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Another goal for the interim is to minimize transition risk to the longer term CEO, says Thomas.
Cosgrove adds, "The board's been specific about wanting someone who can keep their strategic plan moving forward. They don't want to go backwards. They want to keep moving ahead with their plans."
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AMSTERDAM The typical high school graduation speech is equal parts memories of the past and hopes for the future. So when Amsterdam High School salutatorian Rebekah Izzo turned in her remarks to school officials, red flags were quickly raised.
Izzo, a young woman who has strong Christian beliefs, included a verse from the Bible and some strong religious rhetoric in her original speech that caught the eye of the school's principal, David Ziskin.
"Then you will win favor and a good name in the sight of God and man," reads the Biblical verse. "Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight."
The school reviews all graduation speeches before allowing students to read them, and Izzo said officials forced her to remove parts of her speech in which she shared personal religious messages with both her fellow students and the audience at graduation.
"Instead of saying 'Put your trust in God,' they wanted me to say something like 'I put my trust in God,' " she said.
The 18-year old Amsterdam resident began her speech, which is posted on YouTube, by saying: "This is not my original speech . . . because it contained a personal message to each individual here of what God can do in your own life."
She was disappointed she had to remove those parts of her speech.
"I worked really hard to become the salutatorian and to reach that stage," she said.
After looking at the speech, Ziskin decided to turn it over to Greater Amsterdam School District Superintendent Thomas Perillo, according to Perillo. Ziskin could not be reached for comment.
Perillo and school district attorneys poured over the language in the speech extensively — Perillo said they wanted to make sure the speech could not be considered proselytizing and in no way favored one religion over another.
"It is the district's responsibility to make sure a speech at graduation does not favor one religion," Perillo said.
He concluded the Bible verse and a few other parts of the speech were indeed proselytizing and told Izzo to take them out.
Melanie Trimble, Capital Region chapter director for the New York Civil Liberties Union, suspected the district actually made Izzo remove the verse because it cannot appear to be endorsing her religious viewpoints.
"It is clear to me, after watching the speech, these were her own views and that the district did not want to appear as if they are endorsing them," Trimble said.
Perillo said students at the high school still have broad freedom of speech, but they cannot use a public gathering such as a graduation to advocate their personal religious beliefs.
Izzo, however, said she thinks the district was being "nitpicky."
"The fact that parts of my speech were removed shows the direction our country is headed in," she said. "We are losing the rights to voice our opinions, and our rights are diminishing every day. People should be able to decide whether they want to believe in what I am saying or not."
She equated the school district's decision to remove parts of her speech to the its mandatory curriculum, which, she said, forced her to sit in science classes where the theory of evolution was taught and the idea that Adam and Eve were the first humans to walk the Earth was refuted.
"I had to sit through those classes, even though I didn't want to," she said. "After taking the classes, I had to make up my mind and decide what to believe in."
As for Izzo's plans after high school, she will attend the Belanger School of Nursing in Schenectady this fall and plans to earn a bachelor's degree in nursing while specializing in maternity care or pediatrics.
"I am really excited to begin the next phase of my life and to continue to speak out for what I believe in," Izzo said.
First off congratulations Rebekah, I think the school is a perfect example of church vs. state.. It is sad to think that this country wants to remove God out of all that we do. And that is why the country is in the shape it is in. Killings/Shootings everywhere. Why is it when there is a tragedy in a school or anywhere we all lean on God, But when someone wants to give Thanks to God for helping them through there school work, Or to help them through there future plans it is wrong. Amsterdam and its school need all the help they can get and God is the help they need....
We pledge allegiance to the flag (under GOD) is still recited in our schools. And we are one nation under God. Why does this country insist on taking away the positive behaviors of our youth? Let them be an influence on others that my need guidance. There are worse opinions that could be spread. All the bad that goes on in school and they focus on removing God from a speech. What ever happened to Freedom of Speech?
After reading the article and seeing their changes, I have to agree with the district. They just wanted her to say how her religion affected her, rather than her telling the graduates they needed to follow her religion. I think the biggest mistake of the school district was choosing a salutatorian who openly rejects proven science like evolution. No student of mine would receive a passing grade in science class if they couldn't understand something as basic as that.
As far as some of the other comments here, it's mind-blowing how little people understand America. I'll go through them one-by-one.
Pro-tech: There is not "Killings/Shootings everywhere." I looked all over my house, couldn't find a single killing or shooting. Not even in the couch cushions where things tend to hide. We do not "all lean on God". In fact, I barely know anyone who does. We've moved past that. And if you read the article, the school district said that if Rebekah wanted to give "thanks to God", she could. She just couldn't preach that the graduating class do the same thing. The district made the right choice.
Angelo: It's well-past time to go back to the original pledge of allegiance before the "under god" was added out of fears of communism in the 1950's. As far as "worse opinions that could be spread"… those would have been edited out as well. Freedom of Speech and the first amendment is alive and well, that's why we're able to read this article. You do understand that Freedom of Speech has nothing to do with salutatorian speeches, right?
Amsterdam School District is in my opinion very wrong. This district did not make a mistake choosing this young lady as salutatorian. However, she does seem to have a lot to teach several people one thing being, picking at incidentials.
It's wonderful to see a young person so committed to her convictions. What a wonderful role model she is to all those floundering thru life with no purpose or direction. She should have been allowed to give her speech in her own words. It's up to her audience to decide what to believe. Congratulations Rebekah !
Wow! What arrogant, idiotic arguments dan. Evolution is not proven nor will it ever be. It is called a theory and it is really not a theory at all according the the scientific definition. It is a lie foisted upon students. If you check statistics from the past 50 years, violent crime has indeed increased along with many other behaviors detrimental to society. The love of God compels us to treat each other as we would want to be treated, except we deny God in schools and the public arena and don't want even His name mentioned. What is so fearful about mentioning God that we have to make every effort to expunge Him from society? And as for you ChuckD, I'm sick of hearing this nonsensical "argument" for excluding God. We are in America, a Christian nation, evidenced by our founding documents and many of the writings of our founding fathers, but they are not taught in school either. People who come to America from other countries who worship Allah came by choice and have no business trying to change our country into something else. We welcome other religions, but not so they can deny our practice of Christianity. If we weren't a Christian nation we would be like all others and then there would be no place on earth to run to when evil strikes and no one to help when disaster comes. Congratulations Rebekah! Thank you for your courage. We may all need such courage ..Christians are the most persecuted of all faiths...and that IS a fact!


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That was some afternoon out at Coors Field yesterday. First, a swarm of bees invaded the park and delayed the game for about five minutes. After the bees had been rounded up, Colorado Rockies Jordan Pacheco homered into the left field seats. An Arizona Diamondbacks fan caught the ball and did what any self-respecting D'back fan would do— tossed it back onto the field.
Well, Colorado police don't take kindly to that sort of behavior in them-there parts and they promptly escorted the young man out of the stadium— much to the chagrin of the Arizona announcers.
"That stinks," was one of FOX Sports Arizona's broadcasters, Greg Schulte and Mark Grace's remarks. "He didn't do anything wrong."
The announcers in the booth were so mad, they rewarded the young man, Joshua Pickett, with two free tickets to the next D'backs home game.
It sounds pretty easy to become a celebrity in the Diamondbacks' world. Pickett was even interviewed by a reporter as he left the stadium.
It does take a lot of guts to throw a ball back onto the field when you're surrounded by the home team's jerseys. I wouldn't recommend trying it at Yankee Stadium— you may actually be thankful for the police escort out.
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One great example that considers the aggression caused by video games took place in Alabama in 2003 by Devin Moore. Moore was apprehended under suspicion of having driven a stolen car and then snatched a policeman's gun and shot two officers and a dispatcher. Devin blamed his actions on the inspiration of the Grand Theft Auto game series, which he claimed to have played obsessively and ended up taking out a lawsuit against the creators of GTA.
Another example that I have personally took interest in is discussed in the book "Nineteen Minutes" by Jodi Picoult. In this book, a young man has been constantly bullied since a child by the popular kids for being a nerd. To help deal with this reality, he creates a video game that is set in a school and its objective is to kill the popular students. But, this video game becomes a reality when the teenager, Peter Houghton, becomes the shooter at his high school one day.
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The point is that Family Tree Builder DOES import the images from the path indicated in the GEDCOM file, what Connie and myself need is that image, if it is the first one for that person, becomes to "personal photo" of the person that it is associated with.
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Thank you for replying.
If the photo was already a profile photo in the original file and/or on the family tree online, the Family Tree Builder will also recognise it like so and add it to the profile. The same way that there is a link for the photo on the GEDCOM, there is also an indication for that that the photo is a profile photo.
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Thank you for your post here on the forum.
I have loked into this for you and I understand what you have suggested. This can prove to be a lengthy search process for which your suggestion is a valid and useful tool.
I have forwarded this to our development team to take into consideration with future upgrades to the online family site.
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While the develpoement team are looking into "Smart Matches" screens can they please fix the "Back to matches" link as when the matches are viewed the return is not back to the orginal list position if for any reason you leave the page to verify the match, even if viewed in another tab, as the default postion is always page 1 of "Sort by : Matches"
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Dear Mr.Sanderson,
Thank you for your reply to my post.
Please note that I have also taken on board your suggestoin and mentioned this to the development team.
Trusting this has proven useful.
Hello, the site capabilities have improved so much over the years - thank you for all the hard work on it!
I'd like to request a feature for adding sound clips and/or video to the site. My mother has a beautiful singing voice, and I'd like to capture it as part of her profile.
Thank you!
Dear Mrs.Kleinschmidt ,
You can now upload videos and documents to your family site.
You can upload them under the 'Photo' section, in 'Add Photos and Videos' page.
The supported video file formats are:flv,mov, mpg, mpeg,avi,mpe,mp4 ,divx,qt, m1.
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Please notice: we don't support video files that are larger than 50 MB. If your video file is larger than the limit, we recommend splitting the file by using a video editing software.
Trusting this has proven useful to you.
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Dear Mr.Lynch,
We are aware that there is a time zone difference between our sever location (USA) and certain parts of the world.
Our technicians are working on this and are trying to find a way in which to resolve this issue.
Would be nice to have a space in the family tree where the Family Crest can be made visible.
In Addition, it would be nice to have a poster option to view just the members of that particular family.... with the respective family crest...
Hi, Daryl,
Yeah, I knew that about the crests but nonetheless take a quiet pleasure in the crests of honoured bearers of my family names. Though for quite a few years I was a proud member of the Stewart Society and thus entitled to their Stewart crest. I would still be a member if it were not for the constraints of retirement.
Family crests....
My wife's family name is Treffene.
And we got a you beaut family crest from a supplier, with a family name history involving Cornwall, and an impressive big black bull and a motto.
We found that her name comes via immigrants to Australia, of Italian race, from Ticino (canton I think) in Switzerland.
Their name was Truffini, and there were five variations of that surname in the names registered for the patriarch's children.
Treffene is the name that survived.
Would be nice to be able to print such a poster and have it visible during a Wedding Reception...
Dear Mario,
Thank you for the suggestion.
I will be sure to forward it to the appropriate department for consideration.
Please let me know if you have any other ideas as we do value such input from our users.
Best regards,
Most of the people using my site use the tree mode - as evidenced by the record of who visits each profile. Without actually counting them, I'd guess that no one has ever visited the profile page of 95% of the 2700 plus people in my tree.
The problem is that without visiting the profile page there is no way to know if a person has a biography entry. I use the biography entry to add the family history - the stories about who did what, where and when - as oppossed to the genealogy (the relationships). My visitors don't read these stories because they don't know they exist.
Clicking on each and every tile in the tree and opening the profile for each person just to look for a biography would be a tedious way to use the family tree. But that is the only way to know if the biography exists.
So - please - is there any way you can add a flag (or link) to the person's tile/card or to the person's detail panel so that it is obvious that there is a biography entry and to make it easy to read the biographies. This would both help to let people know a biography exists, and also help to encourage members to add/share/correct biographies, thus creating a family history. I would appreciate if this could be considered in future upgrades.
What I have done over the years of painstakingly entering each of the 5800 people in my tree#) is putting the given and last names of those who have biography notes between asterisks like so: *Jany (first) Ingrid (middle) Muench* (last) Frank (married). The added bonus is that when you sort all on first name, the ones between asterisks appear first in alphabetical order. Of course if there had been a flag of myHeritage's devising, I would have used that. I use and publish from FTB, but I am pretty sure this can be done with on-line only trees as well. Of course you need to tell your members what the asterisks mean. I have done that on the Home Page. You are welcome to take a look.
#)Note: I never use the merge option, because after a couple of painful experiences, I learned the hard way that garbage in is still garbage out. I don't allow any of my members to edit the tree either--any changes have to be sent to and done by me.
I hope this helps.
Your idea looks like a reasonable work-around, but a lot of work. We have discovered some of the same short-comings. I hope MH will come to the party and improve access to the biography. I believe this is a very important part of our research, because it is the way to build a family history.
Unfortunately the MH development team never get back to forum members with a development schedule. So there is no way to know if they are listening, or plan any action. ...but fingers crossed.
Thanks for your idea Ingrid.
A flag or link in the details panel - like this would be nice....
OR a simple icon on the tile.
Hi, Ingrid,
I do use the merge option in FTB a lot; BUT I check EVERY DETAIL.
Hi Athol,
Please tell me more about how you merge trees and compare them. Do you follow the MH suggestions? They look like a lot of work.
I found the best way to manually compare two trees was to export the list of names to a spreadsheet. FTB>Edit>Export to Excel>Export list of people.
This allow me to open two spreadsheets and because they are spreadsheet, I can easily sort the lists.


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Thursday, January 08, 2009
But She Is Screaming So Loudly
We are in a bear market rally, which kinda just started. One day of bad jobs data and balls also shrink back inside. People start to quote how bad the unemployment data is or will be.
Come on people!!! Do you expect jobs data to be good now, in December, January or even February???
Why do you think equity markets collapsed 6 months back???... precisely because we ALL KNOW jobs and the economy will be really bad in the first and second quarter of 2009 at least. So, what gives??? Use economic data properly, economic data tells you what has just happened and what is happening, not what will be happening.
I am not saying the numbers are not bad, but its way within even the most bearish estimations. Where is US unemployment now, around 6%? Ask any economist where they think unemployment will be peaking before recovering... many have said 7%, 8% and some even 9%... so how to get there without bad jobs data now???
You think the central banks and governments huge fiscal measures and liquidity injections were for fun? They precisely expected this scenario. Its like you know your wife has been wheeled into labour... midway, you start to tremble and fear and exclaim "but she is screaming so loudly"... duh... she is in labour la, not eating Haagen Das ice cream. Where do you think we are in the economic cycle??? Why act so surprised!?
Economic data is confirmation of what stock markets predicted a few months back. A bear market rally is confirmed by market trading indicators such as VIX, yen rate, ratios of new highs/new lows, corporate bonds/Treasuries spread, average volume buy/sell strength indicators...
Use proper indicators to make proper assessment. I am of the firm view the bear market rally has just started. Get a hold of yourself, its a bumpy ride but its Space Mountain baby, its fun.
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Posted by Salvador Dali at 12:36 PM
Labels: market strategy
3 comments:
- Ooi Beng Hooi said...
Dear Dali,
Referring to last paragraph,
"I am of the firm view the bear market rally has just started"
Are you saying bull market or bear market?
- Ooi Beng Hooi said...
In last paragraph, you were of firm opinion of bearish market ahead.
However, in your recent posting "Global market prognosis for 2009", you commented that:
I am looking for the Dow to reach 10,000 by February / March 2009 and to go back to 12,000 by June 2009. I cannot safely say what will happen for the second half of 2009. A lot will depend on what the central banks and governments do over the next 6 months. If they play their cards right, I think global equity markets could fully recover by end 2009 and go on a 2-3 year unprecedented bull run.
- Pat said...
Another words.. fasten your seatbelts!!!
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The Faculty of Nursing at UI (FIK UI) started with the establishment of The Nursing Science Program as a part of UI Faculty of Medicine. The program was established due to the increasing demands for professional nursing services and the policy on the development of health workers in Indonesia as mentioned in The National Health System (SKN).
It is hoped that a higher educational background will provide students with a learning experience to develop the much-needed skills to become a professional nurse.
The establishment of The Nursing Science Program (PSIK) is the result of the cooperation between the Department of Education and Culture and related institutions. In January 1983, after conducting the National Conference on Nursing, the Department of Education and Culture along with other related institution released a recommendation to develop a higher education level for nurses.
The Directorate of Higher Education, Department of Education and Culture, appointed UI Faculty of Medicine (FK UI) through the SK Dirjen DIKTI decree number 339 / D2 and SK Dirjen DIKTI decree number 07/DIKTI/Kep/1986 to conduct higher education for nurses. This was the first undergraduate program for nursing in Indonesia.
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To widen the opportunity for working-nurses to attend the program, during the 1995 academic year a B Extension Program was launch. The classes for this program were conducted in the evening to accommodate the working-nurses. of the period of study for the A Program is 9 semesters, while the B program is 5 semesters. Graduates from both programs will receive an S.Kp degree and will be equipped with the skills of a professional nurse.
In line with The Minister of Education and Culture decree number 0332/ O/ 1995 on November 15, 1995, the Nursing Science Program Study (PSIK) was officially renamed as The Faculty of Nursing Sciences (FIK UI).
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"The Caballero's Way" (short story)[edit]
In O. Henry's original story, the character is a 25-year-old desperado in the Texas-Mexico border country who bears little resemblance to later interpretations of the character. He kills for sport and is responsible for at least eighteen deaths. His real name is possibly Goodall ("This hombre they call the Kid—Goodall is his name, ain't it?"); no first name is given in the story. The Kid's mixed-ancestry girlfriend, Tonia Perez, both fears and loves him. When Texas Ranger Lieutenant Sandridge arrives at her home, seeking news of the Cisco Kid, they fall in love. Sandridge begins visiting twice a week. Eventually the Kid visits Tonia's house and finds them together:
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He overhears Tonia tell Sandridge that she heard the Kid was in the area, and that she assumes the Kid will visit her soon. She says she will send Sandridge word of the Kid's whereabouts by Gregorio, "the small son of old Luisa," in time for Sandridge to ride off with a posse, find the Kid and kill him. Sandridge departs and shortly the Kid appears, pretending he has just arrived. The Kid sends a message to Sandridge through Domingo Sales, who claims that Gregorio is "too ill of a fever to ride". The message says that the Kid has arrived and explains that the Kid has exchanged clothes with Tonia to foil pursuers. Sandridge returns to Tonia's home and sees two figures in the moonlight: one in men's clothing and the other in women's. The one in men's clothing rides away. Assuming this to be Tonia, Sandridge ambushes and shoots the remaining figure. The victim is Tonia, the Kid having tricked Sandridge into killing his girlfriend.
Numerous movies featured the character, beginning in the silent film era with The Caballero's Way (1914). There is a discrepancy as to who actually played the part of the Cisco Kid.[citation needed] In the cemetery records[clarification needed] of Stanley Herbert Dunn it states that he played the part, but at IMDb.com[unreliable source?] it states that William Robert Dunn played the part.[citation needed]
For his portrayal of the Kid in the early sound film In Old Arizona (1928), Warner Baxter won the second Best Actor Oscar. This film was a revised version of the original story, in which the Kid is portrayed in a positive light. It was directed by Irving Cummings and Raoul Walsh, who was originally slated to play the lead until a jackrabbit jumping through a windshield cost him an eye while on location.[1] In 1931, Fox Film Corporation produced a sound version with Baxter, Conchita Montenegro, and Edmund Lowe.
The movie series began with The Return of the Cisco Kid (1939), featuring Baxter in the title role with Cesar Romero as his sidekick, Lopez, Chris-Pin Martin as the other sidekick, Gordito ("Fatty"), Lynn Bari as his mistaken love interest, Ann Carver, Henry Hull as her wayward grandfather, and Ward Bond in the lowest-billed role as "Tough", whose one scene shows him beaten into unconsciousness by the unscrupulous Sheriff McNally (Robert Barrat).
Romero took over the lead role of Cisco and Martin continued to play Gordito in six further films before the series was suspended with America's entry into World War II in 1941. Duncan Renaldo took over the reins as the Kid when Monogram Pictures revived the series in 1945 with The Cisco Kid Returns, which also introduced the Kid's best-known sidekick, Pancho, played by Martin Garralaga. Pancho also became established as his sidekick in other media. Neither Gordito nor Pancho is in the original story. After three Renaldo/Cisco films, Gilbert Roland played the character in a half-dozen 1946-1947 movies beginning with The Gay Cavalier (1946). Renaldo then returned to the role with Leo Carrillo as Pancho. They made five films, with Renaldo assuming the flowery "Cisco" outfit in the final film. He would wear that throughout the TV series that followed.
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The Cisco Kid came to radio October 2, 1942, with Jackson Beck in the title role and Louis Sorin as Pancho. With Vicki Vola and Bryna Raeburn in supporting roles and Michael Rye announcing, this weekly series continued on Mutual until February 14, 1945. It was followed by a thrice weekly series on a Mutual-Don Lee regional network in 1946, starring Jack Mather and Harry Lang, who continued to head the cast in the syndicated radio series of more than 600 episodes from 1947 to 1956.[2]
The radio episodes ended with one or the other of them making a corny joke about the adventure they had just completed. They would laugh, saying, "'oh, Pancho!" "'oh, Cisco!", before galloping off, while laughing.[3]
Episode guide[edit]
|Disappearing Bullet
|Man gets swindled at cards and loses everything he has to a crooked dealer and ends up being accused of murder.
|The Meanest Man in Arizona
|The Man Trapped in the Cave
Television series and movies[edit]
Renaldo returned to the role for the popular 156-episode Ziv Television series The Cisco Kid (1950–1956), notable as the first TV series filmed in color.[4]
For the 1950s TV series, the Cisco Kid's sidekick Pancho was portrayed by Leo Carrillo, riding a Palomino named Loco.
After a long absence, the character galloped back onto TV screens in the 1994 made-for-TV movie The Cisco Kid, starring Jimmy Smits with Cheech Marin as Pancho.
The TV episodes and the 1994 movie, like the radio series, ended with one or the other of them making a corny joke about the adventure they had just completed. They would laugh, saying, "'O, Pancho!" "'O, Cisco!", before galloping off, while laughing, into the sunset. Spanish-styled Western theme music was heard as the credits rolled. Throughout the TV series, Pancho addressed Renaldo as "Cisco" - although that is the name of a town near Abilene, Texas, and the character's real name is never mentioned - and others (mostly Anglo characters) refer to him as "the Kid" (Renaldo was 46 years old when the TV series began). Although both Pancho and Cisco are clearly identifiable as Mexicans, throughout the entire series they spoke to each other in English, with Pancho speaking a thickly accented and very tortured English, as if the two of the them were not both fluent and comfortable in Spanish.
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References in movies and television[edit]
In the 1986 movie Stand by Me, Chris asks Gordie about the Cisco Kid when referring to a pistol.
In the 1989 film Creepshow 2, The Cisco Kid is playing in the background during the "Old Chief Wood'nhead" story. In the story, "The Raft", Randy and Deke call each other by the nicknames "Pancho" and "Cisco", respectively.
In Barry Gifford's 1990 novel Wild at Heart, and the film of the same name by David Lynch, Sailor imparts advice to his young son: "If ever somethin' don't feel right to you, remember what Pancho said to the Cisco Kid: 'Let's went, before we are dancing at the end of a rope, without music.'"
The television series Hill Street Blues briefly featured a recurring character named Alan Bradford (portrayed by Martin Ferrero). In Bradford's first appearance, episode #58, "Here's Adventure, Here's Romance" (the announcer's first lines in the opening of the Cisco Kid television series), he was arrested while wearing western garb and stealing a horse. In an unusual twist, his delusion was not that he was the fictional Cisco Kid, but that he was the real-life actor Duncan Renaldo playing the Cisco Kid. He misidentified Hill Street supporting character Ray Calletano (portrayed by René Enríquez) as Cisco Kid actor Leo Carrillo, who'd played Pancho.
In the season five finale of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, it is revealed that Nick Stokes' father's nickname for him is "Pancho", and he in turn calls his father "Cisco". His boss, Gil Grissom, later uses the "Pancho" nickname to calm Nick down while they are trying to rescue him from a coffin that has been rigged with explosives.
In episode six of season five of Big Love, Lois Henrickson (played by Grace Zabriskie) mentions to her husband that she listened to The Cisco Kid earlier in her life. She recalls how every episode ended.
- Cisco Kid Comics, a one-shot comic book by Baily Publishing, appeared on newsstands in 1944.
- Dell Comics published 41 issues of The Cisco Kid from 1950 to 1958.
- Jose Luis Salinas and Rod Reed drew the Cisco Kid comic strip, syndicated from 1951 to 1967.
- Moonstone Books has, as of 2009, published six graphic novels about the Kid.[5]
- Nash Candelaria's 1988 short-story collection is entitled The Day the Cisco Kid Shot John Wayne.
- In Stephen King's short story "The Raft", Pancho and Cisco are the nicknames used by the two ill-fated friends stranded on the raft.
- Dennis "Cisco" Wojciechowski, Mickey Haller's private investigator in The Brass Verdict and The Fifth Witness was nicknamed Cisco in honor of the Cisco Kid while he was affiliated with the Road Saints motorcycle gang.
- In Mark Lindsay's song "Arizona" (from the 1970 album Arizona), the title character of the song hangs up a poster of Pancho and Cisco.
- Elvis Presley, during his early 1971 concerts, used to wear a jumpsuit he referred to as "The Cisco Kid". The suit is featured on the cover of his 1972 Grammy-winning gospel album He Touched Me.
- War's song "The Cisco Kid" (from The World Is a Ghetto, 1972) reached number two on the US pop charts; the song also appeared on their 2008 Greatest Hits Live.
- Fat Larry's Band recorded a semi-humorous song, "Hey Pancho it's Disco" (from Lookin' for Love 1979), which takes Pancho's perspective as he copes with Cisco changing his name to "Disco".
- Sublime's "Cisco Kid" (from Robbin' the Hood, 1994) samples sounds from the radio show.
- Deep Purple's "Hey Cisco" (from Purpendicular, 1996) is loosely based on the radio show's characters.
- Rage Against the Machine's 1996 song "Without A Face" (from Evil Empire) references the Kid.
- In Don Williams's 1998 song "Pancho" (from I Turn the Page), the Kid mournfully reflects on their friendship that has ended.
- Willie Nelson and Los Lonely Boys covered War's song on the 2004 album Outlaws and Angels.
- Cypress Hill, featuring Method Man and Redman, sample War's version of the song in their song "Cisco Kid", on the soundtrack to the 2001 film How High.
- Tortoise covered Don Williams's song "Pancho" on their 2006 album The Brave and the Bold.
- Lil Rob sampled War's song on his mixtape Uncut for the Calles: Mextape Vol. Uno (2007).
The names Pancho and Cisco[edit]
"Cisco" and "Pancho" are both nicknames given to men whose name in Spanish is Francisco, which in English is "Francis." The real name of the famous Mexican revolutionary general Pancho Villa was Doroteo Arango, but it is not clear whether either Cisco or Pancho were originally named after Villa.
- ^ p.19 Osbourne, Robert C. Academy Awards Illustrated 1969 Abe Books
- ^ Dunning, John. (1998). On the Air: The Encyclopedia of Old-Time Radio. Oxford University Press. ISBN 978-0-19-507678-3. Pp. 155-156.
- ^ At 26:49 on OTRWesterns.com you will hear the exact quote from the radio series.
- ^ "'Cisco Kid' for TV Via Pact With Ziv", Billboard, Sept. 24, 1949, p. 47. Commercial color television broadcasting began in 1951, but a non-network program such as The Cisco Kid could not have been shown in color on local stations before 1954.
- ^ Moonstone Books, accessed 12 August 2009.
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- O. Henry's "The Caballero's Way" (full text)
- The Cisco Kid at the American Film Institute Catalog
- The Cisco Kid TV Episode Guide
- "The Cisco Kid" TV series (1950-1956) at Internet Movie Database
- Zoot Radio, free old time radio show downloads of 'The Cisco Kid.'
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Dr. Ida Jallow Sallah on Friday 28th of December 2012, launched two books on Education entitled: - QUALITY ASSURANCE : PEDAGOGIC GUIDE TO EFFECTIVE TEACHING AND LEARNING and MONITORING SCHOOLS : QUANTITATIVE DATA COLLECTION ANALYSIS AND REPORTING at the Regional Education Directorate's Main hall in Kanifing.
Mr Lamin Sonko, Senior Education Officer, Standard and Quality Assurance Department presided over the launching as Master of ceremonies. The hall was full to capacity with teachers, monitors of Schools, Education Administrators, Researchers and well wishers who waited expectantly to hear expert review of the two books by Dr Burama Jammeh, Director of CREDD, Mr Lamin Fatajo Principal Education Officer, Human Resource Department ,Mr Sidia Jatta, Linguist and Curriculum Developer, Mr Ebrima Njie, Former Principal of Armitage High School and Former Head of the National Office of the West African Exams Council.
In his statement on behalf of the Regional Director of Region one, Mr Samba Bah apologised for the Permanent Secretary and the Regional Director for their absence because of official engagement. He added that the two books could not have come at a better time than now when the Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education is grappling with the issue of quality.
He welcomed the experts whose role it was to review the books and thanked them for undertaking the task.
He asserted that he would thank the author on behalf of the Regional Director for the great initiative and that he is urging all those present to make good use of the materials being provided by the author to help improve quality teaching and learning in the school system.
In his statement at the launching, which shall be covered in full in subsequent issues, Dr. Burama Jammeh Director of CREDD indicated among other things that the two books have filled a vacuum in the provision of well researched reading materials on quality education that is relevant to our own realities. He made reference to a statement made by Dr Ida Jallow Sallah that she was motivated to conduct research and write the books by a message which continued to ring in her ears that "to scroll up to the highest level of the education ladder without being a knowledge producer is to cheat destiny." Dr Burama Jammeh indicated that the author has challenged all the intellectuals to start to put their thoughts in black and white and promised the author that he would follow suit.
Dr Burama Jammeh, noted that the book: MONITORING SCHOOLS : QUATITATIVE DATA COLLECTION ANALYSIS AND REPORTING exposes the reader to the basics of monitoring and avails to school monitors in particular some technologically oriented methods and statistical formulas as computational alternatives, that could equip them with the minimum knowledge required to effectively carry out their monitoring activities. The book gives a theoretical and practical explanation of school monitoring mainly centred on its definition comprising internal and external monitoring; It explains concepts and types of monitoring such as compliance monitoring, Diagnostic monitoring and performance monitoring and further elaborated on the process of monitoring which starts with the establishment of standard monitoring tool which identifies areas of focus, objectives and measurable and realistic performance indicators.
Dr Burama Jammeh added that the book highlights that monitoring is a three step process comprising data collection, data analysis and report writing. He highlighted that the author took time to explain what data is, identified qualitative and quantitative data, primary and secondary data; that she explains what a sample is and then looked into the different types of sampling which equip its reader with the basic principles of research such as the relationship between dependent and independent variables; how data is collected and analysed and promotes good research practice.
Dr Burama Jammeh added that the two books are intertwined. He indicated that before monitoring is done the monitor must understand what quality education is, what is pedagogic competence, what is effective teaching and learning, what are the right teaching and learning strategies, What is teacher centred and learner centred pedagogy; what is proper classroom management and instruction. He said the book Quality Assurance: pedagogic guide to effective teaching and learning gave adequate answers to all the concerns and provides a comprehensive explanation of and elaboration on the standards aimed at ensuring quality education that monitors need to be equipped with to effectively do their work. He said exposure to the pedagogic guide is necessary for monitors, teachers and education administrators to enable them to be effective and efficient internal and external monitors.
He concluded that the two books consider monitoring as distinctive to ensuring quality education and that monitoring is far from the process inspection or witch hunting but is basically designed to provide support to promote quality education by identifying weaknesses and recommending options to address them.
Dr. Burama Jammeh noted that the books have catered for children with special needs which he said made them to be all inclusive in all respect. He considers the books to be of international standard and express his appreciation that the country has such talent which should be tapped. He emphasized that the books are superior in quality and content than many books that are currently in libraries.He recommended the books to be in the booklist of the University of the Gambia, Gambia College, Libraries of Curriculum Development and Cluster Monitors. He identified them as recommended reading material for administrators, teachers, monitors and anyone who has interest in quality education.
The presentation was made by Mr Lamin Fatajo, Mrs Sira Singhateh identified as a vocal and seasoned School monitor, the Chief launcher, Mr Ebrima Njie, Dr. Ida J. Sallah and the Master of Ceremonies, Mr Lamin Sonko will be covered in subsequent issues. This reporter will also try to get the paper Sidia Jatta planned to present but did not because of late arrival from Wuli.


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Only rich people can afford to eat locally grown, organic food. Have you heard that one before? I have, and it's sure to come up during the "Can Maine Feed Itself?" keynote discussion taking place at next month's Maine Fare festival in the midcoast. The panel brings together a number of movers and shakers from Maine's food scene for a conversation centered on how the state can become more self-reliant when stocking our grocery stores and filling our dinner plates. According to well-known organic Maine farmer and author Eliot Coleman, who farms year-round in unheated greenhouses and will participate in the panel, the No. 1 barrier preventing more Mainers from eating food grown and raised locally is the competition from cheap eats trucked in from California. A whole book could be written (and has been) about the reasons factory farms and agribusinesses can produce food that costs so little. However, the simple answer, as Coleman pointed out, includes physical scale, illegal immigrant laborers, polluting farm practices and government subsidies. At the same time, the idea that only the well-off can eat fresh, locally grown eats ignores the obvious and inexpensive solution of growing your own garden. You can't get any more local than food grown steps from your kitchen. And with seeds that sell for pennies apiece and with compost an essentially free fertilizer that anyone can make from table scraps and dried leaves, it becomes clear that price alone is not the true issue. [...]Read the entire article here.
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A publication of the Archaeological Institute of America
The skeleton of a young woman is found in a grave in Ireland, her hands against her sides and her head tucked down. Forensic experts agree that the most likely explanation for her strange posture is that she was buried alive. In a peat bog at Lindow Moss in England, a body of a young man is found, his skull fractured by blows, his air cut off by garroting and slitting his throat, his face pushed down into the marsh. These and other examples of human sacrifice in Iron Age and Roman Europe are examined by prolific Celtic studies scholar Miranda Aldhouse Green in her latest book, Dying for the Gods (Charleston, SC: Tempus, 2001; $37.50).
Some of the best archaeological evidence for the nature of sacrifice has come from the "bog-bodies" preserved in peat. Green concludes that because some victims were subjected to excessive force, violence possessed a symbolic function apart from the need to overpower and destroy a victim. It might have proved enlightening if the author had gone on here to discuss sacrifice in terms of earth (blows with weapons), air (suffocations), and water (drowning), since there is evidence that this division of the natural world played a role in prehistoric European religion. Green has clearly done her homework, providing us with both passages from classical literature and an abundance of archaeological evidence for apparent sacrificial activity. If the book has a fault, it is perhaps in being too thorough. The same evidence is sometimes described repeatedly as different aspects of sacrifice are discussed, while virtually identical statements are made even in successive paragraphs on the same page. Nonetheless, for anyone interested in the nature of pre-Christian religion in Europe, this is a book worth reading.
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TV's Most Scandalous Suburbs
Not only did last night's Weeds season premiere kick off in high gear, but the episode served as an excellent re-entry point for fans who checked out after the Botwins left Majestic (née Agrestic) at the end of Season 3 and returned after the onslaught of publicity about the show returning to "its roots" for the final season. We don't want to give away any plot points from the premiere, which you can now watch for free, but we will say that the openings credits provided a nifty map of the Botwins' wayward journey back to the burbs set to the familiar "Little Boxes" (a tune we admit was nice to hum again).
Since last night's episode had us recalling the good ol' days in Agrestic, we decided to take a look back at the Botwin family's old stomping ground — the origins of this whole mess — as well as the other suburbs in TV history whose matchy-houses, swimming pools, and family-ready vehicles belied their residents' dark and twisted lives. Click through for our list, and please don't hesitate to let us know which pre-fab neighborhoods you would add.
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Fire at Bugsy's Pizza in Old Town
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Firefighters were called to Bugsy's Pizza in Old Town Alexandria for a two alarm fire early Sunday morning. The call came in at 9 a.m.
Bugsy's is located in the 100 block of Kings Street. That's one block from the waterfront and near multiple restaurants and businesses in Old Town.
As of 10:30 a.m., ABC7 was on the scene and there was no visible damage from the outside. There were no injuries reported in the fire.
Bugsy's has been open in Old Town since 1983.
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Our part-time programs are ideal whether you are currently working in adult education or you are about to take your first steps toward your future in adult education.
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Telstra's A$11 Billion Network Split Backed by Regulator
Feb. 28 (Bloomberg) -- Telstra Corp, Australia's biggest phone company, gained antitrust approval to split from its fixed-line assets, clearing the way for an A$11 billion ($12 billion) compensation package from the government.
The regulator accepted the so-called structural separation plan after Telstra gave rivals improved access and prices to its copper-wire network, the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission said in a regulatory statement today.
Telstra shareholders last year agreed to give up control of the Melbourne-based company's copper wires, the only existing national network, to the government-backed NBN Co., which is building a fiber platform. Telstra will set prices for rivals based on the regulator's proposal during the transition to the new National Broadband Network.
"The ACCC's acceptance of Telstra's undertaking marks a significant milestone in the structural reform of the telecommunications sector," Chairman Rod Sims said in the statement.
Telstra's copper network is a legacy of its former status as a state-owned monopoly company. The carrier accounted for about three-quarters of the country's fixed phone lines and about 45 percent of its mobile phone and fixed-line consumer broadband markets, the regulator said.
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Margaret LoRene Miner
Phillipsburg resident, Margaret LoRene Miner, passed away Friday, Sept. 27, 2013 at Via Christi St. Francis Medical Center in Wichita, KS at the age of 67.
She was born in Phillipsburg on May 24, 1946 to Ivan & Grethel (Covington) Ladd. Her son, Brian, preceded her in death.
Survivors include her husband, Jim, of the home; daughter, Lynell Miskimins of Halstead, KS; sisters, Donna Simmonds and Reta Griffin, both of Phillipsburg; daughter-in-law, Angel Miner, of Agra, KS; and four grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held Wed., Oct. 2, 2013 at 2:00 p.m. in the Olliff-Boeve Memorial Chapel, Phillipsburg, with Pastor Joel Hiesterman officiating. Burial will follow in the Agra Cemetery, Agra, KS.
Visitation will be Monday from 5 – 9 p.m. and Tues. from 9 a.m. – 9 p.m. at the funeral home with the family receiving friends from 7:00 – 8:00 p.m. Tues. evening.
Memorial contributions may be given to the Johnson Cancer Research Center. Online condolences to: www.olliffboeve.com.
Olliff-Boeve Memorial Chapel, Phillipsburg, is in charge of arrangements.


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D.C. Forecast: Bright day today; grayer, wetter days ahead
It will be a beautiful start to the weekend with mostly sunny skies and highs around 70. Look for increasing amounts of cloudiness on Sunday, but temperatures will stay mild.
This Afternoon: Mostly Sunny & Pleasant
Highs: 68-72 | Wind: SSE 5-10 mph
Tonight: Partly Cloudy, Mild
Lows: 44-51 | Wind: S 5-10 mph
Sunday: AM Sun, Then PM Clouds, Still Mild
Highs: 66-71 | Wind: S 10-15 mph
We couldn't ask for a better start to the weekend! With lots of sunshine, blue skies, and highs around 70, it is a delightful day to be outside and to revel in the comfortable conditions. But our benefactor, the high pressure system overhead, will be moving to the east tomorrow. Thereafter our sunshine if not our mild temperatures, will begin to fade. While Sunday should start out with partly sunny skies, afternoon clouds and a slight threat of showers late in the day will make for a less than perfect finish to the weekend.
With a pair of low pressure centers to our west and an onshore flow of moist maritime air expected through much of next week, it is all the more reason to enjoy the sunshine today. The unsettled weather pattern will give us a series of mostly cloudy days with showers possible right through to next weekend. Temperatures will be slightly below normal.
NOTE: Although this month continues to be warmer than normal, six of the past seven days were well below the seasonal average. While mostly sunny, the week brought out winter coats as low temperatures flirted with the freezing point. Still, the week was a break from Washington's trademark humidity, even if we had to flip the air conditioner for the furnace! Enjoy your weekend.


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Award-Winning Books
The Association for Library Service to Children, (ALSC) Book Awards honor authors, illustrators, producers, publishers, critics, historians, or librarians of children's literature and are selected for children ages 11 and under. Each year, new awards are announced in the month of January and added to the lists.
Arbuthnot Honor Lecture Award
The Arbuthnot award honors an author, critic, librarian, historian, or teacher of children's literature, of any country, who then presents a lecture at a winning host site.
Carnegie Medal
The Carnegie Medal honors the producer of the most outstanding video production for children released during the preceding year.
Batchelder Award
The Batchelder Award is given to an American publisher for a children's book considered to be the most outstanding of those books originally published in a language other than English in a country other than the United States, and subsequently translated into English and published in the United States.
Belpré Medal
The Belpré Medal honors a Latino/Latina writer and illustrator whose works best portray, affirm, and celebrate the Latino cultural experience in an outstanding work of literature for children and youth.
Caldecott Medal
The Caldecott Medal honors the artist of the most distinguished American picture book for children.
Geisel Medal
The Theodor Seuss Geisel Medal honors the author(s) and illustrator(s) of the most distinguished contribution to the body of American children's literature known as beginning reader books published in the United States during the preceding year.
Newbery Medal
The Newbery Medal honors the author of the most distinguished contribution to American literature for children.
Odyssey Award
The Odyssey Award will be awarded annually to the best audiobook produced for children and/or young adults, available in English in the United States.
Sibert Informational Book Medal
The Sibert Medal honors the author(s) and illustrator(s) of the most distinguished informational book published during the preceding year.
Wilder Award
The Wilder Medal honors an author or illustrator whose books, published in the United States, have made, over a period of years, a substantial and lasting contribution to literature for children.


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Updated May 9, 2012 - 4:49 pm
Rattlers trade Kirton to San Jose
It's not very often two sporting rivals get together on trades, but the Arizona Rattlers have collaborated on a deal.
The Rattlers have sent recently-acquired FB/LB Johnnie Kirton to the San Jose Sabercats for WR/LB Jason Geathers. The trade comes just four days after the Sabercats completed a season sweep over the Rattlers with a 77-70 win at US Airways Center.
Kirton, who was picked up earlier this season, had one tackle and played primarily on special teams for the Rattlers.
Geathers caught 93 passes for 1,065 yards and scored 29 touchdowns for the Rattlers in 2011, but had been on the "failed to report" list with San Jose all season long.
The Rattlers host the Chicago Rush Saturday night. Kickoff is set for 7:00 p.m.


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D.C. forecast: Strong late afternoon and evening storms
Strong to severe thunderstorms will increase during the afternoon and evening hours as a cold front slowly moves to the south. The latest watches and warnings can be found here.
This Afternoon & Evening: Strong to Severe Storms, Gusty Winds, Hail
Temperatures: near 100° and falling | Wind: Northeast 5-10 (higher gusts possible)
Overnight: Showers and Storms Diminish
Lows: 70°-76° | Wind: Northeast 5-10 mph
Monday: Isolated Storms, Partly Cloudy, Cooler
Highs: 82°-87° | Wind: Northeast 5-10 mph
Severe Thunderstorm Watch for D.C. area until 10:00 P.M. For the latest watches and warnings, click here. Heat Advisory continues until 8:00 P.M.
A cold front will drift across the mid-Atlantic during the afternoon and evening hours bringing showers and thunderstorms. Development will be quick and some storms will have the potential to deliver gusty winds over 60 miles per hour, large hail and frequent lightning. Storms are expected to diminish during the overnight hours, but some may linger into early Monday morning. Cooler, yet unsettled conditions will stick around for the upcoming week.
Stay with ABC 7 News, News Channel 8, WeatherNOW and WJLA.com for the latest severe weather updates. On Twitter, follow @StormWatch7, @SteveRudinABC7 and @AlexLiggitt.
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