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How does one dig up a old peony and move/divide to a new location?
Unless you absolutely have to move it I'd leave it until fall when they go dormant for the year. If you need to move it now I wouldn't divide it, just move as much rootball with surrounding dirt as possible. If you can possibly wait until fall you'd have a better chance of the plant surviving.
In fall, just dig around the entire plant, start digging 10-12 inches out from the where the outermost stems are growing from the ground. Once you've gotten all 4 sides started just rock the plant a bit, you'll be able to tell if you're deep enough based on how easily you can sway the entire plant. Depending on your specific variety, a shovel deep might be enough but you might have to go down 18-24 inches. Once the entire plant shifts pretty easily just lift out the entire thing. Knock most of the dirt off the rootball and you should be left with a brown, tuberous mass with lots of small eyes that look like those you'd see on an old potato. Those eyes are where your new growth will come from next spring. Try to identify an area where the ball isn't really dense and away from clumps of eyes, that's where you'll want to cut. You can use a knife or the shovel to break the rootball into several pieces each with several eyes. You typically don't have to be very gentle, peonies are fairly hardy to being divided this way. If pieces break off with no eyes they still could grow but will probably take several years to flower so plant those, too. Make sure you pick a new spot that gets mostly sun and that isn't boggy, peonies don't like a lot of shade or really wet conditions, well draining soil/areas are best.
If your peonies are flourishing that's a good indication you have them at a good depth for your area, just re-plant your divided peonies at about the same depth and they should be fine. If you've had fungus issues you'll want to treat the rootballs before planting, I've never had problems just putting them right back in the ground in their new locations. You can work in compost or your preferred fertilizer in to your planting hole. Make sure you dig a big enough hole that the soil is loosened several inches around the entire ball and that there are no air pockets around the rootball once you backfill and that the eyes are planted facing up no more than 2 inches deep or at the depth that works for your area. You can cut off the dead/dying foliage a couple of inches above the ground, too. Most herbaceous and Itoh peonies are pretty forgiving of being divided and will come right back up in the spring. If you have tree peonies to be divided please start another string and ask specifically about dividing/transplanting them, I've never divided one and there are different techniques. Dividing is kind of nerve racking the first time but you'll find that they respond very well as long as you're dividing in the fall. Good luck and keep posting back!
I agree with Elizibeth and only will add, that you will find the roots very brittle and will break when handled. This breaking can be controlled if you wait a day or two after digging and let the roots relax and become limber before you do the dividing. Al


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I am a loving, giving, honest and loyal person. I am also a strong independant woman with a passion for life. I have never been accused of being shy. I can start and hold a conversation with anyone. I like to look good and would describe myself as "self" maintenance (as opposed to high or low). I can not go a day without music. I would do anything for my children. They are my strength, my friends and my lifes greatest accomplishments. I have a close circle of great friends who I describe as the family I chose. My friends would probably describe me as loyal, compassionate, fiesty and intellectual. I am a romantic at heart and would like to find someone who thinks that romance is alive and well and wellworth the effort for that special person. My perfect match hummm??? Ok I guess to start someone who has similar interest, likes and dislikes is a good begining. Honesty is a must, this one is a deal breaker! Someone who is comfortable around my friends and family, I guess a "good fit" is one way to put it. A sports fan is a huge plus, Sundays of watching football out with friends or just the two of us at is perfect! One of the most romantic things that I believe is a lost art is slow dancing. I miss this so much. You keep a smile on my face I will make you one happy man.
Book club , Camping , Coffee and conversation , Cooking , Dining out , Fishing/Hunting , Gardening/Landscaping , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Performing arts , Shopping/Antiques , Travel/Sightseeing , Volunteering , Watching sports , Wine tasting
Aerobics, Dancing, Other types of exercise, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
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Some of my favorite places include New York City, Old San Juan Puerto Rico and Miami Beach. I have never been but want to travel to Europe starting with Italy. I like to go to sports bars and restaurants and lounges with a cool vibe and good music.
Kingsborough Community College of the City University of New York, Brooklyn, NY
I think music is just something I could not live without and enjoy a variety of it from Jazz to Rock. I rarely watch TV and when I do it's mostly sports. As for my taste in food I will try almost anything once but I love Puerto Rican style cooking.
I love to read it is probably my favorite passtime. I enjoy cooking for my family and friends. I can watch almost any sport but my favorites are football, baseball and basketball in that order. I also enjoy some crafting.
I am usually reading 4 or 5 books at a time and will read a good book many times. My list of current books include The 4 E's of Leadership, Pride and Prejudice (for like the 5th time), Emma, The Scarlet letter and 50 Shades darker.
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|4'7" (139cms)
|5'7" (170cms) to 6'2" (187cms)
|Body type:
|About average
|About average, Athletic and toned
|No preference
|I'll tell you later
|No preference
|No Way
|No Way, Cigar aficionado
|Social Drinker
|Never, Social Drinker
|Financial / Accounting / Real Estate
|No preference
|I'll tell you later
|$25,001 to $35,000, $35,001 to $50,000, $50,001 to $75,000, $75,001 to $100,000, $100,001 to $150,000, $150,001+
|Never Married, Widow / Widower, Divorced
|Have kids:
|Yes, and they sometimes live at home (2)
|No preference
|Wants kids:
|No, No, but it's OK if my partner has kids
|Latino / Hispanic
|Black / African descent, Latino / Hispanic, White / Caucasian
Puerto Rican
|Agnostic, Atheist
Initially I was going to put No Answer, however this is an important part of who I am. I no longer believe in a higher being. I am still the same loving, caring, strong person I have always been. We are all atheist I just believe in one less god.
|English, Spanish
|Some college
|High school, Some college, Associates degree, Bachelors degree, Graduate degree, PhD / Post Doctoral


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What vehicles have you owned?
Here are mine....
'47 chevy 1 1/2 ton dump, strait cut gears, realy had fun learning how to shift that one
'51 chev 6 cil. 3 on the tree, springs sticking out of seat, first car paid $10 for it
'55 chrysler new yorker, hemi v8, auto shift lever on dash, lots of power
'56 Chevy 2 door sedan
'57 packard clipper, had paxton super charger factory installed, trans died and no one would work on it
'59 bmw iseta 1 .cil 300cc door on front funny litte car but fun. Another ten dollar car got 80mpg
'59 dodge 1 ton stake bed, good truck
'60 chev 2door sedan good car
'64 Mustang
'64 dodge dart, 273 v8, 4 on the floor, great little car lots of rrides up and down highways 1 and 101
'66 ih 1 ton 4wd step side still own project truck
'67 dodge power wagon 300 4wd dump still own for parts now.
'68 IH crew cab 3/4 ton, upgraded it to 1 ton 4wd, still driving it every day for work
'69 dodge van, 6 and 3 on the tree, put 350k on that one also up and down the coast a lot
'72 honda coupe, 2 cil, 600cc car, moved to next lane when trucks passed got 50mpg
'74 dodge dart, bought new, got stolen, got it back drove across country to Boston and back.
'79 dodge camper special pu 3/4 ton
'79 VW camper van
'86 toyota van, lots of miles, bought new, got stolen, got it back with damage, no more new ones (lol)
'93 ford taurus wagon, good car
'06 PT Cruiser, current car, fun
'62 bmw 500
'61 bsa 500 twin
'64 honda 125
'66 honda 160, wrecked it, laid up for 6 weeks
'79 honda 250
'84 honda v65 sabre, lots of tickets
Wish I still had some of these. They would be worth a lot more than I paid for them.
Oh geeze.......don't expect me to remember the model years on some of these, even though I remember the years I bought them because I've owned more used vehicles than new.
61 VW beetle my first car
65 Ford Mustang.....bought it new after I totaled the VW. Man, what a car. My babysitter wrecked that one.
72 Karman Ghia rag top......new to replace the Mustang, another one of my fav cars
Honda Wagon new sometime after I gave the Ghia to one of my kids think it was '82.
Chrysler New Yorker sedan......after I gave the Honda to my ex when I divorced him. LOL. Paid $400 for it, and my son fixed it so it would run. Nice car. Breathed gas, though. Built like a Sherman tank and good winter car for a single woman who worked night shift.
Plymouth Horizon......bought at an auction. Man, did that get good mileage. New hubby tore the transmission out on it when I lent it to him.........so then bought an elcheapo VW Rabbit used. Ran it to death until the gas tank rusted out.
Ford Econoline panel truck. Drove it for years! Crank windows......two seater. Sold it when I downsized my business and still see it in town. 250K miles on it when I sold it. I liked that one at road crossings. Nobody tried to temp me for right-of-way. They thought I had nothing to lose. rofl.
My Jeep Cherokee..........Mama gave it to me with 7K miles on it when she quit driving. Miss it in wintertime with the 4WD and it was neat looking and practical as he**. Turned it in when gas hit nearly 4$ a gallon. Best it ever got was 17mpg. Not a good car for short hauls.
My Nissan Cube I bought new when it first came out. Still driving that one and shall until one of us craps out.
There have been various and sundry other ones, but they've been spouse's cars mostly I've driven on occasion. I've never been one to own a car jointly......though on rare occasions I'll share or borrow if the need arises and they've included big old Caddies, LTDs, chromed up pick-em-ups, a sweet little Dodge Charger I wish I had now.
Best car that I've ever owned was a 76 MG midget. Had too much fun in that car to be legal. It's where I learned to maintain and repair autos. I've had others but nothing that I ever became emotionally attached. With rare exceptions, vehicles are made to get from point A to point B. Heretical, I know.
Wouldn't mind owning another one, but not at the going prices for said heirloom vehicle.
The '69 Chrysler 300 didn't have my name on the title, but it was the family car decommissioned for my exclusive use. That thing was fast! Pale blue, white top, much loved. I was always a little sad that the pink Desoto sitting in our garage was no longer running by the time I was driving. The other family cars I remember and drove were a '70s Chrysler New Yorker and an apricot-frost Lincoln Continental, the last year they made them really, really big.
First real car for me was the 1980 Fiat X19, red two-seater with a Targa top that stowed under the front hood (which was not where the engine was). Fun when it was running.
Late '80s VW Jetta. My first car with working AC. Kept it until its demise in 2006. Had terrible door handles that broke all the time. But I was fond of it.
Early '90s Jaguar sedan, acquired about 10 years ago. Still have it. Still runs well, except for the AC.
'06 Subaru. Handles great in the winter. And the AC still works.
And around town, I use my bicycle a lot.
My mom gave me her Ford Falcon, I think a '67. I drove it for a couple of years but it ended up smushed in the middle of a freeway pile-up (I survived).
A Datsun 1200, maybe a '73, with automatic transmission. It took about five minutes to go from 0-60mph. Drove that one for many years, but sold it when it finally needed a major engine overhaul.
A Honda Civic, '89 with a stick shift. Great little car that I kept for about fifteen years. It still drove well when I sold it.
A Toyota Sienna, '04. Roomy, comfy, smooth ride. Some problems with the automatic doors, but I love it in every other way.
First mid 80's chrysler turismo. My first car was passed down by Dad when he got a newer truck. Loved that car, it could plow through snow like nobody's business. Low to the ground and stable. My dad fixed that car over and over to finally I had a light switch under the hood to start it. Then sadly my sister didn't understand that when the check engine light and the oil light comes on to pull over and let it cool down. Instead she kept driving until the engine seized bye bye car. Still haven't forgiven her.
67 mustang still have love this car. Started life original red, when I got it it was yellow with black stripes looked like a bumble bee. Then a opps that's not the blue I thought it would be, to now a lovely dark blue. Sister never gets to drive.
Drove a hyundai pony with a manual choke hated that car it was the sisters...( which she smashed up... )
On to a 88 chevy sprint used. Good on gas that's about it other then cheap. Drove it a lot of miles. Dad hated this car cause to work on the engine you basically had to remove it.
Next was the 99 s-10 pickup loved this truck. Got it almost new, Wished it hadn't started to fall apart so soon.
And today I own a 2010 F150 truck. First brand new vehicle Love the size still getting used to the parking at the back of the lot...Oh yeah and the gas ouch! But looking forward to being able to tow a trailer full of mulch dirt or what ever I need. :)
Don, that's a lot of vehicles!
I didn't start driving until I was 24. That's when I inherited dh's Chevy Vega that he inherited from his dad. Drove it for a couple years till it kissed a pine tree.
Next was a Datsun 810 (dealer demo).
Bought my first brand new in '85 ... Toyota Celica. Loved that car for 15 years.
Have been driving a Toyota 4Runner since 2000. Love it as much as the Celica.
1976 Ford Pinto, didn't blow up on me, but I was never rear-ended
1976 Honda CVCC--my friends called this a beer can. Because it looked like one to them. Could reach over and roll down the window on the passenger side while driving, without leaning over. Small!
1988 Pontiac LeMans-the car they brought back from the 60s only uglier and less durable. The first car I ever ever bought.
1990 Mitsubishi Eclipse-At this time, Mitsubishi, Dodge, and Eagle (remember them?!) were in collusion, I mean had agreements, in place and Eagle made the Talon. Daddy liked my Eclipse so much he bought a Talon.
1990 Mazda Miata--you know how I feel about that one!!!! 2011-1990=21 years old. Still running strong. After bankruptcy, foreclosure, and divorce... AND it got flooded, there is no A/C (I don't care), no heater (I don't care), the driver's window doesn't crank up or down, I can pull it instead, and the radio just went out. I might fix that. I did just get a brand new convertible top and it'll likely work another three or so years.
My parents owned, during my lifetime, and I rode in:
'67 Jaguar XKE (CHECK THIS CAR OUT!!!!)
Late 70s Grand Torino
Ford, Pinto (the same one)
A really huge and old Oldsmobile that I learned to drive on. Ugh.
Cars my boyfriends/husbands have owned, and I drove/owned:
196? VW Bug (two of them)
198? Honda CRX (two of them)
1986 1/2 yes, a half year??? Toyota Celica, Supra (two of them)
Oldsmobile Cutlass
Nissan pickup
Mazda 626
Mazda Protege
Isuzu Rodeo
The weird thing is, the two bugs, two Hondas, and the two Supras are the same two guys. Both guys onwed all those cars in succession. Where they deviate? After I broke up with boyfriend of eight years, he bought a Nissan Pathfinder. The one I married and stayed married to for 11 years, owned an ordinary Nissan pickup. Weird!!!!!
I'm shaking my head at this posting! Y'all who can remember both model and production year have my admiration!!
2 cars before I married; 11 [or 12?] during 1st marriage; 3 after that (my habit was to trade-in when the car had 150,000+ miles); and I have no idea how many since then. Good cars are kept for years (my Mazda was 16 before being retired), and "bad" cars were sold off, sometimes within months of purchase. But remember all the makes and models? Not in my skillset.
I've owned 3 autos (all brand new) in the 50 years we've been married. We buy them new and keep them until they fall apart. Two were state of the art station wagons, custom fitted with air condition and coated with a protective shield in the under carriage from snow and salt water. Our favorite places were the slopes and the ocean.
My present car is an Olds. 1994, it's been a wonderful car.
In addition, the registration fees and insurance are very low.
BTW, DH has a Delta 88, yes that's 1988, and the registration fees and insurance are lower than mine.
Meldy, I can't answer objectively why I know, because I don't know if I remember the makes/models because I am a gearhead, or if it is because you need to know for so many things, such as buying parts, or for registering the car for parking privileges??? Could be a combination.
west, that's it! It was an Oldsmobile Delta. Hugest thing ever. I guess some would say it was a tank and great for snow driving, but I hated it. Practically needed a phonebook to be tall enough to drive it. Not good for someone's self-esteem ((wink, wink))
rob333,a Delta 88 being bulky? What year are you thinking about? Hubby's car is a 1988 model and as far as I'm concerned, it is not bulky in any way. See link below, it's not a pic of hubby's car but represents the car.
If you're thinking about Buicks from the 40-50ties, you're right, they were built like tanks.
Wink, my self-esteem does not depend on the car I own.
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Departing from the base
Up in the air, a birds-eye view of the ocean
Shoot a group of planes, then get the POW icon to upgrade your weapons
Exploded in mid-air
This biplane is much bigger than those at the start of the stage
Arrived at another base
Two of your companions join in the battle
Title screen
Plane starts
First enemy planes
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Power up
Flying fortress
Title Screen
start stage 1
Uh oh, big planes attacking
finally some rest
Deployed for battle
Getting started
Flying over land
This guy is too big for me...
Get Psyched
Your mission begins
A huge plane appears on your 7
Collect the pow .........
And you get twice the firepower
End of mission statistics
The classic gameplay is intact.
Shoot the entire chain of red planes to receive a power-up.
There is a power-up that provides two wingmen.
Larger planes are tougher.
Level boss
Level completed.
Leave the flight deck
Shoot the big plane for a bonus
Shot down!
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(MSX1) Taking off
(MSX1) Dogfighting above a small island
(MSX1) Here comes a big bomber
(MSX1) Game over
Fighting enemy planes
Each level starts on an aircraft carrier
Attacking planes with some weapon power ups
Flying a mission over land
A very large enemy!
Approaching an island
Hunted by a large bomber
The bomber changes colour when damaged
A bonus appears
One early upgrade gives you four shots
After finishing the stage, you land on your carrier
Small planes come in white, green and red
Your accuracy is calculated
On to the next mission
Different planes have different attack patterns
Only 31 stages remaining
Shoot the medium-sized planes for bonuses
You may catch enemy planes, just as in Galaga
Shot down
Game over
High score!
In V1 mode, the graphics lose definition
Top 5 Scores
Okay, let's get started, only 32 stages to go...
There are some flickering sprites when the action gets hectic
Power up, don't mind if I do
End of stage summary
Collecting the Yashichi earns you 5000 bonus points
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Loading screen
Joystick options
Big planes can shoot in all directions
Collect the pow ......
Land on the boat for the next stage
Over islands
Take power
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Mystical Music of the Middle East: Yuval Ron Ensemble
Wednesday, April 15, 2015. 8:00pm
Chapel of St. Thomas Aquinas
A celebration of the light of the Divine expressed in songs of Sufi origin from Turkey; Jewish prayers from Morocco, Yemen, and Israel; and Armenian chants.
with special guest Dervish: Cassandra Shore, Artistic Director of Jawaahir Dance Company
The Yuval Ron Ensemble includes Arabic, Jewish and Christian artists who come together to unite the sacred musical traditions of Judaism, Sufism (Islamic mystical tradition) and the Christian Armenian Church into an unusual musical performance. Composer and world-music record producer Yuval Ron imparts the ancient and deep inter-cultural connection between these three traditions and the musical influences they share.
Presented by The University of St. Thomas Sacred Arts Festival. Co-sponsored by the Jay Phillips Center for Interfaith Learning and the Episcopal House of Prayer at St John's Abbey and University
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under the Stars
Thursday, May 14
Tickets $25 on-line and $30 at the door.
Join our mistress-of-ceremonies, TPT2's Almanac co-host Cathy Wurzer, for an exciting evening with performances by Cassandra and Jawaahir. Of course, we'll also have silent and live auctions, and henna artist Angela from Ancient Traditions Mehndi.
We're currently accepting donations for our auction. If you would like to donate an item, email Angela to let her know. Please try to send your donations by Friday, April 24, which is 3 weeks before the gala. (Any donations we receive after Thursday, May 7 will be saved for next year's gala.)
You can bid on costume accessories, classes and tuition discounts, restaurant gift certificates, theater tickets, CDs, art museum membership, amusement park and festival passes, unique artisan jewelry, stunning visual art, Minnesota craft beers, hand-thrown ceramics, exotic household décor… and much more!
Cassandra's 2015 Weeklong Oriental Dance Intensive
Read a review of a past workshop by one of the participants, Sherezzah Bint al-Waha.
Monday-Saturday, June 1–6, 2015
A six-day workshop taught by the fabulous Cassandra:
Cost of the complete weeklong package: USD $675.
See the flyer.
If you are coming from out of town and want advanced information about accommodations or things to do in the area, contact Angela at firstname.lastname@example.com or 612-872-6050.
A $100 non-refundable deposit will secure your place in the Intensive. Balance is due May 17, 2015. Cancellations receive 50% refund (less deposit).
Enchanted Evening
Friday, June 5, 2015 at 8:00pm
Tickets will be available on-line.
Join Cassandra and Jawaahir Dance Company for an Enchanted Evening — a special and intimate evening of performances by Cassandra, Jawaahir Dance Company, and other fabulous dancers.
Cassandra's Cabaret
Saturday, June 6, 2015 at 8:00pm
Join Cassandra as she transforms the Jawaahir Studio Theater into a Cabaret! Intimate tables, delicious hors d'oeuvres, and an evening of fabulous dance and music. Seating starts at 7:45.
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Blaine Festival 2015
Saturday, June 27. Jawaahir is performing 4:30-5:00.
The Blaine Festival, June 26-28, is an annual community celebration with weekend-long events for every member of the family. This year's celebration will be held at Aquatore Park and showcases a wide variety of entertainment with something for every one.
The weekend gala includes a carnival, craft shows, helicopter rides, magician, recreational activities, food, and live bands to name a few.
For more information, go to the Blaine Festival website.
Something Tribal This Way Comes
July 17-19, 2015
Cassandra is teaching.
For further information, visit the Facebook page.
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March 2015 President's Report
William Lee, P.E.
I keep saying each newsletter how the last month's meeting was a great one, but the February meeting was another great one. Thanks to the 57 attendees who enjoyed the presentation of ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer –Lew Harriman - entitled " Diagnosing & Fixing Humidity Control Problems in Real-World Buildings – Tools, Techniques, Case Histories and Practical Suggestions." It always amazes me how the really good communicators can convey information so simply and clearly. That certainly was the case in hearing Mr. Harriman's presentation. We hope to have him back soon and present for a longer period such as a technical seminar.
Which leads me to the next big thing up is the March Technical seminar on March 13 (Friday the thirteenth again) at the Hawaii Prince Hotel and will be on Indoor Air Quality. With 4 industry experts speaking throughout the day highlighted by the keynote speaker - Dr. Max Sherman from the Lawrence Berkley Labs, a world class expert on the subject. This will be a bargain at $100 which includes a light breakfeast, lunch, and an afternoon pau hana. There will also be a product show- where vendors will have tabletop displays and information of interest to the HVAC community. Please sign up ASAP.
Again, I would like to highlight the behind the scenes people that keep our local ASHRAE chapter running. This month I would like to introduce our Technical Awards Chairwomen – Lori Arakawa. Lori has stepped into her role with enthusiasm, and diligence. She has started an energy tips article each month in the newsletter. I have known Lori from way back when she had just started working for the Navy after graduating from college. She now works for the Army Corps of Engineers. Thank you Lori.
If you know of any projects that would be a good for the Technical Awards please contact myself or Lori.
Again I would like to thank all of our volunteers, and members for their support and hard work this year. We are in the home stretch with just a few meeting left in the year, but still a lot of other activities such as the golf tournament, and refrigeration tour planned.
I will be away during the technical seminar but hope to see everyone at the April meeting.
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Policy: Family, Medical, and Military Leave
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|Policy ID: HRM-026
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|The University is committed to providing leave to assist employees with balancing the demands of the workplace, their individual needs, and the needs of their family in ways that accommodate the legitimate interests of the University's schools and departments. This policy assists the University in complying with the Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993 (29 U.S.C. 2601 et seq., and Regulations 29 C.F.R Part 825).
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Eligible employees: Faculty, professional research staff, classified salaried employees, University staff, salaried research assistants, and wage employees who have been employed by the University for: (1) at least 12 months within the last seven years; and (2) at least 1,250 hours during the 12 months before the start of the leave. (NOTE: The required 1,250 hours do not have to be worked during consecutive months. However, the 1,250 hours of work requirement applies to the 12 months immediately preceding the start of the leave.)
Employment Benefits: All benefits provided by the University to salaried employees including group life insurance, health insurance, annual and sick leave, educational benefits, and retirement contributions.
Family and Medical Leave: A job-protected leave without pay (or use of an employee's accrued leave with pay) for up to 12 workweeks (or up to 26 weeks for qualified Military leave) during a Leave Plan Year for the reasons specified in this policy in conformance with the federal Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) of 1993.
Healthcare Provider: Healthcare providers include: (1) doctors of medicine or osteopathy who are authorized to practice medicine or surgery (as appropriate) by the state in which the doctors practice; (2) any other person determined by the Secretary of the Department of Labor to be capable of providing health care services; and (3) others capable of providing health care services to include only podiatrists, dentists, clinical psychologists, optometrists, chiropractors, nurse practitioners and nurse-midwives authorized to practice in the state and performing within the scope of their practice as defined under state law. This also includes Christian Scientist practitioners listed with the First Church of Christ, Scientist in Boston, although an employee or family member may be required to submit to a medical examination for a second or third opinion (not treatment) from a non-Christian Science practitioner.
Key Position: A position within the highest paid 10 percent of all the University's employees, working within 75 miles of the University's facility.
Leave Plan Year: Begins with the first day of the pay period which includes January 1 (known as Pay Period 1) and ends on the last day of the pay period preceding Pay Period 1 of the following year.
Parent: Biological parent or individual who stood in place of the parent of the employee and was charged with the duties and responsibilities of the parent.Qualified Exigency Leave: Military leave which may be used for such pressing or urgent situations as:
Spouse: Husband or wife as recognized under the laws of the Commonwealth for the purpose of marriage.
University Facility: Any defined space of the University, including a room, lab, series of labs, building or controlled outdoor area.
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For an eligible wage employee – Actual hours taken will be counted on a prorated basis corresponding to the percentage of hours the employee normally is scheduled to work during the 365-day period prior to the date family and medical leave is scheduled to begin.
An employee does not accrue annual and sick leave when on leave without pay status during family and medical leave.
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|Effective January 16, 2009, the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) issued its new rules for interpreting the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA). The new rules serve two primary purposes: 1) to provide greater clarity on several regulations and 2) to implement new FMLA leave available to military family members.
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Love was asked directly if he felt James' tweet was attributed to him and his October comments. "I don't know. I truly feel if LeBron had a problem with me or had to talk to me for good or worse, he would've come up and talked to me," Love said. "I truly believe that." Akron Beacon Journal
Chris Haynes: LeBron James says Sports Center segment on "James calling out Love" prompted tweet towards media. Reiterated he would address the player. Twitter @ChrisBHaynes
Joe Vardon: LeBron also said if players had issue with him they should come to him Twitter @joevardon
There's no question that this bumpy season has raised some reasonable questions about whether or not Love is the right long-term fit in Cleveland, especially with the three-time All-Star owning an opt-out in his contract following this season. It also led to some assumptions, among some, about whether or not Love has the right makeup to play for an NBA winner, and if he's truly willing to sacrifice for a contender. Ben Howland takes exception to such negative characterizations. "One thousand percent," said Howland, who coached Love and UCLA to the Final Four in Love's only collegiate season. "It's insulting." Bleacher Report
When the reporter followed up to ask if there was any scenario where Love would consider the Lakers, he responded, flatly, "no." ESPN.com
LeBron James: I like u guys a lot(Media) but don't try and make a story cause it looks good. If I have a problem with a teammate or anyone I'll say to their face and not over social media. That's corny and wack! So good try again my friends(Media), I still love you guys. Twitter @KingJames
I know the trade deadline is approaching and an easy talk radio topic is whether the Cavs should trade Love. Not happening. The Cavs have not entertained any thought like that and haven't discussed Love with any other teams. They are committed to making this work and Sunday was proof that it can. Akron Beacon Journal
LeBron James: Stop trying to find a way to FIT-OUT and just FIT-IN. Be apart of something special! Just my thoughts Twitter @KingJames
"It was more about people in general," James said. "It was a general thought I had. Obviously whatever thought I have people try to encrypt it and Da Vinci code it and all that stuff. People are always trying to fit out instead of fit in and be part of something special. That's what it's all about." Akron Beacon Journal
After the large pack of cameras and recorders dissipated, a few of the regular beat writers stuck around a few extra minutes. ESPN's Dave McMenamin, who used the original "fit in/fit out" Love quote in an October story for ESPN, showed James the original quote. He smiled. When we pressed him on it some more, James laughed and said, "It's not a coincidence, man." Akron Beacon Journal
I was shocked. McMenamin was shocked. No recorders were running, no cameras were live. It was just some guys standing around talking. The conversation continued for a few more minutes before James dressed and headed for the door. I stopped him just to be clear. "When we're standing around BSing like that, do you consider it on the record or off the record?" I asked. James responded: "Ain't nothing off the record. I know everything that comes out of my mouth. If I say it, it's on the record." Then he pointed at McMenamin and walked out of the locker room. Akron Beacon Journal
Love, for his part, was blindsided by the whole thing. He has a Twitter account, but hasn't posted anything since Christmas Eve. He had no idea about the tweet or James' comments. Love was the last one to speak after the game. I didn't want to embarrass him or put him on the spot in front of everyone, so when the crowd dispersed I filled him in. He had no idea what I was talking about so I showed him James' tweet and explained James' "it's not a coincidence" remark. "I feel like I've done all the right things. I haven't got upset or been down," Love said. "There's moments when I hope I would've played better but it's a long, long season. I don't know really what he's talking about. I feel like I've sacrificed and I think everyone knows that. I'm not trying to downplay what he said, but I think I've done a pretty good job of trying to help this team." Akron Beacon Journal
Love is an admitted introvert who enjoys sitting home and watching movies. Timberwolves center Nikola Pekovic, who was Love's closest friend in Minnesota, told me last week he had to struggle sometimes just to get Love to leave his apartment. Love wasn't overly close with a lot of his teammates in Minnesota. The list consisted of Pekovic and Corey Brewer. That was about it. Akron Beacon Journal
Cleveland's league-high 12-game winning streak was snapped and Love continues to labor. "I felt last game I got in the post and got myself going and got to the free throw line," Love said of his 24-point effort against Los Angeles. "Tonight I was more of a spacer so I wasn't necessarily being asked to score the ball tonight, but I felt LeBron [James] and Kyrie [Irving] and Timo [Mozgov] and those guys did a great job." Cleveland Plain Dealer
Love's facial expression said it all. This up and down rollercoaster of a season is wearing on him. "Oh yeah, definitely frustrating," he admitted. "Yeah, I think it's one of the toughest situation I've had to deal with but at the end of the day we're winning basketball games. I know tonight was different. At the same time, there's no blueprint for what I should be doing, but I'll try my best to figure it out." Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cavs first-year Coach David Blatt, who drew criticism last month for saying Love wasn't a max player yet – a reference to Love's contract, Blatt later said, not his ability – praised Love for fitting in. "He's averaging a double-double," Blatt said. "If you want to compare him to last year's numbers, maybe there's a difference. But that is still pretty good production for anyone, anywhere. He's doing that on a team where there are other players with the same type of capability in one respect or another. I think what he's doing is actually quite special. USA Today Sports
Said Love: "I'd be lying if I said it wasn't an adjustment. I'm trying to find different ways to be as efficient as possible. It's something I prided myself on here. There are different ways for me to affect the game. I'm still figuring that out on this team. We still have 35-plus games left. That will continue to evolve and change and get better." Love struggled to pinpoint the best way to judge his season. "I don't know how to answer that. I don't really know," he said. "I came to the Cavaliers to win basketball games, and we're doing that now." USA Today Sports
After Kevin Love scored a season-low five points Monday and didn't attempt a shot after going 1-for-7 in the first quarter, LeBron James suggested there were more shots available for Love that he turned down and questioned whether his teammate's confidence might be shaken. "I think Kev had some shots that he passed up on," James said. "Maybe he felt that he just wasn't in a good rhythm, but I know I hit him with a few [potential] shots after the first quarter where he had some good looks when he decided to swing-swing [with a pass], which is OK, it kept the ball moving. So, I think for Kev, I think his confidence maybe shooting the ball is a little down, but for me as a player, I get him good looks. I want him to shoot the ball and he needs to shoot it with confidence." ESPN.com
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Dead Acacia trees in Deadvlei, near Sossuvlei, Namib Naukluft Park, Namibia
Canon EOS 20D with 17-85mm IS set to 24mm (= 38mm on 35mm film), f13, 1/60s, -1/3 EV exposure compensation, ISO 200, polarizer
Featured in "Wild Nature Photography and Writing" 13/03/2010
lovely shot…beautifully composed
Hello James, thank you very much for your nice compliment
– christopher363
Brilliantly composed indeed and an apt title! :)
Dear Helen, thank you a lot for you nice compliment :-)
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This is such a wonderful and brilliant image!!!
Dear Carlos, a lot of thanks for your kind compliment and for adding "Sternness of nature" to your favourites.
– christopher363
Don't forget to enter this image in the MARCH Features Challenge.
Dear Anne-Marie, my greatest thanks for featuring my image – I appreciate it very much :-)
– christopher363
A fantastic shot in a fantastic place. Congratulations on your well deserved feature christopher363.
Thank you a lot for the congratulations and compliment.
– christopher363
super capture, very well balanced.
Dear Christine, thank you a lot for your nice comment.
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Dear Kirsty, thank you very much for you lovely comment
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Please share/post this image with the Group One Tree at a Time
Dear Calvin, done as recommended – a lot of thanks to the encouragement
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Kentucky Investigation Clears Asmussen
A nearly one-year investigation in Kentucky cleared trainer Steve Asmussen of allegations of horse abuse brought by the animal-rights group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.
A nearly one-year investigation in Kentucky cleared trainer Steve Asmussen of allegations of horse abuse brought by the animal-rights group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.
The state cabinet that oversees the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission likely will appeal a circuit court judge's ruling that former Kentucky chief steward John Veitch was improperly dismissed in November 2011.
At its regular Oct. 21 meeting at the Kentucky Horse Park, the KHRC approved race dates for next season that kept in place an agreement on September dates made by Churchill Downs, Kentucky Downs, and Ellis Park.
While it will need regulatory approval, track officials said Tuesday, Oct. 15, an agreement is largely in place for Keeneland to purchase the current Standardbred track Thunder Ridge.
Representatives from Kentucky Downs, Churchill Downs, and Ellis Park failed to hammer out an agreement on 2015 September race dates in a Tuesday, Oct. 14, meeting facilitated by a KHRC committee.
Keeneland plans to offer historical racing at a new 40,000-square foot facility to be built on the property and scheduled to open in July 2015. The new Keeneland Event Center will offer 600 Instant Racing games.
With Breeders' Cup at least slowing implementation of its race-day Salix prohibition, the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission could revisit its plans to ban use of the diuretic on race day.
Members of the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission staff outlined changes that have been put in place to prevent future mistakes in the administration of race-day Salix at the state's tracks.
The schedule shifts September racing dates from Turfway Park in Northern Kentucky to Churchill in Louisville. February will offer just four race dates in the state, at Turfway Park.
Five members of the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission have been reappointed by Gov. Steve Beshear to terms ending July 1, 2014.
After two years of major cutbacks in live racing, Kentucky's Thoroughbred racetracks are hoping for some stability and are maintaining the status quo in their requests for 2011 dates.
The public gets another opportunity to comment on new Kentucky Horse Racing Commission regulations that would allow Instant Racing machines at the racetracks.
The Association of Racing Commissioners International has named Kentucky Horse Racing Commission executive director Lisa Underwood the winner of its Len Foote Award in recognition of her outstanding contributions to horse racing. The award is given each year to the executive director who best demonstrates the attributes of leadership and achievement.
Midwestern invader Beau's Town, impressively handled by Patrick Valenzuela, blazed to an impressive 1 1/2-length victory in the $191,000 Bing Crosby Breeders' Cup Handicap (gr. II) over a strong group of older sprinters.