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Kelley Coblentz Bautch, associate professor of Religious Studies, was invited to contribute to a Festschrift recognizing the Israeli scholar Rachel Elior, a well known researcher and teacher in the area of Jewish mysticism. Her essay "Peter and the Patriarch: A Confluence of Traditions?" was published in With Letters of Light: Studies in the Dead Sea Scrolls, Early Jewish Apocalypticism, Magic, and Mysticism in Honor of Rachel Elior.
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Assistant Professor in University Programs Amy Nathan Wright authored the book chapter "The 1968 Poor People's Campaign, Marks, Mississippi, and the Mule Train: Fighting Poverty Locally, Representing Poverty Nationally" in Civil Rights History from the Ground Up; Local Struggles, a National Movement.
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I'm a 6th grade Social Studies teacher. The topic of religion as a part of culture comes up all the time. Today during a discussion of Greek myths, a student (a 12 year-old girl with a sweet smile) asked me if I believed in god. I paused and said, "Well, sure."
I felt that I was having a discussion with a child about Santa or the Easter Bunny. I didn't want to be the one to tell the child that all the adults in her life have been lying to her.
This has been bothering me all day. When this comes up again - I'm sure it will - should I lie as I did today, or should I tell the truth?
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I just had the same experience from a fellow volunteer following a conversation about something that lead to her saying "God Looks after us" I politely disagreed with her pointing out that God has looked over a lot of terrible things without doing a thing. She was a very sincere person and we had an adult conversation that culminated in a warm good night and understanding. This would not work with a child.
That is really tough for me because I am only one in the family who is an atheist, telling my nieces not to pray would spell trouble.
I would tell the truth but then i am in the UK. My 7 year old daughter's teacher is an atheist and has to teach religious education which has to be mostly Christian. I had spoken to her about RE as I always do. She told me that she is always very careful to say 'This is what Christians believe' and then she mentions other religions and the fact that some people do not believe in any of it.
Having seen questions on Yahoo Answers where American parents have been concerned that their child's teacher was an atheist andwere thinking about moving their child I understand your reticence. Could you not be evasive and say that your opinion is less relevant than her own? You could say that your own standpoint is best kept to yourself because children are encouraged to believe that their teachers know everything and you want to encourage them to come to their own conclusions? A get out without endangering your relationships with parents or feeling that you are contributing to the indoctrination of children?
I am a young person, i guess, and i have asked a similar question to my global teacher in 9th grade. I have noticed her fascination for culture and religion which got me to wonder what she really believed in, if anything at all. I was also fascinated by a coffee mug she had that said "coexist" on it. Where i come from, NO ONE is coexistent. Her response was that being a teacher she tends not to go into the topic of personal life and she says she would be happy to share with me what she believed in when i was no longer in her class and i got to know her better as a friend, not a teacher, which she also says is merely impossible because i will never communicate with her outside of school, and to be a friend with a teacher can be very strange at times.
Keep in mind that the way she phrased the question "do you believe" implies she is aware of the dispute. If she recognises that there are sides and that all the adults in her life might have been wrong or lying, you should have told the truth. Perhaps, more importantly, if all the adults have thus far been lying, it would be good to have one in her life willing to provide real knowledge. In my opinion you should be honest.
I would have answered that little girl with : Which one ?
I think you really dropped the ball on this one.
Oh, Daddy. Shame on you! There are lots of ways to deal with other than lying to the poor defenseless kid. I teach 7th & 8th grade social studies in one of the most backwards places in the world. I had taught there for less than a day when a student asked something about where humans came from. I answered him as best I could without getting into many details (I studied physical anthropology at the Univ. of N. Carolina.) Within the hour, I was called into the principal's office so he could ask me, with horror, if it was true that I had talked about evolution in class. Yes. The people in this area are total nematodes. These days, I answer all questions of this nature by saying that that's a personal thing and that they would find my views far more complicated than they were ready to deal with (that part is a lie.) I don't let them off the hook though if I can help it. I have learned to dodge the most ignorant troglodytes by asking questions rather than making statements. I get lots of expressions of Biblical "truths" in class and I seldom let one go without asking a question or two that challenge the drivel. It's absurdly easy to do that and I just explain that I was only posing questions that encourage the students to think. Unfortunately, thinking is the last thing these members of the Primordial Baptist Church want their kids to do, still, it's hard to argue that point with the new principal. She's vaguely religious but she's a Catholic minority in a Baptist enclave so she understands ignorant assholes from a minority viewpoint. (I once had a student tell me that Obama was a Muslim (they ALL hate Obama; after all, he's BLACK for god's sake!) and I offered that he had long been a member of the United Church of Christ. He retorted, "Same thing!") Time to quit. I've begun nesting parentheses again!
Well, I would answer honestly, as a teacher. Even though parents' responses can be ridiculous.
As a sixth grader growing up in a pretty uniformly religious community (I was convinced until age eight that most people in the world adhered to my religion!), I don't think it ever would have crossed my mind to ask such a question. The very fact that this girl asked such a question, I think, indicates a certain level of awareness of religious diversity. I feel your Santa Claus analogy would hold up better if the question had been 'which god do you believe in', or some such variant. Her question, though, was deliberately put so that 'no' was a viable answer (and since when did a girl looking sweet become associated with naivite? she could have a very independant mind, regardless of how sweetly she smiles). It seems that, at some level, she knows there are people who would answer 'no', and perhaps wants to ask one of them about it.
As for the idea that you'd be telling her that all the adults in her life have been lying to her, I think you overestimate your own importance, unless are more important in this girl's life than the average social studies teacher. I think your saying no could perhaps precipitate a bit of (much needed) disquiet and critical thinking, but I hardly think that her whole illusion of God will be dramatically shattered by your personal belief.
I am reticent to give you an actual yes or no, though my knee-jerk reaction would be an emphatic 'yes!'. I don't pretend to know the possible repercussions this could have on you professionally, or how it would affect your relationship with your students, or even how important the idea of introducing your students to what you believe to be true is to you. I defer to the others on these points, and only urge you to not underestimate the intellectual capacity of your kids.


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TWO brothers who carried out a horrific attack on a man in his Barrow flat and filmed their extreme violence on the victim's mobile phone have today been jailed indefinitely.
James and Mark Wilson tortured their victim, a 26-year-old stranger, who was forced to beg that he didn't want to die and even told to
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Preston Crown Court heard today that Richard Halls was left partially blind after a pruning knife was run across his eye sockets.
He was also slashed across various parts of his body and was jumped on.
There were even threats to hang him and cut his throat and also to set him on fire.
The pair left him locked in his School Street address where he had bled profusely.
Mr Halls believes he would have died had he not managed to crawl outside for help.
James Wilson, 26, of Church Street, Barrow and Mark Wilson, 24, of Newport Street, Barrow had both pleaded guilty to charges of wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm and also robbery.
They will each have to serve a minimum of just of just over six years before they can be considered for possible parole, but will only be
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The court also heard that within half an hour of the events last June they were boasting of what they had done and the film footage was shown to a young people they came across in the street.
That footage covered around 20 minutes and was viewed by the judge before he dealt with the case.
Mark Wilson was said to have described himself as a monster for what happened. His barrister said he had suffered serious abuse as a young boy which affected his mental health. Thoughts about his past had triggered what happened that night in June.
James Wilson was said to have had a similar background.
Judge Stuart Baker told them they had attacked their victim with savagery, sadistic, cowardly and cruel gratuitous violence.
They had both derived malevolent satisfaction from what they were doing at the time.
He added "It is hard to imagine a non fatal attack of greater severity than this".
Detective Chief Inspector Bob Qazi, who led the investigation, said: "The assault which took place was vicious, unprovoked. In my almost 28 years police experience some of the worst wounds I have seen on a victim who has remained alive.
"The injuries sustained could have resulted in the victim's death and the threats which were made that night led the victim to believe he was going to die. There is no doubt in my mind the victim was tortured in an extreme way.
"This was a premeditated attack, Wilson and Wilson left the address, armed with weapons with the intention of carrying out a vicious assault . The sentence imposed today reflects the seriousness of these offences and I am pleased that justice has been served."
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Yeah,thats right Mike ,would never happen in Dalton would it !.
Absolute disgrace, lets just hope this pair are never released! How could you even start to rehabilitate these monsters? @Mike, never a truer word said.
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My spa filter gets dirty every few days and i have to clean it. This seems excessive to me- i never had to clean them this much before.
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Well i have to ask ...before what ? You say that you never had to clean them so often before. Before what ? What are you doing different now?
What chems are you using -and how often are you using the spa? also who else uses the spa?
Well i use chlorine and brite and clear. I have a new ozone unit. My daughter has moved back in so we do have one more user.
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I see a couple of potential issues.
One is the Bright and Clear, use it sparingly - you have an ozonator -let it do the work. If you use to much B&C it can gum up your filter also if you have more users than usual and if they have make-up , or sun tan lotions, or get their hair wet by dunking their head in the spa water. These oily products wind up in your water -and if your using Bright and Clear daily -this will coagulate the small particles in the filter before the ozone has a chance to oxidize it out.
Second issue is the added bather -- yes we use that term for a reason. Just one new person can totally change your spas water make up, and if that one person has a friend over it gets even worse.
You should lay down some rules -- 1 - quick rinse before you get into the spa-- its not a bath tub so dont use it like it is.
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3--after each use -have the daughter toss in a table spoon of chlorine powder. Since you dont know how often she is really using the spa -put that responsibility on her--that way you can maintain based on your use.
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Wow , i had no idea. Thanks for the info . I will give it a try .
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If none of that works just get a new filter.Aaaaah
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Hello: I am new. I was given a used Vita Spa (L700C). In the process of cleaning. Don't laugh but I don't know where the filter is. Read manual it only told how to clean it. Help anyone on possible location of the filter?
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There usually will be a filter lid on top of spa that you remove to access the filter. Some filters thread into a fitting while other fit over a pipe. Somtimes the cover over the filter skimmer area is the made out of the same acrylic finish as the inside the spa.
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The Coastal Community Association of Gulf County, made up of homeowners on the Cape and surrounding areas, held its annual meeting last week to receive and discuss reports from the Tourist Development Council, Port Authority, Schools and many other area organizations.
Hot topics included the removal of an egress at State 30A and the Cape San Blas Lighthouse.
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Jenkins also reported on her recent visit to New York City where she met with 27 journalists to tell them more about Gulf County and what it has to offer, using buzz words like "pet-friendly," "bay," "tupelo" and "outdoors."
"Journalists have no idea who we are," said Jenkins. "We're a clean slate."
She said that a group of writers would be visiting the area in April and then again in September, hoping that a positive visit would result in positive press.
Jenkins said that she also received a commitment from a cruise ship company interested in offering excursions in the area.
Jenkins will roll out a new visitor's guide in March with a new website to follow.
She also announced her beach cleaning initiative that will put paid workers on the beach each week, Memorial Day through Labor Day, and a beach ambassador program that will supplement the Sheriff's Office patrols and offer helpful tips to visitors who may not be following the county beach ordinances.
Those ordinances will also be listed on new signs, soon to be placed on the Cape and Indian Pass and can be purchased by homeowners to help educate Gulf County tourists.
U.S. Rep. Steve Southerland and State Sen. Bill Montford were scheduled to be in attendance, but canceled allowing for Beshears to kick off the meeting.
Beshears commiserated with the audience on the recent flood insurance premium jumps of 28-32 percent that some residents faced. He also addressed recent remapping of flood zones, which attributed to the hike, but didn't notify those affected.
Beshears said that Southerland was aware of the problems.
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Goals: To identify systems for detecting, investigating and resolving abuse after it is reported. Primary goals:
Study Design: Focus on all types of residential care facilities (RCF).
Observations: This is hard research to do because colleagues don't want to talk to you about it. You need to think about how to support
your staff during field studies. Some assume this elder population can self-report and protect themselves, but that is not
true. This is a vulnerable population. Understaffing and inadequate training are major causes of abuse, but there is also
a failure of political will to get proper regulations in place. The same problems persist and policy is not moving forward.
Conclusions: Preliminary findings:
Goal: To develop and test methods of generating estimates of the prevalence of elder mistreatment in LTC settings and assess the
feasibility and challenges involved in conducting a national study by:
Study Design:
Conclusions: None yet.
Unexpected findings from a previous study: After completion of a large, community-based, longitudinal study to understand the epidemiology of police contact with community-dwelling
older adults, some unexpected findings were:
Scope of the problem: Resident-on-resident elder mistreatment (RREM) is defined as negative and aggressive physical, sexual or verbal interactions
between long-term care residents that would be construed as unwelcome by the recipient in a community setting and that have
high potential to cause physical or psychological distress. There is little in the literature about RREM, but indirectly the
literature indicates that behavior disturbances, such as those associated with dementia, are notorious provocateurs, and when
patients with behavior disturbances and disinhibitions are commingled, it is asking for trouble. Clinical experience supports
this observation as do two pilot studies that provide evidence for the phenomenon of RREM. Resident-on-resident elder mistreatment
may be the most prevalent form of elder mistreatment, either inside or outside nursing homes.
Methodological challenges to studying RREM:
Next Steps:
Question: How do you evaluate whether poor care has become abuse or neglect?
Answer: Utilize available data to come to an informed conclusion.
Use of Data:
Putting It Together:
Improved screening of long-term care workers is needed to exclude individuals with abusive backgrounds. The Patient Safety
and Abuse Prevention Act would be a good start in taking a proactive approach to screen out predators. In 2003, Congress authorized
a three-year pilot study of background checks. States taking grant money were required to make improvements in background
check systems and streamline the process among different state agencies, including doing more detailed checks. The study showed
that although no single check worked, a multifaceted approach is effective. A total of 7,200 individuals were identified out
of 200,000 checks. There is solid bipartisan support for the Act, which is endorsed by 41 states, numerous state attorneys
general, and Medicaid Fraud Control Units. The bill is currently in committee in the House and Senate. More research is needed
on costs and benefits of well-designed screening systems.
Program Purpose: To identify efficient, effective and economical procedures for conducting background checks. The pilot period ran from January
2005 to September 2007. The data are now being analyzed by an independent evaluator.
Study Design: CMS selected seven states to participate in the pilot. States could establish their own background check programs but had
to meet specific requirements of the study. Most states built in sustainability to be able to continue the programs.
Pilot State Comments:
Lessons Learned/Best Practices:
Three states delivered innovative, culturally sensitive and effective abuse prevention training programs.
Problem: As more vulnerable elders require long-term care, there is no standardized system across agencies for preventing abuse, neglect
and exploitation in long-term care facilities.
Partial Solution: Use information communication technology to standardize systems.
To answer the question of cost-effectiveness, a pilot study was conducted to make an economic analysis of abuse, neglect and
Goal: Conduct a cost/benefit analysis for developing, maintaining and staffing the Michigan Program for Background Checks.
Study Design: Establish estimates of: 1) crime costs; 2) cost savings from crime prevention; 3) cost savings from training prevention,
hierarchical system and system record retention; and 4) costs of developing, maintaining and staffing background check program
and performing cost-benefit analysis.
Dr. Castle noted that there is very little in the literature on this topic, which is a developing area.
In terms of the institutional component, why do we find abuse? Staffing issues certainly contribute in an environment where
staff workers earn $7/hour, work long and difficult hours, are often minorities, have stresses of their own at home, and then
get abused by the residents. This fosters professional burnout, which leads to high turnover, which makes it necessary to
bring in agency staff workers who don't have a relationship with the residents. This in turn leads to absenteeism and inadequate
staffing — now we have a recipe for abuse. Solving the staff issue is a necessary first step, but it does not address the
entire problem.
Another problem is the lack of definition of elder mistreatment. Where do you set the bar, low enough to use the definition
as a screen? We have differences between QI and QM — what is this used for? There is a Web site where you can look up deficiency
information, so if you bring up abuse, nursing homes don't want to talk about it. Terminology is also a problem — abuse, neglect,
mistreatment, maltreatment — we are on a slippery slope and soon may be calling it "not being so nice to the elderly."
Dr. Castle stated that in his patient safety work he didn't see much about errors of omission or commission. Instead, the
issues were scope and standardization. As to scope, how do you measure it in, for example, financial abuse? If a resident
makes $10/month and you steal $1 you have stolen 10 percent of his income, even though you only took a dollar. How do we deal
with standardization when residents' rights vary from state to state?
As to estimating prevalence, it is very difficult to get the right number of items for residents to comprehend the question.
We ask nursing aides if they have ever seen, suspected or been told about abuse. With an N of 2,000, the data certainly show
that abuse is occurring. Dr. Castle noted that he has personally walked in on an abuse situation that was clearly about to
happen. He noted that his own children can push him to the limit — that is when he goes out to walk the dog. But how does
a nursing aide take a "time-out?" What is a best practice here? We don't know yet.
Dr. Maggie Baker asked the panel to comment on the incidence of sexual abuse in residential settings, specifically whether they think the
numbers are higher than estimated. Dr. Lachs stated that hypersexual behavior in people with dementia is extremely common and reported often by nurses. Such residents
will often impose themselves on many other residents, and most of this type of behavior in the long-term care setting is done
by residents themselves, not sexual predators on staff. Ms. Swearengen added that residents' reports of sexual molestation are sometimes discounted by staff due to the belief that the residents
are mentally or cognitively impaired. This raises the question of what kind of policies and procedures the facility has in
place to respond to such resident concerns. Dr. Hawes reported that staff will sometimes normalize the sexual event, saying the resident did it to herself. This is not logical,
but it is not always easy in this setting to discern what is normal sexual expression and what it not, which is why it is
essential to have enough staff to observe and prevent problems.
Ms. Kathleen Quinn asked whether other states are developing background check programs. Ms. Larsen stated that not many other states, outside of those in the pilot, are doing it. Ms. Montgomery added that background checks are not within the scope of the legislation, and she opined that it is not clear that legislators
would consider that part of the solution.
Ms. Fran Henry observed that currently the framework that drives elder maltreatment funding seems to come from the criminal justice area.
She asked whether it would be valuable to come at the problem from a different perspective and frame the issue in terms of
rights and responsibilities. Dr. Hawes suggested that this concept might not be grasped by a population in which two-thirds are cognitively impaired. Dr. Lachs stated that it is a constant struggle to decide how to frame the issue from a funding perspective and that in light of resident-to-resident
abuse, framing the issue from an educational rather than punitive standpoint merited thought. Dr. Lachs added that epidemiologists direct resources according to attributable risks and opined that the risk in the long-term care
setting is most likely living among violent residents, not violent staff. He said that if there were data to indicate this
risk, it would drive the area to focus resources. Dr. Ron Acierno stressed the importance of focusing on the events first and defining the issue after getting accurate numbers. If the numbers
demonstrate that the majority of cases are coming from resident-on-resident abuse, those data can be used to justify allocation
of resources to that area. Dr. Hawes, noting the idea of cost-effectiveness, suggested that it is hard to reform the system where costs and benefits go differentially
across settings and agencies. She added that staff-on-resident abuse does indeed exist, not necessarily because the staff
person has a criminal background, but because the staff person is overly stressed. Dr. Acierno suggested that even without staff-to-resident abuse, resident-on-resident abuse might still account for a significant percentage
of overall abuse.
Dr. Georgia Anetzberger stated that she and others in her local community had looked at the Patient Safety and Abuse Prevention Act and felt that
they could not support it because: 1) it was based more on horror stories than reality, 2) it fostered a pervasive unwillingness
to hire people with any sort of criminal background due to a fear of liability, and 3) a concern that over time the definition of criminal background
could broaden to a greater application than warranted. Ms. Montgomery replied that the basis for the act is not horror stories but documented abusive staff and serial offenders, and it is necessary
to ensure that they do not harm residents. The Act is a proven, non-costly intervention, and there is a moral responsibility
to take action to keep those with certain criminal backgrounds out of the system. Resident-to-resident abuse is not implicated
in the screening and is certainly a part of the larger picture, but the Act provides an opportunity to solve one area of the
abuse problem as it relates to serial offenders. Ms. Naomi Karp asked whether there were any outcome data or before/after studies indicating that background checks lead to less abuse. Dr. Post said that efforts are being made to trace incident reports to licensing agencies, but it is too early to tell about outcomes.
Ms. Larsen stated that CMS is looking at this aspect, too. She noted that it appears that heightened awareness leads to more accurate
reporting and therefore incident reports actually increase. She added that through a centralized process to oversee all incident
reports, a criminal background check was conducted on accused caregivers and a criminal background was rarely found.
Dr. Laura Mosqueda asked that the participants consider that neglect is more of a problem than abuse. Dr. Pamela Teaster suggested resident-on-resident and staff-on-resident abuse have the same effect on the victim. Dr. Post disagreed, saying that there is a greater negative impact on the victim when the abuser is someone the victim trusted. Ms. Jane Raymond asked whether anyone is studying family or other outsider abuse on residents. Dr. Lachs said that he has not planned to look at this, and he suggested the closest thing that he has seen in focus groups is in the
situation of roommates where one resident has a lot of visitors and the other has none. This seems to provoke ill will that
can lead to aggression. Dr. Hawes noted that in her research she is studying what happens to residents by asking residents themselves and staff. The issue
may well be, in the case of abuse, that if the resident feels unsafe in the place where he or she lives, then the problem
is not so much who is doing the abusing as the fact that it is occurring. The same is true of neglect, which leads to suffering
that is just as painful for the resident. A part of the solution might be working on facility responsibility for various conflict
situations. Dr. Lachs agreed that this is a big tent, and whether it is resident-on-resident or staff-on-resident, resources must be allocated.
Next Session: Laying the Foundation for Theoretical Model Development in Elder Mistreatment.


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Team Hell No. Kane's monster heel character is boring.
Kane as a monster heel. He should be destroying people, not hugging them.
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Springfield residents share crime concernsBy Christian Avard
Staff Writer | December 07,2012Christian Avard / Staff Photo
George McNaughtonof Springfield, left, speaks to Monica Weeber, director of planning for the Department of Corrections and Commissioner Andrew Pallitto about crime concerns in Springfield.SPRINGFIELD Springfield residents and community outreach workers participated in a televised meeting Tuesday to voice community concerns about the state Department of Corrections.
The meeting, set up by Vermont Interactive Television and held by the Department of Corrections, was the first of four meetings to take place across the state.
More than a dozen residents, restorative justice workers and Springfield Prison officials attended one of 17 locations to speak on camera about prison issues.
Wed like to give you a series of things in the future and wed like comments on them. This is the goal, said Department of Corrections Commissioner Andrew Pallito.
George McNaughton of Springfield took advantage of Pallitos offer. He advised that the state keep its promise with the town of Springfield regarding the prison facility.
In return for hosting the Springfield prison, the state provided the town a number of considerations. The state extended municipal water and sewer to the prison, created an industrial park, rebuilt the Skitchewaug Trail and donated $3 million to the Edgar May Health and Recreation Center.
There was also an agreement that no non-Springfield residents would be released into the community to live there following jail time. McNaughton did not believe the state was living up to the agreement.
He said families of prisoners relocate to Springfield. According to McNaughton, once they are released, many go to rehabilitation centers and remain in the area.
If this is true then the state violated the spirit of agreement with Springfield. If its not true, the state needs to be clear, McNaughton said.
Another concern is the influx of out-of-state drugs and gangs. McNaughton asked what preventative measures are being taken in prison to prevent the problem from growing.
What policies do you have to keep out-of-state drug traffickers with gang connections sequestered from in-state prisoners so that the prison does not become a recruitment center for more gangs and trafficking?
Pallito told McNaughton the Department of Corrections did not violate the agreement with the town. He spoke with Rep. Alice Emmons of Springfield about the situation and they are taking steps to make Springfield safer.
That will be emerging over the next month or so, Pallito said.
McNaughton hopes the state will step up their efforts on monitoring out-of-state prisoners.
Until theyve done studies then I dont think the public should believe what the state is saying, he said. If they want to end the rumor, they need to be tracking them six months after release.
The Department of Corrections said they will respond to feedback in the coming weeks. The responses will be posted on their website at www.doc.state.vt.us.
The next interactive, televised meeting will take place in February. A date has not been determined.
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How to Crimp Ethernet Cable aka Making Your Own Network Cable
Alright kiddies,
For this post, Yours Truly am going to show how to crimp Ethernet Cable or popularly known as just Network Cable. There are basically two types of Network Cable, the straight cable and the cross cable.
The straight cable is normally used when you want to connect your computer/PC to a hub/switch/router and the cross cable is normally used when you want to connect your PC with another PC directly.
Since yours truly thinks that most of you would be using the straight cable, he would just focus on the making straight cable part.
The things that you will need to have:
(This is a 4 in 1 Crimper- RJ45 crimp, Tel cable crimp, wire stripper, and cutter)
Ethernet cable/Network cable
(Doesn't take a genius to know that this is essential)
First, use a scissor or a knife to cut the end of the cable in order to get a straight cut. After that, you need to cut the outer rubber layer or also known as the jacket using the wire stripper and you will see four pairs of wires. Each pair has a solid and stripped color each of orange, green, brown, and blue. Arrange them according to the following picture.
(heck not even arranged properly)
Stripped Orange,
Stripped Green,
Stripped Blue,
Stripped Brown,
(may the force be with you, my young padawan)
However, if you HAVE to make a cross cable then you will have to follow the following color sequence.
(from left)
Stripped Orange,
Stripped Green,
Stripped Blue,
Stripped Brown,
(from left)
Stripped Green,
Stripped Orange,
Stripped Brown,
Stripped Blue,
Completed. Now you know how to make straight cable and cross cable.
And oh, you will want to test the cable first just in case the wire doesn't go in the correct channel.
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We had a failure in our software today and after investigating discovered that the failure should have been occurring for weeks, but it waited until this morning to rear its ugly head. Is there an accepted name for such a bug that I can use when referring to it with other programmers?
The closest I could find was a Schrödinbug, but I'm don't think it applies, since nobody was inspecting any code. The bug was just lying in wait.


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I don't have either of these devices to test with but it seems odd that they mostly have generic names; is this with the official drivers or just whatever Windows installed automatically? Installing the official software would be a good place to start if you haven't done so yet.
Logitech released a new version of the G-series Logitech Gaming Software just a few days ago which might also help.
EDIT: actually, I'm guessing you ran the Windows 8 installer using these devices for input, in which case it would have definitely seen them and attempted to set up basic drivers. Do these entries reappear if you clear them out? To do this remove all of the HID listings (checking the box to delete the software, if prompted), disconnect both devices, and then install the official software for them (reconnecting them when prompted by the installer). You may need to use a different mouse temporarily to help with this.
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you could use devcon to create different scripts to disable enable the devices you want, etc.
The DevCon command-line utility functions as an alternative to Device Manager
I have issue on work machine where the stupid vpn software they run will throw a fit if you have more than one network connection. So if I need to jump on wireless to vpn into customer network, etc. I have to either unplug my wired interface or disable it.
So I just run a devcon command I put in a batch file - so 2 icons on desktop one disables, other enables.
You could do the same thing for multiple lists of devices, so play game X disable all devices you don't want. Play game Y disable different listing, etc. Then another one to enable them all again, etc. etc.
edit: just thought of another option - since all usb based,
Now I use it for usb based disks, flashdrives, etc. But should work on all usb devices - you could create hot keys to disable the devices you want, etc..
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Three of Intermountain Healthcare's clinical leaders have been awarded the prestigious Osler's Cloak Award for their work in dramatically decreasing hospital sepsis-related mortality at Intermountain hospitals. The recipients are: Todd Allen, MD; Nancy Nelson, RN, MS; and Wayne Watson, MSN, RN. All three work with Intermountain's Intensive Medicine Clinical Program.
The award is named after Dr. William Osler, a physician who in the early 1900s led a change in American medicine that focused on medical education, transformation of the health professions, clinical research, and an emphasis on what it meant to truly be a caring healthcare professional. The award recognizes outstanding contributions to transforming healthcare at Intermountain, and only 36 clinicians have received the Osler Award in its 15-year history.
Sepsis is the most common cause of death today in U.S. hospitals. Nationally, mortality rates for sepsis cases entering the hospital through the emergency room range from 20 percent to more than 50 percent.
Starting in 2007, the award winners and the Intensive Medicine Clinical Program, led by Terry Clemmer, MD (who previously received an Osler's Cloak Award), began to develop and deploy an evidence-based protocol for the aggressive detection and treatment of sepsis, starting in the Emergency Room and continuing into the Intensive Care Unit. The process required 11 clinical elements during the first 24 hours of treatment that were important in treating sepsis.
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- Pointe Shoes: 12" x 18"
Ballet Decorative Pillow Cover
$36 - $39
Featherblend Pillow Inserts
$16 - $34