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Laquana T. Moore, 23, of Chicago, and two other women with criminal records face trial on charges of burglary and attempted retail theft, following an incident Thursday night at two stores on Naperville's far west side. | Courtesy of Naperville Police Department
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Three ex-convicts are in custody at DuPage County Jail in Wheaton, after being arrested and charged with burglary and attempted shoplifting from two clothing stores on Naperville's far west side.
One of the women, Laquana T. Moore, was released from prison only two months ago, after serving a two-year sentence for felony retail theft, according to records on file with the Illinois Department of Corrections in Springfield.
Additionally, an examination of DuPage County Circuit Court records revealed one of Moore's alleged accomplices, Darlene A. Miller, was jailed in May, after being charged with shoplifting that month from a store in Oak Brook.
Moore, 23, of Chicago, and Miller, 22, of south suburban Hazel Crest, now face trial on felony charges of burglary and attempted retail theft. Identical charges have been filed against the third woman, Ruby D. Bowles, 27, of south suburban Riverdale.
Naperville police Sgt. Lou Cammiso said the women were arrested about 8:30 p.m. Thursday, after they allegedly tried to steal merchandise from the Old Navy outlet at 220 S. Route 59 and the Justice clothing store at 304 S. Route 59.
Cammiso said he had little detail about the incidents because the formal police reports remained incomplete as of late Friday.
The burglary charge might have been filed because one of the women allegedly had a "modified screwdriver" in her possession, Cammiso said. Such devices can be used to pry anti-theft sensory tags from articles of clothing, and are considered by law enforcement agents to be burglary tools.
Moore in February was sentenced to prison, after being convicted of a charge of retail theft of merchandise valued at more than $150. That count stemmed from a December 2010 shoplifting case in Wheaton, according to court records.
Prison records indicated Moore was paroled on Oct. 10, although she is not to be discharged from parole until Oct. 10 of next year.
Moore also was found guilty in February of a misdemeanor charge of retail theft, for a November 2011 crime in Lombard, court records showed. She was fined in that case.
Miller in September pleaded guilty to a felony charge of retail theft in the Oak Brook matter. She was sentenced to 54 days in jail, placed on probation and fined, according to court records.
Bowles in March 2011 was sentenced to 90 days in jail, after being convicted of shoplifting in September 2010 in Wheaton, records indicated. She also was fined and placed on probation.
Jail records showed bail was set Friday at $100,000 each for Miller and Moore, and at $75,000 for Bowles. Their arraignment dates are pending.


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Sebetto Nears FAST Championship Repeat With Attica Win; Markham Gets First Late Model Victory; Ivy Tames FAST 305 Sprints; Roepke Earns Truck WinBy Brian Liskai (Attica, OH) Bryan Sebetto learned a lot during his first ever Knoxville Nationals last week. The Fremont , Ohio driver took that knowledge back to Ohio and earned his fourth victory of the season Saturday at Attica Raceway Park . Rob Chaney and Phil Gressman would bring the field to the green in the 30-lap O'Reilly Auto Parts 410 Sprint feature, with Chaney grabbing the lead with Gressman, Todd Heller, Sebetto, Travis Philo, Dean Jacobs, Brandon Martin, Mike Linder and Sheldon Haudenschild in tow. As Chaney rocketed away, Sebetto would take third on lap three. Chaney's fast pace would put him into heavy traffic by the fifth circuit, allowing Gressman to close with Sebetto, Heller, Martin, Jacobs and Haudenschild in tow. Chaney would jump the cushion in turns three and four trying to battle through lapped traffic on lap six, and would spin in turn four, handing the lead to Gressman with Sebetto now second followed by Heller, Martin, Jacobs and Haudenschild. The car on the move was 18th starter Brian Smith, who had moved up to 10th. Gressman and Sebetto would run nose to tail when the green re-appeared with Martin grabbing third. Sebetto would execute the perfect slide job on lap 10 to take the lead as the caution would then fly for Chaney who stopped on the back stretch, ending his night. All hell broke loose on the ensuing restart as Sebetto rocked away, Martin tried a slide job on Gressman exiting turn four and there was slight contact with Martin getting sideways, hitting Gressman who made contact with Haudenschild, sending Gressman and Haudenschild flipping down the front stretch. The restart order was now Sebetto, Martin, Heller, Jacobs, Smith, Philo, Byron Reed, Chris Andrews, who started 13th, and Stuart Brubaker, who started 20th. The race would go caution free the remaining 19 laps. Sebetto would use the clear track to pull away, but his quick pace would have him into very heavy lapped traffic at the half-way point, allowing Martin to close with Heller trying to hold off Smith for third. Sebetto's patience would pay off as he cleared the traffic and again pulled away from Martin as Smith took third on lap 18 followed by Heller, Jacobs, Andrews, Philo, Reed, Brubaker and Craig Mintz. While Sebetto and Martin went unchallenged up front, the action from third through seventh was fantastic. Andrews would take third from Smith on lap 25 and was closing on Martin, but ran out of time. Sebetto would take the win over Martin, Andrews, Smith and Jacobs. "I tried getting off the top down here (in turn four) one time and they (lapped cars) just drove away from me. So I just had to follow them down here and make my moves in one and two. There was a little strip of moisture I could run in getting into one and run it in hard enough to slide them," said Sebetto. " Knoxville was an eye-opener last week. We had a rough week…couldn't catch a break, but we learned a lot and it showed. We came back here and right back up front we are." In the 25 lap Summit Racing Equipment Late Model feature, Larry Kingseed and John Bores would bring the field to the green. Kingseed would take the top spot over fifth starter Markham with John Bores, Brandon Perkins, Mike Bores and Garrett Krummert in tow. Kingseed would open up a slight lead as Markham, John Bores and Mike Bores were locked in a fantastic battle for second. By the sixth circuit, Kingseed's lead was only a car length as Mike Bores, John Bores, Markham, Krummert and Cody Scott ran side-by-side and nose-to-tail for second. 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Markham would drive to the checkered with Bores holding off Krummert the final two laps for second while Scott and Missler would round out the top five. In the 25-lap Fremont Fence 305 Sprint feature, Nate Reeser and Alvin Roepke would bring the field to the green. Reeser would take the lead while fourth place starter Paige Polyak took second from Roepke with Paul Weaver, John Ivy, Dustin Stroup, Junior Felver and D.J. Foos in tow. Reeser and Polyak would race side by side for the lead over the first five laps before Polyak would take the top spot on lap six with Weaver and Ivy locked in a good battle for third. The first of only two cautions in the event would fly on lap six for a tangle involving Jeremy Duposki, Matt Merrill and Mike Dussel. On the restart, Polyak would pull away from Reeser while Ivy, Weaver and Foos would battle for second. Ivy would take the runner-up spot on lap nine with Weaver and Foos continuing to pressure. Ivy would race under Polyak on lap 13 and would take the lead on lap 14. Just as the leaders were set to hit heavy lapped traffic, Zack Kramer would stop on the back stretch to bring out the final caution on lap 15. Now with a clear track, Ivy would pull away slightly over Polyak who had her hands full with Weaver and Foos. Weaver would actually take second on lap 16, but Polyak would retake the spot a lap later. With three laps to go, Polyak had caught Ivy and race to his inside in turns one and two. But, Ivy would drive back under to retain the lead in the next corner and then hit his marks perfectly the final two circuits for the win. Polyak, Weaver, Foos and Stroup would round out the top five in a very entertaining race. In the Bob's Machine Shop Dirt Truck feature, Tony Siferd and Kyle Cline would bring the field to the green, but a Willie Keegan spin would necessitate a complete restart. Siferd would take the lead when the green came back out as Cline applied pressure with Dustin Keegan, Dwight Waltermeier and Art Ball in tow. After two laps were recorded, Andrew Lutman would bring out the caution with the running order Siferd, Dustin Keegan, Dan Roepke Jr., Cline, Chuck Roelle, Andy Keegan and Ball. After another lap was complete, Kent Brewer would bring out the caution on lap four, just as Dustin Keegan and Roepke were racing with Siferd for the lead. As Roepke drove under Siferd for the lead, Keegan and Siferd would make contact, sending Siferd spinning with Keegan being sent to the tail for rough driving. On the restart Roepke would pull away from Cline, Roelle, Andy Keegan and Ball. As Roepke raced into lapped traffic with five laps to go, Roelle took second from Cline. Another caution would fly as Darrin Basinger got crossed up as the leaders were working to lap him, collecting Brian Sorg. Roelle would go pit side to change a flat tire. With a clear track, Roepke would pull away as Cline ran second with Ball, Andy Keegan, Brian Arnold and Brad Mitten in tow. As Roepke exited turn four for the checkered, Cline would spin in turn four, collecting several trucks as Ball, Andy Keegan, Mitten and Brian Melnek Jr. would round out the top five. Attica Raceway Park will be back in action Saturday, Aug. 25 for the Baumann Auto Group Presents the Mark Keegan Classic Championship Night. It will be double points for all four divisions to see who is crowned the Attica Raceway Park track champions for 2012. For more information go to www.atticaracewaypark.com Attica Raceway Park - 8/18/2012 WNWO NBC Toledo Channel 24/ Ohio Logistics Night O'Reilly Auto Parts 410 Sprints (26 Cars) [#]-Starting Position Heat 1 - Nitro Black Performance by Engine Pro (8 Laps - Top 6 finishers transfer to the A-feature) 1. 55-Brad Bowman[1] ; 2. 38K-Dean Jacobs[3] ; 3. 3-Mike Linder[5] ; 4. 5T-Travis Philo[7] ; 5. 16-Chris Andrews[8] ; 6. 12-Jarred Ridge[9] ; 7. 51C-Roger Campbell [2] ; 8. 69-Scott Curren[6] ; 9. 35-Stuart Brubaker[4] Heat 2 - Summit Racing Equipment (8 Laps - Top 6 finishers transfer to the A-feature) 1. 5R-Byron Reed[1] ; 2. 9Z-Duane Zablocki[2] ; 3. 11X-Brandon Martin[8] ; 4. 24H-Bryan Sebetto[7] ; 5. O-Chris Bell[4] ; 6. O9-Craig Mintz[6] ; 7. 73-Joe Armbruster[3] ; 8. 3F-Dean Kester[9] ; 9. 83M-Broc Martin[5] Heat 3 - Ultra Shield Race Products (8 Laps - Top 6 finishers transfer to the A-feature) 1. 14H-Todd Heller[1] ; 2. 29-Rob Chaney[3] ; 3. 53-Phil Gressman[4] ; 4. 93-Sheldon Haudenschild[6] ; 5. 45L-Brian Lay[7] ; 6. 2+-Brian Smith[8] ; 7. 60-Jody Keegan[5] ; 8. 91-Aaron Middaugh[2] B-Main - Computer Man Inc. (10 Laps - Top 4 finishers transfer to the A-feature) 1. 60-Jody Keegan[3] ; 2. 35-Stuart Brubaker[7] ; 3. 73-Joe Armbruster[2] ; 4. 51C-Roger Campbell [1] ; 5. 91-Aaron Middaugh[6] ; 6. 69-Scott Curren[4] ; 7. 3F-Dean Kester[5] A-Main - (30 Laps) 1. 24H-Bryan Sebetto[3]; 2. 11X-Brandon Martin[10]; 3. 16-Chris Andrews[13]; 4. 2+-Brian Smith[18]; 5. 38K-Dean Jacobs[7]; 6. 35-Stuart Brubaker[20]; 7. O9-Craig Mintz[17]; 8. 5T-Travis Philo[6]; 9. 60-Jody Keegan[19]; 10. 14H-Todd Heller[4]; 11. 12-Jarred Ridge[16]; 12. 5R-Byron Reed[12]; 13. 3-Mike Linder[8]; 14. 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Both SD versions of the channels were in my Custom 1 list on my My HR24-100, HR21-100 and my HR21-700. After the introduction of the HD versions, the SD versions of the channels were removed and the HD versions were NOT added. This has been the standard operating procedure on my DVR's for quite a long time. IIRC, it happened when AMC went HD as well.
I also hide SD duplicates on all recivers, so maybe that has something to do with it.
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Dominique Jones is starting Tuesday's game at PG for the Mavericks, sending Darren Collison to the bench.
Kris Humphries was phenomenal in 33 minutes vs. the Nuggets, scoring a season-high 21 points on 9-of-13 shooting with 14 rebounds and one assist.
John Wall led the Wizards to an overtime win in Denver on Sunday, scoring 19 points and dishing out 16 assists, one shy of his career high.
Ty Lawson went off in his return from a one-game personal absence on Sunday, scoring a game-high 31 points with 12 assists before missing a potentially game-tying jumper in overtime.
Klay Thompson scored 31 points to lead the Warriors in a win over the Celtics on Sunday, adding two boards, one assist and three 3-pointers in 32 minutes.
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About montemike7285's Garage
About me and my passion for cars
monte carlos are my passion but i am a chevy man any thing G.M. is great
My first car
belive it or not is was a 1976 chevy chevette
Car I wish I still had
my 1982 mont carlo she was my first car i did from the the ground up i miss her but sold her to get my 1972
My dream car
is a 1970 big block 5 speed car this car is so rare i have only seen one
Car clubs I'm in
none right but would like to start a monte club in the area if anyone instred
- Type of racing: nascar
- Driver: jeff gordon
- Driving song: 409
- Car movie: hollywood nites
- Car book: chevy history
- Car magazine: car craft
- Car game: demolition derby
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We cater to all generations of Chevrolet Monte Carlo's, from 1970's to present. All Monte Carlo's are welcome! We are here to bring Monte Carlo owners and enthusiasts together worldwide. If you own a Monte Carlo, we want to see you and allow you to show others your car. Regardless if your Monte...
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Chevrolet Equinox Power Lift Gate Questions
gmcustsvc Posts: 4,171jfdsccm,
For the 2010 and 2011 Chevrolet Equinox, the liftgate, power programmable rear with fixed glass is an available option starting on the 2LT and is standard for the LTZ trim level. Unfortunately, the power liftgate is not an available option for the LS or 1LT trim levels.
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The GM protection plans have to be purchased within the Bumper to Bumper warranty (3 year/36,000).
Unfortunately, I do not have specific pricing information available for these plans. This is something you will need to discuss with the dealership.
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runox Posts: 153Yup, just got the GM app in the mail today. What I don't like is that the extended warranty starts the day you sign up, not at then end of the OEM warranty. If you start before your OEM ends, there coverage overlap. They offer two versions, Value and Major. For 36K/36mo, Value Guard is $1190+tax with a $200 deductible and $1420 with $0 deductible, Major Guard is $1260 for same $200 deductible plan. I recall them trying to talk me into signing up when I bought it and the price was like $2300 likely with a sales guy mark up.
"Major " - defines coverage by excluding certain maintenance type parts
"Value" - defines coverage by naming covered parts
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booklady85 Posts: 6The power liftgate on my Nox periodically opens by itself. I was in the store today after locking the vehicle, came out and the power liftgate was OPEN. The fob was in my purse.
This has happened about 4 times in the last 6 months and before that, it never happened.
Called the dealer and service dept. said there were no bulletins or other complaints.
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ray80 Posts: 1,403May be a tough call. I go through spells once in a while with the Terrain where I accidently mash this button or that button on FOB while its in my pocket. Either hit the alarm.lock button multiple times(causing horn to beep), of find the hatch up. Then again there might be problem beyond that.
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jgentsch Posts: 1Bought a 2012 Chevy Equinox LTZ 2 days ago. Today, the FOB in my pocket opened the power liftgate. Problems is, the doors were locked. The owner's manual says you need to unlock the car before being able to open the gate however, in my case, I am repeatedly able to open the liftgate with my FOB when the doors are locked. Thoughts?
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gmcustsvcsarah Posts: 1,964I see in the manual that, as jgentsch mentioned, the unlock button should be pressed first before the liftgate button with the key fob. We'd be happy to ask our Technical Assistance Center for more details on the operation of this feature if we could have somebody send us the last 8 digits of your VIN and question to email@example.com (needed for documentation purposes as the question is submitted electronically).
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elefel Posts: 1Mine opens ALL the time. 2011 Equinox. Even when the fob is on the kitchen table. So annoying. Also will not close completely sometimes. I'm ready to tear my hair out!!!! Dealer looks at me like I'm nuts and says I am pushing the button. It even opens when the control in the car is set to OFF!


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Aside from the red nose, I was accidentally channeling Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer here. I was, of course, trying to show Rangers pride, but I don't think that was obvious. But aren't the MLB pumpkins adorable? It was supposed to be a non-partisan thing in my divided house, but the photo sparked a lot of "Go Giants" comments on Facebook. Since when does MLB mean Go Giants?
And despite my protestations of "Shear the Beard" I had a mini Brian Wilson running around my house. As soon as he put on the costume he decided he looked more like Sergio Romo and so he became a Romo/Wilson hybrid. Which would be incredibly odd, for the record.
@MLB tweeted this earlier today: "Pitchers & catchers reported. Opening Day. No-hitters. #ASG. Walk-offs. Foul balls. Shared good times. Clinchers. Does it all end tonight?" Aside from the not very subtle, "WATCH THE GAME TONIGHT" message, it made me think about what I was doing during this year's spring training. And this year's opening day. And this year's All-Star Break. And made me realize that this season has been going on for a long time and it really is time for it to end. Not tonight, but on Thursday, hopefully. I'm sure I'll be sad when they make the last out- whoever wins- but I'm already pumped for the 2011 season. Lots of games going on every day, winners and losers. I miss games where the announcers don't say, "I know I've said this before, but this is a must-win." I'm excited to watch the last- ahem, last three- games of the Fall Classic and then I'm going to devote all my energy to getting excited for April and a time when Jon Miller and Dave Flemming broadcast together. I miss that.
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Brandl Scholars
The John Brandl Scholars program celebrates St. John's alumnus John E. Brandl and his lifelong commitment to mentorship and scholarship in higher education, public policy and politics.
The endowment funds summer internships in public policy and leadership development activities such as conferences and trainings. These internships will range from local to international policy arenas, reflecting Dr. Brandl's diverse career and CSB/SJU's commitment to ethical leadership and the common good.
Brandl Scholars receive $4,000 summer stipends and are offered select invitations for McCarthy Center events and mini grants to cover travel or other expenses related to civic or scholarly engagement. Students will work full-time for 8-10 weeks depending on the needs of their internship site. Students may elect to earn credits but will have to pay for these and will be assessed on an individual basis. Graduating seniors are not eligible.
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In 2015, a total of nine Brandl Scholarships will be awarded. Brandl Scholarships will be awarded to students in the CSB/SJU Washington, D.C. Summer Study Program, one will fund a student internship at the Citizens League in St. Paul, and several will fund a public policy internship anywhere in the world.
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Tyler Brown, Political Science major from Sioux City, IA
As a result of receiving the Brandl Scholarship, I will be able to participate in the CSB/SJU Washington, D.C. Summer Study Program this year, in which I will be interning in the office of Congressman Erik Paulsen. I have wanted to work on Capitol Hill since the 8th grade, so this really is a dream come true. I am particularly excited to witness the legislative process firsthand. Interning for Congressman Paulsen's office is a phenomenal opportunity which is sure to deepen my understanding and appreciation for public service, and it would not have been possible for me without the immense generosity of Dan and Katharine Whalen.
Christopher Heitzig, Philosophy and Economics double-major from Brooklyn Park, MN
This summer I will intern for the Federal Communications Commission, the governmental agency that regulates American national and international communication. I will use statistical software and other quantitative techniques to analyze data on projects such as the Comcast-Time Warner Cable merger, ensuring efficient broadband distribution, and others. The Brandl Scholarship affords me the financial liberty to intern for the organization in which I was most interested, as well as the opportunity to continue a tradition of dignified candidates who have gone before me as Brandl Scholars. I see this experience as a stepping stone to realizing an important goal: attending economics graduate school. My internship this summer will give me the necessary experience, both professional and academic, to succeed in this future endeavor and others.
Benjamin Hutterer, Political Science major from Prior Lake, MN
The John Brandl Scholarship has given me the opportunity to participate in the Washington, D.C. Summer Study Program where I will be interning for the office of Senator Al Franken. This will be a tremendous opportunity to witness legislative processes at a national scale and will benefit my career goals, academic studies, as well as my personal development. My current career objective is to ultimately work underneath a policymaker who leads the country in a pragmatic way that accounts for both the long and short-term interests of the country, and there could not be a more ideal internship opportunity than one within Capitol Hill. For this reason, I could not be more grateful for this incredible scholarship.
Erin Kelso, Political Science major from Henderson, MN
I believe in public policy as a tool that people can use to make a positive difference in both their local communities and around the world. This summer I will be interning at Jubilee USA Network, an inter-faith, non-profit organization dedicated to the cancellation of debt as a means of combating global poverty. As Jubilee's outreach associate, I will be working to communicate Jubilee's mission and vision with partner organizations in Washington, D.C.as well as communities of faith across the country. This is the kind of work I hope to do in the future, and I am very thankful for the Brandl Scholarship's help in taking the first step toward achieving my long term goals. Without the Brandl Scholarship, I would not be living and working in Washington, D.C. this summer.
Sophia Korman, Mathematics and Economics double-major from Clearwater, MN
I am honored to participate in the 2014 Washington, D.C. Summer Study Program and excited to utilize my creative and problem solving skills as an intern at Groundswell. This organization helps to unlock and harness their economic power in order to allow them to become involved in the clean energy sector. As the Social Innovation Fellow, I will be assisting in the design and implementation of various projects that will enable Groundswell to expand its scope across the east coast and advance its mission. I am extremely grateful to have been awarded a Brandl Scholarship to help me pursue my dreams. As an advocate for women pursuing STEM professions, I aspire to emulate the drive of so many influential women before me as a Brandl Scholar.
Citizens League:
Justin Markon, Political Science major from Maple, WI
Next summer, I will use my John E. Brandl Scholarship to intern with the Citizens League in downtown St. Paul, Minnesota. As a student of domestic politics, I am very interested in issues affecting people in my local area. I live in a rural setting and am committed to the people in my community. The Citizens League is an organization that is dedicated to the people of Minnesota and issues they face. By developing policy and leadership, the League takes a non-partisan approach to civic engagement in Minnesota. With the Brandl Scholarship, I will continue to pursue my own goal of civic engagement while involving others in the issues of our day. In addition, I hope to meet people who are involved in civics daily and make politics an important part of their lives. After this summer, I will finish out my senior at St. John's and begin searching for a career related to civic engagement. At this time, I would like to stay around Minnesota and continue to work on civic engagement. However, I may also take some time for intentional volunteering with an organization like AmeriCorps.
Victoria Adofoli, Peace Studies and Political Science double-major from Maplewood, MN
I will be interning at the Cambodian Center for the Protection of Children's Rights (CCPCR), a non-profit organization founded in Cambodia and it helps victims of child sex slavery, child labor, trafficking, sexual abuse, and commercial sexual exploitation by establishing centers and programs for intervention, rehabilitation and reintegration. It also provides education and life skills that will give survivors the power and ability to sustain their own future and lives. This organization holds similar values for justice, respect, humanity, transparency, and accountability. I am excited to contribute all of the knowledge and skills I gained from CSB/SJU and outside experiences in order to serve this organization the best way that I can. I look forward on working with both sexes and teaching courses on gender consciousness, gender equality, personal security, bodily integrity, and providing counseling services, mentoring, and doing administrative tasks. Moreover, the Brandl Scholarship is supportive of my goals to make a positive change and impact in my community and world. It provides a space for me to share my passion for a more just and equal world and encourages me to pursue actions that would allow me to be the change that I want to see. In regards to future plans, I hope to create foundations and programs that helps victims of sex trafficking but also to involve myself with policy development concerning sexual violence and victim-centered services. I am committed to the plans of establishing alternative ways for women empowerment and helping victims of trafficking.
Diana Elhard, Peace Studies and Political Science double-major from St. Cloud, MN
My name is Diana Elhard. I am a double major in Peace Studies and Political Science. I plan to use the Brandl Scholarship towards an internship in Bosnia Herzegovina this coming summer. Hopefully, I will work with a political organization to focus on youth involvement. I am extremely grateful to have received the John E. Brandl scholarship. One of my life goals is to bring people together across religious, ethnic, cultural, or national divisions through political involvement. Bosnia-Herzegovina is the best place to begin learning and working to achieve this goal.
Kathrine Tillman, Political Science and German double-major from Shakopee, MN
This summer I will be working for the Center for Civic Initiatives in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The organization is working throughout the country to encourage transparency in the government along with increased civic engagement. Their mission is to increase the capacity of individuals or organizations to effectively deal with problems throughout the country. I am very much looking forward to spending my summer living and working in a foreign country where I will be able to fully experience a new culture and build on the concepts and theories I have been learning about in the classroom at CSB/SJU. I am excited for the chance to spend the summer working internationally as I hope to one day work representing US interests abroad. Without the Brandl scholarship, none of this would be possible.


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March 18, 2014
Why study pre-physical therapy at a liberal arts college?
The world is becoming increasingly diverse and being a diverse person is becoming more important. This is evident in physical therapy. Being able to diagnose and treat injuries is only half of the job — being able to communicate with others and understand patients is just as important. A liberal arts education helps you develop as a person in a wide variety of areas. This helps you relate to a wide variety of people and be able to hold educated conversations with your patients.
What makes the pre-physical therapy program at CSB/SJU unique?
The pre-physical therapy program at CSB/SJU really promotes pursuing an undergraduate degree. Several schools will push you to complete only the prerequisite courses for graduate school and immediately move on. This school allows you to pursue a degree that interests you and influences students to participate in elective courses and research, all while completing the prerequisite courses that allow you to apply to graduate school.
What has your experience with the CSB/SJU pre-physical therapy program faculty been like?
The faculty at CSB/SJU are amazing and the pre-physical therapy staff is no exception. They are always there for you when you have questions. It is easy to schedule a meeting and they respond quickly to your emails whether it is just for a quick question or to organize a meeting. They also have all of the resources you would ever need during your pre-physical therapy journey. The availability of the staff truly shows that they are here for you and want each and every student to succeed.
What has been one of the greatest challenges you have faced?
The greatest challenge for me has been transferring to CSB/SJU. I attended a different university for my first year of college, which put me behind on my coursework. However, the advisors here sat down with me right away and helped me to make a four year plan that allowed me to study abroad, graduate and apply to physical therapy school. The planning process took several long meetings, but every advisor was willing to meet with me and help me accomplish my goals. This goes back to the faculty at CSB/SJU — they truly make our university stand out from other schools.
What advice do you have for students considering the pre-physical therapy program?
I advise students to do a lot of job shadowing. You should observe several different times and observe multiple people. Sometimes, your interest in a field may be determined by your observation experiences. Some of mine were better than others, so it is very important to meet several different physical therapists and see a variety of patients. Also, I suggest talking with each therapist that you shadow after your session is done. Ask questions about physical therapy school, their experiences as a physical therapist and about the variety of fields within physical therapy. Collecting all of this information will allow you to make an informed decision that you will be happy with.
Did you study abroad? If so, how did that experience impact you?
Yes, I studied abroad in Fremantle, Australia. The experience was amazing, and no matter the sacrifices I had to make to do it, I don't regret it one bit. Challenges were definitely a part of the experience, but they helped me to grow as a person. Don't be discouraged, however. The amount of good times outweighed the bad by a great margin. I made some new friends from across the United States and from around the world that I will never forget or lose touch with. It changed me so much as a person to be in a completely different culture. My time abroad gave me a new appreciation for other cultures and gave me a thirst for adventure. Studying abroad supplies you with stories for a lifetime and a knowledge that couldn't be obtained any other way. The decision to spend a semester abroad was one of the best I have ever made and I suggest that everyone take advantage of the opportunity if it is available.
What are your plans after graduation?
I will be attending the University of North Dakota doctorate of physical therapy program this fall and I currently plan to become an orthopedic physical therapist after graduate school.


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Wish that I had found this thread before ordering parts.
However, it looks like I may have gotten lucky.
My set-up seems to be working (although the TV guide does not seem to be populated with much data?).
I have an HR24-200.
1. Rosewill RX-358 V2 SLV (Silver) 3.5" SATA to USB & eSATA External Enclosure w/Int.80mm Fan
2. Western Digital Red WD20EFRX 2TB IntelliPower 64MB Cache SATA 6.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard Drive -Bare Drive (probably did not need to actually get a WD Red, but I wanted a drive that I could use in my PC if I could not get it to work with the DVR -- and I do not really trust the WD Greens for my PC and definitely do not trust the Seagates anymore).
3. eSATA cable that came with the Rosewill enclosure.
Sorry that I could not provide links but the systems is blocking URLs since I am a newbie.
I spoke too soon. Had my set up working for a day. But then had to move my DVR (and unplug it). Went back through the same process and now the DVR only goes to the internal drive.
Is there anything special that I need to do to the hard drive after first time use to get it to work again?