattlers' Leveille Retires from MLL After 10 Seasons
After a 10-year professional lacrosse career, Kevin Leveille, one of the game's all-time great finishing attackman, has officially announced his retirement from Major League Lacrosse.
August 28, 2014
Rattlers Shattered On-Field Expectations in 2014
The Denver Outlaws got the glory by winning the MLL final, but don't sleep on what the Rochester Rattlers accomplished this season.
August 24, 2014
Denver-Rochester Tilt Leaves Footprint on Atlanta
An entertaining MLL championship game provided the backdrop for MLL's audition in the Atlanta market. League officials and players left thinking positively about lacrosse's potential future in the area.
August 23, 2014
Waiting is Over: Grant Sparks Denver to Elusive Title
John Grant Jr. was named MVP of the championship game for the second straight year and improved to 5-0 in the finals with Denver's one-goal win over Rochester.
August 22, 2014
Major League Lacrosse Names All-Pro Team
Three players from each side of Saturday's MLL championship game matchup have been named to the MLL All-Pro team.


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Greg Chapman, BS, RRT, REMT-PGreg Chapman is the Director for the Center for Prehospital Medicine (CPM) at Carolinas Medical Center.
He has been involved in EMS since 1975, working as a full time educator for more than 25 years. Before moving to Charlotte, Mr. Chapman was the Program Director for a large New York state community college paramedic program. Mr. Chapman is also a Registered Respiratory Therapist specializing in Neonatology and Pediatrics. As a long-time member of NAEMT's PHTLS Committee, Mr. Chapman has been involved in developing the last three editions of PHTLS. In addition to serving as a regular lecturer at national and international conferences, he has published in many textbooks and has written numerous journal articles.
An avid skier, Mr. Chapman works part time in the winter as a ski patroller and search and rescue specialist. His summertime passion is competitive mountain bicycling.
Jerry Morris, BA, NREMT-PJerry Morris brings a strong military and international background to the Center for Prehospital Medicine. Having served 14 years in the US Army as a Military Intelligence Operator and a Special Forces Communications Supervisor have given Mr. Morris the experience and confidence to teach to students of any level. His career in EMS began in 1995. His assignments have included lead instructor at the Special Operations Medical Training Center, volunteer paramedic, Medical Instructor Trainer for the United Arab Emirates Armed Forces, EMS Director for the United Arab Emirates Armed Forces, Training Manager for Rural Metro Ambulance Service and, most currently, Clinical Faculty for CPM.
Mr. Morris's duties at CPM include coordination and instruction of all phases of EMS. Additionally, he has operated as the manager for Carolinas MED-1 when it was deployed to Waveland, Miss. for Hurricane Katrina relief efforts and again when it was deployed to New Orleans to relieve surge capacity during the first post-Katrina Mardi Gras celebration in 2006.
Mr. Morris is also an avid cyclist and can frequently be found biking in support of Wounded Warriors.
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Robert Atripaldi, BA, NREMT-PRobert Atripaldi has served in many capacities throughout his 27-year EMS career. He began in the military and served as a combat medic. Before moving to North Carolina, the bulk of his experience was obtained in Maine. For 16 years, Mr. Atripaldi served as a full time Paramedic Firefighter Lieutenant for the Portland Fire Department. He has served on two Rotor wing EMS services as Lead Flight Paramedic with Airmed and as a CCEMTP Flight Medic with LifeFlight of Maine. He was the CEO and President of Medicworks Critical Care Ambulance Company and is the former President of the Maine Institute of Medicine. Mr. Atripaldi has been in primary education for 19 years and has coordinated all levels of prehospital education. He is a 20-year member of the NREMT-P and has served on the educational committee for NAEMSE. He is also a graduate of the National Fire Academies EMS Management track.
Though a transplant, Mr. Atripaldi is proud to call North Carolina home and enjoys the state with his wife and three daughters. Additional passions include men's ministry with Fellowship of the Sword, which have taken him around the world.
Thomas Nagel, RN, AAS, NREMT-PThomas Nagel began his career in prehospital medicine as a US Army Combat Medic. He graduated Cum Laude from the Center for Prehospital Medicine's Paramedic certificate program and was also the recipient of the Academic Excellence award in 2007. He completed his Associates of Applied Science degree in Emergency Medical Services. Prior to joining CPM as full time clinical faculty, Thomas functioned as a Paramedic Crew Chief for the Mecklenburg EMS Agency (Medic), where he continues to work part time as a field paramedic and tactical medical provider for the Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Department's Civil Emergency Unit. He is also currently pursuing his RN license and degree in nursing.
Thomas is originally from Pittsburgh, PA. He enjoys spending time with his wife and two children, as well as boating on Lake Norman.
Elizabeth Shelton, MLISElizabeth Shelton serves as the Program Coordinator for the Center. She joined the staff and faculty in 2007. In this role, Ms. Shelton manages the day-to-day operations of the Center and sees to all the details. Prior to coming to the Center, she worked in medical education as a medical librarian for Carolinas HealthCare System.
A rare native of the Charlotte area, Ms. Shelton enjoys spending time with her husband and son.
Jonathan Studnek, PhDDr. Jonathan Studnek came to the Center for Prehospital Medicine after completing his PhD in Epidemiology at the Ohio State University in 2008. Prior to completing his doctoral degree, he was a paramedic in Albuquerque, N.M., and was a research fellow at the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians. Dr. Studnek served as the Director of Prehospital Research for CPM while working closely with the Mecklenburg EMS Agency (Medic). He also serves as the chair of the research committee for the National Association of EMS Physicians. His current research interests revolve around improving patient care in the prehospital setting. Current topics include out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, acute myocardial infarction, and the role of simulation in EMS education. In 2012 Dr. Studnek began working directly with Medic as their QI Manager while continuing to maintain his research interests with the Center for Prehospital Medicine and Carolinas Medical Center. Dr. Studnek is also Associate Graduate Faculty at UNC-Charlotte.


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I seem to be getting further and further behind in my posts. I wrote this one last week!
Although the day is bright, the sky is blue and spring can't be far away, we woke to a white snow filled world again this morning and it is feeling distinctly wintery. Unless we have friends over, puddings are a rare event in our house (cakes don't count) but after toiling away sorting out a huge backlog of papers and then getting chilled when venturing out to do the shopping, comfort food was what we needed! Amazingly, I have only made this pudding once before and that must have been at least a decade ago. I remember it as being fairly successful, so not sure why I've failed to repeat the experience until now. The recipe comes from The Essential Vegetarian Cookbook a book I picked up in a remaindered bookshop many years ago. Unlike others I've picked up on a similar whim, I do actually use this one, however occasionally! As there were only two of us I didn't use the full quantities given, but as I couldn't do an exact split, the ratios ended up being rather different to the original recipe. I also fancied spicing it up a bit with cinnamon. This is what I did:
- Melted 2oz unsalted butter.
- Beat 2 duck eggs into 4 fl oz milk.
- Sifted 4oz wholemeal flour, 1 level tsp baking powder, 1 tbsp cocoa and 1 tsp ground cinnamon into a bowl.
- Stirred in 4oz granulated sugar.
- Made a well in the centre and poured in the egg mixture followed by the melted butter and mixed it all together.
- Poured this into a greased pyrex soufflé dish.
- Broke up 100g bar of dark chocolate 85% and placed in pan with 8 fl oz milk and 3 fl oz water.
- Stirred over low heat until melted and smooth.
- Poured over sponge mixture and baked for 30 mins at 180C (gas 4).
- and baked in a preheated oven at 180C for 30 mins.
- Dusted with a tsp of icing sugar before serving.
This saucy pudding was as good as I remembered it and certainly did its job well in providing comfort. Despite the large quantity of liquid, the sponge soaked up the majority of the sauce, leaving a light but moist sponge with deliciously gooey patches welling up through it. The dark chocolate sauce, having no extra sweetner, made for a rich but not overly sweet pudding - the way I like them. We had ours with delicious local organic creme fraiche.


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Holiday Jazz Brunch in Picturesque Cambridge!
Presented by Ryles Jazz Club at Ryles Jazz Club
January 1 - January 2, 2011
Family friendly event where the band sings and swings jazz and blues standards from Tin Pan Alley and Harlem renaissance in the style of the era. Holiday music is featured for these brunches.
All major credit cards accepted. Wheelchair accessible. Two complimentary parking lots (marked S&S). Best value in Boston and a great Sunday morning hang.
212 Hampshire Street
Cambridge, MA 02139
Admission Info:
No cover
Complimentary parking in two lots marked S&S
Family friendly, children welcome
All major Credit Cards accepted
General Day and Time Info:
New Year's Day, January 1st (doors open 10:00am, music begins at 11:45am)
Sunday, January 2nd (doors open 10:00am, music begins at 10:45am)
Phone: 617 876 9330
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Everyone is welcome and accommodated at Ryles Jazz Club. The staff goes out of their way to make everyone comfortable.


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Presidential Scholars Program Names DiCarlo a Candidate
Bishop Watterson senior Nicholas DiCarlo has been recognized by the U.S. Department of Education as a candidate for the United States Presidential Scholars Program. He is among just 3,000 candidates identified for the academic portion of the program who have scored exceptionally well on the SAT or ACT.
The Presidential Scholars Program was established in 1964 by Executive Order of the President to recognize and honor some of our nation's most distinguished graduating seniors. In 1979 the program was expanded to recognize students who demonstrate exceptional scholarship talent in the visual, creative and performing arts. Each year up to 141 students are chosen from among the candidates to become U.S. Presidential Scholars, one of the nation's highest honors for high school seniors.
In April 560 semifinalists will be announced followed in May by the Scholars. The Scholars will be honored for their accomplishments during the National Recognition Weekend in Washington, D.C. in June.
For more information on the U.S. Presidential Scholars Program, click here.


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Flash: Eclipse and FDTApril 7th, 2006 by Luis
It took me a few months to start using FDT and Eclipse in my projects only becuase evrytime I wanted to start using it I was very busy doing other stuff.
Well, last week finally I was introduced to FDT by my friend Thomas and I must admit that FDT is becoming the most indispensable tool in my working life improving workflow and productivity.
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|View of the Exposition Cotton Mills' peewee football team.
The International Cotton Exposition of 1881 was one of three expositions in Atlanta designed to attract business and venture capitol to Atlanta. The other two expositions were in 1887 and 1895. Buildings were erected for the 1881 exposition along what is now Ashby Street in West Atlanta. In 1882, these structures were converted into a textile mill, and became the Exposition Cotton Mills, which stood until 1971.
|Cotton--Georgia--Atlanta | Cotton manufacture--Georgia--Atlanta | Cotton textile industry--Georgia--Atlanta | Textile factories--Georgia--Atlanta | Textile workers--Georgia--Atlanta | Football--Georgia--Atlanta | Youth league football--Georgia--Atlanta | Youth league football--Coaching--Georgia--Atlanta | Football players--Georgia--Atlanta | Football uniforms--Georgia--Atlanta | Sports--Georgia--Atlanta | Teenage boys--Georgia--Atlanta | Exposition Cotton Mills Company--Employees | Exposition Cotton Mills Company | Atlanta (Ga.) | Fulton County (Ga.)
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Senior Information Developer, OCLC Dublin, Dublin OH
posted July 30, 2014 10:36 PM
Job Description
Discover. Innovate. Collaborate. Inform. A few words we use to describe a career at OCLC.
OCLC, a worldwide library services organization headquartered in Dublin, Ohio, is a leader in information technologies and innovative online services. With office locations around the globe, OCLC employees are dedicated to offering premier services and software to help libraries cut costs while keeping pace with the demands of our information-driven society.
An integrated member of an implementation services team, the Senior Information Developer devises, writes, and deploys information resources to support libraries that subscribe to and use OCLC products and services.
In pursuit of those key activities, the position performs blended duties across three areas:
- Member (Customer) Support: Propose, structure, create, and deliver communication, training, and information-based solutions to support libraries and their users, worldwide, helping them reach and maintain success and satisfaction with OCLC products/services.
- Data Collection and Analysis: Solicit, compile, interpret, and present user data regarding members' success and satisfaction, in order to achieve and maintain the quality and quantity of resources appropriate for our members and to inform product development decisions.
- Product Implementation: Perform implementation services as part of an integrated team to establish awareness and use of information resources among OCLC members and to match the content, purpose, and promotion of those resources against OCLC product portfolios.
Additionally, this role requires close coordination with several internal departments, such as User Experience, Development, Product Management, Training, Implementation, Marketing, and Quality Assurance.
Key Responsibilities:
- Plan, scope, schedule and architect resources (including, Documentation, Tutorials, Online Help, Training, etc.) in support of existing and new OCLC Products and Services.
- Measure the success of information resources through Usability Testing; Surveys; Interviews; Onsite Studies; User Feedback; etc. and revise resources based on the results of these metrics.
- Perform rigorous analyses of OCLC Products and Services (interface design, user behavior, screen text, error messages, etc.) to identify gaps in information and product functions/features.
- Participate in Effective Use initiatives, which involve measuring the successful adoption of OCLC Products and Services by Member Libraries and then presenting broad recommendations to improve marketing, documentation, training, and product function and feature sets.
- This person will be an assertive User Advocate, supporting his/her position with metrics or studies that demonstrate the relative effectiveness of a particular solution.
- Thought leader in the area of library support, consistently generating innovative ideas on how OCLC can improve the quality, effectiveness, and relevancy of its information resources.
- This person will employ a broad array of tools, techniques, and methodologies to develop the most effective solutions for Users.
- Work to meet critical deadlines, not to a fixed work schedule.
- Excellent written communication skills.
- Identify documentation gaps, and spearhead efforts to fill them.
- Strong collaborator with other cross-functional groups (i.e. assertive, proactive, forward-thinking, and flexible).
- Demonstrate a professionalism requisite to represent OCLC when communicating with Member Libraries.
Job Requirements
- Bachelor's Degree in Humanities field required.
- Experience working in libraries or directly with libraries.
- Experience producing high-quality deliverables (documents; analyses; project plans) in fast-paced, deadline-oriented environment.
- Experience working collaboratively with several internal parties (development; product management; quality assurance; sales).
- Superior communication skills, both written and oral.
- Ability to think critically to solve problems.
- Ability to proactively identify problems and opportunities to act upon them.
- MLS or MLIS in Library and Information Science preferred.
- Experience managing projects (managing relationships; scheduling project plans; communicating clearly and professionally).
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CARSON, Calif. (KABC) – Shocking allegations of sexual activity among 4- and 5-year-olds have come out of a local pre-school in Carson, and the school is now shutting down.
Richard McCarthy says his 4-year-old son often received oral sex at school from a 5-year-old girl.
"He told me about all the bad things that girl had been doing to him," McCarthy said. "It went down in the classroom, it went down in the bathroom and it went down out on the playground."
At least one other boy at the First Lutheran Church of Carson School says he also received oral sex from the same girl.
"The two boys that have been introduced to this feeling that they don't know how to process are still looking for it, and trying to make it happen," McCarthy said.
The California Department of Social Services cited the school for at least one sexual incident between the kids, overall lack of supervision and an improper teacher-child ratio.
McCarthy and other parents are now joining attorney Greg Owen's lawsuit against the school and the church.
"To boil it all down, it comes to supervision," Owens said.
Parents are angry they were only given two weeks' notice that the school is shutting down for now. Church leaders wouldn't go on camera, but told Eyewitness News off-camera that there were only two incidents involving inappropriate touching among the kids, and those cases are closed.
H/T Chalupa
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This has to be Onion. C'mon…
"Parents are angry they were only given two weeks' notice that the school is shutting down for now."
Show me on the doll where the toddler blew you, Timmy.
Is this daycare for working moms at a nearby porn studio?+2
Expel the c@c* sucker.. no peoblem+4
arrrrrr! need one+3
Just remember the McMartin pre-school>/a>, folks. Let's get the information first before we let the libtard press be judge, jury, and executioner in this case too.Noteworthy Comment +11
Amen, Stranded. Let us remember how Janet Reno made a name for herself.+6
Yeah, the press will jump to conclusions about this little Sandra Fluke wanna be but will pass on Menendez.+7
10 thumbs up to the last 3 posts.+5
Where does a 5 y/o learn cork smoking?
Who initiated her to the mysteries of the penix?+8
@Tim, interesting isn't it? Not 1 mention of CPS going to the parents house or investigating them on where this child learned this behavior!
and worse off these liberal asswipes are more concerned about the school closing on such short notice then the incident.
Just more proof, liberals and califuckupion liberals are wired assbackwards.+8
Not that this makes it right or better, but at least it wasn't a little Trayvon doing what he saw his daddy Barry doing to Reggie… and Larry, and Kal, and Donald, and Jon, and Moose, and Rashid… oh and the pictures of him and "Uncle Frank"!+3
BTW, did anybody see the comments section at the page in the link? There's actually a couple of "people" (I say people, but you know, I mean Soul-less Progtard Sicko Bass-turds) rather indignant that the "narrow-minded" are bothered by "some kids exploring"!!!+5
I agree with Tim: Where did this young lady learn that you make boys like you by bl*wing them? A very hard look needs to be taken at the home life. I wouldn't be surprised if a baby-momma somewhere isn't making the guys like her pimping out her little girl.+3
I think it all started with Bill Clinton. A BJ is not real sex. When I was a 5 or 6 year old I remember asking my neighbor Shelia O'Shea "If you show me yours, I'll show you mine." WTF. It was sin, but it was fun.+2
I recall when I was 5. I didn't even know what sex was, let alone the finer points of foreplay…0


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Date: September 16, 2010
Location: Murdock Theater, Wichita, Kansas
The League of Women Voters of Wichita celebrated Constitution Day 2010 with a discussion of judicial diversity in a district that elects judges. Speakers included Judge James Fleetwood, Judges Greg Waller, Judge Goeffrey Goering; Judge Joseph Bribiesca, and Judge Dave Dewey (retired). Subsequently, an attendee wrote in review, "The boys had not given a lot of thought to the need for more women on the bench...but agreed it could be important. Bless their hearts, ya' gotta' love 'em...However!"
Location: Emporia State University, Emporia, Kansas
Partners: Lyon/Chase Bar Association; Emporia State University; Emporia State University Associated Student Government; Hispanics of Today & Tomorrow (HOTT); Emporia High School; American Association of University Women; judicial nominating commissioners
The League of Women Voters of Emporia celebrated Constitution Day 2010 with a discussion of judicial diversity, "Constitutional Law and the Judiciary System: How it Affects Us," featuring A.J. Jack Focht, a special counsel at the law firm Fouston Siefkin LLP.
Date: September 15, 2010
Location: Forum Hall, Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas
Partners: Kansas State University; Kansas Bar Association; Kansas Women Attorney's Association
The League of Women Voters of Manhattan/Riley County celebrated Constitution Day 2010 with a discussion of judicial diversity, featuring Justice Marla Luckert, Kansas Supreme Court; Judge Henry Green, Kansas Court of Appeals; Judge Richard Greene, Kansas Court of Appeals; Judge Melissa Standridge, Kansas Court of Appeals; and Professor Susan Valdez, University of Kansas Law School.
Date: August 30, 2010
Location: Salina Public Library, Salina, Kansas
Partners: Salina Business and Professional Women; American Association of University Women (AAUW); National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)
The League of Women Voters of Salina held a public forum featuring federal judge Deanell Reece Tacha, a Kansas native who now serves on the United States Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals, at their annual membership meeting to discuss diversity in the Kansas courts.
Date: August 26, 2010
Location: Murdock Theater, Wichita, KansasPartners: KCPT-TV
19th Amendment Anniversary Celebration: League of Women Voters of Wichita co-sponsored a program on the need for diversity in the Kansas judiciary, featured on KCPT-TV, featuring Linda Weir-Enegren, Founder, Rainbows United and Roots and Wings; Rev. Dr. M Catherine Northrup, J.D., First Presbyterian Church, Senior Pastor; and Nola Foulston, Sedgwick County District Attorney.
Thanks to six months of persuasion from the League of Women Voters of Kansas, judicial vacancy announcements and nominating commission rosters were made public on the Kansas Judicial Branch website in July 2010, significantly increasing the transparency and accessibility of the nominating process. The League strongly recommended this change as a step to increase transparency in the judicial nominating process in Kansas. The League made its recommendation using as a best practice the web page of the Colorado courts.
Date: May 20, 2010
Location: Capital City School, Topeka Public School Complex, Topeka, Kansas
Partners: Topeka/Shawnee County school district
League of Women Voters of Topeka/Shawnee County President Gwen Elliott gave a presentation on the judicial diversity initiative to the School of Social Work, including workers from preschool through high school. Since reaching minority students is a goal of school social workers, the group received information and materials enthusiastically. Ms. Elliott distributed 33 packets to school employees and spouses including a minority practicing attorney and an attorney who does research for the Kansas Supreme Court and the Kansas Court of Appeals.
Date: May 7, 2010
Location: River Festival Sundown Parade, Wichita, Kansas
The League of Women Voters of Wichita, lead by Co-President Denae Lyons, provided exposure to the education campaign at a local Wichita parade by dressing in judicial robes with signs reading "Vote in Women Judges!"
Date: May 4, 2010
Location: Topeka-Shawnee County Public Library, Topeka, Kansas
Partners: Topeka-Shawnee County Public Library
The League of Women Voters of Topeka/Shawnee County held a special Tuesday Topics meeting featuring Mark Dupree, Johnson County Assistant Public Defender, who is also a member of the Kansas Bar Association's Diversity Committee. He spoke about why diversity is important to an effective judiciary.
Therese Hansen is a member of the LWV of Seattle-King County
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Field Trip Program
Primary Source Seminar Field Trip
Morristown National Historical Park, Colonial National Historical Park, Federal Hall National Memorial, Fort Necessity National Battlefield, Fort Stanwix National Monument
Independence National Historical Park, Minute Man National Historical Park, Saratoga National Historical Park, Springfield Armory National Historic Site, Valley Forge National Historical Park, Washington Monumentmore »
The primary goal of our seminar is to provide a skill-building workshop for students of history. We aim to guide students through source use and analysis activities that will lead students toward effective and meaningful primary source investigation. Our archives tutorial program provides students the unique perspective of working with authentic, unedited eighteenth- and nineteenth-century manuscripts from our own Lloyd W. Smith Archival Collection.
Primary Source Seminar Session Packet.
Primary Source Seminar Education Standards.
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- Colonial History, Education, Historic Preservation, Museum Studies, Revolutionary War
- National/State Standards:
- Common Core Standards: RH 6-8.1.; RH 6-8.6.
New Jersey Content Standards: 6.1.12.D.2.a.
National History Standards: Era 3, Standard 1b; Era 3, Standard 1c.
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- Cowpens Heroes: Howard, Pickens & Washington: A Study in Contrast
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- Elizabeth Cady Stanton & Women's Rights (Middle School Field Trip)
- Visit Fort Washington!


text: Slide 5. My Health Care in Utah Utah's Hospital Comparison Reports Using MONAHRQOn July 22, 2011, Keely Cofrin Allen, Ph.D., made this presentation at the meeting of the National Advisory Council. My Health Care in UtahImage: Screenshot of the MyHealthCare in Utah Web site. Previous Slide Contents Next Slide Page last reviewed July 2011 Internet Citation: Slide 5. My Health Care in Utah: Utah's Hospital Comparison Reports Using MONAHRQ. July 2011. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD. http://www.ahrq.gov/news/events/nac/2011-07-nac/cofrinallen/allensl5.html


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Cherry Electrical Products' GMR Series of magnetic proximity sensors, based on the giant magnetoresistive (GMR) principle, is said to represent a totally new approach to proximity sensing. The sensors are said to be highly sensitive and suitable for rugged applications in harsh environments or high-temperature applications such as industrial equipment. The highly sensitive sensors yield a large air-gap between the sensor and the magnet. Unlike Hall-effect sensors, the GMR is said to utilize an omnipolar sensing element, allowing it to be activated by either the North or South pole of the magnet. The sensors also deliver extremely stable operating characteristics over a wide range of temperatures, according to the supplier.
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Dr. Dickensheets has two offices in Georgia.
Specializing in the field of Internal Medicine, Dr. Dickensheets is prepared to provide care to adult patients suffering from a wide range of illnesses and diseases, ranging from the very common to the very rare. Dr. Dickensheets is also trained in general medicine, and is capable of treating patients for diseases that may have overlapping symptoms or complications. Dr. Dickensheets is also trained to practice Infectious Disease Medicine.
Dr. Dickensheets works with four doctors including Dr. Titu Das and Dr. Michael Dailey.
Treats adult diseases – internists are known for diagnostic skills and the ability to manage multi-system diseases.
Encompasses the diagnosis, treatment and management of communicable diseases (such as HIV/AIDS or chicken pox).


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If necessary, provide some reasonable economic benefit for the Russians involved in the actual implementation, since any options without such benefit may not be negotiable.
Minimize additional proliferation risks due to the processes involved: For instance large numbers of transport steps or insufficiently secured intermediate storage must be avoided.
Maintain high standards of ES&H protection.
Provide for an international framework that offers a maximum of transparency and control: this is important for acceptability to the international community.
According to German export control legislation, nuclear technology transfer to Russia cannot take place without an export license and without safeguards. The concept of what constitutes technology transfer has been widened after the recent reform of the whole German export control system.1 In addition to required licenses for the transfer of "hardware" technologies, blueprints and technical consultancy have now become subject to licensing.
Apart from these legal requirements, for reasons of international security the extent of international safeguards in nuclear weapon states should be enhanced in the future. Although safeguards are not designed to detect the material diversion of amounts below " significant quantities," they create more discipline and trigger a centralized material accounting system. At the same time, a number international efforts are taking place which aim to reduce the proliferation risks posed by the existence of military and civilian nuclear materials and to create a more comprehensive international regime. Especially noteworthy are the negotiations for a cut-off agreement at the Conference of Disarmament at Geneva, which would result in international safeguards on military-related production facilities in the nuclear-weapon states, and efforts to establish an international plutonium regime that would enhance control and transparency of all existing plutonium stocks, including those in the nuclear-weapon states. Since success in these efforts is expected within a few years, international assistance for reducing the risks posed by plutonium from dismantled nuclear warheads should anticipate these higher standards whenever possible.
It is therefore essential that all recommended options be designed to be compatible with international safeguards. The only exception, for a limited time, is assistance to intermediate storage as long as intact pits are stored, because they involve proliferation-relevant and classified information.
Since at this time the Russians are reluctant to accept comprehensive international safeguards, it is not recommended that technical aid for the disposition of weapons plutonium be directly linked to a need for international safeguards on civilian plutonium. Otherwise, the acceptance of cooperation would be endangered. Nevertheless, the Steering Committee gives a strong
For a detailed overview see: H. Müller, M. Dembinski, A. Kelle, and A. Schaper, "From Black Sheep to White Angel. The Reform of the German Export Control System," Peace Research Institute Frankfurt (PRIF) Report No. 32 (January 1994).


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We are having trouble Java 7 Update 5 32 bit. It is not a problem with not removing the old version of Java as this happens on newly built workstation too.
The user is presented with the following message:
Comparing this station to one where java was installed locally [not by Group Policy/MSI] I find that the file IS on the HDD in the two locations where it should be:Quote:
The program cannot be started because MSVCR100.dll is missing from your computer. Try reinstalling the program to fix this problem.
C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre7\bin and C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre7\bin\plugin2
The Event Log isn't much help. It does show a warning message about Group Policy Services but nothing specific about Java:
Anyone else having the same problem?Quote:
The description for Event ID 4098 from source Group Policy Services cannot be found. Either the component that raises this event is not installed on your local computer or the installation is corrupted. You can install or repair the component on the local computer.


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Kauai Shopping
Kauai offers shopping throughout the island, from small shops in small towns to retail malls. Stores offer many made-in-Hawaii items to take home including aloha wear, Hawaiian jewellery and art. For "Kauai Made" products, seek out the Kauai Made logo, sponsored by the County. The seal designates products made on-island by Kauai-based businesses or by individuals using Kauai materials.
On the North Shore, you'll find unique gifts in small town Hanalei as well as the Princeville resort area. On the Coconut Coast, Kapaa Town and the Kinipopo Shopping Village offer a variety of fun shops and eateries. Aloha shirts, vintage maps, fine art and jewellery are all available in the area. The Coconut Marketplace is home to more than 70 shops in which you'll find precious Hawaiian mementos, fine artwork, antiques, jewellery, fashion and much more.
Lihue and the Kalapaki area offer country stores, unique shops and farmers' markets (on Kauai, they're called Sunshine Markets). The South Shore has the Poipu Shopping Village with a selection of shops, services and restaurants as well as Kauai's newest shopping and dining experience, Kukuiula Village. Numerous surf shops also offer surfwear, swimwear and watersports equipment. Nearby, Old Koloa Town is another stop worth making offering made in Kauai crafts, coveted Niihau shell lei, and a few snack spots where you can take a break, including Kauai's own, Lappert's Ice Cream.
On the West Side, Eleele Shopping Center is a great place to meet the locals and shop at a handful of stores. Hanapepe is known for its artists and galleries and you'll love browsing the handmade ceramics, fine furniture, artwork and other Kauai specialty products. Hanapepe Taro Ko Chips make great gifts to take home. Port Allen, where "Red Dirt Shirts" originated, is also a fun stop for souvenirs. Stop in Waimea Town for some shave ice or some unique island treats.