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The first national television numbers have come out for day one of TBS' MLB playoff coverage and the numbers aren't pretty.
Wednesday's prime time tilt between the Yankees and Twins received the highest ratings of the three games played on the first day of playoff baseball, but it barely did better than last year's game between the exact same teams that started outside of prime time.
The Rangers and Rays early afternoon game drew a disappointing average of 2.2 million viewers, while an early afternoon game last season between the Phillies and Rockies drew 500,000 more.
Perhaps the biggest disappointment was the Reds and Phillies game that started at 5:00PM EST. Despite viewership growing 41% in the telecast's final hour thanks to Roy Halladay's no hit bid, it still only averaged 4.2 million viewers overall. The middle game in last year's triple header telecast drew 6.6 million.
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Over the past decade or so, my colleagues and I have taken a close look at why people cheat, using a variety of experiments and looking at a panoply of unique data sets—from insurance claims to employment histories to the treatment records of doctors and dentists. What we have found, in a nutshell: Everybody has the capacity to be dishonest, and almost everybody cheats—just by a little. Except for a few outliers at the top and bottom, the behavior of almost everyone is driven by two opposing motivations. On the one hand, we want to benefit from cheating and get as much money and glory as possible; on the other hand, we want to view ourselves as honest, honorable people. Sadly, it is this kind of small-scale mass cheating, not the high-profile cases, that is most corrosive to society.
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The records show that there wasn't much of a moon that early August night in 1976, but it was bright enough to distinguish shapes from the shadows in the yard of the $6 million, 20-room ultramodern mansion in the 4000 block of Mockingbird Lane on Fort Worth's upscale southwest side.
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On the last night of her short life, Andrea Wilborn was home alone on the 180-acre estate. Her mother, Priscilla Davis, and her mom's boyfriend, former Texas Christian University basketball star Stan Farr, had gone out for a late dinner to celebrate the conclusion of a rancorous court hearing in the front-page divorce proceeding of Davis and her millionaire husband, T. Cullen Davis.
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The Wisest Word Yet on Signing Statements
Finally, some official sense in the debate over President Bush's use of "signing statements" to undercut the force and scope of Congressional legislation. Walter Dellinger, head of the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel during most of the first Clinton term, has chimed in again, this time on the op-ed page of the New York Times this, with a reasonable view of the matter.
As he did in 1993 when he defended the use of signing statements, Delliinger says that signing statements are legitimate and necessary uses of presidential authority. But, he says, the whole debate over their widespread use by the Bush Administration misses the larger point-- "which is not the president's right to act on his constitutional views, but that some of this president's constitutional views are fundamentally wrong." Dellinger's op-ed is a big deal because his old memo has been used by many conservative commentators, and bloggers, as "proof" that "liberal" lawyers are hypocritically attacking President Bush over a practice that they embraced when it was performed by President Clinton. Dellinger's piece clarifies a lot and in this debate, legally and politically, that's truly a welcome thing.
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Dellinger in his Op-Ed states: "A president [as stated in my memo] should presume laws are valid and accord great deference to Congress's view that its acts are consistent with the Constitution. A president should also recognize that, while the Supreme Court is not the sole arbiter of constitutionality, it plays a special role in resolving such questions." This demonstrates to me that judicial review is not the equivalent of judicial supremacy. Keep in mind that a Supreme Court decision on the constitutionality of a law may be based upon a 5-4 vote. So should one swing vote necessarily result in judicial supremacy as black letter law? What was it Jefferson, Jackson, or was it Lincoln, said about the power of the Court to enforce its decision against the executive? Yes, the Court does play a special role, but it is not infallible. I am not suggesting that a president, especially George W, is infallible. But I have problems with an abolutist position of superiority of any branch over the others. Of course, in such situations "We the People" have to speak, to be heard. We can vote out the rascals in the executive and legislative, but not in the judicial branch.
Posted by: Shag from Brookline | July 31, 2006 04:11 PM
Shag misses the point with his argument about Judicial review/supremacy. No, we cannot vote out the "rascals" in the judicial branch, but Congress can impeach and pass constitutional ammendments and thus check the power of the courts.
My question is how to check the imperial presidency? With the Republican lock on all three branches, barring a revolt in his own party, the president rules with no check on his powers.
The signing statement on the anti-torture bill is reprehensible. It puts the average soldier in an impossible position. Let's say he is ordered to use questionable techniques that may be considered torture, if he goes along he may be tried as a criminal torturer and if he refuses he may be prosecuted for refusing to obey a lawful order. You saw what happened at Abu Graib. Only low ranking GI's were convicted. Everyone else was promoted. It's disgusting. There is no honor in this administration.
Posted by: capeman | August 1, 2006 12:36 AM
Capeman seems to attribute Superman's powers to Congress. Yes, Congress has the power to impeach Supreme Court Justices, but look at the history over the past couple of centuries to test how this has worked. Nor can Congress, on its own, adopt amendments to the Constitution. As to all three branches being under the control of one party, there is nothing in the Constitution to prevent this. So doesn't it boil down to "We the People" taking action? By voting? Otherwise? Who rules supreme? Who should rule supreme? A swing voting Justice of the Court? No branch should abdicate to the others. "We the People" have to demand this.
Posted by: Shag from Brookline | August 1, 2006 07:23 AM
No "Superman" claims here. Yes, no justice has been impeached, but that might have more to do with the process to keep outright crooks from the bench (Fortas being an exception). And, yes, the states have to approve any ammendment. But this is the way it has been since the beginnings of the country. The U.S. Supreme court is the final arbiter in how to interpret statutes and the Constitution. Someone has to have the final word, otherwise chaos would reign.
This is the reason to be very careful in examining the candidates for the court, and why the tendency in recent year for the nominees to avoid answering questions is so troubling.
The Court has been wrong, it isn't infallible (see Dred Scott v. Sanford, Plessy v Ferguson, and Bush v. Gore). But the history of all controversial decisions is that they must be enforced by the appropriate entities. Should they not, they can be held in contempt and, except for the President, jailed. In the President's case, this would make him eligible for impeachment.
"We the people" set up a representative republic that made the Supreme Court the final arbiter, even in, yes, 5-4 decisions.
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Law school is an important investment in your future. Consider the financial aid process as seriously as you do the law school application process.
Before you apply to law school, spend money wisely and pay your bills on time to ensure a good credit record. Bad credit will affect your ability to borrow money. If possible, pay off credit cards and other consumer debt before law school.
Think about your post-law school goals. Salaries for lawyers vary widely, depending on the type of practice and region. Law school debt will claim a significant portion of your income as a lawyer.
To keep debt to a minimum, consider state-supported law schools, or schools that offer merit-based aid. If you are considering a career in government or public interest law, investigate loan repayment assistance programs (LRAPs) that help law school graduates repay their education debt.
Sources of Funds
Personal Savings/Family Support
If possible, set aside your own funds to help pay for law school. Talk with family members about whether they can help with law school expenses. Some students choose to live at home during law school to avoid paying rent.
Federal Loans
Many students rely primarily on federal loan programs to finance law school. Total federal aid is available to cover (but not exceed) the law school's student expense budget, which includes tuition and fees, room and board, books and supplies, transportation, and other expenses. Because you are applying for graduate study, you are considered independent of your parents for these loans.
Some law schools participate in the Ford Direct Loan Program, through which the U.S. Department of Education is the lender. At other law schools, you will choose a lender to obtain the federal Stafford or Grad PLUS loans.
The following federal loans are available to law students:
- (Subsidized) Federal Stafford and Direct (Ford) Loan. Up to $8,500 a year is available to students who meet the need criteria. Interest is paid by the federal government while you are enrolled at least half-time.
- (Unsubsidized) Federal Stafford and Direct (Ford) Loan. In combination with the subsidized loan, a student may borrow up to a combined total of $20,500 in subsidized and unsubsidized loans.
- Graduate PLUS Loans for Law Students. Law students with an absence of bad credit may be eligible for these loans. Many law students are choosing Graduate PLUS instead of private loans to cover their remaining financial need beyond the $20,500 available through Stafford loans.
- Federal Perkins Loans. These low interest loans are available at some law schools. Each student's award is determined by the school, based on information obtained from the FAFSA (see How to Apply for Financial Aid).
Private Loans
Credit is an important factor in securing private loans. Interest rates, fees, and terms of repayment vary significantly.
It is best to work with your law school financial aid office BEFORE making a decision about loans for law school.
Beware of direct marketing from private lenders. It is possible to finance your legal education entirely through Federal Stafford and Direct Loans along with Graduate PLUS Loans, which are regulated by the federal government and typically have lower interest rates.
Grants and Scholarships
Grants and scholarships are offered by law schools based upon criteria set by the school, which can include academic merit, financial need, ethnicity, specific talents, residency or other qualifications. Check with each law school early in the application process for more information.
Law schools may offer merit scholarships to highly qualified applicants with an offer of admission. When law schools consider your financial need, they may require family income information even if you are considered independent for tax purposes, or for federal education loans.
Some states provide limited grants for law school; there are no federal grants for law students. Certain national foundations and organizations offer grants and scholarships for law school through a competitive application process.
The American Bar Association sets limits on the number of hours a first-year law student can work per week. After first year, many law students obtain summer employment and part-time employment during the school year. This can help reduce the amount of money borrowed.
It is often said, "If you live like a lawyer in law school, you will live like a law student once you graduate." Frugality can be your best friend.
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Check your credit.If you will be using Federal Grad PLUS or private loans for law school, order a free copy of your credit report and verify the information. These loans may not be available if your credit history does not meet minimum standards.
Apply early for financial aid.Check each law school's website to learn financial aid deadlines. Some schools have priority dates for submitting financial aid information; students who apply earlier have a better opportunity to obtain limited grant money.
Complete your FAFSA as soon as possible after January 1.Completion of the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) is required for all federal student loan programs. The FAFSA also is used by some law schools to collect information for their own institutional aid. Because the FAFSA requires tax information from the previous year, it cannot be completed before January 1.
Some schools have separate applications for financial aid, while others use the law school application or the FAFSA. Schools also vary in how they distribute their own funds.
If you have special circumstances, provide this information to the law school financial aid office. This can be critical for law students who have been working full-time in the prior year or who have unusual medical or family expenses.
Do NOT wait to complete the FAFSA until after you are admitted to a law school. You can list up to six law schools where you want reports sent, and update this list with additional schools.
If your federal tax return will not be ready until later in the spring, you can estimate prior year income on the FAFSA. Parental income is not considered in determining eligibility for federal loans to graduate-level students; you will be directed to skip Section III- Parental Information in the FAFSA.
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Once you have provided all required information, law schools can offer you a financial aid package. To determine your financial need, schools take the estimated contribution calculated by the federal government on your FAFSA and subtract it from the school's student expense budget.
In deciding which law school to attend, it is important to balance your financial considerations with other criteria, such as reputation, location, size, faculty, programs and placement success. Compare the net of your projected costs at each school you are considering, offset by any offers of grants or scholarships from the school, to determine the amount you will need to make up through loans or personal funds.
Applying for Loans
Once you have chosen a law school, expect to receive important additional financial information from the school. Even though you have already completed the FAFSA and law school financial aid forms, you must still apply for the loans.
Your law school financial aid office will help you identify the correct process for securing federal loans, and, private loans if needed. Do your homework to compare fees and repayment terms for all of your loans, using loan calculators available on financial aid websites (see below). Keep good records of all loan transactions.
Borrow only what you need, and not more, to keep your debt low and your monthly repayment amount manageable.
Financial Aid Resources
lsac.org – Financial aid for law school
fafsa.ed.gov – Standardized financial information about Federal loans, and
http://studentaid.ed.gov/ – more information on federal student aid
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accessgroup.org/Student-Loans/learn-about-loans/wise-borrower-tutorial.htm – Personal finance and other financial aid information
finaid.org – Student guide to financial aid
fastweb.com – Financial aid search engine
List of Law School Scholarships
- Alliance Defense Fund: Up to $2500 awarded each year to three undergraduate students majoring in law
- Earl Warren Legal Training General Scholarship: $3000 to $5000 awarded each year to 20-25 Black undergraduate or graduate students majoring in law
- Foley & Lardner Minority Scholarship Program: Up to $5000 awarded each year to eight minority graduate or undergraduate students majoring in law at designated colleges
- National Federation of Paralegal Associates, Inc. West Scholarship: $1500 to $3500 awarded each year to two undergraduate and graduate students majoring in law
- NBLS Nelson Mandela Scholarship: $1000 awarded each year to six black undergraduate and graduate students majoring in law
- Puerto Rican Bar Association Scholarship Award: $2000 awarded each year to two Latino undergraduate or graduate students majoring in law
- William S. Bullinger Scholarship: $5000 awarded each year to five undergraduate or graduate students majoring in law
*Appreciation is extended to the Northeastern Association of Pre Law Advisors for permission to use content from the NAPLA Pre-Law Guide. The NAPLA Pre-Law Guide is based on Cornell University's Legal Careers Guide, which was used by permission of Cornell Career Services. NAPLA would like to acknowledge the following schools for their contributions to the Guide: Binghamton University, Boston College, Boston University, Bucknell University, Columbia University, Duke University, Northeastern University, Princeton University, and Texas A & M University. The Law School Admission Council provided information on study abroad transcripts, and the Financial Aid section is based on the "Financial Aid Toolkit" developed by the Pre-Law Advisors National Council (PLANC).


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Being born on Valentine's Day doesn't automatically make you a more caring person than most.
You're not more grateful than others just because your birthday is on Thanksgiving, or more charitable because you came into this world on Dec. 25.
There are exceptions, of course. George M. Cohan didn't write the lyrics, "… born on the Fourth of July" in "Yankee Doodle Dandy" out of thin air. The composer of that tune and "You're a Grand Old Flag" actually was born on July 4, and biographies of him say it took several years to convince the boy Cohan that Fourth of July parades in his town weren't being held in his honor.
Recently we have a new date for such comparisons. Today is Mackenzie York's 10th birthday. The Chandler girl's birth, hours after the terrorist attacks on New York and Washington, D.C., was profiled in the Tribune as her first birthday neared in 2002.
Since then, she's become quite a caring, quite a grateful, quite a charitable and quite a patriotic young woman.
Her parents, Matt and Rachel York, say that their daughter had an affinity for American flags since she was barely able to walk. And, speaking of George M. Cohan, Matt said Mackenzie loved to sing "You're a Grand Old Flag" with Daddy over and over.
"You don't know how many times she sang that song when she was little," Matt said. "She adored flags."
You might think it's tough for a kid to share her birthday with a national tragedy. As that Sept. 8, 2002, Tribune article reported, it was tough for her parents to express the joy of their child's birth on a day of such utter sadness.
But as Mackenzie grew up and gradually was able to understand it, her parents would talk about 9/11 with her. Her response was unexpected.
You might expect a child in her situation might be jealous, or at least fearful. Some kids might just prefer not to think about it, instead concentrating only on gifts and goodies.
Mackenzie went past that.
Some weeks back she contacted guests to her 10th birthday party, which was to have been held Saturday, and gave them little glass containers. She asked them to fill them with coins as they came upon loose change. And on the day of the party, they were to bring to Mackenzie's house not presents, but the money.
It is to be put together into a contribution to Feed My Starving Children, a charity that ships donated food to hungry children in Somalia and other nations of the Horn of Africa, some of the most impoverished places in the world.
Mackenzie said she got the idea to do something truly meaningful for others from her Girl Scout cookie sale.
"At each sale you asked people to buy extra boxes for soldiers overseas," she said. Her group's efforts resulted in more than 1,700 boxes for the troops.
"We got to take turns putting up a flag in front of the house and have your picture taken with it," she said.
The flag and the photos of the girls went along with the cookies.
Mackenzie said it doesn't bother her that she wasn't going to get presents at her party.
"It made me think that people all over the world need hope, because sad things happen," she said.
Rachel York said when others learn her daughter's birthday, the reaction is not usually melancholy.
"It makes other people happy when they hear it's her birthday," Rachel said. "The day is surrounded by tragedy, but when they find out about her, it's, 'Wow! Cool.' "
Fewer people know about Mackenzie York than about another Arizona girl born on the very same day a decade ago.
Christina-Taylor Green of Tucson would have been 10 today. She, too, was quite the patriotic sort. Chosen for her student council, she went with a family friend last January to a shopping center to meet a member of Congress, a job she might well have dreamed of having someday.
Mackenzie said she knows who Christina was. But being born on a certain day doesn't require everyone born on that day to take the same approach.
"Mackenzie won't be a politician," Rachel said of her quiet, reserved daughter. "She's more behind the scenes."
Mackenzie has a little brother now, 5-year-old Zachary, who has a big sister worth looking up to. She was born on Sept. 11, 2001, and despite what that date implies, she's made of her life so far the opposite of suffering and loss.
More than most at such an age, she's focused on offering hope.
• Mark J. Scarp (email@example.com) is a Tribune contributing columnist whose opinions appear here on Sundays.


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text: Feels like its been a bit since we've heard newness from Dismantle, but when we get tunes as ill as this remix of Jus Now's "Tun Up," I don't care how long it takes. For those that don't know, Jus Now is a duo comprised of Bristol-based Interface (who did a lot with DJ Die) and Trinidad's LAZAbeam), and the original has received love from the likes of Major Lazer, Baauer, Skream, Annie Mac, Toddla T, and the usual band of amazing DJs. Dismantle gives this one a jungle-ish push, with the breakbeats and sub bass. Pairs up perfectly with the toasting, and is sure to get the crowd hype regardless of what kind of party it is. This is set to drop on May 18 via 3beat.


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BI-MU and Sfortec: the two automation fairs in October in Milan
Comes back in Milan from the 2 until the 6 of October the BI-MU to the exhibition quarter of fieramilano: the modern pavillons will host the 28° edition that presents the top of the production for metal forming and metal cutting machines, robot and automation. The Hotel Sanpi Milano and the Hotel Mediolanum, which are part of the international hotel chain Worldhotels, will be glad to have you as our guests: the 4 stars hotels are located in the city centre and they propose some special offers during this fair.
The event is an inalienable appointment because every two years it exhibits the forefront solutions linked to production techniques.
The sector is in steady growth and, in this hard period for the working Italian situation, we have to praise the organizers' will to promote the employment opportunities in this field.
Quality and innovation: on these stones the linking bridge with Sfortec was built. The last one is the fair for technical subcontracting
and industrial services. The fair program of the manifestations proposes some events which interlace between each other and themes that cross both of them like for example the eco-compatibility.
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Svenja said:
May 17, 2014 6:12 am PST
Hello Ronnie, I am so sorry to hear your father was killed. I went on your tour 2 years ago and of all citytours I have done it was the best one ever! Svenja
Rebecca Rose said:
January 21, 2014 5:16 am PST
Ronnie, I am so sorry for your loss. My daughter who works in Beirut informed me of the very tragic news. I was on your tour in August 2013. You shared with us Beirut's heart, its scars and its mind. Your father had reason to be proud of you. His legacy will continue despite those who wish to destroy it.
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January 9, 2014 10:41 am PST
Ronnie, I'm so, so sorry for your loss. I took your tour in October, 2012, and then we hung out a few times at Bread Republic with my roommate Maria. Your tour introduced me to a Beirut that, despite its scars from the war, was resilient and elegant. I fell in love with that city, and walked nearly everywhere I went after that. It's unfathomable to think of this happening to your family. My deepest condolences, and hope for a more peaceful future.
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January 2, 2014 3:49 pm PST
Dear Ronnie, We are Canadians whose son lives in Beirut since he has married a Lebanese woman. During one of our visits there, a couple of years ago we took your tour and thoroughly enjoyed it. In the last couple of years, we have been saddened to hear of the violence in Lebanon and horrified by what happened Dec. 29. Only today did I realize that it was your father and I am so sad for your loss and this terrible loss for Lebanon. You will be in our prayers. Maureen Jonson
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December 29, 2013 7:38 am PST
Dear Mr. Chatah, I am so sorry for your terrible loss. I am also so sorry for all of us Lebanese who also lost someone of the stature of your father. I had not heard of him before the terrible attack ( I work outside Lebanon since many years) , but I have read a great deal about him since then and realize how important he and other people like him are to the idea of building a better Lebanon which is something that I hold dear in my heart. I felt compelled to write to you after seeing the incredible dignity you and your family have shown in the face of unspeakable tragedy and madness. I wish you and your family strength, Yours sincerely, Randa Hassan
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An unnamed 41-year-old man was walking his previously unpuked-on pet around 10 p.m. on Tuesday night. That's when Phoenix cops say 22-year-old Anthony Jamar Houston upchucked from a second-story balcony, drenching the dog. Understandably, the dog owner engaged Houston in an argument, words were exchanged. Houston reportedly came downstairs, and the alleged victim retreated to his apartment.
Instead of letting it go, police say Houston followed the man and shot him just as he reached his door. He also shot two children — a 14-year-old girl and a 9-year-old boy — who were inside. All survived the attack: the man was hospitalized in critical condition and the children were treated for minor injuries and released.
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UPDATE: B>U Feature Jafon Fearson's Journey Through Law School
Read below and you'll see how we playfully but sincerely said 'we're watching your growth, Jafon'. So Jafon recently wrote us with an update we want to share. Here it is verbatim:
The result was a year full of hard work and accomplishments! Not only did I make the Dean's list for both semesters this year, but I got two publications (one with the Journal of Environmental & Sustainability Law, and one co-authored with Professor Dennis Crouch for the ABA's Supreme Court PREVIEW), placed first in the 3rd Annual Patent Law Moot Court competition, and received the CALI Excellence for the Future Award for the highest grade in Internet Law.
Amidst my academic accomplishments, I served as the President of the Association of Intellectual Property & Entertainment Law, the Vice-President for the Black Law Students Association, an Associate on the Journal of Environmental & Sustainability Law, and a member on the Thurgood Marshall Mock Trial Team (where we beat last year's defending national champions on the regional level to move on to compete at Nationals).
As for this summer, I am taking classes and preparing for the patent bar. I am using a prep course called Omniprep, and I plan to take the patent bar in late July. I am going to Chicago for the first weekend in August for interviews at the PLIP (Patent Law Interview Program). Wish me luck!
B>U features University of Missouri Law School Student Jafon Fearson: One small ripple of kindness has the ability to grow into a tidal wave of good spirit and love, affecting a multitude of others.
"As I stood up to the podium, anticipating silence pierced Bartow Arena. Swelling with joy, excitement, and pride, I delivered inspiration to my largest audience yet,'" reflects B>U feature Jafon Fearson. As the 2012 Undergraduate Commencement Keynote Speaker at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, Jafon was able to tell his story about being raised by a single mother on a small income to graduating with honors then being accepted to the University of Missouri School of Law.
B>U is not about grades nor achievements but trying to be a better human for a better world. That's where Jafon steps into the B>U spotlight. Through his college years at UAB, Jafon volunteered for many organizations ranging from the March of Dimes to the Pathways Shelter for Women. Distinguishing himself as a future leader as a member of the President's list and the Sigma Alpha Lambda Honor Society.
But, most importantly, Jafon embodies B>U by spending time as a peer mentor through the Black Student Awareness Committee and the Blazer Male Excellence Network. Through his mentorship and just having the heart to spend time with fellow students, Jafon is doing his part to ensure their futures will be built with a college degree and a model for them to help this world be a better place for all.
B>U will be watching you, Jafon. As you grow and continue your education, we are counting on your spirit to inspire others to embrace being greater than themselves. And as we follow your life's path in helping others, B>U will do everything we can to provide you the world as your biggest audience to share your inspiration.
Look into the eyes of Jafon's evolution. Here are his answers.
1. What motivates you? You must find and accept who you are. Although I have extrinsic forms of motivation, including my family and friends, my true motivation has always come from within. This would not be possible if I was unsure of my position. I always encourage myself to set the bar higher. To serve harder. To lead better.
2. Who inspires you or made a difference in your life? I have a network of support amongst my parents, family, and friends. When you strive to better yourself and your community, you will have access to an unlimited reservoir of support. Their smiles of approval, love, and admiration are my inspiration.
3. How do you pick yourself up? At some point in life, we all experience some sort of fall… It is particularly the picking up after the fall that defines us. Thinking of my family and friends inspires me to work harder. If I worked hard the last time, then I work hard in a different way. I never allow myself self-pity and I never take no for an answer. No matter what, I never quit.
4. Favorite sayings or mantras? One small ripple of kindness has the ability to grow into a tidal wave of good spirit and love, affecting a multitude of others. Always smile brightly and tell someone thank you. You could be changing the world.
5. Who do you want to inspire? I want to inspire my own and future generations. I want them to believe in themselves, and through that make others do the same. I want them to dream big and be their own person.
6. Describe an important and/or pivotal moment in your life? Being selected as the commencement speaker for my graduating class at the University of Alabama at Birmingham was one of the greatest achievements of my life. If, before that moment, there had been any doubt as to what the impact of serving others could do, it then faded away. This moment was important for me because it was both confirmation and validation that all of my hard work had been noticed. As I stood up to the podium, anticipating silence pierced Bartow Arena. Swelling with joy, excitement, and pride, I delivered inspiration to my largest audience yet.
7. What do you do every day to try to be a greater person? I regularly review my life goals, short and long term. I work hard to achieve those goals, but not so hard that I forget to enjoy the spectacles of life. I am also careful not to ever put myself before others, no matter how much I am praised or talked about. I enjoy being a regular person, one that never minds doing the "dirty work". Ultimately, the light so many others see shining in me is just God working through me. I am thankful and blessed to know that and I want others to know it too.


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I have had my Christmas Cactus for probably around 8 years. It has done great and I have repotted it three times...it's really good sized. Just recently some of the leaves on a few of the branches have begun to turn yellow. Also, a bunch of the leaves have fallen off; even green colored ones. I keep it in my window where it gets partial sun and only water maybe once every other week, or longer depending on the soil. Does anybody know why the leaves are turning yellow and falling off? Please help if you can! :) |
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- Posted by hopefulauthor z5IL (My Page) on Sat, Jun 30, 07 at 19:02
Kt, the most frequent reasons leaves yellow are overwatering, underwatering and insects. When was the last time you fertilized/repotted? Soil should dry between waterings..soil should look and feel crumbly.. Have you checked your CC for insects? Look under leaves and between stems. Webbs, white cottony patches, brown bumps.. Can you set your plant outside for summmer months? Toni |
- Posted by pirate_girl Zone7 NYC (My Page) on Mon, Jul 2, 07 at 15:50
Hi KT, I agree w/ Toni & would have guessed overwatering, but if only watered every one to 2 wks, 2 wks is likely too long for this plant now. It's summer, if it's getting hot where you are, pls. check the leaves closely, are they getting wrinkly looking? Pls. be reminded (even tho' you've had yours 8 yrs. so you must have a clue what you're doing) that these are jungle cacti that hail from the tropics, so they need lots of water esp. in the heat (as long as the mix is very fast draining). They also generally don't need potting up larger very often as their roots aren't too large. Also pls. check the soil & rootball to make sure it hasn't become to dry & hard to actually absorb the water. This can happen easily if the mix is high in peat. Good luck! |
- Posted by dufflebag2002 Calif. 91607 (My Page) on Mon, Jul 2, 07 at 18:15
Could this be the season that they rest? July1 through Sept 30 When is the rest period for these plants? Jungle plants usually rest during our hot months, because we are No. of the equator. Norma |
- Posted by pirate_girl Zone7 NYC (My Page) on Tue, Jul 3, 07 at 11:09
Hiya Norma, No, I believe this is their time of most active new growth, lots of new growth now (from April/May) thru Sept./Oct., when they slow down & start getting ready to set blooms. They rest after blooming, so since mine blooms at New Years, it tends to rest through Jan.-Feb. (& looks pretty crappy then too). I really think the soil may have hardened too much to absorb water (& it's likely running out the sides of the pot). I'd suggest the grower unpot the whole thing to see what's going on underneath. There's really no other way to know for sure. |
"I really think the soil may have hardened too much to absorb water (& it's likely running out the sides of the pot). I'd suggest the grower unpot the whole thing to see what's going on underneath. There's really no other way to know for sure." I concur wholeheartedly with this conclusion. If the problem persists, unpot it and check the roots. If you are using a mix high in peat, water it as usual and then unpot the next day. This will tell you whether the peat is hydrophobic and starving your plant. HTH - Jo |
Thank you all for the help! After reading your responses, it triggered in my memory, that after coming home from a week's vacation, that I watered my Christmas Cactus two days in a row, which I have never done before. I did overwater it. I took some of your advice and tried putting it outside, hoping it would help dry it out and recover. It has gotten rained on a couple times, so it is still recovering. Is there anything else that I can do to help it recover faster, or just to make sure it comes back completely? It hasn't lost too many more leaves, but parts of it are still pretty yellow. Also, when I do water my plant on my normal regular basis, I water it from the bottom up. I have a special pot with a hole in the bottom to water it there. Would the roots still possibly be hardened from watering with doing it that way? I'm wondering if I should still un-pot the whole thing and then re-pot it. Any suggestions would really be appreciated. Thanks to everyone! |
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NEW YORK, NY, Saturday, February 16, 2013 - Bringing together some of the best musicians, artists, and aerialists in New York City, Johnny Arco is launching his self-titled debut EP with an explosive event showcasing world-class dancers, musicians, and circus performers alongside sculptural, visual, and cinematic artworks in an exciting immersive experience.
This EP Release was made possible in part thanks to a successfully funded Kickstarter that raised $3,000 in three weeks, along with donated studio time from The End, a recording studio in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. "First and foremost he had some great tunes," says Brian Crowe of The End. "When our engineer came to me with the project, standing behind his talent, we were more than happy to support." The EP includes four original tracks and is available for purchase from the artist's website in USB format and as a digital download.
Taking DIY to the sky, the EP Release Party is also a film shoot building footage for the music video to "This Is Going To Kill Me", the first track on the EP, which was featured on BBC this past December on a segment interviewing aerialist Seanna Sharpe on the art of the death-defying stunt.
Seanna Sharpe will be producing, directing and performing as a featured soloist in the music video and the live performance, accompanied by a string orchestra, choir, rock band and aerial dance company, Aeon Aerial Arts. The music video and live act will be showcased at South by Southwest in Austin, TX this March.
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