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Kids can overcome their reading fears with the help of Dwayne the library dog. Dwayne visits the Bella Vista Library for scheduled appointments for children to read to him and also for monthly story times. The 3-year-old therapy dog is a yellow Labrador and golden retriever mix, owner Faye Pyatt of Bella Vista said.
Why does James Patterson care about our kids' reading habits?
At this point, rowdy adolescents clutch their free copies of Patterson's young adult novel Maximum Ride and listen intently as he gives a prescription for success in writing, or, beyond that, life.
"You have to have a dream; you have to have passion. And I strongly recommend you have a back-up dream. You have to have focus. Outline, baby. Before you write anything, outline."
He tells them to write down the coolest story they know. The sentences might not be any good, but the important thing is to get the story down – polishing can come later.
It's a role which conjures the image of a demure character charged with ensuring a hushed silence in one of England's great centres of learning.
So it is little surprise that Oxford University student Madeline Grant's bid to win an election to become a librarian by claiming 'I have a great rack', has provoked such disquiet.
The English undergraduate has been accused of a 'sexist' attempt to sway votes when she wrote on her manifesto for Union Librarian: 'I don't hack, I just have a great rack.'
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Mark Todd reports in The Star Beacon that Conneaut Public Library Executive Director Kathy Pape expressed concern over students congregating at the library. Community leaders expressed concern about the unattended children and questioned where parents were in the social mix.
Interesting blog entry from KM the Librarian about a discussion on the above-mentioned issue.
The other day I got into an "argument" with a student about whether or not I was really a librarian. His position was that I wasn't a librarian--I was actually a teacher who happened to have an office in the library.
It was a weird discussion to be having. As the conversation continued, it became clear that he was, in no small part, trying to annoy me. But I don't think the original statement was meant just to taunt me. We ended up trying to pull in other students to make our respective cases--his that I wasn't a librarian, mine that I really was. The general consensus seemed to be that I was definitely a librarian. And probably also a teacher.
I was thinking about the discussion I had with him, and with other students, in light of one of the phrases I so often hear when it comes to changing the perception/image of school librarians:
"how do we make them see that librarians [fill in the blank]"
This was not a student I know particularly well, nor have I worked with him a lot. He's new to the school this year. There's nothing I've done to try and "make" him see anything. I've just been doing my job the same way I've been doing it for years, and he came to his own conclusions. -- Read More
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Libraries must find way to draw teens, she says "As a general rule, libraries focus on little children but don't offer teens that much in the way of programming," she said. "We usually think they're too busy with gym, soccer, football and other activities," she said.
"They usually come back when they're older adults, but we usually miss serving those in their teen years."


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Tesla Motors is on a mission: proving that electric cars can be awesome.
The eight-year-old company is about to start building its luxury sedan, the $57,000 Tesla Model S. That's the car that founder Elon Musk and Tesla investors like Daimler (which owns 9%) and Toyota hope will make Tesla a household name.
But the company started with the Roadster to dispel all ideas that electric cars can't perform well. It's a limited run of less than 3,000, and once they're all sold, Tesla won't make any more.
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The 1990 list was not used. There was also a LUCA Program conducted in 1999. Approximately 21 million addresses were included on the MAF for areas outside the blue line at the time when questionnaires were labeled and prepared for delivery. Census enumerators further updated the MAF in these areas when they delivered questionnaires in February-March 2000.
The same legislation that made it possible for the Postal Service to share the DSF with the Census Bureau also permitted the Bureau to invite local governments—counties, places, and minor civil divisions, over 39,000 jurisdictions in all—to review the MAF for their areas and provide additions, deletions, and corrections to the Bureau (LUCA Working Group, 2001).4 The Local Update of Census Addresses (LUCA) Program was conducted separately in areas inside the blue line (LUCA98) and areas outside the blue line (LUCA99). There was also a Special Places LUCA Program.
LUCA required participating local governments to sign a pledge to treat the address list as confidential. The program involved several steps of local review, field verification by the Bureau, and appeal to the U.S. Office of Management and Budget when localities disagreed with the Bureau's decision to reject local changes to the MAF. Due to time constraints, some planned LUCA operations were combined and rescheduled (LUCA Working Group, 2001:Fig.1-1). In response to local concerns, a New Construction LUCA Program was added to give localities inside the blue line an opportunity during January-March 2000 to identify newly constructed housing units. Addresses identified in the program were not mailed questionnaires; instead, they were visited by enumerators during the coverage improvement follow-up operation in summer 2000.
Of the total 39,051 jurisdictions that were eligible for either or both LUCA98 or LUCA99, it is estimated that 25 percent participated fully in one or both programs by informing the Census Bureau of needed changes to the address list for their area (LUCA Working Group, 2001:Ch.2). Participation varied by such characteristics as geographic region of the country, population size of jurisdiction, type of government, and city-style or non-city-style area (see Chapter 4). Not yet known is what proportion of the MAF in city-style areas and non-city-style areas represented valid addresses that LUCA contributed (rather than repeating information from another operation, such as an update from the DSF).
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News 13 has learned about a new twist in the so called "Parking-Gate" controversy.
The Buncombe County Commissioner who criticized an Asheville City Councilman for what he did at a downtown parking garage last week is now facing questions about his own actions at a county-owned parking lot months ago.
Commissioner Mike Fryar says he received complaints about the DSS lot on Coxe Avenue that had been cabled-off after hours to keep people out.
He admits removing the cables so people could park there. Fryar is one of the chief critics of Asheville City Councilman Cecil Bothwell's use of his electronic parking pass after last week's Mountain Moral Monday rally, to allow more than 60 cars out of the county garage on College Street.
Bothwell says a ticket-machine had malfunctioned and that he was simply trying to clear gridlock.
"Now I'm learning that Mike Fryar actually broke into a county parking lot to allow his friends to park for free," said Bothwell, "that's not what I did."
Fryar says he had let County Manager Wanda Greene know what he intended to do ahead of time. "I called and the question was asked, and I had the tools and I removed the cables. I didn't cut anything, they could've been put back up just as easily as I took them down."
But Wanda Greene disputes Fryar's story, telling News 13, "I told Mike, don't do it, don't mess with it, because it would be destruction of county property."
Fryar turned the cables over to the General Services Office after taking them down. hey have still not been put back in place.
Cecil Bothwell emailed us a copy of a $520.00 check he has written to cover parking fees for last week, but says he is still waiting for the county to bill him.
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With former Penn State assistant coach Jerry Sandusky not testifying in his own defense at his trial for child sex abuse, the jury faces with two alternatives: Believe the accusers – or not. Closing arguments are Thursday.
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With closing arguments set for Thursday, the criminal trial to decide the fate of former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky will go to the jury in record time: nine days.
The brevity seems to pale in comparison to the global attention on events starting in November, when Mr. Sandusky was arrested and charged with 52 counts related to the sexual molestation of 10 minors, all at-risk boys formerly in his charge as the leader of a charity organization designed to protect them. (The charges were later reduced to 51.)
The scandal not only tarnished the reputation of one of America's most prestigious athletics program – and drew scrutiny to what appeared to be a coverup by top administration – but it also ended the legendary career of its beloved football coach, Joe Paterno, who died soon after.
As the nightmarish details of the alleged abuse emerged, it soon became clear that the subsequent trial would lack the complexities that force other high-profile trials drag to on for weeks or sometimes months: forensics, crime scene evidence, wiretaps, financial statements.
Instead, after nine days in the Centre County courthouse in Bellefonte, Pa., the jury must decide between two accounts of events: one that paints Sandusky as a monster who preyed on young boys, and a second that depicts his affections not as sexual but rather as the result of a mental health disorder.
Once the case gets handed to the jury for deliberation, the task will be weighty, but the decision clear-cut, says Michael Scotto, a former criminal prosecutor in New York City: "You believe [the victims] or you don't. There's not a lot of nuance."


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It seems that almost every tropical storm or hurricane that hits the U.S. affects us in Brunswick County in some way. Most of the time it's after the storm makes landfall and moves northeast, bringing lots of rain and increased winds. However, Hanna was a special case for us, as it put an absolute bull's-eye on Brunswick County.
You can walk the length of a local fishing pier in the fall and pass many rows of bottom-fishermen. First, there will be a few guys drowning minnows for flounder, and then gobs of spot anglers bunched up in hordes hoping for a run of fall yellow-bellies. These are generally calm people. Eventually, however, as you reach the deep end of the pier you may find a diverse pod of frenzied guys and girls casting and re-casting small plugs out into the water, lures that look for all the world like thin pencils with colored heads and three dangerous treble hooks attached to them.
September's arrival signals the beginning of the fall fishing season, although it doesn't always signal the arrival of fall fishing. The water temperature is often slower to cool down than the anglers are to warm up. There is no doubt, however, things are about to get a lot more interesting for anglers in our local waters.
Fishing on the appropriately named Knot Kiddin' in the Brunswick Islands Saltwater Classic Saturday, David Mason's crew landed the winning catch: a 48.70-pound king mackerel.
"That is a big king mackerel," said Hampstead resident Bill Collins, upon whose fishing line the fish struck.
The catch also paid dividends in prize money. The Knot Kiddin' crew of Collins, Mason, Matthew Collins and Zachary Mason earned $28,260.
Mid-August to mid-September is sort of the stepchild of fishing seasons. The summer bite has mostly shut down, and the fall bite has yet to begin. The main reason for the slow down is from the high water temperatures.
It may still be August, but it is not too early to start thinking about spot fishing. The last few years have been down ones when it comes to the annual spot run, which draws hoards of anglers to our piers and marinas seeking our most beloved little saltwater panfish. However, there is reason for hope.
This has been an unexpectedly good year for flounder fishing, following some rather bad ones. Whether this is due to more stringent regulations or just species fluctuations is a matter of debate, but clearly there have been more flounder out there.
The period of time between the summer doldrums and the quick-action fishing of the fall can be a confusing one for anglers. Uncertainty dominates, as both the weather and the annual migrations of fish are notoriously unpredictable.
Everyone knows a variety of factors—including water temperatures, fall storms and the inevitable movement of large schools of fish—mean great fishing is just around the corner. But what do you do in the meantime?
There is probably no more enjoyable fishing trip for a veteran angler than one which involves taking a kid fishing. In this age of virtual reality and game systems that seem to tie kids to the computers and TVs with an umbilical cord, it is almost a duty for those of us who love the sport to pass it on.
If you want to introduce a youngster to fishing, however, there are some important tips that can help make the experience enjoyable for you both and perhaps hook a kid for life.
1. Use natural bait.
If there is one thing that comes to life in the month of August, it is the Spanish mackerel fishing. You can travel to almost any reef or live bottom in the 45- to 60-foot depth range and catch lots of large Spanish mackerel from 2-4 pounds or more. Spanish are one of the best eating fish in the sea, and when they are schooling, they don't mind biting a hook.
Well, I've never been to Spain, but I do like catching Spanish mackerel.
Spanish mackerel are the smaller cousins of the prized king mackerel, a big game fish for which our state is widely known. Although they don't get as large as kings, Spanish are easier to catch, more colorful and better tasting. Like kings, they are a fish of the ocean, not going deep into inshore waters, but roaming close enough to the beach so they are often in range of pier and surf fishermen as well as those with small boats.


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LOS ANGELES - Although it has been almost impossible to tell, Eric Byrnes said he has been bothered by tender hamstrings since spring training, the reason he was held out of the starting lineup for the first time Thursday.
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"It's both legs, one back to the other," manager Bob Melvin said.
"It's one of the reasons he hasn't run as much. It's inhibiting a little bit, but not to the point he can't play. Hopefully, he gets better with rest and treatment."
Byrnes has not seemed restricted — he is hitting .287 with nine doubles (tied for fourth in the league), three home runs, 14 RBIs and three stolen bases.
He had a 14-game hitting streak stopped Sunday but has since hit safely in three in a row.
"I know I haven't had my legs under me yet," said Byrnes, the 11th player in major league history with at least 20 homers, and 50 stolen bases in a season when he had 21 and 50 last year.
"If I can play at the level I'm playing at now, that's good enough. Can I play better? Yeah.
"It's not something that is going to go away. It's learning to play with pain. It hurts. Oh, well."
Byrnes has spent extra pregame time with trainer Ken Crenshaw in an attempt to stay as healthy as he can, and said even extended time off is no guarantee that his leg issues would clear up.
Byrnes wore a Pat's Run stocking cap Wednesday to Dodger Stadium and is a strong supporter of the Pat Tillman Foundation, but he said his injuries prevented him from participating in Pat's Run on Saturday in Tempe.
"It disappointed me not to run in it. Physically, I couldn't do it from a Diamondbacks' standpoint," Byrnes said.
"If I wanted to play that night, I couldn't run in it."
Cox Communications will carry the D-Backs' game against San Diego tonight on its local cable channel, Channel 7, beginning at 7 p.m.
Fox Sports Net Arizona is televising the Suns' playoff game against San Antonio on its network, but is providing a special feed for the baseball game to cable providers across the state.
The game will be shown on DirecTV Channel 669, Dish Network's Channel 451, Mediacom in Apache Junction on Channel 70 and Orbitel Communications in Maricopa on Channel 6.
Randy Johnson's MRI Wednesday was clean, Melvin said. "It's the same as his last one," he said. Johnson will make his third start of the season tonight.
Micah Owings and Robby Hammock found a way to get some pregame exercise — they flew a kite in the Dodger Stadium outfield four hours before game. The kite was given to them by a luncheon guest.
"Just to mess around," Owings said. "I still got my running in."
Dan Haren, kidded in the clubhouse as his beard grew out the last week or so, trimmed most of his facial hair Thursday after his first loss of the season Wednesday.
"Two reasons — my wife, the most important reason, and I didn't have a great game," Haren said. "I knew it didn't look good. It'll be back."
The six runs the Dodgers scored off Haren in an 8-3 victory were the most by an opponent since the Angels got six on Sept. 24, 2006, a span of 40 starts. Since the start of 2007, Haren has made 33 starts in which he has given up three runs or fewer, tied with Jake Peavy for the major league high.


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The ruined Library of Celsus stands as a reminder of Romeâs imperial rule over Turkey, with Ephesus declared capital of the Roman province in Asia in 133 BC. (Mark Read)
In this ancient country where Europe meets Asia, the sun shines down on a unique fusion of history and scenery, combining classical ruins, curious rock formations, golden beaches and tumbledown towns with memorable views.
Istanbul: Best for Ottoman splendour
Istanbul displays all the signs of bullish development you'd expect in one of the world's fastest-growing economies, with shiny skyscrapers growing ever upward, shops as far as the eye can see and tankers queueing in the Bosphorus river. And yet, among the organised chaos of this great modern city, ancient mosques and palaces rise sphinx-like from the jumble of roofs.
For nearly 500 years, Istanbul – or Constantinople, as it was previously known – was the capital of the Ottoman Empire, a powerful regime that, at its height, stretched from Hungary to Iraq. In the city's imperial days, traders sold spices from distant dominions in the bazaars, dignitaries hunted in parks lining the Bosphorus, and buildings rose to immortalise the sultans. People came here from across the empire. 'It was global before there was "global",' says Ottoman historian Caroline Finkel, who has lived in the city for 25 years.
Standing proud near the city's spice bazaar is Rüstem Pa¸sa Mosque. Built during the Ottoman Empire, it showcases the best Ottoman architecture and exquisite Iznik tiles, which cover the walls, columns and the façade of its porch. Rüstem Paşa has a stillness, beauty and calm that offers respite from the clamour of the markets outside its walls.
On a much grander scale is the famous Blue Mosque, also decorated with Iznik tiles and stained-glass windows. It lies in the Sultanahmet area, the old town centre that was once the heart of Ottoman life.
This remarkable mosque was built after the Ottomans took the city from the Christian Byzantine Empire, to compete with the Aya Sofya cathedral, which was a conspicuous reminder of the old regime. Now a museum, Aya Sofya was made into a mosque under the Ottomans. 'It was about imperial rivalry,' says Caroline, 'making your own what was there before. Demolishing it by giving new meaning.'
The 1,500-year-old building of Aya Sofya still has a sacred atmosphere. Turkish families crowd the entrance, craning their necks to view the soaring ceiling. They wander through the hushed space and queue up at the weeping column, said to cure ailments with its tears. Ottoman features such as medallions with gilt Arabic calligraphy draw the eye, but the shadowy corners are rich with original Christian fragments from the Byzantine era – enduring signs of Istanbul's rich past.
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Entry to the Blue Mosque is free, but it closes for about half an hour at prayer times. The Aya Sofya museum (£8) is open Tue-Sun.
Where to eat
Istanbul's premier rooftop bar-restaurant, 360, has views of the old city from its eighth-floor perch. DJs and sporadic performances add to the buzz (dishes from £5).
Where to stay
Opened in 1892, Pera Palace was the address in Istanbul for guests arriving on the Orient Express. Agatha Christie's novel Murder on the Orient Express was inspired by her stays in the Ottoman hotel, its neoclassical façade overlooking the Golden Horn estuary. Completed in September 2010, a two-and-ahalf- year, £21m renovation has maintained the elegance of the eclectic architecture and the grandeur of the public salons. Rooms and suites reflect their famous past guests. With antique furniture and luxuries such as hamamlike showers, modern comforts mix with vintage style (from £230).
Ayvalik: Best for coastal life
Fly to Izmir from Istanbul (one hour). Ayvalık is then two-and-a-half hours north by hire car or taxi.
In the restaurants lining Ayvalık's seafront, mellow evenings are spent washing meze and balık (fish) down with the anise spirit raki. There's even an Aegean saying about the time-honoured activity: 'Raki, balık, Ayvalık' – which tells us something about the pace of life in this classic small town.


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Daryl Ann Plotzker, F.N.P.
- Specialty:
- Family Medicine
- Special Interests:
- Preventive Medicine, Primary Care (Family Medicine)
- Accepting Patients:
- Yes
- Languages:
- English
Daryl was born and raised in California and moved to Portland in 2005 to pursue a career in nursing. She enjoys providing care to all individuals from newborn to elderly. To further her education as a family nurse practitioner, Daryl will be graduating with her Doctor of Nursing Practice degree in June 2014 . Most recently she has been completing her practicum at the OHSU Family Medicine at Richmond Walk-In Clinic.
In her spare time, Daryl likes to knit, cook, exercise, spend time with family and friends, and travel. She has traveled to Uganda on a medical mission and plans to return.
Clinical Position
Family Medicine Walk-In Clinic
- Degrees:
B.S., University of Oregon, Portland, OR, 2003
B.S.N., OHSU, Portland, OR, 2009
MN, OHSU, Portland, OR, 2013
DNP, OHSU, Portland, OR, 2014
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...One Is Legal, The Other Not!
April 6, 2009
DETROIT – Police in Detroit have ruffled some feathers after they cracked down on an organized pillow fight at a downtown park.
The Detroit News reports that police at Campus Martius Park prevented the feathery fight Saturday by disarming pillow-toting participants. The bout was part of a worldwide event organized on social networking Web sites.
Michael Davis of Hamtramck says police confiscated the 32-year-old man's pillows but returned their cases. He says he was told that he needed a permit.
Scott Harris of Ferndale told the News that it's "not illegal to own a pillow."
Detroit police spokesman James Tate says cleanup was the issue.
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American Accused of Giving Nuclear Secrets to Israel
April 22, 2008
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. authorities arrested an American engineer on Tuesday on suspicion of giving secrets on nuclear weapons, fighter jets and air defense missiles to Israel during the 1980s, the Justice Department said.
Ben-Ami Kadish, a Connecticut-born U.S. citizen who worked at an Army engineering center in New Jersey, was suspected of reporting to the same Israeli government handler as Jonathan Jay Pollard, who is serving a life term on a charge of spying for Israel.
Court papers say Kadish's spying lasted roughly from 1979 to 1985, and his contact with the unidentified Israeli handler continued until March of this year.
Kadish was arrested in New Jersey and was scheduled to be arraigned on Tuesday afternoon at U.S. District Court in Manhattan, authorities said.
There was no immediate comment from the Israeli government but a senior Israeli defense official said "I find it hard to believe that, after the Pollard affair, we would recruit an American spy."
Pollard pleaded guilty in 1986.
A Justice Department official said Kadish did not appear to receive any money in exchange for his suspected spying.
Yesterday I reported a story. It was a $6 billion story. It was a story about criminal misconduct. I felt it was a story worth reporting. You must have agreed because you gave it enough notes and promoted it to the front page. Responsible Government: Pentagon Probes $6 Billion in ContractsHowever, the story seemed a bit odd, not because $6 billion disappeared, but rather because of the way the hearing to investigate the matter was conducted by the House Armed Services Committee. 61 members of Congress sit on that committee. By the time the hearing was over, only the chairman and one other member found it important enough to stick around.Those public servants, God bless them, sit on these committees to conduct the business of the nation. They sacrifice being with their families to do right by the country. So it seemed a bit odd that such honorable men and women would not consider the fleecing of the country out of $6 billion an important enough matter to justify attending this hearing.I convinced myself that, in the scheme of things, $6 billion was nothing more than small change and more important matters must have taken precedence over investigating the disappearance of this measly sum. But somehow there were too many zeros in that figure to say let's forgive and forget. So I decided to find out why a lawmaker would lose interest in a hearing designed to get to the bottom of this matter.This is what I found!First I'm going to introduce you to the honorable members of the House Armed Services Committee.Please CLICK HERE to meet the honorable, derelict HASC Members!If you share my amazement as to why 59 of these members were missing at the end of the above-mentioned hearing, let's try to remove all reasons for our bewilderment.These member could not have been any more honest and loyal to their constituents. A dollar donated to any of these members goes a long way towards serving the interests of the donors. What more can we expect from honorable, elected public officials than a total display of loyalty towards their constituents? Members of this committee should be regarded as role models by all other elected public officials for the loyalty they display towards their constituents. And I have a feeling that they are. Now let's find out who the constituents of these members are. Please CLICK HERE to meet the generous constituents of these honorable members.Now that you have had a minute to absorb the extent of generosity of their constituents, do you still have any doubt about their loyalties to those they represent?And to those who are still waiting for the Democrats to bring an end to this war, wake up! Can't you see that members of this committee, both Democrats and Republicans, are equally loyal to their constituency (singular)?So if you're still hoping that the Democrats will bring an end of this war, think again. They will not be outdone by the Republicans in the display of their loyalty.
And if you're wondering about the commitment of the members of this committee to the war industry, wonder no more. These are the totals received by these members to ensure their loyalty.
Bipartisan politics at its best! Yes, there is a difference between the Republicans and the Democrats when it comes to stopping this war -- a difference that I can't see! **********
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One may define a terrorist as someone who attempts to wreak havoc in a place where peace exists. A good example would be to create fake profiles to promote a story and destroy a news network's integrity.
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Every now and then we start hearing noises about our God-given right to carry fire arms as enshrined in the Second Amendment of our Constitution.
It is not only understandable, but rather expected, that such noises would come from the usual right-wing suspects, for their way of life is based on militancy and the promotion and proliferation of arms in different shapes and forms to individuals and nations. The notion of developing those invincible armies by various nations does not come into being from a vacuum. A culture of violence based on the use of force against others at the personal level must be ingrained in people before such culture can dominate the conscience of one nation in its dealings with others. War existed as a means of settling differences among competing factions since the dawn of time. However, in spite of all the strident steps man made, we are yet to recognize the obsolescence and limitations of war, especially at the human level, where both vanquished and victorious share in the suffering.
The ability to institutionalize war would not be there, if at the personal level we reject the idea of using violence to settle differences. The idea of resolving differences among nations by the use of force would not materialize if we simply reject it at the personal level.
What is not understandable, let alone expected, is the embrace of the use of guns by those who pour all their God-given energies into the promotion of peace only to undermine their own efforts by ignoring the parallels between the possessions of weapons at the personal level and the possession of weapons as a nation. The war makers are the only beneficiaries of war. They glorify war. They glorify killing. They instill the notion that there is honor in killing and getting killed. And those who already accepted the use of violence at the personal level, cannot separate themselves from the institution of war, for they only extend to the nation what they already accepted for themselves at the personal level. Their extolment of the devastating ability of their country's arsenal is only an extension of their reverence for that handgun they so proudly carry on their side.
There are some of those who work to promote peace among nations who still insist on their right to bear arms because the Second Amendment tells them so. They also go to such lengths as to claim that the right to bear arms is only second to the right to free speech as evidenced by the sequencing of these Amendments in the grand design of our infallible forefathers - our forefathers, the slave owners.
It can be argued, and it has been, that the Constitution, prior to the ratification of the Thirteenth Amendment, allowed slavery. According to some, that Constitution provided the right to own slaves and engage in the slave trade. Those constitutional rights came in all shapes and forms and some of them brought shame to the human race. And even with the first Amendment in place, it's hard to imagine how much free speech a slave could have exercised.
So the rights guaranteed by the First Amendment could not be enjoyed by the whole citizenry, even theoretically, until the Thirteenth Amendment was ratified.
This goes to show that the sequence of the Amendments is not an indication of their importance but rather a reflection of their chronological development as the political climate of the times allowed.
To argue that the Second Amendment is more important to the Constitution than the Thirteenth is simply absurd, especially when the Thirteenth is the one that extends the benefits of the First to the rest of the citizenry.
Using that same, now amended, Constitution, we now hear about the right to bear arms the same way we heard about the right to own slaves back then. Both rights were guaranteed by the Constitution at one point or another. Does that make them right?
It was only when our morality, courage and political will converged that the Thirteen Amendment was born and we started the journey to regain our consciousness and remedy the ills of the past -- a journey that seems to get longer and longer every step of the way.
The fact that there is a Second Amendment doesn't make bearing arms any more right than owning a slave was when there was no Thirteenth Amendment.
To those who insist that the Second Amendment gives the right to bear arms as a protection against an unruly government, I tell them simply to be real. If there is going to be a conflict between the citizenry and the government, is it a conflict that can be resolved militarily and by the personal weapons bought by those weekend shooters? If they contemplate an armed struggle with the government, they might as well entice those young men and women who were duped into joining the military. It is a lot simpler to deprogram them and tell them what their real duty should be. They're quite susceptible to suggestions and they're already armed. And I know for a fact that we bought them the best arms money could buy.
There is another obstacle facing those who want to carry arms to protect themselves from the excesses of the government. They may have awakened to these excesses a bit too late. What stands between them and accomplishing their goals is quite a hefty document called the United States Code.
So those confessing the need to bear arms so they can mount a rebellion or insurrection against the government are already violating the Constitution which was codified in the U.S. Code. Specifically Title 18, Part I, Chapter 115, § 2383 of the said Code states: "Whoever incites, sets on foot, assists, or engages in any rebellion or insurrection against the authority of the United States or the laws thereof, or gives aid or comfort thereto, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both; and shall be incapable of holding any office under the United States."
To further this point, let's ask ourselves some questions!
Had the students at Kent State been armed, would the final outcome have been any different?
Had Jesus been brandishing a machine gun as he preached his message of peace, would he have avoided crucifixion?
Would history have yielded better results had Mahatma Gandhi or Martin Luther King, Jr. been versed in bomb-making techniques?
We need to take a hard look at the Second Amendment and interpret/amend it in a manner consistent with the other high ideals we hold so dear to our hearts.
There is a major difference between our natural right to breathe, to express and exchange ideas and our willingness, desire, ability, or perceived right to carry a man-made device intended simply to cause harm to others.
Constitutions are like flags, their value lies in the ideals they represent. By equating a natural right with a desire to carry a harmful man-made device, we are simply compromising what matters to humanity. Even if the Constitution says so, it is time to change the Constitution. We did it when we dealt with slavery, and I hate to think of ourselves as any less capable of doing what is right now than we were one hundred forty two years ago.
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Israel Killed 34 U.S. Servicemen...
...when it attacked USS Liberty and called it a tragic mistake. Now Israel appears ready to repeat the same type of mistake with Germany as two of its fighter jets fired shots and dropped flares near a German warship patrolling the Lebanese coast.http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2006/10/25/europe/EU_GEN_Germany_Israel_Lebanon.php
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I posted a pix a while back, she has been growing all winter (mild) and this 1st info for Madame Poni keeps getting redder. Cannot wait for her to open. roxanne |
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- Posted by loveplants2 8b Virginia Beach, (My Page) on Fri, Mar 7, 14 at 19:49
Hi Rox!!! She sure is beautiful.. Look at the color of the stem.. MMMMm, sweet!!! I can't wait to see pictures... Congratulations!!! Laura |
Mahalo Laura...I hope she has the corkscrew petals...I have none like that. Cannot believe it is MARCH!!!!! roxanne |
- Posted by loveplants2 8b Virginia Beach, (My Page) on Fri, Mar 7, 14 at 20:27
I am getting really excited!!! PLease keep us posted! This is like having a new baby in the family!!! Lol. ;-). We all want to share in the joy!!! WHOO HOOO!!! Xo Laura |
you know Laura, my neighbors are wondering...I walk about this tiny yard soooo many times a day, I know they look out and say...HHHHMMMM Bizarro! I used to have a huge lot with 250 roses and I trimmed all myself and loved to sniff each one. There was not enough time in the day to do that. Now, I have to takes many trips around the same track in the yard. Oh well, I have fit them in with a shoe horn....roxanne |
- Posted by loveplants2 8b Virginia Beach, (My Page) on Fri, Mar 7, 14 at 20:58
I think that is good for you, Rox!!! You might miss something of the first few go arounds. That is true!! We do see other things when we make several trips. Don't worry about the neighbors.. LMAO!!! Just wait until you start going out in your nightgown with the flashlight like me!!! HA! That will really get them thinking.. To funny. It's all about see the development on the trees.. N'est Pas? Ahhhhh, Oui! Let them look... Lol Xo Laura |
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- Posted by loveplants2 8b Virginia Beach, (My Page) on Fri, Mar 7, 14 at 21:14
Is that what you are going to teach me? LLOLOLLL. I'll bring bug spray!!! Toooo funny!!! Laura |
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my long awaited Madame Poni is dropping future blooms as they dry up and fall off.....any ideas? Why??? roxanne |
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Tuition Speech to the Board of Regents
This morning I spoke before the Board of Regents on the proposed tuition and fees increase and also on the need to adjust state appropriations to better fund UNI. The Regents will not vote on increasing tuition and fees until their December meeting, which means that you still have time to make your voice heard. A transcript of my speech is included below.
Good morning. My name is Spencer Walrath and I am a senior from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, studying music, psychology, and political science at UNI. I have the honor of serving the students of the University of Northern Iowa as their student body president and I want to thank President Lange and the members of the Board for the privilege of addressing you today.
Before I talk about the proposed tuition and fees increases, I want to present some background information on UNI.
UNI's budget situation is unique and contrasts with the University of Iowa and Iowa State's. 92 percent of UNI's students are residents of Iowa. This compares to 64 percent at Iowa State and 57 percent at the University of Iowa. This means that UNI pulls in dramatically fewer out-of-state tuition dollars than our sister schools, which negatively impacts our bottom line.
Earlier this week I was asked a very interesting question, "Why does the state of Iowa contribute to public education?" In my opinion, the simple answer is, "To educate Iowans." By educating our workforce, our state becomes stronger and more productive. With that in mind, I now ask a question in return, "What other 4-year institution caters to Iowans as well as we do?"
Despite UNI's success in attracting and educating Iowan students, the state of Iowa has disinvested in our resident students, and UNI receives the least amount of state appropriations per student out of the three universities. For fiscal year 2011 UNI received $7,502 in state appropriations for every resident undergraduate student. This amount is $3,300 less than similar students at Iowa State University and $10,126 less than similar students at the University of Iowa.
UNI provides a valuable service to the state of Iowa by training our graduates to be outstanding in their professions and communities. Many of our students go on to be world-class educators, accountants, and entrepreneurs. What's more is that we do a great job of encouraging our graduates to stay in Iowa where they help the state grow and prosper. 60 percent of UNI alumni live in Iowa, which can be compared to 39 percent at Iowa State University and 33 percent at the University of Iowa.
It is clear from the data I have mentioned that UNI is an excellent resource for the state of Iowa and also, in my opinion, underappreciated and undervalued by the State. I believe the UNI's proportion of state appropriations should be reassessed and adjusted to give UNI a greater share.
I've spent the last few weeks talking to UNI students about the tuition and fees increases and I've heard two competing sentiments. The majority of students that I've spoken to have supported the tuition increase. They support the increase because they understand that without it, UNI faces an even greater deficit than it already has. Students want to maintain the high quality education they currently receive. They want their specific programs to continue and they also want to continue to have a variety of options when selecting courses to satisfy their Liberal Arts Core requirements.
UNI students cherish our small class sizes. For many students it was a deciding factor when they chose to come to UNI and there are many students who are willing to pay the cost of the tuition increase if it means maintaining their small class sizes.
However, other students have made it abundantly clear to me that they do not want an increase in the cost of their tuition. I have received several emails from students and spoken to many more that are upset with the proposed tuition increase and have asked me to take a stand. These students feel that the time has come to stop increasing tuition year after year and that we must send a message to the state of Iowa that we wish for them to reinvest in students, who are the future of this state.
I believe that we have reached a turning point. Students have been willing to cover our share of the costs, but we are now doing more than our share. When students are paying for almost 60 percent of the cost of their education at a public university, something in the formula must change.
These tuition increases have had and will continue to have an enormous impact on people like me who grew up in lower class families. UNI students, on average, come from lower levels of social economic status more so than students at other institutions. These students do not have the same financial resources available to them that other families do.
However, students who come from poor backgrounds have federal grants available to them for the explicit purpose of helping them cover the cost of tuition and making higher education accessible to those who need it most. We need it because an education is the only way for students to break out of the lower class. For me, graduating from college means that I do not have to go back to the trailer park I lived in when I graduated high school.
The problem is that Federal Pell Grants max out at $5,500. A few years ago, when tuition and fees were around $4,000, these federal grants were a good deal. You could almost afford to live on campus with the money left over. But when tuition and fees are proposed at $7,635, federal aid will not cut it anymore. Even if a student received the maximum amount of aid, $5,500, they would be $2,135 short. Add to that amount an additional $7,686 for room and board and $4,132 in other costs, and you are looking at $13,953 that is unaccounted for by federal aid. Where will that money come from?
When we continuously raise tuition, we make higher education inaccessible to students like me. These are students who have faced a lot of adversity and have emerged stronger as a result. These are students who have diverse life experiences, are hard working, and driven to succeed. These are students that are ideal future Panthers, Cyclones, and Hawkeyes, and a degree from a 4-year university is their ticket to a better life. And these are students who, when tuition increases year after year, are denied the opportunity to learn, grow, and succeed.
I said it was a privilege to appear before you today, and I truly mean that. It is a privilege because, if I were a high school senior looking to attend UNI next year, I would not be able to afford it. I feel blessed that I have been able to attend UNI for the last 4 years. If I had not attended UNI, I would not have developed the leadership skills that bring me before you today.
I believe that it is vital that we keep higher education affordable and accessible to all students, but every increase in tuition pushes us further from that goal. I support this year's tuition increase, but I call upon the Board to find a different solution for covering costs in the coming years. Thank you.
UNI I Am A Hero - Josh Wilson
This week's UNI I Am A Hero is Josh Wilson!
"There are so many reasons Josh deserves these accolades that it would not be possible to list them all in one email. Here are a few reasons why:
1. He is a mentor and a role model to students of all ages at UNI. His network of friends is incredible, and he goes out of his way to help anyone and everyone who has probably never done a thing for him.
2. His work for Colleges Against Cancer has raised thousands of dollars. He works endlessly to promote this cause on campus, and never settles for complacency.
3. Josh knows a great deal of people around campus including faculty, Deans, and politicians outside of campus who can make a difference for students on campus. Josh has made it his duty to work tirelessly for his fellow students by pushing the changes his fellow classmates desire, but lack the power to change.
4. His presence on campus makes this school so much more than it actually is. He has devoted his life to helping others, and is truly a hero in not only my eyes, but literally thousands of people around the Cedar Valley.
Josh Wilson has done more than enough to deserve this award." - Brendon Brauer
Congratulations Josh on your nomination!
Don't forget to nominate your friends and co-workers to be recognized as a UNI Hero! Write a brief statement that details why they are a hero, including their name and email address, and email it to email@example.com.
Go Panthers!
Events of the Week - 10/24 to 10/30
Tuesday, October 25 and Wednesday, October 26 - Satellite Voting
9 AM - 3 PM, Maucker Union Coffeehouse
Come to the Maucker Union to vote in the 2011 general election and remind your friends to stop and vote, as well!
Wednesday, October 26 - Building Capacity For Men's Violence Prevention Conference
8 AM - 4:30 PM, Commons Ballroom
The purpose of the Men's Institute is to stimulate thought and discussion around mentoring, being a role model for others, and to offer and present innovative and cutting edge approaches to engaging men in violence prevention strategies on college/university campuses and in communities across the state of Iowa.Learn more here: http://www.uni.edu/cvp/conference
Wednesday, October 26 and Thursday, October 27 - Board of Regents Meeting
The Board of Regents of the State of Iowa are meeting at the University of Northern Iowa this week. To view the agenda, click here.
Friday, October 28 - ISA "Night of the Living Dead" Halloween Dance
7 - 11 PM, Commons Ballroom
The International Student Association is putting on their annual Halloween dance. This event is open to everyone. ISA will accept donations for the Northeast Iowa Food Bank. The first 100 attendees will be entered into a raffle and there will be a prize for best costume.
Apply for the Robert and Yvonne Koob Fund for Student Community Engagement
Are you planning to take an internship position in Iowa? Apply for the Koob Fund! It provides financial support ranging from $1,000 - $3,000 to undergraduate and graduate students in any academic discipline at UNI.
Learn more an apply at http://www.uni-foundation.org/koob-fund-student-community-engagement-application.
Applications are due by November 14th and are to be submitted jointly by a student and the host organization. Internship applications will be selected for their potential to benefit the student, the sponsoring organization and the community. Internships may serve throughout Iowa at non-profit organizations, city, county, state federal government agencies or UNI outreach programs.
UNI I Am A Hero - Julianne Gassman
This week's UNI I Am A Hero is Julianne Gassman!
Dr. Gassman is an Assistant Professor of Health, Physical Education & Leisure Services, Executive Director of the Nonprofit Leadership Alliance, and Associate Director of Camp Adventure Child and Youth Services.
"Julianne is truly a hero. She is a hero for her students when she makes time to meet with each of them and give them advice and guidance to prepare them to reach their own goals. Dr. Gassman is a hero when she transforms over 50 students into nonprofit professionals annually through her tireless work with the Nonprofit Leadership Alliance. Lastly, Julianne is a hero when she engages in our community by serving on the Volunteer Center board and leading nonprofit trainings. Dr. Gassman also plays an instrumental role in local, state, and national nonprofit associations and organizations.
Dr. Julianne Gassman has changed the lives of students on campus, helped better life for people in our community, and led improvements for organizations in the Cedar Valley and throughout the State of Iowa. I know she is my hero and I am only one of the hundreds of students who have known her and admired her throughout her time here at UNI." - Amy Costliow
Congratulations Julianne on your nomination!
Don't forget to nominate your friends and co-workers to be recognized as a UNI Hero! Write a brief statement that details why they are a hero, including their name and email address, and email it to email@example.com.
Go Panthers!


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I definitely think you can use Brinley as a MN if the first name is more classic My faves :
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Hi! I'm 17!!!
I would pronounce Elsa - El-sa simple as that. You can also just type into google "how to pronounce Elsa".
I like Ella Grace the most of your options. I like that it honours you, but I feel like it's a bit boring. Maybe you could use your middle name?
Elisa is interesting, I would pronounce that El-ee-sa. I prefer Eliza, it feels spunkier, more fun.
Brinley is ok as a middle I guess. Bradley is not my style at all! It's a total boys name.
How about Eliza Katherine? That is a really great combo!
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January 26th, 2014 10:26 PM #39Junior Member
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