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Without exception, Garrett-Evangelical graduates point to their field education experience as key to their seminary education. Our field education program reflects the seminary's philosophy that students mature into ministry by knowing, being and doing.
By combining hands-on experience with our academic course series, Vocational Formation & Church Leadership (VFCL), we offer students the finest opportunity to discern, test and refine their call to ministry.
Field Education is an academic requirement beginning in the fall of your 2nd year and is concurrent with the second year of VFCL. Master of Divinity students take two years of field education, serving at the field site 15 hours per week. You may remain at the same site for both years or chose a different field experience for the second year. The requirement for Master of Arts students varies by degree program.
Our program offers:
Karla Kincannon Director of Field Education and VFCL firstname.lastname@example.com |
Ken Ehrman Field Education Coordinator email@example.com |
Wendy Kneer Administrator email@example.com |
Note: Most of our students serve 15 hours a week during the academic year, but there are full-time summer programs, internships and other creative options that we are willing to consider.
We begin our placement process at the start of the spring semester with the goal of securing field sites for our students by the end of May. If you have further questions, contact:
Karla Kincannon, Director of Field Education and VFCL, firstname.lastname@example.com
Ken Ehrman, Field Education Coordinator, email@example.com
Wendy Kneer, Administrator, email@example.com
If you wish to be considered as a field site, please complete the Field Education Site Inquiry Form.
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VFCL Program Description
The Vocational Formation and Church Leadership (VFCL) course series works in concert with our field education program. Students work in small groups led by ministry professionals and attend plenary sessions led by seminary faculty and guest presenters.
For MDiv students, VFCL is a 3 year (6-semester) requirement beginning in the fall semester of the first year. Students earning a MA in Christian Education have a 2 year (4-semester) requirement. MAs in Pastoral Care and Counseling or Spiritual Formation take the first year of VFCL.
During the first year, VFCL students work to clearly identify and articulate their own call to ministry in preparation for their field education experience.
In the second year, the students' first field experience forms the backdrop for classroom reflection and the development of problem solving, management and contextual analysis skills. Students will hone their vocational identities and practice self-care and spiritual growth.
The third year prepares students to claim their call and demonstrate a readiness for ministry. They will refine their leadership style and administrative skills.
Master of Divinity students complete two field experiences during their 2nd and 3rd years in seminary. Other degree students complete one year of field experience. Students entering their 3rd year may elect to complete their field requirement as a full time commitment during the summer.
Each first year student meets with our field education director at least twice to discuss vocational identity and call and identify a field placement where the student will be challenged and nurtured. Because our Field Placement Procedure is driven by the student's vocational interests and experience, the student's contact with a potential field site is initiated by the director of field education.
Today's ministries have many needs and limited resources so it is tempting to expect our students to supply vital programmatic resources. However, this is not the purpose of field education, and while we have great confidence in our students' abilities and commitment, their role is that of student rather than employee. It may help to remember that for most of our students, youth ministry is not a primary vocational interest.
Site supervisors must be able offer time and care in providing structure, encouragement and evaluation during the entire period of the student's service. In addition to programmatic meetings, one hour per week must be scheduled with the student for theological reflection. During their 15 hour per week commitment at the site, students must engage in a broad range of learning experiences and receive a stipend of $3,500 for the academic year.
Both the student and site supervisor will sign the Student/Site Contract which details the responsibilities of each party as required by the seminary. Please remember that the pressures of the academic year ebb and flow and students may not miss any class to work at the site!
We invite you to join us in shaping future spiritual leaders. We need your wisdom, experience, and enthusiasm. Please complete and send in the Site Inquiry Form.
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So Many SXSW Interactive Panels… Take the time to strategize a plan of action!
It's that time of year again… SXSW Interactive, an Austin-based haze of mixers, tacos, and lovable geeky meet-ups is right around the corner, but never fear there is still time to get your interactive game plan down.
SXSW Interactive features five days of compelling presentations from the brightest minds in emerging technology, with tons of exciting networking events hosted by industry leaders, the incredible SXSW Trade Show, which "wows" me every year and an unbeatable lineup of special programs showcasing the best new digital works, video games and innovative ideas the international community has to offer. Taking place March 11-15, thousands of prospective panels get submitted by all kinds of people… The trick is to weed through the panels to hone in on focused area's of interest that can or will be applicable to your field of interest, or heck perhaps may just seem interesting.
It is near impossible to go through every panel. Here are a few that caught my eye, but I encourage people to keep their eyes on the inter-webs for helpful tips, and also take the 5 seconds to Google the speakers you may be interested in, a little Google research goes a long way. Some panels I chose because I know the presenters are good. Some I picked because the subject matter is interesting to me. And some I selected because the description well… it just seemed pretty darn interesting. For a list of all panels and locations, I have included the following links:
Click here to browse the schedule of 2011 programming
Click here for campus locations and programming types
PANELS WE RECOMMEND (and will be attending):
How Print Design is the Future of Interaction
This session is about how the history of Print Design is becoming an important influence in the evolution of Interaction Design. As a craft, design for printed media has a rich history. Several generations of designers have pushed its boundaries in countless directions. It has been shaped over several hundred years as both a functional and aesthetic discipline, with a deep foundation of principles, practices, theories, and professional dialogue. In comparison, Interaction and UI Design is still a relatively young field. Its history has largely been driven by technology and functional goals. The dialogue around it has been centered on usability, which has been its purpose in the context of technological advancement. The visual language of UI has evolved from that standpoint: that it should evoke the familiar, analog experience of tools, buttons, knobs, and dials. That foundation has led to a very specific visual language in interactive experiences. In the past ten years however, the relevant technologies that support the design of Interfaces – displays, processing speeds, and rendering engines – have matured to a point that they provide a more capable canvas for design… Presented by Mike Kruzeniski
Anatomy of a Design Decision
What separates a good design from a bad design are the decisions that the designer made. Jared will explore the five styles of design decisions, showing you when gut instinct produces the right results and when designers need to look to more user-focused research. You'll see how informed decisions play out against rule-based techniques, such as guidelines and templates. And Jared will show you the latest research showing how to hire great decision makers and find opportunities that match your style. Of course, Jared will use his unforgettable presentation style to deliver an extremely entertaining and informative presentation. Presented by Jared Spool, Founding Principal of User Interface Engineering.
Inclusive Design: Creating Beautiful, Usable & Accessible Websites
The concept of the Web for All is something that we hold dear, but sometimes it feels like we are holding on to it for dear life! There is plenty of knowledge sharing about Web Standards and best practices, but too many opinions about what a website really is. If you ask a designer, a developer and a marketer, you will probably get 3 different answers and this can be a tad problematic when you only have one website. Things that are designed are invariably products of some sort and it became clear that the internet is a product that people interact with using technology. Learning to apply the principles of Inclusive Design to building websites makes sense, but existing technologies and practices in order to ensure its successful implementation is where we are at now. Presented by Ian Pouncey
Creative and Effective Leadership in Design Environments
A search on Amazon shows 62,000+ books on leadership but almost nothing to help creative team leaders build and sustain a creative environment. Creativity and innovation can be delicate and emotionally fraught processes. Leadership theories are helpful, but what do you do when your star designer suddenly starts mailing it in? Or a project team is frozen in infighting? Or one of your designers just can't find their footing in a new project? When you got your big promotion for being an amazing designer, no one told you that you needed an entirely new skill set. Sink or swim, baby. Learn tips from vision development to team alignment, from bottom-up empowerment to top-down intervention. Presented by Sarah B. Nelson, Hot Studio
Web Anywhere: Mobile Optimisation With HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript
Web apps, mobile phone apps, websites that work anywhere, SVG, HTML5, Widgets, location-aware sites, Media Queries. Beyond the buzzword assault is a revolution in the way sites are made, what they can do, and how they are accessed.Explore different methodologies for making websites that users can access on mobile phones and other devices, and how to optimize your existing website for mobile. Find out what's coming around the corner in HTML5 and the W3C APIs that allow websites to access native capabilities on devices. Presenter: Bruce Lawson
The Politics Behind HTML5
HTML5 is the flavor of the month. Steve Jobs thinks it will feed his cat, Google thinks it means whatever they think is good, and the rest of us are waiting to discover what (apart from video, better forms, and interoperable parsing on the web) it actually *is* when it's done. Obviously, there is a lot of interest in the next generation of such an important technology, and a lot of discussion about what it will be, how it works, etc. Where the people go, politics follows close behind. From CSSquirrel to MrLastWeek, from the New York Times to bloggers in Kyrgyzstan, people are also watching the politics. And there is a lot of it. On this panel, the people who have been there take you on a guided tour of the (smoky backroom) discussions and deals that shape HTML5, and looks at what is happening now. Where did HTML5 come from? Who were the players, who are the players, and what do they think? Why is X3D not in HTML5 if MathML is? What happened to accesskey, and why are people unhappy? Why does HTML5 have two licenses, and two specs? This panel *won't* answer your questions about how to include HTML5 in your website. It will explore the thorny questions you want to ask but nobody wants to answer, and we'll maybe have a little fun along the way.
Creative JavaScript and HTML(5) Visual Effects
It's time to get creative with JavaScript! Seb Lee-Delisle, Founding partner of BAFTA winning agency Plug-in Media, shows you how to create beautiful visual effects in HTML5 canvas in this 2.5 hour workshop. He'll also demonstrate how easy it is to convert 3D points into 2D and show you how to make your very own JavaScript 3D engine. Bring a laptop and prepare to get coding! Presented by Seb Lee-Delisle of Plug-in Media
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Beyond the Check-In: Location and the Social Web
This panel will look at how the "ever-present human desire to share" leads to success for check-ins using location-based services such as Gowalla and Foursquare. Josh Williams, co-founder and CEO of Gowalla, will explain how people's propensity to share where they are and what they're doing is changing the way we communicate.
Williams will also share insights on how geolocation has shaped mobile technology and what's next for Gowalla and other mobile-social services. He plans to address questions that would be of interest to both journalists and news consumers, including this one: "OK, so I've shared all the places I've been and connected it with photos and videos. Now what do I DO with all that data?"
Exploring the Twitter APIs
This panel is worth going to if you want to find out how the Twitter API works, how some of its new features came to be, and how it might look and work in the future. In particular, Matt Harris of Twitter will talk about what you can and can't do with Twitter's API. The panel is bound to be technical, but at the very least it will help you gain a better understanding of how APIs work.
Designing a Seamless Web to Mobile Experience
Clearly more and more consumers and small businesses are making the move to mobile to help manage their day to day lives. With that migration comes the demand – and expectation – for seamless utility between their Web and mobile experiences. Rather than having services live separate lives via their desktop or Web applications, customers are looking for instant gratification in an end to end experience independent of what device they're using to access their information. The problem? No one is providing this seamless experience yet – and if they are, it is not meeting customer expectations. Explore the ways that companies can and are making the successful translation of Web to mobile and how that will result in customer delight and uptake of new mobile services across the market. Presented by Omar Green, Director of Strategic Mobil Initiatives at Intuit.
Designing iPad Interfaces – New Navigation Schemas
Lynn Teo of AKQA, an agency specializing in interactive marketing, will look at trends and best practices in iPad application design navigation. Based on an assessment of more than 50 iPad apps, Teo will provide an analysis of navigation methods and will answer questions such as: "Are there specific wayfinding and browsing mechanisms that make for a satisfying and productive iPad user experience?" and "How effective are the navigation approaches? Why are some more/less effective than others?"
App, Shmapp, Tell Me What Works Across Platforms!
This panel could be of interest to publishers and developers who want to better analyze consumers' behavioral patterns to "develop the best possible mobile application and mold the app to harness the advantages of each platform." Aaron Forth, director of product design at Intuit's Mint.com, will look at how mobile apps have changed the way companies interact with their companies and will explain how developers can create behavioral-based apps for the iPhone and Droid platforms.
Behind the Curtain: Secrets of Mobile Application Wizardry
Razorfish's Paul Gelb says "tens of thousands of developers and hundreds of thousands of mobile applications have gotten it wrong" and have failed to attract active users. Gelb plans to show participants how they can do it right and will talk about the biggest mistakes that developers make when creating apps. He'll also offer tips on how to measure the performance of a branded application.
Apps vs. Mobile Web: Which to Reach Consumers?
This presentation discusses the pros and cons of using Mobile Web and Applications to reach consumers. It draws on GetJar's experience as the world's 2nd largest app store with over 1 billion downloads on what works and what doesn't to reach consumers on mobile. The presentation will discuss the advantages and disadvantages of using mobile apps vs. mobile web. It will also discuss innovative new ways to use both mediums to reach your consumers in a way that is scaleable and cost effective for your organization. The presentation will also discuss who you can communicate your mobile web / mobile apps offering to your consumers in a way that is clear, simple and easy to follow for consumers regardless of what kind of handset or platform they are using. Presented by Patrick Mork, CMO Get Jar
Fail Big, Fail Often: How Fear Limits Creativity
It can be difficult to embrace failure when you're working on deadline and under a tight budget. But Jeramy Morrill of Big Spaceship says failure is a necessary part of creation. During his panel, he'll talk about how our responses to failure improve or decrease our potential as creative thinkers, and how to get satisfaction out of the process of "failing forward."
I'm So Productive, I Never Get Anything Done
Media columnist David Carr of The New York Times will look at how technology contributes to, and detracts from, journalists' productivity. He raises relevant questions for journalists who want to strike a better balance between consuming media and creating it: "Is your desktop a window on the world or just a view of the prison yard?" and "What specific steps have you taken to bifurcate your world into productivity and recreation?"
*Geek Out ALERT! An Interview with Mythbuster Adam Savage
As one of the co-hosts of The Discovery Channel's & Mythbusters, Adam Savage's work is interactive at the most literal and basic level — yet also indicative of the forward-thinking approaches to communication celebrated at SXSW. A proponent of both DIY trouble-making and an outspoken advocate for science over rumor, Savage has to balance the enthusiasms that spring for wanting to see something for oneself with the hard facts that have been proven by others time and again. An industrial designer and special effects supervisor prior to busting myths, Savage brings an engineer's methodology to the problems not just of urban myths and historic legends but to the larger problems of scientific illiteracy and know-nothing-ism in American culture. Presenter: Ana Marie Cox, GQ Magazine
Q&A With Google & Bing On Website Ranking
This looks like a worthwhile panel if you're interested in search engine optimization and driving traffic to your site. Danny Sullivan, editor-in-chief of Search Engine Land, will join Google's Matt Cutts and a representative from Bing to talk about ways to increase your site's ranking online. They'll address questions such as: "What are best practices to do well with Google & Bing?" and "What are common design techniques that should be avoided?"
The Grand Challenges in Media
Robin Sloan is a serious media innovator, having moved from Current TV futurist to Kickstarter-funded novelist to media integrator at Twitter. He's going to "describe the significant unsolved problems in media, and talk about why they matter," and then offer "a starter kit" of models and ideas that point to a solution.
Tips to surviving SXSW Interactive:
1. It's OK to skip a few panels. The numerous options of panels, book signings, speaker sessions, and meet-ups can be totally overwhelming, especially for first-timers. But definitely maintain a "must attend" list, but also take time to enjoy the spontaneous hallway conversations that often take place when roaming the convention center.
2. Ditch the lap top, but carry a charger. This tip certainly isn't for everyone and your job may require that you carry your lap top with you everywhere. If your lap top is optional, then you may want to consider leaving it in your hotel room and instead carry pen/paper or use your phone. You'll be doing tons of walking to/from/around the convention center and may not have a break to drop off your bag at your hotel before going out.
Between geo-location check-ins on Foursquare or Gowalla, live tweeting during panels, taking notes, and text messages/calls/DMs to meet up with people, you don't want to run out of juice early in the day.
SXSW has a Volt Recharge Lounge on the ACC floor that will have lots of chargers & plug-in space.
3. Say hello to people! People are very friendly and approachable — even the rockstars of social media and emerging technology. Introduce yourself to people sitting next to you in panels or while walking from one session to another. At SXSW, everyone enjoys learning things such as where other people are from, what they hope to get out of SXSW, and what they think of the Texas BBQ!
4. Arrive early to popular panels. Due to the size of the convention center and number of people trying to get from point A to point B, it can take 10 – 15 minutes to walk from one session to another. Many of the sessions fill up to maximum seating capacity quickly, so if there is a session on your "must attend" list, then not a bad idea to aim to arrive 10 minutes early to that session.
*SXSW Pro Tips. The food always runs out before the drinks at SXSW, so if your only priority for the week is sustaining yourself on the generosity of blogs, publicists, and Internet start-ups, enjoy fighting through that taco-and-Sailor-Jerry's hangover in order to get in line early enough to gulp down another aluminum-foil chafing dish full of barbecue, rethink this…projections in number of participants for this years SXSW is way higher then last year. Pack a snack or visit one of the bar/restaurants on either 4th or 6th Street like Frank, The Jackalope, B.D. Rileys, and Halcyon, they all usually have SXSW specials during the month.
The learned SXSW-attendee knows that the "free food" is a bonus, but definitely not a guarantee. A day of day panels, shows and industry parties can be quite long—so pad your wallet with a little lunch money.
Also, Block Off Some Time for the Trade Show Block Party…The Block Party will be popping this year from 4:00pm to 6:00pm on Tuesday, March 15, the Block Party is styled after a traditional pub crawl.
Instead of pubs, registrants are encouraged to visit the booths of participating companies for tasty treats and refreshing beverages, both alcoholic and non. This year will feature participation from over 30 entities, so it is sure to be a good time.
To stay up to date on all the SXSW happenings in the Trade Show and beyond, visit the SXSW Schedules often.
Inclusive Design: Creating Beautiful, Usable & Accessible Websites
The concept of the Web for All is something that we hold dear, but sometimes it feels like we are holding on to it for dear life! There is plenty of knowledge sharing about Web Standards and best practices, but too many opinions about what a website really is. If you ask a designer, a developer and a marketer, you will probably get 3 different answers and this can be a tad problematic when you only have one website. So I set out to find a solution, stopped thinking about the medium and started thinking about what the word Design really meant. Things that are designed are invariably products of some sort and it became clear that the internet is a product that people interact with using technology. I reflected on those who inspire me, such as Dieter Rams, whose ten principles of good design are as relevant now on the internet as they were when he first uttered them. And then I looked to Frank Lloyd Wright, the godfather of Inclusive Design in Architecture. With these parallels to hand, it is quite simple. Applying the principles of Inclusive Design to building websites makes sense, but existing technologies and practices in order to ensure its successful implementation is where we are at now. Presenting the principles and how they can be applied to the web, and interspersing these with hands on, practical advice will provide both a breadth and depth of knowledge and understanding.

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"If you look for the hardest place to find, you'll find us. We're down here in the corner, right on turn three, up against the fence. You've got to know, to know where to find this kitchen." – Ken Enck, owner of a NASCAR-fueled hidden kitchen.
Come find our own hidden kitchen in Industrial Park this week. Explore the retail space and stay for one of our acclaimed Kitchen Sisters' dishes. Please note that our café hours have changed for lunch service from 11:00 am until 3:00 pm; but, we have coffee and snacks available all day. Also note that due to a family illness, Jack-o-Lantern Farm CSA box deliveries were delayed this week; pick up your boxes beginning Friday, May 23.
Here is what we have going on at The Factory Store + Café this week, Monday, May 19 – Friday, May 23:
Visit our retail space on Friday for our Memorial Day Sale and save 20% on all merchandise in-store (and online).
(This excludes all Heath products, books, and music.)
Also, don't forget about our upcoming workshops:
Two-Hour Sewing Workshop + Afternoon Tea
Friday, May 23
Monday, May 26 – Friday, May 30
Store Hours Monday – Friday, 9:00am – 5:00pm
Stop by any weekday at 2:00pm for a guided tour of our space, including The Factory, the Alabama Chanin production and design studio, and Building 14.
Strawberry season has arrived at The Factory, and to celebrate we are serving a Southern favorite: Strawberry Shortcake. Come enjoy some of our delicious Kitchen Sisters' dishes such as Angelo Garro's Wild Fennel Cakes, and top off your meal with our newest dessert.
New Café Hours Monday – Friday, 11:00am – 3:00pm
*Lunch service begins at 11:00am, but you can drop by earlier for coffee and snacks.
Below is Monday and Tuesday's menu; check back on Wednesday for a new lunch menu:
Wild Fennel Cakes
served with balsamic glazed green beans, local greens,
dessert of the day, and your choice of tea or coffee
choose one for $10.95
The Factory's Vegetable Plate
featuring green bean casserole, apple and kale chips,
and a side of local greens
Roasted tomato quiche, with goat cheese and
watercress served with mini fennel cakes and local greens
Angelo Garro's Wild Fennel Cakes
topped with crème fraiche and served with balsamic glazed green beans
and local greens
When possible, we proudly serve organic and source our ingredients locally from Jack-o-Lantern Farm, Belle Chevre, and other purveyors.
Enjoy your lunch on exclusive Alabama Chanin @ Heath Ceramics dinnerware.
House Made Granola
with local honey and Greek yogurt 4.50
Side of Weekly Grain or Local Green Salad 5.50
Pimento Cheese Sandwich
served open-faced 5.50
Grilled Cheese Sandwich 4.95
Cup of Soup
with toast 4.50
Bowl of Soup
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Route 11 Potato Chips
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Dorothy's Only Banana Nut Bread
served with freshly whipped cream and strawberries 4.25
Strawberry Shortcake
served with freshly whipped cream and
strawberries, and topped with powdered sugar 4.25
Blackberry Crepes
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Style trends may come and go as fast as the seasons, but lustrous hair is always in fashion. Right on cue, Scruples has introduced three new products to its recently repackaged and color-coded Pearlscriptives comprehensive product range that delivers amazing sheen to hair.
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Blood Lord wrote:kitsunemaru wrote:The suspense is killing me!
What suspense? The bomb goes off anyways.Darkingdomhearts wrote:what happened down there, I want to know!
Blossom loses.
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Seriously, can you guys just make a thread of all the spoilers, and then keep them there?
I guess I won't have to check this comic for a few weeks now.....
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Blood Lord wrote:IT WAS POSTED IN THE GOD DAMN COMIC YOU MORON.
How the hell could you have missed this? We jumped back to see what happened. God, you people can be retarded.
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Littlisk wrote:The bomb goes off, yes. But that's all we know at this point. So what you're really doing here is then called "A-S-S-U-M-I-N-G" and its absolutely worthless. Can you answer these questions?
Littlisk wrote:Why would Blossom be required to lose for the bomb to go off?
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That whole scene was just completely random.
It wasn't very serious for anyone. Even Bell didn't have her mind set on killing - she immediately lost directive once Gir entered the equation.
When Blossom was done with Bell she only wanted an explanation - not a head on a platter.
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The U.S. Department of Labor under President Reagan investigated the Fanjuls' company after the Dog War incident and found that it shorted workers regularly. The investigation then triggered a flood of lawsuits from ex-workers. "They paid the lowest wages of any of the sugar farms, and that resulted in widespread underpayment of workers," says Schell, the farm workers' attorney. "They partook in a systematic falsification of payroll records to cover this up." Former cane cutters banded together in the early Nineties to sue the Fanjuls and other sugar barons. They claimed the Fanjuls promised them $5.30 per ton of cane but instead paid about $3.00 to $3.50 a ton. Former supervisors who kept track of the wages for workers claim the Fanjuls and others ordered them to falsify the records, Schell says. "Superman couldn't cut enough cane" to meet the Fanjuls' quota, Schell says.
In 1994 Circuit Judge Lucy Brown decided the case was so clear-cut it didn't need to go to trial. In a summary judgment, she awarded the ex-workers $51 million. But an appeals court threw out the judgment, ruling that the cane cutters must sue each farm owner separately. Clewiston-based U.S. Sugar settled in 1998 for $5.7 million. The Fanjuls, meanwhile, beat the cane cutters in court, claiming they never paid less than what was promised in contracts signed by the workers. In a 1999 trial, a frustrated jury wrote to the judge that one of the Fanjuls' companies, Atlantic Sugar, didn't break the terms of the contract but they did treat workers unfairly. The company "consistently misrepresented" incentive programs in a "shameful" treatment of the workers, the jury wrote.
David Gorman, the attorney who spent fifteen years trying the cases, says the Fanjul lawsuits failed because the juries couldn't grasp the complexities of the dispute. "These cases, it's really a shame," Gorman says from his North Palm Beach office, where four filing cabinets and a room of trial exhibits sit like a shrine. "The Fanjuls could've easily settled these lawsuits for what they spent defending it. It would've taken so little for them to do what they had promised, and for them, it would have been pennies."
The Fanjuls' alleged shortchanging of pay also extends to their office workers, according to a federal lawsuit filed in 2002 by an ex-employee. Suzanne Wolff of Boynton Beach, who worked in Florida Crystal's computer department, claimed in the suit that the Fanjuls regularly refused to pay overtime and cheated her out of 400 hours' work worth $10,964. Thanks to the sugar lobby's effect on U.S. labor laws, many of the industry's workers, like most farm laborers, cannot request overtime. But office workers are exempt from that rule, says attorney Cathleen Scott, who filed the suit. In July 2003, the Fanjuls settled the lawsuit for an undisclosed sum and forbade Wolff from speaking of it. Norman Davis, the Fanjuls' attorney on the case, says Wolff and others are covered by a "white collar" exception that precludes them from overtime. "The Fanjul family and their companies," Davis says, "comply with fair labor standards as much as anyone."
On October 18, 1991, a tragic accident again brought to light the harsh treatment of Fanjul workers. In the early-morning darkness, a station wagon packed with seven Guatemalan workers on their way to a Fanjul farm outside the town of South Bay lost control. The car flipped into a canal, trapping the men inside. They clawed at the doors and at one another trying to escape. Only one man survived. Six died in the murky water, including a fifteen-year-old boy who cut cane in the fields. The accident brought national attention to the Fanjuls for the poor safety conditions of workers transported to their fields, packed in privately owned buses, vans, and wagons. The Fanjuls' insurance company in 1999 agreed to pay the families of the drowned workers $5.6 million.
In 1993 the Fanjuls found a way to eliminate many of the complaints over bad pay and their poor record on safety. That year they automated the sugar harvest, eliminating a large portion of the work force. In an instant, the Fanjuls devastated the agriculture-driven towns of western Palm Beach County. Apartment buildings and camps that once held workers now sit abandoned and boarded. It's easy to find former Fanjul workers in Belle Glade. On a recent afternoon, three of them sat on milk crates in a part of town called The Hole, where abandoned buildings seem to outnumber occupied ones.
Ernest Robinson used to drive a bus that took cane cutters to work. "When I'd pick them up at the end of the day, it looked like somebody beat them up with charcoal," recalls Robinson, who now drives a milk delivery truck. "I don't know how they did it. They looked like a chain gang, the way they worked 'em."
Leaning on the bed of a pickup nearby, Lamont Oliver remembers when a Fanjul recruiter hired him on the impoverished island of St. Vincent in 1986. The job was offered with the promise of decent pay for just a few months of work, but it came with a price. "From the first day, everybody wanted to quit, but we didn't have no way out," Oliver says. "They brought us here, and they won't send you home until you finished cutting." Now a roofer and 56 years old, Oliver says workers often left the fields crippled. The work required them to bend over while swinging a machete into the cane stalks. Cutters often missed, the machetes landing instead on their feet or shins. Oliver still owns the metal shin guard he wore, riddled with dents and dings from where he nearly cut himself. Every worker knew, Oliver recalls somberly, that an injury would mean no pay and a one-way ticket back home to poverty, care of the Fanjuls. "I came out all right in the end. I didn't lose no fingers or no toes," Oliver says with pride. "Some of those men, they didn't do so good. They say the cane took 'em, because it did."


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Posted By Jocie On January 15, 2013 @ 7:00 am In The Better Half | 12 Comments
You may have heard (what with my constant talk on FB and in recent posts) but we had our very first Baltimore Bloggers Holiday Party this past weekend! It was so fabulous!
The idea of a holiday party came to me in November, not long after I had quit my day job to blog full-time. I was really struggling in leaving a job with so much interpersonal connection to blog. I love blogging and I love connecting with readers and other bloggers online, but it is very different from the face-to-face interaction I was used to. In all honesty, I was feeling lonely and kinda sad.
Them I realized that maybe other bloggers maybe felt the same way and that I could help connect us, and what better way than a PARTY!
Jocie (me), Kim (The Better Half), Megan (Our Pinteresting Family), Jessica (Dear Emmeline)
Once I started looking for other bloggers in the area, I was shocked to see how many there were – many of whom I was already connected to, just didn't realize how close they were geographically. Here are the 11 bloggers I know of in the greater Baltimore area, in no particular order. Feel free to check the out and show some love!
Unfortunately, a bunch of people got sick and were unable to come, but we were honored to have Megan, Jessica, and JB with us!
Fred (OPC), Josh (hubby of Dear Emmeline), Ethan (OPC), JB (Building Moxie)
Ethan made a simple and elegant e-card to invite our bloggy buddies – we didn't do snail mail since we're all bloggers who seem to prefer electronic communication. I also edited out the address since we had the party at Fred and Kim's house.
I've been pinning, researching, and enlisting the help of our readers to come up with great food and drink ideas for the party. After taste testing literally over 30 drinks, we landed on two.
OPC Cider Punch
The first was a Bourbon based drink. The original idea came from Martha Stewart [12], but we made some major changes to the recipes and LOVE it! I also soaked pear slices in bourbon and cider for 24 hours before the party (almost like sangria). It is very smooth and sweet drink without being too much of a girly drink. Here was our variation.
Pomegranate Champagne Punch
Champagne is always my drink of choice and this was a group favorite, even amongst those who don't love Champagne. Another Martha Stewart [13] recipe, but we increased the pear nectar by half. Here was our recipe:
As you can see, I also made chalkboard vinyl labels for the wine glasses so people were able to identify their glass. They turned out really beautiful!
I spent about 3 weeks planning the food, grocery shopping, baking and freezing for in advance, and then cooking and preparing fresh that day. By the time the party came around, I was definitely ready for a drink or two, for sure!
Eat your heart out guys, I know we did. lol! I have tried to link to all the recipes I used so you can try what tickles your fancy. Everything really was amazing!
I prepped anything that would freeze ahead of time, starting the cookies. I actually made most of them before Christmas.
My mom's Graham Cracker Treats [14]
Snicker Brownie Bites [15] from the Domestic Rebel – my personal fave of the night!
Turtle Thumbprint Cookies [16] from my friend, Trish over at Mom on Timeout
Anther from my mom's kitchen – Chocolate Mint Cookies [17]
Healthier Mini Cheesecakes [18] from SkinnyTaste, topped them with fresh fruit just before the guests arrive
In the way of fruit, I also prepared a layered fruit bowl that added a lot of color and diversity to the table.
And in case you missed it on FB, here is my veggie Christmas Tree! This may have been the prettiest thing on the table!
Sausage Cheddar Balls [19] from Martha Stewart
Cheese Balls [20] from Martha Stewart
While I used Martha's recipe, I used a melon-baller to make mini, individual cheese balls and added a sparkly pom to the top of a toothpick for added color and glam! I also made the Blue cheese ball and thought it was gross, so we didn't put that one out for the guests. lol.
Spiced Pecans [22] from Food.com
And while I didn't make these myself, boy were they good – Shrimp Cocktail and Crab Balls from a local seafood market!
Okay, maybe not games…one game and some door prizes.
When we invited all the bloggers, we told them we were going to do a homemade White Elephant gift exchange. In case you haven't heard of this, it s pretty simple game – each person brings a wrapped gift. Then each person who bright a gift draws a number (if there are ten people playing, the numbers would be 1 – 10). Then starting with the person who has the number 1, a gift is opened. Number 2 can either steal a gift or open a new one. This continues for all the numbers and then number 1 gets to have one last turn.
I know not everyone loves party games, but we are all crafters, so I thought it would be a fun way to show off our victories or failures. haha I don't remember who ended up with what gift but here are a few of the highlights.
JB opened Ethan's homemade bottle opener [23] and a Christmas CD of songs played using tools! haha
Here is Jessica opening another Ethan original – a homemade Cribbage board [24].
And Ethan opening Megan's jewelry holder. I was pretty happy about this and Ethan could at least admire the handiwork!
Ethan must have had this stolen because here he is with Jessica's homemade lazy suzan! It is really amazing and made from an old cheese box lid. I was lucky enough to come home with it.
Fred loves his cheese box lid chalk board from Jessica. Word is that it has been put up in his office already!
Megan was stoked to get a bird house from JB. I would have stolen it from her but she kept saying how much her daughter was going to love it. Sure Megan, play the kid card! haha
This wasn't a great picture because it was taken from across the room, but it was such a funny gift, I had to share! Poor Josh opened his gift to find "50 SHEDS of Gray." At first, he thought it was "50 Shades of Gray" but that made it even funnier. Kim even built a popsicle stick shed to house the book. But, consider yourself warned, I hear there are sheds in many compromising positions – some even bare! lol!
Well, that was our holiday party! We had such a wonderful time and made great friends with our local bloggers. I'm hoping to have more events in the coming years in hopes to build a strong and supportive community for each other.
Thanks for all your support and shared excitement as I was preparing!
What do you think? Any pointers for our next big party?
As always, thanks for reading!
Don't forget to check us out on Facebook [25] and Pinterest [26]!
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For Kids: Fun Sheet for Avoiding Your Asthma Triggers
You like to stay busy and have fun. But you may be afraid asthma will slow you down. Do your best to control your asthma. Then you can do all the things you like to do!
Draw a line from each problem on the left to the best answer on the right.
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Your friend invites you to his house. You are allergic to his cat. |
Tell your teacher that it will be better for your asthma if you exercise or warm up indoors. |
Your bedroom is dusty. You and your parents are going to clean it because dust flares up your asthma. |
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iSlide: Segway meets skateboard in radical urban transport concept
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September 18, 2007 These days the term skateboard tends to refer to a whole raft of different transport modes that go way beyond the two-axle, four wheeled conveyances that rose to prominence in the 1970s – everything from in-line caster boards to spokeless mini-motorcycles and sit-down street machines tend to be categorized under the genre. Just when you thought it was safe to go back to the ramp, a new concept has emerged that could see self-balancing technology and electric propulsion incorporated into the skateboard design. The iSlide concept by industrial designer Ofir Tal is a one wheel motorized board that utilizes a hydrogen fuel cell and onboard gyroscope to attain speeds of around 15 kph.
Described as a mix of snowboarding and skateboarding, the iSlide's motion is controlled by leaning forwards (to accelerate) and backwards (to slow down).
To optimize its urban transport functionality lights have been included in the design for night-time use and a handle is integrated into the rear of the board for ease of transportation on buses and trains.
The prototype (pictured) model is yet to have the computer and gyroscopic array finalized.
Sony hit the drawing board with a concept that also relied on self-balancing technology back in 2006, but we are yet to see any products emerge from the designs.
Ofir, who has recently completed studies at Israel's Hadasa College, is seeking interest from investors to assist in future development of the project. We will be very interested to see the final result.
Gizmag will keep readers posted as further details of the project emerge and in the meantime, Ofir can be contacted via email.
Gizmag is also keen to hear from other design students who are pushing the boundaries of new technology – if that sounds like you, feel free to email us with the details.
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January 10, 2012 – (Nashville, TN) – 2012 is shaping up to be a banner year for RCA Recording Artist Chris Young. Following a sold out New Years Eve headlining show for nearly 6,000 fans from Billy Bob's Ft. Worth, Young continues the momentum with his first appearance on the hugely popular syndicated daytime program, The Ellen DeGeneres Show. Airing Tuesday, January 17, Young will perform his current hit single, "You," from his recently released album NEON. The single is Top 5 and climbing on both the Billboard and Mediabase country charts. Visit www.ellentv.comfor local listings.
Following his appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Young will join labelmate Miranda Lambert for the "On Fire" tour, with stops in Jacksonville, FL, Charlotte, NC, Lexington, KY and Greensboro, NC.
ABOUT CHRIS YOUNG: 2011 was an amazing year for Chris Young, with nominations including: CMA New Artist of the Year, American Country Awards, and his first GRAMMY® nod, in addition to five national TV appearances. With his rich, warm baritone and penchant for writing relatable, slice-of-life songs, Young has emerged as both a critic and fan favorite. In the last few months, Young has celebrated GOLD selling status for both his sophomore album The Man I Want To Be, and smash single "Tomorrow" from his new album NEON. His latest single and follow up to four consecutive #1s, "You", is screaming up the charts. Young has been out on the road most of this year on Jason Aldean's "My Kinda Party Tour". Miranda Lambert has selected Chris as her special guest for her tour "On Fire" starting in January 2012. For tour dates and all the latest information on Chris Young, visit www.chrisyoungcountry.com and follow him on Twitter @ChrisYoungMusic.
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Title | Oral History Interview with Ferne Muir, 1986 |
Interviewee |
Muir, Ferne, 1918-2004 |
Interviewer |
Lynch, Isis, 1925- |
Description | This interview was conducted by Isis Lynch with Ferne Muir on April 18, 1986 at her home in Grand Forks, N.D. The interview concerns her involvement in the local homemakers club, as well as family history information, her mother's life as a homemaker, comparing homemaker work currently to when she was first married, social activities including members of a local camping club. |
Date of Original | 1986-04-18 |
Ordering Information | Consult: http://library.ndsu.edu/ndsuarchives/duplication-services |
Duration | 00:28:23 |
General Subject |
Women Social Life & Customs |
Subject (LCTGM) |
Housewives Teachers Home economics Rural women Country life Camping Housework Women Clubwomen |
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Oral histories Home economics extension work |
Personal Name |
Muir, Ferne, 1918-2004 Lynch, Isis, 1925- |
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Grand Forks (N.D.) Grand Forks County (N.D.) North Dakota United States |
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1980-1989 1970-1979 1960-1969 1950-1959 |
Item Number | Tape 424 |
Format of Original |
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Relation | [Is part of] North Dakota Extension Homemakers Council's Memories of North Dakota Homemakers Oral History Project records |
Notes | This interview transcript, one of many done by volunteers across North Dakota, was donated to the Institute for Regional Studies as part of the North Dakota Extension Homemakers Council's Memories of North Dakota Homemakers Oral History Project records (Mss 262). Portions of the interviews were used in the Council's three volume Memories of North Dakota Homemakers, published in 1988-1990, of which Arlene Sagness was editor and project director. |
Biography/History | Ferne Elizabeth Hanson was born November 9, 1918 at Walhalla, N.D. to Iver and Laura (McFadden) Hanson. The family later moved to Breckenridge, Minn. She attended North Dakota State School of Science at Wahpeton, N.D. for two years. She married Scott Muir in 1945 after he had been in the U.S. Navy during World War II. They made their home in Grand Forks where Ferne worked for the county Welfare Office until 1955, and did volunteer work with the local Red Cross chapter. She died July 26, 2004 at Grand Forks, N.D. |
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Sods, logs, & tar-paper. [Fargo, N.D.] : North Dakota Extension Homemakers Council, 1988 . Clothes lines, party lines, & hemlines.[Fargo, N.D.] : North Dakota Extension Homemakers Council, 1989 . Courtin', cookin' & castor oil. [Fargo, N.D.] : North Dakota Extension Homemakers Council, 1990. |
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Institute for Regional Studies Audio Collection Memories of North Dakota Homemakers Records Mss 262 |
Collection Finding Aid | Consult: http://hdl.handle.net/10365/269 |
Credit Line | Ferne Muir Oral History Interview, 1986, Institute for Regional Studies, NDSU, Fargo |
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I've had several of these and have always enjoyed them, BUT today I only made through a third of a cigar before giving up. It burned hot and uneven, terrible draw,tasted weird, and was a complete disappointment. I hope it was just a aberration.
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I love this cigar!
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Great cigar. I Was very happy with it, Well worth the price. I Will be buying more soon :)
Scottie in Texas December 13, 2012
This is the very best smoke i have ever had. i've been a connoiesseur of fine cigars for about 7 years and once i found the NUB HABANO i cant get enough. I recommend this to everyone. OUTSTANDING SMOKE ALWAYS!!!!!!
RaySmitty in DC October 3, 2012
"Outstanding smoke!"
Smoked my first one, The construction was almost flawless. the bouquet was pure pleasure, the draw excellent, and the burn was even with a nice white ash. for a short cigar it lasted me over an hour! This one has a permanent place in my humidor!
Matthew in St Paul MN. November 20, 2011
"I want to buy more."
I am new to cigars and this cigar was included with one of my first orders. It was very smooth but yet powerful. I couldn't put it down. I will be doing this one again.
Jeff S. in South Bend, IN May 13, 2011
"She finished before I did!"
I normally don't smok'em that gage but I thoroughly enjoyed it to the end. In fact I could easily enjoyed another couple of inches!
Fred in Texas September 12, 2010
"Really good, should be bigger"
I enjoyed this cigar with my morning coffee. Too bad the cigar is not bigger, it only lasted 40 min. But every minute of it was a great smoking experience.
Very rich puff with lots of aroma and full taste.
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This is one tasty and spicy smoke. This fat nub gives off a pleasant smell out of the cello, the draw is perfect, construction, appearance also perfect. The burn however is uneven, Keeps canoeing. This smoke is a great smoke for any time of day or occasion.
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This is truly one great cigar and the description is quite accurate. The excellent flavor starts at the very first draw all the way down to the very end. This guy just went on and on and on with nice billowing white smoke and real full, yet never harsh flavor. It really gave me a nice buzz.
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Randy Shank Jr.(born August 22, 1991),better known by his stage name Reign is an American hip-hop songwriter known for his club hit styles. He began his career as a rapper in the group Infinite Shots. In 2006 his album N.G.I.E.R (In Gear) was released and spawned the hits "Club Banger" and "Arise to the Occasion". Since the release of that album, Reign settled down to finish up school and later returning. PERSONAL BACKGROUND Reign was born Randy Shank Jr. on August 22, 1991 in Atlanta, Georgia. At the age of 16 Shank started to rework his moms room into a recording room. He will be graduating from Pennsbury High School in Morrisville, Pennsylvania. Shank also attented , Lake Riveria Middle School, Bricktownship Highschool, and Pennwood Middle School. CAREER 2005: N.G.I.E.R Reign recorded his first single "Club Banga" soon following "Everyday Im Hustling". Quickly notice for his potential he was givin a chance to perform in front of thousands at the OTE Music Competitions but never accepted. 2006: Paranormal State Featured his single "Your Addiction" ft. G Kidd from the group Nasty Onez became quickly notice and hot around New Jersey. Beef was also cited with the street anthem "Fuck Philly" dissing a rapper named Philly and all Philly artists. 2009: A.I.M. His long waited anticipated album of 2008 was moved to the beginning of 2009. Albums feature a variety of artist also feature his group Team Nova. Singles like "That Danger ft. Nxlvl", and "Shine ft. Dam Cash" can be heard on this album. Bonus track "Your Addiction" make a reappearance as well


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What The Government Shutdown Means For You
A potential government shutdown is looming and if you're anything like me you're picturing chaos, anarchy and a complete meltdown of Washington D.C akin to what the capital looked like after the alien attack in Independence Day.
While this isn't necessarily correct, no one can predict exactly what will happen and how the citizens of America will react. But if, and more so when, the government shutdown happens there are many things we can expect.
- Unless you have some sort of government job, you'll still have to go to work. Scratch that awesome mini vacay out of your calendar.
- If no deal is reached the government will shut down on Friday evening.
- National Parks around the country will close.
- Taxes will still be due April 18th but tax audits would be suspended as would federally back loans to small businesses.
- Federal Highway Administration, U.S Patent and Trademark Office, veterans Health Administration, U.S Agency for International Development, and the Energy Department are just some of the agencies expected to remain operating normally.
- Several agencies are choosing to not release specific plans and simply wait it out until they know whether a shutdown is happening or not.
- According to contingency plans over 4,000 department of education employees will be left temporarily be out of work during a shutdown.
- College students may have to wait longer to receive financial aid and new applications for aid are expected to be interrupted due to the verification of social security numbers, immigration status and more.
- Little disruption is expected at schools unless the shutdown continues on for weeks or even months.
- Congressional and executive offices will run with minimal staff.
The National Journal surveyed 1,200 federal employees and more than half claim they don't even know if they will or will not have to report to work during a shutdown. A majority of these workers pointed the finger at Republicans for causing such stress.
As the day continues the next 24 hours will have everyone in D.C on the edge of their seats, and me glued to a Twitter feed.
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A South Central Regional Jail inmate is dead. Jail officials confirm 54-year old Joseph Albohn of Kanahwa County hanged himself in his cell about 2:00 Tuesday morning with a bed sheet. Albohn was jailed August 1st on charges of possession of child pornography. Initially he had been on suicide watch in the jail, but was removed from after a psychologist determined he was not a risk to himself.
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Mary L. G. Theroux on the Epic Life of Willard Garvey Recorded: Sunday, November 17, 2013
Mary Theroux, Senior Vice President at the Independent Institute, is interviewed by Bob Weeks of WichitaLiberty TV. Mary reflects on the accomplishments of her father's life as told in the book Willard Garvey: An Epic Life authored by Maura McEnaney.
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Mary L. G. Theroux: Private vs. Public Disaster Relief 2013 Summer Seminar for High School Students Recorded: Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Mary L. G. Theroux, speaking from experience, explains why the non-profit sector and business do much more to serve those most in need than politicians and bureaucracy can achieve. Talk given on July 24, 2013 in Oakland, CA.
Experts: Mary L. G. TherouxType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Culture/ Society, Public Health/ Consumer Protection, Regulation and Deregulation
Civil Liberties and Security in an Age of Terrorism Recorded: Thursday, July 18, 2013
Civil Liberties in an Age of Terrorism: A special evening with our "Challenge of Liberty Summer Seminars" students and featured by C-SPAN's Book TV. Watch this eye-opening, timely discussion on the recent revelations of systematic government spyingincluding NSA accessing of phone records, USPS photocopying the exterior of all mail, and the dangers posed to liberty and security by these and other such unchecked and unconstitutional powers.
Experts: Anthony Gregory, Robert Higgs, Mary L. G. TherouxType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Constitutional Law, Defense and Foreign Policy, Privacy, Terrorism and National Crises
Mary Theroux on BART Cell Phone Shutdown Recorded: Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Mary Theroux, Senior Vice President at the Independent Institute, engages with Judge Napolitano on Fox Business Network's Freedom Watch about BART's cell phone shutdown in San Francisco.
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Mary Theroux on the Independent Scholarship Fund Recorded: Friday, April 10, 2009
Mary Theroux, Independent Institute Senior Vice President, appears on Comcast Newsmakers to discuss the Independent Scholarship Fund, a privately funded organization offering K-12 private and parochial school tuition assistance to San Francisco East Bay students.
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Filmed before a live audience on April 18, 2002, renowned author Gore Vidal rejects the blind patriotism expected by government officials and the mainstream media, and investigates U.S. foreign policy throughout recent history, showing how it has contributed to the terrorist crisis. With his famous wit and insight, Vidal also demonstrates the ways in which the War on Terrorism is being used to curtail civil liberties and shred the Bill of Rights.
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Sullivan City Police Bust a Driver with 750 Pounds of Marijuana.
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SULLIVAN CITY - A regular traffic stop for Sullivan City PD turned into a chase and then a drug bust.
It happened around 8:40 p.m. Monday evening, police said they attempted to pull over a brown Dodge pickup truck for failure to stay in a single lane. But when the truck saw the flashing police lights, he decided to run.
Police said it was a short pursuit down East Expressway 83 when the vehicle pulled off into a brush area. Police followed, but when they caught up to the truck, the male driver had fled the scene evading police. But luckily he left something behind.
"Located within the vehicle was 750 pounds of marijuana, approximately 33 bundles," said Sgt. David Rocha, Sullivan City Police.
Both the cabin and bed of the truck were packed with bundles, but Sullivan City Police said this is not a surprising amount of narcotics.
"Average seizure, they are normally between 500 and 800 pounds, this is right around the average," said Rocha.
Sullivan City is still investigating currently they don't believe the pickup to be stolen. There are currently no suspects.
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You realize what marijuana is, right? It's a plant. A naturally growing plant not unlike tomatoes, tobacco, and oranges. We're not talking a manufactured drug here like cocaine, Viagra, or your child's ADD medicine. You put a seed in some dirt (or even just water) and it grows into a beautiful plant. You then consume the THC in some way, shape, or form (don't have to smoke it. You can cook with it).
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Dominican school visit reveals similarities
Tuesday, March 4, 2014
I love it when I have the opportunity to visit schools and classrooms beyond my own. A few years ago, as part of my staff development, I visited several classrooms at Souhegan, one at Farmington, and a couple at Noble.
Jeffrey is not very talkative but I know it was quite an experience for him, as his journal later revealed.
Observing the two teachers we saw was equally interesting. The female science teacher was dressed in a denim skirt with a nice blouse and vest. She was laid back and soft-spoken. Her style was subtle; she gently put out ideas and waited for students to respond — and they did. They raised their hands and waited to be called on.
There were some stark differences in what we saw in Imbert versus what we would see in an American school.
Oh to be sure, the time or two Pedro had to go to his desk to look for something a few of the kids turned around to chat with their neighbor, just like our kids do. And, yes, the kids who really wanted to be called on waved their raised hands frantically and threw in a few audible (and mildly annoying) "ooohs" just like our kids do. These kids do not have the luxury of multi-million dollar educational facilities like most American students do, but you can be certain of this: the teachers were teaching and these kids were learning, just like our kids do — and fortunately over the years I've learned a little Spanish to go along with my English! |