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Former 'bully' devotes life to education, preventionWritten by Sarah Ottney | Editor in Chief | firstname.lastname@example.com
Three boys are in a middle-school restroom. One stands in a corner egging on his friend to hit the third boy. The friend does it. He hits the boy over and over and over, because he can. Afterward, they all go back to class and never speak of it again.
Licensed professional counselor Frank DiLallo has made it his life's work to prevent and repair the effects of bullying in schools and workplaces across the country.
One of the reasons he is so passionate about the issue is because he regrets his own bullying behavior in school. The boy doing the hitting in the restroom was DiLallo.
Positive ripple
"One of the reasons I do this is not only professional but also personal, because of my own history with this," DiLallo said. "I want to make a positive ripple because, as I look back, there are some things I did that had some serious negative implications and was a negative ripple in the world and that's not the kind of world I want to create."
DiLallo grew up in a blue-collar Youngstown, Ohio, neighborhood. A gifted athlete, he was a basketball star as well as member of the baseball and track teams. By high school, most of his aggression was channeled into sports, but it took years before he connected his behavior in grade and middle school with bullying.
The realization came at a professional training seminar when he heard the song "Howard Gray," the true story of singer-songwriter Lee Domann's remorse over laughing at a junior high classmate.
"It actually touched me to the core. I cried, it hit me that deeply," DiLallo said. "I realized I had treated some people in a really hard, demeaning and calloused way without giving it a second thought how they may have felt and what the implications are five, 10, 15, 20, 40 years down the road. There are huge implications."
DiLallo was later inspired to pen "Code of Silence," a poem about the restroom bullying incident.
DiLallo, who now lives in Sylvania, earned a bachelor's degree in sociology from Adrian College. He went on to earn a master's degree in education in guidance and counseling from the University of Toledo.
For more than a decade, DiLallo has served as the prevention/intervention schools consultant for the Catholic Diocese of Toledo, covering the 19 Northwest Ohio counties the diocese serves. He also regularly speaks at conferences and schools across the country.
World opened up
Before the diocese, DiLallo worked as a counselor at Toledo's Central Catholic High School, which changed the course of his professional work.
"My whole world opened up," DiLallo said. "Not only did I feel like I had something to offer, but it had a huge healing peace to offer me. I was working with teens and in my working with them they were simultaneously healing me because I was just seeing how incredible they are. All they want is to be noticed and appreciated, like we all do."
Working in schools was the last thing DiLallo expected. For years, he avoided the school environment, working in agencies and private practices.
"Isn't it funny how that works? I never ever saw myself in schools. I hated school growing up. I hated being there. I know that word is strong, but I just I didn't like it," DiLallo said. "The only thing that really kept me going was basketball; I knew I needed to get the grades in order to play."
DiLallo, who will write a regular column about bullying for Toledo Free Press, was inspired to develop his own bullying prevention curriculum after researching existing models and not finding one that matched his vision and experience.
"I wasn't too impressed with the how-to," DiLallo said. "It was good information about what bullying is, but what do you do with it once you identify it?"
He co-authored "Peace Be With You: Christ-Centered Bullying Solution," the only Scripture-based bullying prevention curriculum he knows of. A secular version called "Peace2U: Three-Phase Bullying Solution" followed. DiLallo, who has four children, is now writing a book for parents.
"Students aren't going to come up to us and say 'I've really got a problem and I need some help with it,'" DiLallo said. "It doesn't happen that way. It happens in code and that code is their behaviors. Their behaviors are red flags that alert us to things going on they are having trouble coping with and we need to see those red flags as such."
One important part of any bullying prevention model is increasing people's sensitivity to the problem, DiLallo said.
"It increases their empathy in helping them understand everything they say and everything they do has impact, not only on others, but on themselves, short-term and long-term," DiLallo said. "That's not something I realized until many, many, many years down the road."
Increased empathy is especially important as technology and social media offer new opportunities for bullying, DiLallo said.
"We like to think we are communicating more and connecting more with people, but it's in a depersonalized way," DiLallo said. "I can click and not think about it, because I'm not looking in your eyes, not seeing your expression, not seeing the pain or sadness on your face. We're living in this high-tech, low-empathy world where we are less compassionate with others because we're not making human connection."
DiLallo's curriculum, which targets grades four through eight, has been used in more than 60 schools in Ohio and Michigan, mostly Catholic schools.
The first phase focuses on leadership and helping students understand social responsibility.
In the second phase, which focuses on interpersonal skills, students are invited to share how they've been wronged or wronged others and to reconcile by working through an innovative conflict resolution process DiLallo calls Clear Talk.
"This is what sets my model apart from anything I've studied and seen out there," DiLallo said.
The third phase, focusing on intrapersonal skills, works to further build personal abilities to combat bullying behavior.
"Bullying is happening in so many different ways," DiLallo said. "It's a huge social contagion and what I'm attempting to do in the three-phase model is to shift that contagion to a more positive contagion, empowering students to see there's a grander scheme of things and that you are really selling yourself short and you're cheating others by treating them this way."
DiLallo intends his Toledo Free Press column to provide the opportunity to ask questions and share concerns and stories about bullying.
"Our stories, past and present, make us who we are," DiLallo said. "Sharing our stories is what makes us a community. This anonymous format will respectfully help us all to learn from each other and be comforted in the knowledge that we share similar concerns surrounding bullying — making this truly a shared community experience."
Although DiLallo frequently works with students, his methods are also effective in workplace situations.
"Bullying is bullying," DiLallo said. "It's something that flies under the radar in a lot of ways and when it comes out it can be very startling for an employer just like it can be for a principal who may not be aware of it until long after the fact. So it's really important that employers, just like principals, really have a pulse on their personnel and on what's going on."
Bullying can also come from authority figures.
"There's a lot more talk about bully teachers, bully parents, bully bosses," DiLallo said. "They have an approach that is disempowering and disenfranchising, not a way that helps motivate people. It's a shaming approach, which reduces productivity. All three of those create an unsafe environment that is not conducive to our personal best.
"That's not fair to those students just like it's not fair to the workers who have a lot of gifts to offer the workplace," DiLallo said. "If the social environment is so negative and so threatening, intimidating, demeaning, demoralizing, it's hard to access my gifts and be all I'm intended to be. That environment has to shift that social contagion to a positive one, a culture of kindness if you will. A culture of honoring each other's gifts and talents and respecting each other, seeing the dignity, worth and value in every student, in every employee. If we don't, our culture will continue to decline."
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A liberal family goes retro with traditional husband and wife rolesBy
New York Magazine ran a feature this past weekend of a liberal family that has embraced traditional roles as a sort of counter-counter-cultural reversal of the feminist program. It is perhaps ironic then that today is the Solemnity of St. Joseph, the humble carpenter, foster father of our Lord, and chaste guardian of the Blessed Virgin Mary. In him we have the example of true masculinity and what it takes to build a family.
In our modern age, St. Joseph's virtues of humility and chastity are confused for weakness. Our society is obsessed with power. Our political discourse is focused on making decisions for others instead of allowing people to make decisions for themselves. Every politician is a dictator in his own mind—although they would never admit it. Therefore, it should not surprise us that the liberal feminist program places men and women in competition with one another. Wealth, ambition, and violence are powerful forces, but they do not build families.
The New York Magazine article is part of a larger conversation in the media about the role of women and increasingly, it seems that the epitaph of radical feminism is being written as a Dickensian serial novel with many plot twists and no doubt a surprise ending where the long-lost rich uncle arrives to save the day. Commentators on both the left and the right are starting to agree that men and women might actually be different and that men and women are complementary pieces of a family that together form a greater and stronger whole.
However, there is much work to be done. The increasing rate of single motherhood is ample proof that true manliness is in a very sorry state indeed. Accordingly, the biggest problem with the New York Magazine piece is that it approaches the family from the viewpoint that men are largely passive and disinterested observers and that they feign interest in domestic matters, as though having children is like picking out curtains or matching throw pillows.
St. Joseph is described in the Gospel as a righteous man and a man of principle, but also merciful. Before he could carry out his obligations under the Law of Moses, he instead obeys the direct commandment of God to bring Mary and Jesus into his home and care for them. Even though it means he would never have children of his own, Joseph understood that the first responsibility of all men is to protect women, children, and the helpless.
On the other hand, radical feminism is based on the premise that women need to behave more like men in order to have equality, but instead of trying to reverse the entire history of mankind, why don't we start by demanding that men behave more like men for a change? Instead of blaming women for wanting to have children and making them the victims, we should pray to St. Joseph that our society will hold men to the same standards that he did for himself.
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"the first responsibility of all men is to protect women, children, and the helpless."
yes: to protect, provide, and guide.
My mother worked out the home because she had too and both my brother and I were raised with strong Catholic values and a strong work ethic. She was an amazing woman. The biggest gift a couple can give the world is happy, productive, self respecting children.
My wife was a bank manager when we adopted our first child and she became a stay at home mom immediately. We adopted my son five years later and she homeschooled one for seven years and the other through highschool. Both have graduated from college, one is married with one child, and the other works for the Intel Corporation. Both have very strong Catholic faith and I tell everyone that my wife has done more for society by staying home than I have done working as an engineer. That's not to say that I have not been very involved in raising our kids because I have. But she has been there 24/7 for them and I believe this has been critical to how they have turned out.
Very well said "mominvermont"! Radical feminism taken to it's logical conclusion.
Radical feminism has pushed the idea that men and women are exactly equal, in fact interchangeable. Now we have several states where women have been displaced by men in male/male same sex "marriage."
Traditional is good a Mom,a Dad,exposure to both sexes while growing up.
Some say same sex or single parent household is ok too. I am not seeing that in society,but time will tell,or results are already starting to show themselves in the behavior of our younger children in the rebellious ,lazy,disrepctful entitlement some are exhibiting . No rules to live by usually produces an angry person who cannot fit into a society which requires some rules be followed.


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better late than never and kudos to go to whoever is responsible for cutting the red tape and getting that bird to bergstrom!
Did I just hear that right on the scanner, "I had to shoot him."
Leander fire thought to be arson, looking for 4 teenagers.
They keep sending units to Mustang Chase, wonder if they are replacements or supplemental.
My boyfriend's sister and her family live right off of 304 in Bastrop. Their house is okay....for now. Still some scary $#@! going on out there.
My sister just texted me and said Middlebrook Apts on 183 /Cypress just caught fire.
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how do they fill those up? i'm assuming it's a little large to do the lake scoop technique?
I think they use fire redardant rather than water.
This is the complex on fire in CP. Turn the picture 90 degrees counterclockwise to make it orient better.
Here is the google link:
There's a huge retardant mine in College Station.
"Stopping the active hotspot treatment out near the Perd. River due to darkness"
What does that mean, for those of us who don't know firefighting vernacular?
It sounds like the crew is new to the area and they don't want to work them in the dark until they know the terrain. They are going around in brush trucks with hoses putting out areas that still are burning.
In other news, APD isn't doing search warrants today. The combination of fire and apd radio on the same feed is strange to listen to.
Good God these firefighters...
What great people they are.
See if this works. It's linking from facebook and I don't think that works here.
home depot with the flag, consumer spending is the American way, patriotic and $#@!.
what's the word O&W? dad's place in tag? friends near hamilton's pool road in N. Hays are ready to evacuate but haven't been called. I've lost track of perd #1 today. bastrop too for that matter, $#@! SR too.
what's the general lowdown?
Dad's place is all good. They don't have power so they are still sleeping in Horseshoe Bay. I was talking to him as he was pulling into the driveway at his own house and his wife was standing in the field yelling at a TCSO Officer about where they needed to send trucks. He said there was visible flame being fought on 71, but that road was open. Paleface Ranch was still closed but he came in the back way (from Opies). He said there was still little plumes of smoke coming up all over the open field across from his place.
I heard on the scanner earlier, around dark, that they were shifting into a monitoring mode due to darkness. I assumed that to mean they would just drive around looking for flames. I'd take that as a good day of fighting fires.
I heard the stand down orders too. glad to hear things are okay for now at least.
that vid above is nuts. saw it earlier.
Not too many words to describe that picture above.
Tons of heartache in that pic.
I live in the complex in CP that caught fire. Indoor fire. Thankfully, my place is okay.
That sucks Bananas. Have they figured out what caused it?
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What are your favorite trilogies?
My two favorites are Back to the Future and Pirates of the Caribbean....
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What are your favorite trilogies?
My two favorites are Back to the Future and Pirates of the Caribbean....
Star Wars and Indy.
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soooo hard to choose! Love the Back to the Future series...but also the Indy....and oh! POTC!! Can't possibly pick!
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Rush hour is there but star wars isn't?! FOR SHAME!
Now, I'll turn that little mouse's dream into a nightmare Fantasmic!
Rush hour is on the list??? The third isn't out yet. How about:
The Matrix Trilogy
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I'll go with Star Wars Original trilogy, Indiana Jones, Pirates, Jurassic Park, Star Wars prequel trilogy.
The original Star Wars trilogy.... hands down.
If the OP can't be bothered to even list the original Star Wars trilogy, I can't be bothered to vote.
That said, my favorites would be the original Star Wars trilogy, the Back to the Future trilogy, the Indiana Jones trilogy, and the Pirates of the Caribbean films (which is only a trilogy so far).
Liked the Lord of the Rings trilogy quite nicely but wasn't that wild about it. Never saw the Rush Hour movies. Liked the first couple of Jurassic Park movies but never bothered with the third, and wasn't that enthralled with any of them that much as it was.
However, I think that too much is made of trilogies these days. Studios love them because it can mean virtually guaranteed success at the box office. Other than singular films that stand alone (like E.T The Extra Terrestrial) I prefer a series of films, like the James Bond 007 series or the Star Trek movies. Limiting a story franchise to just 3 films isn't my favorite idea. To me, the POTC franchise could go on almost forever (as long as the story quality stays high).
Back to the future is such a great trilogy I dont think I will ever tire of it.
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Kim Kardashian's Twitter doesn't get out of bed for less than $10,000 per day, and when that money-making diva bashes someone, she packs a mean punch! Kim is being sued by Dr. Siegal's Cookie Diet after the reality star tweeted that their diet program is "unhealthy." It all started when Kim fired off a cease and desist letter to the cookie maker accusing them of falsely claiming that she was endorsing their brand, followed by the "commercially motivated" tweet. The people at Dr. Siegal's Cookie Diet maintain that Kim made "false claims" about their diet because she is a spokesperson for another diet program, Quick Trim.
Matthew Siegal, CEO of Dr. Siegal's Cookie Diet, said, "We received a letter a week ago asking us to remove a link to a news story (that we did not write) on our website that implied she was using and endorsing our product. And although we did this we discovered that more than a month before, she had made her comments on Twitter claiming our product was "unhealthy" while somebody also leaked a letter from her lawyers to our company to a celebrity website."
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Authorities waiting for Wyoming fire to burn itself out
Opal, Wyo. • Residents and emergency crews were waiting for a fire to burn itself out after an explosion at a natural gas processing plant in a small town in southwestern Wyoming.
No injuries were reported in the explosion Wednesday in Opal, a town of about 95 people about 100 miles northeast of Salt Lake City. All of Opal was evacuated.
Gas from the plant serves a huge number of customers across the West and as far east as Ohio, but the explosion came between the winter heating and summer cooling seasons, when demand is lower, officials said.
There was no immediate word on the cause of the explosion.
The blast was reported at about 2 p.m. and the fire continued to burn Thursday. There's no estimate of when residents will be allowed to go home because it's not known how long it will take for all the gas in the plant to burn off, Lincoln County spokesman Stephen Malik said.
"It burned so hot you can't fight this thing," Malik said of the fire.
The explosion occurred in a cryogenic processing tower, which chills unrefined natural gas to remove impurities.
The fire was confined to the facility, and no structures in the town were affected, county officials said.
All employees at the gas processing plant were accounted for, said Tom Droege, a spokesman for Williams Partners LP of Tulsa, Okla., which operates the plant.
Williams was paying to lodge Opal residents at motels in Little America, about 25 miles east, and in Kemmerer, about 15 miles west.
"We want to make sure everybody's taken care of and they're put up for the night if they're not able to go back to their houses," Williams spokeswoman Michele Swaner said.
The Opal plant removes carbon dioxide and other impurities from natural gas that comes from gas fields in the region. It can gather up to 1.5 billion cubic feet of gas a day, and it sends the refined product into pipelines that go to urban centers to the east, west and south. Lately, the plant has been handling about 1 billion cubic feet of natural gas a day, Williams said.
Williams has temporarily suspended collecting gas from surrounding areas and is looking for ways to resume production.
Regional pipelines converge at a major national hub in Opal, and it's the principal spot where prices are set for natural gas produced from the large gas fields in western Wyoming and the San Juan Basin in Utah. Government officials and industry insiders closely watch Opal hub prices to monitor trends in regional gas supply and demand.
Williams operates the Northwest Pipeline, which runs through Opal on its way to the Pacific Northwest.
Renny MacKay, spokesman for Gov. Matt Mead, said investigators would look into the cause of the explosion once the site was secured.


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UT to hold Pan American Advanced Studies Institute in Brazil
Posted: May 17, 2007
The University of Texas at Austin Advanced Manufacturing Center is organizing a Pan American Advanced Studies Institute (PASI) that will be hosted by the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS) in Porto Alegre, Brazil this June. The workshop will bring approximately 35 advanced graduate students from various countries in the Americas to study Predictive Process Dynamics for Manufacturing (PPDM). This topic was chosen because of its emerging importance to engineering and industry and because of its interdisciplinary nature requiring knowledge of experts from diverse fields. It has the potential to revolutionize how products are designed, manufactured, and accepted for their intended end use.
UT and UFRGS's partners in this project are the Los Alamos National Laboratory, University of California, San Diego, and Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile (PUC, Chile). The PASI workshop will bring together some of the best researchers from companies, universities, and government laboratories in the disciplines related to Predictive Process Dynamics in Manufacturing. This is a multi-disciplinary area involving electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, physical simulation and computer science, materials science and engineering, operations research, transport phenomena, mathematics, and statistics.
Moving toward the vision of PPD-based manufacturing requires skills and knowledge from various disciplines, and it is highly driven by industry. The workshop will define remaining barriers in implementation of PPD and interest the manufacturing community in further understanding of and removal of these barriers. This institute represents the first step toward creating an international coalition of researchers as well as government and industry leaders that can work to develop PPD-based manufacturing. Improving collaboration in this area of manufacturing research is crucial to maintaining a strong manufacturing base in the Americas.
The PASI is an outgrowth of a multi-year collaboration between UT and UFRGS, which began with a CAPES-UT research grant to study Inverse Design of Equipment for Transient Thermal Processing, and was later supported by NSF funding through the PASI program. The two organizers are Dr. John R. Howell, Ernest Cockrell, Jr., Memorial Chair in the UT Department of Mechanical Engineering and former Director of the Advanced Manufacturing Center, and Dr. Francis França, professor in the UFRGS Department of Mechanical Engineering and an alum of the University of Texas at Austin. For more information, contact Dr. Howell at 512.471.3095.


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Since the hiring of James Franklin as the head coach at Penn State, the Nittany Lions have put themselves squarely in the running in the recruitment of five-star Bishop McNamara (Md.) offensive tackle Damian Prince.
The 6-5, 292-pound native of Forestville, Md., has narrowed his list down to five--Penn State, Maryland, Florida, Auburn, and LSU--and is scheduled to announce his decision on National Signing Day, Feb. 5.
And the game has changed since Franklin took over in Happy Valley. He talked about the coach, among other things, with ESPN.
"He has a great history as an offensive coordinator, not only at Vanderbilt, but at the University of Maryland," Prince said of Franklin while talking to ESPN's Recruiting Nation. "He was actually at the University of Maryland my freshman year, as well.
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Olivia, at 1073 Atlantic Ave., opens with a night of music, dancing, art and burlesque.
A new film about the legendary rock club incorporated original parts of the bar in the set.
Harley Flanagan, accused of stabbing his former bandmates, had his case dismissed Friday.
Fans called the closure "another nail in the coffin" for New York's rock scene.
Prosecutors have yet to indict Harley Flanagan, accused of stabbing his former Cro-Mags bandmates.
"Come Closer" showcases works from artists who lived along the Bowery from 1969 to 1989.
Ex-Cro-Mags bassist Harley Flanagan, accused of stabbing former bandmates, says he was attacked first.
Harley Flanagan, founder of the Cro-Mags, faces charges in Friday's knife-and-teeth attack.
CBGB will hold a major music festival July 5 to 8, 2012.
CBGB's new owners want to continue the club's tradition of supporting new bands.
New York rock 'n roll is kept alive with a new exhibit by famed photographer Lynn Goldsmith.
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The former Joint Chiefs in attendance are retired Navy Adms. Thomas H. Moorer and William J. Crowe, Jr., retired Air Force Gen. David C. Jones, and retired Army Gens. John W. Vessey, Colin L. Powell, and John M. Shalikashvili.
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April 15, 1947, marked the most important opening day in baseball history. When Jackie Robinson stepped onto the diamond that afternoon at Ebbets Field, he became the first black man to break into major-league baseball in the 20th century. … [Read more...]
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Vice-president of the United States, brilliant attorney, duelist, and renegade leader of Western adventurers— Aaron Burr cut a path through American history that is bold, at times erratic, and highly controversial. In his fast-paced book, … [Read more...]
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Noah Webster: Forgotten Founding Father, Thursday, Feb 2
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There is a Daniel Ellsberg commentary on the front page: "Male Violence, Machismo & Militarism." An art deco style illustration of "Baghdad at Night." A piece called "Full Text of Bush Letter to Saddam: A Speculation by Paul Krassner." And more!
Inside are more surprises... A Polo Dispatch by Hunter S. Thompson... an editorial by Michael Moore (title: "Why Sing When You Can Shoot?")... and an editorial that the San Francisco Examiner refused to publish, by Warren Hinckle, titled "If Saddam Hussein is Hitler, then George Bush is Tojo."
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|April 2002
|Volume 4 Number 2
Mary Louise Jensen, Building Consultant
Main Library
On October 28, 2001, the new Stafford Library was dedicated. Incorporated as a town in 1719, Stafford's principal industries are manufacture of woolens and printed circuits, print goods, paper felting and filters. Stafford is a rural community and has over 12,000 residents and covers 60 square miles, making it the third largest town in land area in Connecticut.
The new 17,500 square foot one-story library designed by the Schoenhardt Architects is located in a wooded setting between the high school and middle school. Upon entering the library, one can see all of the public services. This layout is easy to supervise with a small staff. In the middle of the library is a large circulation desk and staff work area beneath a clerestory that emphasize a the desk and provides natural lighting. Next to the circulation desk are low reference stacks that connect to a seating area with natural lighting from large windows and indirect lighting from the vaulted ceiling. On the left side of the entrance is the children's area with cube display shelving, seating, computers, a children's program and craft room, and a bathroom with children's-sized fixtures. On the right side of the entrance is the adult area with bookstacks, seating, and computers.
Main Library
Some other keys features of the library are
A local history and genealogy room near the entrance
A young adult area
Two quiet study rooms
Two program rooms that business and community groups will be able to use even when the library is closed
An area for a future coffee bar
Main Library
The funding for this project came from town bonding and a $500,000 State Public Library Construction Grant. The total project cost was $3.4 million.
Come see this library at the Libratects meeting, a series of workshops sponsored by the Connecticut State Library, on September 5, 2002 at 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. People involved in the design and construction of the library will be available to answer questions. For questions about the Libratects meetings contact Mary Louise Jensen, 1-800-253-7412
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Problem with Extremely Low Resolution in Ubuntu 7.1
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I am struggling with resolution issues in a new installation of Ubuntu. My details are:
Intel P IV CPU
Intel 865GBF motherboard
250 GB Sata HD (partitioned to dual boot Windows XP Home and Ubuntu)
Nvidia GeForce 6800 XT AGP video card
ViewSonic VX2025wm monitor, native resolution of 1680x1050 with a refresh rate of 60
Creative Live! Value sound card
Fresh install of Ubuntu 7.1 Gusty Gibbon command-line installation
Fresh installation of KDE 3.5.8 (NOT Kubuntu)
I have attached nvidia-bug-report.log, Xorg.0.log, and my xorg.conf file. Please note that the xorg.conf file was edited so that I could get a reasonable resolution for making this request for help. The only thing that changed was the driver from "nvidia" to "nv". The same problems were experienced when using apt-get to install nvidia-glx-new.
The problem is I cannot get a resolution greater than 640x480 to display. Everything that I've tried so far has failed. My installation efforts are posted below.
1) Console login
2) sudo sh NVIDIA-Linux-x86-100.14.19-pkg1.run
Accepted all defaults, used the Nvidia installer to modify xorg.conf. Installation reports that it's successful.
3) startx
4) X restarts with 640x480 resolution
5) Log into KDE and use kcontrol to attempt to set monitor to generic LCD 1680x1050 resolution. Unable to use Nvidia-Settings because the bottom of window is inaccessible for saving any changes, etc.
6) Check xorg.conf for changes, 1680x1050 resolution is set correctly for monitor
7) Reboot, kdm does not start although apparently xserver does. Goes to a command line login.
8) Edited xorg.conf to change "nvidia" driver to "nv."
9) Restart and all is fine except the nv driver is very limited and I would love to be able to access the video card's capabilities.
My next plan is to attempt to install using sudo sh NVIDIA-Linux-x86-100.14.19-pkg1.run --update to get the 100.14.24 driver. I have attempted that already without success, I will post those log files here as well.
Thank you for any and all help I may receive for this problem.
Re: Problem with Extremely Low Resolution in Ubuntu 7.1
According to your bug report, you have the 1.0-7185 nvidia kernel module installed (which does not support your GPU) with the 100.14.19 X driver and X failed to start as a result. This is a known Ubuntu bug. Please see the forum sticky posts, and report this bug to Ubuntu.
Re: Problem with Extremely Low Resolution in Ubuntu 7.1
Here is more information on this problem from Ubuntu.
Specific to this issue
Bug #136838 in linux-restricted-modules-2.6.22 (Ubuntu)
wrong nvidia kernel module (7185 instead of 100.11.14) loads at boot time (manual install)
Specific to the nvidia-glx-new driver
[nvidia-glx-new] Driver is missing libwfb breaking X on 8000 series cards
The 9755 nvidia driver includes a new file called libnvidia-wfb.so.1.0.9755 and two symbolic links to that file, libnvidia-wfb.so.1 and libwfb.so.1. These files are not included in the linux-restricted-modules package.
Note: After skimming through this bug report it is apparently not limited to 8000 series cards. Many people, including myself, are experiencing the same problems.
More useful information
From Ubuntu Documentation
HowTo manually install the downloaded Nvidia drivers (not recommended by Ubuntu)
This guide is for installing the NVIDIA closed source binary drivers on a system running an NVIDIA graphics card.
So, the bottom line is the proprietary nvidia-glx drivers are broken for a fair number of us unfortunates. I sincerely hope that this info is useful to others!
Should I also file a bug report with Nvidia?
Re: Problem with Extremely Low Resolution in Ubuntu 7.1
These are Ubuntu driver packaging bugs. Why would you file a bug with NVIDIA for an Ubuntu bug?
Re: Problem with Extremely Low Resolution in Ubuntu 7.1
I saw that whilst reading through the bug reports on Ubuntu, please disregard.
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So I've gone through two sets of shoe covers before, I don't really use them that often since I was living in Los Angeles and the weather is temperate, but for the possible five or six times I did use them, they were great!
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Texas A&M-Corpus Christi women's basketball preview: Northwestern State
Islanders remain in the hunt for the eighth and final spot for the Southland Conference tournament
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What: A&M-CC (3-21, 2-11) vs. Northwestern State (9-15, 5-9)
When: 5 p.m., Tuesday
Where: American Bank Center
The matchup: The Islanders remain in the hunt for the eighth and final spot for the Southland Conference tournament, though that 22-point defeat at Oral Roberts on Saturday did them no favors. Still, the two-game winning streak was enough to push A&M-CC back into contention for a postseason bid.
Sound unrealistic? Look at it this way — the Islanders, sitting in 10th and last place in the league, face the eighth-place team in the conference Thursday and the ninth-place team in a week. Two wins would put A&M-CC back a game with three Southland contests to play — including a road tilt at the Demons. On the flip side, a loss Thursday all but eliminates A&M-CC from conference tournament contention, essentially meaning the team would have to win out.
Of course, the offense has been a point of contention all season. Averaging 48.3 points a game, the Islanders are in the bottom three nationally in offense. Wing Ashley Darley (8.7 ppg) has been on a roll of late, but if another scorer consistently steps up, A&M-CC could make the end of the season very interesting.
NSU is averaging only five points more a game than the Islanders, so don't expect to see offensive fireworks. They do a good job, however, generating offense at the free-throw line, hitting little more than 70 percent from the stripe. Post Jasmine Upchurch (12.3 ppg, 6.1 ppg), at 6-foot-3, has the ability to make things tough for A&M-CC inside.
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Wayne seeking back-to-back titles, 14-0 season
WAYNE -- Believe it or not, Wayne can still achieve some football firsts Friday when it takes on Keyser in the West Virginia Class AA state championship game at 7:30 p.m. at Wheeling Island Stadium.
A win would give the No. 1 seed Pioneers the first 14-0 record in school history and back-to-back state championships.
"I'm proud of my team. It's an unbelievable feeling," said Anthony Bryant, who plays up front on offense and defense for Wayne. "Hopefully we make history."
Wayne didn't have running back Brandon Spurlock and Mason Hodge played on defense only, but the Pioneers still blanked No. 4 Robert C. Byrd, 18-0, in one semifinal Friday night. Keyser (12-1) is No. 2 seed and eliminated Bridgeport, 42-14, in the other semifinal.
The Pioneers have defeated Keyser each of the past three years.
R.C. Byrd, which dropped down from Class AAA this season, featured size and speed, but the Pioneers limited the Eagles to just 38 plays. They ran 23 times for 17 yards.
Wayne had 66 snaps. The Pioneers piled up 436 yards on the ground and 485 total. Nathan Spurlock, younger brother of Brandon Spurlock, rushed for 212 yards in his first start, quarterback Grant Ferguson added 111 and James Egnor 91. He got 76 on a fourth-quarter TD run to all but settle the issue.
"You play a team that spreads you out all over the field and has guys who can score back there in the shotgun and you can tackle them in the open field, that tells you something about our athleticism," Wayne coach Tom Harmon said. "They came out there in the second half and got in their traditional Stick-I and was going to ram it down our throats. That didn't work. If you can't throw it over our head, there's not a lot left. That's a great football team we just beat there. That doesn't make any guarantees for next week, but that was sure fun tonight.
"That was a workhorse game. If you looked as we approached the football, we were giving up a lot of weight sometimes. People say we might not be in great shape because we haven't had to grunt all year, but that last drive made a statement about how hard our kids work when kids aren't watching."
Nathan Spurlock said he got sound advice from his older brother.
"He (Brandon) inspired me a lot this week," Nathan Spurlock said. "He told me to just keep my head up and keep going, and don't underestimate yourself at all. I just kept going. I ran as hard as I can. I kept my eyes opened and looked for vision. We played as a team.
"I don't think it's a shadow really. I learn from him. We've got a great line in front of us. That's what really counts. I'm happy. I'm so happy. We're going to state. It's just teamwork, that's all."


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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. -- New Mexico junior forward Danny Granger was named Mountain West Conference Player of the Week after scoring a game-high 28 points and grabbing six rebounds as the Lobos knocked off Utah Saturday, 70-54. It was New Mexico's first conference win of the season (10-6, 1-2 MWC) and ended the Utes nine-game win streak.
Granger, a Metairie, La., native, hit 10-of-16 field goals, 6-of-9 free throws, recorded one steal and one block to go along with a career-high four assists. He scored 17 of his 28 points in the first half to en route to a 38-18 halftime lead for the Lobos. His 28 points is also the most any player has scored against Utah this season.
Granger is averaging 21.4 ppg and 10.2 rpg, both of which would top the MWC statistical leaders if he had played in 75% of UNM's games. The Lobos are 7-3 since Granger became eligible following the fall semester.
This is Granger's second Mountain West Conference Men's Basketball Player of the Week honor of the season.
The Lobos take on MWC rival BYU tonight in The Pit for ESPN's Big Monday game at 10:00 p.m. (M.S.T.). Remaining tickets for the game are $10 to the general public. Students tickets are the normal $5, but students can purchase one guest ticket for an additional $5. Tickets for the game have to be purchased at the UNM Ticket Office located on the south end of The Pit. The Ticket Office will remain open today until the 10:00 p.m. tip off.


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The Eagles HAVE to look good in the preseason, to justify all the hype. Our Saints just have to get some work in to get ready for the season. I'm a Saints fan living in Philadelphia, and if you seriuosly would rather have Andy Reid over Sean Payton, I think you need to rethink that. He is a horrible game day coach who doesn't know how to manage the clock and adjust his game plan to what is actually going on in the game. Besides, I'll take Payton's one home NFC Championship that led to a Super Bowl ring to Andy Reid's 3 home NFC Championship games that has turned into zero Super Bowl rings.
As a Saint fan of some 30 years living outside of the New Orleans area, Joe Horn was the FIRST offensive player (non QB) to whom universal respect was giving by non Saints fan. That alone shows me how big of an impact Horn had on the Saints. Comparing Patten to Horn (on Horn's day no less) shows the man who was 'The Man' very little respect. The picture of Horn on the cellphone against the Giants is still in my wallpaper rotation.
As a Saint fan living in Philadelphia, PA and a fan of Temple football also, I'm kind of biased and hope Junior Galette makes the team, would love to see him in the Black and Gold come September.
Well said. Bring on the Eagles! I live in Philadelphia and I can't wait for us to unleash our D on the hapless Kevin Kolb.
good now I get to order my saints jerseys, jenkins, colston and thomas
I didn't read all the comments and I don't know how realistic it is to think the Chargers will release him.
But I will say this, as far as freeing up money to sign him by restructuring contracts (I'm sure Brees would do it in a second) and or releasing a player or two that should be easy. As far as trading someone to sign a player a team might get released is kind of senseless, don't you think.
Also, L.T. on the Saints does not mean it affects Bush or Thomas, it just adds another weapon, to an already diverse offense.
If it can happen it will happen, i.e. if the Chargers let him go, count on him wearing a Saints helmet in the fall. End of story.
Everyone knows that Mr. Vick messed up, but if you serve your time, pay your fines, serve your suspension and lose millions of dollars in endorsements and salary, why is it wrong for you to try to regain what you lost?
I mean really, somebody explain to me rationally why Michael Vick shouldn't be allowed to return to the NFL?
And if you believe for one second that he isn't in the best shape possible, knowing that he probably will only get one shot to try and regain a fraction of what he has lost then you just aren't paying attention.
Good luck Michael Vick.
Geaux Saints!!!!!!!!!
I pretty much stopped reading these posts when people started taking shots at Bush. But, anyone who thinks this team, this offense is better without Reggie Bush is crazy. How can a versatile offense such as ours (when Payton is on point that is) be better without our most versatile threat. We know Bush isnt Clinton Portis, and we only get in trouble when Payton tries to use him that way.
We have our work cut out for us, but if we run the table, we have a shot at sneaking into the playoffs. And after that, the SKY IS THE LIMIT!
No one doubts Payton's coaching talents, (well at least not me) I just want him to say something when he screws up. He would want that from his players so why can't we expect that from him. As long as this team gets healthy and the defense continues to improve, we will be fine.
And who says it's something wrong with questioning coaches decisions, up here in Philly when the fans speak out they are considered knowledgeble (although I am not so sure that they always are) but when Saints fans do it, it's considered whining. I don't get that.
As a Saints fan in another city, Philadelphia PA, where another hard headed genius coach presides (Andy Reid), it's easy to get mad at the coach when his calls don't work. But the real reason, I think , that Payton is catching so much grief, is because he won't own up to his mistakes. Living here in Philly and watching Andy Reid after losses is a pleasure. He takes ALL THE RESPONSIBILITY ALL THE TIME! He never blames other coaches, the officials, the players or anyone else. If Payton could add that to his repertoire, he would probably get more respect from the fans. With that said, there is no mistaken Payton's talents as a coach but without accountability all of that talent is useless. Also being a head coach is taxing enough without having someone to reign you in, that's where an offensive coordinator would come in handy. And it wouldn't hurt if Drew Brees was more involved with the play calling, ala Peyton Manning.
Archies' son Peyton superbowl winner 2007.
Archies' son Eli superbowl winner 2008.
Archies' former team superbowl winner 2009?
When is Drew Brees, gonna be a REAL QB and call an audible when he sees that his coach isn't making the right calls when the game is on the line?
Everything that went wrong during Hurricane Katrina was caused by an underestimation of what could and did happen. To keep harping on the mistakes that were made then, will not detract from the facts that when the right preparations are taken tradegy is usually not a consequence.
So many responses I don't know who said it, but as much as I love to believe otherwise Sean Payton's regime is bearing a striking resemblance to that of Jim Haslett's. A division tilte in his first season, (with a QB that could do no wrong) and one playoff win. A 7- 9 second season only with a stumble out of the gates instead of a crash and burn at the end season. And then a third season spent in denial. The only difference is the philosphy of the head coach Payton offensive minded, Haslett defensive minded. But neither one able to see and fix the problems that are facing them.
Hope I'm wrong here, but in three season's we will be thinking of Drew Brees the same way we (well not me) were thinking of Aaron Brooks. And before you tell me how much better Brees is than Brooks, how smart was Brees not to audible out of that unbelievably insane play call (you know the one I mean) the reverse against Tampa Bay that killed a potentially amazing march from 0-4 to a division crown.


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Chief Charles Iseman has served the citizens of Grandview since 1991. His service has included many different assignments and ranks to include: Patrol Officer, SWAT Operator, Undercover Detective, Patrol Sergeant, Investigations Sergeant, Administration Captain, CALEA Accreditation Manager and Deputy-Chief. In 2011, he was appointed to the position of Chief of Police.
Chief Iseman holds a Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice Administration and an Associate's Degree in Psychology from Central Missouri State University. He is a graduate of the Northwestern University School of Police Staff & Command. In 2007 he graduated from the 230th Session of the FBI National Academy in Quantico, Virginia.
Chief Iseman is a member of the Missouri Police Chief's Association, Metropolitan Chief's and Sheriff's Association and sits on the Executive Board of Jackson County Drug Task Force.
Chief Iseman strongly supports Community Policing, where citizens and police officers create positive relationships and work on issues together. He wants the citizens of Grandview to "move towards the badge, not away from the badge".
Deputy Chief Dean Hutson has been a Grandview Police Officer since 1990. His service has included Patrol Officer, SWAT Sniper, SWAT Commander, Drug Task Force Sergeant, Patrol Sergeant, Administration Captain, Investigations Captain, Patrol Commander and Deputy Chief.
Colonel Hutson holds a Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice Administration from Central Missouri State University. He is a Lieutenant Colonel and a 29 year veteran of the U.S. Army with 4 combat deployments. In 2004 he graduated from the 217th Session of the FBI National Academy in Quantico, Virginia.
Deputy Chief Hutson is an instructor/lecturer at the University of Paris and a recognized International Tactical Operations, Combat Marksmanship and SWAT Trainer throughout Europe.
Recognizing that you're local Police Department is the "Tip of the Spear" in the war Against Crime; Deputy Chief Hutson encourages community partnership, interaction and cooperation between citizens and the Police Officers of the Grandview Police Department.
Captain Richard Rodgers has been serving the citizens of Grandview since 1999. He has served in many capacities including Patrol Officer, Special Operations Detail, SWAT Operator, SWAT Team Leader, SWAT Team Commander, Corporal, Patrol Sergeant, and Communications Sergeant. Some collateral duties that Captain Rodgers has performed are Police Honor Guard, Field Training Officer, Drug Recognition Expert and Police Ethics Instructor.
Captain Rodgers graduated Summa Cum Laude from Park University with a Bachelors degree in Criminal Justice Administration-Law Enforcement. He is also a graduate of the 252nd Session of the FBI National Academy in Quantico, Virginia.
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Captain Matthew McCall has served the citizens of Grandview since 1997. His service has included many different assignments including Patrol Officer, Field Training Officer, Firearms Instructor, Range Master, SWAT Operator, SWAT Team Leader, Patrol Sergeant, Jackson County Drug Task Force Supervisor, Administration Sergeant, and Court Security Liaison. In September of 2012 he was appointed to the position of Operations Division Commander.
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Do You Know What Causes Heartburn?
What is Heartburn?
The term heartburn, known as prosis, cardialgia or acid indigestion in medical terms, has two parts; the first part is 'heart' that creates confusion because people think it is some kind of heart disease. On the contrary, it has nothing to do with the heart. The second part 'burn' is rather simple and clearly refers to burning.
Heartburn can be best defined as a burning sensation or pain in the chest just behind the breastbone and ribs or in the epigastruim, the upper and median part of the abdomen and this occurs because of the acid that comes out of the stomach and mess with esophagus, a muscular passage that connects the mouth or pharynx with stomach.
What are the symptoms of heartburn?
In case of having heartburn, various symptoms appear which may include teeth, gum and ear infections, pain, dryness or swallowing in throat, bitter taste in mouth, breathing with difficulty and a whistling sound, inflammation of the larynx, hoarseness or loss of voice, asthma, chronic dry cough and sleeping problems. All these symptoms and problems may occur because of the heartburn. However, the most common heartburn symptom observed is a burning sensation or pain in the chest just behind your breastbone and ribs.
What causes heartburn?
Human body has an amazing working mechanism. Every organ performs its job properly in its system and none of them creates any problem unless they are disturbed or irritated by something abnormal.
Gastroesophageal reflux disease which is commonly known as GERD is the major cause of heartburn. In this disease, the acid stored in the stomach travels out of the way and disturbs esophagus and this happens when Lower Esophageal Sphincter (LES), a shutter between the esophagus and the stomach, fails to close. LES closes and stops the acid to come out of stomach when food passes through the esophagus to the stomach for digestion. If this system is not working properly, this will cause heartburn.
Drugs that cause heartburn
Alcohol and caffeine both are acidic and slow down the working efficiency of LES which causes heartburn.
Foods that cause heartburn
Fatty & fried Foods: It is an uneasy task for your stomach to digest food that contains fat, oil, spices and sugar.
Heavy Meals: Eating heavy meals puts you into a greater risk to develop heartburn.
Citrus Fruits that cause heartburn
Tomatoes, orange, lemons, grapefruits and limes are acidic fruits. In presence of heartburn, eating these fruits is like pouring oil on to the fire and double the risk to cause heartburn.
Hot drinks & chocolate that cause heartburn
Tea, coffee and chocolates smell good and invite you to taste. However, you should not ignore the fact that they all have large quantity of acid.
Habits and facts that cause heartburn
• Lying down right after having a meal gives acid a passage to come out of the stomach.
• Smoking is such a bad habit that destroys your whole body functions including LES and causes heartburn.


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What are you talking about? Obama hasn't been president the last 4 years, it's been Bush and a Republican Congress and a Conservative Supreme Court and Wall Street is evil... and Big Oil creating global warming, taking away a woman's right to choose... and the Catholic Church taking away your healthcare... Obama is here to save us from all that... what are you a racist?
Joe, Joe, Joe... it is you and the Obama administration that has raised taxes on the middle class. Take a good close look at Obamacare (now that it has passed you can see what is in it) and you will see that it is the middle class that will be taking the brunt of these fees and taxes (not penalties). You've bankrupted the coal industry thus raising the cost of electricity and who suffers for this? The middle class.
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KTSF Channel 26 regularly provides public service airtime in the form of half-hour interview programs which address issues of concern facing local Asian communities. The Cantonese, Mandarin, Vietnamese, Korean and Filipino Journals are either in language or bilingual (native language and English). KTSF provides more locally-produced public service time than any other Asian language broadcast station in Northern California. Our public affairs programs are as follows:
The Chinese Journal: Weekly program (Sundays at 9:30pm) that alternates between Cantonese and Mandarin.The Asian Journal: Weekly program (Saturdays at 5:30 am) rotates between Vietnamese, Japanese (temporarily discontinued), Korean, and Filipino communities.
The Cantonese Journal: Anni Chung
Anni Chung is the Executive Director of Self-Help for the Elderly which provides a comprehensive range of health and social services to over 25,000 seniors a year in the Bay Area. She serves on the Board of Governors of the Commonwealth Club of California, and the Community Technology Foundation of California and is the Chairperson of the Electric Education Trust Administrative Committee of the CPUC. Ms. Chung has been a host of the Cantonese Journal since its inception in 1985.
The Mandarin Journal: Mina Li
Mina Li is the Associate Director of Public Affairs, and Host of Mandarin Journal and Great Family at KTSF 26. She works directly with non-profit organizations in producing and screening Public Service Announcements, representing KTSF at events, and coordinating telethons. Mina was the President of Northern California Chinese Media Association from 2011 to 2012, and serves on the Gum Moon Women's Residence as a Board Secretary, and the Chinese Community Health Resource Center as a board member. She has also emceed community and fundraising events for Miss Chinatown USA, Miss Teen Charity Gala presented by San Francisco Chinatown Lions Club, China Disabled People's Performing Art Troupe "My Dream" Charity Performance, American Red Cross, APA Family Support Services, etc. Mina hosted and produced various TV programs at KPST 66, KCNS 38, CCTV and Beijing TV in the past. She earned her BA degree in Radio & Television from San Francisco State University.
The Vietnamese Journal: Anthony Nguyen
Tony Nguyen was born in Saigon, Vietnam and fled by boat with most of his family in 1979. While in an Indonesian refugee camp for 18 months, Mr. Nguyen began community service by providing daily public address information for the refugee community. He immigrated to the United States in 1980 and worked as an announcer for a number of Vietnamese radio stations since 1988.
Since 1981, Tony Nguyen has been involved in social service outreach to the Bay Area Vietnamese community through organizations such as, The Center for Southeast Asian Refugee Resettlement (CSEARR), Asian American Community Against AIDS (AACAA), Baker Place (substance abuse services ), and the Asian & Pacific Islander Wellness Center. Currently, he is business analyst for the Southeast Asian Community Center helping small Vietnamese businesses succeed. Since 1977, Tony Nguyen has produced and hosted the Vietnamese Journal for Channel 26, KTSF.
The Korean Journal: Sarah Kim-Lee
Ms. Kim-Lee has been a public affairs specialist in the San Francisco Regional Public Affairs Office in Richmond, California since March 2007. She began her Social Security career in 2003 as a claims authorizer in the Western Program Service Center. While there, she joined and assisted the Pacific Asian Advisory Council, serving as different committee chairs.
Prior to joining Social Security, Sarah served as Outreach and Enrollment Manager at On Lok Senior Services in San Francisco. On Lok Senior Health is a non-profit agency that provides a federally funded all-inclusive care program for the elderly. She also operated an immigration clinic for the Korean elderly at the Westlake Christian Terrace senior housing complex and served as commissioner of the Alameda County Advisory Commission on Aging.
Sarah produces and hosts the Korean Journal, a monthly Korean language public service television program. She is well known in the Bay Area Korean community as an advocate for immigrants¡¦ rights and has extensive knowledge of the Korean immigrant community of Northern California.
The Filipino-American Journal: Joy Rivera Dodds
Joy Rivera-Dodds began her broadcasting career in the Philippines 10 years ago where her work included being the co-anchor of Intercontinental Broadcasting Corporation's IBC News in 1994. Moving to the Bay Area in 1995, she worked as a segment producer and host for the Pinoy Pa Rin program which showcased Filipino events, issues and personalities in the Bay Area.
Joy Rivera-Dodds has produced and anchored KTSF's Filipino News Report since February of 1997. Her work in news included going to Manila to cover the Centennial of Philippine Independence celebrations, as well as the Presidential Inauguration in 1998. Ms. Rivera-Dodds graduated with Bachelor's degree in Broadcast Communications from the University of the Philippines in Diliman.
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