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Katelyn Pankoke, a contestant on Season 11 of "Project Runway," at her home studio in Chicago Thursday, January 17, 2013. | Brett Roseman~Sun-Times Media
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Katelyn Pankoke hates group projects.
Having to compromise, having to carry the slackers, having to play that psychological game of getting people to like you so they don't throw you under the bus.
"I'm not used to interacting with my own kind," said Pankoke, a Lincoln Park fashion designer whose Elaya Vaughn line of bridal gowns is sold at Fiancee Couture, 53 Old Frankfort Way, Frankfort.
So imagine Pankoke's surprise when she learned her opportunity to compete on Season 11 of "Project Runway" came with a big caveat: For the first time in the history of the popular reality TV show, the designers would be working in teams.
"Ugh," Pankoke recalled saying. "I thought, 'This changes everything.' We're all big personalities and now we're all going to be fighting to show our fashions, to get our design aesthetic across."
In addition to having to create fabulous wearable art under the watchful eyes of judges Heidi Klum, Nina Garcia and newcomer Zac Posen, the contestants had to learn how to get along with each other, a skill that Pankoke admits doesn't always come easy to artists who are, by nature, accustomed to focusing on their visions.
"I learned so much about how crucial it is to make friends and alliances in this industry," she said. "That wasn't something I was expecting."
Also for the first time, "Project Runway" designers were dispatched to different European cities. When Pankoke learned she was headed to Paris, she cried with joy.
"I thought I'd be 30 or 40 before I got to Paris," the 23-year-old Florida native said. "But I don't speak French. I can only count to 3 in French, so I ordered a lot of things in increments of three."
Pankoke, one of 16 contestants in Season 11, which premieres at 8 p.m. Thursday on cable's Lifetime network, isn't allowed to say who won the $100,000 from L'Oreal Paris to start their own line, a fashion spread in Marie Claire magazine, a 2013 Lexus GS 350 and a $50,000 technology suite by HP and Intel, plus the opportunity to design and sell an exclusive collection at Lord & Taylor.
She's also not sure how she'll be portrayed in the reality series.
"I saw a commercial in which I refer to these other designers as 'three bitches,' " she said, chuckling. "There'll be a lot of drama, but also a lot of passion. This will be a very interesting season."
Pankoke taught herself to sew nearly 10 years ago, about the time she started watching "Project Runway."
For her 14th birthday, she made her favorite Disney character's costume and wore the blue and white pinafore dress that Belle made famous in "Beauty and the Beast" to Disney's Magic Kingdom, where she was promptly denied admission.
"They said impersonating a character was not allowed, that you had to be under age 12 to dress like one of the princesses," she recalled.
Crushed, Pankoke began to cry, setting off a chain reaction among other young princess wannabes.
"Little girls were asking, 'Mommy, why is Belle crying?' " she said.
Finally, park officials relented and let her in. She proudly wore her creation on several rides, including Space Mountain.
Since then, Pankoke only wears the Belle and Cinderella ball gowns she has since made to her favorite theme park on Halloween when costumed adults are welcome.
Today, Pankoke, who graduated from Florida State University, says her time is consumed by her line of bridal gowns, which is marketed to working women who are independent and have a solid fashion sense. Her price point is higher than, say, David's Bridal, but lower than Vera Wang. And because all of her gowns are made in the Chicago area, Pankoke said she can accommodate custom orders.
Trending big this year in bridal fashion, she said, are lace, color and prints.
"Bridal fashion is turning away from tradition and becoming more trendy. It's changing as fast as the rest of the fashion industry," she said.
Among the dresses she'll be designing this year is her own. Her fiance, Zach Aberman, a market research analyst, helps her sort through the business end of things.
Two years ago, Pankoke was nearing graduation and applying for job after job.
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She'd also applied and was turned down for Season 9 of Project Runway.
"I had to move back home," she said. "I was pretty depressed."
That's when Aberman landed a job in Chicago. The childhood sweethearts headed north.
A few months later, Pankoke was leaving for the six-week filming of Season 11, which also features guest appearances by Bette Midler, Susan Sarandon and Miranda Lambert.
This season, Posen fills in for Michael Kors.
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As expected, Tim Gunn was amazing, she said.
"He knew all of our names by the first episode," she said. "He's really so sincere. He really wants you to learn."
As if competing 'round the clock with other artists isn't stressful enough, Pankoke said being cut off from the rest of the world was really tough.
"No family, no friends, no cell phones, no Internet," she said. To boot, she added, the participants are miked and on camera all day long.
"It was not as easy as I thought it would be," she said.
Nevertheless, she came away feeling wiser, more confident and with some lifelong friends.
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The Urban Ministry Program at Wesley enables students to learn where urban, political and church mission intersect. Wesley's urban ministry students learn to engage the poor and the powerful, to meet the needs of diverse cultures, and to answer their call to dynamic, applied ministry in the complex social systems of the city. Wesley's Urban Ministry Program provides supervised study, specialized coursework, and an urban ministry field placement.
Based in the Mount Vernon Square neighborhood in Washington, D.C., the program functions as a specialization within any of Wesley's master-level programs. M.Div. and M.T.S. students must declare their intent to participate in the Urban Ministry Program prior to completing 30 credit hours of their degree program and M.A. students must declare their intent within their first semester by submitting the form to the Registrar's Office.
Core courses: Wesley's Urban Ministry Program allows Master's degree candidates to access supervised study, specialized coursework, and an urban ministry field placement. All courses are available in evening sections on a consistent basis. Required core coursework includes:
Electives: UMP students must complete 6 additional credit hours from the urban ministry curriculum as electives. Some of these elective offerings include:
PM&M: Urban Ministry M.Div. students are required to complete an 8 hour PMM placement (as per degree requirement), while M.A. and M.T.S. students must complete a 4 hour PMM placement.The Practice in Ministry and Mission Office will work with Urban Ministry students to secure placement in a setting that offers a chance to interact with specific populations of the inner-city or other areas desirous of social justice and theology in the public sphere. All field placement settings include mentoring, spiritual formation and missional service along with the classroom learning and peer colloquy experience you will gain at the Seminary.
The Urban Fellows program is one of the most exciting and unique learning opportunities in the United States. Students from various geographical locations apply to be Urban Fellows so that they can experience an intentional learning and living community. Fellows receive hands on experience in church, non-profit, governmental and other faith-based organizations. Students are admitted to WTS and directly join their entering class Urban Fellows cohort. Urban Fellows participate in a specially designed Fellows colloquy group for three consecutive years (six semesters), participate in research projects in the public theology and urban spheres, and have access to additional resources available through the Partnership at Mount Vernon Square.
How do I apply? - Interested students are encouraged to apply to the Urban Fellows program as part of their admissions process to Wesley. Urban Fellows are required to be full-time Master of Divinity students taking a minimum of 9 hours each semester. Applicants must submit an essay addressing the following questions:
Essays of no more than 1500 words must be received no later than February 1. Essays may be submitted by email to firstname.lastname@example.com, by fax to attn: Admissions at (202) 885-8585 or by mail to Admissions Office, Wesley Theological Seminary, 4500 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC, 20016. Finalists for the Urban Fellows program will be invited to interview with members of the Urban Ministry Faculty Committee.
The Urban Ministry Fellows (UF) program is designed for students seeking a more robust immersive experience within the Urban Ministry Program. Urban Fellows are required to be a full-time M.Div. or M.T.S. student taking a minimum of 9 credit hours per semester.
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Lindy Bunch is a 2nd year MDiv student who was born and raised in Columbia, SC. She graduated from Wofford College in Spartanburg, SC with a BA in History and Art History, minor in German, and a concentration in Gender Studies. After a year working as an office manager and organizing alongside community members in Upstate South Carolina, she moved to Khon Kaen, Thailand. While there, she worked for the CIEE-Thailand study abroad program as a program facilitator. It was during this time that she decided to pursue a very vague notion of social justice and Christian faith by attending seminary after having been away from the church for six years. Now, Lindy is a member of the National Cathedral Congregation and hopes to explore her call in the Episcopal Church.
Faith, people and the arts are the three passions that drive my life and ministry. A native Houstonian, I'm a writer, who has worked as a newspaper reporter, editor, and as a theatre educator and performer. I earned a B.S. in Journalism from Texas A&M University, and a M.F.A. in Theatre from the University of Houston. From 2005-2011, it was my privilege to serve as the Director of Communications for the Texas Conference of the United Methodist Church, where I helped 700 churches tell their faith stories. It was in this service environment that I formally acknowledged my call to ministry.
My work as a church communicator allowed me to help rebuild homes and churches following Hurricanes Katrina, Rita and Ike; travel to Cote d'Ivoire, West Africa, to establish a bi-continental partnership to improve education, health and more, and included the delivery of 1 million insecticide-treated sleeping nets to stop the spread of Malaria. And, my best birthday ever was spent constructing a home for a family of AIDS orphans in Kenya.
While I'm grateful for the array of professional opportunities to use my God-given talents for Kingdom building, I especially give thanks to my home church that first nurtured these gifts. I'm a life-long member of St. Mark's UMC in Houston's West End, where my church family was the first to encourage my linguistic and artist abilities. Because I was rooted and grounded in faith at St. Mark's and have witnessed God's grace and mercy at work worldwide, I'm convinced that nothing is impossible for God. I'm also ecstatic that God invites me to participate in God's infinite possibilities.
Anissa Johnson was born and raised in Baltimore City. She accepted Jesus Christ as her personal Lord and Savior at the age of 9, while a member of Bethel AME Church, Baltimore. She currently serves as a minster on staff at Milford Mill United Methodist Church located in Pikesville, Maryland. Under the leadership of Rev. Marlon Tilghman; the Chief Shepard of the church. She has served on the ministerial staffs of Pastor Jamal Bryant of Empowerment Temple AME, Pastor Peggy Wall of St. Johns AME, and Pastor Cecil Conteen Gray of Northwood-Appold United Methodist Church.
Anissa graduated from Coppin State University with a Bachelor's in the Social Sciences. Currently, she is pursuing her Masters in Divinity at Wesley Theological Seminary with an emphasis in Urban Ministries. She has ministered in several different areas of ministry; serving in the Maryland Correctional Institute for Women as well ministering in the South Baltimore Homeless Shelter for 5 years. She truly enjoys preaching and teaching the Word of God and she truly believes the Word empowers, delivers and, set the captives free!
Currently, she is employed with Walden University as an Academic Specialist. Her dream is to continue serving the marginalized and fighting for the less fortunate. She also believes God has ordained the church to be the keepers of the less fortunate, not the government.
Jason Smith is a second year Master of Divinity student and Urban Fellow. He grew up in Costa Rica where his parents served as Baptist missionaries and is fluent in Spanish. He graduated from Ouachita Baptist University in Arkansas in 2008 and interned with the Baptist Joint Committee and the Office of Senator Mark Pryor after college, both experiences that helped him understand the importance of policy oriented approaches to addressing pressing social needs. He has also worked as a freelance Spanish translator and served a personal attendant to a student with cerebral palsy. Jason is currently a Ministry Assistant and Director of Youth Activities at Calvary Baptist Church in DC, and puts to use his theological and practical education in his community of faith. He and his wife Myra have lived in the Parkview neighborhood since 2009 and Myra is a PhD student in Southern African History at Howard University. He has enjoyed participating in the wonderful work of the Urban Fellows, engaging in the Restorative Justice Project, and looks forward to learning more through the program.
R. Kayeen Thomas is an author, poet, playwright, hip-hop artist, and social justice advocate. Ordained within the CME Church, he came to Wesley because he's convinced that he'll need a theological foundation for anything he does in life. His novel, Antebellum, was released nationally by Simon and Schuster in July 2012, and his second novel, The Seven Days, will be released in the spring of 2013. He is a local preacher at Israel Metropolitan CME Church.
Doug Walker comes to the Urban Fellows program after having received his undergraduate degree in Theology with an emphasis in Church and Society from American Baptist College in Nashville, Tennessee. Doug is a child of the great movements for justice, equality, of the past fifty years and has participated in the struggle to bring about the "Beloved Community" with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Dr. Leon H. Sullivan, and others. Doug's work in Urban Ministry continues a legacy of such work established by other ABC alumnae including, Rev. Dr. Bernard Lafayette, Rev. C.T. Vivian, and Congressman John Lewis. "I chose Wesley because the Urban Fellows Program offers me the opportunity to sharpen skills that I have learned through the years, to learn new ones, and to connect with both the marginalized and those in positions of power and privilege to effect substantive positive change."
LaTaska Monique Nelson a native of Detroit, Michigan. She later relocated to Flint, Michigan where she met and married Armon Chadell Nelson the year of 1989. Armon and LaTaska Nelson are blessed to have three daughters. In 1995, LaTaska was employed with General Motors/ Flint Truck & Bus in Flint, MI. She worked for General Motors Spring Hill, TN for 12 years. LaTaska casually worked as a negotiator with Local 1853. She was licensed in 2001 as an Evangelist/Missionary in the Church of God in Christ. She is a Graduate of American Baptist College Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies/Church and Society. While at the American Baptist College, she was selected out of 295 persons to intern with Center for Community Change in Washington, D.C through the Generation Change program designed to train students to become Community Organizers. She served as the President of the Student Government Association (SGA). LaTaska Nelson has worked diligently in the church as well as the community. She is an anointed preacher and teacher. She enjoys miming, writing and spending time with her family. Favorite Scripture: James 1:2-4 "My brethren count it all joy when you fall into diver's temptation, knowing this, that the trying of your faith worketh patience. But let patience have her perfect work, that ye may be perfect and entire, wanting nothing."
Irance' Reddix is a family physician practicing for 22 years, the last eight in Baltimore, MD. Irance' graduated from MIT in Chemical Engineering. She earned her M.D. from Howard University College of Medicine, and did her residency at Baylor Family Medicine. Irance' has been involved in local ministry for the last 15 years, concentrating on physical, mental, and spiritual balance and teaching with several universities. She has a passion for insuring that everyone has not only access to quality healthcare, but that everyone understands that wellness is not just the absence of disease. Irance' is looking forward to learning and working with the Urban Fellows program as they attempt to change the culture of healthcare.
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This drill is to help teach the children what to do in case of an earthquake.
Although Cleveland is located just south of the New Madrid Seismic Zone, tremors and earthquakes could definitely affect us according to Quinton.
Quinton said, "If we have an earthquake, what they tell us is, we have chances of liquefaction."
Liquefaction is where, during an earthquake, the ground begins to act like a liquid and can cause serious damage.
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About CARNUT's Garage
About me and my passion for cars
I have been fascinated with cars as far back as I can remember. While I was a kid, my parents had numerous cars with big V8s. I started driving at 13 in a Jeep out in the back woods of West Virginia.
As a kid, probably the most influential car for me was a 1971 Mustang Mach 1, 429 Cobra Jet with Ram Air, bright red with black hood and interior. That car left such an impression on me that I was forever hooked on muscle cars. That passion only increased as the years went on, I married a mechanic's daughter, and am now building a restoration shop.
Although I prefer many of the Ford muscle cars, I like a lot of different makes and models. I currently have 2 Mustangs, an Oldsmobile Cutlass, and a Dodge truck.
My first car
The first car that I owned is the 1977 Olds Cutlass you see on this page. I still have it.
Car I wish I still had
Two cars actually:
1970 Mustang coupe - I bought this car as a reward to myself for graduating from college. It was red with a black interior, 302 with C4 auto. I added '69 styled steel wheels, full length headers and dual exhaust. I had a ton of fun with the car, never had any mechanical problems, and sold it to help pay for my Mach 1.
1978 Olds Cutlass Supreme Special Edition- this had a factory Hurst Olds style paint scheme in metallic lime green and white. Had a 350 with factory Quadrajet, TH350 trans and posi rear. I have only seen one other like it. Don't know how many were made, but I bet there were very few.
My dream car
Hard to say, depends on what day of the week it is. Here are a few of them:
'65 Shelby GT350 - white w/blue stripes
'67 Shelby GT350 - Brittany Blue w/white stripes
'69 Mustang Boss 302 - Calypso Coral (orange)
'64 Ford Thunderbolt 427 - white
'69 Olds 442 - red
'69 Hurst Olds - white
'69 Camaro RS/SS - blue w/white stripes
'70 Dodge Challenger Hemi - black
'70 Plymouth Cuda AAR - yellow
and the list goes on...
Car clubs I'm in
USMCF - United States Muscle Car Federation
MCA - Mustang Club of America
- Type of racing: SCCA road racing
- Driving song: 289 HiPo with open headers at 6,000 RPM. Who needs a stereo?
- Car movie: Bullitt
- Car magazine: Hemmings Muscle Machines, Mustang Monthly
- Car game: Can I take this 30mph turn at 70mph? Let's see!
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You probably need levers to get yout tire off. What if you get two flats in one ride with only one extra tube. You're going to have to patch one of them. Stick on patches are much easier to use than glue on patches on the side of the road or in the woods. Good idea, Park, to sell them together.
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- Familiarity: I've used it several times
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helped me change my tire in no time.
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Great little kit with everything you need to get yourself out of a flat (other than a pump). The Park Tool levers are super strong, but the plastic won't damage your rim. 3 is over kill though, so I leave one in the tool box and only carry 2 with me.
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the stage for her visit and sending no small hint towards support for
Turkish influence to counter Iran. Visit already on the lists and calendar
Clinton Urges Turkey to Boost Mideast Economy, Mend Israel Ties
October 31, 2011, 8:11 PM EDT
Oct. 31 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called on
Turkey to leverage its growing economic power to promote democracy and
prosperity at home and among its Middle East neighbors and to repair its
damaged relationship with Israel.
"To succeed, the Arab political awakening must also be an economic
awakening," Clinton said tonight in Washington at an annual conference on
U.S.-Turkey Relations, according to a text of her speech. Clinton urged
Turkey to wield economic leadership as "a powerful force for progress
across the region."
Clinton will make her third trip to Istanbul as secretary of state later
this week, where she plans to attend a regional conference on Afghanistan
and meet with her Turkish counterpart, Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu.
The Obama administration wants to boost access for new democracies to
U.S., European and Turkish markets and to "open the door for those
countries who adopt high standards of reform and trade liberalization to
construct a free, open and integrated trade and investment area," Clinton
told the American-Turkish Council, a group of business leaders dedicated
to promoting U.S.-Turkish cooperation on commerce, defense, technology and
Clinton also said the U.S. was dismayed by the deterioration of ties
between Israel and Turkey, one of the few Muslim nations to recognize the
Jewish state.
At Low Point
Relations between Turkey and Israel are at a low point following the
killing of Turkish activists by Israeli commandos during a May 2010 raid
on an aid ship bound for the Gaza Strip. Turkish Prime Minister Recep
Tayyip Erdogan suspended military ties with Israel and downgraded
diplomatic relations last month after Israel refused to apologize for the
incident. Still, government ministers and business leaders in both nations
said commercial ties shouldn't be affected, and trade between the two
countries is on the rise.
"The Turkey-Israel relationship has served both countries well over the
years," Clinton said, praising both sides for leaving "the door open to
reconciliation" and noting that Israel has sent mobile housing units to
help relief efforts following the Oct. 23 earthquake in eastern Turkey
that the government said has claimed 601 lives.
"We continue to urge both countries to look for opportunities to get this
important relationship back on track," Clinton said.
Growing Role
Clinton welcomed Turkey's "growing role in the region and on the world
stage" and reiterated U.S. support for Turkey joining the European Union.
Turkey's economy has tripled in size in the last decade to the 17th
largest in the world, Clinton noted, saying that "a strong U.S.-Turkey
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democratic uprisings, she said.
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support democratic development," she said.
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"ongoing constitutional reform" and greater "human rights for all Turkish
citizens -- including the right to speak and worship freely."
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promoting entrepreneurship in Turkey.
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Emily here. You know, the one who talks too much about your big boss Bud Selig and comments on baseball-related footwear. That's me.
Anyhow, the Giants are kicking off Interleague Play in San Francisco tonight against the Oakland A's and, well, I am none too happy about it. Interleague Play and I just don't get along. But seeing as it seems to be yourfavoritethinginthehistoryoftheworld (weird, but that is not the point), I have decided that if you can't beat 'em, join 'em. Original epiphany, no?
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Them wookies throw wicked curveballs.
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And in terms of expanding baseball farther so we can all get more money and BMWs and Hawaii vacations and things, talk about an untapped market. All they have to entertain them is pod racing. And I've only seen, oh, the ten minutes they put into The Phantom Menace but it was a serious snore, even just in that quantity. After five hundred Star-Wars-elongated lifetimes of that? I bet they are ready for some baseball. (On an a somewhat unrelated note, I have always suspected that people in Star Wars land live so long because it takes George Lucas so damn long to make a new movie. But that's just a suspicion on my part.)
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Retired and loving it! More time for hiking, camping, reading, traveling, yoga, and Zumba. I volunteer at the local thrift shop in WI. DH IS my best friend and if I had to choose again HE would still be the one. Walking is part of our lifestyle-6 miles daily - a top priority which means that cooking has to fit in. May through October we live in northern Wisconsin on a lake and the other six months live in southern Arizona overlooking the Santa Ritas mountains. Both places are beautiful in their own way. We have 2 sons, 1 DIL, a pre-schooler and a 9 month old granddaughter. Life has been good to us.
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College professor dies after defending woman in stabbing attack
Friends identified the man who died as Troy Wolff, 46, who was chairman of the English Department at Shoreline Community College and had taught there for 17 years.
He was walking with his girlfriend near 3rd Avenue South and South Jackson Street at about 10:30 p.m. Friday when she was suddenly confronted by a man who pulled out a small knife and began stabbing her repeatedly in the torso.
Wolff attempted to intervene, and the suspect turned on him and began stabbing him repeatedly in the neck and torso, Seattle police spokesman Jeff Kappel said. Wolff died hours later at the hospital.
Officers from the Seattle Police Department's SWAT and gang units arrived on scene first and found the suspect standing near the victims still holding the bloody knife. The suspect dropped the knife when police arrived and was taken into custody.
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Kathie Hunt, acting dean of humanities at Shoreline and a friend of Wolff, says he was a genuine person who will be desperately missed.
"It doesn't surprise me that he spent time protecting people he loved at the end," she says.
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Davie, FL (SportsNetwork.com) - Ted Wells' independent report on the Miami Dolphins' workplace has claimed its first two victims.
The Dolphins announced Wednesday that offensive line coach Jim Turner and head athletic trainer Kevin O'Neill have been relieved of their duties effective immediately.
Turner served as Miami's offensive line coach for the past two seasons, while O'Neill was in his position for the past 18 years.
"The language and behavior as described in the Ted Wells report are against the core values of our organization," said Dolphins owner Stephen Ross. "After receiving the report, I conducted my own internal review of the facts to determine the appropriate steps for our organization. Jim Turner and Kevin O'Neill are good people who care a great deal about their profession and the players whom they serve, but both exhibited poor judgment at times which led me to this conclusion."
The Wells report, released Friday to the National Football League, said that three starters on the Dolphins offensive line, Richie Incognito, John Jerry and Mike Pouncey, engaged in a pattern of harassment directed at not only Jonathan Martin, but also another young Dolphins offensive lineman and an assistant trainer.
The 144-page report said that the assistant trainer, who was born in Japan, was the target of frequent and persistent harassment, including insults relating to his race and national origin.
"With respect to the Assistant Trainer, Martin and other players claimed that O'Neill, the head trainer, not only overheard the racist insults, but also sometimes laughed along and never intervened," the report read. "We did not cover this specific topic in our interview with O'Neill, which was cut short because O'Neill expressed hostility toward our investigation."
Turner was aware of the running "joke" that offensive lineman Andrew McDonald was gay, and on at least one occasion, he participated in the taunting. Turner gave McDonald a male sex doll as a gag gift around Christmas 2012. Turner told investigators he didn't remember the incident, but investigators said they didn't believe him.
"As the Head Coach of the Miami Dolphins, it is my responsibility to create an atmosphere that allows each player the opportunity to reach his full potential," said Dolphins head coach Joe Philbin. "As Stephen Ross said, and I agree, the language and behavior outlined in Ted Wells' report was disappointing and unacceptable. Since I first arrived in Miami, it has been my goal to have a team which honors our proud tradition and represents our fan base the right way both on and off the field. It is not possible for a team to accomplish its goals when the fundamental values of respect are violated. That ultimately rests on my shoulders and I will be accountable moving forward for making sure that we emphasize a team-first culture of respect towards one another."
Martin left the Dolphins in late October before a Week 9 game against Cincinnati because of alleged bullying from Incognito, who was suspended in early November and didn't play the rest of the season.
"As owner, I know firsthand of the high-character and dedicated professionals in our building," Ross said. "I believe in our team and know the hard work and sacrifices they make every day on the field and in the community. However, this is an opportunity and a teaching moment not only for the coaches, staff and players in our locker room, but also for participants throughout sports. I am in contact with Jonathan Martin and we plan to meet soon. Next week, I will provide further details of our partnership with the NYU School of Law and the NYU Center for Sports and Society regarding a broader effort to address conduct in sports. My commitment to our fans, coaches, players and staff is that we will be a stronger organization going forward."


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And if you missed the rhetoric about job growth, it had nothing to do with the small-business sector gaining employees.
No, their idea of job creation is to surge the already massive ranks of federal workers.
Case in point: Obamacare will require an estimated 12,000 new IRS tax watchdogs to keep tabs on business compliance.
That misguided health law will not only add more bureaucrats to federal payrolls, increasing the budget deficit, but it will wipe out many full-time private-sector jobs as a result.
NFIB's health experts have created a guide that will help you inform your employees about the impact his law will have on your business and ultimately on the future of their jobs. Share it with them.
Recently, Darden Restaurants, employer of about 185,000 workers in several brands including the Olive Garden and Red Lobster chains, began testing the law's financial impact on employment. It launched an experiment in some restaurants limiting workers to no more than 30 hours a week—the level the new law deems full-time employment that triggers a mandate to offer health insurance.
And that's just one company. You can expect others—both large and small–to seize on this idea. They won't have any choice but to cut jobs and offer only part-time positions.
But to the Obama administration, government jobs are more valuable than private-sector jobs. There's just one problem with that approach.
But you knew that already.


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Some $28 million in wind machines and water appear to have saved the $2 billion California citrus crop from a mid-January freeze that lasted six consecutive nights.
No major damage was reported to the 63 million cartons of navels still on the trees when the temperature sank into the mid-20s.
"We're still expecting an estimated 88 million cartons of navels for the season," said Joel Nelsen, president of Exter-based California Citrus Mutual.
Rains before the freeze were expected to pump up the size of the fruit, which began the season small.
Nelsen said it would take several weeks to assess the damage to more fragile mandarins and lemons.
"There will be some damage to our mandarins," Fred Berry, marketing director for Mulholland Citrus, Orange Cove, Calif., said on Jan. 15.
"But we're moving right along, harvesting in fields where maturity levels are the highest."
Compared to a year ago, Barry said the crop was in considerably better shape when the frost hit — the fruit was stronger and more mature, allowing the sugar to act as a natural antifreeze.
Nelsen said initial estimates called for 50 million 5-pound cartons of California mandarins.
"That will increase next year as new acreage is harvested and younger trees will produce more fruit as they mature," he said.
Neil Galone, vice president of sales and marketing for Orange Cove-based Booth Ranches, said navel prices have been "pretty good" considering the large crop and small fruit size, and they represent a great value when compared to this year's higher apple prices.
Galone recommended produce managers create big displays of great-looking navels to attract consumer attention and highlight the quality of the fruit.
In Texas, where grapefruit makes up 70% of the citrus crop, the drought continues in the south but the weather has cooperated to create a small but fancy crop, said Trent Bishop, vice president of sales for Lone Star Citrus Growers in Mission.
"We finally received rains we hope will size up the second half of the crop," Bishop said.
Following on the heels of a strong California summer market, Bishop said the market for Texas fruit has been strong and prices are slightly above average.
The challenge, he said, has been to find a happy medium for retailers since there's little choice fruit available to bag, which typically moves a lot of volume.
Jeff Arnold, general manager of Edinburgh Citrus Association in Edinburgh, Texas, said demand for oranges and grapefruit was strong through December and is "kicking up a notch" in January.


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What do you do when you don't have the option to let your baby "cry it out" at night?
I am actually on the same boat. I have twin girls and when one wakes up I run to run because I dont want the other to wake up. What can I do? Anyone has any good tips? My girls are 9 month olds and wake up at least once a night.
please someone give pointers , my twins are 9 months old and wake up every 4 hours. but not at the same time so i'm up every 2 hours trying to get them back to sleep
I'm sure some people may not like my response, but I'm not going to apoligize. I tried the cry-it-out method with my first child and she and I just could not handle it. It's wrong to let your child cry and cry. They need you for some reason or another - even just soothing to go to fall back asleep. Therefore, I'm a converted "cry-it-out mom" to a "parent day and night type of mom". If your child crys during the day for you and you respond to them, then why should it be any different at night? My 4 year old daughter still likes it when I'm by her when she falls asleep at night but now can get up in the middle of the night and fall back asleep by herself - she know's I'll be there if she needs me. I have a 5 month old that still sleeps in our room (in a co-sleeper next to our bed). He's a horrible sleeper and gets up every 2-3 hours a night. But, I've never let him cry - he starts tossing and turning and all I have to do is put my hand on his chest and he falls back asleep. He also knows that I'm there for him all the time. And, FYI - I'm a full-time mom and full-time employee (I work 45+ hours a week).
What's wrong with being a parent day and night and encouraging safety and security for your children? I definately don't see there being safety and security when you let a child cry it out in the middle of the night just so that you can get a little more sleep - deal with it, being a parent means being there for your children 24/7.
Letting a baby or child cry causes anxiety in them and makes them feel as if no one is there to comfort them. I do not let my toddler cry for more than 10 minutes. If I wait a few minutes, he will sometimes fall back asleep on his own. if he doesn't, he needs something. If that is reassurance, then so be it. We all need that.. child or adult. I do not understand why people try to treat children as different human beings than the rest of us in regard to their needs. Would you ignore and older child, spouse, friend, etc. who was crying?
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