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|1 My child, guard my sayings; store my commandments with you.
|1 My son, keep my words and store up my commands within you.
|2 Keep my commands and live, and my teaching like [the] {apple of your eye}.
|2 Keep my commands and you will live; guard my teachings as the apple of your eye.
|3 Bind them on your fingers; write them on the tablet of your heart.
|3 Bind them on your fingers; write them on the tablet of your heart.
|4 Say to wisdom, "you are my sister," and you shall call insight, "{intimate friend}."
|4 Say to wisdom, "You are my sister," and call understanding your kinsman;
|5 [In order] to guard yourself from {an adulteress}, from the foreigner who {makes her words smooth}.
|5 they will keep you from the adulteress, from the wayward wife with her seductive words.
|6 For at the window of my house, through my lattice, I looked down.
|6 At the window of my house I looked out through the lattice.
|7 And I saw among the simple, I observed among the youth, a young man lacking {sense},
|7 I saw among the simple, I noticed among the young men, a youth who lacked judgment.
|8 passing on the street {at} her corner, and he takes the road [to] her house,
|8 He was going down the street near her corner, walking along in the direction of her house
|9 at twilight, at [the] day's evening, in [the] midst of night and the darkness.
|9 at twilight, as the day was fading, as the dark of night set in.
|10 Then behold! A woman [comes] to meet him [with the] garment of a prostitute and {a secret heart}.
|10 Then out came a woman to meet him, dressed like a prostitute and with crafty intent.
|11 She is loud and stubborn; her feet do not stay at her house.
|11 (She is loud and defiant, her feet never stay at home;
|12 Now in the street, now in the square, {at} every corner she lies in wait.
|12 now in the street, now in the squares, at every corner she lurks.)
|13 She took hold of him and kissed him. Her face was impudent, and she said to him,
|13 She took hold of him and kissed him and with a brazen face she said:
|14 "Sacrifices of peace offerings [are] upon me; {today} I completed my vows.
|14 "I have fellowship offerings at home; today I fulfilled my vows.
|15 So I have come out to meet you, to seek your face, and I have found you.
|15 So I came out to meet you; I looked for you and have found you!
|16 [With] coverings I have adorned my couch, spreads of the linen of Egypt;
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|17 I have perfumed my bed with myrrh, aloes and cinnamon.
|18 Come, let us take [our] fill of love making, until the morning let us delight in love.
|18 Come, let's drink deep of love till morning; let's enjoy ourselves with love!
|19 For there is no man in his home; he has gone on a {long journey}.
|19 My husband is not at home; he has gone on a long journey.
|20 The bag of money he took in his hand, for [on] the day of the full moon he will come home."
|20 He took his purse filled with money and will not be home till full moon."
|21 She persuades him with the greatness of her teachings; with her smooth lips she compels him.
|21 With persuasive words she led him astray; she seduced him with her smooth talk.
|22 He goes after her suddenly; like an ox to the slaughter he goes, and like a stag to the instruction of a fool,
|22 All at once he followed her like an ox going to the slaughter, like a deer stepping into a noose
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|23 till an arrow pierces his liver, like a bird darting into a snare, little knowing it will cost him his life.
|24 And now, my children, listen to me, and be attentive to the sayings of my mouth.
|24 Now then, my sons, listen to me; pay attention to what I say.
|25 May your heart not turn aside to her ways; do not stray into her path.
|25 Do not let your heart turn to her ways or stray into her paths.
|26 For many slain she has laid low, and countless [are] all of her killings.
|26 Many are the victims she has brought down; her slain are a mighty throng.
|27 The ways of Sheol [are] her house, descending to chambers of death.
|27 Her house is a highway to the grave, leading down to the chambers of death.
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Can a Jehovah's Witness nurse/doctor administer a blood transfusion?
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|posted Sat, 24 Apr 2010 08:20:00 GMT(4/24/2010)
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Have the Watchtower Society said/printed that Witnesses who are medical staff are not allowed to participate in the blood transfusion process?
Surely they would not showing proper respect for blood and would that be a disfellowshipping offence?
|posted Sat, 24 Apr 2010 08:39:00 GMT(4/24/2010)
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It's a conscience matter. I can't give you the exact quote, I just read it a couple of hours ago in "In Search of Christian Freedom", there was a WT article referenced too, but I don't have the book with me right now.
|posted Sat, 24 Apr 2010 11:38:00 GMT(4/24/2010)
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They have not even printed that Jehovah's Witnesses are "not allowed" to receive blood transfusions. It's just all "so would a true Christian...?" and "would it be wise to go against the clear scriptural directions of our heavenly Father....?" and you're merely disfellowshipped (or disassociated in Bulgaria) if you do.
So I doubt they would elaborate on JW medical staff involved in the procedure.
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i do all the time as a nurse.... oh ya i'm not a JW but i did when I was a jw too
|posted Sat, 24 Apr 2010 12:46:00 GMT(4/24/2010)
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I researched this (again) a few years ago when we had a JW nursing student being trained on our unit. I never had the "pleasure" of working with her, but she made enough of a stink over her "sincerely held religious beliefs" not permitting her to administer a blood fraction (which, as we all know is a Conscience Matter™ that JWs can accept if they wish to do so) that my co-workers (and her teacher) asked me about it.
The WT article that I found stated that a JW physician would not be permitted to "order" a blood transfusion for a patient of theirs, however, a JW nurse - since they are not participating in the decision-making between the physician and the patient (or their proxy) - could, in good conscience, administer a blood transfusion. BTW, physicians don't usually do the "administering" of a blood transfusion. They write the order and the nurse administers it.
I think it's appalling that someone would knowingly embark on a profession that would put them in situations that create such an unprofessional level of conflict. It's not a huge deal to administer certain blood fractions (like WinRho or RhoGam for new mothers) but to pawn off a blood transfusion to another colleague (which requires HOURS of monitoring and follow-up) and not offer to take on an equivalent workload in exchange is a real pain in the ass. Nurses are already running their butts off with the level of care that patients require, and to dump at least 4 extra hours worth of assessments and monitoring that administering a blood transfusion entails on your colleagues is going to go over like a lead balloon. Especially when the patient's informed choice to accept a blood transfusion is none of the nurse's personal "religious" business.
We aren't supposed to impose our personal beliefs on patients, why should we be able to do it to our colleagues?
|posted Sat, 24 Apr 2010 12:53:00 GMT(4/24/2010)
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Watch how the WTS "reasons" on that:
*** w75 4/1 pp. 215-216 Are You Guided by a Sensitive Christian Conscience? ***
7 Employment is an area that brings up many problems calling for the exercise of Christian conscience. Some forms of employment, such as making idols, working in a gambling establishment or being employed by a false religious organization, are clearly contrary to the Scriptures. So Christians shun these. (1 John 5:21; Col. 3:5; Rev. 18:2, 4, 5) Not all employment matters, though, are that clear-cut. Certain employment may be in a "gray area," so to speak. And sometimes, while one's basic work is unobjectionable, one may be asked occasionally to do something questionable. So conscience can be involved.
8 For example, there are employment problems involving blood. The Bible states plainly that God's servants should not feed on blood. (Gen. 9:3, 4; Acts 15:19, 20) Hence, Jehovah's Christian witnesses do not eat food containing blood, such as blood sausage, or accept blood transfusions. But what if, on your job you were asked to handle blood or blood products occasionally? Would your conscience permit that? A Witness in Colorado worked in a hospital as the chief medical technician running tests of various types on body tissue and fluid. Among the many things he was expected to test were blood samples. Sometimes it was simply to check a patient's blood for the level of sugar or cholesterol. But at other times it was to cross match for transfusion purposes. Could he do that?
9 This Christian gave careful thought to the matter. It could be seen that it would not be right for a Christian to work exclusively for a blood bank, where everything was devoted to an end that was in violation of God's law. But that was not his situation; he ran tests of many kinds. Also, if one were a doctor responsible for the decision, one could not order a blood transfusion for a patient, any more than a Christian store owner could order and stock idols or cigarettes. However, this technician realized that in connection with blood he was merely running a test, even as a nurse might have taken the sample, a messenger might have delivered it to the laboratory and someone else might administer a transfusion or other medication on a doctor's orders. He reflected on the principle at Deuteronomy 14:21. According to that text a Jew finding a carcass of an animal that died of itself could clear it away by selling it to a foreigner who was not under the Law's restrictions about animal flesh not drained of its blood. So the technician's conscience at that time allowed him to run blood tests, including those of blood for transfusions to patients who did not care about God's law on blood.
10 Is that how your conscience would have reacted? If not, for the sake of discussion, ask yourself whether your conscience would permit you as an employee to bring the blood sample to the laboratory for testing. Or, taking yet another step farther away from the actual transfusion, could you as a truck driver deliver the testing equipment to the hospital? Or would your conscience let you make glass from which such equipment might be produced? It is clear that not all these things reasonably can be viewed as direct contributions to violating God's law on blood. But where does one "draw the line"? Here is where conscience comes into play. While the Christian must avoid things that are unmistakably in conflict with God's law, he is called upon to use his conscience in settling many matters. Would your conscience serve you well in such situations? Is it sensitive?
11 In this particular case, after many years of running tests, the technician began to be troubled by his conscience. It was not as if someone else should or could tell him that he was doing wrong. Nor was he looking for someone else to make his decisions for him. But he began to think: "Is it consistent to talk of neighbor love, and yet contribute, in part, to my neighbor's breaking of God's law?" (Matt. 22:39; Acts 21:25) Appreciating his Christian duty to support his family, he discussed the matter with his wife. (1 Tim. 5:8) Together they agreed that, if his conscience was troubled, it would be better to make a change. He left his $15,000-a-year job and began doing cleaning work, though he started off earning just $3,600 a year.
*** w64 11/15 pp. 682-683 Employment and Your Conscience ***Christians in the medical profession are individually responsible for employment decisions. They must bear the consequences of decisions made, in keeping with the principle at Galatians 6:5. Some doctors who are Jehovah's witnesses have administered blood transfusions to persons of the world upon request. However, they do not do so in the case of one of Jehovah's dedicated witnesses. In harmony with Deuteronomy 14:21, the administering of blood upon request to worldly persons is left to the Christian doctor's own conscience. This is similar to the situation facing a Christian butcher or grocer who must decide whether he can conscientiously sell blood sausage to a worldly person.
|posted Sat, 24 Apr 2010 13:27:00 GMT(4/24/2010)
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My mom is/was a RN. I remember her delivering babies in the early 70s "underground" with a JW physician when there was the issue of RH incompatibility before the Rhogam injection (which I believe is a blood product) came to be, or became JW approved.
If i remember correctly this was to avoid a blood transfusion for the baby when the mom was having a subsequent pregnancy from her 1st. It angers me deeply to recall this. I remember that a baby, a boy, died. I also remember a incubator with lights hidden in our home - from what I remember this was to provide light to babies with jaundice, which, if I remember correctly, was a side effect of Rh incompatibility.
As a nurse, my jw mother would not give blood to anyone.
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My mom is/was a RN. I remember her delivering babies in the early 70s "underground" with a JW physician when there was the issue of RH incompatibility before the Rhogam injection (which I believe is a blood product) came to be, or became JW approved.
I wonder if that quack JW physician is still practicing?
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B/E Aerospace, Inc. (NASDAQ:BEAV), the world's leading manufacturer of aircraft cabin interior products and the world's leading distributor of aerospace fasteners and consumables, today announced that the Company has been selected by both Airbus and Boeing to provide its Safe Lav CDS™ oxygen system for line-fit installation in the lavatories of essentially all in-production narrow body aircraft and certain in-production wide body aircraft. Both Airbus and Boeing line-fit deliveries as well as retrofit deliveries for airlines globally are expected to begin in 2014.
The B/E Aerospace Safe Lav oxygen system is designed to ensure safe, tamper-proof delivery of lavatory oxygen, and addresses the recently issued Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Airworthiness Directive which requires all chemical oxygen systems installed in US registered aircraft lavatories to be replaced by September 2015. In addition, several other countries have recently adopted similar regulations.
Safe Lav has a common user interface, easily interchanges with current chemical oxygen systems and requires no additional electrical power. Safe Lav uses stainless steel cylinder construction and is available in 12, 15 and 22 minute durations.
"We are pleased to provide Airbus, Boeing and airlines globally with our FAA compliant lavatory oxygen systems. As the industry leader in aircraft oxygen systems, we are pleased to be able to offer our customers a low maintenance oxygen solution that is installation ready," stated Amin J. Khoury, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of B/E Aerospace.This news release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. Such forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties. The Company's actual experience and results may differ materially from the experience and results anticipated in such statements. Factors that might cause such a difference include those discussed in the Company's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), which include its Proxy Statement, Annual Report on Form 10-K, Quarterly Reports on Form 10-Q and Current Reports on Form 8-K. For more information, see the section entitled "Forward-Looking Statements" contained in the Company's Annual Report on Form 10-K and in other filings. The forward-looking statements included in this news release are made only as of the date of this news release and, except as required by federal securities laws and rules and regulations of the SEC, the Company undertakes no obligation to publicly update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
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Using mind tricks on your bosses to get the things you want?
(I could use a raise.)
That's absolutely brilliant!
(My cubicle should be bigger.)
The Army's psychological-operations experts, according to Rolling Stone magazine, have been turning their tactics on senators, who can give them large sums of cash. I'm not talking wallets thick with dead presidents, here. They were asking for billions!
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Every year a film is released that screams, "Oscar!" and this year that film is "The King's Speech." Unfortunately, some people are turned off by films that seem destined for awards because the very synopsis of such films come off as pretentious. It's understandable why some would be put off by the story of a stuttering Duke of York (Colin Firth) in pre-WWII Britain.
That's right; "The King's Speech" is all about a king with a speech impediment.
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After reading a recent opinion piece in the paper, I felt compelled to offer another view. I am very excited and hopeful teachers will be held accountable and their performance "graded."
Any teacher can show up at school at 6:45 a.m. My question is do these teachers let parents know they are there at that time? The answer is no.
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Looking back, it wasn't that close of a call, though the nighttime encounter could have been disastrous.
Returning home Thursday night, I found an intruder on the sidewalk leading from the garage to my house.
Chuck Poehlein penned this column on the care given to the poor and sick by the county during the first decades of its founding. The first installment appeared in last Thursday's edition and shared information on the county's poor farms, working agricultural enterprises that offered work to the county's poor in return for room and board. Today's final installment reports on the roles families held in helping poor relatives.
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The Academy Awards will be announced Feb. 27, and I figured I would weigh in on the nominees. The last two years I've focused on the Best Picture nominees primarily and only mentioned other categories in passing. This year I want to focus on all of the major categories and give my pick for the category as well as my prediction for who will actually win.
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Editor's Note: Chuck Poehlein provided this response to his Feb. 10 column on county efforts early in its history to help residents who were poor and could not care for themselves. The second part of Poehlein's column from last week, intended for this issue, will appear, because of a lack of space, in Thursday's edition.
It's a constant human fault to take for granted the things we enjoy every day. Abundant food, good roads, public safety. Throw in hot water.
My water heater died last week. Actually it was a slow death and as I pen these words I'm not yet sure if the seldom thought-about appliance had truly died or was in some sort of mechanical coma capable of being revived. All I knew Friday morning was that I had no hot water.
Movies about exorcisms always arouse a bit of interest with their claims of being "based on a true story." Hopefully, the majority of today's audience realizes that the "true story" gimmick is just that: a gimmick. That doesn't mean an exorcism film can't be effective, though. Unfortunately, an exorcism movie, like "The Rite," can be ineffective, boring and pointless.
By WENDY ALVEY, Guest Columnist
I've never written a letter to the editor, but I feel compelled to share my thoughts on the discussion at hand regarding matching teacher pay to student test scores.
If the teacher is doing his or her job, then it should follow that the student should learn. My husband is a teacher and he arrives, along with several other teachers, at school no later than 6:45 a.m. each school day. He is available from that time until the start of the school day at 8 a.m. to tutor and provide remediation to any student in need.
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SHELBURNE Marc Lewis' introduction to the world of fundraising for worthy causes started over a decade ago. That's when he participated in a charity "lock-up," and while he enjoyed helping raise money for people in need, he discovered that he craved more stimulation. Shortly after that, a co-worker asked Lewis to join him in the Penguin Plunge, an annual event that draws many to raise money in support of the Special Olympics. "It was fun," said Lewis of this years plunge into Lake Champlains icy waters during the Winter Festival. Lewis, 46, has been a Shelburne resident for two years. This year marked Lewis's 10-year anniversary of taking the plunge into the frigid lake. While the married father of four is pleased to reach the milestone, Lewis also takes pleasure in the amount of money he raised for Special Olympics Vermont. When all the money has been tallied up, Lewis noted he has raised over $11,000 for the Williston-based charity over the decade. Usually, Lewis, who works as the front-end manager at the Shelburne Supermarket, starts to receive donations from the community in December, but this year he started later, seeing funds coming in early January. "Every year it gets better and better," Lewis said. "It's overwhelming and I'm amazed by the generosity of people." The day before the Penguin Plunge Lewis was spotted at the Supermarket, wearing one of his trademark Hawaiian shirts, decorated with penguins. The rest of his outfit was vintage Lewis: shorts and sneakers. He explained he wears that casual clothing year-round, noting he dislikes cold weather. Held on the second Saturday in February, the Plunge sees participants of all ages don various swimming costumes to raise money for Special Olympics Vermont. With the goodwill of hundreds of supporters, Lewis headed to downtown Burlington last Saturday to wade into the freezing waters of Lake Champlain. Wearing the penguin shirt, Lewis ran into the lake, got wet and returned to a warming tent, where he stripped off the soaking layers. Lewis explained that the event's popularity grows yearly and many local celebrities either participate or cheer for swimmers. Lewis said he saw Burlington Mayor Bob Kiss and also glimpsed former Gov. Howard Dean lending support. A longtime blood donor, Lewis also praised community members for helping him prepare for the event. One Shelburne resident made posters that were placed around town, advertising the Plunge. "It makes you feel good," Lewis said. As an organization, Special Olympics started in 1962 by Eunice Kennedy Shriver in her Maryland backyard. Originally dubbed as Camp Shriver, President Kennedy's younger sister began the event as a day camp for people with disabilities. The first formal competition was held in Chicago in 1968.
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(November 24, 2008: Gilbert, AZ ) The Williams Field Black Hawks basketball team (Gilbert, AZ), was nudged 56-49 in Monday's non-league battle with the visiting Skyline Coyotes (Mesa, AZ)
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Gathering Circles: An Experience in Creativity and Variety
Koji Nakagomi
December 2000, Volume 93, Issue 9, Page 746
Materials and methods that maintain students' interest and encourage them to think creatively, develop mathematical reasoning, and look at problems from different perspectives, all within an open-ended approach to problem solving. Questions for discussion are included.
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Upstairs, Downstairs and Up North
In case anyone was wondering what Peter Doig's monumental canvas looked like in Westminster Cathedral at my concert there on Monday night, here is a photograph.
Meanwhile, downstairs, in the very bowels of the building, I was practising in the rehearsal room where the incomparable Cathedral Choir learn scores and warm up before services. Their old, scratched, battered Yamaha was all I needed to get my fingers limbered up for the performance, but I couldn't help noticing the boxes of scores and parts for the vast repertoire they sing and record, lining the walls. I wonder … ah yes, there it is!
After the concert there was a lovely dinner at St. John Restaurant with Peter Doig and friends. I was worried when someone told me it specialized in offal, especially when a plate of dog bones arrived at the table as an appetizer: "Scoop out the marrow and smear it on the toast with a little damp salt and lettuce", said the waitress helpfully. The dribbling hole into which I was meant to insert my spoon reminded me too much of childhood – the smell of collars, the backseat hairs in cars, the damp bellies on autumn walks, the muddy paw-prints on freshly donned shirts. But after that it was an unstoppable crescendo of pleasure, culminating in a dessert of cymbal-crashing magnificence: a plate of huge, sticky, moist Eccles Cakes. (I brought three of them home in a doggy bag for this week's breakfast.)
This pastry, from my part of England, was to be reminded of childhood yet again; but turn your back for a second and the plate would have been empty … me looking down at a muzzle covered with crumbs and into a pair of guilty, soulful eyes.
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Astros report: Rumors of the Astros' ineptitude have not been exaggerated. Predicted to challenge the record of 120 losses, the Astros are doing just that. They are 8-24, including six consecutive losses. The Detroit Tigers beat them in the last two games by a combined score of 26-2, and Justin Verlander carried a no-hitter into the seventh Sunday.
Player to watch: RHP Bud Norris, so you can see how he'd look in an Angels uniform. The Astros' best starting pitcher is almost certain to be traded sometime this summer. Norris, who starts against the Angels on Wednesday, is 3-3 with a 3.89 ERA.
Did you know: The Angels, who are 4-11 on the road this season, have lost the first game of four of their five road series.
Numbers game: 24 – Homers by Albert Pujols at Minute Maid Park, most by any visiting player.
Wilson is coming off a season-high 123-pitch outing, and he did not get an extra day off, so his conditioning will be tested. So far this season Wilson's issue has been an inability to work efficiently, so even when he's been getting outs, his pitch-count climbed too high to get him deep into the games. He has faced only one batter past the sixth inning.
A former first-round pick, Lyles joined the Astros rotation last week, when he gave up two runs in five innings of a loss to the Detroit Tigers. Lyles struck out six. He had a 5.32 ERA in six games at Triple-A before the Astros put him in their rotation, so that gives you an idea of where the franchise is.
Wednesday: RHP Joe Blanton (0-5, 5.97) vs. RHP Bud Norris (3-3, 3.89), 5 p.m., KCOP/13
Thursday: LHP Jason Vargas (1-3, 3.72) vs. RHP Lucas Harrell (3-3, 5.03), 5 p.m., FSW
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WASHINGTON (AP) - Several names are being floated as President Barack Obama considers his latest choice for health secretary.
One person said to be near the top of the list is Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius.
Sebelius signed on early with the Obama campaign, backing his candidacy over that of Hillary Rodham Clinton, Obama's rival for the Democratic nomination and now secretary of state.
Other candidates, including former Clinton White House chief of staff John Podesta and Tennessee Gov. Phil Bredesen, remain in the mix. A senior administration official says a decision is not imminent.
Whoever gets the nod would be Obama's second choice for the slot. Former Sen. Tom Daschle had to withdraw his name amid an admission he had not paid all his taxes since leaving Congress as a Democratic leader.
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Doug Clarke, Barbara Clarke
December 2003, Volume 10, Issue 4, Page 204
A second-grade class works on two challenging but engaging problems. Although it took students several days to solve the problems, the classroom atmosphere of persistence and perseverance that their teacher created helped them relish the challenge.
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The Indonesian military says it has killed five separatist rebels in tsunami-devastated Aceh province.
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The head of Australia's foreign aid program in Indonesia says a billion-dollar aid package to tsunami-ravaged Aceh will depend on the borders of the troubled province remaining open.
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Indonesia has dispatched six boats carrying tonnes of rice to the west coast of tsunami-devastated Aceh as part of moves to cut dependency on foreign aircraft to deliver relief aid.
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The Prime Minister says Australian troops providing humanitarian aid in the tsunami-devastated Indonesian province of Aceh will come home "fairly soon".
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Prime Minister John Howard has promised Indonesia and the people of Aceh Australia will work with them to rebuild the tsunami-devastated province.
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Prime Minister John Howard has landed in Banda Aceh on a short tour of the tsunami-hit Indonesian provincial capital.
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Prime Minister John Howard will pay a lightning visit to Indonesia's province of Aceh this afternoon, spending about two hours in the tsunami-ravaged area.
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Prime Minister John Howard has decided to visit Australian troops in Aceh who are helping to rebuild the tsunami-devastated Indonesian province.
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Indonesia's military says it has shot dead four separatist rebels in tsunami-ravaged Aceh province while government and rebel leaders are engaged in cease-fire talks in Finland.
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Indonesia and Acehnese separatists have agreed to work towards a lasting peace deal to help rebuild the province, which took the brunt of the December 26 tsunami.
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The commanding officer of the Darwin-based Army engineers assisting in the tsunami relief operations in Aceh says the soldiers are seeing the benefits of their work.
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Indonesian government officials and separatist rebel leaders of the Free Aceh Movement (GAM) have restarted peace talks in Finland.
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An official report says the multinational relief effort in parts of Indonesia's tsunami-hit Aceh province is in chaos, as the number of people presumed dead continued to rise and the UN warned some communities remained stranded.
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Up to 10 per cent of those who survived the earthquake and tsunami disaster in Indonesia's Aceh province could develop severe psychiatric problems, a WHO official said.
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Indonesia said on Thursday it had buried more than 100,000 tsunami victims.
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New Zealand will ask Indonesia to investigate claims that its military officers have been accepting bribes to place wealthy people on refugee flights out of tsunami-ravaged Aceh.
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A top-level delegation from Indonesia and exiled rebel leaders of the country's Aceh province were to meet in Helsinki on Thursday for talks aimed at restarting a peace process that faltered 21-months ago.
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It is one month to the day that the Indian Ocean tsunami inundated the coastlines of eleven countries claiming an estimated 280,000 lives.
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Australian military personnel serving in tsunami-devastated areas in southern Asia will celebrate a low-key Australia Day, out of respect for the local communities.
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The death toll from the December 26 Indian Ocean tsunami has continued its sickening rise with more than 280,000 people now presumed dead as bodies continue to be recovered.
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Indonesia's chief security minister will lead a top-level delegation to Finland to resume talks with rebels from tsunami-hit Aceh province, an official close to the negotiating team says.
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A United Nations-backed conference on biodiversity has been told that Asia's tsunami disaster was a brutal warning for humanity to tackle the world's worsening environmental crisis.
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War-torn Afghanistan, itself utterly dependent on foreign aid, has begun a humanitarian medical mission in Indonesia's tsunami-battered Aceh province.
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The World Health Organisation has warned that a major outbreak of disease remains a threat in tsunami-ravaged Aceh province, and clean water is key to preventing the menace.
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Stephen is a partner in the Business Litigation practice group. He focuses his practice on complex business litigation, including financial fraud, lender liability defense and securities cases and investigations, breach of fiduciary duty claims, class actions and entertainment law disputes. He is also an expert and frequent speaker regarding corporate crisis management.
- Successful representation of financial institutions in lender liability cases.
- Prosecuted, tried and prevailed in bankruptcy claims filed on behalf of bank group.
- Obtained dismissal of RICO complaint against law firm client.
- Obtained a favorable federal jury verdict in a five week accounting fraud trial.
- Conducted numerous internal investigations prompted by law enforcement and/or regulatory inquiries.
- Assisted a national management recruiting firm in enforcing a large contract for provision of its services against a national computer retailer. The representation resulted in a significant payment to the client.
- Defended a national group of concert promoters in federal court in New York against antitrust and related claims.
- Represented publicly-held provider of telephone service in numerous commercial disputes. In one case, obtained a sanction against the plaintiff in the amount of $500,000.
- Represented public and private boards in numerous cases involving allegations of fraud and breach of fiduciary duty.
- Represented public and private boards whose companies were under federal investigation by federal and/or state law enforcement and/or regulatory authorities.
- Led a team of twenty-plus attorneys in representing the court-appointed examiner in the then largest case of fraud in U.S. Bankruptcy Court history.
- Investigated corporate fraud allegations which led to the imprisonment of the chief financial officer.
- Represented a U.S. government contractor in criminal investigation of fraud. No indictment was issued.
- Represented currency options trading company in federal criminal investigation. No indictment was issued.
- Led the litigation team in representing a public company in successful hostile takeover litigation in federal court.
- Defended companies and board members in shareholder litigation.
- Successfully defended a regional hair cutting chain against class action discrimination claims.
- Successfully represented bank against class action Ponzi scheme claims.
- Defended against federal civil rights claims in the music industry.
Author or co-author of the following articles:
- "Best Practices: Corralling A Crisis," Counsel to Counsel, January 2005
- "Negotiating the Minefields of Electronic Discovery," University of Richmond Law Review, 2004
- "Health Care Entities – A World of Privilege and Immunity?", The Federal Lawyer, January 2002
- "Phar-Mor – A Lesson in Fraud," Business: Its Legal, Ethical and Global Environment
- "A Trial Lawyer's Perspective on Mental Health Professionals as Expert Witnesses," Consulting Psychology Journal, Practice and Research, Summer 1995
- "Phar-Mor Inc. – A Lesson in Fraud," The Wall Street Journal, March 1994
The following news stories incorporate interviews with or background information provided by Stephen Williger:
- "Lawyer Receives Award From FBI," The Plain Dealer, December 2007
- "Embattled Contractor Loses Fight for Airport Contract," Mike Tobin, The Plain Dealer, May 2007
- "Jury Gets History of Rock and More," The Plain Dealer, May 19, 2005
- "From Counsel to Corporate Cop," Ryan Cornell, Crain's Cleveland Business, January 2002
- "Vermilion River Pollution Leads to Greenhouse Search," Catherine Gabe, The Plain Dealer, September 2002
- "Local Record Execs Sues Sony on Album Credit," John Soeder, The Plain Dealer, March 2002
- "FBI Probes Head Start Program," Timothy Heider, The Plain Dealer, October 2000
- "Head Start Accused of Ghost Kid Scam," Timothy Heider, The Plain Dealer, September 2000
- "Options Trader's Clients to Recoup Money," Christopher Serres, Crain's Cleveland Business, March 2000
- "Tax Firm's Ex-Owner Sues Acquirer Cbiz," Christopher Serres, Crain's Cleveland Business, March 2000
- "A New Pap Test Costs More, But is it Worth It? Some Think Not," Laura Johannes, The Wall Street Journal, August 1998
- "Mt. Sinai Gains Time to Settle Debt to UH," James F. McCarty, The Plain Dealer, July 1998
- "Fretter Creditor Panel Seeks Nod to Sue Insiders," The Daily Bankruptcy Review, January 1998
- "Creditors Aim to Sue Fretter Executives," Matt Roush, Crain's Detroit Business, January 1998
- "State Seeks Control of Malpractice Insurer," Troy Flint, The Plain Dealer, December 1997
- "A Free-for-All Over Pap Smears," Bethany McLean, Fortune, October 1997
- "Court Clears Way for Ampco to Shut Down its Lorain Plant," Davis Prizinsky, Crain's Cleveland Business, August 1996
- "LDI Seeks Injunction Against Banks," Donald Sabath, The Plain Dealer, April 1996
- "Danaher Adding Legal Twist in Bid for ACME," Kristen Baird, Crain's Cleveland Business, April 1996
- "Phar-Mor Chairman Knew of Trouble: But Report Does Not Suggest Shapira was Aware of Fraud," Stephen Phillips and Miriam Hill, The Plain Dealer, January 1996
- "Attorney: Broker Played no Part in Alleged Scheme," Lisa Williams, The Youngstown Vindicator
- "Crisis Management for In-House Attorneys," Strafford Publications, speaker, May 2012
- "Ethics and The Media, speaker," November 2005
- "Crisis Management for Attorneys and Clients," speaker, January 2004
- Burton Awards for Legal Achievement, 2005
- Selected for inclusion in Super Lawyers by Ohio Supers Lawyer magazine, 2006 to 2015
- FBI Director's Community Award, 2007
- Named as one of Northeast Ohio's Leading Lawyers (Civil Litigation), Inside Business magazine, 2010
Professional Associations
- American Bar Association, Business Torts and Corporate Fraud Subcommittee
- Ohio State Bar Association
- Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association
Community Activities
- FBI National Citizens' Academy Alumni Association, vice president. Steve is 1 of 10 board members of this organization that coordinates more than 50 local chapters around the United States; former chair, FBI Citizens' Academy of Cleveland
- Center for Community Solutions, past chair
- United Way Services, former trustee
- Cleveland Music School Settlement, trustee
- Firm Representative to Business and Industry Council for Emergency Planning and Preparedness (American Red Cross)
Professional Activities
- Anthony J. Celebrezze Inn of Court, barrister
- Federal Bar Association, Northern District of Ohio Chapter, former president


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Orange Lutheran High field star Myles Hawkins is the 2012-13 Orange City News Boys Athlete of the Year.
(The Orange City News' Athletes of the Year were chosen by sports writers Brian Whitehead and Kenny Connolly, with the assistance of OCVarsity staff writers.)
Myles Hawkins is an elite field athlete in all eyes but his own.
He stood tall – all 6-foot-3 of him – at every meet of importance this spring, and garnered accolades reserved for those at the pinnacle of the sport.
His face stayed in plain sight all season, as did his gravity-defying long, high and triple jumps and his county-best marks.
His hair – shoulder-length, full, curly, the very definition of controlled chaos – made him easy to identify. His luminous smile did the same.
By the time summer rolled around, Hawkins was, arguably, Orange Lutheran High's most decorated student-athlete.
"I never expected that I'd rise in track, in the Trinity League, and that it'd become such a huge deal," he admitted.
Hawkins, 17, won Trinity League tiles in the triple jump and the high jump. Then, he captured three CIF-SS individual championships with personal best marks in his three jumping events at the CIF-SS Divisional Finals in mid-May. His team captured the school's first CIF team title.
He then placed third in the triple jump and sixth in the high jump at the CIF State Championships two weeks later.
He was also named All-Orange County First Team for the second consecutive year.
Yet, Hawkins remains humble, unsatisfied.
"There's always someone who's better than you," said the soon-to-be senior. "It doesn't matter what age you are, what group you're in. There's always somebody who's better than you.
"It always gives you something to work for, though."
It took Hawkins three years, but he's finally decided to work exclusively on his technique as a long, high and triple jumper.
That's frightening – for his adversaries, of course – given the Tustin native's success in 2013.
Now he's focusing primarily on the field events?
"I had no idea track and field would take me this far," he said. "Originally, I came to high school to play football, and I never thought track and field would be my main thing."
Hawkins was originally an aspirant track star, too. Then, at the urging of the team's field coach, jumping took precedence.
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You need a certain zest for competition to be a class athlete in a sport often decided by the length of a fingernail.
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NCIS and its sibling NCIS: Los Angeles are the top-rated dramas on television, a distinction they have held for several years. Next season there will be a third iteration, which ones hopes will be titled NCIS: Spinoff. As Quartz's Jason Lynch notes, viewers love these formulaic procedurals—while critics ignore them.
But what exactly are so many Americans watching—and rooting for—when they tune in for these TV shows? A closer look reveals that both series are uncomfortably akin to a cheering section for the NSA: The shows depict a world in which terrorists planning mass slaughter are under every bed, in which viewers root for the good-looking, wisecracking agents to smash down doors without warrants; in which super-advanced electronic surveillance is used exclusively to protect the public. In the NCIS version of reality, we'll all die unless powerful government agencies treat the United States Constitution like a big joke.
Of course primetime TV is rich in galimatias: Wacky sitcoms are hardly realism, and virtually all action programming overstates the frequency of violent crime. That crime is in steady decline simply isn't mentioned on procedurals like Hawaii Five-0 and the Law & Order franchise, which depict homicide at runaway levels. Primetime dramas also exaggerate the use of firearms. In the actual NYPD, 1 officer in 800 fired at a suspect in 2012; on TV, the streets of New York City are as bullet-ridden as the Wild West. Procedurals further overstate the chance of criminals being caught: A disturbing number of real crimes never are solved, while in primetime, as the top of the hour approaches, the cell door slams behind the villain. Viewers long have clicked on the tube to entertainment in which crime is rampant, gunfire echoes down the mean streets, and bad guys always get what's coming to them.
But the subliminals are shifting. A generation ago, network crime dramas featured private detectives who were lone outsiders, like The Rockford Files' Rockford, or For Hire's Spenser. Post 9/11, audiences seem to prefer heroes with government authority. Federal agents based in secret facilities, elite crime-fighting units with extralegal powers, fantastical technology, and commando-team backup are everywhere on primetime.
The NCIS siblings take this one step further by placing the entire nation in jeopardy on a regular basis. The two shows have offered numerous plots involving weapons of mass destruction in the hands of lavishly financed Iranian, Pakistani, or Russian evildoers. (Odd that the shows don't roll out Saudi evildoers, given most of the 9-11 mass murderers were Saudi nationals; though, in the NCIS universe, Romania is often depicted as a fountainhead of maniacal terrorists.) NCIS Los Angeles had an arc in which well-dressed bad guys with generic foreign accents seized three atomic bombs left over from the Cold War; another in which the deranged were racing through L.A. with a bioweapon that could "kill everyone west of the Mississippi in 48 hours."
How are these calamities prevented? Electronic surveillance. A sinister Pakistani terrorist has an accomplice in Washington, D.C. A super-advanced surveillance device takes mere seconds to locate the accomplice and determine he is on the way to the Norfolk airport. (When he arrives, Washington-based NCIS agents are already present, disguised as airline employees—how they could get there first is never explained, but that's a standard plot hole.) The well-dressed guys with the atomic bombs are tracked across Los Angeles by technology that apparently can detect fake accents from outer space. The woman with the bioweapon passes a closed-circuit security camera, and instantly the agents know her location.
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Students are recognized each June on the pages of our newspapers and websites and at a special awards ceremony where members of the Citizen Scholar class are celebrated and scholarship checks are presented.
The scholarship fund is supported by the newspapers' advertisers.
A team of judges at the papers select from nominations by area guidance counselors. To be nominated, a student must: be a leader in school and community, share his or her talents with others beyond the classroom, hold a grade point average of 3.0 or higher and have earned an academic honor while in school.
Enrique Mitchell, Willow Grove
Upper Moreland High School
Class rank: 9 of 261
Achievements: National Honor Society; Key Club and Spanish Club president; marching band; tennis; president of the Student Council; indoor percussion team; Willow Grove Rotary's Student of the Month; National Merit Commended Scholar.
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Pennridge High School
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Achievements: National Honor Society; Executive Council; three-time Odyssey of the Mind champion; marching band member; basketball, softball, drama; received academic achievement award for German, physics, biology, world literature and calculus.
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Middle Bucks Institute of Technology
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Central Bucks West High School
Class rank: 162 of 510
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Outstanding seniors from throughout the community were honored Thursday night during the 2014 John Fisher Citizen Scholars banquet at the Bucks County Visitors Center. Readers will learn more about each of these students beginning in Sunday's newspaper.
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