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Updated: 11/09/2004 - Hometown heroes are home from overseas looking for work.
Updated: 11/09/2004 - Hometown heroes are home from overseas looking for work.
Updated: 11/09/2004 - Read his lips: Gov. Jeb Bush really, really isn't interested in succeeding his brother in the White House or running for the U.S. Senate in 2006.
Updated: 11/09/2004 - It's estimated that nearly 20 percent of Florida's school children are overweight.
Updated: 11/09/2004 - Five people including a child are murdered in Moultrie, Georgia.
Updated: 11/08/2004 - The Department of Children and Families is announcing more office closures in Florida.
Updated: 11/08/2004 - On November 16, the Leon County Commission will swear in its newly elected and re-elected commissioners.
Updated: 11/08/2004 - The government will be tracking the sales of over the counter drugs used to treat flu-like symptoms.
Updated: 11/08/2004 - Tasers are playing a role in your child's education.
Updated: 11/08/2004 - The group ACORN is accused of never sending in the voter registration forms, and a south Florida attorney says he has 11 clients who were denied the right to vote as a result and thinks there may be hundreds more.
Updated: 11/08/2004 - Ed Diggs gets some "new digs."
Updated: 11/08/2004 - The College of Medicine is looking to fill its new simulated clinic with standardized patients, basically people who are willing to "play sick" for a small paycheck.
Updated: 11/08/2004 - A motorist who led police Monday on a two-county chase across Tampa Bay crashed into a tree, killing his female passenger.
Updated: 11/07/2004 - With the cool holiday weather right around the corner, some drag racers in south Georgia are doing what they can to stay warm.
Updated: 11/07/2004 - In local news, tens of thousands are expected at the North Florida Fair this week.
Updated: 11/06/2004 - Fresh Florida seafood was on the menu Saturday and thousands headed to Apalachicola for a taste.
Updated: 11/06/2004 - A sea of garnet and gold in Tallahassee Friday has faithful Seminole fans hitting the streets to celebrate FSU's Homecoming 2004.
Updated: 11/06/2004 - Residents of a small south Georgia town are kicking up their heels at the annual Mule Day.
Updated: 11/06/2004 - Seminole fans crowd the capital city for Homecoming 2004.
Updated: 11/05/2004 - Patients at Archbold Memorial Hospital in Thomasville will now have clearer vascular images and faster results thanks to the new cath lab.
Updated: 11/05/2004 - It's the first weekend in November, which means it's time to feast your eyes and palate on the best seafood in Florida.
Updated: 11/05/2004 - Even if you didn't suffer damage during Florida's devastating hurricane season, you're likely to start feeling the effects on your budget.
Updated: 11/05/2004 - The U.S. Labor Department reports the fastest level of jobs creation in six months. Much of the boost is linked to the siege of storms that struck the Sunshine State.
Updated: 11/05/2004 - A strange but welcomed phenomenon has been documented at Florida State University.
Updated: 11/08/2004 - Gadsden County supervisor of elections and members of the Canvassing Board will be recounting the ballots in the sheriff's race.
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Relationship Malnutrition
By Leah Lund
There's a lot of talk lately about celebrities getting married too young. The prediction is that these marriages will fail. Are the odds any different as we age? Is age the problem or is divorce the end result of something else- relationship malnutrition? We all need different types of nourishment from a variety of relationships. Yet more and more, I see people looking to their primary partner to provide all of their nourishment. Is this too much to expect from one person?
I compare relationship malnutrition to what happens when someone feels like their life is controlled by other people (their boss, their spouse, their kids) and they turn to food or a substance to rebel and find freedom. When you expect your primary partner to provide you with all of the "relationship nutrition" and they are not able to-there is a tendency to over-react, feel like "this isn't working," and perhaps begin looking to someone else who can give you the whole buffet.
Early on in our marriage, my husband said "I can't be your girlfriend." I forget exactly what conversation I was trying to have with him, but he communicated clearly-it was not something that he could relate to or understand. I learned not to expect him to think like I do. What has been equally helpful was to realize that I can't provide him with every form of relationship nutrition he needs, either. I no longer put pressure on myself to be everything to him. We have become comfortable with telling each other, "That is not my department."
How can you tell if you are malnourished in the area of relationship? Try this simple exercise. Take out a piece of paper and write down all the types of relationship nutrition that feed you. Start with things like:
Leaving a Legacy
Shared Passion/Interest
Self Nourishment
Collaborative Work
Kindred Spirit
Add to the list, but be careful not to list "roles" people play like husband/wife, boyfriend/girlfriend, parent, child, boss or coworker. You can find relationship nutrition from different people in different ways, regardless of their role.
Now list 2-3 people in your life that provide you with each relationship food. Try to put each person in only one category. How balanced is your relationship plate? If you couldn't think of anyone for certain categories, you are malnourished. If you were tempted to write your primary partner's name in the majority of the areas, you are malnourished. Other signs of poor relationship nutrition include blurring the lines (confusion between categories like love, intimacy and sexuality) and including "Face book" friends (people you have surface level relationship with) to try to "stretch" your meal.
You may also want to try this exercise another way. Look at how many types of nutrition you are trying to be for your primary partner. Do they have enough variety of nutrition in their lives?

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Seriously why did they not put a 142 x 12 TA on the new 650b FS bikes. These are new frames I do not understand why they would not design a frame with the new technology. QRs should be phased out of all MTBs. I would get a 6500 right now if it had a 142 x 12 TA on the back. Are they modular drop outs? Man this is really has me confused. I want to support my LBS, they are a KHS dealer.
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Call of Duty: Black Ops II
Don't some devs realize the games they make are pure garbage?
I'm pretty sure the COD devs realize this. "Well, this game is crap... Oh well, it's got 'Call of Duty' on the cover so it will sell!"
It's because the cod franchise is now established. They don't need to be innovative anymore to sell millions of copies. They don't even have to make a quality product to sell millions. The sheep gobble it up no matter what.
The industry isn't want it used to be. It used to be about impressing fans first, money second. Now, it's "how can we make the most amount of money in the shortest amount of time?".
Before you comment on one of my posts, please research the Dunning-Kruger effect. Best game of all time: Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory.
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Haahahaha posted...slaveanselmo posted...Gotta try and recoup some money. It's a business
Assumes that people who expect a quality product for their money are children. Ugh....I should just avoid this forum (gfaqs) altogether.
spacecowboy44 posted...
Haahahaha posted...slaveanselmo posted...Gotta try and recoup some money. It's a business
I don't understand people like you who defend these developers and say "it's their job" when they are clearly too lazy to do anything for the money they make. Then you turn around and call people who bought the game and are disappointed with it "children" all because they aren't happy about spending money on a broken game. I mean, come on guy. They rehash the same game every year and instead of fixing the major problems in the game, they leave them in and just don't care. It's not their job to make a game with as little effort as possible, leave in everything that is wrong with it and move on while they swim in cash.
"Assumes that people who expect a quality product for their money are children. Ugh....I should just avoid this forum (gfaqs) altogether."
No matter how bad a game is, you are obligated, by contract, to release the game at a certain date. You can ask for extensions to tweak of polish things but after a certain point in release, there's already been a large portion of income set around advertising and saying that X will come on on a certain day. After that point, you can just release and hope.
That said, from what I've heard, game's just average. Not horrible but nothing to really get praise about.
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It's a terrible feeling when you put your heart and soul into something only to get nothing in return for the time you invested.
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Arizona expects to pay millions of dollars more to incarcerate undocumented prison inmates because federal funding was slashed by more than half this year, state officials say.
The Arizona Department of Corrections submitted a grant application this month that probably will yield only half the amount the state received last year from the federal government's State Criminal Alien Assistance Program, said Robert Olding, the department's assistant director for programs and services.
Meanwhile, increasing numbers of foreign nationals — most of them undocumented — enter Arizona's prison system each year, leaving the state to pay the bulk of expenses for their incarceration.
"The timing couldn't be worse. We're extremely crowded, and budget times are very austere," Olding said. "The more inmates we have, the greater the cost is . . . and the bigger the burden on the Arizona budget and Arizona taxpayers."
The dire funding projections follow a cut Congress made this year to the program, which dropped funding available to states from $550 million last year to $250 million this year.
Although federal funding doesn't come close to covering the states' expenses for incarcerating foreign nationals, border states such as Arizona rely on the program to offset enormous prison costs. The grant application the department submitted last week seeks reimbursement for an estimated $84.3 million spent last fiscal year to house foreign national criminals. Last year, the state received $16 million to partially offset $82.7 million in expenses in 2001.
"It's almost the only funding that's available," Olding said.
Nearly one in seven inmates, or 16.2 percent of Arizona's prison population, are foreign nationals detained by the Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services for deportation review, according to 2002 statistics from the state Department of Corrections. Mexican nationals make up 91.2 percent of that total, the department said.
If Arizona gets only half the federal funding it did before, the state will be paying a greater portion of last year's bill to incarcerate foreign nationals, prison officials said. The shortfall concerns Sen. John Kyl, R-Ariz., who said there was no money budgeted for the program this year until he and other lawmakers helped push through a compromise for $250 million.
"There's just not that much appreciation for the problem, and the money wasn't there," Kyl said.
Some state lawmakers are also concerned about the amount Arizona pays for foreign national inmates.
"My concern is we have so many illegals within our prison system, and we don't get a lot of funding from the federal government. Nor has Mexico shown a great interest in bringing them back into the prison system and serving the length of their term," said state Rep. Phil Hanson, R-Peoria, chairman of the Joint Select Committee on Corrections.
One of the major reasons foreign national prisoners do not return to their native country to serve their sentences is because they choose not to, said Donna Clement, administrator of the department's offender services bureau.
U.S. treaties with other countries allow foreign national inmates to apply for a transfer, provided they meet certain requirements of the treaty and the department. The department screens all inmates for eligibility under the treaty, but most decline the chance to apply, Clement said.
Fausto Morales, a Mexican national serving time at the state prison complex in Tucson, said he has turned down opportunities to apply for a transfer several times.
"I have a family right here in Yuma. When I'm done with my time here, I'm going to Mexico," he said.
Morales, who will be deported after his sentence, said that by serving his time here rather than in Mexico, he will have a clean slate when he returns to his native country. Plus, conditions in prisons in Mexico are much worse than in the United States, he said.
"There's nothing nice over there," Morales said. "There's too much violence."
Since the U.S. treaty made inmate transfers possible years ago, the department has received only 217 applications, Clement said. Of that number, 55 were denied, 45 inmates were released or deported before the application process was finalized and just 62 were actually transferred.
Kyl said he, Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., and Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., plan to introduce an appropriations bill to reauthorize the program until 2011 with increased funding.
"We end up paying that cost for incarceration," Kyl said. "The federal government should reimburse states for what it costs."


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2012 End of the World Prophecies
If the "2012 End of the World" nonsense is freaking you out (i.e., you're thinking of building a fort in your basement with a year's supplies of Twinkies and Dr. Pip, just in case) ... here are some good reasons why you don't need to panic! Back to Article
dont believe it but if it is to be i will make sure i do wat i have been waitin to do...
Emo Chick 21: what do you think?
Girl...........first of all u not god so u cnt tell nobody wen da earth goin to end......and u not GOD and i wouldnt believe it......and i believe in GOD dont knw bout u..........
i hate it
haha agreed
Everyone Has Their Own Opinion
i agree with kimyotta
the world is not coming to an end. thats just ppl not knowing what the hell they are talking bout!
No One Really Knows When The World Will End. If It Ends, It Ends.
gods not helps us
it's end 2012
the world gonna end in a billion years or more
Well i dont believe it....cause u aint GOD and he da only person on earth dat knws wen earth is goin to end
the world is not going to end i thought so too but in the bible god said he would never again end the world after noah so people need to stop samming and lieing your scaring kids and physco adults
REALLI!dont nobodi kno wen tha world will end.BUT God.
2012 is end of world
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will.i.am - T.H.E. (The Hardest Ever)
Artist: will.i.am
Featuring: Jennifer Lopez
Producer: will.i.am, Audiobot & Dallas Austin
Album: #willpower
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Since time immemorial, heads have hotly debated the relative hardnesses of various artists, but an objective standard for measuring that elusive quality has yet to be established—until now. Using a complex set of algorithms, we have determined that The Hardest artists Ever to grace the game are… will.i.am, Jennifer Lopez and Mick Jagger?! Huh, go figure. In theory, then, the lead single off Will's fourth solo set should be the most intimidating record in urban-music history. Premiering live on tonight's American Music Awards broadcast, this tough-as-nails cut finds Will, Audiobot and Dallas Austin teaming up to craft a danceable synth-percussion beat to back the B.E.P. mastermind as he delivers his trademark blend of Auto-Tuned singing and guilty-pleasure punchline lyricism. After a tuneful guest verse from J-Lo (who also lends her vocals to the chorus), the Rolling Stones frontman grabs the mic to flaunt his considerable swagger (and his poor math skills: "Hard like geometry, trigonometry / This is crazy—psychology") in a gruff closing 16. So, do these artists sound like the Holy Trinity of hardness, or should we re-check our calculations? If you're digging this cut, keep it locked for release details on #willpower, as well as watching out for the record's official video, dropping in the next month.
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Definitions for stealthstɛlθ
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word stealth
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
secret or surreptitious procedure or passage.
Obs. an act of stealing; theft. the thing stolen; booty.
(adj.)surreptitious; secret; not openly acknowledged:
a stealth hiring of the competitor's CEO; the stealth issue of the Presidential race.
Category: Common Vocabulary
(often cap.) having or providing the capacity to evade detection by radar:
Stealth planes; stealth technology.
Category: Military
Origin of stealth:
1200–50; ME stelthe; cf. OE stælthing theft. See steal , -th1
Princeton's WordNet
stealth, stealing(noun)
avoiding detection by moving carefully
the attribute or characteristic of acting in secrecy, or in such a way that the actions are unnoticed or difficult to detect by others.
an act of secrecy, especially one involving thievery
Webster Dictionary
the act of stealing; theft
the thing stolen; stolen property
the bringing to pass anything in a secret or concealed manner; a secret procedure; a clandestine practice or action; -- in either a good or a bad sense
Stealth is a 2005 American science fiction action film starring Josh Lucas, Jessica Biel, Jamie Foxx, Sam Shepard, Joe Morton and Richard Roxburgh. The film was directed by Rob Cohen, director of The Fast and the Furious and xXx. The film follows three top fighter pilots as they join a project to develop an automated robotic stealth aircraft. Released on 29 July 2005 by Columbia Pictures, the film cost $135 million to make, but was panned by critics, and was a colossal box office bomb making only $76,932,872 worldwide, one of the biggest losses in cinematic history.
Translations for stealth
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
a secret manner of acting
If I can't get what I want openly, I get it by stealth.
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- سِرّا، خُلْسَةًArabic
- тихомълкомBulgarian
- disfarcePortuguese (BR)
- potajíCzech
- die HeimlichkeitGerman
- listDanish
- κρυφός, ύπουλος τρόπος ενέργειαςGreek
- (sala)kavalusEstonian
- نهانFarsi
- salamyhkäisyysFinnish
- (à la) dérobéeFrench
- הִתגַנבוּתHebrew
- छिपाव, दुरावHindi
- potajnost, kradomičnostCroatian
- titokbanHungarian
- tindakan mengendap-endapIndonesian
- laumuleg athöfnIcelandic
- furtivitàItalian
- こっそりJapanese
- 몰래 하기Korean
- slaptas būdas, darymas vogčiomis/slaptaLithuanian
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- detå snike seg; i smugNorwegian
- podstępPolish
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- (pe) furişRomanian
- тайные действияRussian
- tajné konanie (potajomky)Slovak
- skrivno dejanjeSlovenian
- kradomSerbian
- [i] smygSwedish
- การทำลับ ๆThai
- gizli hareket; gizlilikTurkish
- 祕密行動,鬼鬼祟祟Chinese (Trad.)
- те, що робиться нишком, крадькомаUkrainian
- خفیہ کاررواءیUrdu
- sự lén lút, rón rénVietnamese
- 秘密行动Chinese (Simp.)
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BSN in Nursing, Viterbo College, LaCrosse, WI 1974
DPI Certification for School Nursing, 2004
1978-1985 Hospital based practice - Medical-Surgical and Pediatric
1985-1993 Public Health - MCH practice and special needs children
1993 -present School Nurse for CESA 6.
I have had the opportunity to implement school health programming in several school districts, working with district administrators and school staff to remove barriers to learning and providing a safe and healthy environment for learning.
Bachelor of Science-Sociology, UW Oshkosh
Bachelor of Science-Occupational Therapy, Concordia University-Mequon
Certification in Sensory Integration and Praxis Test-completion 5/2008
1995-1998 Beaufort County School District, Beaufort, SC;Jasper County School District, Ridgeland, SC; Beaufort Memorial Hospital (PRN,summers-Acute Care), Beaufort, SC
1998-present CESA 6, Campbellsport School District
MS, Principalship and Director of Instruction
Marian University, 2006
BS, Agriculture Education
University of Wisconsin Madison
2013- present Coordinator of School Accountability, CESA 6 WI
2011-13 Director of Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment, CESA 8 WI
2010-11 Career Pathways Consultant, Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction
2007-11 State FFA Advisor, New York FFA, Cornell University
1996-07 Agriscience Instructor, Oconto Falls High School WI
Worked for CESA 6 since January 2001. I have been assigned to the Oshkosh Area School District in the IT Department since then.
I have an undergraduate degree in Social Work and Psychology with a minor in Political Science, graduating in 2000. I also have a Master's Degree in Cross-Categorical Special Education.
I worked with an in-home therapy program for children with Autism for 5 years. I then worked as a Special Education Teacher in a severe needs program for students with Autism for 3 years before starting with CESA 6 in 2005.
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Special Physical Education Teacher since 1980
Orientation and Mobility Instructor since 2007
Graduated from UWSP with a B.S. in Communicative Disorders and a M.S. in Speech and Language Pathology, in 1984 and 1986 respectively. Earned Certificate of Clinical Competence from ASHA in 1987. Received Early Childhood Special Education Certification from UWO in 1998..
Speech Pathologist (May 1986 to September 1990) at Gmeiner Clinic in Menasha Wisconsin. SLP in Kimberly Area School District from September 1990 to December 1993. ECSE Teacher in Kimberly Area School District from January 1994 to 2004. Autism Consultant and ECSE Program Support Teacher in Kimberly from 2001 to 2011.
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Worked at CESA 6 and numerous school districts for 9 years now.
Worked with Technology for 15 years now.
Bachelor's degree and graduate work completed at University of Wisconsin Oshkosh. Continuing graduate work in the MAE in Educational Leadership program at Marian University of Fond du Lac.
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Bachelor of Science Degree in Occupational Therapy from Mount Mary College
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During the course of the past 24 years as an educator I have enjoyed experiences at nearly all levels of the school organization. I started my teaching career in 1991 as a 5th and 6th Grade Teacher for Milwaukee Public Schools, where I eventually served as a Curriculum Implementer.
As a result of my work in MPS designing Grade Level Expectations (prior to the state standards), I was recruited by CESA 6 in 1998 to serve as the Director of Standards and Assessment. In this capacity I assisted the efforts of school districts to align/design local curricula to the Wisconsin Model Academic Standards and meet the accountability expectations of the WKCE.
Between 2001 and 2006, I served in an administrative capacity in the positions of Director of Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment and K-8 principal for the School District of Lomira and as K-5 principal and Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum and Instruction for the West Bend School District.
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Major: Conservation
Minor: Land Management
I have been at Fallen Timbers Environmental Center in varying roles since 1998. I began as an education volunteer assisting staff and teachers. I found I loved Fallen Timbers so much that when the opportunity come around for a paying postition, I jumped at the chance. Since, I've worked as Fallen Timber's Environmental Educator, Head Environmental Educator, Program Coordinator, and now as the Director of the Facility.
During my employment at Fallen Timbers I have also held some other part-time positions. These include Adjunct Instructor in the Natural Resource Department at Fox Valley Technical College in Appleton, and a Reading/Spelling Instructor for Reading Connections, Inc. in Green Bay. I volunteer as a yearly presenter for the Outagamie County Conservation Club's Women's Outdoor Workshop.
Prior to my employment at Fallen Timbers, I worked as a Naturalist for Waypost Camp in Hatley, WI.
During my time in college, I earned my State of WI certification to fight wildfires. I used this training to assist with proscribed burns in western Wisconsin.
Naturally, I love all things pertaining to the outdoors especially if I can include my family and friends. My hobbies include nature photography, hiking, canoeing, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, camping, bird watching.
My husband, Scott,and I live on 15 acres located 10 miles North of Shiocton, with our young son, Ryan, two retired racing greyhounds, Betty and Babe, and our sweet cat, Lucky.
Our family volunteers for the Retired Greyhound Athletes group which helped us to adopt our two dogs. The group does community outreach through meet and greets, special events,etc.. We bring our two greyhounds to meet and greets so that people can see what a wonderful breed of dog they really are. The dogs love the attention!
Bachelor's Degree in Occupational Therapy from the University of Wisconsin.
Master's Degree in Educational Technology from Marian University.
I was previously employed in the Fond du Lac School District providing occupational therapy services for over 25 plus years. I also provided assitive technology services for a number of years as well. Just prior to my employment with Cesa I provided 4 years of autism program support in the Fond du Lac School District.
I enjoy reading, downhill skiing, sports and the outdoors.
I did my undergrad work at UW Oshkosh where I received my degree in Secondary Education / Broadfield Social Science. I later received my Master's Degree in EBD from UW Oshkosh.
I have worked in the CESA Alternative programs for about 13 years.
I enjoy spending time with my family. I also enjoy playing or watching many types of sports like basketball, volleyball, and football.
Fox Valley Technical College | Appleton, WI
AAS: Computer Information Systems | 2002
National Criminal Justice Training Center
of Fox Valley Technical College | Appleton, WI
Technical Assistant | 2005-2014
Strategies & Solutions LLC | Appleton, WI
Marketing Coordinator | 2000-2005
Office Technology, Inc. | Neenah, WI
Inside Sales Representative | 1999-2000
I graduated from the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh earning my Bachelors of Business Administration with a double major in Finance and Human Resource Management and a minor in Spanish.
I began working at CESA 6 in October 2005, as the Human Resource Assistant. In 2007, I transitioned into my present role as Human Resources Coordinator. I am very excited to also be an integral part of the GREAT process that CESA 6 has embarked on.
I have recieved my Associate's Degree at the University of Wisconsin-Fox Valley with an emphasis in Psychology.
Aside from working in restaurants, my experience working with children has been through a daycare and babysitting since the age of 10.
My hobbies include barrel racing my quarter horse and ballroom dancing.
Graduate of Dodgeville High School. Received my Bachelor's Degree from the University of Wisconsin-Platteville. Received my Master's Degree from Olivet Nazarene in Bourbonais, Illinois in General Education. Completed my principal licensure program from Marian University in Fond du lac, WI. Currently, working towards completion of my District Administrator's license from Cardinal Stritch University in Milwaukee, WI.
Middle School social studies teacher for nine years. Elementary and Middle School principal for five years. Currently in the first year as Project Coordinator at CESA 6.
Hobbies include coaching children's athletic teams, reading and spending time with my family.
I am a graduate of Bloomington High School. Received my Bachelors' Degree from the University of Wisconsin Platteville in elementary education. Received my Master's Degree from Olivet Nazarene University in Bourbonais, Illinois, in General Education. Completed my principal licensure program from Marian University in Fond du Lac, WI.
My teaching experience took place as a middle school math teacher at Lomira Middle School for twelve years. I then transitioned into elementary principal of Lomira Elementary and Theresa Elementary for two years. My current adventure is on the EP team for Cesa 6.
My most important time is spent with my three children. I enjoy coaching many different youth teams in the Lomira School District and being involved in activities with my children. Another important aspect is being a life-long learner myself.
Associate Degree in Computer Programming
Worked at Oshkosh Truck for 9 years in the Technology Department. Worked for the Oshkosh Area School District through CESA6 for about 10 years and continuing.
Experience: Computer Programming, Computer Operator Experience, Computer Helpdesk Experience, Training Staff Experience. Worked with RS6000 (AIX), VAX (VMS), IBM3090 (VSE and MVS operating systems) Systems. Network Account Security Administrator.
Hobbies: Boating, camping, biking, traveling and enjoy spending time with my family.
2012 - present Marian University
Doctoral Program in Leadership and Curriculum
1998 – 2003 University of Wisconsin Oshkosh:
Masters in Curriculum and Instruction, 3.8 GPA
1992 - 1998 University of Wisconsin Oshkosh:
Bachelor of Science in Education, 3.2 GPA
Dean's List: Fall 1996, Fall 1997, Spring 1998
Honor Roll: Fall 1995, Spring 1996
5 year license grades 6-12 in Broad Field Social Studies: 701, Economics: 710, Geography: 715, and History: 725
Professional Educator license for ages 10-21 in Cross-Categorical Special Education 801 until June 30th 2011
Non-violent Crisis Intervention Trainer (CPI certified)
Hunting, Fishing, Camping, Reading, Golf
Graduated with diploma from Waupun High School in 1981 - after which I attended Madison Business College and graduated with an Associate Degree in 1983.
Shortly after graduating from college, I started working at CESA 6 and have had many different roles. I have been employed with CESA 6 since 1984.
I got married in 2004 to Rodger Schley. Rodger has a farm in the Waupun area. The Organic Forestry Center is a nature preserve and working farm located in southern Fond du Lac County. We are an environmentally responsible farm using natural and organic methods for over 30 years. We rotanially graze and raise a variety of grass fed beef including Black Angus, Red Angus, Hereford, and Charolais. All of our meat is processed locally, USDA Certified, and is available for purchase in a variety of quantities (whole, half, quarter, eighth). Rodger also operates his own tree service. With marriage, came four dogs and Rodger's son, Jacob.
B.S. in Elementary Education from Martin Luther College, New Ulm, MN.
M.S. in Special Education from Northern Illinois University, Dekalb, IL
Elementary Education Classroom Teacher from 1971-1996.
Orientation and Mobility Instructor/Teacher of the Visually Impaired from 2001 - Present.
I completed coursework at Marian College for licensure as a Director of Special Education and Pupil Services in 2003.
In 1997, I received my master's and education specialist's degree in Educational Psychology from the University of Minnesota (Twin Cities). I also completed my BA in Psychology at the University of Minnesota in 1995.
I served as the Director of Special Education and School Psychologist in Cedar Grove-Belgium School District from 2000-2010. I served as a Director of Special Education at CESA 6 in 2010-11 and in Beaver Dam as the Director of Student Services for 2 years before returning to CESA 6 in 2013-2014.
I am a Vikings fan who is trying hard to become a Packers fan (Give me a break. I was born and spent my first 30 years in Minnesota). I am trying to enjoy jogging and biking. I truly enjoy reading and spending time with my wife and three children (grades 7, 5 and 4 year old kindergarten). I particularly enjoy reading to/with them (Harry Potter, Percy Jackson and several series by Brandon Mull are some of our favorites), swimming, playing catch (and other games), watching them participate in soccer, dance, gymnastic and other activities. Most of all, as my children have gotten older, I (usually) enjoy hearing about their insights and perspectives of the world around them.
Several courses including: Electricity and small appliances. Several manufacturing related classes (plastic injection molding, powder paint finishing, electro deposition coating, substrate (metal) preparation, welding, automated conveyor systems). Effective leadership and Team building courses (supervisor/ employee management related). Computer technology courses such as Apple desktop systems support, Windows OS, Active Directory, MS Share Point and Cisco (CCND/ICND). In addition to whichever courses I am not remembering at this time.
15 yrs. Manufacturing Support, Technical Support and Process Coordinator. I was very involved with implementation of new processes and technology while effectively managing workforce and controlling product outcome quality and quantity.
18 yrs. technology experience. First I started out like many a user of several software technologies. I effectively used these technologies to illustrate, track, ultimately improving quality and performance. Additionally I then got involved in support of computer controlled and automated manufacturing processes. This eventually led toward involvement with a small technology consulting company. We recommended, specified and sold computer hardware and software configurations while supporting several clients during that time. Today I work predominately at the two high schools in the Oshkosh Area School District. I may at any given time be involved at any of the OASD sites as needed. I currently support several computer configurations, while having active involvement with the network fabric (switches) along with several other technologies. My main goal today is to insure that the teachers have the best possible tools allowing them to most effectively perform their job to educate students.
Technology, Reading, Golf, Photography, Roller Blading, Music, Stimulating conversation.
1998 graduate (cum laude) of the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh
Double-major in English and History
I have been employed as a Grant Writer with CESA 6 since August of 1998. Since then, I have written more than 200 highly competitive state and federal grant proposals yielding more than $20,000,000 for innovative school- and community-based programming, realizing a higher than 70% success rate. I have collaborated with more than 50 large and small school districts, non-profits, and county agencies in and out of Wisconsin on unique grant projects in support of PBIS implementation, AODA/violence/suicide prevention, health promotion, innovative technology applications, school safety, charter and alternative schools, and school counseling programs.
I am the author of three novels: Mandatory Release (2013), All the Lonely People (2012), and Driving Sideways, a Target Break-Out Bestseller released by Ballantine Books in 2008. In my capacity as an author, I've done numerous library and book festival programs and have spoken with more than 60 book clubs. For more information, visit www.jessriley.com.
2008 - Bachelor's Degree from Cardinal Stritch
2012 - Visual Impairment Licensure from Silver Lake
During my first year at Cardinal Stritch I was a respite care provider for a child with a cognitive disability and fell in love with the field of special education. During my coursework I worked with students with cognitive disabilities, with emotional disabilities, with learning disabilities, and living in the inner-city. After graduating I moved back to the Green Bay/Appleton area and highly enjoyed teaching in a self-contained special education elementary classroom in Appleton. While in Appleton, one of my students was diagnosed with a visual impairment and I decided to go through the Visual Impairment Licensure program so I could learn more about visual impairments and how to assist my student. I loved the coursework and students that I worked with so I looked for positions available. I have been at CESA 6 since 2013!
EdD Educational Leadership, Edgewood College, Madison, WI
Marquette University
Bachelors Degree, Social Work
2005 - Present CESA 6: Program Support for the Curriculum/Instruction/Assessment Center, Residency In Teacher Education (RITE) program, PI-34, WISEdash Technical Assistance; Grant Writer
1999-2005 Milwaukee County: Case Management and care coordination for identified high-risk children and families
BFA in Music Composition from UW Stevens Point
Allaire certification as a ColdFusion Developer
Design for Six Sigma IT certification
Web Developer for Honeywell International - 11 years
music, art, and theater
I play piano and sing for a variety of groups in the Twin Cities. Most of our gigs are for private parties (weddings, birthdays, corporate events, holidays) with my partner, Diane Martinson. Check out www.dianemusic.com for more info on our music.
I earned my B.S. in Business Education from Northern Illinois University and have continued to take classes to keep up with the ever-changing world of technology ever since.
I taught business at St. Croix Central from 1980-2008. My classes included: keyboarding, Computer Applications (Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, PageMaker), Accounting, as well as Introduction to Business in the past.
From 2008-2011 I served the district as their Technology Coordinator. As Tech Coordinator, I was responsible for setting up and maintaining our new webpage through CMS4Schools. I also worked with C4Schools helping staff get curriculum online.
Hobbies of mine include: reading both fiction and non-fiction, working out at our local fitness center, taking care of our granddaughter, and learning new things on the computer and all kinds of electronic devices.
My husband Steve is the elementary principal at St. Croix Central. He is an avid golfer and referees basketball games to financially support this bad habit. We have two grown sons, Jeff and Mark.
I have a BS in Biology and Anthropology and am licensed to teach Broadfield Science (601), Biology/Life Science (605), and Chemistry (610). I am certified in College Preparatory Math. Currently, I am working towards a Math Intervention Certification and my Master of Science in Education: Curriculum and Instruction.
As summer school teacher, I have taught Astronomy, Remedial Science 9, and Biology. As a home bound teacher, I have customized curriculum and instructed home bound students. As Academic Coordinator, I have provided homework help, science enrichment, project based work, and created and administered a math intervention program for small groups of identified students. I have been a substitute teacher of many subjects with long term teaching in Biology, Accelerated Biology, and Science 9. Some of my other experiences include working in hospital and industrial laboratories, teaching at a nature preserve, and community building.
I treasure any free time with my family and friends. In recent years, most of my free time has centered around our childrens' passions of soccer, robotics and music. This is a special time and a lot of fun. In the future, I look forward to a little more time to tend to my gardens, travel, and hopefully improve my cooking!
BA in Marketing - University of Wisconsin Oshkosh
Associates Degree in Computer Information Systems - Fox Valley Technical College
SoftwareOne, Inc....Software Licensing Sales and Website Maintenance
Greatland Corporation....IT Intern
Cesa 6....Computer/Network Technician
Literacy Director (2014-present)
Title I Coordinator (2014-present)
Literacy Coordinator (2005-2014)
Reading Specialist/Reading Recovery (1994-2005)
Learning Disabilities Teacher (1989-1994)
Ph.D. Instructional Design
Ed.D. Educational Leadership
M.Ed. Educational Leadership
M.Ed. Technology Education
B.S. Elementary/Middle Education
School Administration Consultant - Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction
Contributing Faculty - Purdue University Learning Technologies
Contributing Faculty - Pepperdine University Learning Technologies
Contributing Faculty - National Louis University Educational Leadership
eLearning Director/KM Global Director - School District of Kettle Moraine
Instructional Technology Director - Mequon Thiensville School Distric
Instructional Technology Director - Hortonville Area School District
Science and Reading Teacher - Milwaukee Public Schools - Lincoln Center Middle School of the Arts
Enjoying Lake Geneva!
I have undergraduate degrees in Psychology, Philosophy, Religion and Masters in Social Work with Administration emphasis, I have certifications as a School Social Worker and as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (State certification)
In the years I have been at CESA, I have been trained and certified in MANY programs. (too many to list, but including: alcohol, drug, violence, safety, service learning, developmental assets, citizenship, social work, TRIBES, PREPaRE, SBIRT, etc etc..)
I started at CESA 6 in September of 1987, as a School Social Worker for Kewaskum half time and for CESA 6 Special Education half time. Within about 3 years, I moved to a grant program known as AODA Education Network. We/I were the WATODEN or Wisconsin Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drug Education Network as the 12 CESAs but have recently been changed to the Wisconsin Safe & Healthy Schools Training and Technical Assistance Center serving all schools in Wisconsin. I am specifically the Coordinator for CESA 6, 2 and 3. We/I work with a wide variety of prevention programs (alcohol and other drug as well as violence), school climate (think TRIBES and others), crisis management, suicide prevention, mental health, bullying, comprehensive school counseling, school/community partnerships, and other programs and projects.....
I earned my Bachelor's of Science Degree in Psychology from the University of Wisconsin - La Crosse in 2001. I then earned my Master's of Science Degree in School Psychology from the University of Wisconsin - La Crosse in 2002. Following the completion of my Thesis, "Phonemic Awareness as a Predictor of Reading Comprehension," I earned my Educational Specialist Degree in School Psychology again from the University of Wisconsin - La Crosse in 2005.
I have been working as a School Psychologist for a variety of different districts and with a variety of different roles since 2003. I have previously worked for New Holstein School District, Hilbert School District, Syble Hopp School, and the Little Chute Area School District. I have used my training and experience to help districts lay the groundwork for Response to Intervention. I have also previously been involved with the Wisconsin School Psychologist Association as a board member.
In my free time, I enjoy spending time with my wife and two children, rooting for the Packers, Brewers, and Badgers, spending time outside, and working on projects inside and outside of our house.
Bachelors Degree - Valparaiso University
Masters Degree - Special Education - UW Oshkosh
With CESA 6 since 1996.
In 2000 I earned a Master's in Educational Leadership through Marian College of Fond du Lac and hold current WI licenses in the following administrative areas: 10 Supervisor/Coord./Director of Instruction K-12 and 51 Principal PreK-12.
Cheryl Simonson is the Director of the CESA 6 Effectiveness Projected and a seasoned educator with twenty-five plus years in the field. Her passion is directed towards leadership for improving student learning and supporting educators throughout Wisconsin. Cheryl's diverse administrative and teaching experience at all levels have given her a comprehensive district perspective of the opportunities and challenges districts face on an ongoing basis.
Graduated in 1981 from Oshkosh West High School
Programmer Analysis Associates Degree from Fox Valley Technical College
1979 till 2005 - Kitz & Pfeil True Value Hardware - Accounts Receivable Manager
2005 till present - CESA 6
Long walks, cross country skiing, family time, baking, gardening, watching sunsets, traveling, a good romance novel, and riding on the back of my husband's Harley.
We have a son, Luke and a daughter, Kelsie.
Faith, family & friends..Amen!
Associate of Science and Art Degree
8 credits in computer technology
First Aid/CPR/AED instructor Sept 2008
BS OT - University of Alabama in Birmingham; 1978
MS in Therapeutic Science - University of Wisconsin Madison; 1997
Sensory Integration certification
ATP- Assisitive Technology Practioner certification
4 years as an OT working with developmentally disabled adults in work and nursing home setting
30 years as an OT working in the public schools with CESA 6
10 years as an Assistive Technology Consultant for the Wisconsin Assisitve Technology Initiative
Certified in Sensory Integration
Certification as an Assistive Technology Practitioner
Guest lecturer and instructor at the undergraduate and graduate level in the areas of OT and AT
Presenter at local, regional, state and national conferences in AT and OT
Especially enjoy working with a team to solve unusual problems presented by some children with special needs
Playing at the following things:
Reading - fiction and/or nonfiction mysteries
Making stuff
Sports - tennis, volleyball, a little golf, a little skiing/snowmobiling and any spectator sports (basketball, football, etc.)
Puzzles - Thinking puzzles, scrabble, word games, cards, video games (they are a puzzle to me)
Vacationing - Have hit most of the 50 states including Hawaii and Alaska, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands; also enjoyed the sights of Europe
LAUGHING - I love to make people laugh. Life is short so you must not take it too seriously! I find this especially true as a cancer survivor!
M.A. from Indiana University, Speech and Hearing Sciences
B.S. from Indiana State University, Speech Pathology and Audiology
My first school-based job as an SLP was at a private school for children with autism spectrum disorder in Connecticut, from 1985-1990. I then moved to Wisconsin and worked as an SLP, Assistive Technology Specialist, and Autism Specialist with the Fond du Lac School District from 1990-1996. I began work at CESA 6 in 1996 as an SLP and Autism Program Support Teacher. I currently serve as the Coordinator of Autism Support Services for CESA 6, and also provide direct student / district support and training in this area. I have published a series of 6 articles for Wisconsin DPI, related to various aspects of ASD, available at the following web address: www.cesa7.k12.wi.us/sped/autism/index2.htm
BA degree from Lakeland College Major: Accounting Minor: Business Administration
MA degree from UW-Whitewater in School Business Management
School District of Omro - Business Manager 10 years
Member of the Wisconsin Association of School Business Officials
Former Board Member for WASBO
Fiscal agent for School Insurance Risk Management Cooperative
Oversight Committee Member for Community Insurance Corporation
Family, Travel & Golf
Trustee for Most Blessed Sacrament Parish in Oshkosh
University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh
BS - Human Services
I enjoy spending time with family and friends, camping, reading, and listening to music.
B.S. degree from UW-Whitewater in Elementary Education with a Library Science Minor
M.S. Degree from UW-Madison in Educational Administration
ED.D. Degree from Edgewood College in Educational Leadership and Administration
CESA 6 - Oshkosh, WI
Agency Administrator (2001 - present)
Educational Leader for CESA 6, focusing on developing our custormers into Raving Fans. Our primary customers are comprised of 42 public school districts. Organizes and manages the annual budget. Updates the agency's strategic plan. Develops short-range goals as they relate to the strategic plan. Formulates objective policies, plans and program necessary for the proper functioning of the agency. Conducts needs assessments to determine future direction.
State of Wisconsin - State Assembly - Madison, WI
State legislator, 42nd Assembly District (1998 - 2001)
Primary focus on education and tourism issues. Served as Chair of the tourism and Recreation Committee, also served on Education, Agriculture, Ways and Means, Personal Privacy, Family Law, Information Policy, Mandates and Digital Democracy committees.
Represent Wisconsin on the American Council of Young Political Leaders trip to Ireland. Studied Ireland's educational, political and economic culture.
CESA 5 - Portage, WI
Director, SCING Distance Learning Network (1993-1999)
Developed and managed one of the first digital distance learning networks in the state of Wisconsin. Stared the network with three high schools and the CESA office. Expanded the network to a membership that included seven technical college campuses, eleven high schools, the CESA office and a link into the UW system. Started an was the first chair of the Wisconsin Association of Distance Education Networks (WADEN). Chaired the Wisconsin Educational Technology Board (ETB).
Portage Community Schools - Portage, WI
District Technology Director (1989-1994)
Elementary Teacher (1986-1989)
Responsibility for the library media programs and technology plans in six elementary schools, one Junior high school and one high school .. Supervised library media staff in each building. Developed the district library and technology budgets for all the buildings.
Taught grades three through six in a rural elementary school.
Montello Public School District - Montello, WI
District Media Director (1984-1986)
Responsibility for the district (K-12) library programs. Supervised staff in two libraries. Developed district library media budgets.
Riding motorcycle!!!! YEAH!!!
For more information about CESA 6 contact:
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Shanley v. Smith et al
as 3:2014cv01881
Plaintiff: William Brandon Shanley
Defendant: R. Scudder Smith, Curtiss Clark, Shannon Hicks and others
Cause Of Action: No cause code entered
Held v. Performance Sports Group Ltd. et al
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Plaintiff: Lindsay Held
Defendant: Performance Sports Group LTD, Performance Lacrosse Group, Inc.
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Fraud
Nations Roof, LLC et al v. Carnahan
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Plaintiff: Nations Roof, LLC , Nations Roof East, LLC , Nations Roof New England, LLC and others
Defendant: Claude J. Carnahan
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Fraud
Slainte Investments Limited Partnership v. Jeffrey
as 3:2014cv01750
Plaintiff: Slainte Investments Limited Partnership
Defendant: John B. Jeffrey
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Fraud
Aetna Life Insurance Company v. Byers et al
as 3:2014cv01743
Defendant: Marc Salois, Matthew Plack, Lori Dustin and others
Plaintiff: Aetna Life Insurance Company
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Fraud
Lacy Family, LLLP v. Heller et al
as 3:2014cv01719
Defendant: Donald Heller, Ginger Heller
Plaintiff: Lacy Family, LLLP
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Fraud
Peterson v. Wells Fargo Trustee et al
as 3:2014cv01566
Defendant: Wells Fargo Bank, NA , Wells Fargo Trustee , J.P. Morgan Chase Bank, N.A.
Plaintiff: Alyssa S. Peterson
Cause Of Action: Fed. Question
F5 Capital v. RBS Securities, Inc. et al
as 3:2014cv01469
Defendant: Depository Trust Company, RBS Securities, Inc.
Plaintiff: F5 Capital
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Conversion
Burnett v. Employee Rights, LLC
as 3:2014cv01421
Defendant: Employee Rights, LLC
Plaintiff: Bobby E. Burnett
Connecticut Light and Power Company v. R.R. Donnelley & Sons Company
as 3:2014cv01271
Defendant: R.R. Donnelley & Sons Company
Plaintiff: Connecticut Light and Power Company
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Fraud


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Akron-Canton Airport Sets All-time Passenger Record In 2012
Welcoming more than 1.8 million passengers
GREEN, Ohio, Jan. 29, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- 2012 was an amazing year for the little airport that could! Records were busted at every level. Not only was it the busiest year in our history, 2012 marked our third consecutive record-breaking year. We also welcomed Southwest Airlines to the CAK family of airlines. A total of 1,838,083 Customers traveled to and from Akron- Canton besting 2011 by more than 173,686 people – a 10.4 percent increase. Additionally, the month of December 2012 was also a record breaker, with more than 173,686 total passengers, up 5 percent compared to the same month last year. December also marks our 21st consecutive monthly increase.
"By every standard, 2012 was incredible for CAK," said Rick McQueen, president and CEO. "A double digit increase in traffic and welcoming Southwest make the year particularly memorable. Plus, we are optimistic about our future. We offer the lowest average airfare in the state and a relaxing airport experience. Customers come from all over the region for that combination and we couldn't be more grateful."
Every carrier saw an increase in total passengers for the year including Southwest Airlines and AirTran Airways, (now a wholly-owned subsidiary of Southwest Airlines) with 807,911 passengers, a 10 percent increase; Delta carrying 353,583, a nine percent increase; US Airways carrying 267,517, an 11 percent increase; Frontier Airlines grew seven percent with 199,400 passengers; and United Express, carried 83,962 passengers for the year, a one percent increase.To see a detailed infogram of 2012 statistics at CAK including Customer growth, top destinations, market share by airline and airport fare comparison, please click here. About Akron-Canton Airport What makes Akron-Canton Airport a better way to go? It is all about low fares and a relaxing experience. Our low airfares have saved travelers in Northeast Ohio $958 million in the last 16 years. CAK was ranked as the 11th most affordable airport in the U.S. and the top in the state of Ohio, according to a June 2012 study from CheapFlights.com for the third consecutive year. The airport is also making significant progress on CAK 2018, the airport's 10-year, $110-million capital improvement plan. 2012 projects included a new aircraft rescue and firefighting maintenance facility and more parking. Keep up to date on all things CAK at akroncantonairport.com. You also can join the conversation about CAK and your travels at Facebook.com/akroncantonairport or Twitter.com/CAKairport. Akron-Canton Airport, a better way to go®. SOURCE Akron-Canton Airport
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My brother and I co-developed and just released an iPhone app called Roof Rack Ranger. It is an advance warning app to prevent you from driving your bike, kayak, Rocket box, canoe, etc, into your garage.
After driving one of my bikes into a car port, I decided to work with my brother on programming an app to warn you before driving into your garage. The unique thing about Roof Rack Ranger is that it only requires a simple one-time set-up and then it is truly "hands free" after that; the app runs in the background and provides warning when necessary.
During the one-time setup you just define your "Home" location and each of the "Activity locations" (trail heads, lakes, rivers, etc) that you might go biking, boating, canoeing, skiing, or camping. Roof Rack Ranger runs in the background of your phone and senses the pattern of traveling into these Activity regions and is triggered. Then, as you head back Home, Roof Rack Ranger automatically provides a warning as you approach your Home location.
We designed the app to use very little battery usage and only uses GPS when you are near your "Home" location with gear on your car. This way, Roof Rack Ranger can always be run in the background mode of your phone and always keep you protected.
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Ashcroft. In some quarters the very name is synonymous with narrow-minded religious zealotry, insidious government overreach, and the obliteration of civil liberties. After all, John Ashcroft, a man raised by his Pentecostal minister father to abjure drinking, dancing, smoking, and sex outside of marriage, and who has been quoted as saying "you can legislate morality," now holds one of this country's highest, most powerful offices with profound influence over legal and social issues. And he has used that position to enthusiastically oversee the creation of the Patriot Act—a piece of Big Brotherish legislation that empowers the government secretly to snoop on its citizens and prosecute them for the crimes thereby uncovered.
Or so his critics would have it. The reality, however, may be somewhat less sinister. In his article in the April Atlantic, the law professor Jeffrey Rosen seeks to sort fact from fiction with respect to our controversial Attorney General. Rosen spoke with Ashcroft's former and current colleagues, studied his political record, and met with him at his office in the Justice Department. He was surprised to discover that neither personally nor professionally does Ashcroft live up to his reputation as a vengeful ideologue.
Indeed, in his direct dealings with him, Rosen found Ashcroft to be affable—"endearing" even, displaying appealing humility, an oddball sense of humor, and such eccentric quirks as a habit of taking his shoes off and arranging them into unusual positions on the floor. It also became clear to Rosen that the common perception of Ashcroft as militantly committed to furthering a conservative social agenda is for the most part held over from his years in the Senate when he sought to court the Christian right in a possible bid for the presidency.
What has in fact guided Ashcroft throughout his career, Rosen argues, is not ideology but political expedience. Prior to his term in the Senate, Rosen points out, Ashcroft was the governor of Missouri, a position in which he regularly disappointed conservatives in order to curry favor with the state's Democratic majority, for example by expressing support for the National Endowment for the Arts, and compromising on a number of hot-button social issues. Moreover, upon assuming the position of Attorney General, Ashcroft did not seize the opportunity to impose his own set of moral values on the rest of the country, but instead pursued such unassailably popular objectives as safer neighborhoods and drug-enforcement legislation.
As for the much-maligned Patriot Act, which Ashcroft helped usher into existence and has since embraced as his capstone achievement, Rosen argues that it is not nearly so extreme or outrageous as many believe. It was passed, Rosen points out, in the immediate aftermath of the September 11 attacks, when national security was an especially urgent concern. And for the most part, the act consists of minor technical refinements to domestic surveillance laws already in place. (Under the Patriot Act, for example, if a suspected terrorist converses on a land line and then switches to his cell phone, it is now permissible—as has long been the case in drug investigations—for law enforcement agents to follow the conversation from one device to the other.) In fact, most of the changes encompassed in the Patriot Act, Rosen notes, were recommended years earlier by the Clinton Administration.
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In theory, an unscrupulous Attorney General who wanted to silence his critics could certify that their medical, bank, and Internet records were relevant to a terrorist investigation.... Banks and doctors and Internet-service providers would be compelled to turn over the critics' data—but prohibited from telling the critics that their records were being searched. And if the Attorney General found evidence of low-level crimes (say, minor financial misdoing), he could threaten prosecution.
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We may have on our hands, then, an Attorney General who is bent not on imposing his vision of righteousness on the rest of us, but on imposing on himself what he believes the rest of us are willing to vote for.
Jeffrey Rosen is a law professor at George Washington University and the legal-affairs editor of The New Republic. His new book, The Naked Crowd: Reclaiming Security and Freedom in an Anxious Age, was published in January.


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And indeed, it would be difficult to argue that the war on drugs has been a success. I live in Oklahoma, the state with the highest incarceration rates for women. A high proportion of these-over 50% in some areas-are in prison for drug-related offenses. Now, many of these women have children. And those children, separated from their mothers for years at a time, are-guess what?-likely to use drugs. So they too are likely to end up in prison. This does not appear to be a very intelligent social policy.
This, among other examples, makes some level of legalization of drug use sound like the way to go. Perhaps it is. But then we run into the fact that, as David Courtwright has pointed out, throughout history probably the best predictor of addiction rates in any place is simply the availability of drugs. When drugs are more accessible more people use them, and more people begin to exhibit the patterns of use we call addiction.


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