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Episode PremiereFebruary 11, 2009
DistributorNBC, Universal Domestic Television, Studios USA Television
Show Period1990 - 2010
Production CompanyStudios USA Television, Universal Network TV, NBC
Cast and Crew
DirectorAlex Chapple
ScreenwriterRichard Sweren, Gina Gionfriddo
Main Cast
- Steven Zirnkilton
- S. Epatha Merkerson as Lt. Anita Van Buren
- Sam Waterston as Executive A.D.A. Jack McCoy
- Jerry Orbach as Det. Lennie Briscoe
- Steven Hill
- Jesse L. Martin as Detective Ed Green
- Leslie Hendrix
- Fred Dalton Thompson
- Chris Noth as Detective Mike Logan
- Benjamin Bratt as Detective Rey Curtis
- Jeremy Sisto as Detective Cyrus Lupo / Clint Glover
- Anthony Anderson as Detective Kevin Bernard
- Alana De La Garza as A.D.A. Connie Rubirosa
Additional Cast
- Jennifer Cody
- Frank Harts
- Polly Adams
- Tijuana Ricks
A war widow with a possible grudge against the Army, Carly Di Gravia (guest star MacKenzie Mauzy), is found unconscious in the rubble of an Army Recruitment Center along with her lifeless infant. As detectives Lupo (Jeremy Sisto) and Bernard (Anthony Anderson) search for the bomber, they encounter Megaphone Bob, the leader of a group of war protesters, including Charles Cavell, whose sister was killed in Iraq. The detectives must also deal with the confusion that arises when "Operation Molly," a couple of fanatic citizens who like to work with the police to solve cases, gets involved. ADA's Michael Cutter (Linus Roache) and Connie Rubirosa (Alana de la Garza) efforts to bring the bomber to justice are complicated by potentially compromised evidence, reasonable doubt and public sentiment. DA Jack McCoy (Sam Waterston) must make one of the most unpopular decisions of his career.


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The upcoming holiday season presents a treasure trove of aromas and sweet indulgences for the senses. Fragrances like hot apple cider, fresh evergreen and spiced pumpkin pie are just a few delicious scents that will hover in the air. To celebrate and complement the party of fabulous smells this November, here are some of the <... >
Men's fashion houses are all about launching fragrances these days. For the guys who want to look and smell good, here are a few stellar options. Vintage from John Varvatos is the designer's second fragrance inspired by his collection and his focus on heritage and traditional detailing. A truly masculine composition channeling old world craftsmanship, <... >
As a home fragrance aficionado, I live for new fragrances to freshen my sanctuary. With the launch of Aromafloria's Sensory Fusion Home Collection, which is an extension of the popular Sensory Fusion Body Collection, I was more than excited to enliven my home with gorgeous scents such as Chai Tea, Green Tea Bamboo and Vanilla <... >
Red Dress: Heart disease is the number one killer of women in the U.S. Did you read that? Heart disease is the NUMBER ONE killer of women in the U.S. So the master perfumers at the world-renown fragrance house Givaudan, decided to lend support to the "Go Red For Women" program developed by the American <... >
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Fragrance has reinvented itself, turning up unexpectedly on many a scented body part. There's really no need to limit your dabbing and spritzing to hot pulse points anymore, since new products have taken fragrance far out of the perfume box. Here's a sampling of swoon-worthy elixirs that are definitely not the usual fragrance suspects. Chanel <... >
Love, peace and light do indeed come from within and they are the inspiration for a new collection, exclusive to Barneys, from Sarah Horowitz-Thran. Each fragrance is unique in tone and body, and can be worn layered or alone. Love Comes From Within is my favorite of the trio; I adore its top note of <... >
Because I love our devoted readers so very much, I've taken the time to compile some of the best of what the jam-packed fall fragrance season has to offer. Here you will find my picks for some of the hottest olfactory sensations hitting the market this season. So go ahead and take a whiff! Channeling <... >
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HOUSTON (ICIS)--Apollo Tyres has filed a counterclaim in a Delaware court against takeover target Cooper Tires and denied allegations that it is dragging its feet on the previously agreed-to merger, the India-based tyre producer said on Tuesday.
Apollo said that it filed its counterclaim on Monday after the US producer asked the Delaware court last week to make Apollo close the deal, which was to have occurred by 4 October, the company said.
In court documents, Cooper has accused Apollo of delaying an agreement with a US union as it seeks to lower the per-share price of the merger.
Cooper stockholders approved the tyre manufacturer's $2.5bn ($1.9bn) merger with Apollo in September after a deal was reached in June. The deal was agreed to be an all-cash transaction, with Cooper stockholders receiving $35/share in cash, a 40% premium to Cooper's 30-day volume-weighted average price.
But Apollo has breached the acquisition contract by working for a lower per-share price based on situations with contract negotiations with United Steelworkers in the US as well as a strike involving a Cooper joint venture in China with Chengshan Group, Cooper said last week in a statement.
"The situations … are a direct result of the merger agreement and are risks Apollo assumed under the merger agreement," Cooper said.
In court documents filed on Monday, Apollo refuted the allegations and said it "has worked diligently with the United Steelworkers to enable Cooper to overcome the United Steelworkers injunction prohibiting Cooper from consummating the merger".
Apollo said its counterclaim seeks a declaratory judgment that the conditions precedent to the closing of the merger have not been satisfied.
The Indian company said Cooper failed to provide required information under the merger agreement due in part to its lack of control of the Chengshan joint venture and has breached other parts of the agreed-to deal.
Both companies maintain that they would like to resolve their issues and complete the merger, which both have said would result in the world's seventh-largest tyre manufacturer.
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Local Super Bowl rating exceeds national figure
Needless to say, when the dust settles, Sunday's Super Bowl between the San Francisco 49ers and Baltimore Ravens will be the highest-rated program of the year.
It is already the highest-rated Super Bowl game, according to overnight national ratings. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Christmas Family Feast goes on without broadcast sponsor
Some things in the community fall by the wayside without being noticed.
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Milwaukee Symphony plays program of new works by young composers
If you think writing a piece of music for a full symphony orchestra is a tough task, you should try finding an orchestra to play that piece.
Five young composers, chosen from among 90 applicants, were in Milwaukee for the rare opportunity of hearing their works performed for an audience by a professional orchestra Saturday evening. »Read Full Article


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Beautiful 3BR house with views of mountains and pine forest, has vaulted beam ceilings and knotty pine interior, south facing windows and deck with private hot tub. Main living area has 'great room' layout with living, kitchen and dining area. Wood stove keeps the house toasty and there's a large supply of firewood stacked in the garage. Large master suite has vaulted ceilings with large picture windows with views of mountains and Northstar ski runs.
The master suite has a queen bed (for 2 persons). The second bedroom has a queen bed (for 2 persons) and a single bed. The third bedroom has a queen bed (for 2 persons). In addition there is a single bed located in an alcove off the master bedroom. Total sleeping capacity is 8 persons.
Close to all North Tahoe ski resorts (Tahoe Donner, Sugar Bowl, Northstar, Squaw Valley, and others). Guest passes included for access to Tahoe Donner Recreation Centers, with heated swimming pools, tennis courts, fitness centers, and golf course. Guest passes also entitle you to discounts at Tahoe Donner ski resort.
Attached two car garage lets you drive in and enter the house from inside the garage, and NOT have snow on your car in the morning. Automatic driveway heating system keeps the driveway ice and snow free. The garage has a ski tuning workbench, with excellent lighting, hot & cold running water washbasin, and AC power, to keep your skis in top condition.
Hot tub seats 4 to 6 and is professionally maintained.
No Smoking, No Pets Policy: Rest assured this will be a clean, smoke free environment for our guests. The owner takes smoking and pet restrictions seriously. No smoking permitted within the premises under any circumstances. No pets permitted within the premises.
Equipped with the latest technology: The house has, first of all, high speed cable modem internet service and WIFI for free unlimited high speed internet access. It also has two flat screen LCD TVs, each with its own built in DVD player. And there's a Sony sound system with CD player and built in iPod docking station. Finally, there's excellent cell phone reception so your cell phones will work just fine (many homes in Tahoe Donner don't have cell phone coverage!).
Kid Friendly: The house has tons of toys for kids. There's an entire closet crammed with kid's games and toys. There are a bunch of kids' videos. And in the garage, there are lots of snow toys (saucers, sleds, toboggans, snowball making machine, etc.) for the kids to play with. Your kids will have a blast!
IMPORTANT - PLEASE READ THIS: We don't collect the cleaning charge up front. Your credit card will be billed for the cost of cleaning AFTER it has been performed. The rate is $40 per hour and the normal cleaning requires 3.5 hours, so you can expect a $140 cleaning charge if the house has been left in good condition and in accordance with the checkout instructions.
We are sailing on our boat, around the world. While we are sailing, we are renting out our favorite places for your enjoyment.
Owner purchased this house in 2009
Truckee/Tahoe has a wealth of natural beauty and fantastic sporting opportunities. Summertime: warm summer weather makes it perfect for any of the following: swimming, tennis, golf, whitewater rafting, rock climbing, hiking, cycling, hot air ballooning, water skiing, kayaking... the list never ends. Access to the incredible Tahoe Donner recreation centers, just a short walk or bike ride away, provides access to world class facilities, with heated swimming pools, hot spas, gyms, a huge tennis center, equestrian center, and a lot more. Winter time: close access to great ski resorts, Tahoe Donner is right there, and Sugar Bowl is right next door, plus easy access to Squaw Valley, Northstar, and numerous other North Lake Tahoe ski resorts. Plus, the Tahoe Donner Rec Center provides a heated indoor and OUTDOOR swimming pool (imagine that!) and fitness center that operates year round.
A perfectly situated sunny, warm property that became a home away from home during our extended seven week stay.
The owner went out of his way to accommodate our every request including constructing a ski tuning bench!
A well appointed kitchen, comfortable beds and a lovely, clean hot tub.
We couldn't have wished for better, highly recommended, we'll definitely be back.
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This was the perfect spot for our vacation in Truckee. It has the views, amenities, and location we were looking for. The owner takes great care of everything and our check-in and check-out process was very easy. The grocery store and restaurants are just a few minutes down the road with the lake and major ski resorts all within 15-20 min. Everything was as-advertised and we look forward to staying here in Truckee again!
The Cabin was perfect for us, very clean, comfortable and well stocked. I based my decision on renting this property on the description and it was very accurate. The Cabin has a homey feel and good amenities in a quiet neighborhood.
The house was clean and fully functional. Everything was available and in excellent condition. Enjoyed the hot tub and awesome audio speakers..
Has a scenic Master bedroom. Nice garage..
Had fun and enjoyed the stay. Thanks Bruce for renting us this vacation house
This property was a great location for skiing and for going downtown to enjoy the local atmosphere. The hot tub was a bonus. Owner very willing to work with your group.
We were two family's travelling from the UK with 4 Children (7,10,12,13) The house was fantastic, it had everything we needed to enjoy our stay! the Kids love using the Sledges and the Adults loved the Hot tub. The Log Burner was easy to use and kept the house really warm. The Area is beautiful and peaceful and we got some wonderful pictures. Would love to come back one day!
Located in Tahoe Donner which offers a wealth of recreational opportunities. Close to ski resorts including Tahoe Donner, Sugar Bowl, Northstar, Squaw Valley, Homewood, Alpine, Boreal, and others. Tahoe Donner is also a world class cross country ski destination, with miles of trails. Also nearby is a Snow Park snow play area for the kids. Included are guest passes for the Tahoe Donner Rec Center which includes a year round heated outdoor swimming pool, spa, exercise room, gym/aerobics, massage, In the summer the rec center has tennis courts, olympic sized swimming pool, golf course and driving range, equestrian center and more. Guest passes also let you into the Donner Lake Beach Club, a private sandy beach on the shores of Donner Lake.
Other Activities: cross country skiing, snowshoeing, whitewater rafting, hot air ballooning
Golf: Guest discount passes provided for the Tahoe Donner golf course (advance reservations recommended).
Ski: Guest discount passes provided for skiing at Tahoe Donner ski resort (less than a mile away).
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|Notes: Rates are based on 4 guests; add $10 per night, per additional guest
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Payment is usually accepted in the quoted currency (USD) unless the currency and the amount is specifically agreed in advance with the owner / advertiser.
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text: State Police at Kingston are continuing an investigation of an accident that left a Saugerties man dead yesterday. The accident occurred at approximately 2:15 PM yesterday afternoon on Route 32 North near the intersection of Old Route 32. Joshua Persico, 28, of Saugerties drove his car into the opposite lane colliding head on with a tractor-trailer driven by James DeRusso, 50, of Latham. Persico died at the scene and DeRusso was transported to Kingston Hospital with minor injuries. Sate Police were assisted at the scene by Town of Saugerties Police, Ulster County Sheriff's Department and the Centerville Cedar Grove Fire Department.


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Presume you have a class which passes all its current unit tests.
If you were to add or pull out some methods/introduce a new class and then use composition to incorporate the same functionality would the new class require testing?
I'm torn between whether or not you should so any advice would be great.
Suppose I should have added I use DI (Dependency Injection) therefore should I inject the new class as well?


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That's a good possibility, however I'd personally like to see Wade Barrett return and beat Santino for the US Title before moving on to a world title opportunity.
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How did you get that? That's been pretty hush honestly. I haven't looked up spoilers since Friday, but I didn't come across any. Of course I don't look hard for them, because I'd rather not spoil it.


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Hoping to form a "formidable" alliance against mainstream parties in poll-bound Jammu and Kashmir, the BJP seems open to tie-ups with certain separatist groups which are ready to join the electoral fray.
As part of efforts to warm up to various groups, parties and individuals in the valley, senior BJP leader JP Nadda has met separatist-turned-politician Sajjad Gani Lone, chairman of the People's Conference, in Srinagar.
Sources, who confirmed that Nadda, the BJP's national general secretary and Rajya Sabha member, met Lone over the last weekend, said the party was exploring to what extent an electoral understanding
could be reached between them. Lone's outfit, they said, had sent feelers to the BJP that it was not averse to considering an electoral understanding.
People's Conference sources said they have not given up on their separatist ideology and considered Kashmir a disputed territory. Lone, the sources said, has conveyed to the BJP leader that unlike during
Congress regimes, BJP did take some practical steps during its previous tenure, and said that he stood by the need for the ultimate settlement of the Kashmir issue. Lone is understood to have said that he had great regard for former prime minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee and that he had high hopes from Narendra Modi. While Vajpayee had visited Pakistan twice during his tenure as prime minister, during the decade-long UPA regime, his successor Manmohan Singh did not pay a single visit to the neighbouring country.
Sajjad, the youngest son of the slain Hurriyat leader Abdul Gani Lone, is influential in north Kashmir's Kupwara district. His brother Bilal is with the Hurriyat Conference. Justifying the BJP's bid to reach out the People's Conference, party sources said Sajjad was now keen on joining mainstream politics. He had fought the 2009 Lok Sabha elections from Baramulla but lost to the National Conference.
The BJP, which has set itself a target of 44 of the 87 seats in the state, is chanting the development and corruption mantra to win over support in the Muslim-dominated valley. The party was banking on what
it sees as disillusionment of the people with the National Conference and the PDP, sources said adding that Modi was seen as a ray of hope among a section of the politically conscious people of the state.
During his visit, Nadda also met a several senior lawyers and members of civil society, they said. Around 20 members from parties like the NC, PDP and Congress joined the BJP in his presence. Among them was Heena Bhat, daughter of former MP Muhammad Shafi Bhat.
In the party's calculations in the light of the Lok Sabha elections, it could count on around 25 assembly seats in Jammu besides two to three in Ladakh. Sources said the party was now focusing on Kashmir, which it has been studying for some time now, and was keeping its options open on tie-ups with "like-minded" smaller players to build a "formidable" alliance. On the contentious article 370 issue, the party is treading cautiously. While the BJP would like to throw open the issue for a debate, it is aware that taking a strident stand on it could come in the way of its attempts at reaching out to forces in the valley.
Sajjad had himself said earlier that though the call for a debate on article 370 was a much toned down version of the BJP, people who talked about its abrogation were not in sync with the constitutional
realities of accession.
But, the BJP in the valley has struck chords which are not in tune with the position of the party in Delhi on certain issues. While the BJP government was reluctant to castigate Israel, the state party took out a rally at Srinagar's lal Chowk in protest against Israel.
It may be recalled that in 1987 when Muslim United Front, largely current Hurriyat, was about to sweep elections in Kashmir, its leaders were in touch with the then BJP leaders in Jammu to form government in Srinagar. But, the elections were heavily rigged changing the course of politics in the state. The MUF got four seats and the BJP two. Experts and analysts see this rigged election as a cause of militancy in Kashmir.


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Lithuanian Central Banker Sees 'No Panic' After Takeover
Nov. 18 (Bloomberg) -- Lithuanian central bank board member Vaidievutis Geralavicius said he has seen no "signs of panic" after the government took over the Baltic country's fifth-largest lender.
"We were rather surprised to see stability," Geralavicius told reporters today in the capital, Vilnius. "There was no run on deposits."
The government took over AB Bankas Snoras on Nov. 16 after the central bank discovered that hundreds of millions of dollars in assets may be missing and the bank was at risk of insolvency. Some securities reported as assets by the bank do not exist, the regulator said.
Lawmakers approved legislation yesterday allowing the government to split Snoras into two banks, with good and bad assets.
The bad bank will be administered under the bankruptcy procedure, central bank Governor Vitas Vasiliauskas said today in an online interview with Delfi. The good bank will resume operations and the government will seek to sell it to an investor.
The regulator plans to announce more details and determine restrictions on operations on Nov. 20.
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Quiara Alegria Hudes' Pulitzer Prize-winning Water By the Spoonful is enlightening audiences at off-Broadway's Second Stage Theatre. We spoke with the cast and about the touching new family drama about making connections.
Quiara Alegria Hudes' Pulitzer Prize-winning Water By the Spoonful is enlightening audiences at off-Broadway's Second Stage Theatre. We spoke with the cast and about the touching new family drama about making connections.January 8, 2013
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(by extension) An article that resembles such a bulb and converts electricity to light by any process.
A filament surrounded by glass which is screwed into the socket of a lamp and which emits light when supplied with current.
An evacuated glass bulb containing a metal filament which is heated by electrical resistance to produce light.
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Do a search these days on the word "farm" on your favourite database of open-source software applications. You'll find that the result of your quest turns up, at best, a handful of projects related to server farms. This is fine for those of you who like to cultivate a roomful of servers. But what about conventional farms—the ones that are used to raise animals and grow crops? Without these kinds of real-world applications, open source is having a hard time realizing its potential within the developing world.
One would imagine that some of the greatest benefits from using open source would be realized in the world's poorest economies. The low cost, the ethos of sharing and community and building upon the work of others, make open-source methodologies perfectly suited to environments where the practice of self-help is not an option.
Unfortunately, a number of factors having nothing to do with logic are starting to cause new impediments to open-source growth in areas where it should be most embraced. Having failed to blunt the advance of open source through attacks on its quality, innovation, performance or support, opponents have resorted to the only weapon they have left (in abundance)—cash. Proprietary software vendors have been opening their chequebooks to developing countries and development agencies, in an attempt to blunt the adoption of open source that would occur in a truly neutral environment.
In February 2004, FOSSFA, the main African open-source group, issued a clarion call warning to governments of the long-term limitations of choice that could be associated with some of these donations. Even the $1 billion in gifts promised by Microsoft alone certainly would come back to the company many-fold if it could maintain long-term dependence on its wares.
Meanwhile at the United Nations-sponsored World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) conference in December 2003, original language that supported the use of open-source software systematically was taken out of ongoing drafts, until the final version merely recognized the existence of different software models. Although the negotiations that led to this conclusion were done behind closed doors, most sources suggested that the main arm-twisters against support of open source were the US delegation and the International Chamber of Commerce.
So how does the open-source world fight this blatant use of handouts and secret deals to maintain dependence? In this writer's opinion, the answer lies amongst the pigs and cows and vegetables mentioned at the beginning of this piece. Without the bankroll of open source's opponents, the community is fighting back using a tactic that no money can buy, with benefits right down on the farm.
The energy and enthusiasm of the community can—and must—go beyond commodity software, such as operating systems and utilities, and into job-specific applications that will take open source from the university lab to the village. Providing open-source systems and graphics software is of no value to someone who can't use the technology to sell more grain or fabric, or operate a school or hospital. Offering this kind of software allows for a turnkey open-source solution that can replace an entire proprietary system, not merely small pieces of it.
Think of a foundation with a structure similar to that of the Open Source Development Labs but creating software for dairy farms (as an example) instead of the kernel. Programmers get paid, costs of development are far below the cost of importing proprietary solutions, and the local community maintains a stake in both process and outcome. The idea of such a model was well received at the Idlelo conference earlier this year in Capetown, and some African governments already have expressed interest in supporting such foundations.
At the WSIS conference as well, community triumphed over money. While the politicians and policy makers were watering down the language of official documents, open-source advocates still were finding receptive ears amongst the delegates. The Linux Professional Institute (LPI) booth at the adjoining ICT-4D tradeshow was one of the busiest amongst hundreds of participants, drawing visitors from hours before the show started to hours after it ended each day. The LPI booth had 22 staff, coming from every continent, and included three people from the Geneva Linux user groups. This was a perfect way to demonstrate the strength of a movement that was global but has roots everywhere. The message taken away—as well as the 5,000 Debian and SuSE CDs given out—offered a bright counterpoint to the dreary and generally pointless policy work coming from the conference.
It is here—in our community's strength of local grassroots, common ownership and self-reliance—that open-source technology makes the leap from being simply an alternative to a compelling and undeniable option. And, that particular strength can't be bought or sold, at any price.
Evan Leibovitch is President and cofounder of the Linux Professional Institute, creators of the most-popular Linux skills certification program worldwide. He has been involved with the community since 1995 and has written extensively about business and professionalism issues related to open source. He's based in Toronto, Canada.
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METAIRIE, La. - A pattern of workplace harassment existed in the upper echelons of Jefferson Parish government, with a former top official making crude comments about 'Thong Thursdays' and referencing the parish president and a 'booty call,' according to a report.
A parish-sponsored investigation found that Richard Hart, the former Deputy Chief Operating Officer and third-highest-ranking parish official, harassed female employees and was an overall liability. That investigation concluded in February of last year and resulted in the resignation of Hart, a friend and ally of President John Young.
The report was recently entered into the court record in a federal civil suit filed by Heather Hilliard, the parish's former head of emergency preparedness. Hilliard claims she made more than 25 complaints regarding Hart's harassment over a nine-month period, and that top parish officials ignored her claims. She was fired last May.
Kriss Fortunato, spokeswoman for Young's administration, declined to comment on the matter Friday, citing pending litigation.
The harassment investigation was undertaken in late 2011 and early 2012 by an outside firm. Investigators interviewed numerous parish employees, including Hilliard and Hart.
Hilliard claimed Hart repeatedly made crude and sexist remarks in executive meetings. She said he talked of 'Thong Thursdays,' when joking about employees wearing pink bracelets in honor of a colleague fighting breast cancer, the report states. Hart also joked about a 'booty call,' in reference to Young calling female parish employees at night on business, Hilliard alleged.
Hart, who took the COO post in 2010, portrayed himself as having a utility role in parish government, supervising 'no one and everyone,' and following the directives of Young. He stated he had numerous issues with Hilliard regarding her job performance.
He acknowledged making a 'booty call' reference, which he said was directed at John Young and no one else. He told investigators that it was something he heard on television and that there was no sexual intent in the statement.
Hart also acknowledged that Young had told him on several occasions to be more professional in meetings.
A majority of the parish employees interviewed had 'extreme concerns of retaliation and feared for their jobs,' the report noted. Most of the employees corroborated Hilliard's claims. Some asked that the matter not be 'swept under the rug.'
The investigation found that Hart had violated policies regarding workplace harassment and recommended that Hart be fired or given the option to resign.
He resigned in February of last year. At the time, Young released a statement calling Hart's departure a 'tremendous loss.'
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Weeks later, Hilliard received a performance review, earning substandard marks. She was fired last May.
Hilliard's lawsuit names Jefferson Parish, Young and Hart as defendants. The matter is pending in federal court.
The investigation also recommended that parish government 'provide training for the entire Jefferson Parish Executive Leadership Team' regarding workplace harassment.
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Crow religion is the indigenous religion of the Crow tribe, Native Americans of the Great Plains area of the United States.
The medicine people of the tribe are known as Akbaalia ("healer").[1]
The Mannegishi, also called little people, are bald humanoids with large bulky, pretty eyes and tiny, tan bodies. They were tricksters and may be similar to fairies.
Baaxpee is a spiritual power [2][2] that can cause a person to mature, as well as unusual events or circumstances that force maturation. Baaxpee comes upon every human to make them into adults. After transformation, the changed are known as Xapaaliia. Andiciopec is a warrior hero who is invincible to bullets.
- ^ Frey, Rodney (1993). The World of the Crow Indians As Driftwood Lodges. University of Oklahoma Press. ISBN 978-0-8061-2560-2.
- ^ a b Frey, Rodney (1993). The World of the Crow Indians As Driftwood Lodges. University of Oklahoma Press. p. 61. ISBN 978-0-8061-2560-2.
- Joseph Medicine Crow (1992). From the Heart of the Crow Country The Crow Indians' Own Stories. University of Nebraska Press. ISBN 978-0-8032-8263-6.
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From masculine to modern chic
Sportscaster Jim Lampley and wife, Debra, transform a bachelor pad into a sophisticated family home
"It's amazing how often we arrived at the same choices," Jim says. "Take this granite, for instance; at the time it seemed like a bold decision because we never intended on green in this kitchen. But it was actually an easy choice that we arrived at together. We had never seen a color combo or fluidity like this before."
The Vanilla Green granite — a pattern of green and creamy white seemingly in constant motion — is just one of the eye-catching features in a kitchen humble in size but layered with texture. Black walnut cabinetry hugs the perimeter. Countertops are covered in white Zeuss Silestone. The backsplash — lined in Carrera marble tiles interlaced with strips of stainless steel — looks at first glance as though it is covered with small stone ribbons. And anchoring the modern design is sleek porcelain tile flooring in charcoal gray. Stern knew just the elements that would make this kitchen unique and coherent, even though her only cue from the Lampleys was a magazine clipping of a black-and-white kitchen with a white island.
"My main goal was to open it up," says Stern. "We kept the footprint but removed the half-wall so the kitchen could open onto the dining room, rearranged cabinetry to integrate the space with the family room, and incorporated a center island for added functionality. Now the family always has a place to gather in the kitchen, and, because the island is easy to maneuver around, you can have multiple cooks in here at the same time."
Of course, imagining a scenic backdrop for the wedding wasn't enough. Debra also needed a kitchen that could perform.
"I needed a kitchen where I could cook for the two of us, yet also for many," she says. "And I have a tendency to be overcrowded so I needed a really clean design with plenty of storage and the right appliances."
Stern gave her that and more. She incorporated an appliance garage into the design; outlet strips all along the underside of cabinets; and a combination of lighting, from recessed can and track lighting, puck lights and under-cabinet lighting. Appliances range from a Bosch dishwasher to a Wolf commercial range and wall hood to a Sub-Zero side-by-side refrigerator.
"There are just so many details in a kitchen design that you just don't think about," Debra says. "We know nothing about lighting, so we're lucky that Cynthia thought it through for us. And because we wanted a clean design, she hid outlets but incorporated plenty of them. I've actually had six crockpots, a warmer and an electric knife all plugged in at once."
As for the wedding? It went off without a hitch, the crowning glory of an intricate remodel that spanned the master bath, living room, backyard, powder room and kitchen. After the wedding, the Lampleys even hosted a party for the construction crew. Debra cooked in the new kitchen, and Jim barbecued in their new outdoor haven. It was simply another joyous day in the Lampley household.
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In a sign of our changing times, a forthcoming white paper out of the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton school bears the title, "OMG my boss just friended me."
Eager to hear the results before they are officially published, I asked professor Nancy Rothbard, who worked on the study with fellow researchers Justin Berg and Ariane Ollier-Malaterre, the obvious question. So? Should you and your boss be friends on Facebook?
The answer, of course, is not so simple. Yet their study is among the early academic research to explore and surface insights about how online relationships between colleagues inform, and are informed by, face-to-face interactions at the office.
Among what they found was that people were more comfortable with friend requests from their peers than from their bosses or even their own subordinates. "It was just the asymmetry of hierarchy that made people uncomfortable," Rothbard said.
Part of the evidence: Participants in their study appeared to equate their bosses and parents on Facebook. They had the same dilemma over whether to add them as 'friends' or not. And they used the same logic to arrive at their ultimate decision.
The research also showed that when bosses reach out to employees to connect on Facebook, the boss's gender plays a role in an employee's willingness to accept the invitation. In an experiment, Rothbard found that participants were more likely to accept Facebook friend requests from female bosses when the women disclosed more information about themselves online. When male bosses disclosed more information about themselves, however, participants were less likely to want to virtually connect with them.
"It's the creep factor," Rothbard says.
Gender, it seems, may not only influence how likely work colleagues are to connect online but also how likely it is that such connections will help their career. A separate study, conducted by marketing firm Russell Herder in October 2011, found that almost a third of men in their sample said that being online friends with their manager helps them do their job at least somewhat more effectively. Only 15 percent of women connected to their supervisor said the same.
Rothbard's own research has also found significant upsides to effectively bridging the divide between life in the office and life on the Internet. In a second study she is working on, she found that people seen as "integrators" are ultimately viewed as better performers in the workplace. Meaning, someone who successfully blends their personal online image and their professional in-person image could get a boost on the job.
"There's basic research in psychology, all around face to face, that shows that—provided that the exchange of information is appropriate—the exchange of information leads people to build stronger bonds with each other," Rothbard said. "If I share more with you, you like me better. And if you share more with me, then I like you better. It's a cycle."
The only problem is, doing that well online is harder than doing it in person. It's not just a matter of keeping embarrassing photos or hot-button political views off your online profile. There's another, more systemic challenge, according to Rothbard. We don't receive the bounty of feedback cues from an online "audience" that we do face to face—the nods, the eye rolls, the glances at the clock—that subtly help us tailor the amount and type of information we choose to share with others.
Yet as more people come of age on Facebook, the line separating personal and professional relationships is becoming more ambiguous.
In the Russell Herder survey, more than 20 percent of about 1,000 online respondents said they are Facebook friends with their work supervisors, and nearly half of those employees were the ones to initiate the friend request.
Not surprisingly, the survey showed a distinct correlation between comfort levels and age. Seventy-two percent of young people between the ages of 18 and 34 said they are comfortable being Facebook friends with their bosses, whereas mid-career workers between 35 and 54 tended to think connecting with their bosses on Facebook would be "inappropriate."
"To me, it's obvious that social networking will become part of the workplace," says Dan Schawbel, a 28-year-old personal branding consultant. He joined Facebook in college and has 5,000 Facebook friends—the maximum number the site allows per user (such users are called "whales")—and considers the site mainly a professional networking tool. "The relationship with work is going to change drastically. Eventually, in 10 years, you're just gonna be connected to everyone all the time, including your boss."
A study by Schawbel's company, Millennial Branding, found that the average young professional is already connected on Facebook to 16 coworkers. Yet not everyone in Schawbel's field agrees this is the right approach.
Kirsten Dixson, also a personal branding expert, sees the ubiquity of social media as an opportunity for an individual to curate a very distinct online persona. "Every single professional needs to be on LinkedIn and leveraging it," she says. But where Schawbel sees a certain liberation in being connected at all times, Dixson sees a greater potential for identity devastation. She takes a more cautious and conservative attitude toward blending professional persona and social-media identity.
"We didn't grow up with this," says the 43-year-old, who joined Facebook in 2008. "Many people I work with, senior executives, don't feel Facebook should be part of their professional mix. …They're trying to keep that separation of the personal and professional."
Whether it's even possible to sustain that separation in the long term is up for debate. In the meantime, Rothbard takes the question of whether there's an advantage to be friends with your boss on Facebook and asks it another way:
"Does it matter if people feel closer to you? Yes."
And, she added, "If you're able to do that and manage it really well, there's huge upside."
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(Sec. 201, Pub. L. 85-859, 72 Stat. 1415, as amended (26 U.S.C. 5703))
[T.D. 6871, 31 FR 32, Jan. 4, 1966. Redesignated at 40 FR 16835, Apr. 15, 1975, and amended by T.D. ATF-48, 44 FR 55854, Sept. 28, 1979; T.D. ATF-232, 51 FR 28080, Aug. 5, 1986; T.D. ATF-243, 52 FR 43194, Dec. 1, 1986]
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