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A Guy's Guide To Getting Married (A Groom With A View)
Two weeks and five days ago my girlfriend Evin and I got engaged.
We both knew this would happen even though getting engaged had become of late, the elephant-in-the-relationship — infrequently discussed, occasionally joked about. By the time I was fairly sure she was just insane enough to accept, I went out and did the prudent thing. I had Evin's best friend take her to a jewelry store under the guise of looking for earrings, trick her into heading to the back of the store to look at engagement rings, find out exactly what she wanted, then report back to me.
The following week I went to 47th St (NYC's diamond district) to buy a ring. When I found what I wanted, it sat buried in a bag in the back of our closet while I waited for the exact right moment.
Late in the afternoon the following Saturday, I sat Evin down at our kitchen table — the one we built from scraps left on the curb of our neighbor (the actress) Keri Russell's house.
Me: "So, if we went engagement ring shopping, what would you like?"
Her: "Should we even be having this discussion? Shouldn't you just go out and buy one?"
Me: "Do you know what you want?
Her: "Yes, am I supposed to just tell you?"
Me: "Should we go to Zales?" (a joke) "What are you thinking, ¼ carat, 1/2 a carat? Color V, clarity QW9?" (all jokes)
This went on for 10 or 25 minutes until I pulled the ring out and said, "should it look like this?"
I expected tears or shock or a combination of the two. Instead, she casually waved me off, stood up from "The Keri Russell Table" and walked out of the room saying dismissively, "that's from a gumball machine!" I tried to convince her but she wasn't having any of it. "Let me see that," she said looking at it closely, "it's not even a good gumball machine fake diamond ring." So I went to the bedroom and brought out the laminated certificate. Only then did it register on her face that I was serious and the ring was real. "This is where you say 'yes,'" I instructed. And she did.
A flurry of text messages and phone calls to family and friends followed before a walk two blocks away to celebrate at our favorite neighborhood restaurant. Looking over our menus we made a pact — "let's enjoy being engaged for one week and NOT talk wedding plans." We hardly made it to dessert.
Over the next week we sat at our computers looking at web sites that supposedly helped couples plan their wedding. "How To Buy That Dress," "Picking The Right Bouquet," "Who Will Be Your Maid of Honor." Hey! What about me? And so I thought: maybe I should blog about the wedding experience from the male POV. And that's that.
So until Evin and I get married early next summer, I will be blogging on a weekly basis how this undertaking is going for me. A Groom With A View will be an honest account of the most illogical of processes — getting married.


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|A KosherEye chat with Alan Broner
Co-founder, Jack's Gourmet Kosher Sausage
How did a dentist become involved in a sausage, meat company?
And then, a class on pairings of meat and beer was being given in my Brooklyn neighborhood by Chef Jack Silberstein, a graduate of the CIA. Even though I am not a beer drinker, Jack made four incredible meat dishes and paired them with very interesting beers. I was more than impressed, so I took a second class with him on pairing cheeses and wines. After that class when Jack, my wife and I, finished the left over wines.... well you know what happens when you've had a good amount of wine...one thing lead to another and I challenged a professional chef to a "Jerk Chicken Throwdown"
The outcome is irrelevant, other than it forged a friendship that went beyond teacher and student. I asked Jack to teach me how to make pastrami, and after I purchased a smoker and aromatic woods, Jack and I started to make the best pastrami anyone had ever tasted, bar none. I then asked Jack to teach me how to make sausage and well, the rest is history. Friends and family were blown away by the quality and taste of kosher products that simply were not available to kosher consumers. Their encouragement, and our commitment to kosher quality, was the impetus to create "Jack's Gourmet". We launched our product line at Kosherfest 2010. It was there that Susie Fishbein went on the radio to say, "Jack's Gourmet was best in show" in her opinion.
Are your products all beef, or do you also use lamb, veal, chicken etc.?
What is your most popular product(s)?
In truth, our products do well across the board and when I give tastings in stores/supermarkets I ask "which is your favorite" and most people respond, "I like them all"
At the "Kosher Food and Wine Experience 2011" we served our Bratwurst on slider buns with Tarragon mustard and Caraway sauerkraut. We also served Chorizo Tacos; by sautéing our chorizos and serving them on hot corn tortillas with guacamole and salsa Fresca. The guacamole was made with 2 avocados, 1 tablespoon lime juice, 2 teaspoons olive oil, 1/2 teaspoon each salt and black pepper. The salsa Fresca was made from 3 Roma tomatoes, seeds removed and chopped, 1 small red onion, 1/2 bunch cilantro, 1 jalapeno, 2 cloves minced garlic, 2 tablespoons lime juice, 2 tablespoons olive oil, 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt and 1/4 teaspoon black pepper — all pulsed in a food processor until chopped and combined. (A KosherEye note: Our tasters at the 2011 Kosher Food and Wine Experience enjoyed Jack's presentation!)
Where can the consumer purchase your products?
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The American Academy of Pediatrics has changed its recommendations on car seat usage. The AAP's new policy now recommends that children remain in rear-facing car seats until age two. Here is a summary of the new recommendations:
This policy statement provides 4 evidence-based recommendations for best practices in the choice of a child restraint system to optimize safety in passenger vehicles for children from birth through adolescence: (1) rear-facing car safety seats for most infants up to 2 years of age; (2) forward-facing car safety seats for most children through 4 years of age; (3) belt-positioning booster seats for most children through 8 years of age; and (4) lap-and-shoulder seat belts for all who have outgrown booster seats. In addition, a fifth evidence-based recommendation is for all children younger than 13 years to ride in the rear seats of vehicles. It is important to note that every transition is associated with some decrease in protection; therefore, parents should be encouraged to delay these transitions for as long as possible.
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Previously, the AAP advised parents to keep kids rear-facing as long as possible, up to the maximum limit of the car seat, and this has not changed. But it also cited one year and 20 pounds as the minimum for flipping the seat, which many parents and pediatricians interpreted as conventional wisdom on the best time to make the switch. The new policy clarifies the AAP's recommendation, making age two the new guideline—a real game-changer for parents of toddlers.


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This is an activity about size and scale. Learners will construct a 3-D model scale model of one of the MMS satellites. After, they will calculate the octagonal area of the top and bottom of the satellites, given the measurements of the satellite.... (View More) Then, learners will compare the octagonal cross-section area of the satellites with the circular cross-section area of the launch vehicle to determine if the eight-sided spacecraft will fit the circular rocket hull. This is lesson one as part of the MMS Mission Educator's Instructional Guide. (View Less)
This is an activity about rockets. Learners will research facts about Atlas V rockets, which will launch the MMS satellites. After, they will compute the speed of the launch rocket, given a data chart of time vs. distance from lift-off. Then, they... (View More) will write a report synthesizing their researched information. This lesson requires student access to internet accessible computers. This is lesson two as part of the MMS Mission Educator's Instructional Guide. (View Less)
This is an activity about satellite flight. Learners will first watch a video about the orbit and formation of the MMS satellites to learn about their flight configuration. After, they will research similar facts about other types of satellites.... (View More) Next, learners will compute the volume of MMS' tetrahedral flight configuration and investigate how the tetrahedral volume changes as the satellites change positions. Finally, they will create a report that outlines their findings.This activity requires student access to internet accessible computers. This is lesson three as part of the MMS Mission Educator's Instructional Guide. (View Less)
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In this lesson students use climatograms from different U.S. locations to observe patterns in temperature and precipitation. After describing geographical features near these locations, they will use graphs to compare and find patterns in the... (View More) effects that mountains, oceans, elevation, and latitude have on temperature and precipitation. A research activity will then ask students to gather information on temperature and precipitation patterns around the world using the MY NASA DATA Live Access Server and other sources, with the goal of creating their own climatogram. This lesson uses the 5E instructional model. (View Less)
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Students will use NASA's Global Climate Change website to research five of the key indicators (vital signs) of Earth's climate health. These indicators are: global surface temperature, carbon dioxide concentrations, sea level, Arctic sea ice, and... (View More) land ice. They will use this information, shared in their expert groups, to create an informative poster about their assigned key indicator. The poster will be used by other groups to learn about all five of the key indicators and how Earth scientists use these indicators to analyze changes in Earth's climate. The lesson plan uses the 5E instructional sequence. (View Less)
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Students learn to identify and communicate important patterns in a dataset by drawing a visualization, and begin to interpret those patterns. Resource includes a student data sheet and scoring rubric. This learning resource is part of the Atmosphere... (View More) chapter of the GLOBE Teacher's Guide, and is supported by the GLOBE Aerosol protocols. GLOBE (Global Learning and Observation to Benefit the Environment) is a worldwide, hands-on, K-12 school-based science education program. (View Less)
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How Gossip Girls Wed — Glam Vs. Dramatic
It was a wild season for the ladies of Gossip Girl and the season finale (no, we didn't forget!) was just as shocking as the wedding gown choices for both Blair and Serena. While neither were typical wedding dresses, that didn't stop them from looking fabulous.
In a long-sleeved, glitzy Elie Saab gown, Blair was radiant and she was definitely not lacking her "something blue." Paired with turquoise drop earrings, platform metallic peep toes, and obviously a crystal headpiece (signature Blair Waldorf), this girl never let us down in the fashion department.
Serena, on the other hand, opted a much bolder dress for her nuptials back in October. Rocking a metallic gold and white strapless Georges Chakra Couture gown, this girl truly claimed the WOW factor. She accessorized with colored crystal drop earrings and a statement ring to pair with her dramatic, draped ball gown. Would we have really expected anything less?
These trendsetters have set fashion standards high throughout the past six seasons, and I have to admit we're going to miss this Gossip Girl closet! Both Blair and Serena have unique tastes and styles, but always dressed to impress. Are you more of a Blair (pastel glam dress) or Serena (dramatic metallic ball gown? Would YOU ever consider wearing one of these for your wedding?
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Stories from people who were children during World War II and the objects in this exhibit animate the past and inform us of a time when war took over daily life. "Retrospect is a very interesting thing," says Ruthie Kallnder. "At the time I don't recall any of the information we got as being propaganda," but the government tried to influence children to make "necessary" sacrifices. Propagandists made the war a battle between good and evil, democracy and fascism. They also asked children to share in the war effort. In response, many children took on more responsibilities. Ruthie explains that boys and girls felt "if that's what it was going to take" to win they "were willing to do it." The memories of the people in this exhibit and their wartime actions show the power of propaganda's messages and its lasting affect on their lives. Propaganda posters, children's books, and classroom assignments demonstrate how propagandists reached children and involved them in the national war effort.
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1550s, from Latin insanus "mad, insane; outrageous, excessive, extravagant," from in- "not" (see in- (1)) + sanus "well, healthy, sane" (see sane). Originally only of persons; of actions, from 1842. Cf. lunatic; and Italian pazzo "insane," originally a euphemism, from Latin patiens "suffering." German verrückt, literally past participle of verrücken "to displace," "applied to the brain as to a clock that is 'out of order' " [Buck]. The noun meaning "insane person" is attested from 1786.
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The School of Social Work Alumni Association supports the school, its students and faculty. All graduates of the School of Social Work are members of the alumni association. The association falls under the umbrella of the VCU Alumni Association.
The Baccalaureate Social Work Student Association, an organization of students in the Bachelor of Social Work Program, was established to facilitate communication among students and between the student body and the school faculty and staff. This organization plays a vital role in the educational process. Through student representation on committees within the school, BSWSA members participate in decision-making processes. In addition, the association enables students to conduct a variety of social and professional activities throughout the year.
The Master of Social Work Student Association is the organization of M.S.W. students enrolled in the school. Established for the purposes of facilitating communication among students and between the student body and the school, the association provides a means by which student concerns and ideas can be formulated and acted upon. It also enables students to conduct a variety of social, civic and educational activities throughout the year.
This organization plays a vital role in the educational process. Student contributions to the governance and curriculum of the school are of value to both the institution and the students. Participation in the decision-making process is accomplished through student representation on committees. Faculty and students work closely together throughout the year to meet the needs of graduate social work education. Students participate as full members of committees within the school.
The Association of Black Social Workers was established to create and maintain an atmosphere of unity and support among black students in the School of Social Work. It serves to assist students in their personal and professional growth and development. Membership in this organization helps students to develop a keen awareness of the acute needs of the black community and the active role that must be assumed by the dedicated black professional social worker in promoting the general welfare of black citizens. To attain these goals, the organization utilizes the educational process and related experiences of students at the school and in fieldwork. Students are encouraged to participate in all phases of the academic environment.
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The Doctoral Student Association is a collegial association available to all doctoral students regardless of full- or part-time status. Its primary purpose is to provide information, resources, advocacy and support to students throughout the doctoral program experience. Governance of the association is conducted on a rotating leadership and consensual basis. The Doctoral Student Association provides doctoral student representatives to various committees of the school governance structure.
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Abstract: Entrepreneurship education has spread enormously during the last decades, and today entrepreneurship is taught to numerous pupils and students in various disciplines and at different levels of education. Policy makers around the world view entrepreneurship as a key competence to be fostered already at an early stage of education, and an increasing amount of resources are spent on various initiatives in the field. Entrepreneurship research is, however, a heterogeneous field, and, consequently, there are numerous approaches to entrepreneurship education. Little is known about the effectiveness of these approaches, and much conceptual and definitional confusion makes it complicated to compare the different initiatives in the field. This dissertation seeks to remedy this problem. As such, the overarching research question guiding this dissertation is: What effects do different approaches to entrepreneurship education have at different levels of the education system? To answer this research question a categorization model, based on research about entrepreneurship, entrepreneurship education, entrepreneurial learning, and cognitive and non-cognitive skill development, which addresses the diverse foci of different approaches to entrepreneurship education, is provided. In addition, the dissertation comprises three research papers that individually address different approaches to evaluating the effects of entrepreneurship education at different levels of education. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8965
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The Implications for Whole Farm Risk ManagementFriis Pedersen, Michael (Frederiksberg, 2013)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: This thesis analyzes the institutional framework around risk management in Danish agriculture, with the two main sectors, the hog and the dairy sector in mind, and it suggests a new more active role for the cooperatives in these sectors, with regard to the reallocation of price risk among members. The thesis consists of a general introduction, three linked but independent and self-contained papers and a conclusion. The first paper introduces a measure of credit capacity using Data Envelopment Analysis. This is a novel application of a well-known methodology from production economics on financial issues. The paper was motivated by the fact that most literature on risk management explains the rationale for risk management activities such as hedging, with increased ability to obtain finance via debt. However, no hedging had been performed on the output side for Danish pig or dairy farms, while access to debt capital seemed abundant. It seemed that farmers may have been thinking "Why hedge, if you can borrow?" The perception of the abundant availability of liquidity in the form of credit reserves may have been an explanation for the absence of other risk management activities in the sectors and why a measure and empirical analysis of the development in credit capacity was needed. However, existing measures of access to credit had focused on the dichotomous question of whether firms are financially constrained or not, while the relative unconstrainedness of firms (farms) would have explained the absence of risk management. An analysis of some 92,000 farm accounts from 1996 to 2009 found that access to credit roughly doubled during the period. This may have been an important explaining factor for the (absent) development of risk management institutions. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8817
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Abstract: This dissertation explores the internal antecedents of the phenomenon labeled management innovation. Management innovation refers to the implementation of new management practices, processes, techniques or structures that alter the way the work of management is performed. In other words, management innovation refers to changes in what managers do and how they do it. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8295
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A Context-Specific StudyStucchi, Tamara (Frederiksberg, 2013)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: This Ph.D. dissertation investigates some International Business (IB) issues, which emerge from a specific context of research. The study takes inspiration from one of the most currently debated phenomena in IB literature, i.e. the internationalization of Emerging Market (EM) firms. The recent global emergence of these firms is substantial and particularly interesting under several points of view, especially because the IB literature has traditionally been dominated by western-centric theories, whose applicability to the case of EM firms might be questionable. The present Ph.D. thesis recommends an approach to the study of the internationalization of EM firms that can contribute to the advancement of IB literature in general. This is illustrated by the four research articles of the thesis, where a single-country EM context is used to draw general implications useful for researchers, practitioners and policy makers. More in details, the first paper "Emerging market firms' acquisitions in advanced markets: Matching strategy with resource-, institution- and industry-based antecedents" studies the antecedents that can affect the motivations for the acquisitions that EM firms undertake in advanced markets. The second article, entitled "Time to internationalization and evolving institutions: An event history analysis of Indian firms", analyzes domestic firms' earlier versus later internationalization, during a period of radical institutional changes. The third paper, "The role of Overseas National Ownership in Outward FDI: A study of the Indian diaspora", studies how the presence of overseas national shareholders can influence homeland firms' outward FDI. Finally, the last article is entitled "Business groups' internationalization: The role of the domestic geographical scope" and analyzes one possible explanation for business groups' internationalization, from an organizational learning perspective. The Ph.D. thesis is empirically based on a very comprehensive sample of Indian firms. The data are collected from different sources, i.e. the Prowess database, the Zephyr database, the Indian Census and the World Competitiveness Yearbook. The potential value of this singlecountry context perspective is highlighted throughout the Ph.D. thesis, and clearly emerges while I address the different issues of the four research articles. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8699
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Essays on Autonomous Strategic ActionLinder, Stefan Matthias (Frederiksberg, 2011)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: Kun abstrakt er tilgængelig online for denne PhD afhandling. CBS Bibliotek har en trykt udgave der kan findes via CBS bibliotekskatalog. Only abstract of this Ph.D. thesis is available online. The CBS Library has a printed edition this edition can be found through the CBS Library Catalogue. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8356
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Abstract: Offshoring can be defined as the relocation of organizational tasks and services to foreign locations. Increasingly, firms experience that unforeseen costs and difficulties of managing offshoring undercut anticipated benefits; that unexpected challenges of offshoring jeopardize and eventually undermine initial objectives. Guided by the research question—what are the organizational consequences of offshoring?—the purpose of this thesis is to investigate why some firms fail when offshoring and other do not. The thesis consists of four research papers using various datasets and methodologies that investigate offshoring in an organizational context. The first paper investigates how the complexity of offshoring leads to 'hidden costs' of implementing offshoring activities. The second paper looks at how these hidden reconfiguration costs influence the process performance of the offshored activity and how this relationship is moderated by the modularity of that activity. The third paper investigates the effect of the organizational reconfiguration of offshoring on firms' strategies. The final paper studies different strategies of adaptation in offshoring. Taken together, this thesis argues that whether firms relocate activities with the purpose of accessing resources or as a response to political pressures, the process of offshoring presents firms with the challenge of coordinating and integrating offshoring activities in a global organization. The complexities and uncertainties of an organization consisting of a number of offshored activities (in contrast to an organization with only co-located activities) require firms to invest additional resources in coordination mechanisms so that an efficient reintegration can be achieved. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8669
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Within the 2 weeks prior to responding to a nationwide survey, 28 percent of high school seniors were in a vehicle whose driver had been using marijuana or another illicit drug, or had drunk 5 or more alcoholic drinks.
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Almost one-third (32 percent) of the roughly 42,000 Monitoring the Future survey respondents reported having used marijuana during their lifetime. However, abuse of many other drugs—methamphetamine, heroin, cocaine, and some prescription medications—declined.
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Women who reached their majority in states with policies that restricted teens' access to tobacco products were less likely to smoke from ages 18-34 than women in states without those policies. The research did not demonstrate that the policies had a comparable impact on men's smoking.
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Regular cannabis use that starts in adolescence strips away IQ, a NIDA-supported study suggests. Participants who initiated weekly cannabis use before age 18 dropped IQ points in proportion to how long they persisted in using the drug. Persistent cannabis users' cognitive difficulties were evident to friends and family and measurable on a battery of tests.
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Researchers found that 1 in 8 high school seniors had used a prescription opioid nonmedically, and 70 percent of these teens had compounded the attendant risk by co-ingesting an opioid with one or more other drugs. Nonmedical opioid use was significantly more prevalent among whites than among African Americans or Hispanics.
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Fewer teens are using cigarettes, alcohol, and most illicit drugs, according to NIDA's latest Monitoring the Future study. Troubling trends persist in marijuana use, however, and nonmedical prescription drug use remains a concern.
Teens who participated in the intervention Strong African American Families‒Teen at age 16 reported fewer conduct problems and depressive symptoms and less substance abuse at age 17‒18, compared to peers exposed to a control intervention.
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NIDA-funded researchers have gathered evidence that brief interventions can help adolescents move away from drug use. In a clinical trial, middle and high school students markedly reduced their substance use following two 60-minute sessions that combined motivational interviewing and cognitive behavioral therapy.
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Fewer than 12 percent of adolescents who meet diagnostic criteria for prescription opioid abuse or dependence receive any treatment, according to an analysis of data from the 2005 to 2008 National Survey on Drug Use and Health. The most common reason the adolescents gave for not receiving treatment was their lack of perceived need for it.
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The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission ("EEOC"), just recently issued a series of Questions and Answers which clarified an earlier EEOC informal discussion letter about ADA requirements for employers who require applicants to have high school diplomas to qualify for certain jobs.
That November 17, 2011 letter opined that an employer who made high school graduate a job requirement may well violate the Americans with Disabilities Act ("ADA"), unless the employer could demonstrate that the requirement was 1) job related and 2) consistent with business necessity. The earlier EEOC letter also said that to the extent a learning disability prevented the job applicant from meeting the high school graduation requirement, the employer might also have to have to make an individualized determination whether a particular applicant could perform the essential functions of the job, with or without an accommodation, before the employer could deny the applicant a job on the basis of the failure to complete high school.
Now, the EEOC has clarified that its earlier letter did not make it illegal, per se, for businesses to require a high school diploma for a job. Rather, according to the EEOC's recent Q & A discussion, an employer may have to allow someone who says that a disability has prevented him from obtaining a high school diploma to demonstrate qualification for the job in some other way. The new Q & A from the EEOC also made clear that its earlier opinion letter did not create protection in the ADA for people who do not graduate from high school, unless a disability as defined by the ADA was the reason that it was impossible for the job applicant to obtain a high school diploma. The Q & A's issued by the EEOC also stated that an employer is not required to hire a person who is unable to graduate from high school because of a disability. The new EEOC Q & A's do provide that as with any job criteria which may tend to screen out persons with disabilities, an employer who requires a high school education may have to evaluate whether there exists an ADA reasonable accommodation to allow a learning disabled person to perform the essential functions of the job. According to the EEOC:
Employers may continue to have high school diploma requirements and, in the vast majority of cases, they will not have to make exceptions to them. However, if an applicant tells an employer she cannot meet the requirement because of a disability, an employer may have to allow her to demonstrate the ability to do the job in some other way. This may include considering work experience in the same or similar jobs, or allowing her to demonstrate performance of the job's essential functions. The employer can require the applicant to demonstrate, perhaps through appropriate documentation, that she has a disability and that the disability actually prevents her from meeting the high school diploma requirement.
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MEA backs legislation requiring schools to carry life-saving 'EpiPens'
MEA supports legislation introduced in the state House that would require all Michigan schools to have epinephrine devices, also known as "EpiPens," on hand to provide emergency treatment to students with allergies.
House Bill 4353 would require schools to carry two EpiPens, which deliver pre-measured dosages of epinephrine to combat anaphylactic shock, and have one or two school staff trained in administering the treatments, depending on the size of the school.
About 8 percent of children suffer from food allergies, according to experts. When these children experience a severe allergic reaction, every second counts. Having an EpiPen on hand can mean the difference between life and death.
Amy Derrick of Linden, whose 5-year-old daughter is allergic to tree nuts and peanuts, said the legislation is "a no brainer," according to the Associated Press.
"In almost every story of a fatal anaphylactic reaction, there is one common theme: delayed administration or complete lack of epinephrine," Derrick said.
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Los Angeles Kings (29-14-6) at Boston Bruins (30-15-3), 3 p.m.
(SportsNetwork.com) - A controversial goal led to the Los Angeles Kings having
a two-game win streak halted on Saturday, but the club will try to bounce back
on Monday afternoon when they visit the Boston Bruins at TD Garden.
The Kings had won two straight and three of four before dropping a 3-2
shootout decision in Detroit on Saturday. Los Angeles held a 2-1 lead over the
Red Wings heading into the final minute of regulation, but the hosts received
a bit of luck to even the score with 26.1 seconds left.
Niklas Kronwall was credited with the strange power-play goal, as his
deflected shot bounced off the netting behind the Los Angeles goal and struck
Kings netminder Jonathan Quick in the back before trickling in the net to even
the score at 2-2.
The goal was upheld following a video review, with the NHL releasing a
statement afterward explaining that the play was not reviewable. Needless to
say, Kings head coach Darryl Sutter was not pleased with the decision.
"That's embarrassing for the league," said Sutter. "It doesn't matter if we'd
have scored, or if they had scored it. That's embarrassing."
Tomas Tatar eventually won the game for Detroit by scoring the lone goal of
the shootout.
Mike Richards and Jeff Carter both scored on the power play for the Kings,
while Quick stopped 33 shots in defeat. Carter's goal handed L.A. a 2-1 lead
with 2:15 left in the third, a little less than two minutes before Kronwall's
controversial equalizer.
The shootout loss dropped L.A. to 1-0-1 at the start of a five-game road trip.
The Kings will continue the swing Tuesday against Columbus before capping it
Thursday versus Anaheim in the opener of a home-and-home series.
The Bruins have lost two of three and four of their last six games to fall
into a tie with Tampa Bay for first place in the Atlantic Division. Boston has
played two fewer games than the Lightning, however, and the Bruins will use
one of those games in hand on Monday.
Boston was able to pick up a point in Sunday's shootout loss at Chicago, as
the Bruins and Blackhawks met in a rematch of last season's Stanley Cup
Finals. Chicago, which won the playoff battle in six games, took Sunday's
contest after last spring's Conn Smythe winner Patrick Kane scored the winner
in the shootout.
On the final attempt of the shootout, Kane skated down the middle and slowed
up before picking his shot and burying a wrister past Tuukka Rask for the win.
Brad Marchand scored both goals for the Bruins, while Rask made 35 stops in
"We played really well today," said Marchand. "There's a few opportunities
we'd like to have back, for sure, but I thought we had a very good chance to
win in a tough place to play against a great team."
Boston hopes to get back in the win column today on home ice, where it is
18-5-2 this season compared to a 12-10-1 record on the road.
The Kings have won six of the last eight meetings with Boston, although four
of those wins came after regulation. L.A. had won four straight in Beantown
before the Bruins posted a 3-0 victory on Dec. 13, 2011 in the last meeting
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Verizon's powerful Droid Turbo has a 5.2-inch Quad HD screen and 48-hour battery28 October 2014
Five years after the original Droid smartphone debuted, Motorola has announced the latest addition to the line: Droid Turbo. Droid Turbo is of course a Verizon device, as is the entire Droid series, and therefore limited to the US. But noteworthy features... >>
Samsung ATIV SE to release in April with Windows Phone 8 on US carrier Verizon31 March 2014
The Samsung ATIV SE will release in April as a Windows Phone 8 device, but it will update to Windows Phone 8.1 once the software is ready, according to a new report. The Verge, citing sources familiar with Verizon's plans, has claimed the ATIV SE will... >>
US edition: Samsung Galaxy S5 release date and where can I get it?20 March 2014
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Verizon's next Windows Phone from Samsung leaked in press shot17 March 2014
Windows Phone's presence in the US is about to get a big bump from Samsung and Verizon. The clearest leak yet for the Samsung Ativ SE that is headed to the US' largest carrier Big Red was shared over the weekend on EvLeaks' Twitter feed, a few weeks... >>
Nokia Lumia Icon smartphone with 5-inch HD display and Lumia Black to launch on Verizon for $19912 February 2014
Nokia has introduced a new Windows Phone 8 smartphone called the Nokia Lumia Icon. It will launch on Verizon in the US for $199 with a new two-year agreement. The Nokia Lumia Icon features a 5-inch 1080p HD display. It also sports a 20MP rear-facing... >>
Samsung 'Huron' Windows Phone crosses FCC desk, headed for Verizon8 February 2014
The unannounced Samsung 'Huron', or SM-W750V, has crossed the desk of the FCC, confirming its existence just in case you had any shred of doubt. The FCC document didn't reveal too many details about the supposed 5-inch handset, but does indicate Verizon... >>
Move over Sprint, KitKat released to Verizon's HTC One6 February 2014
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Samsung 'planning new Windows Phone for Verizon'3 February 2014
Samsung and Verizon are pairing up for a new Windows Phone stateside, according to EvLeaks. The handset is said to carry model number SM-W750V with a codename "Huron". Given Samsung's strong Android devotion, it will be the manufacturer's first Windows... >>
LG G Pad 8.3 to get 4G LTE connectivity thanks to Verizon?24 January 2014
It looks like a 4G LTE version of the LG G Pad 8.3 could be on its way after a model cleared the FCC yesterday. The tablet, named VK810, made it through the communications regulator, where it was registered as capable of running Verizon 4G LTE. The physical... >>
Intel sells off failed OnCue pay-TV service to Verizon21 January 2014
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How old is she only people iv seen showing interest in twilight figures are older woman most younger girls around my area still live with the stigma toy =/= cool. Well I know one other person who wants them but he's to embarrassed to ever admit it lol.
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The Cross-Media Electronic Reporting Regulation (CROMERR) provides the legal framework for electronic reporting to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and states, tribes, and local governments that are authorized to administer EPA programs. CROMERR is intended to reduce the cost and burden of electronic reporting while maintaining the level of corporate and individual responsibility and accountability that exists in the paper environment.
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Once an application is received, EPA's first step is to review applications for completeness, a process that can take up to 75 days. Once the application is determined to be complete, EPA then has up to 180 days to approve or deny the application. However, EPA approval of applications for existing systems could take up to 360 days. The approval becomes effective when EPA publishes a notice of the approval in the Federal Register.
CROMERR is a performance-based regulation. The performance-based criteria used to evaluate electronic reporting systems address a number of topics, including, among other things:
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Did Seth McFarlane say he would've "wrecked" her? Someone needs to remind him that "Family Guy" is just a cartoon. People watch it for the stupid jokes. Cartoons don't "wreck" people, sorry Seth. Even South Park doesn't actually "wreck" people, and Mr. Family Guy, you are no South Park.
Want the ultimate proof cartoons don't wreck people? Barney Frank was elected to congress in spite of Elmer Fudd, Nancy Pelosi was elected in spite of Cruella de Vil, and Joe Biden was elected in spite of himself.
Now that I got that narcissist out of the way, what the heck is Bill Maher's problem? I would've loved it if he was willing to show us if O'Donnell ever was given the chance to finish her thoughts on evolution. Instead it has to cut back to him hemming and hawing about putting a creationist in the Senate.
Unless a tax for human gills is on the Democrat's agenda I need someone to help me understand which issue a Senator tackles that not believing in evolution would affect. To me the real question isn't "is evolution real", it's "so what?" Its not like she's running for Science Czar.
Are voters in Delaware who want less government, lower taxes, and stronger national defense really expected to vote for the Marxist in the race because Darwin's honor must be preserved?
Listen up Delaware, the chick who thinks evolution is a myth isn't focused on taking away your money like that Marxist Chris Coons is. So don't worry about the girl who doesn't understand why "monkeys don't evolve in the time it takes to watch them." Worry about the dude who wants to make your money disappear in the time it takes to make it.
If you've reached this far and you still care I have a slightly more eloquent way of stating O'Donnell's position on evolution:
I know Maher finds that to be an offensive position to take, after all, if God is so all-knowing, and powerful, and good then why do guys like Maher get TV shows?
In the end this whole debate is pointless. If a manuscript by Charles Darwin detailing a confession that the entire theory was crafted as a goof to help some friend of his with two tongues and three index fingers and a penis shaped like a wishbone feel like a scientifically-justified mutant sex machine liberals like Maher would treat it the same way they treat the East Anglia emails exposing global warming for the fraud it is.
Maher focuses on this non-sequiter because the atheist orthodoxy anchors their faith on things like evolution. So they feel threatened by Christians like O'Donnell, and they mask their bigotry with ridicule.
You know what......whatever Bill, I'll take her over Hank Johnson, the guy who thinks Guam might capsize any day.
By the way, I kind of hope that guy gets re-elected because I want to know his thoughts on if colonizing clouds would lead to the gentrification of Heaven, and then wait to see how long it will take for Bill Maher to say "well, at least he believes in evolution" right before pushing a button that begs for


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The Port of Port St. Joe has been awarded a $70,000 grant from the Florida Department of Economic Development to fund the update of the port master plan.
The Port Authority board also heard encouraging word on maintaining the critical designation of being part of the state's Strategic Intermodal System and also on instruction to enhance the local workforce in anticipation of the arrival of Eastern Shipbuilding Group either late this year or early next year.
The DOE grant will allow Port Director Tommy Pitts to do most of the work in-house while finally drawing a salary that exceeds one dollar per month.
The update of the master planning document is crucial as the port moves forward with development under collaboration between the Port Authority and St. Joe Company.
"The properties committed to port development have changed so dramatically," Pitts said. "The collaboration with St. Joe brings the mill site in. There is the Arizona Chemical property, the rail access. The funding the state makes available for ports is for property within the port master plan."
Those properties will also likely include those lands and activity to the north of the Intracoastal Waterway owned and operated by Woods and Raffield Fisheries.
"We included them in the 2003 update and we can include them again," Pitts said.
The first step for the update is a stakeholders' meeting, or public hearing, concerning the port's plans, the lands they are planning for development and seeking input.
Some stakeholders are identified and invited, Pitts said.
Those include both the municipalities in the county, the Board of County Commissioners, the Gulf County Economic Council/Chamber of Commerce, Opportunity Florida and Waterfronts Florida among others.
Beyond that, the meeting seeks input from all interested parties concerning the direction the port is moving.
"What we're doing is providing an opportunity for comments and feedback," Pitts said. "This is the first step, the time for interested parties to share their thoughts about the port and port development."
The ability to do the work primarily in house is important for a port that is as yet undeveloped and in need of revenue.
Pitts has been involved in two other updates of the same plan and the requirements for some technical data have been moved to later in the process, Pitts said he is confident the work can be completed in-house.
St. Joe will provide GIS mapping and graphics assistance and the Florida Department of Transportation will assist with transportations issues pertaining to the port.
"The critical thing for us right now is moving forward on this stakeholders' meeting," said Port Authority chairman Leonard Costin. "I'd like people to know this is an important meeting."
As the process hits milestones, such as the stakeholders' meeting, the grant funding will be disbursed. With the grant Pitts and Nadine Lee, who have worked at the Port Authority more than a decade will be able to draw some salary.
Pitts was appreciative but noted the overall goal was larger than any salary.
"What we're doing here is an opportunity," Pitts said. "Everybody here is trying to work together to make something happen here."
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Pitts reported optimism regarding the port's application to extend by at least three years its designation as part of Florida's SIS.
Some 75 percent of FDOT discretionary funding is earmarked for projects within the SIS.
A letter requesting the extension – the current SIS designation expires in spring 2013 – has been drafted and communicated to the District III FDOT office in Chipley.
"I talked to (Secretary Tommy Barfield) and there is favor being shown to us," Pitts said. "There is an expectation it will be approved at the main office in Tallahassee. There is support for this port there also."
Board member Eugene Raffield said he sensed "a green light" for the application as staff from FDOT was recently in Port St. Joe taking photos and getting the "lay of the land" at the port.
Pitts also noted that the Port Authority has recently been approached by two parties interested in leasing a portion of the barge bulkhead along the Intracoastal Waterway.
During a discussion pertaining to Eastern Shipbuilding Group and the city of Port St. Joe's initial reluctance to waive water and sewer fees (see story on this page), Raffield turned to what could be done about the local workforce.
"The big issue for (Eastern) is getting the labor," Raffield said. "There is a huge demand for fabricated vessels on the world market. This thing could grow by 40 percent in 12 months."
Raffield said there was particular need for welders and said it was important of teamwork among St. Joe, ESG and the Port Authority regarding issues pertaining to the workforce and any incentives to expanding into Gulf County.
"We must all talk on the same page," Raffield said, "that we are all coming together for the sake of the community."
In several fronts, there is progress.
Loretta Costin with the Gulf/Franklin Center said that the Gulf Coast Workforce Board and Gulf County Schools were teaming to soon offer an evening welding class for those interested, regardless of age. Costin said the college was examining similar programs.
In addition, Pitts reported that activity at the Chamber of Commerce, where ESG representatives take applications twice a week, had picked up.
As of last week, 100 people had been hired through the Chamber, though the exact number from Gulf County was unknown.
"The labor is a concern for them," Pitts said. "It's a problem we need to solve. I'm encouraged by the traffic we have seen."


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