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1: Application for Fall 2015 is closed. Fall 2016 - A Chabot College Application for Admission must be submitted to the college prior to applying to the Nursing Program. To apply to Chabot College go to www.chabotcollege.edu, upper right corner APPLY ONLINE.
2: New for Fall 2016: All applicants must attend the information meetings. A verification card will be issued at the meeting and must be submitted with your application. Meetings will be held the first Tuesday of the month in March, April, May(LPC), September, October, November and December. Chabot meetings are at 12:00 room 2252, building 2200.
3: Review your transcripts for accurate dates of admission and courses term dates for pre-requisite courses.
Fixed Courses: English 1A C-ID ENGL 100, Sociology 1 C-ID SOCI 110, Psychology 1 C-ID PSY 110, and Communications 1, or 10 C-ID COMM 110 or 130 and the following
Sciences: Human Anatomy, Human Physiology and Microbiology. All transcripts must be complete with fall grades.
*C-ID is a supplemental common course numbering system aimed at helping students and faculty identify courses across institutions that fulfill associate or baccalaureate degree requirements. Beginning in fall 2012, some ASSIST reports will include C-ID designations for approved courses.
You can earn only one "C" in the science courses above. Minimum science GPA is 2.5.
You must request one set of official transcripts from all previously attended schools (except high school*) and colleges and submit with your application no later than January 29, 2016. *ONLY, if you have taken college classes while attending high school those transcripts must high school transcripts be included. Philippine transcripts must come directly from the Philippine school. An evaluation service is not accepted from the Philippines.
Transcripts with fall classes must have fall grades posted on the transcript. Incomplete transcript will disqualify you from the application process.
4: Review the Criterion Worksheet. Calculate your Fall 2016 eligibility.
5: Take and pass your TEAS� exam. Submit with the application an unofficial copy of your results. If selected you and you have taken the exam outside of Chabot you will be required to submit official results through ATI Testing. Every student must score 62 percent in their 'Adjusted Individual Total Score'. (*These levels maybe adjusted on or before the testing period.)
6: Application for Fall 2016 opens November 2, 2015.
Sign into Class-Web. Select Student Services & Financial Aid Tab. Select Click Chabot Nursing Application Menu. Select Chabot Nursing Application and follow the prompts. Instructions will be posted for your review under the application menu.
You must have the capability to PRINT the confirmation page, checklist and criterion worksheet at this time. Changes or edits after submission will not be accepted. You may submit your application only one time.
7: Review the Criterion Worksheet (total points sections 1-6). Complete page 1. Complete the ADN Supporting Documentation. Complete and submit the Application Packet Checklist.
8: Application for Fall 2016 deadline is January 29, 2016. Hand carried documents will not be accepted. Your application packet, including transcripts must be mailed. Submit the completed application packet to:
Chabot College, Nursing Application, Box 5, 25555 Hesperian Blvd, Hayward, CA 94545
Complete application packets includes: F2016 Confirmation page, F2016 Checklist, F2016 Criterion Worksheet, ADN Supporting documentation, and transcripts from every college (except Chabot or Las Positas) you have attended. Fall 2015 grades must be posted for transcripts to be considered completed.
NOTE: Failure to follow all the above steps will result in the application being removed from eligibility.
PROCEDURES FOR SELECTION INTO THE APPLICANT POOL AND ADMISSION TO THE NURSING PROGRAM - Fall 2016
After the January 29, 2016 deadline, students who have applied to Chabot Spring 2016, submitted the Class-Web online application, who meet the minimum requirements of having completed the science prerequisites, fixed course prerequisites AND whose transcripts from all schools attended have been received will have their application evaluated and criterion points assigned. Application packet must be postmarked on or before January 29, 2016.
Criterion Worksheet points will be verified. Applicant pool will be ranked according to final scores.
New for Fall 2016: The top 1/3 of the applicants will be placed into a lottery pool. Forty students will be selected for the program. Alternates will also be selected from the group.
Application status letters will be mailed by April 30th. Alternates will be notified as space becomes available.


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Christine O'Donnell should change her first name to Christmas. Because she keeps on giving gifts.
Seems the GOP/Tea Party candidate for Delaware Senator "dabbled in witchcraft" when she was in high school. There is proof of her saying this on tape from 1999 when she appeared on Bill Maher's "Politically Incorrect."
Sister Grizzly, the by-product of the Sarah 'Mama Grizzly" Palin template, was quick to make light of this latest surprise package by writing it off as a high school curiosity.
Makes one long for the days when high school kids dabbled in getting drunk, smoking dope and having sex with their teachers.
Like the three Scottish witches chant in Shakespeare's "Macbeth": "Double, double toil and trouble." Hey, the witches even toss an eye of a "newt" into that freaky cauldron.
If O'Donnell and Newt Gingrich were Democrats, Fox Fabricated News and Rush to Judgment would say there's a pattern forming here.
Witchcraft is about the only thing the right wing-nuts haven't accused President Obama of practicing. Yet. Since the nosebleeds have to divert attention away from this latest blast from the past from this fiasco of a candidate, expect them to rile up the masses by getting them angry over still another minority group.
Mama Grizzly came to Sista's defense, telling her to "reload" and avoid the national (sic: real) media because they're "seeking your destruction."
Sister Grizzly can star in a new flick : "The Bear Witch Project."
If she is elected (please God, let her win) she can wiggle her nose like Samantha from "Bewitched" to get a majority of lawmakers to vote yes on what she proposes.
Instead of Senate bound, O'Donnell can run her campaign as "Spellbound."
Wow, Fox Fabricated News has lots of 'splaining to do on this one. The Foxholes are going to have to come up with something about a Democrat or Obama being a space alien to get their devoted disciples of disdain to not hear about this latest whackaloon back story of O'Donnell's.
Sister Grizzly joked about her latest mini-controversy this way: "If I still dabbled in witchcraft, Karl Rove would be a supporter."
Hokey smokes, Karl is still taking the heat for slamming O'Donnell without first checking the talking points from Rupert Murdoch and Roger Ailes.
Watch out Karl, you're thinking outside Bush's brain again.
Just like those Scottish witches from "Macbeth" — America can have it's own three of a kind in the House and Senate with O'Donnell, Sharron Angle and Michele Bachmann. Talk about your strange brew.
Movies remade and retitled with Christine "Tabatha" O'Donnell in mind:
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text: My Awakening – Kimberly Doyle-Eberhard In July of 1998 I had my first daughter, Faith. I was a single mom but very determined that she and I were going to have the best of everything. I would work hard to give her everything I never got as a child. After her birth, I was well on my way until I hit a big, brick wall. At my 6 week post partum visit the OB/Gyn informed me that my thyroid felt enlarged and referred me to a Endocrinologist. Rather than hesitate, I made an appointment quickly. My first appointment was the regular, blood work, ultrasound, etc. The physician told me that there were multiple goiters and he wanted to monitor my TSH level and do a needle biopsy. A few weeks went by and I went in for the biopsy. It felt like a hundred years waiting on the results. Good news, it was negative. So, the plan was to continue monitoring my TSH and do ultrasounds every six months. We continued that plan until 2002. Late 2002 I had my normal follow up. I told the physician that it was starting to feel like I had something caught in my throat. We knew the largest goiter (golf ball size) had been growing, very slowly. So, we made the decision to go in and remove the entire thyroid. We scheduled surgery and in December 2002 I had my entire thyroid removed. I went in for my regular post-op visit on December 17, 2002 and my life was forever changed. My physician walked into the room as white as a ghost. Here, on my 29th birthday, he had to tell me that the pathology came back showing cancer. I sat in complete shock almost thinking he was joking. I kept waiting for him to say "just kidding". Instead, he took his time explaining what our course of action was going to be. I was sitting in this room all alone thinking about my daughter. It felt like everything was closing in and I was on the verge of collapse. Then, something changed, my fight instinct took over and I decided this was not going to get the best of me. I had a daughter to raise and I was going to be around for her. So, we scheduled internal radiation in January of 2003. I had to go off of my medications and begin a low iodine diet. Radiation for the thyroid is very different than any other. You take a radioactive pill as an in-patient. This pill make you, the patient, radioactive. You are put in a room that looks like quarantine and the nurses and doctors are only allowed limited contact. I was in the hospital for 2 days. Upon being released, I was not allowed around my daughter for almost 14 days. It is imperative that the radiation not be passed to pregnant women or children. Being away from my girl was harder than the actual diagnosis and treatment. I had never felt so alone in my life. The next few years included blood tests every few weeks and Nuclear Thyroid Uptake Scans every six months. Each time, everything looked okay so we stayed on the regular course of treatment. Synthroid 200 mcg. In March 2007 I had my second daughter, Grace. Throughout my pregnancy we carefully monitored my TSH and I never had to change my dose. We did have to put off my scan for 2006 due to the pregnancy. In September 2007 I had to see a new doctor because we moved to Colorado. During my first new patient appointment we went through all of my history. I also had new blood work drawn. The bloods work came back showing elevated levels of thyroglubin. The doctor ordered and ultrasound. This was the first ultrasound I had since removing my thyroid. A few days later I received a call that the doctor wanted me to come in and discuss the results. At that appointment I was told that there was a mass in my throat and it was in an area that can't be biopsied. We scheduled a Nuclear Thyroid Scan to see if this mass would uptake any radiation. We did the scan, got the results and thankfully there was no uptake. So, the advice of the physician was to get another ultrasound in six months. We moved to west Virginia in May 2008. I immediately scheduled an appointment with an Endocrinologist. At my first appointment we did an ultrasound. I have to tell you, I was not pleased with this physician at all. He took literally one minute to do the ultrasound and then said, "I'll see you in a year". I left his office distressed. If the physicians in Colorado could see this mass, how is it gone? So, I have spent the last year contemplating what to do and hoping that this WV physician is right. Rather than put my life on the line I have scheduled this years appointment at UVA in Virginia. I am taking all of the films from Colorado and all of my past medical records. I am certain we will do an ultrasound. I just have to pray that there hasn't been any growth. If there has and I waited a year for this second opinion, I will be devastated. The appointment is June 3rd and I am praying that the mass is merely scar tissue and no a recurrence. 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All-Access with Bruce Arians: Fighting not tolerated in Cardinals camp
GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Head coach Bruce Arians, now in his second year with the Arizona Cardinals, meets the media each day during training camp.
Here, in this space, we'll highlight many of the key topics and personnel conversations he has with reporters following the morning walk-through:
"The only injury report is Dan Williams has got a little bit of a swollen knee. It's nothing serious; just get an MRI on it, check it out to make sure. It's happened in the past. It's an old injury. He'll be fine."
Looking forward to the first practice in full pads
"We'll have pads on from here to the end. It should look like and sound like football. When that noise level goes up, people change. There's a lot of guys that look really good in shorts and all of a sudden the noise level goes up and they disappear. And guys that don't look very good in shorts, all of a sudden they appear because they're football players. That's what you want to see. You want to see those guys rise up."
Figuring out a rotation between all of his tight ends
"It'll be more tailored to what they do best because we can put two receivers out there, we could put two blockers out there, one of each or three of them. It's a fun problem to have. It'll be streamlined. Right now it's just everybody play your position and there's nothing special about it."
Figuring out reps between the two quarterbacks batting to be No. 3
"Just put it on paper and go that way. Ryan (Lindley) is going to get the short end of the stick for a little bit because Logan (Thomas) is new."
Reiterates his position that he will not tolerate fighting
"Because the first thing you do is break your hand. Might as well punch the wall. If you want to break your hand, break your hand. Now if you want to fight, I'll put boxing gloves on and you can fight your ass off. That's what Coach (Bear) Bryant used to do. If a guy got in a fight, he had 18-pound gloves -- they were not allowed to stop swinging."
So, how did it end
"They both passed out. It only happened once."
Do you fine players if they do fight
"No, I'll cut �em. There's always the threat of that. They don't play each other. We don't play the Cardinals."
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Alex Feleppa is the new horticulturist at LongHouse Reserve in East Hampton. He spoke with us about his new position and some upcoming winter events.
How did you become involved in horticulture?
I grew up out here, in Amagansett. As the bad joke goes, I was tired of the service industry. I got my start at Marders in Bridgehampton, doing cashier and delivery work, and every year I slowly built on that. About four or five years later I learned there was a career to have in horticulture. There were so many clever twists of fate over the years, because I thought I was leaving nature behind, and then there was a great green movement taking hold in the city. I was managing a garden store in New York and giving people what I thought was common knowledge. I realized there I had a tendency toward the whole nonprofit thing.
From there I learned about School of Professional Horticulture. The ironic thing about LongHouse, as it relates to my history, I was living in Queens in a mouse-infested apartment, going through this amazing program at the botanic garden, realizing my interest in horticulture and nonprofits when I was invited to a wedding and it was at LongHouse. That was the summer of 2005. It was the first time I'd ever heard of it. I laugh with people that it was so ironic. There I was in the city, and then realized that this oasis existed in my own backyard.
How did you get from a wedding guest at LongHouse to a full-time employee?
My then girlfriend and I married and came out here and realized over the course of a snowy winter that our city life was up. For me being a horticulturist and her a veterinary nurse, we knew we could go anywhere, it was just a matter of where. In Spring 2012 we moved home. The first thing I did was to write a letter of interest to Jack Larsen [founder of LongHouse Reserve] and Matko Tomicic [the executive director] introducing myself, saying I was local, but I had this formal training. I guess the letter went over well, they had me in for a meeting not long after, and we all really hit it off.
It was a matter of funding. At that time it didn't exist, but they were persistent and amazing. They worked at it and over the course of two and half years were able to come up with the funding for my full-time, year-round salary. For me it was a dream come true.
What are some of your new responsibilities at LongHouse?
One of the many hats I'm wearing is trying to increase our programming to be on more of a year-round basis, because there are four seasons of interest. . Our season is typically late April until late November. The goal is always to reach out to as many people as we can and invite as many people as we can. One great little insight is that there we're always open by appointment—people can always call. This Saturday I'm leading a winter garden walk at LongHouse.
What can you actually see at LongHouse in darkest February?
As I like to say, winter's a great time to really see the bones of the garden. Because Jack has been building up the garden since he took ownership in 1970, there are trees and shrubs and garden areas that have beautiful structure and texture and grace in every season. For this weekend, we'll bundle up and we will look at all different kinds of plants throughout the landscape. The emphasis for Saturday will be the witch hazel collection, a number of different evergreen specimens, which are some of the biggest in the North East and which are really mature and exceptional. We'll look at some of the sculpture and how the snow takes on a very different look. Right after Juno, I had to walk around and survey the scene—the best way to do it is on snowshoes. I definitely want to do snowshoeing or cross-country skiing at LongHouse in the future.
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China is also complicit in North Korea's crimes against humanity.
- By Kenneth RothKenneth Roth is the executive director of Human Rights Watch. Follow him on Twitter: @KenRoth.
On Feb. 17, a United Nations Commission of Inquiry released a report documenting atrocities that the North Korean government has been committing against its own people. For years, governments have largely ignored Pyongyang's domestic repressions — at least when compared with the intense focus on its nuclear capabilities. That may have been politically tenable in the feigned ignorance of earlier times, but it is unconscionable now that a UN body has formally documented these crimes. The report got widespread publicity in the West, but Beijing is where it should receive the most attention.
Because their country provides substantial military and economic support to Pyongyang as it commits ongoing atrocities, senior Beijing officials could be found liable for aiding and abetting those crimes if the matter comes to court. The report, which explicitly fingered Beijing for its practice of forcibly repatriating North Korea refugees, is a rare case of a UN body implying that officials of a permanent member of the UN Security Council are complicit in crimes against humanity. (The Chinese foreign ministry rejected this charge as "unreasonable criticism.")
But Beijing's culpability is actually greater than the report states. No country has more influence over North Korea than China, which has long provided a lifeline of economic aid and political cover to the Kim dynasty of Kim Il Sung, Kim Jong Il, and, since Dec. 2011, Kim Jong Un, while refusing to do anything about the horrendous cruelty being committed next door. If it wanted to, Beijing could use its considerable influence to press Pyongyang to curb its atrocities. Or Beijing could simply begin welcoming North Koreans who manage to escape, instead of its current practice of treating them as "economic migrants" and forcibly repatriating them to their homeland, where they frequently face detention, torture and sometimes even execution. Instead, Beijing violates international law. Forcibly returning North Korean refugees in these circumstances is a blatant breach of the principle of non-refoulement — the most basic principle of international refugee law, which prohibits returning people against their will to face persecution.
Beyond its own conduct, Beijing seems determined to obstruct the workings of international justice. The commission, led by the respected Australian jurist Michael Kirby, found that North Korea's systematic atrocities amount to crimes against humanity and urged their prosecution. Although there is no immediate prospect of arresting Kim or the long-time leaders of the army and security apparatus, the report could impel change: in places like Yugoslavia and Liberia an international indictment was deeply delegitimizing, hastening the departure of brutal leaders and potentially deterring them from acting on their worst inclinations. If it convinced Pyongyang to close the prison camps where tens of thousands of North Koreans languish, that would be an enormous step forward.
The most logical venue for prosecution would be the International Criminal Court in The Hague (or a parallel tribunal, because many of the crimes were committed before 2002, the earliest that the ICC can assume jurisdiction.) Bringing the case to the ICC would require an UN Security Council resolution. But Beijing responded negatively to the commission's report. While refusing to answer the "hypothetical question" about how it would vote on the Security Council, Beijing said that submitting the matter to the ICC would "not help resolve the human rights situation" in North Korea. Even if other council members agree to act, China's potential veto is clearly a major obstacle.
Several factors shape Beijing's indifference. Most important is its dislike of international attention to human rights. China occasionally accepts UN peacekeeping ventures or even international tribunals to stop mass atrocities committed in the course of armed conflict, but it fears a precedent of international attention to peacetime repression, lest China's own conduct — whether in the restive regions of Xinjiang and Tibet or among its dissident community — be the next subject of interest. And despite the brutality of the Kim government, China worries that North Korea may collapse, sending a flood of refugees into northeastern China. A collapse would also mean that South Korea, a Western ally that hosts some 28,500 U.S. troops, would border China as part of a unified Korea.
These concerns are understandable, but also resolvable. Even if South Korea suddenly shared a border with China, Seoul would undoubtedly bear the bulk of the cost of reunification. And Beijing would most likely be able to negotiate with the United States to ensure that U.S. troops not be placed near China's border — its main security concern.
Because it prefers the status quo, Beijing is closing its eyes to the enormous suffering of the North Korean people. The UN report should shake the conscience of anyone who reads it, including the Chinese: It describes a system of camps for 80,000 to 120,000 political prisoners in which inmates regularly endure public executions, torture, sexual abuse, and starvation as a tool of control and punishment. The number of contemporary victims in these camps would be substantially higher had hundreds of thousands not already perished there. The desperate inmates are reduced to an animal-like struggle for survival, while haunted by the unchecked sadism of their guards.
How can concerned people of the world persuade Beijing to change course? Just as Washington and Moscow have been pilloried for coddling friendly dictators, China should be held responsible for the suffering of the North Korean people. The commission's report has just raised the price of Beijing's indifference significantly. The fate of North Korea should be a regular part of all governments' private and public conversations with Beijing.
If China prevents the Security Council from engaging the International Criminal Court or a parallel tribunal, the General Assembly — where there is no veto — should set up a tribunal for North Korea under principles of universal jurisdiction. Such a tribunal would lack the coercive backing of the Security Council, but it would have more legitimacy than comparable universal-jurisdiction prosecutions carried out by individual governments. The five permanent members of the Security Council won't like this circumvention of their vetoes, of course. But China should learn that the cost of irresponsibly exercising power is the erosion of that power. And after the UN report, the world should no longer ignore Beijing's complicity in North Korean crimes against humanity.
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Remember the strained and bemused expressions on the GOP presidential contenders' faces whenever Ron Paul spoke up during a debate? While Paul excoriated American empire, a split-screen would show the frontrunners dismissing the Texas Congressman as if he were a crazy uncle. A band of "Paulite" Congressional candidates and their netroots supporters want to permanently inject the same antiwar, small-government message their hero frequently added to the GOP debate.
Even as Paul's still ongoing campaign is largely ignored, he and his followers remain a grassroots phenomenon. Paul blogs and forums receive traffic numbers competitive with popular conservative hubs like Red State and PowerLine; his popularity on YouTube rivals that of Barack Obama; and his book, The Revolution, hovers just below Fareed Zakaria and Barbara Walters on the New York Times bestseller list. Despite the fact that Paul's bid for the presidency is more quixotic now than ever, a record amount of people voted for him in Idaho's under-the-radar May 27 Republican primary; in Pennsylvania, Oregon and the four primaries in between, he drew 270,000 votes. After volunteering for his campaign, roughly forty candidates for the House and two for the Senate are running on Paul's "liberty" platform. While GOP Congressional leaders worry about their fall prospects, these candidates are harnessing netroots-style activism in their quest to become an important constituency within the party.
The various campaigns are not yet as connected as Paul organizers would like, but what ties most of them together is a similar message. Paul-backed Congressional candidates in Michigan, Louisiana, Tennessee and New York all give the same response when asked why the GOP is faring badly in special elections and why their prospects for the fall have earned dim forecasts: because they are sticking with the Bush agenda rather than adopting Paul's limited government, anti-empire message. "Expansion of big government programs has lost us credibility," says Amit Singh, one of the thirty "liberty" candidates campaigning to run on the Republican ticket--as opposed to eleven Independents, seven Libertarians, and two Democrats. "We can't promote our values onto other types of people, they should decide for themselves," he adds.
Singh, an ex-intelligence contractor who hopes to oust Jim Moran from Virginia's 8th District, was the first person to sign Stanford professor Lawrence Lessig's Change Congress pledge, vowing to reform campaign finance by refusing the contributions of PACs or lobbyists. Instead, he relies on Paul-inspired fundraising techniques. He made a video with the Texas Congressman to publicize a "money bomb" like the one Paul supporters held on November 5. 2007, when they raised $4.3 million in twenty-four hours by getting people to make small donations on the Internet. This spiked Singh's fundraising to surpass his total goal two months into his three-month-old candidacy. Other Paulite candidacies are less sophisticated, like David Gay of Syracuse, New York, and Linda Goldthorpe of Michigan's Upper Peninsula, both fighting to get on the Republican ballot, use Internet fundraising not just for money bombs but to show people in their districts that they are slowly gathering the support and attention of voters from thousands of miles away.
In North Carolina, a 33-year-old doctor named B.J. Lawson was dubbed "Ron Paul Jr." by his primary opponent, Augustus Cho, the former chairman of the district's Republican Party. "I call him that because that's what he is," said Cho, pointing the audience at a debate to Lawson's website. He declared that Lawson and Paul aren't true Republicans, that they will divide the party, and that the Democratic opponent will "take one look at him and spit him out." Bloggers and commenters promptly surged to defend Lawson as the true conservative, labeling Cho the "Neo-Con Rival." Lawson won the primary by 71 percent.
An example of web-oriented, bottom-up support is Operation Cat Herder. The project, launched in May by Maryland- based organizer Nathan Estey, gets its name from the temperaments of its targets: "Trying to organize Libertarians is like trying to herd cats." The concept is to hold together the network that Ron Paul ignited; "We become the glue for the movement," he says. Congressional candidates can tap into the operation's contacts, and vice versa: the site houses a growing "skills bank," which connects candidates to free services for everything from web design to legal aid, a grassroots roadmap, which lists other Paul websites and information about events like July's " revolution" march on Capitol Hill. These are potent sources of local manpower for a subset of fledgling politicians whose campaigns face pushback from longstanding incumbents and GOP-endorsed mainstays.
As a sign that the "liberty" message, aided by web-savvy grassroots supporters, can compete with the establishment Republican platform, the Paulites' Internet presence now rivals the GOP online outpost, Red State, which once kicked them off of its site. "We want to infiltrate the GOP and take it over," says Nathan. To Jeff Frazee, an official Paul organizer, Estey's Cat Herder is the type of project that will be essential after the Paul campaign officially ends. If the "revolution" is going to influence the GOP to the degree that Paulites hope for, it will be by using tools like this one as well as communication on blogs and forums. These strategies may be catching on because of, not despite, the freewheeling, anti-authoritarian attitude that distinguishes Libertarians from other conservative groups, who have not yet taken to netroots type organizing.
Paul's brand of Libertarianism also bears some ugly elements: unequivocal racism in both Paul's past and on the movement's periphery. Then there's their economic policies, which don't make much sense in light of the current economic crisis. This reality in borne out in the fact that of the thirty candidates who are running on the Republican ballot, less than ten have won their primaries--despite their widespread support on the web, most "liberty" candidates won't be making an immediate impact within the GOP. Organizers like Frazee and Estey suggest that this is to be expected.
The 2008 election is more of a dry run for 2010 and 2012 than anything else--if the message resonates at all this year, they believe it will be that much more successful in the coming years. But the Paulites may be underestimating their obstacles. A 2007 Pew poll found that more Americans are supportive, not disdainful, of added government programs.


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I would like some advice on good books to purchase for improving drawing skills specially anatomy, figure and portrait drawing skills... it doesn't matter if they are in different books, and nothing too fancy... I'm asking for advice since theres just TOO MANY drawing books in the libraries, and I'm not sure if all of them are good, or worth their price.
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PCGS and NGC have certified, to date, 145 1931-D double eagles, only three of which are not in Uncirculated grades. The vast majority of 1931-Ds seen by the services (107 pieces) fall into the MS62 to MS64 range. Twenty-three Gems have been graded, and a mere four MS66 coins. None finer have been seen by either service. Auction records are in concert with the population data. Perusal of Krause Publications' Auction Prices Realized, along with our own auction records, indicates that Gem and finer appearances of the 1931-D are scant. Ten MS65 pieces have gone through the major auction houses in the past 15 or so years, and only one MS66.
The Premium Gem 1931-D specimen offered in this lot comes out of the Dr. Thaine B. Price Collection, and was previously off the market for 40 years. Akers, in his catalog description of the Price coin, writes: "... one of the two finest examples of this very rare issue that I have seen, possibly even the finest. The only other example that has any real claim to matching it is the superb Amon Carter specimen (now in the Dr. Steven Duckor Collection), which is the only 1931-D graded MS66 by any major grading service as of the writing of this catalog. This Dr. Price specimen, however, has even cleaner surfaces than the Duckor-Carter specimen, and it equals it in terms of its eye appeal and overall appearance. The color of this coin is an ultra-rich orange gold and, like the Duckor-Carter coin, the luster is extraordinary, something not at all typical of this issue which is generally the least attractive of the late dates from 1929 to 1932. There is one small mark in the field between Liberty's outstretched arm and TY, and there are also a few other tiny marks, as well as a couple of faint hairlines, but by the strictest standards, this is a Gem of the highest order and is actually one of the choicest coins in Dr. Price's entire collection of Saint-Gaudens double eagles." To Akers' description of this outstanding 1931-D, we add the following. Blushes of mint-green, yellow-gold, and lavender accent the orange-gold patina, and potent luster enlivens both sides. A well executed strike manifests itself in sharp definition on Liberty's head, hands, and foot, as well as on the panes of the Capitol building and the eagle's feathers. Connoisseurs of Saint-Gaudens gold coinage will not want to miss out on the chance to acquire one of the finest known representatives of this rare date. Population: 2 in 66, 0 finer (11/06).
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New technique could help cancer patients or women who want to delay childbirth
MONDAY, Nov. 10 (HealthDay News) -- Scientists are reporting the ability to freeze and transplant ovaries, a development that could help preserve fertility in women facing cancer therapy.
"We can transplant ovaries without any loss of ovarian tissue or eggs, and it functions perfectly normally whether it's fresh or frozen," said co-researcher Dr. Sherman Silber, director of the Infertility Center of St. Louis at St. Luke's Hospital.
Silber said the technique could also be used by women who want to delay having children. He reported the findings Nov. 10 at the American Society for Reproductive Medicine annual meeting, in San Francisco.
In one paper, Silber reported that he and his colleagues had transplanted an ovary from one identical twin to her twin sister, allowing the twin with premature ovarian failure to conceive a child. One year after the transplant, the twin with the transplanted ovary had become pregnant.
But, Silber said, the ability to remove an ovary, freeze it and put it back into the same woman represents the real breakthrough. "We can freeze the ovaries of young women who are going to lose their fertility over time and transplant them back later, and they [the ovaries] won't have aged," he explained.
The technique can benefit cancer patients about to undergo radiation, chemotherapy or bone marrow transplant, which would leave them sterile, Silber said. "But if we take the ovary out, freeze it, save it and transplant it back later, they will be fertile again," he said.
Currently, women can have their eggs frozen and put back after cancer treatment is complete, Silber noted. "But there are disadvantages," he said. "If you put all those eggs in one basket, and she goes through IVF [in vitro fertilization], she can't have any better chance of pregnancy than 50 percent. If she is not pregnant fro
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Two more fire crews to get funding
County adds Punkin Center, Friberg-Cooper
Two volunteer fire departments that have never received Wichita County funds can expect to receive $5,000 apiece next year from the county.
Wichita County Commissioners agreed Tuesday in a budget meeting to add Punkin Center and Friberg-Cooper volunteer fire departments to the list of seven others — Cameron Gardens, Wichita East, Wichita West, Kamay, Burkburnett, Iowa Park and Electra — that receive county funding.
In all, Wichita County already supports the various volunteer fire departments with $193,000. For the 2013 budget year that starts in January, each department will receive a $5,000 increase, and the two newest additions of Punkin Center and Frieberg-Cooper will each receive $5,000, boosting the County's volunteer fire budget to $238,375.
The money is expected to pay the volunteer fire departments' operating costs, covering firefighting gear, insurance, miscellaneous expenses and fuel, which has risen $1 per gallon or more since the last increase, according to Wichita County Judge Woody Gossom, who suggested the pay hike to the commissioners.
"That would go a fair ways toward helping them. Would it solve all their problems? No. We can't solve their problems with the conditions of the last few years."
The last time the volunteer fire departments received a budget boost was six years ago. "We did say we would try to look at it every two to three years, and we have not," said Commissioner Pat Norriss.
Gossom said he had wanted to give the volunteer forces a hike before now because each member sacrifices his time and inevitably some of his own resources to fight the local fires.
Commissioner Barry Mahler stressed how deeply the counties depend on the volunteer fire departments, which work in tandem with city forces when necessary.
Problems among volunteer crews include diminishing numbers of volunteers, younger members who are tied to jobs without the flexibility to leave midafternoon to fight a fire, rising fuel costs, and the wear and tear on vehicles.
"What do you do if you run out of volunteers?" Mahler asked. "Then you go with a semiprofessional staff. Electra, Iowa Park, Burkburnett are already partially there. That's another good reason to fund these guys. Keep the tradition going, especially now that they're first responders."
As more residents choose to live in rural areas — a trend indicated by the recent census — the need for firefighting services increases, Mahler said.
"The biggest rationale is the difference in fuel costs," Gossom told the group as Punkin Center volunteer firefighter Matthew McCallister sat in the Commissioners Court audience.
Gossom admitted his budget idea of giving $5,000 more to each department wasn't scientific. "It's not a Price Waterhouse flow chart. It's sort of a Wichita Woody work," he said.
To any city dweller who doesn't understand why his tax dollars should help fight rural fires, Mahler cited a fire north of Wichita Falls that consumed eight homes. "You want to help them get it stopped in the country before it comes into town," he said.
McCallister said Gossom's offer of $5,000 was satisfactory to him. "It's moving the right direction. We've got to start somewhere," he said.
Punkin Center and Friberg-Cooper hadn't received Wichita County funding in the past because of a concern that their crews didn't have enough certified people, according to administrative assistant Willie Wall.
However, both crews have met certification and first responder requirements, and the other seven volunteer fire departments recommended them for funding.
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Alumni Spotlight Archives
Marlow Rosado, B.F.A., Music, '95, was named the 2015 Distinguished Alumni for the College of Arts and Letters. With 11 nominations and one American Grammy already on his shelf, Marlow Rosado is a driving force in the tropical music industry. He has more than two decades of experience as a pianist, composer and producer, and a powerful portfolio that includes work with top Latin recording artists including Ricky Martin, the late Tejana singer Selena, Tito Puente, the late Salsa legend Celia Cruz, and many more. After teaching elementary school in Miami for 10 years, Rosado decided to take a leave of absence to open what has become a successful recording studio, bringing in top international recording artists. He is continually sought out by his fellow artists for his musical arrangement and directorial skills. It is not uncommon to see Rosado's name on album liner notes as a pianist, producer, songwriter or musical director. Rosado took center stage in 2009 when he released his first album "Salsalsa" under Fania Records. In 2012, his sophomore album "Retro" surprised not only him but the entire industry when it won the 2012 Grammy for Best Tropical Latin Album, beating out gigantic bachata artist Romeo Santos. In July 2014, Rosado released his third album "Salsanimal," a beast of a production. Rosado received the Premio La Musa Elena Casals Award at this year's Latin Songwriter's Hall of Fame and is now working on his fourth album, set to be released in June 2015. He's proud to say that FAU helped to prepare him for this amazing world of music.
Jenny Baez, B.A. Political Science, '11, has been hired by the United Nations Relief Works Agency. She will be working out of Amman, Jordan. Baez was a member of FAU's Diplomacy Program, competing in the 2010 National Model United Nations (NMUN) conference in New York, and the 2010 European Model United Nations event in The Netherlands. She also joined the FAU AmeriCorps program. After graduating from FAU, Baez pursued her graduate degree at the Institut d'Etudes Politiques de Paris (Sciences Po), a renowned social sciences school in Europe. Her two-year Master's degree was focused on international security, particularly centered on the Middle East. As part of her study, Baez completed a six-month internship in Amman, Jordan with the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA). After completing her M.A., Baez was hired by the UN to continue her work with refugee relief.
Brian Petuch, B.A. Music '08,
will have his composition of a First Music commission titled "If You see Something, Say Something" performed by the New York Youth Symphony in the Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall. Petuch was a commercial music major in the Department of Music and later attended the Mannes School of Music. More information on Petuch's accomplishments can be found here http://www.nyyouthsymphony.org/first-music/brian-petuch
Rory O'Connor, Jr., B.A. Communications, '95, received the FAU 2014 Distinguished Alumni Award. Rory was chosen for his service to our nation, service to our veterans, and service to FAU as an outstanding graduate. Rory was raised in South Florida and after high school served as a member of the U.S. Navy SEALs for eight years. He then returned to South Florida to pursue a degree in the School of Communication and Multimedia Studies. After graduation, Rory became a financial adviser and his 30-year career includes work as vice president of JP Morgan and financial advisor for Edward Jones Investments. He also created, and is now vice director of, the Tampa Bay Frogman Swim for the Navy SEAL Foundation, which aids active duty Naval Special Warfare personnel and their families. The event has raised more than $700,000 over four years and is used as a model for a nationwide series of swims/fundraisers for the Navy SEAL Foundation.
>> Judith Ortiz Cofer, English, '77 of Athens, GA, has been named the University of Georgia's 2013 recipient of the Southeastern Conference Faculty Achievement Award. She is currently the University's Franklin Professor of English and Creative Writing. Ortiz Cofer is a two-time Pulitzer-Prize nominee and received the FAU Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and Letters' Distinguished Alumna Award in 2012. Ortíz Cofer was inducted into the Georgia Writers Hall of Fame in 2010 and in 1994, she became the first Hispanic to win the O. Henry Prize for her story "The Latin Deli". In 1996, Ortíz Cofer and illustrator Susan Guevara became the first recipients of the Pura Belpre Award for Hispanic children's literature.


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has anyone ever tried Nido Kinder +1? i bought a small container today, because my friend told me that my lo would like it... she gives it to her kids in addition to whole milk...
Nido Kinder +1 toddler formula???
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Sorry, I´ve never tried it. I have used Enfamil for my three children.
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Never heard of it but am interested. Is this a toddler formula for after 1 yr of age?
yes. i think its for ages 1-3. they also have two other formulas for older kids. i believe it doesn't have as many vitamins as enfagrow, but it tastes a lot better. since its an addition to whole milk, i thought it would be fine to combine both. it has a slightly sweet honey taste to it. i actually have had several cups since saturday. my husband said he used drink that a lot when he was growing up. i saw that it costs about $16 at walmart too. if you go on their website, you could do a product search to see if any stores carry it around your home...
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I use Nestle Nido since DS has a protein sensitivity to whole milk. He loves it, and it has more vitamins than plain whole milk. I compared the vitamins of Nido w/ other toddler formulas, and they are quite similar. Since it doesn't have DHA added in like other toddler formulas, I give him a 1/2 tsp. of Nordic Naturals Children's DHA every day. I buy it at walmart.com for $16. The 3 lb. can lasts us about a month.
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The Minnesota Wild played its best hockey during a three-game road trip through western Canada Thursday.
Unfortunately, by the time it happened, the Edmonton Oilers built a 4-0 lead at Rexall Place.
After the Wild woke up and tilted the ice toward Oiler goaltender Nikolai Khabibulin just over six minutes into the second period, the Wild (20-11-5) held a 28-7 shots on goal advantage.
A big part of the Wild's shots on goal advantage was the help of eight minutes and 49 seconds of power play, including 11 seconds of 5-on-3 and a major penalty.
The Wild management must have breathed a sigh of relief when Marek Zidlicky got up from a check from behind by Lennart Petrell, who earlier in the game scored a shorthanded goal. It could not stand to lose another with an injury.
Seven seconds after Petrell's major penalty ended, Dany Heatley broke up the shutout by beating Khabibulin on the glove side with a wrist shot. Jared Spurgeon took the initial shot from the point that hit traffic and caromed to Heatley at the top of the circles. Matt Cullen also assisted on the goal.
The Wild showed no quit and had plenty of opportunities, but never really came that close to tying the game.
In the first 26 minutes of the game, the Oilers scored four goals, a 24-3 shots on goal advantage and substantially more offensive zone time.
Niklas Backstrom was under siege in that time, but he wasn't beaten by the best scoring chances the Oilers had. He was beaten on the short-side from near the slot on the first goal. On the second goal, he got across the crease to stop a wrap around attempt, but had the second effort find its way into the net. The third goal was a half slap shot from the top of circles on a partial breakaway. On the fourth goal, he went down too early and allowed Jordan Eberle to go around him for an open net.
The Holiday break could not have come at a better time for the Wild. It hopes to get some of its top players back when it returns Monday against the Colorado Avalanche at the Xcel Energy Center.
Three Stars
No. 3 – Dany Heatley. The Wild forward scored a goal.
No. 2 – Nikolai Khabibulin. The Oiler goaltender stopped 30 shots.
No. 1 – Jordan Eberle. The Oiler forward scored two goals.
Minnesota 0 0 1 – 1
Edmonton 2 2 0 – 4
First Period – 1, Edmonton, Eberle 14 (unassisted), 15:56 (pp). 2, Edmonton, Smyth 17 (Smid, Gilbert), 18:36. Penalties – Peters, Min (hooking), 5:04; Hordichuk, Edm (goaltender interference), 8:10; Stoner, Min (tripping), 10:37; Falk, Min (delay of game), 15:11; Stoner, Min (tripping), 19:48 (penalty shot); Eager, Edm (boarding), 20:00.
Second Period – 3, Edmonton, Petrell 3 (unassisted), 1:40 (sh). 4, Edmonton, Eberle 15 (Potter, Nugent-Hopkins), 2:56. Penalties – Bench, Min (too many men), 10:29 (served by Bouchard); Gagner, Edm, double minor (high sticking), 19:03.
Third Period – 5, Minnesota, Heatley 10 (Cullen, Spurgeon), 7:57. Penalties – Petrell, Edm, major (checking from behind), 2:50 (served by Hordichuk); Petrell, Edm (game misconduct), 2:50.
Shots on goal – Minnesota 3-13-15 31. Edmonton 20-9-2 31.
Penalty Shot – Edmonton, Hall (saved).
Goalies – Minnesota, Backstrom (27-31. Oilers, Khabibulin (30-31). A – N/A. Referees – Stephane Auger, Dennis LaRue. Linesmen – Dan Schachte, Lonnie Cameron.


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Scottrade Center
Blues Complete Schedule Is Out
The 2014-2015 edition features a six-game homestand and a six-game road trip.
Blues To Open Against Rangers At Scottrade Center
Defending Eastern Conference champs come calling on October 9, 2014
St. Louis To Host 2018 SEC Men's Basketball Tournament
To be held at Scottrade Center
Preview: WWE Monday Night RAW Comes To St. Louis
WWE Monday Night RAW comes to the Scottrade Center in St. Louis on April 28th and fans are expecting a great event.
Off-Duty Police Can Carry Handguns at Busch Stadium, Scottrade Center
If you're going to the Blues or Cardinals games tonight, there's a chance the person sitting next to you may be carrying a handgun.
Beyonce Releases New Songs Ahead of St. Louis Show
Top pop star makes headlines as her world tour rolls into Scottrade Center.
Performer Charles Glenn Shot At, Won't Perform on Riverfront
"I don't know if those bullets were for us or not but I do know it is unsafe down there because it was dark, there were no police," he said.
Bulls Bounce Past Grizzlies in St. Louis
Derrick Rose & teammates thrilled an exhibition game crowd of nearly 13,500 at Scottrade Center.
Derrick Rose, Bulls Head to St. Louis With Win
Chicago hosting Memphis in exhibition game, Monday night at Scottrade Center.
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Clarence Harmon
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For the football player, see Clarence Harmon (American football).
|Clarence Harmon
|44th Mayor of St. Louis, Missouri
|In office
April 15, 1997 – April 17, 2001
|Preceded by
|Freeman Bosley, Jr.
|Succeeded by
|Francis G. Slay
|Personal details
|St. Louis, Missouri
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|Lawyer ,politician , police chief
Clarence Harmon (born 1940) was the forty-fourth mayor of St. Louis (from 1997 to 2001), and the city's second African-American mayor.
Prior to serving as Mayor, Harmon had served as Metropolitan Police Department, City of St. Louis 30th police chief. He defeated incumbent Mayor Freeman Bosley, Jr. in the Democratic Primary in 1997 and went on to win election by a wide margin in the general election. Harmon was defeated for re-election in the 2001 Democratic Primary.
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I have configured package server at remote site since last month and from first week to till date show only 200 packages, even total number of packages are 5000. i had copied whole 'Package Delivery'folder from up to date Package Server and pasted before a week but it still shows only 200 packages.
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