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Agencies demo one-stop FOIA portal
Thursday - 1/12/2012, 3:47pm EST
Federal employees who respond to Freedom of Information Act requests got their first look today at a new web portal designed to improve the efficiency and transparency of their jobs.
When the portal goes live in October, it should "meet all the requirements that any FOIA office big or small would have to deal with," said National Archives and Records Administration's Office of Government Information Services Director Miriam Nisbet in an interview with Federal News Radio.
For example, she said, it is being "built to accommodate all the reporting requirements that agencies have to deal with and do annually for the Department of Justice," which oversees agency compliance with the open-records law.
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The Environmental Protection Agency is leading the $1.3 million effort, with assistance from NARA and the Commerce Department. The agencies are holding demonstrations this month for FOIA professionals across government as they fine-tune the portal. In addition to soliciting feedback, the portal's developers hope to generate enthusiasm across the government for the site, which they expect to debut Oct. 1.
The federal government receives roughly 600,000 FOIA requests a year. While the government's backlog has decreased steadily, there were close to 70,000 outstanding requests in fiscal 2010.
The portal "could potentially help FOIA officers throughout the government be a little more efficient at doing their jobs," said Office of Government Information Services facilitator Kirsten Mitchell.
One feature, she said, would let both FOIA requestors and agencies track the progress of a request in real time.
"When both sides have access to that information, it can prevent disputes," she said.
First governmentwide FOIA tracking system
This would be the first governmentwide FOIA case-management system. It could save up to $200 million over five years if all agencies use it, according to NARA.
The portal would make it easier for agencies to "refer records and consult with other agencies on FOIA requests, which up to now has been a paper process," said Nisbet.
That has been a sore spot for FOIA requestors, who may not know when an agency has passed on their request to another agency. The Justice Department recently released guidance intended to make that interagency process more transparent to requestors.
In addition, Archives launched in November an online case management system to publicly track requests sent to Nisbet's office, which acts as a FOIA ombudsman by investigating delays and facilitating disputes upon request.
EPA is basing the portal on Regulations.gov, which it administers.
While the new site's design is in flux, "certainly, conceptually it will be very similar," to Regulations.gov, Nisbet said.
That's not welcome news for open-government advocates, who have complained that the portal, by which people can read and comment on proposed federal regulations, is cumbersome to use.
"Because they're using this system that we're not the biggest fan of, we're concerned about how usable it will be," said OMB Watch policy analyst Gavin Baker. "But we're not going to let the perfect be the enemy of the good."
"Even if the site is clunky at first, agencies have been responsive to concerns about usability," he added. "If there are problems, we're hopeful that the agencies will address that in future versions."
As the agencies develop the site, Baker said he would advocate for a feature to make it easier for agencies to publish information on their websites after one request, rather than waiting for multiple requests.
Nisbet said the agencies would solicit feedback from the public in the next few months. But she said the site may not change the way people request information.
"Requestors would always be able to go directly to agencies that have the records they're looking for," she said. "But this will help people who don't know where to go-they know what they're looking for but don't know which agency has the records."
Users testify improvement needed for FOIA
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Cleveland Cavaliers (4-8) at New Orleans Pelicans (5-6), 8 p.m.
(SportsNetwork.com) - The New Orleans Pelicans have won two straight and will try to extend that streak Friday night when they host the Cleveland Cavaliers at New Orleans Arena.
The Pelicans started their run with a 135-98 demolishing of the Philadelphia 76ers on Saturday. Their second consecutive victory came with a 105-98 decision over the Utah Jazz on Wednesday.
Anthony Davis led the way for New Orleans with 22 points, nine rebounds and an astounding eight blocks. Jrue Holiday added 14 points and Jason Smith netted 11.
Ryan Anderson went 4-for-6 from 3-point range for 19 points and Tyreke Evans chipped in 13 points. All totaled, the Pelicans' bench contributed 45 points against Utah.
"It's nice to be able to plug guys in especially when the starters don't have their normal juice and I didn't think collectively the starters had it tonight," said Pelicans coach Monty Williams. "I wouldn't call it a luxury yet because we're a work in progress, but it was nice to be able to go to the bench."
Friday's contest wraps up a three-game homestand for the Pelicans.
The Cavs have dropped four of their last five, including a 98-91 home setback to the Washington Wizards on Wednesday. The Wizards were up by 27 at the 5:11 mark of the third quarter and the performance did not impress head coach Mike Brown.
"We didn't compete. We had one guy that competed the entire time he was on the floor. That's Matthew Dellavedova," Brown said. "I've got to find guys that are going to give it to me. It's as simple as that. We didn't play hard."
Dellavedova finished with nine points on 3-of-6 shooting from 3-point range.
Kyrie Irving led the way for the Cavs with 28 points, but the other four Cleveland starters - Earl Clark, Tristan Thompson, Andrew Bynum and C.J. Miles - combined for seven points. Miles strained his calf against the Wizards and won't play on Friday.
Dion Waiters returned to the lineup after illness and had 11 points. Jarrett Jack and Anderson Varejao both had 14 points off the bench, while Varejao grabbed 11 rebounds.
The Cleveland reserves accounted for 56 points.
New Orleans has won four of the last five against the Cavaliers and is 5-1 at home against Cleveland in the last six meetings.
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GREENVILLE — East Carolina's football team shouldn't have any trouble motivating itself today at Alabama-Birmingham.
The Pirates just know that they shouldn't expect any external help.
ECU (4-3, 3-1 Conference USA) visits the deceptively dangerous Blazers at 7 p.m. with hopes of maintaining a hold on second place in the league's East Division.
UAB's Legion Field, the 85-year-old home to a notoriously dull environment, has seen an average of just 17,738 fans over the past five seasons. In a stadium that seats more than 71,000, the crowds tend to offer all the atmosphere of a game of solitaire.
"We understand that a lot of these games are not going to be like our home stadium," Pirates quarterback Shane Carden said, referring to a home field that's drawn a league-leading average of 47,326 this season. "They're not going to be as wild, they're not going to be as crazy."
But the game, ECU's players also understand, will be no less important.
In addition to offering an opportunity to edge closer to bowl eligibility, it's a chance to halt a frustrating trend. Starting with a season-opening win over Appalachian State, the Pirates have managed to win every other game.
Putting a positive streak together as the rows shorten would go a long way toward facilitating a trip to the postseason for the first time in two years.
"It's actually something we've talked about," said sophomore linebacker and leading tackler Jeremy Grove, who has 51 stops this season. "We want to get a back-to-back win here and get this thing rolling and win this thing out."
The Blazers (1-5, 0-2) sit tied with Southern Miss for last place in the division. But consecutive 49-6 and 29-15 losses at national powers South Carolina and Ohio State, respectively, make them difficult to gauge.
Under first-year coach Garrick McGee, UAB is averaging 26.8 points and 392.2 yard per game in a spread offense.
But they're allowing 411.7 total yards per game, a fact that hasn't eased any minds at ECU.
"A dumb team would overlook these guys, look at their record and think that they're not going to be a good ball team," said Carden, who passed for a career-high 308 yards in last week's 41-7 win over Memphis, the fifth start of his career. "We can't do that. We can't overlook these guys. They're a good team. If we didn't know their record, on film, I would not guess it's 1-5."
UAB, which fell 39-17 at Houston last week, employs a two-quarterback system. Redshirt freshman Austin Brown has passed for 1,130 yards and five touchdowns, while junior Jonathan Perry has added 726 yards and four scores.
The Blazers have shown a tendency to start well and fizzle, finishing only an easy 52-3 win over Southeastern Louisiana on Oct. 6. McGee, who took over at UAB after four years on the offensive staff at Arkansas, promised change.
"I've watched us lose five games the same exact way," he said. "We compete in the first half. We get the game in the third quarter with an opportunity to win and we end up collapsing. I've seen that happen five times in a row. I'm not interested in doing the same exact things and getting the same exact results."
Third-year ECU head coach Ruffin McNeill called McGee "a great addition to our conference" and "a real class act," adding, like Carden, that the Blazers are not to be overlooked.
"Their record may not show it," McNeill said, "but they do a good job."
Former West Craven High School standout Justin Hardy, a sophomore inside receiver who caught six passes for a career-high 137 yards and two touchdowns last week, said it's time for the Pirates to keep things rolling in the right direction.
"We need to break that little streak that we've got, winning a game and then losing one," he said. "This week would be a good week to do it."
Justin Jones, an emerging junior receiver, said small crowds on the road prevent him from taking the raucous home gatherings for granted.
"It's special, man," Jones said. "You go to these schools like UAB and Memphis and there's nobody in the stands. Personally, I don't know what would be the fun part about playing football for a place like that. The fans make the total difference."
NOTES: The Pirates lead the series 7-4, including five straight wins. ... ECU center Taylor Hudson (back) was listed as doubtful late this week. His absence would break a streak of starting the same five players on the offensive line every game this season. ... The Blazers are averaging 19,340 fans at home this season. They played before 105,019 at Ohio State on Sept. 22.
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Legion Field
Birmingham, Ala.
Today, 7 p.m.
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How they match up
Points per game 23.4 26.8
Opp. PPG 23.9 34.7
Rushing yards per game 103.7 82.8
Passing YPG 247.7 309.3
Keys to the game: ECU, a 2 1/2-point favorite, will rely on its youthful secondary to stop the Blazers' active passing attack. The Pirates, who have bolted to 14-0 leads in their past two games, need another fast start.
East Carolina (4-3, 3-1 C-USA)
9/8 at No. 9 South Carolina L, 48-10
9/15 *at Southern Miss W, 24-14
9/22 at North Carolina L, 27-6
10/4 *at UCF L, 40-20
10/20 *at UAB, 7 p.m.
10/27 NAVY, 3:30 p.m.
11/17 *at Tulane, 3:30 p.m.
11/23 *MARSHALL, 2 p.m.
*C-USA game; all times Eastern
9/15 at No. 8 South Carolina L, 49-6
9/22 at No. 16 Ohio State L, 29-15
10/13 *at Houston L, 39-17
10/20 *EAST CAROLINA, 7 p.m.
10/27 *at Tulane, 3:30 p.m.
11/3 *at Southern Miss, 7:30 p.m.
11/10 *MARSHALL, 3:30 p.m.
11/17 *MEMPHIS, 2 p.m.
11/24 *at UCF TBA
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SANDY, Utah -- Landon Donovan stepped up in a big way to give the LA Galaxy a 1-1 draw heading into the second half against Real Salt Lake, but once the half begun, Real Salt Lake notched two unanswered goals from Olmes Garcia to seal a 3-1 victory over the Galaxy.
Although Donovan rose to the challenge at that moment, the Galaxy have seen too few step up in critical moments during their recent skid.
The loss is LA's second consecutive defeat in league play, but their third in a row if you factor in their U.S. Open Cup defeat to the Carolina RailHawks. Stretch it out even further and LA has just one win -- their April 29 victory over Seattle Sounders FC -- in their last five matches across all competitions. During that time, LA has played three of those games without the services of either captain Robbie Keane or defensive stalwart Omar Gonzalez, and according to Donovan, the Galaxy must perform better when missing key players.
"In this league you don't have a roster of 20 or 25 guys that are sort of all the same. In other leagues in the world you have more of that. In this league when you miss 3 or 4 guys that are instrumental, it makes a difference," Donovan told reporters after the match. "We can still be better as a group with the guys we have. We have done enough for the most part to get some points in these games, but we're falling short when it matters."
That is not the only issue however, as LA has developed a tendency to concede late goals over their past two league games. LA has conceded five times in the last 10 minutes in their two matches, but Donovan believes that those numbers do not tell the whole story.
"On the surface it's five goals in two games, but maybe not all. When you're pushing to get goals sometimes you open yourself up. Those goals are I'm less concerned about. It's the goal in the 83rd minute [on Saturday], the 2-1 goal that is more of a concern," said Donovan. "Those are the plays we have to be better at when you're pushing to tie a game. Sometimes you open yourselves up, and when you play a good team, they make you pay."
Landon Donovan's goal in the dying moments of the first half of the LA Galaxy's 3-1 loss to Real Salt Lake is up for Goal of the Week honors.
You can vote for Donovan's goal here and see the rest of the nominees below.
The MLS All-Star fan ballot was unveiled on Monday morning and while there were six members of the LA Galaxy were included on the list, the surprise was who wasn't included: LA midfielder Marcelo Sarvas.
Sarvas got the snub despite being considered by many in the local media-- including myself -- to be the club's MVP through the first third of the season. The Brazilian midfielder has notched a goal and a team-leading four assists, but he's been particularly efficient with his distribution as he has completed at least 80 percent of his passes in all but four of his 18 appearances across all competitions this season.
But where Sarvas has been particularly effective is on the defensive side of the ball. As he covers considerable ground throughout the midfield he has amassed a total of 114 recoveries, which puts him behind only Philadelphia's Brian Carroll, Montreal's Patrice Bernier and Real Salt Lake's Kyle Beckerman among midfielders, the latter two being included on the All-Star ballot. Sarvas' defensive abilities have gotten him into some trouble, however, as he currently leads the league with in fouls with 42 and has a total of five yellow cards - although one may be rescinded.
Although Sarvas was not selected to the fan ballot, Sarvas' All-Star dream is over, however, as he can still be selected by All-Star head coach Peter Vermes when he fills out the squad and MLS Commissioner Don Garber, who can make two Commissioner's selections.
Agree with my assessment of Sarvas as a snub? Think that Vermes or Garber should select him?
Share your thoughts below.
The LA Galaxy returned to Southern California on Sunday morning following their 3-1 defeat to Real Salt Lake on Saturday.
Above is a shot that I snapped yesterday of the view of Salt Lake City from the Utah State Capitol building. From the view, you can see a monument to the famed Mormon Batalion, downtown Salt Lake City, the Salt Lake Temple, which is the largest temple in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and the Salt Lake City Union Pacific Depot.
The Galaxy have logged plenty of miles over the past month, but the club will have some time away from the airport as they will spend the next two weeks in Southern California. In fact, aside from their June 29 match against the San Jose Earthquakes at Stanford Stadium, LA will play four of their next five games at StubHub Center.
While the Galaxy returned home to Southern California earlier this morning, Homegrown forward Jose Villarreal headed east as he departed the squad to join up with the U.S. Under-20 squad ahead of the U-20 World Cup in Turkey later this month.
SANDY, Utah— The LA Galaxy will be without the services of Marcelo Sarvas for their June 19 clash against the Portland Timbers due to yellow card accumulation. Or will they?
Sarvas earned a yellow card in 90th minute of LA's 3-1 loss to Real Salt Lake for a foul on Ned Grabavoy, which was his fifth of the season and means an automatic one game suspension. But after the match, LA head coach Bruce Arena had plenty of questions about whether or not the caution should have been called.
"We're asking the referee to reevaluate that play," Arena said. "I think that he missed that play, so hopefully, they'll have the intelligence to look at it and take away the card."
Following the match, Sarvas told reporters that he did not make contact with Grabavoy and was hopeful that any appeal logged by Arena would be successful.
"I didn't touch the guy. Everybody can see the replay. I told the referee that I didn't touch him and that it's my fifth yellow card, so don't do this because it's wrong and I didn't touch him," Sarvas said. "But we can not fight with the referee because they have the authority."
"I don't know if it's possible [to appeal], but if it is then we should do it because I didn't touch him," Sarvas added. "I'm going to miss the game for something that I didn't do so if we can [appeal] then we should."
Agree with Arena and Sarvas? Watch the foul below and let me know your opinion.
SANDY, UT -- Below are Bruce Arena's comments following the LA Galaxy's 3-1 defeat to Real Salt Lake
(On his general thoughts from the game...)
ARENA: "Close game. Give them credit. They got the goal at the end that made the difference."
(On the Galaxy conceding eight goals in two games...)
ARENA: "I don't think our defense was that bad tonight, but certainly the second goal was a factor, but the third goal you don't worry about since you're pushing to get a goal. The third goal, I'm not too concerned about."
(On his impression of Brian Rowe...)
ARENA: "He was okay, his inexperienced showed at times...it's only one game, we don't have a conclusion on his career at this point."
(On the week-long break that the Galaxy will get...)
ARENA: "Yeah, we've been traveling all over the place. It'll be good for our guys to get their legs back a bit."
(On Sarvas being suspended for the Portland game...)
ARENA: "We're asking the referee to re-evaluate that play. I think that he missed that play, so hopefully, they'll have the intelligence to look at it and take away the card."
SALT LAKE CITY -- The LA Galaxy take on Real Salt Lake in a vital match at Rio Tinto Stadium as they look to rebound from their 5-0 defeat to the New England Revolution. For a few links, matchups to watch and a predicted lineup, check it out below.
*Robbie Rogers is continuing to round into form and may play a major role against Salt Lake.
*Gyasi Zardes is contiuning his development and the match against RSL is likely to be the latest step.
*The LA Galaxy know that they can't fall behind early, but if they do then they'll have to show more fortitude.
*Read LAGalaxy.com's Larry Morgan preview.
*Lastly, my Three Points to the game.
MARCELO SARVAS vs. JAVIER MORALES
The most important battle of the match. Sarvas -- and Juninho -- must contain Morales, who has been on a tear as of late with two goals and two assists in six games.
NED GRABAVOY vs. SEAN FRANKLIN
Grabavoy is one of the trickest players in MLS and he'll pose a major challenge for Franklin, who must shut down the midfielder.
TOMMY MEYER vs. ROBBIE FINDLEY
Meyer will have his hands ful with the speed of Findley, who scored a goal and an assist in RSL's victory over San Jose last week.
Cudicini; Franklin, Meyer, DeLaGarza, Cochrane; Donovan, Sarvas, Juninho, Stephens; Zardes, Villarreal
LA Galaxy defender Omar Gonzalez went 90 minutes as the United States defeated Jamaica in a dramatic 2-1 victory.
Brad Evans scored a dramatic game-winning-goal in the second minute of stoppage time, just three minutes after Jermaine Beckford scored the equalizer for Jamaica negating a 30 minute goal by U.S. forward Jozy Altidore.
Gonzalez drew rave reviews for his aerial prowess as he repeatedly was able to snuff out Jamaican attacks with timely clearances.
The highlights of the match can be seen below...
Courtesy of LAGalaxy.com videographer Paolo Ferrari, a preview of the LA Galaxy's match with Real Salt Lake
Check it out below...
Robbie Keane marks all-time appearance record with a hat-trick for Ireland against the Faroe Islands
It was a record setting day for Robbie Keane.
With the start against the Faroe Islands, Keane became Ireland's all-time appearance leader with 126 bypassing former teammate Shay Given.
Keane wasn't done there; however, as he scored three goals as Ireland defeated the Faroes 3-0 in their pivotal World Cup qualifier. The hat-trick was the LA Galaxy captain's second at the international level and gives Keane, Ireland's all-time leading scorer, a total of 59 international goals. According to the Irish FA, Keane is now fifth all-time among European goalscorers and 15th in the world.
The Irish now find themselves in third place in UEFA Group C level on points with second place Austria, but behind on goal difference. Ireland have four qualifying matches remaining as they look to earn that vital second place finish, which will place them in a playoff for a spot in the 2013 World Cup.
Ireland wraps up the international period on June 12 against defending World Cup champion Spain in New York at Yankee Stadium.
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A former civilian firefighter who downloaded child pornography on his computer while working aboard
Shane Michael Green, 39, will spend the next nine years in prison followed by 20 years of supervised release in a sentence handed down by Senior U.S. District Court Judge Malcolm J. Howard.
Green pleaded guilty in October of downloading child pornography. On
The crime was discovered during a May 2011 investigation which led to an IP address aboard
Green is no longer employed by the fire department, according to base officials.
The N.C. State Bureau of Investigation and the
The case was part of the Project Safe Childhood initiative, a national program aimed at effectively prosecuting criminals exploiting children. The program makes full use of all available law enforcement resources at every level and resulted in a series of successful prosecutions of sex offenders and producers of child pornography in the Eastern District of North Carolina.
"I am proud to announce this series of sentencing and guilty pleas," U.S. Attorney Thomas G. Walker said in a press release.
He said the convictions help demonstrate that the safety of the children in the district is among his office's highest priorities.
Other convictions included the discovery of tens of thousands of child porn images and videos in the home of a Havelock man previously convicted at court martial of child porn crimes; a man who had a private library in his Fort Bragg home with thousands of images of children being sexually exploited; a Wake County man who produced child porn with at least two children; and others.
"These predators victimized a child every time they shared or downloaded a picture or video of child pornography," said Roger Coe, acting special agent in charge of the Charlotte Division of the FBI.
"Whether you are a producer, distributor, or collector of images and videos of children being sexually abused, you should understand that this kind of conduct is unjustifiable in any way,"
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A former Camp Lejeune employee was sentenced this week to nine years in prison and 20 years of supervised release for child porn.
Shane Michael Greene, 39, was indicted on June 24, 2012. On Oct. 15, 2012, Green pleaded guilty to downloading child porngoraphy, according to information from the U.S. Department of Justice.
Green received a video of a minor engaged in sexually explicit conduct, according to informtation from the Department of Justice. In May 2011, law enforcement detected an IP address that was sharing images of child pornography. The IP address was tracked to a private network aboard Camp Lejeune.
The Naval Criminal Investigative Service investigated and found that Green had been downloading child pornography using a peer to peer file sharing program while employed as a civilian firefighter on the base.
The case was part of the Project Safe Childhood initiative, a program aimed at ensuring that criminals exploiting children are effectively prosecuted by making full use of all available law enforcement at every level.
The investigation was conudcted by the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation and Naval Criminal Investigative Service with assistance provided by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.


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Kent/Blossom Music Festival Continues Unique Program Combining Visiting Students with Members of The Cleveland OrchestraPosted Jun. 10, 2011
The Kent/Blossom Music Festival is a unique program that pairs advanced young musicians with a stellar faculty drawn primarily from members of The Cleveland Orchestra. The relationship between Kent/Blossom Music Festival and The Cleveland Orchestra members represents a high level of artistic collaboration, without any direct financial linkage, and continues with the 2011 season.
Since the inception of Blossom Music Center in 1968, the Musical Arts Association has partnered with Kent State University and its College of the Arts to develop Blossom as a complete environment for the arts. Each summer, Kent/Blossom combines performance with education and joins working professionals with talented students to teach, explore and produce great music. This important relationship between a premier performing ensemble and a public university also has served as a model for other collaborations.
Founded in 1968 by George Szell and Louis Lane, the Kent/Blossom Music Festival has welcomed more than 2,200 young artists. The program has propelled hundreds of remarkable young musicians into the ranks of major orchestras, opera companies and conservatory facilities throughout the United States and around the globe.
The Kent/Blossom Music program brings music students from all over the world to study alongside members of The Cleveland Orchestra for five weeks. Students develop professional skills through personal study and classes with visiting master artists, members of The Cleveland Orchestra and Kent State faculty. A focus on major works of the chamber music repertoire is augmented by studies in orchestral repertoire and techniques and solo master classes. Participants also attend open rehearsals and concerts of The Cleveland Orchestra. The program features a professional concert series as well as 13 free concerts featuring the Kent/Blossom Chamber Players. Undergraduate and graduate credit is available and scholarships are provided to many participants.
Twenty former Kent/Blossom students are members of The Cleveland Orchestra. Known career placements include 157 chairs in U.S. and international orchestras, 14 chamber ensembles and on more than 52 U.S. and foreign music faculty.
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Miami String Quartet with guests
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All My Sons By Arthur Miller
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During the war Joe Keller and Herbert Deever ran a machine shop which made airplane parts. Deever was sent to prison because the firm turned out defective parts, causing the deaths of many men. Keller went free and made a lot of money. The twin shadows of this catastrophe and the fact that the young Keller son was reported missing during the war dominate the action. The love affair of Chris Keller and Ann Deever, the bitterness of George Deever returned from the war to find his father in prison and his father's partner free, are all set in a structure of almost unbearable power. The climax showing the reaction of a son to his guilty father is fitting conclusion to a play electrifying in its intensity. This beautiful, powerful play will move you.
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Community Counseling has also lost its Purchase of Service-Medication Voucher, which was a grant through the Mississippi Department of Mental Health that assisted individuals in paying for certain medications they needed. For those who didn't have a case worker to help them receives services such as Medicaid, the grant provided financial assistance to them. Latham said Community Counseling has been getting this grant for more than 20 years, and again, because of the lack of funds, this service had to be taken away. Oktibbeha County received almost $9,000 annually through this grant, and Latham said Clay and Lowndes Counties were receiving about the same.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. - U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar (D-MN), Vice Chair of the U.S. Congress Joint Economic Committee (JEC), today released a new report examining the role of women in American manufacturing. The report finds that manufacturing employment has grown by over 500,000 jobs in recent years, creating new opportunities for women in these fields. Klobuchar called for solutions to bring more women into the industry at a time when many manufacturers are looking for workers with the right skills and experience. Klobuchar will also be holding a Joint Economic Committee hearing on Wednesday to discuss the report's findings and solutions.
"Manufacturing is key to moving our economy forward, and we need all of our country's talent – both men and women – to fill the jobs of tomorrow that our businesses are creating today," Klobuchar said. "We need to make sure that women have the skills and resources they need to succeed in these growing manufacturing industries."
The report finds that over the past several years the manufacturing industry has consistently added jobs – between February 2010 and April 2013, employment in the sector grew by 530,000 jobs. Women currently make up 27 percent of the manufacturing workforce, indicating there is room for growth for more women to get involved in the field.
Today's report proposes several possible ways to encourage more women to pursue careers in the industry, including increasing science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education participation and proficiency for girls beginning as early as elementary school; equipping women with the skills employers need to prepare them for careers in growing segments of manufacturing through vocational and community college programs; and encouraging employers to develop mentoring programs for women in all areas of manufacturing, which can help improve retention rates.
The full report is available here.
Klobuchar has long called for an increased focus on ensuring students gain valuable skills in science, technology, engineering and math at an early age. She has introduced legislation to double the number of STEM schools in America and added an amendment to the immigration bill in the Senate that would fund STEM education by increasing visa fees.
Klobuchar has also promoted policies that strengthen manufacturing, including incentivizing research and development and simplifying the tax code to give businesses clarity and consistency. Klobuchar is a member of the President's Export Council, which is the primary national advisory committee on exports.


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MICK JAGGER just came into a few bucks. His girlfriend L'Wren Scott left her entire, $9 million estate to him in her will. Of course, she left it to him under his real name, Michael Philip Jagger. L'Wren had an $8 million condo in New York and about a million in other assets. But she may have died with some debt as well. L'Wren had no children. She did have a brother and sister, but she specifically left them OUT of her will. Apparently, they weren't on good terms.
BRAD PITT and ANGELINA JOLIE seem pretty liberal as far as child-rearing goes, so this wouldn't be too surprising: Angelina reportedly let her 10-year-old son Pax buy a SWEARING FINGER at a gift shop in Las Vegas. The Swearing Finger is a motion-activated hand that flips the bird, while hurling FILTHY insults.
GWYNETH PALTROW posted an essay from some lifestyle gurus explaining "Conscious Uncoupling". Basically, it involves treating divorce as a learning process, rather than a failure, where, quote, "there are no bad guys, just two people, each playing teacher and student respectively."
Chris Martin and Gwyneth Paltrow were rumored to have an open relationship before their split-- and sources say Chris fell for model Alexa Chung. Allegedly, Paltrow accepted her husband's fling with Chung but she never expected he would fall in love .. and that he wouldn't be able to fall out of love even after he ended it.
3/26/14 Gwyneth & Chris Separating
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Wednesday, March 26, 2014
GWYNETH PALTROW and CHRIS MARTIN are separating after 10 years of marriage. They have two children: A 9-year-old daughter named Apple and a 7-year-old son named Moses. Gwyneth broke the news in a statement on her website titled "Conscious Uncoupling" . . . which should totally help dispel the impression that she's annoying. "Us Weekly" says the whole family went to the Bahamas to escape a possible media frenzy.
A website claims to have found out some of the guests for KIM KARDASHIAN and KANYE WEST'S wedding. They are: Carmelo and LaLa Anthony, Will Smith and family, Beyoncé and Jay Z, Oprah, Ryan Seacrest, Nicole Richie, Brittny Gastineau, "Vogue" editor Anna Wintour, Sugar Ray Leonard and Kathie Lee Gifford.
The "Star" tabloid says that KANYE WEST has picked out a wedding gift for KIM KARDASHIAN: Burger King. (???) He's supposedly buying her 10 Burger King franchises in England, Italy and France. Kanye owns several Fatburger restaurants in Chicago, and a so-called "source" says, quote, "That's where he sees her future career, away from reality TV."
3/25/14 Judge Joe Brown Arrested
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Tuesday, March 25, 2014
Ladies . . . when the guy who dumped you impregnates his next girlfriend, that's rarely a good feeling, right? Well, apparently it's cool for DEMI MOORE. Supposedly she's HAPPY that ASHTON KUTCHER and MILA KUNIS are expecting. A source says, quote, "She actually considers this moment to be closure. She never really expected to get back with Ashton but this pretty much seals the deal that the moment of her life with him is now officially completed."
JUDGE JOE BROWN'S TV show is over, but he was back in court yesterday . . . in REAL life . . . and he got ARRESTED. Brown was representing someone in a child support case when he flipped out on the judge. He was cited for contempt of court five times, and ordered to spend five days in jail.
Don't tell Jennifer Aniston she looks good for her age. The 45-year-old tells Women's Wear Daily she gets annoyed that the phrase pops up more frequently with every passing year. She says, "Your age always has to be mentioned, and men don't really get that for some reason. Women and men today in their 40s are so much healthier than they were 30 years ago in their 40s. It was a different time. We know how to take care ourselves."
Was it a shotgun wedding? Stacy Keibler and new hubby Jared Poble are expecting a baby this summer. Stacy posted a baby-bump pic on Instagram yesterday and wrote, "Look what we've got cooking! A Bun'dle of love!"
3/24/14 Mila Kunis Pregnant
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Monday, March 24, 2014
This hasn't been officially confirmed, but it's being reported all over the World Wide Web of Misinformation, so it's probably true: ASHTON KUTCHER and MILA KUNIS are EXPECTING. Mila was reportedly spotted attending a prenatal yoga class in Hollywood, and a source says, quote, "They are both very, very happy. It's still early." There was a report last week that Mila was expecting twins, but that's not true. Mila's been wearing what appears to be an engagement ring for several weeks now. There's no word what came first: The fetus or the diamond.
A website came up with a list of the 40 Most Brain-Bendingly Arrogant Kanye West Quotes, and it includes this gem: "For me to say I wasn't a genius, I would just be lying to you and to myself." And then there's this one: "If I don't win, the award show loses credibility." And . "I am the number one human being in music. That means any person that's living or breathing is number two."
If KIM KARDASHIAN was once banned from "Vogue", she isn't anymore . . . because the new cover features Kim and Kanye. It was spoofed by SETH ROGEN and JAMES FRANCO, who put themselves in it. And SARAH MICHELLE GELLAR hated it enough to Tweet she's canceling her subscription.
3/22/14 Aniston Finally Getting Married?
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Friday, March 21, 2014
Reportedly, Mila Kunis isn't exactly happy with her fiancé Ashton Kutcher being included on Lindsay Lohan's list of lovers. Ashton's name was in the most recent list of names that came out in "In Touch Weekly", and now sources say Mila and Ashton's engagement could be in trouble over the list.
Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux are looking to elope this spring in Mexico. It's been nearly two years since they got engaged and sources say she already had the big fairytale wedding to Brad Pitt, so now she wants something not too stuffy, something casual. Reports say she will fly people out someplace warm possibly Cabo San Lucas, Mexico since she loves it there.
The latest victim of Charlie Sheen's tweeting is John Mayer. Charlie is blasting Mayer for claiming that Charlie's friend sold him counterfeit Rolexes. John, who collects antique watches, filed a lawsuit against Robert Maron after learning that the watches were bogus. But Charlie wasn't having it. He tweeted, "Mr. Mayer needs to park that milk toast girlie drivel he calls muzak & leave the Patek/Rolex prowess to the best watch expert alive." He then posted a picture of some of his own fancy watches, writing, "Few of mine the Patek Museum have been pining for since I got em in perfect health and provenance from Bob Maron." Maron's lawyer claims that Mayer knew the watches were fake.


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Set 1: Divided Sky[1], Brian and Robert[1], The Inlaw Josie Wales[2], Water in the Sky[3], Pebbles and Marbles[1], First Tube[4]
Set 2: Time Turns Elastic[1], Let Me Lie[1], Guyute (Orchestral)[4]
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