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ATLANTA, Apr 26, 2010 (LoanSafe.org) — –Center is the second in Atlanta
Chase opens its second Homeownership Center at 245 Country Club Drive, Building 300, Suite B, in Stockbridge this week to provide one-on-one help to families struggling with their mortgage payments.
Chase is holding a special open house 9 to 10 a.m. Tuesday, April 27, where Chase mortgage counselors will make a brief presentation on the modification process for local nonprofit leaders and government officials.
"We created these local centers so our borrowers can sit down and discuss their situation face-to-face with trained loan advisors in these challenging times," said David Schneider, head of mortgage servicing at Chase. "They are part of a wide-ranging initiative to help families stay in their homes whenever possible."
Chase now has two Homeownership Centers in Georgia. The first opened in March 2009 at 900 Circle 75 Parkway, Suite 760 in the Buckhead area of Atlanta. Open six days a week, the centers reflect the bank's commitment to families hit hard by the state's economic challenges and its real estate market.
Center staffers reach out to homeowners through hundreds of community foreclosure-prevention fairs and through non-profit counselors. In addition, Chase has contacted thousands of struggling borrowers living near one of the centers.
Nationwide, Chase has 51 Chase Homeownership Centers in 14 states and Washington D.C.
The centers are open Monday though Saturday with day and evening hours. For information, borrowers struggling with Chase, WaMu or EMC-serviced loans can call (866) 550-5705 or go to www.chase.com/myhome.
Chase is the only major mortgage servicer that has opened a large network of face-to-face centers to help struggling homeowners understand their options and help pull together paperwork for mortgage modifications. Borrowers can schedule appointments or simply walk in six days a week.
In 2009, Chase offered nearly 600,000 mortgage modifications to homeowners under the U.S. Making Home Affordable Program, its own modification program and Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, VA and FHA programs.
Each of the centers feature:
Trained advisors. A team of homeownership advisors will assist customers whose circumstances have changed and are no longer able to make their scheduled monthly payment, who want to avoid foreclosure and stay in their home. The trained advisors will evaluate their finances, review possible workout options and answer any questions.
Scheduled appointments. To reduce wait time, customers are encouraged to set up an appointment in advance. They should bring documentation, including recent W-2s and tax forms, recent pay stubs and bank statements and monthly expense documentation. Also, they should bring any information, such as a hardship letter, that will help explain their current financial challenges.
A track record of helping. The advisors reflect Chase's commitment to helping families sustain homeownership over the long term. Since 2007, Chase has initiated more than 900,000 actions to prevent foreclosures through our own programs and through government mortgage modification programs. During 2009 alone we offered approximately 600,000 new trial loan modifications to struggling homeowners. Of these, 89,000 loans have achieved permanent modification, primarily by reducing interest rates, extending the term of the loans and providing principal deferral.
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CAIRO: Egypt has banned a number of Western and secular books from the 40th Cairo International Book Fair, including works by Czech author Milan Kundera and Morocco's Mohamed Choukri, publishers said on Monday. The Cairo book fair, the Arab world's largest, is dominated by Islamist and educational works, and the authorities have not said why the other works were seized at Cairo airport.
"The Egyptian authorities have given no explanation, we were neither informed nor consulted about this measure and the books have not been returned to us," said Rana Idriss, director of the Lebanese publishing house Dar al-Adab.
She said four works by Kundera, including "The Unbearable Lightness of Being" and "The Book of Laughter and Forgetting," were barred from the fair.
Germany's Al-Jamal publishers said the authorities had also seized copies of Moroccan author Choukri's autobiographical "For Bread Alone," which contains references to teenage sex and drug use and has, over the years, been banned and unbanned in several Arab countries. (Choukri wrote "For Bread Alone" in Arabic in 1972, and it was immediately translated into English by Paul Bowles. Though versions in 40 other languages followed, the Arabic edition didn't appear for 10 years. The Moroccan government has allowed the sale and possession of the book since 2000.)
The taboo-busting "Love in Saudi Arabia" by young novelist Ibrahim Badi has also been banned in Cairo, along with "Women of Sand and Myrrh" by Lebanon's Hanan al-Sheikh. The story deals with the position of women in the Gulf and mentions homosexuality.
Elias Khoury, a renowned Lebanese writer who describes himself as atheist, secular and left-wing, had his "As If She Were Sleeping" seized.
Egypt's State Information Service says that the Cairo book fair has "over the past years become a great cultural event, and a spacious scene for conducting dialogue among intellectuals, men of letters and artists." - AFP
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Rep. Davy Carter, R-Cabot, who had not confirmed Wednesday whether he is running for speaker of the state House of Representatives, met with a half-dozen Northwest Arkansas Republicans at Neal's Cafe in Springdale on the eve of Thursday's speaker's election.
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"Jim Bulger had her on the ground, choking her," he said.
Flemmi carried her to the basement but thought she was still alive. Flemmi wrapped a rope around her neck, put a stick in it and strangled her, Weeks said.
He said Flemmi then removed her teeth and they buried her under the dirt floor.
Hussey was one of three people who were buried in the same house after Bulger killed them, Weeks said. He said he helped moved the bodies later when the house was being sold. In 2000, after he began cooperating with the government, he led authorities to the new location in the Dorchester section of Boston.
Weeks said John McIntyre was killed after Bulger heard he may have spoken with authorities about a failed bid to send guns to the Irish Republican Army. He said McIntyre was chained to a chair and interrogated by Bulger, who held a machine gun.
After McIntyre admitted he was cooperating with law enforcement, Bugler wrapped a rope around his neck and tried to strangle McIntyre, Weeks said. The rope was too thick and the pressure caused McIntyre to vomit, he said.
"Jim says to him, 'Do you want one in the head?' and he said, 'Yes, please,'" Weeks said.
Bulger then shot him in the head, Weeks said. When that didn't kill him, Bulger shot him several more times, Weeks said.
During cross-examination, Bulger's lawyer focused largely not on the crimes Bulger is charged with, but instead on trying to get Weeks to acknowledge that Bulger loathed anyone who was a rat.
Carney asked Weeks if, during the two decades he spent working with Bulger, he made it clear that "what he hated above all else was informants."
"We killed people for being informants," Weeks said.
Carney also asked Weeks if Bulger was ever charged, despite being involved in "all manner of crimes," including extortion, loan-sharking, money-laundering and, sometimes "crimes of violence."
Weeks acknowledged that Bulger was not charged until 1995.
The defense contends that Bulger paid FBI agents, state police and local police for information on investigations so he could stay one step ahead of any indictment.
Weeks said he saw Bulger stuffing envelopes with cash at Christmas and Bulger told him the money was for various law enforcement officials, including six FBI agents he claimed he had corrupted.
Former FBI Agent John Connolly was convicted for tipping Bulger off to his 1995 indictment. Bulger fled in late 1994, just before the indictment, and was one of the nation's most wanted fugitives until he was captured in Santa Monica, Calif., in 2011.
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The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) on Tuesday at the Central Medical Stores, New England Ville, in western Freetown donated 42 solar suitcases light in support of the free health care scheme.
Minister of Health and Sanitation, Ms. Miatta Kargbo, said the solar lights would be used in maternity hospitals across the country. "These solar lights will provide power to hospital theatres in case of electricity failure," she said adding that the facilities would be used for their intended purpose.
UNFPA's country representative, Madam Ratizda Ndlovu, said the solar lights are meant to be particularly utilized in hospitals in the provincial areas and that they'll be distributed to Kono District and other parts of the country.
She noted that most women die in the rural villages while giving birth due to electricity failure, hence the solar lightswould be a major boost tothese hospitals.
"Solar lights are important not only to supply electricity when needed, but can also be used to charge cell phones of medical practitioners in the provinces," Madam Ndlovu maintained.
Director of Reproductive and Child Health Program in the Ministry of Health, Samuel A.S. Kargbo, said the donation came as result of the fact that health care service delivery is faced with serious electricity challenge but through the efforts of the Friends of Maternity, they launched an appeal to the UNFPA for support, hence the donation of the solar lights.


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Malian and French troops clashed with Islamist rebels near Gao on Tuesday (February 5th), AFP reported. The al-Qaeda-linked militants struck back with rocket fire, French Defence Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian told Europe 1 radio, adding that "several hundred" were killed during combat in Konna and Gao.
The Malian army took "some prisoners, not many, who will have to answer to Malian courts and to international justice", Le Drian said, adding that some of those detained were high-ranking militants.


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FOP lodge announces opposition to merger of local governments
Sheriff, though, is major proponent of consolidation
EVANSVILLE - Breaking with Sheriff Eric Williams, Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 73 said Thursday it will oppose the Nov. 6 referendum question on Evansville-Vanderburgh County government consolidation.
The announcement was not unexpected.
The police union, which opposed consolidating the Evansville Police Department and the Vanderburgh County Sheriff's Office when that idea was being considered in 2010, has allowed Citizens Opposed to Reorganization of Evansville to use its headquarters for meetings for the past month.
According to the Plan of Reorganization as adopted by the County Commissioners and the City Council last year, the police and sheriff's agencies would carry on as presently constituted in a consolidated government. Consideration of changes in that structure would be prohibited until Jan. 1, 2022, at the earliest.
But the FOP fears the mayor and 10 of 15 Common Council members in a consolidated government — the number required by the reorganization plan to amend the plan — could jettison that provision and merge the two law enforcement agencies sooner.
"They could bring that up in a council meeting, and if they have two-thirds of the votes, they could make it happen," said Chuck Knoll, an Evansville Police Department firearms coordinator who serves as the local FOP lodge's treasurer.
In that scenario, an FOP statement said, voters would "lose their right to decide the merger of law enforcement to the mayor and his 15-member council."
But Williams, an FOP member, said the City Council and the County Commissioners could decide today to merge law enforcement, whereas the reorganization plan employs "fairly strong language" to forbid it for years to come.
"We don't have that protection on the books right now," the sheriff said. "The (reorganization plan) gives more protection."
The plan states that, "no action or consideration to combine the Vanderburgh County Sheriff's Office and the Evansville Police Department shall be taken or acted upon prior to Jan. 1, 2022." After that date, the Common Council could set in motion procedures for amendments to the plan or do that plus ask the state to authorize a 2024 referendum on the issue.
Williams took issue with the FOP's phrase, "the mayor and his 15-member council," saying it is wrong to assume the members of a separately elected Common Council would be lackeys for the mayor of a consolidated government.
"I doubt very seriously that every time, all the time, every mayor and every council member are going to see eye to eye on every issue," he said.
"(The FOP) also fails to mention that the sheriff has a say in that."
The sheriff of Vanderburgh County is an elected constitutional office, Williams noted, and whoever holds the office after consolidation "would have to be at the table if those discussions begin to take place, and may have something to say about it."
Knoll said law enforcement consolidations in other cities have shown it would cost millions of dollars to merge the two law enforcement agencies' differing pension plans, insurance, wage structure and equipment.
"The county deputies are on a separate pension plan than (police) are. We're on the state PERF (Public Employees Retirement Fund) program," he said. "Depending on which pension plan, if we merged, we would fall under, one would have to be equalized with the other — buying the other pension out.
"You've got a 20-, 25-year guy, they've got a $100,000 in the pension plan, that would have to be bought and put into the other. Insurance plans are different. Everything would have to be equalized."
With hundreds of law enforcement personnel in the two agencies, Knoll said, the combined equalization would cost millions.
But Williams said it could save money instead, depending on how it is carried out.
"I could do a lot of things that would cost millions of dollars," the sheriff said. "It would depend on who's at the helm, who the decision-makers are."
The FOP's statement said law enforcement was left out of the reorganization plan "so that we, the FOP, would not oppose this question on the 2012 ballot." Knoll said the FOP will oppose it forcefully anyway, with informational meetings for residents all over Vanderburgh County. The police union claims more than 1,400 active and retired members.
But not everyone believes law enforcement merger is a hot-button issue.
In 2010, Rebecca Kasha, then chairwoman of the 12-member committee charged with crafting a consolidation plan, said opposition to consolidating law enforcement was coming primarily from vocal FOP members.
"When we go to these listening sessions, then when it's just the community and not the people involved directly in law enforcement, it doesn't even come up," Kasha said.
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The state of Iowa is first and foremost in the Hawkeyes' 2014 recruiting class.
The six Iowans who'll sign letters of intent Wednesday will be the most for an Iowa class since 2009, when Iowa signed seven Iowa preps including Brett Van Sloten and Conor Boffeli, two starters on the Hawkeyes' offensive line this season.
It's not as easy as coach Kirk Ferentz throwing a scholarship offer into a prospect's mailbox. Iowa has to be careful with Iowa preps. The goal is to compete with Ohio State and not Wartburg. Homework is done. Video is reviewed. Critical questions are asked.
You'll know some of the names. Cedar Rapids Xavier defensive end Matt Nelson helped the Saints to a 12-2 record and an appearance in the Class 4A state finals. Union's Jay Scheel steered the Knights to the 2011 3A state title. Waukee offensive lineman Ross Reynolds may or may not sign with Iowa. He does have a scholarship offer, but the timing on when it begins– whether it's a full scholarship now or a grayshirt offer that kicks in January 2015 was up in the air even early this week.
Reynolds received his offer before his official visit on Jan. 24 and committed shortly thereafter.
"My game improved quite a bit," said the 6-3, 290-pounder. "I kept working hard and tried to get my name out there so coaches could see me, but it was mostly hard work and it paid off."
Nearly every year, the state of Iowa will produce a few no-brainers. Cedar Falls offensive lineman Ross Pierschbacher, ranked the No. 2 player in the state by Rivals.com, was wanted by everyone. He committed to Iowa last January. He changed his mind a couple of times, but eventually took an offer from Alabama and will sign with Nick Saban's program this morning. Urbandale wide receiver Allen Lazard, Rivals' No. 1 Iowa prep, followed family ties to Iowa State.
Of Rivals top 10 Iowa preps, the Hawkeyes landed six: Scheel, Nelson, Reynolds, OL Lucas LeGrand, OL Keegan Render and LB Parker Hesse.
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It was too good to resist. While Stockport County's academy players tucked into lunch at the club's Manor Farm training ground, two car seats were spotted in the corner of the canteen. 'You start them young here eh?!'
Stockport County do indeed start them young, and few will have started younger than Paul Turnbull, who has been coming to Manor Farm to train with County's academy since the age of 11.
He made his youth-team debut in November 2004 and by the end of the season was handed his first-team bow. Aged 16 years and 97 days when he came off the bench against Wrexham in April 2005, Turnbull was still at school and he remains County's youngest-ever player.
The exploits of Turnbull and fellow academy product Harry Worley attracted interest from Chelsea and, although the Premier League giants managed to lure Worley to London in the summer of 2005 before he made a first-team appearance for County, Turnbull opted to stay put.
Initially a striker, Turnbull was moved to centre-midfield and had to overcome a broken leg before making his second first-team appearance in October 2007 under former County player Jim Gannon, who returned as manager in January 2006.
"I had a few injuries but when Jim Gannon came back he put me back into midfield and that's when I made my name really," Turnbull told skysports.com.
"I played a reserves game in midfield and Jim thought I did really well. I carried on playing in midfield until he gave me a chance in the first team and I did well enough for him to keep me in there."
Having made a successful return to the first team during the 2007/08 season, Turnbull helped County earn promotion from League Two.
He had a loan stint at non-league Altrincham late in the campaign but on his return went straight back into the team and was in the starting line-up as County beat Rochdale 3-2 to win the play-off final at Wembley.
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The Hatters lasted two years in League One before being relegated back into the fourth tier last season. Turnbull renewed acquaintances with Worley in September as County won 1-0 at his new club Oxford, and the two have followed very different career paths since Worley left for Chelsea.
While Turnbull has gone on to become Stockport's skipper this season and made his 100th league appearance last month at just 21, Worley never played a first-team game for Chelsea, has been loaned out five times and made an unsuccessful permanent move to Leicester before joining Oxford this summer.
The County midfielder is therefore confident he made the right decision, saying: "Harry Worley went but I just wanted to play first-team football and I didn't think I'd have the chance to do that at Chelsea. It never got as far as me talking with Chelsea but I've no regrets.
"Harry's been round a few clubs and struggled to settle down anywhere but I've been at Stockport for 10 years now, I've got over 100 first- team games under my belt and hopefully there'll be many more to come.
"It was a great feeling to reach 100 games because not many players reach that landmark at my age. It was a great honour for me and the club."
Turnbull's lifestyle would be very different had he not shunned the bright lights of London. He could be training with the likes of John Terry, Frank Lampard and Didier Drogba right now, sampling the glitz and glamour of being with a Premier League club. But instead of hopping from one VIP area to another, last month he was invited to open a school toilet!
Having been appointed the new captain, Turnbull got the call when St Thomas' primary school in Heaton Chapel put an unusual request into the club. They had just refurbished their toilets, complete with tiles depicting famous footballers, and Turnbull was happy to make an appearance - especially when he saw what was in store.
"All I knew was that I was going to open a school toilet," he said.
"So, I turned up, cut the tape and went in, and there was my name on the wall next to Kaka, Tevez and Giggs! It was a bit weird really but it's good to do these things and I really enjoyed it."
Not many footballers at any level would be willing to make such an appearance, let alone any of those Chelsea stars, but that shows how Turnbull has kept his feet on the ground and remains down to earth.
Staying at Stockport and playing regular senior football at such a young age has allowed him to mature quicker both as a player and a person.
Manager Paul Simpson had little hesitation handing Turnbull the captain's armband after defender Danny Swailes suffered a cruciate knee ligament injury in October. But the Handforth-born midfielder was also a natural choice given that, despite being just 21, he is now the longest-serving player at Stockport.
Turnbull has already experienced promotion and relegation while the club spent 14 months in administration until June. Such has been the turnover in personnel that he is even the only survivor from County's play-off success just two years ago and Simpson is Turnbull's fourth manager after Chris Turner gave him his debut in 2005.
"I've been through a lot - administration, a few managers - the lot.
But you've just got to get on with it, do your job and do your best for the team," he said.
"Thankfully there's been a few older heads in the team who have helped us younger lads through it. Some of them have been through it before and told us just to take it on the chin and get on with it.
"I've seen lots of faces come and go, and I'm the only player still here from when we were at Wembley so that shows how much it's changed in terms of players and managers. But apart from people coming and going, not much has changed around the place over the last 10 years."
Turnbull is just one of a host of young players to come through the County academy in recent years but much of the player turnover has been enforced. The departure of top scorer Liam Dickinson after the promotion campaign of 2007/08 was inevitable and he was sold to Derby for £750,000 that summer.
The club's financial problems then began to set in, though, and the likes of Jim McNulty, Gary Dicker (both Brighton), Tommy Rowe
(Peterborough) and Anthony Pilkington (Huddersfield) all had to go during 2009 to balance the books.
Gannon managed to keep County up in 2008/09 but they went into administration in April 2009 and he was replaced by Gary Ablett, who conducted himself admirably during a dismal campaign.
With limited resources, the former Liverpool defender and reserves coach had to soldier on with a threadbare squad and although the Hatters were rock-bottom of League One for most of last season, Ablett urged his side to continue to play good football.
After several proposed takeovers had fallen through, County finally came out of administration in June. Given all the upheaval in recent years, many would have been happy merely for some stability at Edgeley Park this season - both on and off the pitch - but a bullish Turnbull feels County should be setting their sights higher.
Play-off target
"At the start of the season, the gaffer came in and said his main aim was to keep us in the Football League. But with some of the players we've got, I think we're well capable of finishing in the top half, maybe even the play-offs," he said.
"The way we've been playing, we've been going into some games as underdogs but we've managed to come away with a result so we know we can do it - we've just got to prove it every week. At Bury we played very well. We got an early goal and defended well. We even had a few more chances and hit the bar, so we know we're capable of doing it, we've just got to do it more often.
"It sometimes works like that, that when you play teams at the top end you seem to play better - and we played bottom of the league the other week (Hereford) and got beat 5-0 so that says it all!"Although Stockport's 1-0 win at high-flying Bury last month was only their fourth in the league, Turnbull has enjoyed better luck in front of goal this term.
Having scored just four goals in his career before this season, he scored both in a 2-2 draw against Aldershot in September before scoring another at Burton the following week.
"Last season I wanted to score a few more goals but it didn't quite happen," he said. "I had to play more defensively, but this season the gaffer's got us playing a 4-4-2 and I've got a chance to go forward. I've started pushing on a bit more and I've bagged three goals now.
"I've been playing in the middle with Greg Tansey and Ant Pulis, who's on loan from Southampton, and Greg's scored a few so it's been working well."
Signings hope
Stockport head into Christmas without a win in four league games since beating Bury and lie just two points above the relegation zone, but Turnbull is hoping they can freshen up the squad in the transfer window.
"It's been a tough year," he said. "With the budget the gaffer had, we've pretty much had to stick with what we've got.
"We got a few young lads in on loan and we managed to get some more experienced players, which always helps. But hopefully in January the club can find a bit of money and bring some fresh players in.
"We're on limited numbers at Stockport and there's lots of young lads, but hopefully the gaffer will get a few in and we can start winning a few more games.
"We're hoping for a bit of stability this season, to stay in the league. Not many players have got a contract for next season so I think the gaffer will shuffle things about in the summer. Hopefully he'll bring some fresh players in and we can aim for promotion next season."
Turnbull is one of those players out of contract in the summer and although he would like to extend his 10-year association with County, he accepts that nothing lasts forever.
"Hopefully we can agree a new deal, I'm a local lad and Stockport's a good club," he said. "But every player has to move on at some point and if I do, hopefully I'll move on to bigger and better things."


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Are the gas stops seperate locations from the service area? Or do the stages have a different starting line but all finish at the same service/gas finish line?
The gas stops can be anywhere you need them while you're on a 'transit' (traveling between timed race stages). If you're transiting between timed stages and you see a gas station, pop in for a splash and maybe a doof if you need one and have enough time. Just don't miss your start time at the next timed section. You'll know what time you need to be at the next timed stage (as well as how far it is) by looking at your card and doing the math.
Like this; ride down some roads at legal speeds to a predetermined location where a timed race stage will take place. Wait at said place for your turn to start. Ride with your hair on fire till you cross the end of the timed stage. Ride down some roads at legal speeds to the next predetermined location where the next timed stage will take place. And the cycle repeats itself over and over.
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Teresa Bass Foster
Teresa Bass Foster was the Arts and Humanities Division's Outstanding Student in 2006-2007. A PHI THETA KAPPA, Schoenbrodt Honors Student at HCC with a 3.9 GPA, Teresa graduated that year with an A.A. in Women's Studies. Since transferring to UMBC, Teresa continued to earn awards and fellowships, as she completed her Bachelor's and Master's degrees. She expects to complete her doctoral studies in fall 2014.
She has continued her commitment to excellence at HCC as a remarkable adjunct instructor and scholar in her chosen field of Gender and Women's Studies. She has inspired countless students, as she brings skill, tireless energy, and imagination to every project she undertakes. On the IDEA Survey, one student commented that she "ensures that the class is constantly engaged in what we are learning about. She always finds new ways to present an idea, besides just lecturing. The class is very interactive and always filled with discussion This is my favorite class and I owe that to my instructor." Another observed: Professor Foster is a professional and well-prepared individual. I like the way she includes everyone in class. The class discussions are always interesting and informative."
We are fortunate to have her anchoring our Women's History course offerings, both face-to-face and online. Teresa is an exceptional instructor, knowledgeable about women's perspectives on gender constructs, agency, stereotypes, participation in the LGBT community and outside of the western experience. As co-instructor for Women and Film, she has an impressive grasp of the many images of women in documentary and popular films. And, of equal importance, she explores the work of women who have opened new possibilities as directors and producers.
Teresa has also been very active in course and program development in the Women's Studies area here at HCC. She recently created a new course, African American Women's History, which will be offered for the first time in spring 2015. She is an enthusiastic and valuable member of the Women's Studies Advisory Committee.
As an HCC student, Teresa represented HCC, presenting a paper at the Stevenson University Undergraduate Humanities Conference in 2007. Her topic was: Phrases and Fists: Conflict in Gender Communication. A few years ago, as part of HCC's recognition of Women's History Month, Teresa previewed some of her doctoral research into the "transportation" of British women to the Chesapeake as convicts; this talk was jointly sponsored by the History and Women's Studies Departments. She is currently in residence at the Maryland Historical Society, as recipient of the Wing Graduate Research Fellowship. And in summer 2013, she spent a month in the U.K, researching five public and one private archive, enhancing her in-depth knowledge of European and American Women's History. Her amazing commitment to teaching and scholarship in her field of Women's Studies truly makes Teresa Bass Foster worthy of selection as this year's Arts and Humanities Division's Inspiring Adjunct Faculty Member.
Patti Laird
Patti Laird is the Business Computer Systems Division inspiring adjunct faculty. She has been teaching Principles of the Internet for the last two years. Patti came to Howard Community College with a wealth of teaching and administrative experience, and has inspired the students and her colleagues with her unbelievable dedication, innovation and passion for what she does.
When faculty are asked to share experiences, or "one" new thing they are doing in their classes, Patti responds immediately with not one, but dozens of her ideas. These ideas are based on current events as well as things that the students will relate to. One example is the way she teaches about copyright and intellectual property: she doesn't just cover the material in class but has implemented a Mock Trial that the students prepare for, participate in, and truly see both sides of issues related to these controversial topics. She has laid out her lesson plans and shared them with other faculty, so that the majority of the faculty has adopted this method of teaching the topic. She does this with every topic and truly keeps her students engaged. The material is current, interesting, and her IDEA surveys reflect how much students truly enjoy her class (which is a Gateway class in which we have previously struggled with success rates). She utilizes a method of questioning the students rather than lecturing, making them share what they know and come up with ideas and solutions on their own. She also goes out of her way to "help" when there is a need for a last minute instructor, even if it is inconvenient for her. This semester, she is teaching on Wednesday mornings but also stays until the evening class at 6:30.
Patti works really well with the other adjunct faculty. She is working with a new instructor this semester as a mentor and the two of them are coming up with great ideas together. She is also working with the curriculum and helping to create a course that does not require a textbook. Her great ideas will help to create a course based on both the current material and current events as they relate to this material, and will hopefully not require students to buy the $80 textbook that they are currently required to buy, AND have more up-to-date information for them. Patti jumps at chances to contribute, and contributes in a thorough and timely fashion (usually immediately or within a day).
When Patti says she will do something, she gives 200%.
Deborah (Debbie) McGuire
Debbie McGuire started teaching in the English Language Center (ELC) in 2005 as the teacher for adults in the "ESL for Families" class, a family literacy class modeled after the Head Start program. Since then, Debbie has become an invaluable member of the ELC teaching staff and has taught 30 semester-long classes. Debbie is well-prepared for her career in ESL teaching. She has a BA in Secondary Education with concentrations in German and Spanish from SUNY, a TESOL Certificate from SUNY, and an MA in TESOL from SUNY.
Debbie is a master teacher with solid knowledge of content, methodology, and second language acquisition. She consistently receives high marks and positive comments from students on student evaluations and she has always received excellent feedback on program observations, including comments like these: "I felt like I was watching a well-directed orchestra performance," "You obviously understand the subject matter and how students learn," and "You are very poised, welcoming, and professional in the classroom."
Debbie not only excels in her classes, but she also contributes to the overall program. She routinely mentors teachers who are new to the English Language Center, assists with curriculum development, and serves as a team leader for the Community English team which is one of the largest teams in the ELC (she helps oversee 21 classes and 20 teachers). Debbie also regularly attends ESL registration sessions where she helps with advising and placement of ESL students. Her ability to speak Spanish helps the program work with lower level students which is welcomed and appreciated by both the program and the students!
Lenett Partlow-Myrick
Lenett Partlow-Myrick has been selected as the Inspiring Adjunct Faculty in the Division of English and World Languages for 2014-2015.
Lenett has been an adjunct faculty at HCC for five years. During her time here, Lenett has demonstrated qualities that any of us—both adjunct and full-time faculty alike—can learn from. Lenett inspires because she is a nurturer who genuinely cares about students.
Her caring spirit has also been evident as she served as co-facilitator of the FPLC: Coaching in the Classroom; there, she helped other faculty and administrators use coaching as a lens with which to view themselves and their students as leaders to increase the learning in and out of class. Most recently, Lenett lent her voice to the Rhetoric-Composition FPLC. Those who have observed her in the classroom applaud the exceptional way Lenett connects with her students, an "earthiness that is calming and welcoming. Lenett has a way of putting everyone around her at ease."
Lenett inspires because she readily embraces opportunities to better serve her students and improve her craft as a teacher. She was one of the first instructors to teach the Accelerated Learning Program. In 2010, Lenett created the course ENGL 228 Introduction to Memoir and Autobiography, a transferrable three-credit course, to further provide an in-depth study of writing for a specific audience and for a specific purpose. She inspires because she not only understands her craft theoretically, but she also practices her pedagogy as a writer. In 2012, she gave a riveting spoken word performance of her poetry at the Blackbird Poetry Festival. Passing out tambourines, shakers, and drums, she invited us to join in with her. Her performance was not meant to be heard, but felt. And we did.
Regardless of the capacity in which she serves, Lenett is always impactful in her understated, gentle way. When talking about her teaching, she is quick to remind her peers that her role in the classroom is to see the best in every student and to help them realize their potential. It is her response to this larger commitment to teaching that inspires most of all.
Andrea Robey
Andrea Robey is a master's prepared adjunct faculty for NURS-234 Family Centered Nursing II. She is an exceptional educator. Her student evaluations are consistently outstanding where the student's frequently comment that she is the best clinical faculty they have had in the entire Nurse Education Program. Andrea also provides coverage for simulation education in NURS-234. The students value her ability to bring "real world" experience to the application of pediatric nursing care in simulation. In order to prepare for simulation education she spent many hours of her own time to learn the equipment and procedures to perform a simulation. She is a role model and resource for new adjunct faculty in NURS-234. She is a role model for professionalism for NURS-234 students as well. Recently, when the NURS-234 course leader was forced to take an extended sick leave, Andrea stepped up to assume numerous course responsibilities so the course could continue on without a hitch. She took over three, three hour lectures, additional simulation, and exam responsibilities. Her many contributions to NURS-234 over the past five years have had a huge impact on the success of our students.
Robert Ryan
Robert Ryan joined the HCC MATH Division as an adjunct faculty member in Fall 2012. In just 2 years he has developed a reputation as a wonderful instructor especially among the calculus students. He teaches with energy and enthusiasm and his prior work experience as an electrical engineer allows him to provide a real world context for the mathematics. He is often seen working with students outside of class at the tables in our lobby. Last year when the division adopted a new computer algebra system to be used in applied calculus, Bob agreed to develop materials to assist other faculty in using the program in their courses. Bob has been very helpful with the STEM Learning Community & Scholars Program. He has been a guest speaker describing his career at Northrop-Grumman several times and mentoring students who are interested in Electrical Engineering or Computer Science.
Rebecca Carmody
Dr. Rebecca Carmody has been selected as the Science, Engineering and Technology Division's Inspiring Adjunct Instructor for 2014-2015. Rebecca has been teaching at HCC since fall 2008. She has taught Physical Geology, lecture and lab, Earth and Space Science, Meteorology, Astronomy Lab, Physical Science lab, and General Chemistry lab. This semester she has taken over the Astronomy lecture and lab online courses. Rebecca has taught face-to-face, hybrid and online sections, with multiple preps during every semester. She has taught day, evening and Saturday classes. Rebecca came to HCC in 2007 as a student in the online meteorology course, and then completed the astronomy lecture, astronomy lab and general chemistry classes, to update her teaching certification. She subsequently completed Oceanography, and Organic Chemistry I classes. She was invited to be a peer leader soon after she began taking classes here, and in that role, she had a positive impact on student success. She has continued to inspire students as an extremely dedicated and hard-working instructor. She has developed and led geology fieldtrips, including trips to the Smithsonian, and to the PG County Dinosaur Park. She has also developed skywatch exercises, and has spent many (cold) evenings at HCC and at Alpha Ridge Park teaching students how to identify celestial objects and use a telescope. She is always ready and willing to step in when needed and works tirelessly for the good of the department. Rebecca is highly respected by her students and other faculty members in the SET division.
Tanya Icaza
Ms. Icaza returned to HCC in spring 2013 to teach sections of ANTH-105; Introduction to Cultural Anthropology. Prior to obtaining her Master's in anthropology, Ms. Icaza was the Health Science Division Clinical Coordinator at Howard Community College. She brings a wealth of knowledge from her bachelor's degree in Nursing and has combined this within her approach to teaching anthropology. Specifically, she is uniquely placed to discuss the applications of anthropology in assisting with contemporary issues, including the work of medical anthropologists.
Ms. Icaza currently teaches two sections of ANTH-105 and one section of ANTH-120, alongside teaching anthropology courses at UMCP. In summer 2013, she was awarded a grant to redesign the ANTH-105 content, re-aligning it to a new, cheaper course text. While redesigning this content, Ms. Icaza was responsible for the generation of a Canvas course that could be used for both online and face to face sections of this class. She created softchalk lessons and worked with Dr. Laura Cripps to redefine and standardize the assignments for this course, in preparation for the forthcoming changes to core course objectives and assessment. As a result, the student experience of ANTH-105 has improved immensly; students have an affordable text, supplemental media via Canvas and assignments with clearly designed grading rubrics.
Ms. Icaza's professionalism and desire to support student success is also reflected by her service upon HCC's committee for Hispanic Student Success. Similarly, Ms. Icaza was asked to present on her summer project at the Social Sciences All-Faculty Evening in August 2013, inspiring other adjunct faculty to apply for summer grants themsleves.
In addition to being a colleague who is a true team player and who always brings a positive and willing attitude, Ms. Icaza is an excellent teacher who quickly fosters the respect of her students. She regularly meets with students outside of her office hours to provide pathways for their success and she has been keen to take trainings for different technologies in order to provide a variety of activities in-class which serve the different learning styles of students. In her most recent evaluations, students stated that:
"She was informative in her lectures, I can tell she's passionate about what she teaches and that make me want to engage in the learning process more."
"One of the best teachers I've had at HCC."
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Liquid Type in Motion by Ruslan Khasanov
Liquid Type in Motion by Ruslan Khasanov
Russian designer and illustrator Ruslan Khasanov created these intriguing and slightly eerie liquid typography animations. His website says that the comps are digital art, but I can't get over how real the bubbles and smoke effects look. It almost looks like experimentation with liquid nitrogen.
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The McQ Alexander McQueen Autumn/Winter 2013 menswear and womenswear collections were revealed in a film directed by Roger Deckker. The film features models Botond Cseke and Maria Bradley and was shot in London.
"We wanted to try different ideas of introducing McQ each season so for autumn/winter 2013-14, we've integrated a fashion film with a series of mood images and lookbook to launch the men's and womenswear collection," McQueen's CEO Jonathan Ackroyd told Vogue.
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'iCarly' welcoming First Lady Michelle Obama
On the show, titular character Carly Shay ( Miranda Cosgrove) is the daughter of a colonel who is serving overseas. The plot of the episode will feature Carly's friends breaking some rules to set up a birthday chat between Carly and her father, which the first lady discovers and comes to talk to the girl about it. Show creator and executive producer Dan Schneider wrote the episode just for the first lady and her Joining Forces initiative.
"When she approached us, after he was done jumping for joy, Dan sat down and came up with a very, very clever idea," says Zarghami. "It's a feel-good initiative and regardless of your political affinity, everybody cares about these families, so it just feels right."
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Intel will have none of that, however, with a recent internal statement revealing that the company will only be shipping the atom with their own chipsets, in particular their 945GSE and 945GC chipsets. They also have said through other channels that they have no intentions of testing or validating the MCP79 chipset for use with the Atom.
What are Intel's intentions with this move? There are clear advantages to joining with Nvidia in this endeavor. There's no question that Nvidia has a superior integrated GPU, and their chipsets are popular among enthusiasts. They have a proven track record of working with Intel CPUs as well, and a partnership might help keep Nvidia from making similar deals with AMD.
Perhaps Intel simply wants no other option than a pure-Intel offering, or does not want to erode the amount of money they are bringing in form the Atom. Nvidia is still working with other hardware manufacturers, trying to get them to support the Ion platform as well, hoping they will put pressure on Intel.


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Siri gets The Simpsons treatment, and it's not kind
A recent Simpsons episode featured a famous robotic actor that we all know and, frankly, have mixed feelings about: Siri.
The Siri feature showed a man trying to use it to give Homer directions. The results were a little more exaggerated than any real error it could make, but you get the idea of where The Simpsons is going with it. Sorry Apple.
Interesting timing as the original voice of Siri, Susan Bennett, was outed not too long ago. And with Siri heading to many cars now it's a good time to point out the flaws in a fast-growing user interface.
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Ball-strain insulator, ca. 1920
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Nicknamed the "Johnny Ball," this insulator is made of a composite material containing asphalt, shellac and asbestos.
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- Creation Date: circa 1920
- Subject Date: circa 1920
- Media: Composite material, iron
- Local Code: 2004.090.4435
- Collection: Central Maine Power Co.
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Future Pack Golfer Named N.C. Junior Player of the Year
Jan. 8, 2014
RALEIGH, N.C. - NC State men's golf signee Will Blalock was named the North Carolina Junior Player of the Year on Tuesday. Blalock is a 17-year-old high school senior at Forestview High School and signed to play for the Wolfpack men's golf program in November 2013.
Finishing in the top 10 on 10 different occasions in 17 tournaments played, Blalock won the prestigious Junior North and South Amateur Championship, the Bobby Chapman Junior Invitational, and the Phil Wallace Holiday Classic all within the last calendar year. In August, he was selected and represented the Carolinas Golf Association in the Virginia-Carolinas Junior Team Matches.
Back in November of 2013, Blalock was ranked No. 11 on GolfWeek's list of the top 100 players from the class of 2014.
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NC State had a strong fall 2013 season, earning two top-three team finishes in four tournaments. Individually, State golfers combined for nine finishes within the top 20 of a tournament field and 20 rounds at or under par in official competition.
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This instructable is simply a way for me to note the differences between what the original instructable suggested and what I actually did. Also, I hope it will show that their instructable does really turn out very nice..
Step 1: I used single sheets folded over
Step 2: Gluing the pages together
Step 3: Trimming excess glue from spine fabric
Step 4: Creating cover boards
Step 5: Finishing cover boards and spine
Make sure the glue is VERY thin. Notice the first picture of the completed cover? See the glue streaks that seeped through. After seeing that, I made sure I used much less glue on the other side.
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This is the best easiest way to bind your own book. Thanks for showing me how i can bind my own.
I know it's been a couple years since you asked, but maybe someone will get some help from my answer anyhow.
hope it's helpful--for more complete instructions I would try Bookcraft by Heather Weston
There are some instructions here http://www.mothteeth.com/bookmaking/
One of the pictures (in step 8) seems to indicate it has something to do with a piece of fabric and how it is laid in the spine.
I´m looking forward to my try... :-)


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MIDDLETOWN, Md. (WJLA) - A man with a gunshot wound was found outside a burning home in rural Frederick County early Wednesday morning.
Frederick County Fire officials say that they responded to a home in the 8800 block of Pete Wiles Road in Middletown just after 5 a.m., where they found an adult male with a gunshot wound. The two-story brick home was also on fire.
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Within about a decade of graduating from the University of Minnesota in 1925 with a degree in home economics, Queneau became the first public health nutritionist for the New York State Department of Health, where she helped build the department's reputation as a pioneer in public health nutrition.
She earned a master's degree in child development and served overseas as a first lieutenant in the U.S. Army and head dietitian for the 34th General Hospital during World War II.
Queneau also shared her expertise internationally. She taught maternal and child nutrition at the Harvard School of Public Health, was a Fulbright Teaching Fellow in Paris, and spent a year in Rome with the United Nations Food Agricultural Organization.
And when she retired—at the mandatory age of 70—she continued to learn about her chosen field. Queneau attended her last international conference on nutrition as honorary chairperson at age 85.
"She kept going, like most of the Queneaus do," says her 96-year-old brother, Bernard Queneau, Ph.D., who earned his doctorate in metallurgy at the University in 1936.
After Margot—as she was called—died in 1994, Bernie Queneau wanted to do something to honor her. "She really was quite an outstanding nutritionist," he says.
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When another brother, Roland Queneau, died in 1997, one-third of his estate went to the Marguerite Queneau Memorial Scholarship Endowment. The size and impact of the fund grew substantially.
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"This scholarship has provided me the opportunity to network with many researchers at the University and has opened more doors for me than I could have ever imagined," she says. "I also had the privilege of meeting Dr. Bernard Queneau and hearing about what an amazing individual Marguerite was. It's been an honor to have this scholarship and to be considered worthy of following in her footsteps."


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Will The Bucs Draft A QB At No. 7
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The Mike Glennon experiment is all but over in Tampa. What the Tampa Bay Buccaneers do at the draft could surprise everyone. The Bucs have the seventh overall pick and there are some reports that they may use it on drafting a QB instead of getting Sammy Watkins.
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