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Summer at NMS
NMS has a range of creative Summer offerings, including private music lessons and music, dance and early childhood classes.
The special offerings below are unique to the Summer session.
AUDUBON ARTS (late June to early August)
Preschool - high school. This summer program for children and teens has been an NMS favorite for more than 30 years. The highly regarded theater program for ages 14-17, led by experienced professionals, presents a full production each summer. Learn more about Audubon Arts.
Junior Chamber Winds
Late June. A high-quality, weeklong chamber music experience with daily master classes for beginning/intermediate students grades 5-8 (flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon and French horn). One year of playing is recommended. No chamber music experience required.
Meets 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
For more information contact Sue Zoellner Cross or call 203-624-5189 x51.
Chamber Winds
Early July. Intermediate or advanced high school, college and adult players will enjoy this opportunity to play and learn in a collaborative setting with other experienced musicians. Includes master classes and a final performance (flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon and French horn).
Meets Mon.-Fri., 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.
For more information contact director Sue Zoellner Cross, or call 203-624-5189 x51.
Summer Jazz
Early August. Ages 13 through adult. A five-day intensive that offers small ensembles, a big band, theory, master classes and jam sessions with NMS faculty and guest clinicians. NMS faculty helps you learn from the best! The week culminates with a student concert. Minimum of two years experience.
Meets Mon.-Fri., 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
For information e-mail Jesse Hameen II; 203-624-5189 x52.
Summer Rocks!
Mid-August. Ages 10 and up. This week-long intensive features songwriting, performance, overview of recording and much more. Learn more about Summer Rocks!
Each day you'll be a part of:
• Instrument-specific master classes
• Mini-classes, including songwriting and instrument effects processing
• Classes that introduce the basics of live sound, voice and more!
Meets Mon.-Fri., 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
For more information, see program details or contact program director Pete DiGennaro.
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Late August. Does your embouchure sometimes get rusty over the summer? Do you need a jump start or a little inspiration to get back into a healthy practice routine? Do you need to get on top of your game for auditions when you go back to school? Or do you simply lay awake at night wondering what life would be like if you did all the technical workouts your teacher assigned? Well, here's your chance! Daily sessions will include semi-private lessons, master classes, group technique and ensemble, with rotating electives including instrument construction, instrument repair, yoga, beatboxing or other offerings based upon the interests of our group.
Location: Westville.
Note: Please consult with instructor Naomi Senzer before registering.
- Advanced beginner/intermediate level, 8:30 a.m. – 12 p.m.
- Advanced (All-State level high school – college/advanced adults), 1 - 5 p.m.
Summer Chorus
Ages 16 - adult. We will be preparing several pieces by composers such as Weelkes, Brahms, Rutter, and Rodgers and Hammerstein. We will work on building a good sound as a group to enhance our music making and to maximize the joy of singing together. A basic audition is necessary. It will check for the singer's ability to sing in tune, have good rhythm, mimic short five-note melodies and check if the singer can sing "Happy Birthday" while the coach/director sings along with a harmony part. The chorus will meet for seven sessions: six rehearsals and a performance. Contact firstname.lastname@example.com Weekly.
Instructor: Martha Oneppo
Get Plucky!
Love playing harp, but feeling like your harp practice has stagnated? Looking for some creative inspiration to fire up your summer of harp playing? Join "Get Plucky!," an exciting opportunity for intermediate and advanced harp players to focus on musical creativity and enhance skills such as arranging, ear learning, idea generation, applying music theory and group playing. Working in a weekly small group setting, harp players will learn fun new music, contribute their own ideas, further develop their unique musical voice and have the opportunity to perform their work at the end of the course. Weekly.
Instructor: Haley Hewitt
Rounds for Adults
Ages 16 - adult. Come and join the singing fun! We'll start with the basics and quickly move to more sophisticated material. Both music readers and "quick studies" welcome. The sheer beauty and variety of styles will surprise, challenge and delight. This is round singing for grown-ups. Songbook and practice CD are included in the fee. Weekly.
Instructor: Julia Blue Raspe
Summer Baroque
Ensemble playing for students of violin, viola, flute, oboe, recorder, cello, bassoon and viola da gamba. For those who can sight-read well. Music available for all. Pay per session or sign up for the entire series. Six sessions.
Instructor: Grace Feldman
For more information e-mail Grace Feldman, or call 203-624-5189 x56.
The Open Door Viol Consort Sessions
Ensemble playing for viol students from intermediate to advanced. Pay per session or for the entire series. Four sessions.
For more information e-mail Grace Feldman, or call 203-624-5189 x56.
Glorious Music - Brandenburg Concerto Movements
This single evening session is for violin, viola, cello, viola da gamba, flute and recorder players. Must be able to sight-read. The music may at times go out of woodwind range. One session.
For more information e-mail Grace Feldman, or call 203-624-5189 x56.


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Police arrested a man in Orange on Sunday, Dec. 15, after the man, who reportedly has a history of evasion, attempted to flee while being questioned by an Orange Police officer.
Police in Orange arrested one man on Dec. 14 after a traffic stop at approximately 7:52 p.m. led them to the discovery of what they believe to be crack cocaine inside the man's vehicle.
Officer with the Orange Police Department arrested a man after receiving a call of a suspicious person who possibly brandished a firearm at the Oaks Apartments at 111 Pine Ave. in Orange.
The Orange Police Department is investigating a series of gas thefts that the victim believes cost the convenience store close to $4000 and almost 1000 gallons of diesel fuel.
Investigators with the Orange Police Department are searching for suspects in a recent burglary at an apartment complex in Orange.
According to a report from OPD, Officer Tim Pruitt was dispatched to the Sabine Park apartments located at 111 Pine Ave. at approximately 6:24 p.m. Monday, Dec. 9. The residents of the apartment told the officer the last time someone had been home there had been on Dec. 8 at about 1 p.m. They discovered the burglary upon their return home at approximately 3 p.m. on Dec. 9.
Orange police are looking for the person or person responsible for a burglary that took place sometime during the night of Dec. 8 or in the early morning hours of Dec. 9 at Gary's Coffee Shop.
Two men were arrested and more than 70 bags of bath salts seized in a drug raid in Orange on Thursday, Nov. 7.
Orange Police arrested one man for cocaine possession after allegedly finding more than one gram of crack cocaine in the cup holder of his truck.
A Domino's Pizza delivery driver was robbed at knifepoint near midnight Sunday, Oct. 6, after the store received a call requesting delivery to the 2200 block of Cross Lane in Orange.
A man who was living with his uncle in Orange is in custody after police say he stabbed his uncle to death before fleeing in the deceased man's vehicle with his girlfriend, who police say he kidnapped.
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The Darby Translation (DBY) | New International Version (NIV) |
16 -- before those [days] were, when one came to a heap of twenty [measures], there were but ten; when one came to the vat to draw out fifty press-measures, there were but twenty. | 16 When anyone came to a heap of twenty measures, there were only ten. When anyone went to a wine vat to draw fifty measures, there were only twenty. |
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Susan Lacke's best running memories do not contain race numbers and setting PRs.
PMS does have an effect on running performance, writes Susan Lacke.
What's the best part about the running community? The people, writes Susan Lacke.
Regardless of which race distance you choose, you're still a runner, writes Susan Lacke.
Susan Lacke writes about an unfortunate—and uncomfortable—incident during a recent run.
A visit to the massage therapist isn't always the most pleasant experience, but it does put us back together.
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Opposing View: For Kentucky football it's all about 'hope'
I've known John Clay since he was just a mere beat writer like myself. I first got to know him within my SEC football notes exchange group when he covered Kentucky football back in the …
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1. It could be argued that Nick Chubb actually has represented an upgrade for Georgia at tailback over Todd Gurley.
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1. I had a chance to talk to ESPN's Kirk Herbstreit this morning, which I always enjoy.
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ATHENS – I'm pretty sure Mark Richt and Mike Bobo talk. As head coach and offensive coordinator, I think they actually see each other face-to-face in meetings and at practice every day. But it would appear there's a significant disconnect when it comes to the information they're getting — and giving — on the availability of wide receivers Malcolm Mitchell and Justin Scott-Wesley for Saturday's game against Vanderbilt.
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How the Science of Swarms Can Help Us Fight Cancer and Predict the Future
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Other students of collectives have found similar feats of swarm intelligence, including some that happen in actual swarms. Every spring, honeybees leave their old colonies to build new nests. Scouts return to the hive to convey the locations of prime real estate by waggling their bottoms and dancing in figure eights. The intricate steps of the dances encode distance and direction, but more important, these dances excite other scouts.
Thomas Seeley, a behavioral biologist at Cornell, used colored paint to mark bees that visited different sites and found that those advocating one location ram their heads against colony-mates that waggle for another. If a dancer gets rammed often enough, it stops dancing. The head-butt is the bee version of a downvote. Once one party builds past a certain threshold of support, the entire colony flies off as one.
House-hunting bees turn out to be a literal hive mind, composed of bodies. This is no cheap metaphor. In the 1980s cognitive scientists began to posit that human cognition itself is an emergent process. In your brain, this thinking goes, different sets of neurons fire in favor of different options, exciting some neighbors into firing like the waggling bees, and inhibiting others into silence, like the head-butting ones. The competition builds until a decision emerges. The brain as a whole says, "Go right" or "Eat that cookie."
The same dynamics can be seen in starlings: On clear winter evenings, murmurations of the tiny blackish birds gather in Rome's sunset skies, wheeling about like rustling cloth. If a falcon attacks, all the starlings dodge almost instantaneously, even those on the far side of the flock that haven't seen the threat. How can this be? Italian physicist Andrea Cavagna discovered their secret by filming thousands of starlings from a chilly museum rooftop with three cameras and using a computer to reconstruct the birds' movements in three dimensions. In most systems where information gets transferred from individual to individual, the quality of that information degrades, gets corrupted—like in a game of telephone. But Cavagna found that the starlings' movements are united in a "scale-free" way. If one turns, they all turn. If one speeds up, they all speed up. The rules are simple—do what your half-dozen closest neighbors do without hitting them, essentially. But because the quality of the information the birds perceive about one another decays far more slowly than expected, the perceptions of any individual starling extend to the edges of the murmuration and the entire flock moves.
All these similarities seem to point to a grand unified theory of the swarm—a fundamental ultra-calculus that unites the various strands of group behavior. In one paper, Vicsek and a colleague wondered whether there might be "some simple underlying laws of nature (such as, e.g., the principles of thermodynamics) that produce the whole variety of the observed phenomena."
Couzin has considered the same thing. "Why are we seeing this again and again?" he says. "There's got to be something deeper and more fundamental." Biologists are used to convergent evolution, like the streamlining of dolphins and sharks or echolocation in bats and whales—animals from separate lineages have similar adaptations. But convergent evolution of algorithms? Either all these collectives came up with different behaviors that produce the same outcomes—head-butting bees, neighbor-watching starlings, light-dodging golden shiners—or some basic rules underlie everything and the behaviors are the bridge from the rules to the collective.
Stephen Wolfram would probably say it's the underlying rules. The British mathematician and inventor of the indispensable software Mathematica published a backbreaking 1,200-page book in 2002, A New Kind of Science, positing that emergent properties embodied by collectives came from simple programs that drove the complexity of snowflakes, shells, the brain, even the universe itself. Wolfram promised that his book would lead the way to uncovering those algorithms, but he never quite got there.
Couzin, on the other hand, is wary of claims that his field has hit upon the secret to life, the universe, and everything. "I'm very cautious about suggesting that there'll be an underlying theory that'll explain the stock market and neural systems and fish schools," he says. "That's relatively naive. There's a danger in thinking that one equation fits all." Physics predicts the interactions of his locusts, but the mechanism manifests through cannibalism. Math didn't produce the biology; biology generated the math.
Still, just about any system of individual units pumped with energy—kinetic, thermal, whatever—produces patterns. Metal rods organize into vortices when bounced around on a vibrating platform. In a petri dish, muscle proteins migrate unidirectionally when pushed by molecular motors. Tumors spawn populations of rogue, mobile cells that align with and migrate into surrounding tissues, following a subset of trailblazing leader cells. That looks like a migrating swarm; figure out its algorithms and maybe you could divert it from vital organs or stop its progress.
The same kind of rules apply when you step up the complexity. The retina, that sheet of light-sensing tissue at the back of the eye, connects to the optic nerve and brain. Michael Berry, a Princeton neuroscientist, mounts patches of retinas on electrodes and shows them videos, watching their electrophysiological responses. In this context, the videos are like the moving spotlights Couzin uses with his shiners—and just as with the fish, Berry finds emergent behaviors with the addition of more neurons. "Whether the variable is direction, heading, or how you vote, you can map the mathematics from system to system," Couzin says.


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"I made this for mashed potatoes tonight and it was spectacular! First time ever making gravy and I couldn't be more proud. I didn't have turkey drippings so I used 6 pieces of low sodium bacon (for the Brussels sprouts side) and cooked the onions in the grease. It was almost exactly 1/4 cup of grease. I left the onions in there for at least 45 min""


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The Pilot Power 2CT tire is a track day tire that is equally at home on the road. Tubeless, dual-compound radial for track or performance street riding with a tread surface divided into three separate areas featuring two different rubber compounds. The intermediate center compound provides durability, and the softer rubber mix on the edges of the tread yields phenomenal cornering grip, and unprecedented lean angles.
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I have 107000 on my k1200rs WOT - and another 50000 on my 02 k12 that I totaled. I have been through alot of tires. Most tires only last 3000 miles.Have tried them all-- I even quit smoking.These pilots have out lasted them all. Currently have 7000 on this set.
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I just bought a 06 zx10r the 2ct was the tires that were on the bike so I replace the back one with a new one and in the curves that back tire can't be trusted. Even at different speeds it just kicks out compared to the Pirelli Rossos which sticks out the gate. And the warmup time put it like this i've yet to see or feel them warmup, they were a bad buy and I will never buy them again.
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After a lot of searching through the internet for what tires I should buy, I ended up settling on these. I recently replaced my back tire which was a Michelin Pilot Road and the difference between the tires is amazing. So far I've put on roughly 1100mi and the tread still looks like it did the day I put them on. Sure that isn't a ton of miles but for how new they still look I'm impressed. The corning is also great as I've been able to get lower on my bike than I have on any other tire that I've had. And now for what I'm most impressed by; the wet road traction. Nobody likes the rain and anybody who claims that they are completely confident in the rain is either riding slow or lying but I felt a lot safer on these tires. I was still getting a decent lean in through corners and speed wasn't and issue either (I won't say how fast I was going but I will say it was probably too fast). The last tires I had scared the hell out of me in the rain but these still stuck to the road much better than I expected. All in all I would recommend these to anybody.
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For Unmarried Jewish Couples, No Touching Allowed
For couples who do choose to be Shomer Negiah before they marry, the choice is often easier said than done. For most people, being physical is an expression of how you feel. Not being able to express that can be somewhat frustrating, which is why I can't claim to follow the rules as carefully as I probably should.
Shomer Negiah is the reason why most Orthodox Jewish engagements are so short in comparison to the "secular" world. Couples normally date for less than six months before they get engaged, and the wedding is usually planned in less than six months from then. Couples who are not able to touch before they stand under the Chuppah—the Jewish wedding canopy under which the ceremony is held—yearn to be together in ways that other couples cannot understand.
But a little yearning isn't such a bad thing. Not being physical with your partner in the early stages of dating is a way to ensure that you first connect emotionally, spiritually and mentally. Shomer Negiah helps you make sure you aren't confusing lust with love. And refraining from touch can also makes that first handhold that much more exciting. Maybe you should try working Shomer Negiah into your own love life, if it's not too hard.


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South Africa's budget deficit will probably be 4.5 percent for the 12-month period that ended yesterday, Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan said.
The fiscal gap is narrower than a previous estimate of 4.8 percent of gross domestic product, Gordhan told reporters in Pretoria today. The government collected 742.7 billion rand ($96.8 billion) of revenue, 4 billion rand more than forecast, he said. Government spending was 968.5 billion rand, 4 billion rand less than previously estimated, he said.
The "domestic environment is improving," Gordhan said. "Given the mild optimism about the prospects ahead of us, we can see that revenue performance is following some of those indicators."
Standard & Poor's cut the outlook on the nation's credit rating last week to negative as growth in Africa's largest economy slows this year, making it harder for the government to rein in the fiscal deficit. The government unexpectedly lowered its target for the budget gap this fiscal year as tax revenue is forecast to rise.
Economic growth will slow to 2.7 percent this year from 3.1 percent last year, Gordhan said on Feb. 22. Reserve Bank Governor Gill Marcus revised the bank's forecast higher to 3 percent on March 29, citing an improved global outlook.
The deficit is projected to be 4.6 percent of GDP in the year through March 2013, 4 percent in the 12 months through March 2014 and 3 percent in the year after that, according to the National Treasury on Feb. 22.
Personal income tax earnings rose 10 percent to 251.6 billion rand in the past fiscal year, the South African Revenue Service said in a statement today.
Value-added taxes gained 3.8 percent to 190.5 billion rand, while customs duties rose 29 percent to 34.3 billion rand, the tax service said.
Corporate tax revenue rose 14 percent to 153.7 billion rand, it said.
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Cassie Sollars, Viewpoints editor for the New-Register, has been named manager of the McMinnville Downtown Association. She will start work in her new position Monday.
Sollars, who has served in an interim capacity for the MDA since the resignation of Kris Gullo, has a lengthy history with the organization.
She started as the paid bookkeeper in 1995, and continued in a volunteer capacity after she was hired by the News-Register as an executive assistant to the publisher in 1997. She has served as secretary of the board for the last ten years, since 2002, and was honored with MDA's excellence in voluntarism in both 2003 and 2010.
Sollars believes the board and manager of the MDA need to be pro-active with major projects that are currently planned, looking ahead over the next 25 years. They include the Urban Renewal District, the Northeast Gateway Project and the transit mall and transportation system.
She wants to ensure that the MDA maintains the influence it has in the community.
Sollars is also a very strong believer in the institutional knowledge for the association, keeping in mind the visions of people like the late Phil Bladine, who joined Chair Glen Macy in the 1970s in leading a redevelopment committee for the McMinnville Area Chamber of Commerce.
That produced the original development plan for the downtown area. That included putting the utilities underground, planting the trees, rounding off the sidewalks at the intersections and adding the kiosks.
The MDA was formed in 1985 with Roger Heller as president. Malcolm Johnstone became the first full-time manager.
Sollars said she's enjoyed her time with the News-Register, but said, "It's too big an opportunity to pass up."
She was promoted to Viewpoints editor five years ago, when Wanda McAlister, a longtime journalist, decided it was time to retire one last time. Prior to joining the newspaper staff, Sollars worked in banking, accounting and real estate.
"We're extremely sorry to see Cassie go after not quite 15 years," said Publisher Jeb Bladine. "It's a difficult change for us."
However, it will give his son, Ossie, the News-Register's news editor, the opportunity to assume a more active role on the editorial board. Ossie represents the fourth generation of Bladines associated with the newspaper, daying back to Lars in 1928, Jeb noted.
In addition to her service with the MDA, Sollars has served as an officer in the McMinnville Kiwanis Club, Yamhill County Foundation, McMinnville Area Chamber of Commerce, Yamhill Valley Visitors Association, McMinnville Area Cultural Association, McMinnville City Club, Arts Alliance of Yamhill County and McMinnville Montessori School. She has also served on the McMinnville Planning Commission and McMinnville Citizens Advisory Committee.
Sollars was named as the McMinnville Jaycees Woman of hte Year in 2004. She won the chamber's Excellence in Voluntarism award in 1999 and Director of the Year award in 2001.
"McMinnville is a very magical place," Sollars said. "We do some things differently here."
She said she can't wait to get started.
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Pepe's analyses are so often right on target. I find his view of this very convincing. US (w/NATO) is doing its darndest to make this a hot, long-lasting war like Afghanistan. But its economy is so close to total collapse, while China (especially) is in a comparatively strong position, that this will prove to be its Achilles Heel.
Frankly, this is what I hope for most, horrible as the financial collapse might be. The alternative is to chance nuclear war. Then, no matter how much money anyone has, there will be nothing left to spend it on.
donilo commented on the blog post Obama's Secret Directive Keeps Evolving Cybersecurity Policy Concealed
Folks, Chris Hedges has it right. All we have left is peaceful & non-violent, persistent resistance, and civil disobedience to illegal and/or unconstitutional government policy & practices.
Gone are the days of "tell your Senator to vote…" and "tell Obama to do the right thing…" There no longer is right & wrong according to Obama's way – like Bush, it's his way or the highway. He backs it up with indefinite imprisonment (even for life) and assassination.
All we and the environment have left is to follow the dictates of our conscience. There is one difference; the environment makes no promises about being non-violent. When Obama flips his "baseball cards" someone somewhere dies. When the environment makes a slight shrug, the mid-Atlantic coast is attacked in a barrage of furious winds, rains and floods. Finally, Obama's baseball cards will be found floating down a hugely enlarged Potomac River.
donilo commented on the blog post Obama's Re-Election: What His Campaign Slogan 'Forward' Really Meant & What It Means Now
I distinctly recall the feeling that always used to give me some measure of comfort, no matter how awful might be the political state of affairs in the U.S. It was brought about with the knowledge that I lived in a place where the Checks & Balances worked into the system would find a way to help right any situation, be it the Viet Nam War, Iran-Contra, or what have you.
I no longer feel that slight comfort that checks & balances used to provide. This tells me in my gut that no matter how good or bad things may seem to anyone, depending on their point of view, that the ability to change the system from within the system is now folly. This a feeling distinct to a
tyrannical system, not a system that is open and free. It is characterized by feelings of repression and hopelessness.Certainly I continue to fight. The only entities that provided me with any real hope through this campaign were the campaigns run by Jill Stein (the main one), Peta Lindsay (unquenchable spirit), and Rocky Anderson (my modern day "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington") ;-). So I will continue, largely through the Green Party, to focus my efforts, and allow a modicum of hope to sustain me.
But I realize now that Obama's first call for "Hope" in 2008 was really just an incomplete statement. He really promised "Hope…lessness." The "Change" part was in fact complete. It just never really promised in what way that Change might lead.
Lucky for me, I'm an eternal optimist, though not of the "Pollyanna" type. So I carry with me in my spirit a core of Hope that will only leave after I'm dead. That hope, joined with those people to whom I referred above and others close to me, will be my fuel in the near future. Our growing "Corporate Tyrannical State of America" provides absolutely nothing for any of the people, or for that matter any form of life at all on our planet.
First action step: Communicate & Educate.
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We must put all our efforts to spread this type of excellent interview as widely as possible! Just as in Egypt, we need to call the 99% to take hold of the electoral process – which is how it's supposed to work anyway – and first get Jill Stein into the Presidential Debates (and they'll only be actual debates if a dissenting voice is included), then get her into office. I truly believe this can happen, against all the odds that say no.
If we don't do this now, when? Another four years could easily see us living within a total police state, with no chance at all.
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By Andrew Clevenger
Staff writer
The Charleston Gazette
March 2, 2008
A Charleston lawyer could be suspended from the State Bar after
admitting that he accessed another law firm's computer system because he
suspected his wife was having an affair.
According to a brief filed with the state Supreme Court by the Bar's
Lawyer Disciplinary Board, Michael P. Markins repeatedly accessed e-mail
accounts at Offutt, Fisher and Nord, where his wife, Andrea N. Markins,
worked as an associate.
Between November 2003 and March 2006, Markins logged on to OFN's system
more than 150 times, the brief states. At the time, he worked for the
law firm Huddleston Bolen LLP.
Markins told investigators that he initially read the e-mails of his
wife and another OFN lawyer because he suspected an affair. But he then
began reading other lawyers' e-mails out of "selfish curiosity," the
brief states.
"Available data from the computer system shows that the OFN account was
accessed one or more times from the Huddleston IP address on 165 of the
243 calendar days immediately prior to March 16, 2006," the brief reads.
"On at least one occasion, an attachment from OFN's chief accountant to
the partners containing confidential financial information about the
firm had been opened and reviewed."
In addition, Markins' firm and OFN were representing clients on
different sides of a mass litigation involving a flood while he was
electronically snooping.
"Huddleston could not locate any compromised information about the mass
flood litigation [on its computer system]. OFN could not establish that
[Markins] accessed otherwise confidential client information about the
mass flood litigation," the brief states.
However, Markins did not let others check his home computer, according
to the brief.
OFN notified its major clients about the security breach and told them
that the firm did not think that any information had been compromised,
the brief states.
Suspicions aroused
According to his attorney profile on John Fowler PLLC's Web site,
Markins graduated from Marshall University in 1997. Four years later, he
earned his law degree from the West Virginia University College of Law.
"His practice focuses on insurance defense, construction law and
trucking and transportation matters," the profile reads. "Mr. Markins
has also successfully defended matters involving allegations of
professional negligence against lawyers and insurance agents."
His wife, Andrea Nease Markins, went to work for OFN after she graduated
from law school in May 2003, the brief states. When she started going to
more work-related social functions, her husband became suspicious and
started checking her personal e-mail account, according to the brief.
Finding a suggestive joke from an OFN client in her account, Michael
Markins started to monitor her work account also.
"From his wife's e-mail address, [Markins] was able to determine he
could gain access to various OFN e-mail accounts ... by going to the OFN
main Web page, clicking on a link, and typing in an e-mail address and a
person's last name," the brief states.
When asked why he began accessing accounts of other OFN lawyers, Markins
told the subcommittee: "Initially, just one, wanting to find out what
was going on with my wife, and then it expanded from there just out of
curiosity, almost because - I hate to say it, and I don't mean to sound
flippant about it, but just because you can ..."
'Shock and surprise'
Eventually, one of OFN's lawyers began to suspect that her e-mail
account had been improperly accessed. The firm's computer consultant
found that an IP address belonging to the Huddleston firm had been used
to read e-mail on multiple occasions.
While OFN couldn't tell which e-mails Markins read, they could tell
whose accounts he had accessed. And they could tell if he opened an
attachment in an e-mail, including such confidential partnership
documents as a client billing summary and a report listing the firm's
daily receipts.
OFN's investigation showed that Markins' forays originated mostly from
IP addresses at his home, office, and on one occasion, a Beckley hotel
where he was staying during a mass flood litigation trial.
When OFN partner D.C. Offutt confronted Andrea Markins about her
husband, she "expressed shock and surprise," according to the brief.
While she acknowledged that her husband had been home on one of the
nights their home account had been used to access OFN's network, she
said she had no idea that he was doing so and denied telling him how to
get into the system.
Offutt put her on administrative leave with pay. Later that day, her
husband's attorney called OFN and said that Andrea Markins had told her
husband two days earlier that the firm was searching for the intruder
and she thought they were close to catching him. Markins had confessed
to his wife that he was the intruder, his attorney said.
OFN later fired Andrea Markins "for being untruthful," the brief states.
Huddleston placed Markins on unpaid administrative leave for two months,
and then fired him. He was later hired by John R. Fowler PLLC at $80,000
a year, $2,000 more than he was making at Huddleston, according to the
In its brief, the Lawyer Disciplinary Board recommended that Markins'
law license be suspended for two years. Also, the panel recommends 12
hours of continuing legal education in the area of ethics before
reinstatement, followed by one year of supervised practice.
"[Markins'] activity was injurious to the OFN and Huddleston firms
through economic and non-economic costs incurred in investigating the
unauthorized access of the OFN e-mail server and the potential loss of
clients," the brief states. "[Markins] also committed a criminal act and
violated the privacy of OFN e-mail account holders by stealing their
online identity, all to satisfy [his] own selfish curiosity."
Reached on Friday, Markins' attorney, Mike Callaghan, said his client
disagrees with the proposed penalty and has filed his own brief with the
state Supreme Court.
"Basically, that's a very harsh punishment for the conduct," Callaghan
said. "The core of our brief [is] that the punishment is excessive for
the acts committed."
Arguments over the appropriate sanctions are scheduled for April 1 in
front of the state Supreme Court.
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Hundreds of mourners paid tribute to a 17-year-old high school student fatally stabbed last week at a suburban Houston high school.
Leaders Pay Respect To Former Councilman Chaney At Hall of State
They called him "Big Cat". Leo Chaney proudly represented south Dallas on the city council for eight years. Even after he left Dallas City Hall, Chaney never stopped fighting to improve the community that he loved.
R.I.P. Calvin "Boots" Payne III
A memorial service was held today for the owner of one of Fort Worth's most popular barbeque restaurants.
North Texans Among Names Added To Law Enforcement Officers Memorial
Law enforcement officers from North Texas and across the country will be remembered tonight at a candlelight vigil in Washington D.C. The National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial contains the names law enforcement officers who have died in the line of duty.
Thousands Attend Memorial Service For Fallen West First Responders
Standing on a stage behind flag-covered caskets, President Barack Obama told the residents of West that while he and others may not live in Texas, they are neighbors, and are also grappling with the town's loss.
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One Week Later, West Families Still Waiting To See Their Homes
In West, there are still too many questions, too much work, and too much worry for the devastated city to stop moving—even to mourn.
Victims Of West Plant Explosion Remembered In Waco
It started with a procession that included dozens of fire trucks and cars and pickups filled with men and women in uniform. The memorial service for those killed in the West Fertilizer Company explosion was held at the Ferrell Center on the Baylor University campus.
Thousands Remember McLellands, Search For Their Killer Continues
A slain North Texas district attorney and his wife were mourned Thursday by a shaken community that recalled the couple's love, warmth and public service as law enforcement continued the search for their killers.
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Steven Spielberg, proving he''s one of the few modern filmmakers who has the visual fluency to be capable of making a great silent film, took a melodramatic, D.W. Griffith-inspired approach to filming Alice Walker''s novel. His tactics made the film controversial, but also a popular hit. You can argue with the appropriateness of Spielberg''s decision, but his astonishing facility with images is undeniable--from the exhilarating and eye-popping opening shots of children playing in paradisiacal purple fields to the way he conveys the brutality of a rape by showing hanging leather belts banging against the head of the shaking bed. In a way it''s a shame that Whoopi Goldberg, a stage monologist who made her screen debut in this movie, went on to become so famous, because it was, in part, her unfamiliarity that made her understated performance as Celie so effective. (This may be the first and last time that the adjective understated can be applied to Goldberg.) Nominated for 11 Academy Awards, including best picture and actress (supporting players Oprah Winfrey and Margaret Avery were also nominated), it was quite a scandal--and a crushing blow to Spielberg--when it won none. --Jim Emerson
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There's no age limit on doing business in Queens. The mayor's office, City Council, and the New York Academy of Medicine through the coalition Age-Friendly NYC has started the Age-Friendly Local Business Initiative to encourage businesses to consider the elderly when serving customers.
The Queens Chamber of Commerce currently sits on the mayor's commission for age-friendly business.
The guidelines set up under this initiative, through several brochures by NYAM, provide businesses with suggestions -- and benefits -- of building a relationship with older customers. This kind of relationship, the coalition notes, can open a number of doors for better service, better income and better customers.
Providing large-print signage, seating areas and simple infrastructure modifications such as noise control and lighting can lead to happier older customers, according to the initiative's overview.
The benefits in return, an Age-Friendly NYC brochure says, are loyal customers who care about the places they shop. The number of older clients and shoppers living in the city is expected to double over the next 20 years, according to the brochure. Older shoppers spend around $1 trillion annually citywide.
Productivity can increase as a result of a good rela- tionship with older customers, the brochures note. Older customers can provide feedback to help the services of a business and what could make customers happier.
Customer service, and listening to older customers' feedback, is also crucial to building a business and a relationship with patrons, according to the initiative.
Carol Ann Conslato, president of the Queens Chamber of Commerce, said this initiative could strengthen small businesses and open up opportunities for owners and customers.
"It just makes sense to educate local businesses on how to be attractive to a very strong market share that could enhance their business opportunity," she said. "It's a very targeted consumer base that controls 50 percent of discretionary funding. Queens has a very large consumer base so for our local businesses, there's a real opportunity here. There's been studies showing that older adults can be more loyal, they shop frequently."
Some Queens businesses already have a good reputation with older customers, with great end results.
Ray Cullom, of Queens Theatre in the Park, said older customers make up a large percent of the theatre's patronage.
"They're really the backbone of our audience," he said.
Many of the productions at Queens Theatre are geared toward elderly viewers, and the feedback from on shows, along with the facility and accommodations, has been positive, Cullom said.
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I wanted to make a fun Mexican dinner in honor of Cinco de Mayo. When I saw this recipe required me to make pulled pork, I went for it (My husband adores pulled pork sandwiches). Overall, I was unimpressed with the torta. It has good flavor, but it doesn't taste very Mexican. The tomatoes don't add much and I didn't have a lot of juice to pour over the top of my torta. I think, if I make this recipe again, I might try adding some enchilada sauce over the top and mixing some green chilis into the pork. It's definitely easy to make, aside from actually making the pulled pork, but again, not much of a Mexican dish.
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This fun layered tortilla and pulled pork dish is made in a pie pan, which is just the right size to fit an 8-inch flour tortilla. Serve with a dollop of guacamole or sour cream and a tossed salad.
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This was an easy and delicious meal and SO fast to put together. When I first read the steps, I couldn't believe that all I had to do was layer tortillas and meat X 4, bake and top with cheese and bake again. Way easier than even a lasagne! I did not have chorizo or pepperoni, so I just left that out. I also had to sub cheddar for the Monterey Jack. Everyone loved it and I will definitely make this again.


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At its June 2014 meeting, the TMA Committee on Continuing Education awarded Cook Children's Health Care System in Fort Worth, Doctors Hospital at Renaissance in Edinburg, St. David's HealthCare in Austin, and Texoma Medical Center in Denison Accreditation with Commendation, which confers a six-year term of accreditation. Congratulations to all! TMA has awarded Accreditation with Commendation to 46 percent of the providers reviewed under TMA accreditation criteria. TMA accredits 61 providers.
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The Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) has made several changes to the Program and Activity Reporting System (PARS) for the 2015 reporting year. Please note the 2015 reporting year deadline is not until March 31, 2016. We are providing you the information now to give you time to prepare and familiarize yourself with the changes. The purpose of the changes is to improve standardization and eliminate items that did not add value. Changes have been made to activity entry, program summary, and a few definitions, and include the following.
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ACCME's feedback survey closed on July 11. ACCME is reviewing and analyzing the responses. Read more information on the Proposal for a Menu of New Criteria for Accreditation with Commendation on the ACCME website.
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One-hundred thirty-three people gathered in Austin for the recent 2014 Texas CME Conference jointly provided by TMA and the Texas Alliance for CME. The focus of the conference was on how CME has been evolving for physicians, organizations, and the public, specifically related to health care reform, maintenance of certification, competencies for continuing education in the health professions (CEhp) practitioners, accreditation requirements and process, and interprofessional education.
Debra Gordon, president of GordonSquared, Inc., a medical communications provider, delivered the Mark Gregg Inaugural Distinguished Lecture, on "health care reform 2.0" and what it means for CME providers. Ms. Gordon shared opportunities for providers to support health care reform themes.
Chris Garrison, MD, program director for The University of Texas (UT) Southwestern Austin Residency Program for Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, addressed the ins and outs of maintenance of certification. Pam Dickerson, PhD, director of continuing education for the Montana Nurses Association and president of PRN Continuing Education in Montana, led a session on Alliance for Continuing Education in the Health Profession competencies for practitioners. Stuart Abramson, MD, chair of the Committee on Continuing Education for TMA and a member of the Committee for Review and Recognition with ACCME, reviewed ACCME's recent simplification of accreditation requirements and process. Andrew Crim with the University of North Texas Health Science Center in Fort Worth, led a panel discussion that included Anne Perch, UT-Southwestern, Dallas; Mary Soto, Texas Department of State Health Services, Austin; and Kelly Wallin, RN, Texas Children's Hospital, Houston. The panel shared ideas, tools, processes, challenges, and opportunities for interprofessional education.
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I was pleased that my office could provide continuity during the period of transition in the administrations of then Governor-elect Lincoln Chafee and City of Providence Mayor-elect Angel Taveras. In an application process that required a city-state effort to complete the application process, cooperation between the offices would be critical for Providence to meet the program deadline. Earlier this month, Providence was recently selected as one of 24 cities in the country to receive as much as $400,000 in technology and services provided by the IBM grant. At the press conference, I was honored my staff was credited with shepherding the application through to completion, serving as liaison to the Mayor's and Governor's offices.
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Thank you to gardengranma and the other organizers of the swap today. It was great to meet some of my fellow gardenwebbers and to see the great variety of what people are growing! Angie |
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I also wish to give my thanks to our hosts and am thankful to welcome 2 new additions to our swap (HotHab and Angela) and was glad to see some familiar faces. My sister usually come with, but was unable to so I brought my son for the first time. He had a good time but wished he knew more when asked questions about the tomatoes/peppers/etc.! I was glad that I had prearranged swaps, otherwise I would have left with nothing as my area was mobbed and I was unable to walk around much at all except to locate people who I had promised items to. I am thankful when people put their GW names prominently on their cars (maybe include your picture with it!) to enable us to locate you and put name and face together. If you got tomatoes/peppers/eggplant from me that it turns out you really like, note what variety is was (Written on the cup). Drop me a line via gardenweb so I know to include that one next year. :-) Sujiwan |
A huge 'Thank you!' to Gardengranma (and DH) for hosting the swap again this year! Your generosity in opening your garden to us is very much appreciated. And your gardens are stunning and get better every year. Thank you to all the swappers for sharing your garden bounty. It was also good to see some new folks this year. |
- Posted by HotHabaneroLady 7a Central MD (My Page) on Sun, May 11, 14 at 8:11
. . . thankful to welcome 2 new additions to our swap (HotHab and Angela) . . . . I think I am Angela. Unless there was another one. :) Thank you for the purple beauty peppers! Now that I know this swap exists, I will plant enough extra hot habs to have hot habanero plants for next year! (Assuming I'm still in the country--I'm in the foreign service pre-employment process now and don't know how long I will be here for training once I am in). Angie |
As usual, thanks Henrietta & Larry for your open arms. NancyMD, I looked all over for you, having a lovely, mature, booming native columbine you had on your list! This has made me want to clean out my neglected gardens. It's hard working 2 jobs and having so many acres to fuss with! See my newest post, coming soon! |
- Posted by busyasabee 7MD (email@example.com) on Sun, May 11, 14 at 11:05
It was a nice day yesterday, glad the rain held off until after the swap! Thanks again to Henny & Larry for hosting. it was great seeing familiar faces and new ones. I arrived later in the day, but glad to of received plants from my wish-list. For those that had emailed me using my GW Hotmail account, I was having issues accessing, that's why you never received replies. I recovered access, and have sent those that reached out to me separate emails. Jette |
- Posted by ssmdgardener 7a (My Page) on Mon, May 12, 14 at 17:45
Thank you to the organizers and to the hosts! It was lovely, as always. |
- Posted by gardengranma 6a/6b MD (My Page) on Fri, May 16, 14 at 17:22
We loved it too- planted most everything until it really rained. So now we'll do th rest. Love you all- Gardengranma ans pa |
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