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- Jeffrey Amack, PhD
Associate ProfessorResearch Interests: Genetics and cell biology of organ morphogenesis during embryonic development.
- David Amberg, PhD
ProfessorResearch Interests: Regulation of actin dynamics and analysis of genomic influences on actin function.
- Edward Berry, PhD
Assistant ProfessorResearch Interests: Biological energy transduction by membrane protein complexes, with emphasis on oxidative phosphorylation and photosynthesis.
- Scott Blystone, PhD
Associate ProfessorResearch Interests: Actin Cytoskeletal Dynamics in the leukocyte inflammatory phenotype.
- Dimitra Bourboulia, PhD
Assistant ProfessorResearch Interests:
* Cancer Biology and Cell Signaling
* Molecular mechanisms of cancer progression
* Prostate cancer development and progression
- Gennady Bratslavsky, MD
Professor and ChairResearch Interests:
Basic, clinical, and translational prostate, bladder, and kidney research.
- William Brunken, PhD
ProfessorResearch Interests:
Epigenetic regulation of brain and ocular development; the role of extracellular matrix in ocular development and disease.
- Blair Calancie, PhD
ProfessorResearch Interests: CNS plasticity after trauma; intraoiperative electrophysiology.
- Peter Calvert, PhD
Associate ProfessorResearch Interests: Molecular mechanisms of protein transport and localization in retinal neurons; mechanisms of retinal degenerative diseases
- Gary Chan, PhD
Assistant ProfessorResearch Interests:
Human cytomegalovirus pathogenesis and persistence.
- Xin Jie Chen, PhD
ProfessorResearch Interests: Mitochondrial biogenesis and inheritance, aging and aging-related degenerative diseases.
- Michael Cosgrove, PhD
Associate ProfessorResearch Interests:
Epigenetic regulation of chromatin, Mixed Lineage Leukemia, structural biology, enzymology.
- Timothy Damron, MD
ProfessorResearch Interests: Radioprotectant strategies: pediatric growth plate. Treatment of Fractures in Pathology Bone, Reconstructive Alternatives: Limb-Sparing Sarcoma Surgery, Genetics of Pagetoid Osteosarcoma
- Joseph Domachowske, MD
ProfessorResearch Interests: Pneumovirus pathogenesis.
- Dipak Dube, PhD
ProfessorResearch Interests: Molecular mechanism of cardiac myofibrillogenesis in vertebrates.
- Thomas Duncan, PhD
Associate ProfessorResearch Interests: Bioenergetics, enzymology, structural biology, membrane protein function.
- Timothy Endy, MD, MPH
ProfessorResearch Interests: Understanding the epidemiology and pathogenesis of viral hemorrhagic and encephalitic arboviruses and host-vector interactions.
- Stephen Faraone, PhD
Distinguished ProfessorResearch Interests:
My group seeks to discover new medicines for attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and autism based on discoveries in genetics. These two disorders frequently occur together and cause numerous problems for patients and their families. We need new medicines for these disorders because the ones we use now are only partially effective or cannot be used widely because they cause other problems. Importantly, no medicines can currently cure or prevent these disorders. The Faraone Lab searches for genes that cause ADHD and autism and figures out how these genes differ from genes in other children. We then study how these genes work together with networks of other genes in brain cells. By learning how defects in risk genes for ADHD and autism disturb the functioning of these networks, we find new targets for medicines.
- Bart Farell, PhD
Voluntary FacultyResearch Interests: Mechanisms of visual perception of 3-D position, motion, color and object shape, investigated by psychophysical methods.
- Wenyi Feng, PhD
Assistant ProfessorResearch Interests: Chromosomal DNA replication origins (location, timing and regulation), replication fork integrity and checkpoint regulation, genomic instability and chromosome fragility in both the yeast and human genome
- Jerrie Gavalchin, PhD
ProfessorResearch Interests: Regulation of pathogenic antibody production in autoimmune glomerulonephritis; Cell-surface receptors for retroviruses
- Debashis Ghosh, MSc, PhD
ProfessorResearch Interests: Structure and function of enzymes in estrogen and androgen biosynthesis; rational design of enzyme modulators in hormonal breast and prostate cancers; characterization of interphotoreceptor retinol binding proteins.
- Stephen Glatt, PhD
Associate ProfessorResearch Interests:
Dr. Glatt is Director of the Psychiatric Genetic Epidemiology & Neurobiology Laboratory (PsychGENe Lab). The mission of the PsychGENe Lab is to develop and apply methods for finding the causes of mental health and mental illness. The vision of the lab is that we will discover those causes and use that information to design interventions that treat or prevent these disorders, or foster resilience to them. We are running numerous research projects aimed at finding the genes and environmental risk factors for a wide variety of disorders, including schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, autism spectrum disorder, and substance abuse disorders, among others. Our pipeline seeks to identify "risk genes" for these disorders by studying affected individuals and families and then to reveal how such genes alter brain biology leading to a vulnerability to mental illness.
- Steven Hanes, PhD
ProfessorResearch Interests: Gene expression in development and disease, RNA pol II regulation, homeobox genes, prolyl isomerases
- George Holz, PhD
ProfessorResearch Interests: Drug development for the treatment of type 2 diabetes mellitus.
- Brian Howell, PhD
Associate ProfessorResearch Interests: The signal transduction events that regulate the functional organization of neurons in the brain, and the phenotypes caused by defects in the genes that encode these signaling molecules.
- Huaiyu Hu, PhD
Associate ProfessorResearch Interests: Molecular studies of brain malformations.
- Ying Huang, MD, PhD
ProfessorResearch Interests: Oncogenic signaling in cellular transformation and apoptosis; tumor suppressor genes.
- Bihchen Hwang, DDS, PhD
ProfessorResearch Interests: DNA replication of herpes viruses.
- Burk Jubelt, MD
ProfessorResearch Interests:
CNS acute and chronic polio- and entero-virus infections; Growth factors for Post-Polio Syndrome; Treatment of Multiple Sclerosis; Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Motor Neuron Gene Expression
- Patricia Kane, PhD
Professor and ChairResearch Interests: Vacuolar H+ATPases (structure, function, assembly and regulation), cellular pH homeostasis, cellular stress responses, protein sorting, genomics, yeast as a model system
- Wendy Kates, PhD
ProfessorResearch Interests:
My lab studies brain development and brain function in individuals with genetic disorders. The main focus of our work is on a genetic disorder called 22q11.2 Deletion Syndrome (22q11DS). Individuals with 22q11DS are at a 25-fold greater risk for developing schizophrenia than individuals in the general population. We examine the effects of genetic mutation, brain development, and neuropsychological function in youth with this disorder, in order to identify the factors that place youth at highest risk for developing schizophrenia. Eventually, our research may allow us to identify and provide early interventions to youth at high risk for schizophrenia, potentially easing the huge toll that schizophrenia takes on families. Another focus of our work is to determine the effectiveness of computer-based, on-line, cognitive interventions in youth with genetically based intellectual disorders. Our hope is that by demonstrating the effectiveness of on-line, cognitive interventions, we can reach and benefit many youth who may not have access to centers that are providing such interventions in person.
- William Kerr, PhD
ProfessorResearch Interests: Transplant immunology and stem cell biology.
- Dilip Kittur, MD, ScD, FACS
ProfessorResearch Interests: Xenotransplantation, Endothelial cell dysfunction, Use of herbal products in transplant biology
- Barry Knox, PhD
Professor and ChairResearch Interests: Visual transduction, Gene Expression, Membrane proteins
- Bruce Knutson, PhD
Assistant ProfessorResearch Interests:
RNA polymerase I transcription (structure, assembly, regulation), nucleolar biology, macromolecular architecture, crosslinking, proteomics, bioinformatics, modeling, molecular genetics, biochemistry, model systems
- Leszek Kotula, MD/PhD
Associate ProfessorResearch Interests:
Cancer biology, cell signaling, the role of actin cytoskeleton in tumor progression, mouse models of cancer
- Mira Krendel, PhD
Associate ProfessorResearch Interests: Physiological functions of myosin motors and their roles in diabetic kidney disease and cancer
- Andrzej Krol, PhD
ProfessorResearch Interests:
Advanced tomographic reconstruction in PET and SPECT. Breast cancer detection and imaging using molecular, MR and x-ray imaging. Nonrigid multimodality breast image registration and fusion. Advanced breast cancer lumpectomy. Ultrafast laser-based x-ray source for biomedical imaging. Advanced tomographic reconstruction in cone-beam micro-CT.
- Stewart Loh, PhD
ProfessorResearch Interests:
Protein engineering, design, and folding
- Hong Lu, PhD
Assistant ProfessorResearch Interests:
Gene regulation during liver development and carcinogenesis
Drug metabolism, liver protection, cancer chemoprevention, and cancer therapy
- Juntao Luo, PhD
Assistant ProfessorResearch Interests:
Nanomedicine, drug delivery, cancer imaging and cancer treatment; gene delivery and gene therapy, protein/peptide delivery. biomaterials in tissue engineering; combinatorial chemistry and drug discovery; High throughput screening; microarrays.
- Kenneth Mann, PhD
ProfessorResearch Interests: Micro-mechanics of implant interfaces; damage evolution of joint replacements and biomaterials; in vivo models of tumor osteolysis and prediction of fracture risk; general orthopedic biomechanics.
- Paul Massa, PhD
ProfessorResearch Interests:
Regulation of innate immune responses to viruses.
- Russell Matthews, PhD
Associate ProfessorResearch Interests: Role of glycoproteins in oncogenesis and brain development
- Frank Middleton, PhD
Associate ProfessorResearch Interests:
Molecular basis of cortical-basal ganglia and cortical-cerebellar circuit formation and dysfunction in neurological and psychiatric disease.
- David Mitchell, PhD
ProfessorResearch Interests: Regulation of ciliary dynein activity and assembly, and the role of the central pair complex in ciliary motility regulation.
- Jennifer Moffat, PhD
Associate ProfessorResearch Interests: Varicella zoster pathogenesis.
- Golam Mohi, PhD
Associate ProfessorResearch Interests:Stem cell biology, cell signaling, hematopoiesis and blood cancer
- Mehdi Mollapour, PhD
Assistant ProfessorResearch Interests:
Post-translational regulation of the Hsp90 molecular chaperone machinery in cancer
- Brad Motter, PhD
Voluntary FacultyResearch Interests: Visual Neurophysiology; Visual Attention; Visual Search Behavior
- Christopher Neville, PT, PhD
Associate ProfessorResearch Interests:
- Megan Oest, PhD
Assistant ProfessorResearch Interests:
Radiation damage to bone; mechanical regulation of bone cell behavior; mesenchymal stem cells; orthopedic tissue engineering; fetal basis of adult disease.
- Eric Olson, PhD
Associate ProfessorResearch Interests: Cellular and molecular mechanisms of cerebral cortex development.
- Donna Osterhout, PhD
Assistant ProfessorResearch Interests:
Biology of oligodendroglia and myelin formation during development, remyelination and repair in spinal cord injury and MS"
- Andras Perl, MD, PhD
ProfessorResearch Interests:
Genes and Viruses Predisposing to Autoimmunity, Genetics, Apoptosis, Endogenous Retroviruses, Transaldolase
- Arkadii Perzov, PhD
ProfessorResearch Interests: Biophysical mechanisms of cardiac arrhythmias; fluorescence imaging.
- Francesca Pignoni, PhD
Associate ProfessorResearch Interests:Neurogenesis; Retinal Progenitor Cells Specification and Proliferation; Genetic Control of Stem Cell Identity and Maintenance; Disease Genes Analysis in Drosophila
- Thomas Poole, PhD
Associate ProfessorResearch Interests: Vascular development and the alignment of growing nerves and blood vessels in quail and zebrafish embryos.
- Dawn Post, PhD
Assistant ProfessorResearch Interests:
Cancer treatments. My lab is currently investigating two different cancer therapy approaches: (1) oncolytic viruses and (2) inhibitors of the EGFR/Her pathway.
- David Pruyne, PhD
Assistant ProfessorResearch Interests: Biochemistry and cell biology of formins as actin cytoskeleton organizers, using Caenorhabditis elegans as a model system.
- Michael Roe, PhD
Associate ProfessorResearch Interests: The Roe laboratory studies signal transduction mechanisms that regulate pancreatic beta cell biology and the pathophysiology of diabetes.
- Jean Sanger, PhD
ProfessorResearch Interests: Analysis of the assembly of the actin/myosin cytoskeleton in muscle and non-muscle cells.
- Joseph Sanger, PhD
Professor and ChairResearch Interests: Cellular analysis of the formation of myofibrils, stress fibers, and cleavage furrows in living cells.
- Mark Schmitt, PhD
ProfessorResearch Interests: Ribonucleoprotein assembly and biogenesis; mitochondrial RNA import, mRNA degradation, cell cycle control
- M Saeed Sheikh, MD, PhD
ProfessorResearch Interests: Apoptotic signal transduction and cancer biology.
- Edward Shillitoe, PhD
ProfessorResearch Interests:
Gene therapy for cancer; Bacterial causes of obesity, diabetes and periodontal disease
- Vladimir Sirotkin, PhD
Assistant ProfessorResearch Interests: Mechanisms of the actin cytoskeleton assembly and role of myosin-1 during endocytosis in fission yeast.
- Steven Taffet, PhD
ProfessorResearch Interests: Regulation of intercellular communication in the heart, gene expression during macrophage activation
- Daniel Tso, PhD
Associate ProfessorResearch Interests: Neuronal mechanisms of visual perception, studied through physiological, anatomical and functional imaging techniques.
- Christopher Turner, PhD
Distinguished ProfessorResearch Interests: Regulation of cell migration by focal adhesion adapter proteins and their role in cancer cell metastasis.
- Mary Lou Vallano, PhD
ProfessorResearch Interests: Neuronal survival and development.
- Richard Veenstra, PhD
ProfessorResearch Interests: Regulation of connexin-specific-gap-junctions; gap junction channel biophysics.
- Andrea Viczian, PhD
Assistant ProfessorResearch Interests: Mammalian retinal stem cells formation; molecular mechanism of retinal cell fate decisions; using cell replacement therapy to heal the blinded eye.
- Stephan Wilkens, PhD
Associate ProfessorResearch Interests: Structure and Mechanism of Membrane Bound Transport Proteins
- Gary Winslow, PhD
ProfessorResearch Interests:
Host defense against intracellular pathogens, B cell responses, immunological memory
- Richard JH Wojcikiewicz, PhD
Professor and Interim ChairResearch Interests:
Intracellular signaling via InsP3 receptors and their regulation by the ubiquitin/proteasome pathway and Bcl-2 family proteins.
- Yunlei Yang, MD, PhD
Assistant ProfessorResearch Interests:
Deciphering and manipulating the cellular signaling circuits for feeding behaviors using approaches including electrophysiology, pharmacogenetics and optogenetics.
- Wei-Dong Yao, PhD
Associate ProfessorResearch Interests:
At the newly established Molecular Cellular Neuropsychiatry Laboratory at Upstate, directed by Dr. Yao, the mission is to find out how psychiatric diseases damage brain cells and their proper wiring, and how these impairments cause mental illnesses. Our hypothesis is that impaired assembly, function, and plasticity of synapses (small junctions that permit nerve cells to pass an electrical or chemical signal from one to another) and neural circuits underlie cognitive, memory, and emotional deficits of essentially all neuropsychiatric diseases. We are investigating this hypothesis using a number of state-of-the-art molecular, cellular, and electrophysiological technologies on genetically engineered mouse models and induced pluripotent stem cells (iPS cells) derived from human patients. Our major interests are addiction, schizophrenia, autism, and primarily prefrontal cortex related brain and mental diseases. Our previous work done at Harvard Medical School has identified new brain signaling pathways that regulate synapse formation and stabilization and neural circuit rewiring that provide fundamental breakthroughs about the pathogenesis of these diseases. At SUNY Upstate we will continue our cutting-edge research, and the knowledge obtained will be an prerequisite for development of more effective treatment strategies for these diseases.
Selected Publications:
Jakovcevski M, Ruan H, Shen EY, Dincer A, Javidfar B, Ma Q, Peter CJ, Cheung I, Mitchell AC, Jiang Y, Pothula V, Stewart F, Ernst P, Yao WD*, Akbarian S*. (2015) Neuronal kmt2a/mll1 histone methyltransferase is essential for prefrontal synaptic plasticity and working memory. J Neurosci, 35:5097-108. (*Co-corresponding authors).
Gascon E, Lynch K, Ruan H, Verheyden J, Sun D, Jiao J, Jakovcevksi M, Tapper, AR, Akbarian S, Yao WD, Gao FB. (2014) Alterations in microRNA-124 and AMPA receptors contribute to social behavioral deficits in frontotemporal dementia. Nat Med 20:1444-51.
Zhang JP*, Saur TX*, Duke AN, Grant SG, Platt DM, Rowlett JK, Isacson O, Yao WD. (2014) Motor impairments, striatal degeneration, and altered dopamine-glutamate interplay in mice lacking PSD-95. J Neurogenet, 28:98-111.
Ruan H, Saur TX, Yao WD. (2014) Dopamine-enabled anti-Hebbian timing-dependent plasticity in prefrontal circuitry. Front Neural Circuits. Apr 23;8:38. doi: 10.3389/fncir.2014.00038.
Shulha HP, Crisci J, Reshetov D, Cheung I, Bharadwaj R, Chou HJ, Peter CJ, Houston I, Yao WD, Myers RH, Chen JF, Preuss TM, Rogaev E, Jensen JD, Weng Z, Akbarian S. (2012) Human-specific histone methylation signatures at transcription start sites in prefrontal neurons. PLoS Biol; 10(11):e1001427.
Xu TX, Yao WD. (2010) D1 and D2 dopamine receptors in separate circuits cooperate to drive associative long-term potentiation in the prefrontal cortex. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A; 107:16366-71.
Xu TX, Sotnikova TD, Liang C, Zhang J, Jung JU, Spealman RD, Gainetdinov RR, Yao WD. (2009) Hyperdopaminergic tone erodes prefrontal LTP via a D2 receptor-operated protein phosphatase gate. J Neurosci; 29:14086-99.
Zhang JP, Vinuela A, Neely MH, Grant SG, Miller GM, Isacson O, Caron MG, Yao WD. (2007) Inhibition of the dopamine D1 receptor signaling by PSD-95. J Biol Chem; 282:15778-89.
- Li-Ru Zhao, PhD
Associate ProfessorResearch Interests:
Brain plasticity, Brain repair, stroke, Alzheimer's disease, CADASIL, Traumatic brain injury, Live brain imaging, Stem cell biology and therapy, Cell signaling, Cell-cell interaction.
- Sijun Zhu, MD, PhD
Assistant ProfessorResearch Interests:
Genetic mechanisms of Drosophila neural stem cell self-renewal and specification.
- Michael Zuber, PhD
Associate ProfessorResearch Interests: The molecular basis of retinal stem cell formation; regulating retinal stem/progenitor cell proliferation; using retinal stem/progenitor cells to heal the injured or degenerating retina.


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By John Castell
December 29, 2011
Imagine unlocking your unlocked cell phone or other mobile device by simply looking at it! Well the United States Patent and trademark Office published an Apple patent application related to face and presence detection to help keep iOS devices secure.
Future Apple iOS based devices may employ a variety of radiation emissions to determine when a user enters the hardware's field of detection and in response activates the device. Using a well tested emitter-detector protocol... this new platform being developed by Apple will not necessitate the tap of key, press of a mouse button or therwisw physically interact with devices to activate them from sleep mode.
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This weekend marks the end of the first week of climate change discussions in Copenhagen, Denmark. Leaders from around the world have congregated to discuss their goals for lowering emissions and to pledge financial assistance for developing countries to adapt to the consequences of climate change. While national leaders are negotiating their commitments, what changes are possible at an individual level?
In a recent study, Frantz and Mayer apply a popular model of helping to the issue of climate change and hypothesize as to what motivates individuals to take action (or not). Their model outlines where change can be encouraged and where barriers to change often exist at the individual and organizational level. For example, their findings suggest that the sheer magnitude of the climate change problem — and the fact that the personal resources of individuals pale in comparison — is one of the factors that leads individuals to "engage in defensive attribution" and thus deflect responsibility. They go on to suggest ways of engaging individuals with nature as well as helping them see ways they can participate in collective actions that increase their overall sense of efficacy.
In short, climate change is a complex issue to address — one that will require the efforts of nations, organizations and individuals. Social psychology has much to offer activists and organizers who need to consider the ways in which individuals rationalize action and/or inaction.
Frantz and Mayer, 2009, The Emergency of Climate Change: Why Are We Failing to Take Action?


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Pivot Point International Unites Beauty Industry Nationwide to Support the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children with Cares For Kids™ #BEAUTYRAISER
Chicago, Ill., June 3, 2015 –Pivot Point International, a global leader in cosmetology education, continues to champion child welfare by rallying the beauty industry in support of the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children. Beauty students and salon professionals nationwide are encouraged to support NCMEC by hosting their own Cares for Kids #BEAUTYRAISER and donate proceeds from their event to NCMEC to support its work to find missing children and prevent child abduction and child sexual exploitation.
Embarking on their 18th year of fundraising for NCMEC, Pivot Point has introduced several innovations to better engage today's connected students, salon professionals and clients, featuring:
- Utilization of the social-based fundraising platform Crowdrise, allowing for schools/salon professionals to engage their social community
- NCMEC's "Picture Them Home" tools, allowing schools/salon professionals to distribute photos of missing children from their local area to encourage dialogue with salon guests and create an impactful connection for supporting this cause
- Updated campaign name Cares for Kids #BEAUTYRAISER to better position the array of services that schools/salon professionals offer
Established in 1984, NCMEC is the leading nonprofit organization in the U.S. supporting law enforcement, families and the professionals who serve them on issues related to missing and sexually exploited children. Last year, law enforcement in the U.S. received more than 460,000 reports of missing children. In addition, U.S. law enforcement officials have seen a dramatic increase in child sexual exploitation cases in recent years, including child pornography, online enticement and child sex trafficking. Last year, NCMEC's CyberTipline received a record 1.1 million reports of suspected child sexual exploitation.
To promote awareness of NCMEC's efforts and provide support to participating schools/salon professionals, a complete fundraising toolkit that includes NCMEC background information, a video featuring Alicia Kozakiewicz—a survivor of Internet luring, and other visual assets are available through Pivot Point.
Pivot Point Cares for Kids
In making the announcement, Pivot Point Chairman and CEO Robert Passage noted "Pivot Point first became involved with the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children in 1997, when my late sister Corrine created the Pivot Point Cares for Kids™ program. Over the years, we've raised more than $1,000,000 to support the work of this organization. Our stance on protecting children is unwavering—we believe every child deserves a safe childhood; we won't have children harmed on beauty's watch."
Facts on Missing and Exploited Children
- NCMEC has assisted law enforcement in the recovery of more than 208,500 missing children since it was founded in 1984
- Ninety-three percent of teens ages 12-17 go online
- Of children 5 years old and younger who use the Internet, 80% use it once a week
- One in 25 children ages 10-17 receive an online sexual solicitation where the solicitor tries to make offline contact
For information on how to get involved with this worthy cause, visit pivot-point.com/ncmec.
Pivot Point International, founded by Leo Passage in 1962, is the global premier provider of hair, tools and beauty educational solutions for schools, salons, students, individual stylists and distributors. pivot-point.com.
The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children is the leading 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization working with law enforcement, families and the professionals who serve them on issues relating to missing and sexually exploited children. Authorized by Congress to serve as the nation's clearinghouse on these issues, NCMEC operates a hotline, 1-800-THE-LOST® (1-800-843-5678), and has assisted law enforcement in the recovery of more than 208,500 children. NCMEC also operates the CyberTipline, a mechanism for reporting child pornography, child sex trafficking and other forms of child sexual exploitation. Since the tip line launched in 1998, more than 4.9 million reports of suspected child sexual exploitation have been received, and since the NCMEC's Child Victim Identification Program was created in 2002 more than 145 million suspected child pornography images have been reviewed and analyzed. NCMEC works in partnership with the U.S. Department of Justice's Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention. To learn more about NCMEC, visit missingkids.com. Follow NCMEC on Twitter and like NCMEC on Facebook.
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Latest News Releases
- Jun 3, 2015
- Pivot Point International Unites Beauty Industry Nationwide to Support the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children with Cares For Kids™ #BEAUTYRAISER
- May 21, 2015
- NCMEC, Clear Channel Outdoor Americas and Clear Channel Airports Launch Year-Long 'Be Here for Kids' Campaign Timed with National Missing Children's Day
- Apr 28, 2015
- Google's Eric Schmidt, Humanitarian Cindy McCain and Abduction Survivor Carlina White to be Honored at National Center for Missing & Exploited Children Hope Awards
- Mar 19, 2015
- President and CEO John Ryan Retires After 12 Years on Board and Three as President and CEO
- Feb 6, 2015
- NCMEC and CA Technologies Help Educators and Law Enforcement Understand the Latest Trends in Internet Safety Education
- Jan 22, 2015
- NCMEC and Honeywell Partner to Bring Abduction Prevention Education to America's Elementary Schools
- Jan 9, 2015
- Canon U.S.A. and the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children Kick Off 2015 with a Red Carpet Event to Celebrate Child Safety Efforts


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Blood Glucose Meter
Having diabetes isn't so bad - as long as you're careful about managing your blood glucose! In this BrainPOP movie on blood glucose meters, Tim and Moby rhyme their way through each of the steps that diabetics need to complete to effectively test their glucose levels. You'll learn how diabetics use their blood glucose meters - by loading in test strips, taking a blood sample with a lancing device, and writing down their readings in a log book. If you've been waiting to hear Tim bust some funky rhymes - and want to learn about blood glucose meters in the process - then this is the BrainPOP movie for you!
Learn More:How much blood is needed to get an accurate reading with a blood glucose meter?I have a friend who has to test her blood because she has hypoglycemia. What's that?When the doctor pricks your finger for blood, is he or she testing for diabetes?
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Kevin Garnett of the Boston Celtics shoots the ball against Nikola... News PhotoBall,Basketball - NBA Pro,Basketball - Sport,Boston - Massachusetts,Boston Celtics,Horizontal,Kevin Garnett,Massachusetts,Nikola Vučević,Orlando Magic,Shooting Baskets,Sport,TD Garden,Taking a Shot - Sport,USAPhotographer Brian BabineauCollection: National Basketball Association 2013 NBAEBOSTON, MA - FEBRUARY 1: Kevin Garnett #5 of the Boston Celtics shoots the ball against Nikola Vucevic #9 of the Orlando Magic on February 1, 2013 at the TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this photograph, User is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. Mandatory Copyright Notice: Copyright 2013 NBAE (Photo by Brian Babineau/NBAE via Getty Images)


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Patrons of the New York State Zoo at Thompson Park got their first look Friday at a set of four Canada lynx kittens born in early May.
The three male and one female kittens, born about six weeks ago, could be seen scampering around a small enclosure inside of the lynx exhibit area. Their mother, Chayne, 5, kept vigil at the enclosures opening, effectively preventing the kittens from doing anything more than briefly poking their heads out.
Children from several local schools and their chaperones could be seen at the edge of the exhibit, positioning themselves to see the lynxes.
This is our experiment today, said Sue M. Sabik, the zoos general curator.
Ms. Sabik complimented Chaynes work as a first-time mother and said all of the kittens were healthy.
Shes done everything by the book, Ms. Sabik said.
Though she said the kittens were a little wobbly, the four are now starting to do things such as climb.
Velcro claws, she said.
The kittens, weighing 2 to 3 pounds each, do not have names yet. The kittens father, Abraham, 2, lounged on one end of the lynx exhibit area. He will be kept from the kittens for a brief period until they are more grown.
The two parent lynxes were introduced in May 2012. Abraham, born in May 2011 at the Assiniboine Park Zoo, Winnipeg, Manitoba, was made available to the zoo through the Association of Zoos and Aquariums Canada lynx breeding program.
Were really happy that within a year theyre already breeding, zoo Executive Director John T. Wright said.
Mr. Wright and Ms. Sabik said the zoo was the third in the country to have a lynx litter this year, following zoos in Cheyenne, Wyo., and Colorado Springs, Colo.
Mr. Wright said the kittens will be raised at the zoo by their parents until they are old enough to be sent to other zoos for breeding and display. He projected the kittens would be at the zoo until the fall.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has listed the Canada lynx as an endangered species in several states, including New York. The service shows on its website that the cats population is spread through areas with boreal forest conditions.
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Ashes 2013: Australia batting embarrasses Jeff Thomson
Former Australia fast bowler Jeff Thomson admits he was "embarrassed" by his country's batting performance in the second Ashes Test loss at Lord's.
England won by 347 runs to take a 2-0 lead in the series.
"I'm embarrassed. I hope like hell they can do something in Manchester," Thomson, 62, told BBC Radio 5 live.
"We just said it's the worst batting we've ever seen in our life. Then they turned around and did it in the second innings."
England's biggest Test wins (by runs)
675 runs v Australia, Brisbane, 1928
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338 runs v Australia, Adelaide, 1933
329 runs v Bangladesh, Chittagong, 2003
Australia were bowled out in their second innings for 235 late on the fourth day, after England had set them 583 to win by declaring on 349-7. They had earlier been dismissed for 128 in their first innings.
The visitors, who also lost a thrilling first Test by 14 runs on the final day at Trent Bridge, go into the third Test at Old Trafford, starting on 1 August, facing the prospect of a series defeat.
Thomson, who took 200 Test wickets before retiring in 1986, is regarded as one of the fastest bowlers to ever play Test cricket.
His bowling partnership with Dennis Lillee was one of the most fearsome in Test cricket history.
He said: "I was impressed with the guys in the first game in Nottingham. I was proud. I thought these guys aren't that great but they're fighters. Then they came out at Lord's, and the bowlers did a fair job.
"I thought that was very good, then we're out in 50 overs. And the shots they played, I was so angry."
Former England skipper Mike Gatting says he has little sympathy for Australia's current plight.
"I can't feel sorry for them because we've had many beatings from them," he told BBC Radio 5 live. "Losing is very hard and they do tend to rub your nose in it, especially if you are in Australia."
The 56-year-old, who scored 4,409 runs in 79 Tests including 23 matches as captain, became the last England skipper for 18 years to lift the Ashes when he led them to victory in Australia in 1986-87.
He said it was important for England not to let up, adding: "They have to keep the foot on the Australian throat and make sure they don't get up."
Comment number 390. Posted by WillyOfOzon 26 Jul 2013 14:18
Don't see kids going into other sports, less sports in general. Will need to develop the talent we have, the numbers game of every kid playing (when I was a kid) no longer applies. FC cricket, Oz is so big you have to move to a city to play. Friend in NSW 2nd XI squad aged 21 but he had to live in Sydney, with little money and a bad day job
Comment number 389. Posted by SidneyBarneson 26 Jul 2013 14:10
38-5-156-2. Fawad Ahmed's scintillating analysis against South Africa A. Even though its clearly a road, he's gone for more per over (4.10) than all the other 5 in the main bowling line-up except Glenn Maxwell.
Talk about pressing for selection.
Comment number 387. Posted by Gowers great Tiger Moth incidenton 26 Jul 2013 09:52
Absolutely. Like the Windies they'll stay week for the next 20 yrs. Their FC game is a joke and there's only pyjama cricketers coming through - Warner is the prime example.
Comment number 386. Posted by The Great BfBon 25 Jul 2013 21:42
I don't see Proud Australian anywhere. This blog is completely pointless without his expert input, repartee, wit, and predictions.
Comment number 385. Posted by teknoiron 25 Jul 2013 14:57
isn't Australia going through what Windies went through over the many years now. that young player are now getting into other more glamorous money making sports, like soccer, basketball and glamour has also entered into the many Olympic sports
test cricket is not an international sport like soccer etc. it has its followers but fewer and allegedly old fashioned.
Comment number 384. Posted by Avalonon 25 Jul 2013 13:59
@383, I tihnk th real series defining moment was at lords when the england bowlers worked over the Aussies and I think it was jones that stood to to toe with Langer (or is that a flakey memory) giving the 'eye'.
Even though we lost that test, the Aussies knew this england team was different, thats what Langer said in his bio, he also makes reference to OT, but cant remember the wording.
Comment number 383. Posted by paullakeskneeson 25 Jul 2013 13:39
I understand that totally but would still view winning any game as more important and season defining than dominating but drawing. So, what we are actually saying is that Vaughan was taking positives from disappointment ( rightly so) but the events of that day have become some kind of series-defining moment as time has passed and we look back at a glorious summer with nostalgic indulgence
Comment number 382. Posted by Kapnagon 25 Jul 2013 13:16
England's disappointment after Old Trafford was because they knew they were on top for the whole test and were denied a completely deserved victory. Vaughan on the pitch afterwards said to his players that however disappointed they were, the aussies were on the balcony celebrating a draw, something very un-australian as they always pointed out to the English (i.e. what the original point was)
Comment number 381. Posted by paullakeskneeson 25 Jul 2013 13:09
apologies for the confusion tonep, seems kapnag and myself have gone off at a bit of a tangent here
Comment number 380. Posted by NothernApeon 25 Jul 2013 13:06
I think paullakesknees is talking about this series but other people are talking about the 2005 series when it was a draw at OT
Comment number 379. Posted by tonepon 25 Jul 2013 12:59
Yes I think theres two conversations going on here. Can the o.p please confirm which OT test he is talking about .
Comment number 378. Posted by paullakeskneeson 25 Jul 2013 12:56
I do regard winning a game after being the dominant force for much of it and still having the mental strength to come out on top when things got tight as more seminal than failing to win a game where the opposition were clearly resigned to defeat for much of the last day as more seminal, yes. Are you suggesting England were somehow happier after OT than Edgbaston?
Comment number 377. Posted by NothernApeon 25 Jul 2013 12:55
Ahhh I see. thanks
Comment number 376. Posted by Avalonon 25 Jul 2013 12:49
@374.NothernApe, a couple of conversations are at cross threads here, PLK is talking about the 2005 OT test, where as there is one talking about the 2013 OT test.
Comment number 375. Posted by Kapnagon 25 Jul 2013 12:48
you regard an evenly poised match at egbaston that could have gone either way and went down to the wire on who could win it as more seminal than outplaying them for 4 days never giving them a sniff of winning at Old Trafford? And in so doing, disagreeing with all the players that participated and the pundits who witnessed it? Right-o
Comment number 374. Posted by NothernApeon 25 Jul 2013 12:34
I'm not sure what you mean. Are you saying that England shouldn't be confident of winning at Old Trafford? They have a very good record. The last time they lost at OT was in 2001 against Pakistan.
With that in mind, and the fact that the Aussies are playing so badly, surely England are right to be confident?
Comment number 373. Posted by Reza123on 25 Jul 2013 12:10
Also, Australia's population of British extraction is being overtaken by people whose heritage from all over the world, many from traditionally non-cricket playing countries. The youngsters born to non-British ancestral household will not be that interested in cricket, and if they are, it will be T20 cricket, not the 4 day or even the one day game.
England will dominate tests for a long time.
Comment number 372. Posted by John Fishon 25 Jul 2013 12:00
Let's me honest people like Jeff Thomson & Merv Hughes aren't exactly the most intelligent and perceptive cricket pundits, so it is best just to ignore their viewpoint.
Comment number 371. Posted by Reza123on 25 Jul 2013 11:59
I can see the Big Bash becoming huge. It almost has an MLB feel to it Down Under. Honestly, I think this is the beginning of the end of Australia test cricket. All th young players only wants play the BB so won't be able to really construct an innings. Over here in England the T20 doesn't take a priority, at least not yet because they don't have the huge backers, TV deals, etc.
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Barkley Prefers Young and Dumb
They are not constructed well and they got older. I want you to compare them to what the Celtics did. The Celtics have older guys but they went out and got a bunch of younger guys. The Knicks are not constructed well and they went out and got a bunch of old guys. If you are going to go out and get a bunch of guys, I want guys who will play hard, even if they are wild and crazy, and young and dumb. At least they'll play with great energy. I think that's better than bringing in a bunch of old guys.
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It will come as no surprise to those of you with, say, a television, but Charles Barkley is not that high on the Knicks.
Barkley has made this something of a hobby horse of his the last few years, a habit that has been made all the more annoying by the fact he's happened to be right. Obviously, his point here is hardly novel, you might have noticed a few others point out the fact that the Knicks are kind of old. It could prove that the veteran leadership does turn out to be too long in the tooth, we should get especially worried when guys start forgetting their keys and handing out hard candy, but for now the old dogs have looked like there's plenty left in the tank and the "too old" concern may prove overblown.
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WADDINGTON – The villages mayor says the desecration of the Virgin Mary statue at St. Marys Church last month is not an isolated event.
Vandalism is becoming more common in the village, Mayor Janet M. Otto-Cassada said.
Over the last several years, she says destroyed park benches, damaged picnic tables, and signs taken off docks and thrown in the St. Lawrence River have disturbed an otherwise quaint village.
Most recently, the Donald M. Martin Civic Centers door and window was broken, Mrs. Otto-Cassada said. That had to be repaired. We needed new signs and new benches and secure what-have-you down. Our picnic tables are now made of steel and are indestructible.
She said in some cases, parents arent doing much to stop destruction of public property.
We had to lock that handicap swing and give the keys to the homes, so that young people would stay out of it even when their own parents were down there watching them, she said. Now that is sad.
While the total cost of the damage to village property is unknown, Christopher F. Reagan of the Department of Public Works said the destruction is no doubt costing village residents.
Weve had restrooms continually destroyed, he said. We find the dispensers ripped off the walls and the rooms generally trashed. We also had instances with people spinning their tires in the parks. We had to put the top soil back in and reseed everything. It takes time from other work that we could be doing. It is also costing the taxpayers.
Mr. Reagan said vandalism usually occurs in sprees.
You can tell when school is out, he said. But its not just kids; adults are guilty, too.
Mr. Reagan says he believes a lack of activity for teens could be one cause for the increase acts in vandalism.
I think we dont have anything for kids ages 15 to 18 to do, he said. We have a summer recreation program for younger kids, but the older kids dont have anywhere to go.
Mr. Reagan said he has worked with several members of the Recreation Committee to try to come up with ideas catering to teens, such as building a skate park, but the idea hasnt had much traction.
It would be great if we had a rec center or a place for them to hang out. I grew up here with a youth center, and it has since closed down, Mr. Reagan said. Temptation arises when there is nothing to do. It would be great if we had a place with video games and somewhere for them to hang out. I think it would be great thing.
Vandalism isnt just occurring on public property, but private property as well.
I dont think any community is immune from this kind of vandalism, but it seems to be getting worse as opposed to better in the last few years, Mrs. Otto-Cassada said.
Mrs. Otto-Cassada said she urges the public to report acts vandalism.
Its very difficult to combat this sort of problem, she said. You dont want to turn the village into a police state; that is not how anyone wants to live. You can also put as many patrols out as you like, but its up to the parents and us as a community to hand this situation. Residents might know things that they might not want to say. Maybe its time that they did.
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I have a 3yo male pit..biggest baby in the world..great with family, very social, great with kids. My daughter got it as a puppy, i was very apprehensive because of the image but he's raised with a pug and a boston terrier so he's very well behaved. Invisible fence keeps him in the yard and basically a typical family dog.
While on vacation, the kid I had house sitting had one of his friends bring his pit over for a "play date" unknown to me. Story has it the kids pit ran out of the house and a neighbor kid was shooting baskets and yup..got bit on the leg. They say it was a playful "nip" but the kid had to get a tetanus shot, tore his pants, and well..still have more of the story to learn.
Needless to say I am livid but hiding that feeling til i get the story from the neighbor, would appreciate any insight as to my responsibility to this event. The house sitters friend made a comment that I shouldn't be using an obedience collar when we walk him, makes him look mean, but without if he would drag you along, choking himself with a normal collar. I even make the the boston wear one, imagine how mean she looks! ha..the pug just wears a normal collar as he gets winded after a block! I wanna tell the kid it seems his dog needs some obedience!
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CANTON Six siblings with the same passion take up their paddles and follow in their fathers wake at races nearly every weekend. The Schlimmer family, six brothers and sisters from Cortland, have been racing together for almost a decade.
Five of the six will race today during the 52nd annual Canton Canoe Weekend, a series of races hosted by the St. Lawrence Valley Paddlers that draw dozens of enthusiasts, both pros and amateurs. The event started Friday with a casual seven-mile tour down the Grasse River. The races began in earnest Saturday, but the main events will be held today, when racers pair up to compete against other teams for the top prize.
This is one of the better small races. Weve been coming pretty much every year since we started, said Francis M. Schlimmer, 25.
Francis said he and his siblings decided to take up racing in 2004, inspired by their father, Joseph F. Schlimmer, an avid canoer.
He would always be telling us stories about racing. He is basically our hero, Francis said.
The sextet travels together across the Northeast, journeying to a new race nearly every weekend from April through November.
Two of the Schlimmers, Benedict R. and Michael J., already race in the pro classes. A third, Joseph G., 27, is well on his way to becoming a pro. Sisters Mary J., 22, and Theresa, 20, are among the best in the small world of amateur womens racing.
While their father no longer races, Mary said, he is proud of his offsprings exploits.
Only Francis raced Saturday, as one of his brothers was at another event in Philadelphia and the others were held up by car troubles. But five of the six siblings will take to the water for todays race.
The Schlimmers each have put in hundreds of hours of training to become the Von Trapps of competitive canoe racing, and many other racers put in just as much time. They dont do it for the money, and fame is negligible in this small sport. The top race of the year, the 120-mile AuSable River Marathon, pays $5,000 to its first-place finisher, and even the best racers cannot win enough to make a living.
If youre finishing in the top five, you might be able to pay for your paddles; thats about it, Francis said.
The thrill of the race, satisfaction of competition and the closeness of the community keep the Schlimmers coming back.
It becomes kind of a lifestyle after a while, Mary said.
After Saturdays races, canoers compared equipment and swapped stories about races of years past. Many of these racers will be seeing one another every weekend for the next few months, and the first few weeks of the season have the atmosphere of a family reunion.
This familiarity brings an extra level of satisfaction to winning a race against a good friend, Mary said.
If you train harder, you hope to be able to beat the next person, she said.
Not everyone who races at Canton Canoe Weekend has put in months of training or spent thousands of dollars on equipment. Saturday began with a recreational race targeted at locals, and teams will compete in a casual relay at 1:30 p.m. today.
Those who want to become more competitive should continue breaking into the sport, Francis said.
Anybody can get into it, and really do well and improve, he said.
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The reports from these CoCoRaHS weather reporters offer a unique on-the-ground perspective about the devastating thunderstorms and tornadoes that struck the southeast United States on April 27 and the morning of April 28, 2011. More than 160 tornadoes may have occurred in a 24-hour period according to a preliminary report by the NOAA Storm Prediction Center. A coincidence of factors in the atmosphere added up to just the right conditions for twisters that day. (For more information about the science of what happened, check out Bob Henson's post on Currents, the NCAR and UCAR blog.)
The Community Collaborative Rain, Hail and Snow Network (CoCoRaHS) started in Ft. Collins, Colorado at Colorado State University in 1998 in the wake of a flash flood caused by an intense thunderstorm that stalled over a small part of the city. Weather radar could not 'see' the intensity of the storm. The people who knew how much rain was falling were on the ground in that part of the city. Without warning, the precipitation from the storm flooded the city, costing over 200 million dollars in damage and, unfortunately, five lives. This event emphasized the value of precipitation measurements collected by people and, thus, the need for a program like CoCoRaHS.
Today, CoCoRaHS volunteers can be found nationwide measuring precipitation in backyards of all 50 states as well as the District of Columbia. The project is striving to have as many as 40,000 people participating by the end of 2013.
Sponsored by NSF and NOAA, the CoCoRaHS network aims to collect accurate high-quality precipitation data of all forms - snow, rain, and hail. The National Weather Service, River Forecast Managers, meteorologists and hydrologists use the data on a daily basis. Emergency managers, city utilities and other professionals have practical applications for the data too. Teachers across the country also use the program and data for educational purposes. "Besides all the benefits to the community, it's also fun to participate," says Noah Newman, CoCoRaHS Education Coordinator.
The CoCoRaHS Network is not just weather data – it's people. Said Nolan Doesken, CoCoRaHS founder, in a monthly newsletter called The Catch. "Ever since CoCoRaHS has spread across the country, I can't look at weather the way I used to. In years past when we'd see pictures of tornadoes and tornado damage elsewhere in the country, it was always exciting but usually distant and impersonal. Of course we felt for the victims, but they were strangers. Now, with nearly 15,000 of us spread across the country, whenever there is harsh weather anywhere in this country there is usually a CoCoRaHS volunteer experiencing it. "
Sign up as a CoCoRaHS Volunteer Observer and join this grassroots network. You will need a rain gauge, a little training, an interest in reporting the weather where you live, and about five minutes a day.
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PORT ST. LUCIE - Dannon Stanley (left) and Marc Boland hold snifters of beer up to the light while looking at the color during a tasting historic beers at Shindig Irish Restaurant and Pub. The group tried a total of 15 beers, including a Coronation Ale that was dated June 22, 1911. Dannon spent nearly two years collecting the beers, most of which were found and shipped from Europe.
PORT ST. LUCIE - Mark Ball (left), Marc Boland, Dannon Stanley and Mark Carbone pose for a photo with 15 old beers, imported by Stanley, in the Cooperage room at Shindig Irish Restaurant and Pub on Wednesday, June 22nd. The oldest beer tried by the group of friends was a 1902 Bass King's Ale.
PORT ST. LUCIE - An unopened bottle of Coronation Ale, dated June 22, 1911, sits on a table in the Cooperage room at Shindig Irish Restaurant and Pub on June 22. "(The age) is really tickles me, to drink something that was brewed before the first flight in history, " said Mark Carbone, one of four friends that sampled the beer on it's 100th anniversary. "This was in a field growing 100 years ago."
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All grants awarded by the Department of Justice that are authorized under this subchapter shall be subject to the following:
(1) Audit requirement
For 2 of the fiscal years in the period of fiscal years 2014 through 2018, the Inspector General of the Department of Justice shall conduct audits of the recipient of grants under this subchapter to prevent waste, fraud, and abuse by the grantee.
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If the recipient of grant funds under this subchapter is found to have an unresolved audit finding, then that entity shall not be eligible to receive grant funds under this subchapter during the 2 fiscal years beginning after the 12-month period described in paragraph (4).
(3) Repayment of grant funds
If an entity is awarded grant funds under this subchapter during the 2-fiscal-year period in which the entity is barred from receiving grants under paragraph (2), the Attorney General shall—
(A) deposit an amount equal to the grant funds that were improperly awarded to the grantee into the General Fund of the Treasury; and
(4) Defined term
In this section, the term "unresolved audit finding" means an audit report finding in the final report of the Inspector General of the Department of Justice that the grantee has utilized grant funds for an unauthorized expenditure or otherwise unallowable cost that is not closed or resolved within a 12-month period beginning on the date when the final audit report is issued.
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Each nonprofit organization that is awarded a grant under this subchapter and uses the procedures prescribed in regulations under section 53.4958–6 of title 26 of the Code of Federal Regulations to create a rebuttable presumption of reasonableness of the compensation for its officers, directors, trustees and key employees, shall disclose to the Attorney General the process for determining such compensation, including the independent persons involved in reviewing and approving such compensation, the comparability data used, and contemporaneous substantiation of the deliberation and decision. Upon request, the Attorney General shall make the information available for public inspection.
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No amounts authorized to be appropriated under this subchapter may be used to host or support any expenditure for conferences that uses more than $20,000 unless the Deputy Attorney General or the appropriate Assistant Attorney General, Director, or principal deputy director as the Deputy Attorney General may designate, provides prior written authorization that the funds may be expended to host a conference.
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Source(Pub. L. 93–415, title IV, § 407, as added Pub. L. 113–38, § 4,Sept. 30, 2013, 127 Stat. 529.)
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A prior section 5776a,Pub. L. 93–415, title IV, § 407, as added Pub. L. 103–322, title XVII, § 170303(2),Sept. 13, 1994, 108 Stat. 2043, established the Missing and Exploited Children's Task Force, prior to repeal by Pub. L. 110–240, § 5(1),June 3, 2008, 122 Stat. 1564.
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Updated: Friday, April 6 2012, 02:49 PM CDT
The 100 Club of Central Texas is accepting donations for the family of Austin police officer Jaime Padron. Padron was shot to death at a North Austin Walmart early Friday morning.
The 100 Club of Central Texas is a volunteer, nonprofit organization which provides financial assistance and other support to first responders (peace officer, firefighters and EMS personnel), especially to the families of first responders who are killed or critically injured in the line of duty.
Contributions from the public may be made by visiting the club's web site at 100clubcentex.com or by calling 512-345-3200.
We have a special section with detailed information about Officer Padron, the shooting and a list of all the Austin officers who have died in the line of duty. weareaustin.com/news/features/police-shooting
Fallen Austin Officers
Amy Donovan, 37, Oct. 31, 2004
Officer Donovan was chasing a suspect on foot in East Austin. Her partner put the patrol car in reverse and tried to block the man's escape route. During the chase, the patrol car struck Donovan and pinned her next to a utility pole. Donovan had been a police officer for five months. She was survived by a husband and four children.
Clinton Hunter, 22, Nov. 29, 2001
Officer Hunter was on the I-35 access road near Onion Creek waiting to deploy a stinger, a device used to puncture and flatten tires, to stop car during a chase. The car hit and killed Hunter. He had been an officer for 14 months. Hunter is survived by a wife and two children.
Drew Alan Bolin, 25, June 2, 1995
Officer Bolin was directing traffic at an accident site on I-35 when a drunk driver hit and killed him. Bolin had been an officer for five months. He was survived by his parents and fiancee.
Robert Martinez Jr., 26, February 25, 1989
Officer Robert Martinez Jr. died when his patrol car struck a tree. Martinez, who was en route to assist another officer, swerved to avoid a pick up truck that had pulled into his path.
Lee Smith, 28, December 15, 1979
Officer Smith was chasing a suspect on MoPac when he lost control of his motorcycle. He died from his injuries several months later.
Ralph A. Ablanedo, 26, May 18, 1978
Officer Ablanedo was shot to death during a traffic stop. The passenger in the car, David Lee Powell, had a warrant for his arrest. He shot Ablanedo with an AK-47. Powell was executed for the murder in 2010.


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