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The Veterans Affairs Medical Center at Mountain Home has enlisted a team of local service agencies and community volunteers to help provide a Community Stand Down for the region's homeless veterans.
Set for Oct. 11 at Munsey Memorial United Methodist Church in downtown Johnson City, the event is patterned after a traditional military stand down in which battle weary soldiers are taken to a secure area for medical care, personal hygiene, clothing, food and fellowship.
The event will be held from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. at the church, 201 E. Market St., and will begin with morning coffee and doughnuts from the Salvation Army Mobile Canteen. The day will also include a lunch of barbecue, hamburgers and hot dogs to be served in the church fellowship hall by Good Samaritan Ministries and a local restaurant.
Showers and laundry services will be available at the neighboring Good Samaritan Ministries building. Military surplus clothing will be provided by VAMC, and fresh clothing will also be available from the ministry.
Free eye exams and glasses will be provided by the ministry's eye clinic and free health screenings and flu shots will be provided by the Downtown Clinic at the church.
And perhaps most importantly, approximately 50 area service vendors will be set up in the church gymnasium to provide information, applications and assistance with accessing a variety of veterans-service programs. Housing resources, legal resources, counseling and substance-abuse referrals will be among the array of resources available.
Conducted by the Veterans Administration in partnership with communities nationwide, the event's purpose is to help the estimated 75,000 U.S. veterans who are homeless access the resources that are available to help them overcome barriers and rebuild their lives.
"This is an event that veterans will recognize," said David Shields, a social worker with Homeless Veterans Outreach at VAMC. "Community Stand Downs have been going on since the 1980s. They're to help veterans who are homeless or have needs meet some of those needs and get connected to the VA for medical care and other services from the VA and from the community.
The last Community Stand Down in Johnson City took place in 1993 and involved an estimated 300 veterans and community volunteers. About 150 veterans are expected to take part in the Oct. 11 event.
Shields encouraged those who plan to attend to register in advance at the Homeless Veterans Outreach office in Building 8 on the VAMC campus, in the Outpatient Clinic in the VAMC Domiciliary or at VA outpatient clinics in Morristown, Rogersville, Big Stone Gap, Va., and Bristol, Va.
Registration may also be completed at the Downtown Day Center and Good Samaritan Ministries in downtown Johnson City and at Salvation Army centers in Johnson City, Kingsport and Bristol.
For more information about the event, call the VAMC at 979-2871.


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I recently received an email from Jay Sugerman, a fourth-grade teacher in Massachusetts, asking me if I knew of any places that had video clips of teachers portrayed on television or in the movies.
I thought it was a good question, and so decided to make a quick "The Best…" list.
I'd also be interested in hearing readers share which TV or movie teachers you feel are the best — and worst — role models out there. Please leave a comment if you have an idea. Also, please share if you have other suggestions of where to find similar clip collections.
Here are my choices for The Best Places To Learn About (And View Video Clips Of) Teachers In the Movies (I generally only included sites that also had video clips, though I've also included several good commentaries, too):
You can see a short video collage titled Top 5 Best Teachers in the Movies.
10 A+ Worthy Movie and TV Teachers is the title of another list.
10 Best Movie & Television Teachers
The Onion has a list of 26 evil, awful, or just plain stupid educators in TV and film.
Here's a good commentary titled Teacher Leadership, Hollywood Style.
The New York Times ran a piece titled Class Distinctions, a response to the "Freedom Writers" movie.
Rethinking Schools had a similar column, Freedom Writers: White Teacher to the Rescue.
This is an interesting analysis of teachers in the movies over the past sixty years. You can see a chart showing class, race and gender.
Films and School Reform by Larry Cuban and Depictions of Education in Film at Learning First both provide good commentary on "hero" teachers in movies about schools, as does Saviors and Burnouts: Rethinking Teachers in Popular Culture from Rethinking Schools.
Top 10 Movie Teachers of the Year is from Reelz.
For some fun, check out the Most memorable teachers from Bollywood.
See the video at "greatest single commentary on flaws of data-driven school reform today."
Edutopia has published a great round-up of teacher movie portrayals: Five-Minute Film Festival: Hollywood Teachers.
I Can Think Of So Many People Who Should See "Nice White Lady" Parody
Not So Hot for Teacher is a very interesting New York Times article about the portrayal of teachers in movies and in TV.
Forget 'Won't Back Down' – Here Are Some Movies Educators DO Love is from NEA Today.
Back to School: 10 Great Movie Teachers is a nice video collection from TIME Magazine.
Quote Of The Day: "2014 Resolution: Stop Watching Feel-Good Teacher Movies"
Video Clip From "Up The Down Staircase" Shows One Of The Worst Teachers Ever
Appreciating pop culture's greatest teachers is from The Washington Post.
What The Movies Taught Us About Teaching is from NPR.
From Superhero Teacher to Bad Teacher: Hollywood Films Then and Now (Part 1) and Hollywood, HBO, and School Reform (Part 2) are from Larry Cuban.
Feedback is always welcome.
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FRANKFORT, Ky. — Fourth-seeded Campbellsville used a 12-2 run late in the game to separate from No. 5-seed Shawnee State en route to a 78-67 win in the Mid-South Conference Men's Basketball Tournament today at the Frankfort Convention Center.
The Tigers (20-11) avenged two regular season losses to the Bears and advanced into Saturday's tournament semifinals against top-seeded Lindsey Wilson — who beat UVa.-Wise 85-62 earlier Friday.
Up 58-54 with 4:55 left in the game, the Tigers used the next 2:39 — thanks to Jordan Myers and Vernon Payne — to turn the four-point lead into a 14-point cushion. Myers and Payne combined to score 10 of the Tigers' 12 points in the run.
Shawnee State (16-14) managed to cut the Campbellsville lead down to eight in the waning seconds, but could get no closer.
Shawnee State built a 37-30 halftime lead thanks to holding the Tigers to 37.9 percent (11-of-29) shooting in the half.
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Shawnee State managed to cut the Tigers' lead 56-54 only to have Campbellsville answer with the decisive run.
The Tigers shot nearly 61 percent from the floor after intermission, including making 7-of-11 3-pointers. Campbellsville ended the game outshooting the Bears 48.1 percent (25-of-52) to 36.2 percent (21-of-58).
Myers led all scores with 25 points — 22 in the second half. Justin Ennis chipped in 11 points and Addison Smith and Darius Clement added 10 each.
Andrew Devlin led the Bears with 18 points. Ian Nixson and Jeremy Bennington added 10 apiece.
The Bears lose Jeremy Bennington, Mark Bryant, Ian Nixson, Tyler Boyles and Tyler Morgan to graduation.
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- Label the shelves in the closet and the medicine cabinet (it makes it easier to find and put away items and to know what you are out of)
- Hang an over-the-door pantry organizer or a shoe holder on the back of the door and fill with bottles, the scale, tub toys and so on
- Use a cutlery tray in the drawer to organize your makeup
- Make a few first aid kits by category - minor scrape, sprain, major cut, etc. This helps you avoid having to weed through a large box of stuff for a Band aid
- Separate the medications by type (allergy, cold and flu, headache, etc.) and store them in small containers
- Keep a basket just for the samples you receive so you can put out for guests to use
- Place barrettes on a decorative strand of ribbon
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Ryan Raburn finally provided some pop at the plate and the Tigers claimed a series victory over the White Sox witha 7-3 win Sunday.
Raburn's grand slam capped a six-run fourth inning for Detroit, which also got a Victor Martinez sac fly and Andy Dirks RBI double in the frame. Miguel Cabrera hit his 13th home run in the sixth inning for Detroit's other run.
The Tigers overcame an early 2-0 deficit — Chicago put up a pair in the first as Brad Penny struggled out of the gate. Penny settled down after that, though, battling through five innings for his fifth win. The bullpen shut Chicago down after that, with Al Alberquerque stealing the show there with four Ks in two innings.
Tigers' MVP: Raburn. He's (rightfully) taken a lot of heat this season — including right here — but he jumped all over a Jake Peavy pitch for Sunday's big blow. It was Raburn's first home run since April 30.
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The Walt Disney Co. confirmed Friday that J.J. Abrams, creator of the TV series "Lost" and director of 2009's "Star Trek" movie, will direct the seventh installment of the franchise, set for a 2014 release.
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"The bell from Moriah High was also used to alert the firemen and community when there was a fire," she added.
Mildon hopes her research will be included Moriah's fourth grade curriculum, which focuses on local history.
"Brooke's done a lot of research," Larrow said. "She's really taken a great interest in this project. This is becoming reality because of her."
Plans call for a bell to be placed at the flagpole near the elementary school entrance and the other to be placed at the entrance of the high school. The cast iron bells will be mounted between stone pillars with a small roof covering each. A plaque will be mounted with each containing information about the bells and the schools.
The entire project is expected to cost about $5,000. Mildon has already earned more than $2,000 through money-earning activities.
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People who wish to donate supplies toward the effort can send them to Brooke's mother, Val Mildon, at Moriah Central School, 39 Viking Lane, Port Henry 12974.
Brooke's father, Bob, a carpenter, is also helping with the project.
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By Karen ParrishAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4, 2011 A Navy captain whose shipboard videos have made headlines since they surfaced in the media over the weekend has been relieved of his command for demonstrating poor judgment, a senior Navy officer announced today.
Capt. Owen Honors made the videos while serving as executive officer aboard the aircraft carrier USS Enterprise in 2006 and 2007, and he had served as commander of the Enterprise for about seven months when he was relieved.
"The responsibility of the commanding officer for his or her command is absolute," U.S. Fleet Forces commander Navy Adm. John C. Harvey Jr. said today in Norfolk, Va. "While Captain Honors' performance as commanding officer of USS Enterprise has been without incident, his profound lack of good judgment and professionalism while previously serving as executive officer on Enterprise calls into question his character and completely undermines his credibility to continue to serve effectively in command."
Honors' video skits garnered global attention after the Virginian-Pilot newspaper published three of them and an accompanying story on its website Jan. 2. The videos include anti-gay slurs and depict male sailors in drag and female sailors showering together in a single stall.
The Enterprise crew viewed some of the videos on the ship's closed-circuit television system while the vessel was deployed in 2006 and 2007 supporting the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, according to the newspaper's reports.
"It is fact that as naval officers we are held to a higher standard," Harvey said. "Those in command must exemplify the Navy's core values of honor, courage and commitment, which we expect our sailors to follow. Our leaders must be above reproach, and our sailors deserve nothing less."
Honors has been reassigned to administrative duties at Naval Air Force Atlantic.
Navy Capt. Dee Mewbourne will take command of USS Enterprise, Harvey said. The ship is scheduled to deploy in the coming weeks. Mewbourne commanded the carrier USS Dwight D. Eisenhower during two combat deployments supporting Operation Enduring Freedom, Harvey said. Mewbourne had been serving as chief of staff for Navy Cyber Forces, and was to assume command of the Enterprise this afternoon.
"We will support and work with Captain Mewbourne and the crew of Enterprise to keep them forward focused on their upcoming combat deployment. This is a difficult situation but the men and women of Enterprise are outstanding sailors who have completed a very challenging and comprehensive predeployment work-up period in a thoroughly professional manner. They are well-trained and I have full confidence in their readiness to execute all missions during their deployment," Harvey said.
An investigation will continue on all aspects of the videos' production, the admiral added, including the actions of other senior officers who knew of the videos and the actions they took in response.
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As a retired officer, reflecting on my time in leadership positions, I always understood that personal integrity and character were the bedrock upon which leadership was built. Comments like this undermine that moral authority, and would he have been left in position, would have been a basis upon which every subsequent decision could be questioned.
I have been privileged to work for some who likely played a role in this decision. I know it was not a recommendation or decision they made lightly, but I'm supremely confident that it was the right one. They have this retired officer's enthusiastic support.
- Frank, State College, PA
Dear Admiral,
It is my opinion that the nature of releaving the Admiral of his duties does not warrent reasons for such actions.
1.) It's does not reflect actions,decisions,protection,safeguarding my country.
2.) High ranking Military official holding such positions don't come easy to come by.
3.) Military actions defending this country weren't at stake.
What are you thinking?......
U.S. Chairman to Top Secret/Majority Twelve Committee
Mr Antonio Moreno
- Antonio Moreno, West Coast
The whole DOD should be ashamed of relieving this man of his command. You have bowed down to the pressure of the media to destroy a mans career. Listen to the outcry of his mounting supporters, this man should be promoted. Let the first of you without guilt of the same crime throw the first stone.
- Steven James, Spokane WA
The man is guilty of defending our nation and raising the morale of his crew. He should be promoted, not punished. It's a sad day for our country when we lose a hero to PC.
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Edgar E. and Elizabeth S. Pankey Professor of Media Studies/Associate Professor of Media Studies
B.A., Literature and Rhetoric, Binghamton University
M.A. and Ph.D., Communication/Certificate in Cultural Studies, University of Pittsburgh
She is the author of Moving Pictures: Where the Police, the Press, and the Art Image Meet (Sheffield Hallam University Press, 1998), in which she explores a set of contemporary British art controversies. Her recent book, Feminine Look: Sexuation, Spectatorship, and Subversion (State University of New York Press, 2008), develops a psychoanalytically-based feminist theory of the visual. Her publications include articles in (Re)-turn: A Journal of Lacanian Studies, Journal for Psychoanalysis of Culture and Society, and International Journal of Žižek Studies. She is a member of the Board of Directors for the Association for Psychoanalysis of Culture and Society and an Associate Editor of the journal, Psychoanalysis, Culture, Society. Her current book project aims to develop an account of the critical roles that realism and deception can play in the formation of contemporary aesthetic politics.
By highlighting the ways in which we are influenced by the very cultural forms that we study, my pedagogical approach encourages students to recognize the impossibility of neutral observation. In removing the illusion of distance that disinterested critique serves, students enter a challenging space—a space that refuses them the comfort and ease of speaking behind the veneer of objective knowledge. In its place, we work together to erect a different system of inquiry, one in which apparently obvious and common-sense views become our object of scrutiny, not just in terms of their content, but also in terms of their form. We thus work to understand not only which views are likely to reach the status of unquestioned wisdoms, but also the processes through which these views achieve their ascendancy.
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So I visit many homes because I'm a Miami Realtor – I see all kinds of styles, interiors and price ranges…..but today was a different day. I walked into an amazing Alfred Browning Parker home in Miami Shores and had goose bumps from the time I laid eyes on the exterior.
Most people don't get me and why good architecture totally heightens my senses but I have to tell you that it makes such a difference to see and experience a well designed space. These home owners bought a modest Browning Parker home and were able to restore, modernize and make it their own. All the important MiMo features were untouched and the elements that were added were carefully thought out to compliment the existing architecture. (And the amazing modern classics throughout made the house complete).
Alfred Browning Parker was not only a modernist, but a green mid century architect – to think that these homes were built around our humid and hot weather to incorporate the organic nature of exterior spaces into interiors – using massing, wide overhangs, local materials and clerestory lighting to take advantage of our climate without air conditioning!
I commend the home owners for having had the vision to acquire a decrepit, tired and dark house and turning it into the magnificent space that Alfred Browning Parker envisioned back in 1949 when he designed it.
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A distracted driver was the alleged cause behind a single-vehicle rollover crash that closed two lanes of Egan Drive on Monday afternoon. It happened at 8-mile just after 3 o'clock when the 42-year driver took his eyes off the road while heading inbound.
He drove off the shoulder and crashed into a light pole, overcorrected, and then steered across both inbound lanes. The vehicle rolled over onto its side in the median.
The driver was cited for negligent driving, but he was not identified by police. The unidentified vehicle was reported as a total loss.
The driver was taken to Bartlett Regional Hospital for evaluation and possible treatment of non-life threatening injuries.
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October 6: The Tiny Seed by Eric Carle and Flip, Float, Fly: Seeds on the Move by JoAnn Early Macken; Create a craft using different types of seeds.
October 20: Pumpkin Jack by Will Hubble and Pumpkin Pumpkin by Jeanne Titherington; Paint your own mini pumpkin.
November 3: Leaf Man by Lois Ehlert and Who Will Plant a Tree? by Tom Leonard; Make your own Leaf Man!
November 17: Mouse's First Fall by Lauren Thompson and We're Going on a Leaf Hunt by Steve Metzger; Leaf print activity.
December 1: First Snow by Bernette G. Ford and Winter, Awake by Linda Kroll; Create a winter woods mixed media craft.
December 15: Who Would Like a Christmas Tree? by Ellen Obed and Michael Recycle Saves Christmas by Ellie Bethel. Make a holiday ornament with recycled materials.
January 5: Outside your Window by Nicola Davies and Swirl by Swirl by Joyce Sidman; Create a wind chime using natural materials.
January 12 (**2nd Monday): Who's Been Here? A Tale in Tracks by Fran Hodgkins and Over and Under the Snow by Kate Messner; Try out snowshoeing and look for signs of life in the snow on the Preserve. Dress to play in the snow!
February 2: Bear Snores On by Karma Wilson and What Do Critters Do in the Winter? by Julie Lundgren; Enjoy a visit with Kim's Cold Blooded Creatures!
February 9 (**2nd Monday): Beavers Lodge by Ingrid and Dieter Schubert and Fox by Kate Banks; B is for Beaver and F is for Fox handprint craft.
March 2: Luck: The Story of a Sandhill Crane by Jean Craighead George and Migration by Robin Nelson; Create a bird feeder for the migrating birds near your home.
March 16: Monarch and Milkweed by Helen Frost & Leonard Gore and Where Butterflies Grow by Joanne Ryder; Decorate your own butterfly wings.
April 6: The Gardener by Sarah Stewart and Plantzilla by Jerdine Nolen; Plant seeds to take home and watch grow.
April 20: Recycle Everyday by Nancy Elizabeth Wallace and Michael Recycle by Ellie Bethel; Make binoculars with recycled materials.
May 4: Under One Rock: Bugs, Slugs, and Other Ughs by Anthony D. Fredericks and Yucky Worms by Vivian French; Make a bug craft.
May 18: From Tadpole to Frog by Wendy Pfeffer and The Wide Mouthed Frog by Keith Faulkner; Discover live tadpoles and frogs that live on the preserve.
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The Navigator Program will assist District residents and small employee groups with using the District's Health Benefit Exchange. Federal law requires that health insurance exchanges establish Navigator Programs. The Navigator Programs will help educate the public about the availability of qualified health plans within the District's exchange and to assist with enrollment into those health plans.
The Affordable Care Act provides a framework to determine eligibility requirements for Navigators who will be eligible for Navigator Program grants. Eligible Navigator entities include community and consumer-focused nonprofit groups, trade and professional associations, chambers of commerce, and unions.
Navigators are responsible for educating the public in a fair and impartial manner on qualified health plans, assist with enrollment in these plans and refer individuals with grievances and complaints to the appropriate regulatory agency. They also are responsible for providing the information in multiple languages and formats for those served by the District's exchange.
The District's Health Benefit Exchange Authority is reviewing the recommendations for the city's Navigator Program as submitted by the HRIC Operations Subcommittee. The recommendations are:
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WEST, Texas (AP) — Residents of a Central Texas town are itching to get back into neighborhoods the crater-making explosion at a fertilizer plant.
Recovery and investigation of the blast's cause have begun in earnest in West, Texas.
Many of the 2,800 residents feel stuck, unable to direct their full energies to recovery while the investigation begins into what caused Wednesday's explosion at West Fertilizer Co. The displaced and those mourning the 14 dead are making do with what remained in their control.
Bill Killough paced the lobby of a local hotel Friday, planning how to make the most of whatever time authorities grant him to visit his house 2 ½ blocks from the site. The 76-year-old planned to use what little time authorities grant to grab guns and important documents.
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Now Imagine If Amazon Had Bought Palm And WebOS
Sep. 14, '12: Tuesday night, while everyone was gearing up for Wednesday's iPhone 5 event, the reviews for Amazon's new Kindle Fire HD tablets went online. The consensus seems to be: Amazon's hardware is solid, its media ecosystem is vast, its prices are … Continue reading →
HP announces new iMac
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Until I visited primitive artist Toby Hollinghead's current exhibition, I was only acquainted with two "Mississippi Queen" steamboats. One was the late, lamented paddlewheeler on which I made several river cruises. Sadly, it was dismantled a couple years ago. The other, a wannabe, does harbor tours in Hamburg, Germany, its paddlewheel as fake as a street vendor's Rolexes.
Now, I have a new "Mississippi Queen" to replace the void in my Steamboater's heart: Hollinghead's painting currently on display at the Crestview Public Library.
Hollinghead's cheerful, vibrant canvas perfectly captures the romance of those halcyon days of the Great Steamboat Era. Riverfolk eagerly greet the elegant sidewheeler as she steams up to the landing. A couple roustabouts, one strumming a banjo, lounge around cotton bales to be loaded aboard the boat. You can almost hear the familiar riverman's cry, "Steamboat a-comin'!"
Born north of Florida in McKenzie, Ala., Hollinghead's family moved to Deerland, a community just east of Crestview, when she was 10. Life in both rural communities greatly influences her paintings. Locals will feel right at home among scenes of cotton harvesting and country life. A favorite is "Two Red Rakes," depicting a couple raking and burning autumn leaves as their daughter plays nearby on a tree swing.
Though Hollinghead enjoyed sketching and playing guitar all her life, she never contemplated putting paint to canvas until her grown daughter, Raven, gave her an artist's paint set for Christmas one year. Hollinghead has been painting ever since.
"It's like music to me," she said. "The colors have rhythm and flow, and can evoke tears and laughter. When I approach the canvas, the paint and brush take over and move of their own accord to create an emotion and an event I sometimes didn't know was there."
Some of Hollinghead's works — including "Given Unto You," a large Nativity painting that greets visitors at the exhibition's beginning — reflect her deep faith.
"God has blessed me by giving me this special gift of joy and I hope to share it with others," Hollinghead said.
Hollinghead has also included several winter scenes, some of them delightfully whimsical, that are also apropos to the season. I particularly liked the "Santa Bird," as well as an untitled piece depicting four of the stocking-capped birds delivering presents to a cabin. My favorite, though, was "Pat of Encouragement," showing a young boy completing a snowman as decorated fir trees bow in the background.
Hollinghead's exhibit will remain through December during normal library hours, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mondays and Tuesdays; 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesdays and Thursdays; 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Fridays; and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays.


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Esalen® Massage and Komyo Reiki Kai (Reiki) Week of March 2-7 , 2014
$650.00 – $3,550.00 (based on accommodation type)This workshop's start date has passed.
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Char Pias and Silvia Guersenzvaig invite you to step into the New Year by participating in a five-day journey to renew your body, mind, and spirit.
Silvia says, "The interface of reiki and Esalen Massage is best described as the dance between form, energy, structure, and soul." With its nurturing contact, long integrating strokes, and passive rotations, Esalen Massage provides a state of deep relaxation. Through brief lectures and supervised hands-on practice, we will focus on common areas of tension, while addressing posture, breath, and intention, providing a continuous experience of presence and healing.
Reiki is an easy-to-learn form of energy work. Char will teach first degree Komyo Reiki Kai; the lineage comes directly from Japan and contains the original teachings of its founder, Mikao Usui. The foundation of the practice is cultivating one's own spiritual light through various meditations and receiving four reiki attunements. Participants will be shown how to give reiki energy treatments to others and to themselves. Char will also incorporate simple qi gong exercises, along with the sounds of crystal singing bowls.
The intention of this week is to offer tools and techniques that allow you to give a whole body massage from a place of ease within yourself and in the flow of the loving reiki presence.
This workshop is open to beginners and those who wish to refresh and inspire their current practice of bodywork or reiki. Komyo Reiki Kai Level 1 certification will be issued upon completion of the course. The workshop is especially useful for those in the helping and healing professions in working with their clients and patients.
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Officials said this morning it may be years, after the second Inner Belt Bridge is done, that the ramp would reopen. tbrekenr http://www.cleveland.com/metro/ Comment on Pop Up Rockwell will rock what's possible for Cleveland's downtown streets tag:www.cleveland.com,2015:/metro/index.ssf/8002316.20227008 2012-04-20T14:59:13Z 2012-04-20T14:59:13Z newera -- here's a link to other big ideas for the malls and streets in that area, including a connection with the lakefront, outdoor WiFi and sports/recreation features. http://bit.ly/HYqD0l (It's a PDF, about 120 pages.) tbrekenr http://www.cleveland.com/metro/ Comment on Cleveland Indians spring training, Feb. 23, 2012 tag:photos.cleveland.com,2015:/plain-dealer/4501.19418182 2012-02-24T02:26:40Z 2012-02-24T02:26:40Z Good shootin', Chuck. I'm starting to feel the spring training vibe. tbrekenr http://www.cleveland.com/metro/ Comment on It's Potty Time - Happy New Year - Retrospective Look @ 2011 tag:blog.cleveland.com,2015:/cleveland-rta-riders//8000492.18644126 2012-01-02T14:45:11Z 2012-01-02T14:45:11Z Good stuff, Jerry. Keep it coming. tbrekenr http://www.cleveland.com/metro/ Comment on RTA's West side trains moving slower after lightning strikes tag:blog.cleveland.com,2015:/metro//691.16441797 2011-08-03T15:48:21Z 2011-08-03T15:48:21Z Folks, thanks for the feedback. I'd like to talk to some Red Line riders, pls call 216-999-4695 or email me at email@example.com to share your experience on the Red Line these days. Thanks ... tbrekenr http://www.cleveland.com/metro/ Comment on Columbus Road lift bridge closed for repairs tag:blog.cleveland.com,2015:/metro//691.16070487 2011-07-07T19:50:37Z 2011-07-07T19:50:37Z gametime28: Here's the latest from ODOT ... The Center Street swing bridge is expected to reopen on July 15th barring any unforeseen issues. Crews are currently completing final electrical checks on the equipment and painting. Early next week a final tbrekenr http://www.cleveland.com/metro/ Comment on I-90 drivers, tell us about your commute tag:blog.cleveland.com,2015:/metro//691.16067126 2011-07-07T16:22:00Z 2011-07-07T16:22:00Z Thanks for the feedback, Fichdue. I'm writing a story about this morning's traffic crunch and would like to hear what drivers experienced. Pls call me at 216-999-4695 or email at email@example.com. 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ODOT is estimating a June completion of the $1.6 million contract. tbrekenr http://www.cleveland.com/metro/ Comment on RTA rapid driver sees smoke on train, evacuates scores at rush hour tag:blog.cleveland.com,2015:/metro//691.14067162 2011-02-01T17:49:00Z 2011-02-01T17:49:00Z I'm looking to talk to anyone who was on board this train this morning or witnessed anything. Please call me at 216-999-4695 or e-mail me at firstname.lastname@example.com. Thanks. tbrekenr http://www.cleveland.com/metro/ Comment on RTA managers receive a 3 percent pay hike in 2011, restoring a previous pay cut tag:blog.cleveland.com,2015:/metro//691.13688685 2011-01-04T20:46:08Z 2011-01-04T20:46:08Z Julia52865 -- I wrote the story and you're right, that paragraph needs explanation. RTA's main source of revenue is a 1 percent county sales tax. Revenue from that tax dropped dramatically during the recession. 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I forgot to put that fact into the print version but added it to the on-line version. tbrekenr http://www.cleveland.com/metro/ Comment on Installing wind turbines on Lake Erie could generate thousands of jobs, study says tag:www.cleveland.com,2015:/business/index.ssf//2311.11688562 2010-08-05T14:04:55Z 2010-08-05T14:04:55Z bigboy -- The $31 billion is what industry will invest and spend over the 20 years to erect and operate turbines that would generate the 5,000 megawatts. Advocates are looking at the use of 4-megawatt turbines, which means deploying 1,250 tbrekenr http://www.cleveland.com/metro/ Comment on Case Western Reserve University gets OKs to erect wind turbine on campus tag:www.cleveland.com,2015:/business/index.ssf//2311.11422645 2010-07-16T12:58:13Z 2010-07-16T12:58:13Z DZ-015: It is hard to tell from the photo, but the tower will be installed just east of the field, in the area where walkways have created four grids. 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By: Ashley McElroy, KOB Eyewitness News 4
The first major motion picture to be translated into the Navajo language is finally here.
The Navajo dubbed "Star Wars" premiered in Window Rock, Arizona last night.
Jedi knights came out the rodeo grounds in full force, while crews put together the massive Movie screen.
"I drove about fifteen hours to get here," said John Billie.
"We drove eleven hours," said Todd Bradley.
This project has been three years in the making and the hope is to give the younger generation and the older generation, something to bond over.
"I think it's good that maybe the old folks can get to see a movie that they couldn't really see before since they couldn't understand the language," said star war fan Kyle Roanhorse.
And one Jedi has come full circle on this project.
In May, KOB Eyewitness News 4 interviewed Terry Teller at his audition for the part of Luke Skywalker. Then he got the news that he got the job.
"I was so excited I told everybody at work I put it on Facebook," said Teller.
Teller says it feels like a dream come true.
"I was a huge fan of Luke Skywalker as a child, he's a hero and for a brief moment i get to pretend to be the hero and for a brief moment, i get to be a part of something as iconic as star wars."
And hopefully this translation will bring a piece of the empire, closer to home.
If you missed last night's premiere, it'll be playing Saturday June 5 at the Window Rock Sports Center. The Navajo Nation Museum is currently in negotiations to bring the film to DVD.


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WASHINGTON, Aug. 9, 2000 The Air Force women's 2-1 record against the Army proved the winning edge in the 2000 Armed Forces Women's Softball Championship Aug. 1-3 at Sportsplex USA in Poway, Calif.
Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, Calif., played tournament host. The four teams of service all-stars played each other once a day, every team playing three games a day.
Air Force and Army went neck-in-neck the first two days and used the Navy and Marine squads as cannon fodder. Air Force went into the third day undefeated 6-0 with the Army standing at 4-2 -- with the two losses being tidy 7-3 and 8-6 Air Force wins. Army brought the airmen back to Earth by handing them a 5-2 loss on their first match of the final day.
The Army's earlier losses, however, proved the winning difference. Both squads ended the tourney by drubbing the sea services. The Navy fell 11-1 to the Air Force and 11-2 to the Army. The Army nipped the Marines, but with a scare. The Marines trailed by 14 runs going into the bottom of the seventh, but they rallied with a slugfest and drove the score to 17-16 before running out of gas. Air Force then closed their card convincingly by bombing the Marines 16-4.
"When I first saw the team, I wasn't sure how well we would gel," Air Force coach Jesse Knight said. "After a few practice games, we began to play together as a unit. The team has a lot of heart. They don't give up."
Immediately after the tourney, 15 players were selected to the Armed Forces Women's Softball Team. They will compete Aug. 11–13 at the Amateur Softball Association National Softball Championships in Auburn, Ala.
As they did at Sportsplex, Air Force players dominated the all-star roster. Berths went to Airman 1st Class Peni Delapons, Monthan-Davis Air Force Base, Ariz.; Staff Sgt. Laurie Doughty, Pope AFB, N.C.; Senior Airman Monica Everett, Robins AFB, Ga., Tech. Sgt. Karen Perrault, Keesler AFB, Miss.; Staff Sgt. Traci Tippins, Maxwell-Gunter Annex AFB, Ala.; and Senior Airman Karrie Warren, Maxwell AFB, Ala.
Army copped four slots for Cpl. Heather Carr, Yongsan, Korea; Spc. Angela Carroll, Fort Gordon, Ga.; Army Staff Sgt. Lucy Geidner, Camp Red Cloud, Korea; and Staff Sgt. Mary B. King-Espinal, Fort Lewis, Wash.
Lt. Lisa Ignasiak, NLSO Mid-Atlantic, Norfolk, Va.; Petty Officer 3rd class Stephanie Minix-Renner, USS Tarawa, San Diego; and Petty Officer 2nd class Danielle Anderson, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, are the team's Navy presence. Marine Corps all-stars are Lance Cpl. Nicholette Bolte, Camp Butler, Okinawa; and 2nd Lt. Carrie Miller, Camp Pendleton, Calif.
Air Force 1st Lt. Dina Quanico, Randolph AFB, Texas, and Army Capt. Terri Andreoni, Fort Hood, Texas, were named to the team but will not be able to compete because of injury or military commitment.
Coaches are Air Force's Jesse Knight and Master Sgt. Mark Asbury.
Air Force, 8–1
Army, 7–2
Navy, 2–7
Marine Corps, 1-8
Game scores:
Aug. 1
Army 3 vs. Air Force 7
Navy 9 vs. Marines 15
Army 10 vs. Marines 9
Air Force 6 vs. Navy 5
Army 6 vs. Navy 5
Air Force 13 vs. Marines 12
Aug. 2
Marines 10 vs. Navy 11
Air Force 8 vs. Army 6
Navy 9 vs. Air Force 10
Marines 3 vs. Army 20
Marines 9 vs. Air Force 12
Navy 8 vs. Army 16
Aug. 3
Navy 15 vs. Marines 2
Army 5 vs. Air Force 2
Air Force 11 vs. Navy 1
Army 17 vs. Marines 16
Air Force 16 vs. Marines 4
Army 11 vs. Navy 2
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RightChange: Obama's Reckless Spending Shrinks the PentagonFri, January 06, 2012
Jimmy Carter must have been tickled to see yesterday's announcement from President Obama. He unveiled his plan to reduce the size of our military, marking the largest shift in Defense in the past decade. He celebrated the addition of 200,000 jobs to our economy last month after announcing he would be firing thousands of our troops. Say goodbye to our superpower status and hello to the era of a deadbeat nation.
We have to figure out a way to pay for handouts somehow and doing it on the back of Defense has long been a goal of the Progressive agenda. Part of the deal that gave Obama the highest debt ceiling raise ever meant risking our national security to do so. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta stood alongside Obama yesterday as he detailed the downsize, including replacing our troops with drones:
"Cyberwarfare and unmanned drones would continue to grow in priority, as would countering attempts by China and Iran to block U.S. power projection capabilities in areas like the South China Sea and the Strait of Hormuz.
But the size of the U.S. Army and Marines Corps would shrink. So too might the U.S. nuclear arsenal and the U.S. military footprint in Europe."
There will also be cuts to our selected weapons systems, salaries and benefits from military personal, and cuts an estimated amount of 500,000 troops over 10 years. Right as Obama celebrates the latest jobs report, he cuts half a million jobs for the troops. Hooray! We added 200,000 jobs this month at the same time we put 500,000 people that ensure our freedom out of work.
As if this slap in the face to our military wasn't enough, Obama proposed a .5% pay increase for government workers the very day after he announced the men and women of our military's would get a pay cut. Despite his failure to present any plan of his own, Obama has called for a balanced approach to reducing our deficit. Some balance. In the coming weeks, the specific numbers of cuts to Defense will be revealed and we should hold Obama accountable.
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BRADENTON -- At Tuesday's work session, Manatee County Commissioners discussed the direction current CRA funds would go if the Southwest Tax Increment Financing (SWTIF) becomes effective on October 1, 2014. Some commissioners are still not convinced Ordinance 14-28 -- the order finalizing SWTIF -- has a tight enough lock on the $3 million being transferred from the two current CRA accounts into the SWTIF program.
In March of 2013, the county accepted a report from the Urban Land Institute (ULI), recommending the expansion of the current CRAs into a broader area of the southwest county, in order to provide greater incentives for redevelopment.
Tuesday's work session was designed to review the draft ordinance to further that process with a discussion about the obligation of keeping the remaining CRA funds dedicated to the properties of the dissolving CRAs.
Commissioner Robin DiSabatino and Commissioner Michael Gallen, who represent the districts in which those CRAs reside, were looking for a better guarantee than what was presented.
"I am not yet convinced," said Gallen, adding, "I would like to see it in writing."
Gallen, an attorney, said he heard a lot of the right stuff from the mouths of commissioners, but the verbiage in the ordinance was not clear enough to stand the scrutiny of time.
"What guarantee do we have that the next generation of commissioners will not interpret the ordinance differently and use the dollars as they wish? The ordinance needs to be more specific."
County Administrator Ed Hunzeker replied to Gallen with a rigid response: "We are impatient to get started in October. We want the money. We don't want to wait."
DiSabatino agreed with Gallen on the need for checks and balances in the ordinance and said, "We don't want to lose focus on the blighted areas."
I later asked DiSabatino what she thought of the Work Session. DiSabatino said, "I am encouraged that the administration and fellow commissioners realize the need to revitalize our urban core. I am looking forward to getting the beautification plan under way for south county projects. However, I am still looking out for the best interest of all of our residents."
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Cincinnati Bengals owner Mike Brown has confirmed that the team will exercise its 2015 option on star wide receiver A.J. Green according to Paul Dehner Jr. of the Cincinnati Enquirer.
The NFL deadline for exercising fifth-year options on 2011 draft picks is May 3. In the case of Green the decision is a no-brainer. As Green is due $3,059,739 in 2014 and the fifth-year option is worth $10.176 million, exercising it would keep him under Cincinnati's control for two years and $13.24 million. That is a team-friendly rate in today's NFL. The earliest Green could test the free agent market would be at the age 27 in March 2016.


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Welcome to my website! These pages serve as my online profile, blog, and general experimentation place.
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I'm a geek. A software engineer professionally, a gamer, squash player and avid reader in my spare time.
I use open source software, running Ubuntu since April 2004 and various distributions part time before that.
I'm currently playing Destiny on the 360. It's a hybrid FPS and MMORPG, it has it's flaws but the base feel of the game is great. I've been playing it since September 2014 and have played several hours per week (and more…).
I've also been playing Clash of Clans quite a lot with a few friends. It's addictive in a bad way, our weekly clan war is very enjjoyable though.
Sadly my FFVII repeat playthrough is stuck on the chocobo racing stage, just as it did twice as a teen.
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