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Publix Recipe
YIELD: 8 servings
Ingredients1 onion
1 1/2 lb ground chuck beef
3 Tbls. chili powder
1/2 tsp. seasoned salt
1/2 tsp. pepper
1 (10.75oz) can condensed tomato soup
1 (14.5oz) can diced tomatoes/sweet onions (undrained)
1 (10oz) can milder diced tomatoes/green chiles (undrained)
1 (16oz) can chili beans in mild sauce (undrained)
1 (15oz) can black beans (drained)
PreparationPeel, coarsely chop and divide onion in half.
Preheat large saucepan on medium-high 2-3 minutes.
Place beef, chili powder, seasoned salt, pepper and 1/2 of the onions in pan. Cook 4-5 minutes stirring to crumble meat until no longer pink.
Stir in remaining ingredients, including remaining 1/2 of onions. Bring to a boil, stirring often.
Reduce heat to low; cook 10 more minutes stirring occasionally to blend flavors. Serve (8)
Calories (per 1/8) 310; fat 11g; chol 50g;sodium 1160mg; carb 29g; fiber 7gr; protein 22g


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I am always looking for ways to make my presents stand out. Wrapping may seem like an afterthought, but a well wrapped package makes a gift even more special. You can use products from all around the house to add a unique spin on your wrapping.
Dont think you can only use paper to wrap your gifts. Try scrap fabrics and doilies.
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I love the idea of printing pictures and using the paper to wrap gifts. What a great way to make a present even more memorable.
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This is a fun way to let kids help. Use a hole punch to make confetti, then put double sided tape on the present and let the kids add the confetti. Totally doing this this year!
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For my wedding I wrapped all our guest favors in doilies, it was an inexpensive way to make the wrapping more special.
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Here is a great way to wrap a baby gift!
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Have some old silver lying around? (Who doesn't, lol) Use it to hold the gift tags.
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I am struggling with a sweet treat to go with coffee and I'm sick of cereal bars!! I have made the Slimming World Weetabix cake today and at 3.5syns a slice it is fab (recipe below) so now I want to expand my repertoire!! Anyone else and 3-5 syn a slice cake recipes they could post so I can start a collection!!
2 weetabix
113g sultanas
142ml skimmed milk
142ml water
113g self raising flour
1 teaspoon mixed spice
14g sweetener
1 beaten egg
Pop weetabix, sultanas, milk and water in bowl and leave to soften
Add remaining ingredients and stir
Bake in 1lb loaf tin at 180C for 1.25 hours
12 slices at 3.5 syns each
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What We Grow
Our favorite mediterranean climate plants!
This database is intended to act as a starting point for planning a minimal-water needs landscape. Most of the plants in this list are drought tolerant and all are attractive. Descriptions contain information on plant origins, growth and habit, cultivation, suggested uses, ethnobotanical interest and more.
For a list of mediterraean climate plants we recommend for specific uses, click on the links below:
Plants to use for borders
Plants to use near oaks
Plants to use as screens
Plants to use on slopes
Plants that are deer resistant
Plants that are fire resistant
Plants to attract birds and butterflies
Great trees for home gardens
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This might be fun - get a start of fall and get out of the late-summer doldrums!
A couple of free files are available from my account at sendspace.com. It's safe to download from there, from the paid-for accounts.
Just CLICK the links and SAVE the file. The files are HUGE. They print out the right size.
Save the PLAIN one at the bottom of this post directly from the blog if you like, too.
Save the PLAIN one at the bottom of this post directly from the blog if you like, too.
Each letter of the banner is about 3" x 5.25 inches. Pretty large. There are two sheets. It spells out AUTUMN. Just little punkins with some pipberries coming off the stems. You know I am plumb punkin crazy.
Don't save this picture below. It won't print right, it will be really small. Go get the real files from sendspace. You can click this picture and a bigger version will open so you can see if you want to go get the files or not.
WITH THE BANNER FILES, SAVE don't OPEN the link when prompted! Open once it's on your own computer!
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Bern, the capital of Switzerland
Bern is the capital city of the Swiss Confederation and the fourth most populous city in Switzerland. Bern is surrounded on three sides by the river Aare, and is located just west of the centre of Switzerland and north of the Bernese Alps. The magnificent countryside around Bern was formed by glaciers during the Ice Age. The historic old town of Bern, is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Milan, the second largest city in Italy
Milan is a main Italian city and regarded as the fashion capital of Europe. Milan is also an transport hub for Italy. The city has an important stake in the finance, commerce, media and sport of Italy. Two of its football teams, Inter Milan and Milan AC, are known throughout the world. Milan is located in the north west of Italy and is home to a number of museums, designers factory shops, churches and other landmarks. Those who love street style would love the Navigli area. In Piazza XXIV Maggio, shoppers will find brands such Custo-Barcellona, Diesel, Miss Sixteen, Gas and Fornarina, alongside second-hand clothes shops, handmade clothes and accessory stores made from silk and other precious materials.
The main railway stations of Milan are Milan Centrale and Milan Porta Garibaldi. The two stations are about 1.5 kilometres away from each other.
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Arnett's in the house… This show from '82 is real history. There's a party goin' on! Thanks to Dr. Ray Pratt for this recording.
Arnett burns the Baxter Ballroom down..
Arnett burns the Baxter Ballroom down..
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Jersey Shore might have just ended but I'm glad they'll be coming back for another season, with their crazy drama!! OMG did any of you watch the reunion?? & dont forget the crazy quotes. Me & My girl Jaimie have a store: Mimi Deux
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A jacked up and buff David Chappelle (left) roamed the streets of NYC this weekend looking much bigger than the usual slim and trim Dave we have been used to seeing in the past (right).
Hitting the gym hard is nothing to laugh at.
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What Justin Timberlake's Engagement Means For You
US Weekly is reporting that Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel are engaged. He reportedly proposed to her somewhere in Wyoming, because that's the cool place to get engaged now.
As with all news stories, what happened isn't as important as how it affects you and your life.
Here's what Justin Timberlake's Engagement Means For You:
- Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel's potential marriage will not affect the global economy in any way so you'll still have to pay taxes and worry about your rent next month. Sorry.
- Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel's potential marriage will be celebrated with a hugely expensive wedding and not a contribution to your student loan debt. You still have to pay off your loans. Still sorry.
- Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel will probably only hire professional wedding coordinators and caterers and fashion designers for their wedding, so their wedding will not generate any new jobs. Sorry if you're unemployed and were hoping that she might buy the super cute veil you posted on etsy. Sooo sorry.
- Justin Timberlake and Britney Spears are both engaged, but to different people. This means your favorite weekly tabloids will create a storyline (that may be encouraged by their respective PR people) that they are having "dueling weddings". The ensuing drama will probably squeeze the Kardashians being Kardashians or Kate Middleton's baby bump watch off at least one tabloid cover this year. As a Kate Middleton fan, this makes me appalled, but I know that I will find the strength within me to carry on.
- Jessica Biel is going to be photographed in an expensive wedding dress. Here's how this affects you: You're going to have to look at her perfect body in a dress you will never be able to afford. Terrible for lady morale. Terrible. But hey, she won't be able to eat cheese fries anytime soon because she's probably stressing out about looking good in a wedding dress, so it's a draw for both you and Jessica. Everyone's stressed out about this.
- Justin Timberlake might sing again. I mean, if a singer is in love with a woman enough that he wants to marry her, he has to sing at the wedding, right?!?! Right?!?!? If Justin Timberlake finally brings "Sexy Back" back, then sexy will finally be back. I can stop wearing old workout clothes as pajamas and wear satin lingerie to bed in peace. This might not affect you as much as it affects me, but it's affecting someone here.
- Justin Timberlake is a man and Jessica Biel is a woman. This means they are a heterosexual couple, so their union will not add or subtract anything to the gay marriage debate. However, if they divorce after less than a year of marriage, it will be another example of how marriage is just really hard work and anyone who is crazy enough to want to do it should be allowed to try. (I know I shouldn't get political, but seriously, if you're crazy enough to want to get married and you find someone else over the age of consent who is also crazy about the idea, then be crazy together. As Prince would sing, "Let's Go Crazy!")
- Most importantly, Justin Timberlake is now officially off the market. Well, not officially yet. He won't be until the marriage happens. However, he's made the decision to get married, so he's sort of officially off the market. Except, he's not. And except this is a celebrity marriage so it probably won't last. Unless you think that Justin and Jessica are our Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward, but I don't think they are. He's never even made a line of salad dressing and she's never won an Academy Award and then gone home to drink Ovaltine. So, they're not. Basically you still have the snowball's chance in Hell with him you had before. Unless you're Mila Kunis, in which case…..girl, you have some hustling to do in the next few months before that window of opportunity closes. Just saying.
Basically, Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel's marriage won't affect your life in any huge way. It's not as important as the Iowa Caucuses or the political climate in Iran or the European economy or the two extra days the IRS is giving Americans to send in their taxes or the birth of Beyonce and Jay-Z's baby. Those are the stories that really matter, so you can put down the Kleenex and breathe a sigh of relief. It's all going to be okay.
And Justin, if you want to do something to really make news, RECORD ANOTHER FREAKING ALBUM ALREADY!!!!!!


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The 13th Genomic Standards Consortium Meeting (GSC 13). Hosted by BGI and held at Kingkey Palace Hotel, Shenzhen, China, March 4-7, 2012 (http://gensc.org/gc_wiki/index.php/GSC_13).
Norman Morrison.
The BioVeL project and the role to play by megasequencing projects.
Jason Stajich (University of California-Riverside, USA).
MoBeDAC - Handling fungal data from MicroBE.
Mitchell Sogin (Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole, USA).
The role of VAMPs in the MoBeDAC initiative.
Scott Kelley (San Diego State University, USA).
The indoor Virome.
Daniel Smith (Argonne National Laboratory, USA).
The Home Microbiome Project: Unraveling the relationship between human-associated and home-associated microbial signatures.
Lynn Schriml (University of Maryland, USA).
Minimal Metadata for the Built Environment: A MIxS extension.
Jeffrey Siegel (University of Texas, USA).
The Indoor standards - what parameters do we need to record?
Clare Garvey (Genome Biology/BioMed Central).
The perspective of Genome Biology/BioMed Central.
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Submission New Moxie Marlinspike Tool Cracks Crypto Passwords->
Gunkerty Jeb writes: Moxie Marlinspike, the security and privacy researcher known for his SSLStrip, Convergence and RedPhone tools, has released a new tool that can crack passwords used for some VPNs and wireless networks that rely on encryption using Microsoft's MS-CHAPv2 protocol. Marlinspike discussed the tool during a talk at DEF CON over the weekend, and it is available for download.
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Jill Downen's piece in the "Place is the Space" exhibition features the seaming of a prominent crack in the museum floor with gold leaf. Downen and her father, Wayland Downen, present a workshop that examines the practical applications and art historical significance of gold leaf work; participants should bring an object to gold leaf.
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Consulting and analytics
Equifax's consulting and analytics team is available to analyse and support your collection strategy.
Taking data from a provider like Equifax is fairly straightforward. Getting the most out of that data is another story.
Having a team of experts guide your business through the processes, pitfalls and best practices makes easy work of deploying the information – so you can start seeing financial value as early as possible.
Why choose Equifax?
Equifax's team of consultants and analysts are well versed in the handling of debt. They can provide valuable insights into how you can gain value from data.
Amongst a wide range of skills, our team can help to look at:
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• using scores and a wide range of credit data to improve your collection strategy
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A new study has found that it is not always love at first site when mothers see their newborn babies for the first time.
According to a new survey 18 per cent of new mothers and fathers admitted to being privately disappointed with the looks of their new arrivals, the dailymail.co.uk reports.
However 82 percent of parents proudly described their little bundle of joy as the most beautiful thing they had ever seen.
Of the 18 percent who were not impressed with their baby's looks, more than half said they had discussed their feelings with their partners while eight percent had chosen to keep it to themselves.
'There is a lot of pressure on new parents in all kinds of ways and this is something that remains taboo and just isn't talked about,' one father was quoted saying.
'Everyone seems to think they have the most beautiful baby on earth and as a new parent you feel you have to say the same even if you privately believe your baby is ugly.'
The survey was conducted by PromotionalCodes.org.uk with about 1 000 parents taking part.
The parents were asked to share the feelings and reactions they experienced when they first set eyes on their babies.
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NightSide – National Grid President Marcy Reed In Studio
November 25, 2013 10:22 PM
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BOSTON (CBS) – Marcy Reed is no stranger to NightSide, but usually when she checks in, it's regarding a current storm or massive power outage. With a mild start to the chilly season so far, we thought we'd have her in studio to talk about what utility companies do in preparation for a messy winter. She sits down with Dan to discuss the challenges National Grid faces this time of year, and what they do to minimize the inconvenience of any winter storm power outages.
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Session Details
Thursday, 29 December
515. Popular Modernism
3:30–4:45 p.m., Hoover, Marriott
A special session
Presiding: Karen Leick, Ohio State Univ., Lima
1. "Modernism Takes a Beating: The Thriller and the Limits of Modernist Formalism," Rebecca H. Wingfield, Harvard Univ.
2. "State Modernism: Literature and the Popular in the Federal Writers' Project," Meg Wesling, Univ. of California, San Diego
3. "'A Bit on the Raw Side': The Popular Version of Wright's Native Son," John Kevin Young, Marshall Univ.
4. "Conrad's Secret Advertising Agency," David Faulkner, State Univ. of New York, Cortland
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Spruce up your front lawn so all the neighbors will know you like to celebrate your fandom with this Indianapolis Colts 12" gnome! He's certain to be a hit with all of your Indianapolis Colts fan friends and he'll be ready to defend your team spirit against those rival fans you know too! Don't let your Indianapolis Colts spirit go unnoticed this season. Add this sweet gnome to your yard today! Shop for your favorite NFL gear at Fanatics.com
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Activists of Goa Bachav Abhiyan (GBA), which is spearheading the cause of appropriate land use plan, on Monday voiced their concern over the fact that guidelines for people's scrutiny of the Regional Plan 2021 (RP 2021) were yet not framed and/ or notified by the Government.
Here are some tips on maintaining a neat kitchen…
Dream about what you want your home to become overall, but also about each room individually.
One need to be wary if the sales pitch contains the term 'soft launch' because such Projects come with a plethora of risks that may not be worth the discount being dangled.
In line with his assurance in the House, the Chief Minister, Mr Manohar Parrikar, said that the government will begin accepting suggestions on Regional Plan 2012 from the people "within a couple of days."
The Village Group of Goa (VGG) has demanded with the Government to take the Village Panchayats (VPs) into confidence while finalising the Regional Plan 2021.
The Government through the Bill intends to amend Section 2 of the Goa Land Use (Regulation) Act, 1991 so as to prohibit use of the Agricultural Land for any purpose other than Agriculture.
Rapid destruction of sand dunes coupled with flourishing construction activity in violation of CRZ norms is threatening the Morjim beach.
The Minister for Environment, Ms Alina Saldanha assured the House that the government will take action against all the Environmental violations.
The government, announced that a notification would soon be issued fixing the hearing period for general queries on the presently reworked Regional Plan 2021, from August 16 to September 15.


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The gallery of the De Pree Art Center at Hope College is featuring photography by Stephen Milanowski in the exhibition "Portraits of Strangers: Design on the Fly," through Friday, March 21.more »
Meijer Runs, meet at the DeWitt flag pole. The shuttle will run from 6 - 8 p.m. Bring your student ID. Sponsored by Student Congress.more »
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LONDON, Mar. 5 -- Repsol YPF SA and Gas Natural Stream have acquired three LNG carriers for their joint-venture Peru LNG project.
The vessels, one obtained under a time charter party agreement with Armador Elcano and two with Knutsen OAS, will start operations in 2010.
Each tanker, which is membrane reinforced, has the capacity to transport 173,000 cu m of LNG.
The JV will receive another two additional tankers, one in December and another in 2009. In 2010 Repsol YPF and Gas Natural Stream will have 16 LNG tankers ranging in capacity from 35,000 cu m to 173,000 cu m.
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Champion jockey Chris Munce will ride for the first time since it was revealed he is fighting cancer when he takes four mounts at Doomben on Wednesday.
One of Australia's best jockeys, Munce shocked the racing world this week when news of his throat cancer battle became public.
Munce plans to keep riding until he starts a course of radiation therapy early next month, News Ltd reported.
Since his diagnosis two weeks ago, Munce has continued to ride winners, including Jet Style in a feature race at Eagle Farm on Saturday.
"I'm not sick, physically I feel great, and my doctors have advised me to keep living like normal," he told News Ltd.
"So, I'm not going to change anything, it is business as usual and I'll keep riding for the rest of the month.
"I'm not going to lay down in a cave for the next month until treatment starts and feel sorry for myself.
"Once the treatment starts, I won't be able to ride but I want to live each day as normally as I can."
Munce, who won last season's Brisbane jockeys' premiership, is running second in this year's title, four wins behind Michael Cahill.
His Doomben book includes a mount for Brisbane's newest training partnership of John Meagher and his sons Chris and Dan.
Hannibal Ad Portas will have his first start for the partnership in the Coca-Cola Amatil Handicap (1350m).
One of Munce's best chances will be the Barry Baldwin-trained Classic Bend in the www.brc.com.au Plate (1200m).
The three-year-old was well supported to make a winning debut at Doomben on November 14.


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Ad WindigDutch (1912 - 1996)
Laatste groep Duitse soldaten marcheert over de Dam, kort voor de intocht van de Canadezen (The last German troops march across Dam Square shortly before the arrival of the Canadians)
ca. 1945; printed ca. 1946photograph | gelatin silver print
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By Stephen M. Lange
I graduated from a nondoctoral school psychology training program in 1983, and within a day of receiving my diploma began working in public schools. Then I stopped. I received my school psychology PhD in 1996, and I started again. And then I stopped. Right now, I consider myself part of a permanent diaspora of school psychologists who have left the active practice of psychology in public school settings. I am sure that school psychologists leave public education for myriad reasons, but the increasing emphasis in special education on litigation and procedural compliance provided the impetus for my exodus. I suspect that there must be others who have left for similar reasons. The threat of litigation and work expended to avoid court was a drain on time and resources, and an obstacle to collaboration in service of children's educations. It can be mind numbing to produce endless letters of notification, often in legal boilerplate. It can be supremely stressful to cope with a practice model that seems to encourage conflict. An example of this type of conflict was a marathon meeting held one Friday afternoon and evening to plan a child's special education evaluation. Our meeting resulted first in agreement with the child's parents, second in the parents' signatures on the evaluation plan, and third a faxed multipage rebuttal of the plan by the parents' attorney. How can parents and an attorney rebut a consensus that they were party to? Well, it beats me. In fact, a few more beatings like that chased me out of schools and into the practice of psychology in a much more reasonable, rational type of setting—state prisons.
The intensity of litigation and the threat of litigation were anticipated when school psychology expanded in the 1970s, corresponding with the adoption of the original legislative mandate for free and appropriate public education for students with disabilities. The tension between the interests of schools and parents was described in the literature of the time as the "Who is the Client" problem. In 2010, this problem persists. For example, imagine two psychologists faced with these two dilemmas: In the first case, a school district's motive to minimize costs conflicts with a parent's motive to maximize services. In the second case, a school's interest in maintaining a safe school environment conflicts with a parent's desire to avoid their child's exclusion from the same, least restrictive, environment. How should these two school psychologists simultaneously honor the needs of the child, parent, teachers, and classmates? Despite the considerable interpersonal skills, understanding, and compassion these two individuals may possess, two basic ethical imperatives are in conflict for the psychologist in each scenario. On the one hand, like all psychologists, each must adhere to the imperative to respect individual rights, and to act with beneficence. On the other hand, schools are organized to follow a utilitarian imperative to do as much as possible for the greatest number of pupils, even if that means the needs or wants of one child or one parent are frustrated. Special education evaluation and placement decisions are characterized by inherent tensions between the interests of those involved, even when those involved demonstrate considerable good will. Consequently, special education evaluations are essentially forensic rather than clinical assessments. In fact, it is easy to argue that it may not be ethically appropriate for the same school psychologist who serves as a school's internal mental health consultant to also provide evaluations that determine entitlement to benefits that are provided at that school district's expense. Beyond the educational and mental health implications for students, parents, and schools, the quality of work life for school psychologists rests largely on how these ethical dilemmas expose psychologists to interpersonal, professional, and legal conflicts. How many school psychologists exit public education for other professional arenas after contending with the "Who is the Client" issue? Are there only a few wanderers, or is there a diaspora? If so, how big is it?
If there is a school psychology diaspora, its members are certainly not refugees. Our skills are in high demand in a number of clinical settings that value our data orientation; our ability and enthusiasm for working with children, adolescents, and young adults; our ability to provide indirect services through system-level approaches; and our expertise in psychological assessment. We are a valuable group of clinicians who can successfully perform a number of roles that are valuable to others and professionally rewarding. In my case, it was very easy to transition to providing home-based ABA therapies for a private, multistate mental health agency. In addition to a firm grounding in ABA skills, as a school psychologist I was very well prepared to work with patients with developmental disabilities, including autistic spectrum disorders. Soon after I started to actively work with families, I was asked to provide inservice training for other staff in goal setting, treatment planning, evaluating patient progress, interviewing skills, understanding diagnoses, and a variety of other topics that are essential to school psychology practice. Eventually, following my doctoral training, the same agency hired me to become one of its two chief psychologists. Similarly, I found it easy to transition to adjunct teaching in an APA-accredited clinical psychology graduate program by incanting the magic school psychology words "statistics" and "tests and measurements." It is amazing how unpopular these courses can be in clinical programs, and how welcoming programs can be to anyone willing to teach them.
A transition from school psychology to other psychology specialties is enabled in large part by the gap between organized psychology and the marketplace for mental health professionals. Whenever I sought work outside my doctoral specialty, potential employers asked about my skill-set in some detail. They typically asked about my licensure status. My certification in school psychology was often appreciated as an asset in settings where patients sometimes required admission to residential treatment or help with school reentry. My school psychology training seldom presented an obstacle to employment in clinical settings.
Since we are behavioral scientists, I wonder whether our profession has counted the number of school psychologists who have left public education, whether our profession has sought to develop a profile of who leaves the active practice of school psychology, and whether we understand the morale of the school psychology workforce actively working in schools. I wonder whether the psychology workforce generally is influenced more by how organized psychology conceives of specialty or by the realities of personal professional journeys? If we don't know, we should find out.
Stephen M. Lange, PhD, serves as a clinical psychologist at Pine Ridge Hospital in South Dakota.
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Whether it is your contract of employment or a contract of service, the document can seem like a lengthy and extremely dry piece. But it is an important document which should be read, absorbed and questions asked if need be.
What reminded me of this was reading a recent article about the infamous Van Halen World Tour rider list. In 1982 Eddie and the band made a request for, amongst other items, "M&M's (WARNING: ABSOLUTELY NO BROWN ONES). The reason why this was included was to make sure that contracts were read and requests adhered to. When going into their dressing rooms, if the brown sweeties were there, then this brought doubt as to whether those involved in putting the tour together had actually paid attention to other things such as lighting, staging etc etc. It was there to catch people out.
The moral of the story is that you should always read your legally binding documents, they are documents you sign after all, as you may be caught out.
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The Edmonton Oilers exchanged minor-leaguers with Boston on Tuesday, acquiring forward Matt Marquardt from the Bruins in exchange for defenseman Cody Wild.
Marquardt, 22, has appeared in 42 games with the Providence Bruins of the American Hockey League this season, scoring 1 goal and 10 points. He also had a goal and a pair of assists in nine games with Reading of the ECHL.
The 6-foot-3, 229-pound left wing played in 71 games with Providence last season and had 22 points (9 goals, 13 assists). He played junior hockey with the Moncton Wildcats and Baie-Comeau Drakkar of the QMJHL, collecting 164 points in 203 games. Marquardt was originally drafted by the Columbus Blue Jackets in the seventh round (No. 194) in the 2006 Entry Draft and was traded to Boston on May 27, 2008 for Jonathan Sigalet.
Wild, 22, has split this season between Springfield of the AHL and Stockton of the ECHL. Wild played 37 games with Springfield and recorded 14 assists and 24 PIM and skated in four games with Stockton, registering one assist and 4 PIM. In 109 career games with Springfield. Wild had 5 goals and 35 points with 74 PIM. The 6-foot-1, 205-pound native of North Providence, R.I., was taken by the Oilers in the fifth round (No. 140) of the 2006 Entry Draft. He played 100 games in three years at Providence College before turning pro in 2008.


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AIPAC thanks Obama for 'steadfast' support of Israel
US Republican presidential candidate, Mitt Romney, and his deputies have repeatedly accused Obama of "throwing Israel under the bus."A recent Gallup survey has showed that around 70 percent of US Jews voters plan to make Obama their choice. Gallup further noted that while Jews are only 2 percent of the US general population, they tend to vote in higher numbers than other groups. Eighty-three percent of the Jewish registered voters said they would certainly cast their votes in comparison with 78 percent of the US populace. MP/JR/AZ


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Cat Parody for TNR: Sexy & I Know It. ~ Gil Lavie
In my communications class on viral marketing at the Interdisciplinary Center (IDC), Israel, I was quick to discover a love I share with my students—a love for cats.
Due to the temperate climate, Israel has quite a large population of street cats, some of which are very well taken care of, others less.
We researched the field and learned that the Tel Aviv municipality leads the way in its TNR (Trap, Neuter, Return) policy and that since its endorsement of this method, other surrounding cities quickly followed suit.
Over the past few years, we actually noticed a difference—a drop in the overall cat population and an improvement in their well-being.
Needless to say, we immediately became activists for the TNR cause and decided to use our skills and know-how to promote the betterment of cats in Israel and worldwide.
Today TNR is generally accepted as the most humane no-kill method for checking feline population
We were greatly influenced by the LMFAO "Sexy & I Know It" phenomena that conquered the Web and its wealth of user-generated parodies. This brought us to the idea of creating a parody of our own in order to promote TNR on a global scale.
We quickly wrote new lyrics, hit the streets to get some cat footages, recruited a friend rapper to help us out in the singing and produced the following video (with no budget).
Click here for more information on TNR.
Gil Lavie has been producing content for the Web for nearly a decade. In recent years, he has started teaching at the IDC and also doing consulting for companies and non-profit organizations on viral marketing. He was born and raised in Los Angeles and got his B.A from UCLA and MBA from USC, and of course, he's a big fan of cats and animals in general.
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Though, do miss the wigggggle wiggggle at the end.
ahhhh Gil so good. I remember I think it was this same group active in the 80's but PETA tried to shut them down. At one time I was feeding literally 30 street cats–thank you and TNR


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Sometimes the irony just makes me roll with laughter…
Peace. Be still.
I spent yesterday listening to my exit letter cd (hurry up and get your copy, there are only about 1800 left in the shed!)… it's darn fine. I write good stuff. I should get back to work on that front.
Oh yeah, Happy Girl Scout Birthday! :)


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Obituaries fromNavarro County, Texas
Ann Kennedy
died Feb 9, 1902
February 10, 1902
KENNEDY - Corsicana, Tex., Feb. 10. - Mrs. Ann Kennedy, wife of Patrick
Kennedy, died here yesterday morning.
She was 51 years of age.
Mollie McCombs
died Feb 5, 1902
Feb 6, 1902, Dallas, TX
Mollie McCombs, aged 36 years, died last night at 384 Flora street. Remains
were shipped to Corsicana for interment.
Frank Q. Root
died Jun 1912
Jun 16, 1912, Kerens, TX
Root - Kerens, Tex., June 16. - Frank Q. Root of Lufkin died here at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Addis Mays. He was born and reared here. His
father, Col. Root, was a pioneer here. The son went to Corsicana and lived
until a few years ago, and went from there to Lufkin.
R. O. Elliott
died Jan 26, 1902
January 27, 1902
ELLIOTT - Corsicana, Tex., Jan. 27. - R. O. Elliott, an old citizen of
Corsicana, died at his home yesterday evening.
W. B. Beard
Jul 20, 1900
BEARD - Corsicana, Tex., July 20. - W. B. Beard, one of the most prosperous
farmers in Navarro County, died at his home in the King Willow neighborhood
yesterday of rupture of a blood vessel in the head.
Lillie Jane
Jun 30, 1894 - Jun 6, 1963
June 8, 1963, Dallas, Texas
Mrs. Lillie Jane Woolverton, 3310 Alabama, Survived by husband, Albert H.
(Pop) Woolverton, Dallas: daughter, Mrs. Velma Lee Davis, Dallas; sons, L.
A. Woolverton, Ohio; Albert H. Woolverton Jr., Dallas; eight grandchildren,
nine great-grandchildren; sister, Mrs. A. R. Dean, Dallas. Services 1 p.m.
Saturday, Lake June Church of Christ. 6916 Lake June Road. Marvin Walker,
minister officiating. Graveside services and interment 3 p.m. Saturday,
Rice Cemetery, Navarro County.
Roy O'Neal, John Loyd O'Neal, Kenneth O'Neal, James Nolan, Stanley Taraba,
Jackie Wayne Russell.
Cave-Smith Funeral Home
George A. Boughton
died Jan 1902
Jan 27, 1902
BOUGHTON - Corsicana, Tex., Jan. 27. - George A. Boughton died at his home
Saturday. Death came on his sixtieth birthday.
W. J. Gibbs
died May 24, 1912
May 25, 1912
Gibbs - Corsicana, Tex., May 25. - W. J. Gibbs, aged 65, an attorney in
Corsicana for thirty years and at one time City Attorney, died yesterday.
E. N. Hanks
died Jun 1912
Jun 26, 1912
Negro Boy Charged With Corsicana Shooting Brought to Dallas Jail Last Night.
Special to the News
Corsicana, Tex., June 26. - E. N. Hanks, deputy constable, was shot and
instantly killed here last night as he entered a negro restaurant to make an
arrest. One shot was fired, the bullet from a pistol taking effect in the
breast, causing instant death. Borne White, a negro about 16 years old, who
was arrested today at Rice, is charged with killing the officer.
Considerable excitement prevailed here this evening, when more than 300 men
gathered around the jail and demanded the prisoner whom they believed had
been brought here. The Sheriff stood in the door of the jail and assured the
mob that the negro was taken to Dallas. Satisfied with this explanation, the
gathering quietly dispersed.
White, accompanied by another boy of his color, left Corsicana immediately
after the shooting. Today he turned up at Rice, where he was taken into
Margaret Clayton
died Nov 1912
Nov 25, 1912
Negress Dies Following Duel.
Special To The News.
Corsicana, Tex., Nov. 25 - In a duel fought with knives at Kerens Saturday
Margaret Clayton, a negress, was so badly wounded she died soon after and an
other negress was badly hurt.
Ellie P. Cook
Jan 4, 1880 - May 5, 1929
May 6, 1927
Cook Funeral Tuesday
Special to The News
BLOOMING GROVE, Navarro Co., Texas. May 6. - Funeral services for Miss Ellie
Cook, who died at Wichita Falls, will be held at the First Baptist Church
here Tuesday, conducted by the Rev. W. Z. Corbin of Waxahachie and the Rev.
G. L. Jones, pastor of the Baptist Church here. Burial will be in the
Blooming Grove Cemetery. Surviving are a sister, Mrs. J. J. Gillen; three
half-brother, V. D. Burns of Blooming Grove, T. J. Burns of Navarro and M.
E. Burns of Dawson, and a half-sister, Miss Annie Burns of Blooming Grove.
Mrs. R. B.
died Mar 26, 1902
Mar 27, 1902
GRISSETT - Corsicana, Tex., March 27. - Mrs. R. B. Grissett, died of
pneumonia at her home on Mineral Hill yesterday afternoon.
Bertha Nash
died Feb 1, 1902
Feb 1, 1902
NASH - Corsicana, Tex., Feb. 1. - Bertha, the 4-year-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Nash, died of paralysis at 2:40 this afternoon.
Son of W. L.
died Dec 1912
Dec 10, 1912
Boy Killed Near Corsicana.
Special to The News
Corsicana, Tex., Dec. 10. - The 17-year-old son of W. L. Searcy, residing on
a farm south of town was accidentally killed today when a target rifle in
the hands of a companion was prematurely discharged.
Rufus Gordon
Jul 28, 1919 - Sep 14, 1948
September 16, 1948
R. G. Berryhill Funeral Will Be Held at Purdon
Special to the News
CORSICANA, Texas, Sept. 16. - Funeral Services for Rufus Gordon Berryhill,
about 30, fatally shot at Hearne Tuesday night, are scheduled Friday
afternoon at the First Baptist Church at Purdon. Burial will be in the
Dresden Cemetery.
Surviving are his wife of Hearne, three sons, mother, Mrs. Frank Berryhill,
Ennis; seven brothers, Clarence Berryhill, Dallas; Roy Berryhill, Hearne;
Kelton Berryhill, Overton, Dora Lee Berryhill, Roscoe; Thurman Berryhill,
Kilgore; Glen Berryhill, Hobbs, N. M., and Travis Berryhill, Ennis, and two
sisters, Mrs. Raymond Heinie, Houston, and Mrs. Bill Jackson, Ennis.
Mrs. C. H. Hart
died Mar 11, 1902
March 12, 1902
HART - Corsicana, Tex., March 12. - Mrs. C. H. Hart died at her home on
North Tenth street yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. J. D. McGill
died Jan 27, 1902
January 27, 1902
McGILL - Corsicana, Tex., Jan. 27. - Mrs. J. D. McGill died this morning.
Mrs. George A.
died Jan 22, 1902
Jan 23, 1902
BUSH - Corsicana, Tex., Jan. 23. - Mrs. George A. Bush, aged 32 years, died
at her home in Re yesterday afternoon of
blood poisoning.
Mrs. C. B. Beck
died Aug 4, 1900
Aug 5, 1900
BECK - Corsicana, Tex., Aug. 5. - Mrs. C. B. Beck, wife of a prominent
merchant of this city, died at the family residence last evening and today
the remains were shipped to Bryan for burial. Mrs. Beck had been sick for
two months or more.
Mrs. M. M. Dickson
died Sep 19, 1912
Sep 19, 1912
Dickson - Corsicana, Tex., Sept. 19. - Mrs. M. M. Dickson, aged 85 years,
died near here this morning. She came from Tennessee to this county
thirty-five years ago. She had a large family connection.
Infant of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Young
died Oct 24, 1911
Oct 25, 1911, Dallas, TX
The infant of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Young died yesterday at the residence, 2700
Gould street. The body was shipped to Corsicana by George W. Loudermilk.
W. T. McCullough
died Jul 1912
Jul 18, 1912
McCullough - Corsicana. Tex., July 18. - W. T. McCullough, aged 72, died
suddenly at Tupelo Tuesday. He was here Monday and heard Judge Ramsey's
speech and was in usual health up to the time that death came.
Son of James
died Dec 25, 1912
Dec 29, 1912
Boy Accidentally Killed.
Special to The News.
Corsicana, Tex., Dec. 29. - In the Cyer Creek community on the afternoon of
Christmas Day, the 15-year-old son of James Tippins shot himself in the left
side accidentally with a target rifle, and died in a few minutes. The youth
was out hunting, and while crawling through some underbrush the hammer of
the gun caught on some twigs and the weapon was discharged.
Mrs. M. W.
died Dec 28, 1912
Dec 29, 1912, Dallas, TX
Pointevent. - Mrs. M. W. Pointevent, aged 83, died yesterday at the home of
Thomas Worthington, near Orphans Home. The body will be sent to Corsicana by
Undertakers Ed C. Smith & Bro. this morning.
Maxwell D. Almond,
May 18, 1876 - Jun 5, 1942
Jun 5, 1943
Max D. Almond Dies; Rites Set Sunday
CORSICANA, Texas, June 5. - Funeral services for Max D. Almond, 67,
vice-president and general manager of the Whiteselle Brick & Lumber Company
since 1915, will be held Sunday afternoon from St. John's Episcopal Church.
A native of Waco, Almond formerly was connected with the Luther-Moore lumber
interests in Orange and the Alexander-Gilmer Company, Remlig. He was reared
in Gainesville.
Almond died at his home here early Saturday with a heart attack. He was
prominent in lumber circles of the Southwest. Almond was a veteran of the
Spanish-American War and
was an Odd Fellow.
Surviving are his wife, two sons, Max D. Almond Jr., Corsicana, and John B.
(Jack) Almond, Camp Wolters; a daughter, Mrs. John N. Harris, Corsicana,
formerly of Dallas; two sisters, Mrs. Herbert Jones, Los Angeles, Calif.,
and Mrs. Fred M. Gates, Wichita Falls.
Alice Barbee
died Jul 1919
Jul 26, 1919
Barbee - Corsicana, Texas. July 26. - Mrs. Alice Barbee, wife of J. M.
Barbee, died last night at the P. & S. Hospital. She is survived by her
husband and five children. The family came here a year ago from Ballinger,
but formerly lived at San Angelo.
Sarah Frances
(UNKNOWN) Balentine
died Sep 1951
Sep 24, 1951, Dallas, TX
Funeral Rites Set Monday For Mrs. Sarah Balentine
Funeral services will be held in Weiland-Merritt Funeral Home, 2909 Live
Oak, at 3:30 p.m. Monday for Mrs. Sarah Frances Balentine. Burial will be in
Grove Hill Memorial Park.
Mrs. Balentine, a resident of Dallas for seven years and the widow of J. L.
Balentine, a Purdon, Navarro county, farmer, died in a hospital Saturday
night. She had been in the hospital for thirteen months.
Mrs. Balentine came to Dallas when her husband died and made her home with
her daughter, Mrs. Joe C. Joyce, 919 Valencia. She also is survived by
another daughter, Miss Helen Balentine of Fort Worth, and two sons, Ralph M.
Balentine of Corsicana, and Ray Balentine of Odessa. There are eight
grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Balentine was a Methodist, but for several years had been inactive in
church work or other social activities.
Pallbearers for Mrs. Balentine will be D. R. Little, M. V. Lollar, Jack
Williams, J. D. Hardin, E. C. Powell, and G. W. Edwards.
Horace C. Ballew
May 29, 1917
BALLEW - Corsicana, Texas, May 29. - Horace Ballew, who died at Richland,
was 58 years old and had been a resident of this county from early
childhood. His wife and five children, and two brothers and two sisters
survive. His brothers are W.
W. and H. E. Ballew of Corsicana and his sisters are Misses Maude and Belle
Ballew of Dallas.
Hattie May
died May 1952
May 14, 1952
Mrs. Hattie May Garlington, 78, of Powell, Navarro County, died Monday in
Jacksonville. Funeral services were held here Tuesday from the Corley
Chapel. Burial was in Oakwood
Surviving are three sons, Dan Garlington, Corsicana; Franklin R. Garlington,
Kermit, and Jesse M. Garlington, Denver, Colo.; two daughters, Mrs. R. E.
Bush, Powell, and Mrs. K. B. Connor, Dallas; thirteen grandchildren and
nineteen great-grandchildren.
Augustus Barry
1820 - 1899
Mar 6, 1899
Death of an octogenarian
Col. A. Barry died suddenly and unexpectedly at his home near the city last
night about 10 o'clock of heart disease. He had been complaining of grip for
a few days and last night, feeling a little indisposed, asked his wife to
make him a pallet on the floor, which she did, at the same time advising him
to send for a physician, which he consented to do.
Mrs. Barry started across the hall to send a messenger for the doctor, but
before she had gone twenty feet Col. Barry expired, his death being painless
and was as if he had dropped into a gentle slumber. The funeral will take
place at 10 a.m. to-morrow.
The deceased was an octogenarian, being in the 82d year a the time of his
death. He came to Corsicana over fifty years ago, has been among her most
highly respected citizens and leaves a numerous progeny in this state, all
of whom are people of high social standing. Among his children of Hon. Bryan
T. Barry of Dallas, Dr. Ambrose Barry of Dresen, Mrs. H. C. Talbott, Mrs.
Lloyd Church, Mrs. W. C. Chestnutt of Corsicana, Robt. Barry and two married
daughters who reside in Tyler.
The children have all been notified of the death, and at noon to-day Hon.
Bryan T. Barry arrived from Dallas and two daughters from Tyler and Dr.
Ambrose Barry of Dresden arrived.
James Barnett
died Jul 1902
Jul 26, 1902
Navarro County Man Killed on the Cotton Belt.
Special to The News
Corsicana, Tex., July 26. - James Barnett, a farmer who has been living for
several years near Dawson, in this county, was run over and killed by a
Cotton Belt freight train Thursday night between Hubbard City and Dawson.
The last seen of Barnett alive was as he was leaving Hubbard City Thursday
evening walking on the Cotton Belt track. Three freight trains passed over
his body.
Joel Pinson Garner
Apr 15, 1823 - Mar 19, 1906
Mar 20, 1906
GARNER- Corsicana, Tex., March 20. - Joel Garner, aged 83 years, and a
resident of Navarro County for over fifty years, died at his home a few
miles west of the city last night.
Mr. Garner leaves a widow and several children, all of whom are grown and
prominent in this county.
Turner Mae Garner
Aug 5, 1906 - Feb 18, 1935
GARNER - Corsicana, Texas, Feb. 18. - Funeral services for Miss Turner Mae
Garner, 28, teacher in the Sam Houston School, who died Monday, will be held
Tuesday. Miss Garner was reared in Corsicana and was well known here.
Surviving are her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Garner of Corsicana and two
Funeral services for Miss Turner Mae Garner, aged 28 years, teacher in the
Sam Houston school, who died at the Navarro clinic Monday morning about 9:30
o'clock following an emergency operation Sunday night, were held Tuesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock from the family home, 819 West Seventh avenue, with
burial in Oakwood cemetery. The
rites were conducted by Rev. T. Edgar Neal, pastor of the First Methodist
Miss Garner had been ill only a short time and her condition became critical
Sunday night.
Miss Garner was reared in Corsicana and was well-known here. She was a
graduate of Corsicana high school and had been teaching in and near
Corsicana for the past several years.
A short session schedule was maintained at the Sam Houston school Tuesday,
with school being dismissed at 1 o'clock Tuesday afternoon in order that the
teachers and students could attend the rites. Other schools of Corsicana
were conducted on the regular daily schedule.
Surviving are her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Garner, Corsicana; two
brothers, E. P. Garner, Houston, and W. F. Garner, Corsicana, and a number
of other relatives.
Pallbearers were L. P. Forsythe, W. D. Lamb, Leland Fikes, Felix Irvine,
George Mecham and Clifford Haley, Jr.
The funeral was directed by the Sutherland-McCammon Funeral Home.
(Sears) Garlington
Nov 15, 1915 - Mar
30, 1936
March 17, 1936
GARLINGTON - Corsicana, Texas, March 17. - Funeral services for Mrs. Lorene
Garlington, 20, who died in Dallas, were held here Tuesday, with burial in
the Black Hills Cemetery.
The rites were conducted by the Rev. G. H. Vaughn, Baptist minister. Mrs.
Garlington was reared in Corsicana. Surviving are her husband, Werner
Garlington, Dallas; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Sears, Corsicana, and a
brother, Forrest Sears, Corsicana.
Brady Lee Garrison
Died Jun 1953
June 16, 1953, Dallas, TX
Rites Planned Tuesday for B. L. Garrison
Funeral services will be held here at 4 p.m. Tuesday for Brady Lee Garrison
Sr., 52, of Houston, who lived in Dallas from 1915 to 1942.
The Rev. Fred Thompson of Richardson, a Baptist minister, will officiate at
rites in Dudley M. Hughes Funeral Chapel, 100 East Jefferson. Burial will be
in Grove Hill Memorial Park.
Garrison died Sunday in a Dallas hospital after ten months illness.
While living in Dallas, he worked for Glazer's Wholesale Drug Company,
Mi-T-Fine Food Company and Continental Motors Corporation there. Later he
was co-owner of B&G Garage & Paint Shop there before closing the firm last
year. He worked briefly for a service station until his illness.
Garrison was born Aug. 26, 1900, near Corsicana, and later lived in Sherman
before coming here.
In 1921, he married Miss Lillian Irene Morris, who survives him. Other
survivors include a son, Brady Lee Garrison Jr. of Houston; his mother, Mrs.
Tillie Elizabeth Garrison of Dallas; three brother, Thomas Clifton Garrison,
Chester Elroy Garrison and Henry Paul Garrison, all of Dallas; two sisters,
Mrs. Edna Mae Boss of Dallas and Mrs. G. H. Gilmore of Uhrichsville, Ohio,
and two grandchildren.
Pallbearers will be Winston S. Morris, Joe Keith Morris, Ren Earl Stedman,
Donne Hammons and Marion D. Nutt, all nephews and Eiland Thompson.
Mrs. Edward Gay
died Jul 1940
July 13, 1940
GAY - Corsicana, Texas, July 13. - Mrs. Edward Gay, 50, of Mildred, near
Corsicana, became ill Friday night while on a vacation trip and died in a
Tucson, Ariz., hospital. The body will arrive here Monday for burial. Mr.
and Mrs. Gay, and son, Jimmy Gay, all of Midred, and Mrs. Bank Lyons of
Corsicana, a daughter, and Mr. Lyons were on the trip at the time Mrs. Gay
became ill. Miss Elise Gay, a daughter, Phoenix, also survives.
Frank Gayle
died Jan 1924
Feb 1, 1924, Dallas, TX
Gau;e -
The body of Frank Gayle, 4 years old, son of Mrs. And Mrs. E. A. Gayle,
4509 Birch street, was received here Thursday afternoon from Corsicana,
where he died Thursday morning. Funeral services were held from the family
residence at 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon and burial was in Grove Hill
Philip George Giere
Jul 10, 1929 - Jun 8, 1975
Jun 13, 1975, Dallas, TX
Philip G., 1665 S. Story Rd., Irving. Survived by wife, Mrs. Jimmie; sons,
Lew, Dwight; step sons, Bob Barham; step daughters, Vicki Wilhoite, Cathy
Bristel; 5 grandchildren; parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Giere; brothers,
Bobby, Johnny. He was production manager and a 23 year employee of
Gifford-Bill-American, Inc., age 45. Services 10 a.m., Friday, Central
Baptist Church, Blooming Grove, Texas. Interment
Rose Hill Cemetery, Blooming
Jun 13, 1975, Irving, TX
IRVING - Funeral services for Philip G. Giere, 45, of 1663 S. Storey,
who drowned Sunday in Possum Kingdom Lake, will be held at 10 a.m.
Friday in Central Baptist Church in Blooming Grove, Navarro County.
Burial will be in
Rose Hill Cemetery, also in Blooming Grove.
Giere was a production manager of Gifford-Hill-American Inc., where he
had worked for 23 years. His body was recovered Wednesday.
He is survived by his wife, Jimmie, two sons, one stepson, two
stepdaughters, two brothers and five grandchildren.
P. G. Giere
BLOOMING GROVE - Services will be held at 10 a.m. Friday at the Central Baptist Church for Phillip George Giere, 45, resident of
Irving, who drowned Sunday.
Rev. W. A. Corley, First Baptist Church pastor, will officiate, and burial will be at
Rose Hill Cemetery.
Arrangements are with Bradley Funeral Home.
Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Jimmie Ward Giere of Irving; two sons, Dwight Giere and Lew Giere of California; a step-son, Jim Bob
Barham of Irving; two step-daughters, Vicki Wilhoite of Rice, Cathy Bristel of Irving, five grandchildren, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. Giere of Fort Worth; two brothers, Johnny Giere and Bobby Giere of Fort Worth.
Pallbearers will be Gifford-Hill-American employes.
He was production manager of Gifford-Hill-American and employe there for 23 years.
James Berry Banks
1901 - Jul 1947
Former Dallas Man Dies
Special to the News
CORSICANA, Texas, July 19. - Funeral services for J. B. Banks, 47,
automobile dealer, who died in Greenville Thursday, were held in Greenville
Saturday morning. He formerly resided in Corsicana and Dallas. Surviving are
his wife of Greenville, three stepchildren, Tom and Kenneth McNatt, and Mrs.
J. R. Adams, all of Greenville; mother, Mrs. Betty Banks, Corsicana; three
sisters, Mrs. Beulah Huff and Mrs. Doyle Pevehouse, both of Corsicana, and
Mrs. A. P. Smith, Dallas, and a number of other relatives.
Bobbie Laverne (or
Lorine) Beeman
Oct 22, 1931 - Oct 30, 1931
Oct 31, 1931
Bobbie L. Beeman, 8-day-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Beeman, who
resided west of Corsicana, died Friday and the funeral was held Saturday
from the residence of the child's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beeman,
four miles west of Corsicana. Surviving are the parents, grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Beeman, and Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Shaw, Corbet.
Preston A. Bates
died Jan 1952
Jan 22, 1952
Preston A. Bates, 58, Kerens Farmer, Buried
Special to The News
CORSICANA, Texas, Jan. 22. - Preston A. Bates, 58, Kerens farmer and
driller, died at a local hospital Monday. Funeral services were held Tuesday
at the Oak Grove Baptist Church, with burial in the
Oak Grove Cemetery.
Surviving are his wife, three sons, Preston C. Bates, Humble, and James H.
Bates and Troy Lee Bates, both of Kerens; two daughters, Mrs. Alma Davis,
Dallas, and Mrs. Nannie Grooms, Center Falls, N.Y.
Robert Patrick,
1832 - Aug 21, 1916
Aug 22, 1916
Bates - Corsicana, Texas, Aug. 22. - R. P. Bates Sr., for many years a
resident of Corsicana, died in a Fort Worth hospital last night, and was
buried here this afternoon. One son, R. P. Bates Jr., survives him. The Rev.
Dr. Knight, pastor of First Christian Church, Ennis, officiated at the
funeral. The pallbearers were Elmer De Lafosse, Jesse Megarity, J. A.
Jarrell, R. A. Caldwell, Luther Johnson and F. A. Elliott.
Eugene A. Bailey
died Feb 1946
Feb 26, 1946
Corsicana Rites Held For Retired Merchant
Special to The News
CORSICANA, Texas, Feb. 26 - Funeral services were held here Monday for
Eugene A. Bailey, 86, retired dry goods merchant and former director of the
Cotton Belt Railway of Texas, who died at his home Sunday. Surviving are his
wife, a daughter, Mrs. G. Soderlund, Wichita Falls, and one granddaughter.
Isaac Baum
died Feb 26, 1910
Feb 26, 1910
I. Baum, one of Corsicana's oldest and wealthiest citizens, died this
morning. He came here from Germany when 15 years of age. He leaves a wife
and three children, viz.: Mrs. L. E. Ross and George and Ed Baum of
Corsicana. He had a brother in Centerville, Iowa, and another in Germany.
Navarro County TXGenWeb© Copyright
March, 2009
Edward L. Williams & Barbara


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Start: Thursday 1 Jul 2010
Time: 12:00 - 16:30
Charities are finding it increasingly harder to collect payment of pledges their supporters have made.
To help improve the cash flow for charities Liverpool Chamber of Commerce has joined up with Credit Management Group UK who have designed a training course aimed to train fundraisers on how to collect payment in a way that doesn't taint the relationship with their sponsors.
At the end of this training course, fundraisers will be more confident in tackling outstanding pledges, have a strategy in place to contact supports and have standard letters to send out to supporters:
- Attributes required to effectively negotiate payment
- Telephone collections: Overcoming objections, negotiating and closing calls
- Negotiating techniques: How to get paid more quickly without effecting the relationship with the supporter
- Active listening: How to use effective listening skills to influence the supporter
- Using leverage to get paid: Using the charities mission effectively as leverage
- Collection Letters: Impact, wording and timing
- Collection Strategy
"We found the course very informative and specifically tailored to meet the needs of a charity. It was delivered in an informal and humorous manner, whilst at the same time remaining very professional."
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP)—Curtis Dennis scored 12 points and Alex Kirk recorded a double-double in his college debut Saturday to lead New Mexico to a 63-54 victory over Detroit.
Eli Holman had 15 points and 13 rebounds for the Titans, who trailed by more than 20 points midway through the second half in the season opener for both teams. But Detroit took advantage of some uneven New Mexico play down the stretch to trim the lead.
The game was sloppy throughout, with the teams combining for 40 turnovers.
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A Safety Study to Assess a DNA Vaccine Administered by Particle Mediated Delivery to the Skin in Healthy Subjects
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The purpose of this study is to evaluate how well the vaccine is tolerated at sites where administrations are given and any effects it may have on subjects' wellbeing. The study will also test the ability of vaccine to cause particular immune responses in the body.
Biological: pPJV7630 with pPJV2012 administered by PMED
Phase 1
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety Study
Intervention Model: Factorial Assignment
Masking: Double-Blind
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|A Phase I Study Assessing Safety and Tolerability of a DNA Vaccine With a DNA Encoded Immunostimulator , Administered by Particle Mediated Epidermal Delivery Using the PowderMed ND10 Delivery System in HSV-2 Seronegative Healthy Volunteers
- Safety, tolerability and reactogenicity of the investigational product as determined by AEs and evaluation of the site of vaccination at each visit.
- immunogenicity of vaccine post vaccination
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|December 2006
Herpes simplex virus type 2 (HSV-2) infection is a serious public health problem, with up to 20% of the US population infected. Following primary infection, HSV-2 establishes a latent infection that can lead to recurrent disease when the virus reactivates. Genital lesions are often experienced with viral recurrence and these can be uncomfortable and painful, resulting in significant anxiety and social distress. There are no commercial vaccines available for therapy of HSV-2 infection.The aim of a therapeutic vaccine would be to enhance such natural responses by boosting the appropriate cellular immune response to HSV-2 in those latently infected individuals who experience frequent and unwanted reactivations. The purpose of this study is to evaluate the safety and tolerability profile of a therapeutic DNA vaccine (pPJV7630) in combination with a DNA encoded immunostimulator (pPJV2012) when administered by Particle Mediated Epidermal Delivery (PMED)
|Ages Eligible for Study:
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The Dunedin Sound Lives On In Die! Die! Die!
Dunedin's second generation on the city that formed them
The mid-sized city of Dunedin is like New Zealand's Seattle. Or Seattle is America's Dunedin, depending on your perspective. The city became internationally known in the 1980s and '90s for a particular sort of punk-damaged but tuneful rock championed by the record label Flying Nun. Sometime after that heyday (2003 to be exact) Die! Die! Die! started tearing things up, inspired by both the local yet internationally acclaimed bands they grew up going to see and somewhat more intense musical heroes like Fugazi. Ten years on, the post-punk inspired trio is touring the world and still playing in Dunedin quite often though the band's members have since moved to Auckland.
Early in the morning, sandwiched in between a late night band practice and his workday, lead singer Andrew Wilson, now 28, takes a moment to reflect on early influences and the early days and of the band's career with us. He finds it a "bit fishy" that I want to talk to him about Flying Nun bands, because his band isn't on Flying Nun anymore. It's doubly fishy because Flying Nun was based in Christchurch and is based in Auckland but they made the Dunedin bands famous. And Die! Die! Die! carries on that legacy in their own raucous way. Andrew tells us how Dunedin indeed molded them and how he's as proud of the city's music scene as they've ever been.
So, you're not on Flying Nun anymore. Who are you with?
We've got our own label now in New Zealand and Australia and we're on two labels now, one's called Small Town America in the UK and Golden Antenna in Europe.
Were some of the bands from Dunedin that were on Flying Nun jumping off points for you musically?
They got me into music, basically. Growing up in Dunedin, this was sort of pre-Internet, or really it was dial up, so you couldn't download a million MP3s albums or anything like that. One of the only ways to discover music was going to the local record store and talking to the record store dudes and also seeing local bands.
Mikey, the drummer, and I, we were quite lucky that one of the first bands we saw was High Dependency Unit from Dunedin and The Dead C. They were very noisy bands who happened to also be quite lovely people. And I remember Dino [Karlis], the drummer of High Dependency Unit, used to tell me when we were fifteen some really cool bands to check out. So, it sort of snowballed from there. There were all these local bands and it sort of blew my mind that this small town I grew up in actually had this wonderful musical heritage of bands. And then my high school band got to tour with The Clean when we were seventeen.
What was your high school band called?
We were called Carriage h. We were pretty awful.
You're known for energetic live shows and a sort of confrontational performance style. How long have you been doing that?
We've actually toned it down quite a bit. When we formed our band we were really into bands like Fugazi and all the hardcore stuff, because I kind of got quite sick of Dunedin music really.
So, when you started, you were building on something that had already been established. Do you feel like you had strong roots to draw from?
Definitely, but for us it was also about getting away from it for a while but to also, eventually, come back to that sort of sound you know? When we started we just wanted to sound as opposite as possible to the clean.
Was it also hard to avoid sounding too much like your influences?
A little bit. We'd be like "What song are we going to cover? Hey, let's cover a Clean song!" So, yeah, it was kind of funny.
Do you ever still have trouble getting away from that?
We're a bit older than when we got started. I don't really think about our roots or a lot of the bands anymore. I just think about writing our sort of songs.
So, what's the scene in Dunedin like now?
I think the scene in Dunedin is probably the best it's been for a very long time, to be honest. Lots of very young bands who I really like, a lot of really interesting new bands. When Die! Die! Die! formed we had to get out of Dunedin because there really wasn't anything going on and now there's heaps of bands and lots of good stuff going on.
You play there a lot?
We do. All the time. We're playing there next week. We try to not play there too often.
Is it like when you were younger or are things different now?
When we were younger there were only two or three bands who were kind of active. When I was like three, that's when Dunedin was sort of happening, or even before I was born, when there was The Clean, Straightjacket Fits and all those sorts of bands.
Is there any one particular influence on bands there still?
That's the really great thing about bands in Dunedin, what has always been really great about bands in Dunedin none of them sound the same, really. There always just a really skewed version of pop in Dunedin. It's always like this weird '60s skewed pop band or this weird punk pop band. I wouldn't say that all the bands in Dunedin sound the same. They've all just got a weird idea of writing good songs.
You've been a band for ten years. How have your ambitions changed over time?
When we started the idea that we would record our first album in Chicago with with Steve Albini was a ridiculous dream. We didn't think that would happen.
We're probably just more relaxed really, with everything we do. We used to on these ridiculously long New Zealand tours of like twenty or thirty shows. I couldn't think of anything worse to do now. It would drive me up the wall. I'd much rather tour around Europe for like two months and play every single day. You make more money, you get treated better and you don't have to deal with New Zealand.
Where do you meet the most kindred spirits?
This tour was amazing. We met a lot of good kindred spirits in Barcelona in Spain, and France.
What were the shows in Barcelona like?
We played with this band called Nitch. It was amazing the best weekend ever. There just seemed to be a whole bunch of really cool kids hanging out there doing really good stuff. They seemed to be quite proactive.
After all this time, do you still feel like a punk band?
Definitely. I think I'll always feel like we're in a punk band. You just have to embrace it. We're always going to be what we are. Punk rock grabbed me at fifteen, fourteen and changed my life. It does sort of make you operate in a different way to the rest of the world. You find yourself in office environments or something really boring like a day job and you have this dirty secret that nobody's knows about.


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H. 10 13/16 in. (27.5 cm)
Purchase, Rogers Fund, Enid A. Haupt, Mrs. Donald M. Oenslager, Mrs. Muriel Palitz and Geert C.E. Prins Gifts; Pauline V. Fullerton Bequest; and Bequests of Mary Cushing Fosburgh, Edward C. Moore and Stephen Whitney Phoenix, by exchange, 1979 (1979.447)
From 247 B.C. until the coming of Islam in 642 A.D., Iran is dominated first by the Parthian and then Sasanian empires. Their strength and wealth is based on their control of the trade routes through the region, which connect the cultures of East and West. This often brings the rulers of Iran into conflict with the expansionist aims of Rome and, later, Byzantium.
ca. 1224 A.D. The Parthians develop the iwan, an open-fronted vaulted hall. Iwans are often covered with carved stucco reliefs, some of the finest examples of which are built at Uruk and Ashur. The palace at Ashur has the earliest example of four iwans opening onto a central square. This form of architecture supplants Hellenistic styles in Iraq and Iran, and will play an important role in the religious architecture of the later Islamic period. A new fashion, frontality, arises in relief sculpture where the head and body are shown frontally.
224626 A.D. From southwestern Iran, Ardashir I (r. 22440 A.D.) founds the Sasanian dynasty and ends Parthian rule. Coins, rock reliefs, and stucco relief decoration exemplify Sasanian imperial art. This style emphasizes the power of the ruler by depicting him on monumental rock reliefs and on objects made of precious materials such as silver. Despite constant aggression between the Sasanians and Byzantium, there are parallels in the arts, especially motifs on textiles that reflect mutual influences. The use of frontality, introduced in the Parthian period, continues in Sasanian art, and becomes a hallmark of the Romano-Byzantine West.
241272 A.D. Shapur I expands the Sasanian empire to its greatest size (from the Euphrates River to the Oxus and Indus, and north into Armenia and Georgia). Continued conflicts with Rome and Byzantium for control of east-west trade routes and the taking of prisoners results in Roman influence in the arts and architecture. Domed square rooms are built with the aid of squinches (arched lintels) in the upper corners, a Sasanian innovation that influences Western medieval architecture. Shapur commemorates his victories against Rome in a series of reliefs, carved beneath the earlier Achaemenid Persian royal tombs, which show him triumphant over the emperors Gordian III, Philip the Arab, and Valerian.
Rhyton terminating in the forepart of a wild cat, 1st century B.C.–1st century A.D.; Parthian period
Gilded silver; H. 10 13/16 in. (27.5 cm)
Purchase, Rogers Fund, Enid A. Haupt, Mrs. Donald M. Oenslager, Mrs. Muriel Palitz and Geert C.E. Prins Gifts; Pauline V. Fullerton Bequest; and Bequests of Mary Cushing Fosburgh, Edward C. Moore and Stephen Whitney Phoenix, by exchange, 1979 (1979.447)
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"Here is a rare treat, only available online: the Farce Films New Year's Eve gag reel. These are bloopers taken from the Farce Films featured in our brand-new special airing Friday, December 31, 2010 at 8 PM on CBC, starring our giggle-induced cast, and the ad-libbing Lloyd Robertson and Peter Mansbridge. You won't hear the audience laughter, because they didn't get to see these clips. In fact, no one has seen them, until now! Enjoy!... And tune in on New Year's Eve to see which films made the show and which were left on the cutting-room floor."


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"Thou lovest righteousness, and hatest wickedness: therefore God, thy God, hath anointed thee with the oil of gladness above thy fellows."
"They shall come, and shall declare his righteousness unto a people that shall be born, that he hath done this."
"Hear my prayer, o Lord, give ear to my supplications: in thy faithfulness answer me, and in thy righteousness. (Psalms 143:1)"
"My righteousness is near; my salvation is gone forth, and mine arms shall judge the people; the isles shall wait upon me, and on mine arm shall they trust. (Isaiah 51:5)"
"Quicken me, O LORD, for thy name's sake: for thy righteousness' sake bring my soul out of trouble."