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Lindsay Hulwick joined the Georgia staff as assistant coach in June 2012. Hulwick has spent the past seven seasons at the University of Denver, the first four as assistant coach before being promoted to associate head coach in 2009.
"I'm excited to have Lindsay joining our staff," head coach Josh Brewer said. "With her seven years of coaching experience and master's in sports psychology, I'm certain she will help make us a well-rounded program."
During Hulwick's tenure, Denver won 20 team and 14 individual titles, captured seven consecutive Sun Belt Conference crowns, secured seven NCAA Regional bids and advanced to four NCAA Championships (three times as a team and once with an individual). Denver placed 20th in its first-ever NCAA Championships in 2007 and improved to sixth in 2008 and fifth in 2009.
Denver golfers also excelled individually while Hulwick worked with the Pioneers. Stephanie Sherlock garnered All-America honors three times, Rachael Watton and Kimberly Kim were named Sun Belt Freshman of the Year and Sherlock, Kim and Katie Kempter all earned their LPGA Tour Cards.
Before beginning her coaching career, Hulwick was a standout collegiate golfer at Tulane from 2001-05.
Hulwick was named to the All-Conference USA Freshman team in 2002 and was selected All-Conference USA in her final three seasons. She secured medalist honors at the 2003 Tulane Invitational, one of 14 top-10 individual finishes with the Green Wave.
Hulwick was co-captain for Green Wave teams that won back-to-back Conference USA titles in 2004 and 2005. Tulane appeared in the NCAA Regionals during each of Hulwick's four seasons in New Orleans, and she helped lead the Green Wave to its first-ever NCAA Championships as a senior in 2005. Tulane placed 15th at those NCAAs, which is still the program's best showing ever.
As a senior in 2005, she was selected as Tulane's Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year and named to the National Golf Coaches Association's All-American Scholar team as well.
Hulwick qualified for five USGA Amateur Championship events, the 1998 and 2001 Juniors' Ams and the 2002, 2003 and 2004 Women's Ams. She was the low amateur at the 2004 Colorado Women's Open and won the 2005 Colorado Women's Stroke Play Championship.
Hulwick received her LPGA Teaching and Club Professional Class A certification in 2010 and was named 2011 LPGA Central Section Coach of the Year.
A native of Littleton, Colo., Hulwick earned a bachelor's degree in management with a concentration in finance in 2005 and secured a master's in sport and performance psychology from Denver in 2012.


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This book presents multimedia tools currently being used to communicate mathematics. It includes nineteen of the twenty nine presentations at an international workshop that gathered fifty seven participants. The workshop was organized at the Centro de Matematica e Aplicações Fundamentais at the University of Lisbon, in November 2000, with the collaboration of the Sonderforschungsbereich 288 at the University of Technology in Berlin, and of the Center for Experimental and Constructive Mathematics at Simon Fraser University in Burnaby, Canada. It took place under the auspices of the Sociedade Portuguesa de Matemática and the European Mathematical Society, being sponsored by a special grant from the Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia of Portugal.
The MTCM2000 had the purpose of providing an overview of the multimedia tools and algorithms used to enhance interactive presentations and experiments; it also presented the limitations of these tools and the underlying mathematical problems. In what follows we will briefly refer to each of the articles included in the book.
This presentation discusses Project MATHEMATICS! launched in 1987 by the author and James Blinn. By the year 2000, this project had produced ten videotapes, each less than 30 minutes in length, used as support materials in high schools and community colleges. The article describes the visualization techniques employed in the last five videotapes of the series: Sines and Cosines, Parts I, II, and III; The Tunnel of Samos, and Early History of Mathematics.
A physical exhibit originally staged by the Providence Art Club in 1996 inspired a virtual art gallery "Surfaces Beyond the Third Dimension", as a site on the world-wide web. A virtual visit of this art gallery by a Portuguese mathematician was the starting point of a collaboration between the authors and a team of mathematicians and computer professionals in Portugal. The result of this cooperation was the traveling exhibit "Para Além da Terceira Dimensão", which visited nearly every university in Portugal. The article describes the process and some of the difficulties of this project.
This article presents the linear algebra package ILAW: Interactive Linear Algebra on the Web. It provides an overview of the project and discusses the interface and its implementation, math & text display, mathematical exploration tools, labs & quizzes, lessons & notes, and the computing aspects of the package.
This paper presents a new version of an interactive course on first and second year university algebra, Algebra Interactive. It emphasizes the ways of communicating mathematics between computers, between software applications and over the Internet using MATHML and OpenMath, as well as new technologies such as XML and XSL.
The StageTools package for Geomview has some very useful features for generating three-dimensional graphics, features that a missing from other commercial software packages. The presentation describes the two modules of the StageTools package: the CenterStage module and the StageManager module, with their advantages and disadvantages.
This paper presents, with case studies, the use of hypervideo in communicating and learning of mathematics, in view of the challenges and concerns regarding the enrolment of students in mathematics programs and the teaching of mathematics in colleges.
This is a very interesting paper, based on the author's experience in setting up and directing a multimedia laboratory in a teacher training college in the North of France. An academic science network of self-learning centers was set-up in 1987, and, in 2000, eleven universities were part of this network. Based on her early work in this network, the author set up the Laboratoire Multimedia Informatique et Apprentissage in a training college in the North of France in 1999. This helped the development of collaboration and distributed cognition in the North of France, the use of technologies in teacher training, and the set up of teams for the research of the use of technologies in mathematics.
This is a very technical paper, explaining in some detail the use of jDvi, a tool written by the author of the Sfb288 at Technische Universitat Berlin, and used to extend TEX and LaTEX documents with multi-media features such as color, hyper links, and JAVA applets.
This paper refers to the Visual Calculus Project, a collection of modules for the use of those who want to use software packages to demonstrate concepts from calculus in class. It has an extensive list of references (sites on the world-wide web.)
This article introduces a new electronic journal for the publication of digital geometry models. This very good journal is entitled Electronic Geometry Models, and can be found at http://www.eg-models.de/.
The author of this article has been, for a long time, both a user and an author of mathematical software. This paper gives his views of the development of mathematical software in the past, as well as the prospects and the requirements for the future developments. The paper analyzes the evolution of the mathematical software in the last 30 years and has very many links to useful web sites.
This is a very interesting mathematical paper, where some mathematical proofs are really enhanced by software that allows static elementary geometry to be transformed in dynamic mathematical geometry: the elements of a construction are allowed to move around. The discussion progresses then towards more difficult mathematical concepts, and can be followed further at the web site http://www.cinderella.de/.
In this paper, the limitations of some pedagogical web sites for dynamic geometry are discussed, and the project "Cabri-Java", with its advantages, is introduced. Also, there are a few useful web links, most importantly http://www-cabri.imag.fr/cabrijava/.
This paper presents ways to use standard software tools, found on most PCs, in illustrating mathematical concepts and mathematical applications. It refers to some of the author's projects, available o his web site http://sunsite.univie.ac.at/.
This paper presents JavaView, a 3D software package for doing geometry and numerical experiments online. One of its important features is its possibility to easily integrate with other software such as Mathematica and Maple. In the references there are mentions of several web sites.
Many young students consider word problems to be quite difficult. Therefore teachers always have tried to find ways to help their pupils with these types of problems, and the Solver Learning Environment was produced for this purpose; it was used in a teaching experiment in 1995 in Finland, using fifteen years old students. This paper presents the students' discussions vis-à-vis this experiment.
This paper describes KnotPlot, a topological drawing tool, and its applications in computational knot theory. KnotPlot is an experimental software, and its constant development can be followed at http://www.pims.math.ca/knotplot/.
This paper describes the authors' efforts in developing CATBox, the Combinatorial Algorithm Tool-Box: an interactive course combining a textbook with the visualization software Gato, the Graph Animation Tool-Box. In the references, there is a comprehensive list of related web links.
This presentation refers to the multiple ways animation can be used as a tool for communicating three-dimensional geometry, with a special mention of the Optiverse. More details can be found at http://new.math.uiuc.edu/optiverse/.
Mihaela Poplicher is an assistant professor of mathematics at the University of Cincinnati. Her research interests include functional analysis, harmonic analysis, and complex analysis. She is also interested in the teaching of mathematics. Her email address is email@example.com.

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ERWIN — A $15 million wrongful death lawsuit has been filed in Unicoi County Circuit Court against the Erwin Health Care Center nursing home alleging that neglect on its part contributed to the death of one of the center's residents and it failed to notify the man's family of his deteriorating condition.
The complaint, filed Wednesday afternoon by the son of William A. Warden Sr., said Warden entered the Erwin Health Care Center on March 8 and, at the end of that month, weighed 162 pounds. When Warden was admitted to Franklin Woods Hospital in Johnson City on May 5, he weighed 139 pounds, "which constitutes a more than 20-pound weight loss in fewer than 40 days," the complaint said.
According to the complaint, Warden was visited by Alan Altizer on April 25 and the complaint said the two had a "pleasant conversation" at that time. However, medical notes from the nursing home May 2 indicate Warden's condition had declined, according to the complaint. It states Warden was noted throughout that day to be "comatose" and "with an altered level of consciousness."
"This was a significant change in condition for Mr. Warden," the complaint states.
The complaint states Erwin Health Care Center failed to notify Warden's family and treating physician of the change in his condition.
According to the complaint, Warden's condition was noted as being lethargic May 3 but his family and treating physician were again not notified of the "significant change" in his condition.
The complaint states that on the morning of May 4, Warden's condition had not improved and he was again noted to be lethargic. By 6 that evening, medical records from the center noted that Warden appeared to be "listless" and he was again labeled as lethargic, according to the complaint.
"It was not until 6 p.m. on May 4, 2011, that the Defendants actually attempted to notify Mr. Warden's treating physician of Mr. Warden's deteriorating condition," the complaint said.
Warden's physician ordered the nursing home to draw blood for analysis. According to the complaint, lab values from blood drawn that evening showed higher-than-normal levels of blood urea nitrogen level and creatinine, an elevated sodium level and a higher-than-normal white blood cell count.
"These lab values indicated that Mr. Warden had a severe infection," the complaint said. "These lab values also indicated that Mr. Warden was already severely dehydrated and in renal failure."
The complaint also states that at 10:10 p.m. May 4, the Unicoi County Memorial Hospital's medical lab contacted the Erwin Health Care Center to alert them of these higher-than-normal levels. Warden was transferred to the Erwin Emergency Room at 11:29 p.m., according to court documents.
"Upon his own admission, Mr. Warden was noted to have a decreased level of responsiveness and was lethargic," the complaint said.
A patient transfer form from the Erwin Health Care Center prepared by facility employees indicated the primary diagnosis they provided to the hospital was that Warden had "an altered mental status" and lists Warden's weight as 148 pounds, according to the complaint.
"This Transfer Form demonstrates that the defendants either had no idea that Mr. Warden had become badly dehydrated, or intentionally misstated his condition," the complaint said.
Warden's family learned of the changes in his condition on the morning of May 5, according to the complaint.
"During the time period of April 25, 2011, through May 4, 2011, the defendant nursing home failed to notify the family or the treating physician of a significant decline in Mr. Warden's condition," it said.
The complaint also said Warden's weight at the hospital May 5 was 139 pounds and that this weight loss "constitutes a significant decline in condition."
"The lab values from May 4 portray a man with a raging infection who was profoundly dehydrated and in kidney failure. Mr. Warden's critically high lab values would have manifested themselves through obvious physical symptoms such as lethargy, dry mucous membranes, a change in his activity level, dry mouth and finally, a coma-like condition that his own medical records indicate was present as early as May 2, 2011," the complaint said.
Warden died May 10. The complaint said the center's deviation in the standard of care "constituted the proximate cause" of his death.
Rebecca Adelman with Memphis-based firm Adelman Law Firm PLLC is the attorney for Erwin Health Care Center. Adelman said Erwin Health Care takes the allegations in the complaint seriously and that they will be fully investigated. She said a response would be prepared for court.
Adelman also said Erwin Health Care remains committed to providing quality care to its residents.
The plaintiff, William A. Warden Jr., is seeking $5 million in compensatory damages from Erwin Health Care Center and C & E Management Company, the management company over the center. The plaintiffs are also seeking $5 million for violation of the Tennessee Adult Protection Act and $5 million in punitive damages.
William A. Warden Jr. is represented by Nashville-based law firm Morris & Carnahan, PLLC. Attorneys from the firm could not be reached Thursday for comment.


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Quinoa clusters are the new croutons
Listen, croutons have a time and place--like in a classic Caesar or at the salad bar. But when it comes to making salad toppings at home, you can do better. Enter our recipe for quinoa clusters. We mix uncooked quinoa and oats with nuts and seeds, toss it all with coconut oil and bake until crunchy. The result, which is basically a savory version of granola, will liven up any bowl of greens better than cubed bread ever could. Plus, you can add 'em to soup or yogurt, or even scoop up a handful for an afternoon snack.
2½ cups oats
1½ cups quinoa
1 cup slivered almonds
1 cup shelled pistachios
1 cup pumpkin seeds
¾ teaspoon salt
¾ cup coconut oil, melted
2 tablespoons honey or agave
1. Preheat the oven to 300°F. Line a 13x9-inch baking sheet with parchment paper.
2. In a large bowl, toss the oats with the quinoa, almonds, pistachios, pumpkin seeds and salt to combine. Add the coconut oil (if it has hardened in the jar, you can melt it in the microwave or on the stove over low heat) and honey (or agave). Toss the mixture until it forms clumps. If the mixture seems dry, add more coconut oil 1 tablespoon at a time.
3. Spread the mixture onto the prepared baking sheet in a thin, even layer.
4. Bake on the middle oven rack until crispy, about 1 hour. Let cool completely, then break into clusters (this should happen easily if you gently lift the edges of the parchment). Serve over salad or store in an airtight container.
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Top our yummy goat cheese salad with a handful of quinoa clusters.


text: Nick Gray 10, has qualified for the 17th Irish Cup karate competition in Dublin Ireland June 2013. He recently returns from the A.K.J.U's Karate ,Jujitsu & Sombo Nationals.The tournament was held at the Ohio University Shoemaker Center gym in Chillicothe. Gray brought home a 3rd place medal in fighting. He goes to Ports. West Middle school & trains at Bender Karate Academy in West Portsmouth.


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It was two weeks before Christmas and all through the house, not a creature was stirring except for Wranger the dog. He was crouched under the Christmas tree sniffing at all the packages that were already under the tree. He knew that one or more of them would be for him. He just couldn't tell which presents were his.
Wranger knew he was mostly good this year and especially during this holiday season. His "mother" had to scold him only once so far because he had gotten a candy cane stuck in his white Shi-Tzu fur. She just had to snip a little of the fur to get the sticky bits out.
The tall blonde woman entered the room Wranger was in. His "mother"; that was who she told Wranger she was; looked at him and said, "What are you up to now Wranger?"
Wranger gave her the kindest, sweetest look he could muster. It was easier for him to do this time because he had not done anything wrong.
"Well that's a good boy," she said to his non-spoken answer. "As long as you weren't sniffing through the presents again."
Wranger just wagged his tail to show that he wasn't, at least not at that moment.
"You want to go on a little trip with momma?" she asked.
Wranger barked an affirmative response. He loved going on little trips to get fresh air and he would usually get a treat if he was good throughout the day.
All of a sudden, Wranger's world got turned upside down. His "mother" re-entered the room with a large red bag and filled it with all the presents that were under the tree. Every single one of them. So was he not getting any presents this year? He let out a small whimper at the scene in front of him.
"Silly you, these weren't for you Wranger," she said. "Now let's get going." The woman carried the red back to her car. She came back in, put Wranger on his leash and grabbed her guitar case.
Wranger was really confused now. When she takes the guitar case, she is usually singing some place. Then why was she bringing the presents? It was all a mystery to him.
The woman drove through the city until they came to a huge building. Wranger climbed up to the window and saw a sign that read Children's Hospital. The woman parked the car, grabbed the bag, guitar case and Wranger's leash and entered the hospital. They entered a room to the side of the entry hall and she took off Wranger's leash. She told him to stay here and wait until she came back.
Wranger was even more confused about why they would be at a hospital for children. He assumed she must be singing here but why bring HIS presents. As he sat and waited, the door opened and a German Shepherd entered the room. He had a presence about him that impressed Wranger. The Shepherd had a kind look on his face.
"Hi there. My name is Captain. You must be here for the Christmas party." Captain was wearing a red vest with white letters with Captain's name printed on it.
"I guess so. I think my "mother" will be singing here," Wranger answered. "May I ask, what do you do here Captain?"
"I work here," Captain said. "I'm here to help the kids feel better."
"How do you do that? Are you a doctor or something?" Wranger asked.
"No, No!" Captain answered as he chuckled. "Let me just show you."
The two walked out of the room and down the hallway. They walked up a flight of stairs and stopped at the entry to a larger room.
"This is where my work starts. The kids in this hospital are here because they are sick, some more than others. This room in front of us is a recreation room where families get together and have some fun, together time with their sick son or daughter. These children have what we call minor issues. They have broken arms or treatable illnesses. Things that they will recover from quickly."
"So what do you do to help?" Wranger asked.
"Well I'll just show you!" Captain entered the room and all of a sudden everyone in the room started smiling and calling for Captain to come to them. He would stride over to one family and the whole group was petting him and hugging him. A little boy in pajamas had a ball that he rolled away that Captain fetched and brought back to him. From group to group, Captain would go getting similar results. Each family would be smiling and laughing as Captain came to them. Finally when he had finished visiting with the last family, he returned to Wranger's side.
"That looked like fun!" Wranger exclaimed.
"It is! It gives these families a little bit of normalcy while their child gets better. This is my easiest job but not my most fulfilling. Let me take you to the next floor."
The Shi-Tzu and the German Shepherd took the stairs up to the next floor. Immediately on entering this area, Wranger could sense a difference. Instead of families talking and playing games, it was near silent except for the sounds of mechanical beeps coming from some of the rooms.
"What's going on here? Why so quiet?" Wranger asked.
"This is where the very sick kids are. They have bad injuries or illness that keeps them in their beds or rooms. They are not allowed to move too much or they may get sicker."
"How do you make these kids happy?" Wranger asked.
"It's not easy but when you are there with them, you feel like you are making a difference. Right over here to the right is Bobby's room." Captain motioned to the room. "He was in a bad accident. He will get better but it will take some time. He hadn't said a word since he's been here until I visited the other day."
"What did you do?"
"I guess it's easier to show you." Captain said as he headed into the room. He nuzzled his snout against the boys hand and gave it a quick lick. Bobby's head rolled to the side and when he realized it was the dog, a broad smile came to his face.
"Hi Captain!" He exclaimed. "I am so happy you came by."
Captain sat there proudly and wagged his tail.
Wranger did not want to disturb the two so he walked a little ways down the hall when he heard a little girl's voice call out. "Hi little doggie. You want to come visit me?."
Wranger looked into the room and saw this cute little girl wearing pink pajamas. She was sitting in a wheel chair and he noticed that she had lost her hair. He walked over to the chair and stood at her feet.
"You sure are a handsome doggie," she said. "My name is Annie."
Wranger did not think he would be able to jump up high enough for her to pet him so he just rubbed up against her slippered feet.
"You're a nice doggie," the girl said as a slight smile came to her face.
Just then someone entered the room. "Wranger! How did you get up here?" the blonde lady said as she walked in holding the big red bag she had brought from home.
"He just came by to say hi," Annie answered.
"Well it looks like he found a friend then."
"Yes he did!" Annie said with a smile.
"Santa sent me up here to give you something," the woman said as she pulled a pretty doll out of the bag.
"Thank you so much!" The girl hugged the doll with all her might.
"I'm about to start singing downstairs. Would you like to join us?" the woman asked Annie.
"That would be awesome!"
"Can you do me a favor then? Can Wranger ride along with you?" the woman asked.
A huge smile came to Annie's face as she said, "Yes!"
So the woman put Wranger next to Annie in the wheelchair. Annie placed the doll down and began to pet Wranger with both hands. Wranger sat there and just wagged his tail. Wranger now realized that Christmas was not about getting presents but giving presents, especially the present of love. Wranger sat with Annie the rest of the day and never stopped wagging his tail.


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FULLERTON, Calif. -
Sophomore forward Sagi Lev-Ari made a statement in his Cal State Northridge debut, scoring two goals to lead the Matadors (1-0) to a 4-0 win over the Portland Pilots (0-1) on Friday afternoon on the first day of the Wilson Titan Classic hosted by Cal State Fullerton. Sophomore Edwin Rivas scored a goal and added an assist and senior defender Joe Franco tallied a score of his own as the Matadors put up their best offensive performance since 2010.
"We created a lot of opportunities in the first half and were able to capitalize on three of them," said head coach Terry Davila. "Sagi played wonderfully and Edwin was dangerous all game."
Portland looked to be the aggressor early as the Pilots consistently moved the ball forward before the Northridge defense took possession.
A corner kick in the fifth minute of action nearly led to a Portland goal but Northridge goalkeeper Michael Abalos made a save on a shot from point-blank range to keep the match scoreless. Another corner kick in the ninth minute resulted in a disallowed goal as a Pilot player was whistled for a foul in the box before his shot went into the net.
From then on, the Matadors seized control of the match, scoring their first goal in the 22nd minute. Lev-Ari, in his first match in a Northridge jersey, received a ground cross from Rivas and shot the ball from the top of the box into the right side of the goal.
The Matadors doubled the lead less than 12 minutes later as defender Yuval Barak fed a ball to Rivas who charged down the left side of the field. Rivas dribbled past a pair of defenders and beat the goalkeeper on the near side for his first goal of the season.
Then, in the 38th minute, Franco got in on the scoring action and scored his second career goal and first since 2009. Carlos Benavides passed to Franco in the box and the senior spun by a defender and shot the ball into the left side of the goal.
The Matadors continued the attack in the second half, recording five shots in the first 20 minutes of play. In the 70th minute Lev-Ari scored again, this time taking a pass from Christian Gonzalez Diaz and blasting the ball into the goal from nearly 30 yards out on the right side.
Abalos made four saves on the night to record his 15th career shutout and move into second place on the all-time list for clean sheets at CSUN. Dustin Munger received a caution in the 54th minute for Portland while Armando Gutierrez was shown the yellow card in the 66th minute for Northridge.
Cal State Northridge improved to 22-11-2 in season openers and scored four goals in a match for the first time since September 26, 2010 against Air Force, also a 4-0 win.
The Matadors look to complete the Wilson Titan Classic with a spotless record when they take on the American University Eagles at Titan Stadium on Sunday, Aug. 26 at 11:30 a.m. The Eagles defeated Cal State Fullerton 1-0 on Friday night in their first match of the classic.


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Selling Into Public Company CFOs – Pain Points, Networking Opportunities, Social Media Profiles, Full Bios, Phone & Email Contact Information for 5,000 Top Chief Financial Officers
- Language: English
- Published: October 2012
- Region: United States
The comprehensive guide for CFOs who need an overview of leadership basics from strategies to management improvement tips
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Chapter 1: CFO's Place in the Corporation 3
Chapter 2: Financial Strategy 15
Chapter 3: Tax Strategy 48
Chapter 4: Information Technology Strategy 61
Chapter 5: Performance Measurement Systems 73
Chapter 6: Control Systems 100
Chapter 7: Audit Function 121
Chapter 8: Cost of Capital 137
Chapter 9: Capital Budgeting 153
Chapter 10: Other Financial Analysis Topics 173
Chapter 11: Cash Management and Consolidation 197
Chapter 12: Investing Excess Funds 213
Chapter 13: Obtaining Debt Financing 220
Chapter 14: Obtaining Equity Financing 238
Chapter 15: Initial Public Offering 265
Chapter 16: Reports to the Securities and Exchange Commission 288
Chapter 17: Investment Community 311
Chapter 18: Taking a Company Private 325
Chapter 19: Risk Management—General Concepts 333
Chapter 20: Risk Management: Foreign Exchange 348
Chapter 21: Outsourcing the Accounting and Finance Functions 363
Chapter 22: Mergers and Acquisitions 382
Chapter 23: Employee Compensation 429
Chapter 24: BANKRUPTCY 437
Appendix A: New CFO Checklist 451
Appendix B: Performance Measurement Checklist 456
Appendix C: Due Diligence Checklist 465
About the Author 474
Index 477
STEVEN M. BRAGG, CPA, has been the chief financial officer or controller of four companies, as well as a consulting manager at Ernst & Young and auditor at Deloitte. He is the author of over forty books primarily targeted toward controllers and their needs. He received a master's degree in finance from Bentley College, an MBA from Babson College, and a bachelor's degree in economics from the University of Maine. He is also the author of Accounting Best Practices and Wiley GAAP, both published by Wiley.


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Chris Leben and Mark Munoz Make History Tonight At UFC 138
A milestone in UFC history takes place tonight from the LG Arena in Birmingham England this evening on Spike TV.
For the first time in UFC history, UFC officials have set up a five-round non-title fight in its main event of the evening.
"UFC 138: Munoz vs. Leben" goes down at the LG Arena at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham England. The Spike TV card will feature a main event between middleweights, Mark Munoz and Chris Leben in the UFC's first ever 5-round non-title fight.
The bout not only marks the beginning of a new five-round non-title fight era, but it also signals the near end of the UFC and Spike programming partnership. With only one more card scheduled to air on Spike TV this year, the Leben vs. Munoz main event this evening is expected to help close out a six-year run on Spike TV.
While the fans have been craving five-round non-title fights in title-less main events for some time now, the Munoz vs. Leben bout is more than likely not going to go the full 25 minutes. With two hard hitting specialists in the cage, the five-round contract is more of a formality than a promise. But regardless, the fight is an almost guaranteed action packed affair that will help close out the Spike TV era in the same way that it started with the Griffin vs. Bonnar matchup that launched the UFC to the next level.
The UFC 138 lineup is as follows:
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Leben n Munoz is going to be a chess match and a war! Leben needs to fight smart and not come out swinging.. Leben fights smart and paces himself and picks his shots and defends tds he will win by KO. Munoz is well rounded, but doesn't want to stand and trade w the cat smasher..LOL. Big fight for Leben fighting the no. 4 ranked Munoz. Good luck.. Crippler!
This is good news for fans who like fighters who push a slow pace and pick their shots.
i thought Munoz vs Lebene was FOTN; give them the bonus, Dana!!!
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I'm really concerned now cuz it seems to be getting worse. I mean on those recent pic, she has a 12 years old body. She looks so weak, her eyes seems blank and her hair seem really thin and unhealthy/fade which is a sign of food disorder. The skin on her hands also appears to be really thin which is another sign. You shouldn't be able to see your arm's bones without doing an effort, you're starting to see a curve on her shoulders as well. Her posture is getting really bendy and awkward.
We all agree that she needed to get fitter and lose some weight after she got back from her thumb injury to go back to the 2008 shape but now she's beyond thin, she literally looks fragile, I feel like you'd touch her and she'd be cold as death.
I didn't. I thought she was in perfect shape back then. She actually put on a few pounds in 2009. As for the rest of your post, I completely agree. Does anybody within her team realize that this is a problem? Because publicly, it doesn't seem so.
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This is a good presentation that discusses and allows students to learn about and work on the Westward Expansion of the...
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This is a good presentation that discusses and allows students to learn about and work on the Westward Expansion of the United States. It discusses the Louisiana Purchase, the issues with Mexico, the California Gold Rush, and the Oregon Trail. Students are clearly introduced to what they are going to be learning about, and it even gives them the option of choosing which focus they want to begin with. Many different types of pedagogies are in place, ranging from visual, to analyzing, to applying the material, to evaluating. The only strategy that I felt that could be more utilized was the use of auditory skills. ELL students, at-risk, or auditory impaired students may have a difficult time viewing this presentation. However, the UDL principals are definitely in place, since many different representations are used to show the information, students can apply their findings, students are asked to be engaged, and they are also challenged to show their learning in various ways, such as journal entries, poems, songs, or plays. Students are given options as to how they would like to share their learning and are not confined to one way. The presentation also has various websites linked to it, which offer additional resources and ways for students to feel connected to the past! One thing that I truly enjoyed about this presentation is the way that students will be assessed at the end to check their learning and findings. Students are given an exit ticket (a survey) that allows the teacher to grade their work and what they learned. This is a great presentation that allows students to be creative, uses various levels of Bloom's Taxonomy and interactive tools.Technical Remarks:This presentation offers embedded links to websites that offer visuals, pictures and a YouTube video. This presentation if very easy to navigate, user friendly, informational and interactive.
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This presentation gives a nice overview of the American history of the Westward Expansion. It is comprehensive in it's...
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This presentation gives a nice overview of the American history of the Westward Expansion. It is comprehensive in it's coverage of major events of the time period. The graphics are easy to look at, with both clean lines and good use of color that support the objectives. Learning objectives are stated and clear initially, as well as throughout the presentation. A variety of pedagogical strategies are evident as students are asked to interact in various ways. UDL principles are also employed as students are given a wide variety of options. Choices in which to respond to embedded questions include letters, journal entries, comics, drawing, poems, charts and songs. The presentation also incorporates use of audio, video, and a final exit activity in the form of a ticket out the door.Technical Remarks:Good use of graphics and audio. Exceptional video. Very easy to manuver within the presentation.
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GenreDrama, Comedy, Romance
Release DateApril 06, 2012 (Limited)
MPAA RatingPG-13
Duration99 min.
StudioSony Pictures Classics
Official Siteclick here
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Cast and Crew
DirectorWhit Stillman
ProducerWhit Stillman
ScreenwriterWhit Stillman
- Greta Gerwig as Violet Wister
- Adam Brody as Fred Packenstacker / Charlie Walker
- Megalyn Echikunwoke
- Analeigh Tipton as Lily
- Ryan Metcalf
- Billy Magnussen
- Carrie MacLemore
- Hugo Becker
- Aubrey Plaza as Debbie
- Caitlin Fitzgerald
- Meredith Hagner
"Damsels in Distress" is a comedy about a trio of beautiful girls as they set out to revolutionize life at a grungy American university - the dynamic leader Violet Wister (Greta Gerwig), principled Rose (Megalyn Echikunwoke) and sexy Heather (Carrie MacLemore). They welcome transfer student Lily (Analeigh Tipton) into their group which seeks to help severely depressed students with a program of good hygiene and musical dance numbers. The girls become romantically entangled with a series of men-including smooth Charlie (Adam Brody), dreamboat Xavier (Hugo Becker) and the mad frat pack of Frank (Ryan Metcalf) and Thor (Billy Magnussen)-who threaten the girls' friendship and sanity.


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And people know
Sixty years after the liberation, the last of the survivors and the last of the perpetrators are approaching the end of their lives. But the Holocaust continues and will continue to serve as a yardstick for ultimate human horror.
In the final scene of S. Ansky's play "The Dybbuk," the symbol of an entire Jewish world that was annihilated in the Holocaust, Hannan, the dybbuk exorcised from the body of his promised bride, Leah, says: "Your body is lost to me, I will come only to your soul."
More than 1 million Jews, about 70,000 non-Jewish Poles, more than 20,000 Gypsies, 10,000 Russian prisoners of war and thousands of others who were sent to the Auschwitz concentration and death camp for all kinds of terrible reasons, and often for no reason at all, were slaughtered. On January 27, 1945, 60 years ago this week, the Red Army liberated the 7,600 people who survived there. Since that day, Auschwitz has remained in humanity's soul.
All those things
At Auschwitz, in a horrible and prolonged succession (from 1941 to 1945), all the things occurred that happened to the Jews - as individuals, as communities and as a people - at the hands of the Germans and can be summed up under the heading "Holocaust." It was established as a concentration camp intended to break the bodies and the spirits of political prisoners, initially Poles, then Russian prisoners of war and then Jews. The motto above its gates, "Arbeit macht frei" ("Work liberates"), was brought from the camp at Dachau in Germany. The prisoners built the gas chambers and crematoria that made Auschwitz into a death camp as well. Some of them were Kapos, whose cruelty was greater than that of the S.S.
The place was also an industrial complex, where private companies and the S.S. raked in profits from slave labor; it was also the site of horrific medical experiments. To this end, "selections" were held of those who managed to survive the journey of many days in the cattle cars; some were sent to work and some to immediate death. Auschwitz is the only camp where numbers were tattooed on the arms of those selected to be sent to work.
There are endless details, and there is no God in them, but it all boils down to this: Human beings in a position of power did to other human beings, who were helpless, things that are incomprehensible and inhuman. The process was carried out in the guise of a demonic rationalization (the "Other" is dangerous and has a power that threatens us) and with "humane" justifications: Death by gassing was aimed at protecting the Germans who carried it out from the psychological wear-and-tear resulting from mass execution by shooting, at deceiving the victim by means of a sort of "camouflage," so that he would not resist until it was too late, and at making his suffering shorter, supposedly. (Historically, death by gassing was developed in the context of "mercy killings" of the mentally ill).
They didn't want to know
Polish writer Slavomir Mrozek, who experienced the war as a child, began to write in communist Poland in the 1950s out of identification with the regime and also out of fear. Then he sobered up. He writes: "I will never scorn a German who, after the war, explained, `But I didn't know.' Of course he knew, but is he lying? Only in a certain sense, because he knew, but he did not want to know that he knew. A paradox? Yes, but I know how this is done, because I myself did it. But paradoxes are not admitted as defense arguments in the court. You are judged by your intention, and both the German and I sincerely intended not to know that we knew. And both of us were afraid."
This conclusion is fitting not only for the Poles or the Germans, as individuals or as nations. It applies not only to the remaining victims and to the last of the perpetrators, but mainly to the millions of individuals and the nations that behaved as bystanders (at least with respect to the annihilation of the Jews). It is important not only in the past, but also in the present and in the future: It is possible to want not to know that you know.
And people know.
All these atrocities happened
And there are also deniers. The many attempts to cast doubt on what happened without a doubt at Auschwitz and other camps led Oskar Groening, a corporal in the S.S. who was not brought to trial (of the approximately 6,500 S.S. personnel who served at Auschwitz, only 789 were brought to trial - of them, 673 in Poland. Only about 750 received any punishment at all), to say publicly, in a BBC series being broadcast this week: "I would like you to believe me. I saw the gas chambers. I saw the crematoriums. I saw the open fires. I was on the ramp when the selections took place. I want you to believe that all these atrocities happened, because I was there."
Reversal of the equation
The instinctive response when someone compares something happening today - in the world, and especially in the Jewish state - to what happened in the Holocaust, is to declare this "a denial of the Holocaust." However, a person who uses his memory is in fact not denying it. Perhaps it is better to take the name of the Holocaust in vain than it is to ask, too late, "How could it have happened?"
What arouses the stiff resistance is the reversal of the equation. What gives rise to the reversal is the situation. The Jews in Israel are among the only peoples, if not the only one, that within a few generations changed from the status of victim in danger of annihilation to the status of a state with tremendous military strength that is controlling the destiny of another people. They depict us - and we depict them - as dangerous and threatening. Both sides have bloody proofs for their arguments.
What should be learned?
In his speech at the special convocation of the United Nations General Assembly this week, Elie Wiesel also spoke about the horrors that people are continuing to inflict on other people in the world today, despite the Holocaust, and mentioned Darfur, Cambodia and Rwanda. He asked: "Will the world ever really learn?"
Learn what? "The Holocaust must never happen to us again"? Or, "the Holocaust must never happen again"? Toivy Blatt, who was forced to be in the Sonderkommando at Sobibor and managed to escape in a revolt that broke out at that death camp, says that the only thing he learned is: "Nobody knows themselves. All of us could be good people or bad people in these (different) situations. Every time someone is really nice to me, I find myself thinking, `How will he be at Sobibor?'"
The scale of horrors
In the 1960s, at the annual assemblies for Holocaust Remembrance Day, I would recite Avraham Shlonsky's "The Vow," with the line "to remember until the 10th generation." Sixty years after the liberation, the last of the survivors and the last of the perpetrators are approaching the end of their lives. But the Holocaust continues and will continue to serve as a yardstick for ultimate human horror, and there are those who refuse and those who are not afraid to use this yardstick to measure themselves and others.
It will be only many years hence that the annihilation of the Jews of Europe will recede into history and until we will be able to say, as in the Passover ritual, "For in every generation a person must see himself as though he himself... " - and to mean this and yet not to mean this, with the same degree of conviction.
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Drawing human anatomy can be an adventure if you take it to the
limits. Artist and draftsman Leah Yerpe certainly does. Her large- and small-scale
drawings feature figures freefalling, tumbling, and twisting as they swoop
across the page.
For instance, in the body drawing Pleiades,
the artist shows a commanding understanding of the diverse movements of the body's
core. The barrel of the torso is shown as it folds over itself; it expands
through the rib cage when the figure arches her back; and her hips tilt to follow
the backward movement of the legs.
Yerpe also has an anatomical sensitivity when rendering what
I like to think of as the exclamation points of the body--the hands and feet. These
may not be the first thing you pay attention to when viewing her drawings, but
they are the culmination of all the bodily tension and power she is showing. If
an arm is bent and cocked back, chances are the hand is drawn in accord with
the movement--fingers clenched into a fist and the tendons in the wrist slightly
Human anatomy for artists can be a gateway for incredibly
dynamic and unprecedented figural works, allowing you to explore the body's
full range of motion. For drawing anatomy, seek anatomy drawing guides that will allow you to see the action of the
body in real time and explore how to artistically express all the movement
and power inherent in our bodies. Enjoy!
These figures are so beautifully rendered, individually they are very strong. As a group/composition I don't think it's as strong. The multiple light sources and suspended state is visually a little confusing. are they floating or falling? Are they holding on to each other or groping? This might be nitpicking (I can't render like this), but with more planning these might be stunning. Maybe there's something I'm missing.....
I look at these drawings and almost gasp at the intensity. It looks like free-falling. It can be confusing is you try to decipher each body, but I don't think that is what Yerpe is trying to achieve. Grouping the subjects is a master at work.
It makes me feel the wind, tension, sore muscles, and relief of stiff or sore muscles.
Her skill at showing cause and reaction in muscle movement is magnificent.
I am going to research her work on google to enjoy more.
This drawing is breathtaking! The technical skill is so apparent and far beyond where most people's skills are. The composition adds to the surrisitcal mood created by the bodies' interactions with each other. I too will be researching her on the web.
I once knew someone who created this type of art. He got some schoolmates to lie down on a white floor sheet with an overhead camera after which he traced the film, drew and the shaded with an amazing degree of accuracy.
How would anyone else be able to do this without models and where would you draw the line?
I'm sure that you didn't mean any offence, but I feel that the posting of this image is a little insensitive in the wake of the recent shooting down of flight MH17 and the subsequent bodies falling from the sky.
There are so nice and beautiful figures , it presents the reality of human figure .It is so dynamic and reality of life.
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Well the season is just around the corner and the MLB pitcher's and catchers are about to report for spring training. Therefore, what better time to predict the MLB player achievement awards for the 2014 season.
NL Comeback Player of the Year: Dan Uggla-2nd-Atlanta Braves
Second baseman Dan Uggla, might surprise baseball fans to win this award for comeback player of the year for the upcoming season especially since his number slid the past. Actually, his numbers a fallen since the last three years. But looking at his stats he due for a fairly significant rebound in 2014.
Presenting him in line this coming season, giving him the nod for Comeback Player of the year. But make a note on BJ Upton, he will also look to perform better than he did in the last season.
NL MVP: Paul Goldschmidt – 1st – Arizona Diamondbacks
Goldschmidt finished second for the award last year, and Mark Trumbo is expected to hit behind him this year, Goldie will see pitches to hit. His numbers will probably be at least as good as last season, but don't hold out on Pirates outfielder Andrew McCutcheon, he might be able from his solid performance from last season.
NL Rookie of Year: Oscar Taveras – Of – St. Louis Cardinals
Oscar Tavaras was the only National League player chosen in MLB article. Anyone expecting a nod to Billy Hamilton should look at another article, as I don't think he's going to get on base enough for that blazing speed of his to be useful enough. Taveras has the pop and potentially the defensive ability to be quite valuable for the Cards.
NL Cy Young: Stephen Strasburg – RHP – Washington Nationals
Stephen Strasburg time has arrived the Washington's ace is ready to place it all together and dominate major league hitters over a full season.
Simply put, he has the talent to complete the season with phenomenal numbers 20+ wins, 250+ strikeouts, and an ERA below 2.50. The best thing is, he won't actually have to have this dominant of a performance with Washington's rotation. The Nationals unit falls right under the awesome Atlanta's pitching rotation in the 90's, except maybe a little bit better.
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Posted by munchysmomma on 07/13/2014
Just came from dinner here and I am so glad I tried it. Not big on the communal seating but hey I guess hipsters enjoy these things. Shared the juicy pork buns, chicken wings and cucumber salad. Salad was just pickles, was expecting more of an Asian flavor but was just a half sour pickles which I like so no biggie. Wings were crispy good basic wings. Dumplings were AMAZING!!! So full of flavor, tender thin skin the only downside was I had to share them with mom and dad so I only got 2 :-) Lo mein was good, thick chewy noodles shrimp and I think chicken and pork. Chicken with Chinese broccoli was very good as was the pork belly. Only thing I wasn't a fan of was the moo shu pork, a huge portion but not enough pork and a little on the bland side. And they have a full bar which is a big plus for a Chinese restaurant. The servers were very pleasant which is a plus in this hipster overrun neighborhood where service can be very poor. I def plan on returning and trying a lot more of their dishes. Soup prices were a pretty high but I love a good hot and sour soup, if I love it I will have no problem paying $7 for it. That's next on my list of things to try.
Posted by Sylwia on 04/10/2014
I ordered some beef and broccoli and order of 6 chicken wings. Food came in pretty quick (AB 30MIN) however had no flavor and very small portions for big $$$. I suppose to get 6 pcs of wings and came in 6 but there where divided by 2 so basically you get 1 as 2. beef with broccoli...hmmm where is broccoli? I get only stems.
Posted by ArthurBK on 05/29/2013
Delivery took two hours and they did nothing to ameliorate the situation.
Posted by S.C. on 01/07/2013
The BF and I thought we'd try something new over our old (upscale-ish) Chinese standby for Friday night take out. We were mostly disappointed. The quality of the food was on par, but the prices were much higher. Comparatively, it was a poor value. The Crispy Chicken in Ginger - yummy, but yikes! it costs $15. Spring rolls $5 - 2 yummy, but tiny rolls. House fried rice $8.50 - this would have been good value if it wasn't completely bland. The "Famous" Spicy Kung-Pao Chicken $12.50 - boring and not spicy! Steamed Juicy Buns $6 - excellent, can't complain. Fried chicken wings $6 - boring and greasy. We were just sad to have spent $63+ for take out and got so little food that was mostly unremarkable in taste. The quality is however good. Still, we will not return.
Posted by Dante on 05/13/2012
Rivals Gourmet Chinese rests. up and down the east coast costing double. I had take out only, so can't rate service.
Posted by Anonymous on 03/28/2012
They are the best. I have never had a disappointing dish here, everything is awesome. Mostly the veggie dumplings.
Posted by Displeased on 07/13/2011
I don't understand the fawning reviews of this place.I ordered Sweet n Sour Pork for delivery, waited about 50 minutes and when I opened the bag half of the sweet n sour pork sauce was in the bag, not the container. Then when I took the container out of the bag and opened it, it looked like slimy General Tso's chicken and was only 1/10 as flavorful. And did I mention, it tastes like chicken too? Did I get pork or chicken? It was really quite bland. For $11 it really isn't worth it. Maybe they were having a bad night but I'm not going to waste my money here again.


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Pretty Little Liars Season 4 Promo: 14 Things We Learned
Pretty Little Liars Season 4 is only a little over a month away (it premieres June 11), and the first real promo is already out. This video is overflowing with clues, so of course we took a very close look to figure out what we could discover about the upcoming season.
What's in the trunk? Obviously this promo doesn't answer that question, but it does call it a "terrifying discovery," and shows a clip of Emily in tears. We also hear someone say "She set us up," which isn't good.
Aftermath of the fire. At :05 we see a fireman picking through a burned building (presumably the remains of the fire in the Season 3 finale). He's holding a charred red coat. It also looks like we might get to see inside the burned building at :12.
Toby in the woods. Who is Toby spying on at :05? Is it the fireman?
Aria breaks down. At :06 we see Aria flipping out in a car. She looks angry. Why?
The Liars and Mona. Throughout the promo, we see Mona paired with the Lairs. It seems they are all working together. Why? Well, at :11 Mona tells the Liars, "I need to find out who Red Coat is. She tried to kill all of us!"
Trailer park and the lair. At :06, the Liars and Mona (in a black hoodie!) are in a trailer park. We wonder why. Could that be where "A"s mobile lair is parked? We're thinking yes, because at :07 we see all of the Liars in said lair, looking through a computer.
There IS a body. Or so it would appear at :08, where it looks like there is a body bag.
Broken mask: At :11 we see a broken mask that appears to be under water. We think it's in a pond or lake or something, because there seem to be rocks next to it.
The pool. We know there's a Pailey pool scene coming up, and we get what's probably a flash of it at :11.
Near car accident. Yup, looks like there is another near-fatal vehicular problem at :12.
Funeral? At :13 we see all four Liars in black (and later Mona in black, too). Are they going to a funeral? We're betting so. Not only are they in black, but they're dressed nicely and it's the middle of the day.
New threats. The texted threats aren't over yet. The Liars and Mona get this message: "The truth won't set you free, I'm going to bury you with it. — A." Later, a clip from the same scene shows Emily getting an alert, saying "Oh my god," and then showing the other Liars something on her phone.
Aria gets close with her karate instructor. At :19.
Aria running with tears. Why is Aria running through a hall with tears on her face at :20?
Check it out for yourself.
Did we miss anything? Share your findings in the comments below.
Find more Pretty Little Liars spoilers here.
Pretty Little Liars Season 4 premieres on Tuesday, June 11, 2013 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on ABC Family.
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Juvenile Detention Center: Gymnasium
In 2006, the center's outdoor recreational area was transformed into a state of the art, climate controlled gymnasium as a result of grants received from the Roy J. Carver Foundation, the Scott County Regional Authority, and the River Boat Development Authority. This 1570 square foot facility is equipped with:
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- A mesh barrier so that residents can work out individually or take part in group games or exercises
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- Residents are able to exercise large muscle groups 365 days a year.
- Residents have the choice between highly competitive games, less strenuous activities and individual exercise.
- Staff members are able to direct and challenge residents to expand their comfort zones and discover new areas of interest and talent.
- Residents coming to the Center with varying levels of skill and physical fitness will have a safe, secure area to develop new pass times and perhaps improve self image.
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Elizabethtown Essex County may have their official stance on the controversial SAFE Act in resolution form for a special meeting that would be held March 18.
Chesterfield Supervisors Gerald Morrow, who is chairing a special committee tasked with looking at the new gun control law and drafting a resolution that would be the voice of the county on the matter, said that his committee would meet next week to come up with a resolution.
"(North Hudson Supervisor Ronald) Moore and I have worked on a resolution," Morrow said. "Mine is to repeal the SAFE Act, not to amend it. It makes innocent gun owners criminal. If we get this done, then the chairman (Randy Douglas of Jay) has told me that on March 18, there will be a special board meeting and we will address this. We are not going to sit on this; we are going to get it resolved."
In addition to Morrow and Moore, the committee consists of Elizabethtown Supervisor Margaret Bartley, County Attorney Daniel Manning and County Manager Daniel Palmer and would meet at 11:30 a.m. Monday, March 11.
"I am adamantly opposed to any bill that infringes on my rights," Moore said. "Our representatives should be given the opportunity to debate this subject. This leads to things like this other bill on the Senate that would require a $1 million insurance policy in order to own a gun."
Moriah Supervisor Tom Scozzafava, who presided at the meeting in the absence of Douglas and board vice chair Bill Ferebee, said he looked forward to a vote.
"The committee will draft a resolution and we will have a vote on that resolution on the 18th one way or the other," he said.
Scozzafava added that a planned presentation by Essex County Sheriff Richard Cutting was not going to happen that day.
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A 26-year-old man was hit with what is believed to be a rounders bat by a balaclava-wearing attacker in Grantham.
The assault happened in New Street between 6.30pm and 6.50 pm on Wednesday.
The victim was approached by two men, both wearing dark clothing and balaclavas, and one of them hit him on the arm.
He was not seriously hurt.
One of the offenders is described as around 5ft 10in tall and slim and the other about 6ft 2in tall and stocky.
Police are appealing for anyone who may have seen these men in the area at the time of the incident to get in touch as soon as possible.
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Whether you're spending the 4th of July at a barbecue, picnicking in a park, or relaxing on the beach, you're going to to need some refreshment. What better way to celebrate the day than mixing up a red, white, or blue beverage? (Or perhaps one or two of each?)
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"How long does it take a UV-18 "Twin Otter" to climb to 2,500, discharge it's cargo, land and be ready for the next load? Not long enough! At 95 degrees, Friday was the hottest day of week two, and possibly the hottest day of tryouts yet. A perfect day for the Cadre to test our endurance. The plan was simple, pack where you land, re-rig your smoke bracket, slam down some water, get your gear checked and be waiting on the aircraft. On average the turnaround was about nine minutes. Our Cadre were constantly reminding us "if you miss the aircraft you don't jump, if you don't jump we cannot evaluate your performance, if we cannot evaluate your performance you will go home". Needless to say we were moving faster than we ever have.
Week two wasn't all speed and sweat. We had the unique opportunity of being shadowed by the Pentagon Channel. Between packing, jumping, and CRW (cutting, raking, weeding) we also had interviews. It was a different experience trying to get our tasks completed with a camera and a microphone mere inches from us. We were assured the situation is no different when traveling with the Demonstration Teams. Feeling comfortable in the presence of cameras and microphones is just one more stressor of an already demanding program.
Every morning is nearly the same routine. Physical training at O-five hundred. Followed by breakfast and loading the bus. Our bus ride of course is filled with narration practice, our safety briefing, and a weather forecast. We setup the drop zone with at least two of the Cadre timing us and motivating us to move faster. Then begins the training. Long days filled with parachute packing, debriefs, critiques, and coaching. It is always a relief when the red bullhorn sounds with " Break It Down". Granted the bus ride home will be filled with practice interviews, more narration training and debriefs. But we are all relieved to know the day is done, even more so when it ends an entire week. Bring on Week Three !"


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....a sequel to Ishtar would be the all time champeen of waiting for any kind of sequel......
I am going to have to write a list
of the books with the longest wait times, but
only the ones written by the same authors.
Stephen king maybe on this list twice.
for Shinning and for books 3-4_Dark Tower/
then he might someday write a sequel to
Firestarter and even a REAL Carrie sequel.
(with or without Carrie her self)
Its a conundrum to me whether I should count
the story of Father Callahan as a sequel to
Salem's Lot. Im inclined to say it was.
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