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this gave me the shivers. i cant believe he did that!! and HE called HER an ass, so hes just as foul mouthed as him.
The guy shouldn't have focused on the swearing, he should be listening to the problem and helping her. What a d!ck.
Hypocritical much?
Also, if there's one time when I think swearing is completely and entirely permissible, it's when you're panicked out of your freaking mind 'cause you think a loved one is dying. Being a 911 operator, he should have know that if she WAS panicked to that point, hanging up was the very LAST thing he should have done. You never, ever hang up when someone calls in an emergency, especially when that emergency is causing the other person distress. To me, what he did was not only idiotic, but also heading over into the completely heartless territory.
A) she didnt get what she was asking for..she didnt get anything actually..except a hang up
B) she didnt curse anyone out, she never swore at him, she was obviously scared and wasnt thinking about being politically correct in the situation and a cop of 30 years should fully understand this - and be used to it for that matter
C) Yes, he did have to help her. He made a sworn oath to infact help her.
The cop was wrong, the girl did absolutely NOTHING wrong, and should not have been treated the way she was
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Rex L. Mirich
Position: DT-DE
Height: 6-4 Weight: 250 lbs.
Born: March 11, 1941 in Florence, AZ
High School: San Manuel
College: Northern Arizona (school history)
Drafted by the Oakland Raiders in the 20th round (153rd overall) of the 1963 AFL Draft.
Drafted by the Minnesota Vikings in the 16th round (212th overall) of the 1963 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 23 (4243rd overall since 1950)
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text: I got my new carry gun today. XDM 3.8 13rd! I haven't shot it yet but I am looking forward to the next time at the Range. I am going to test fire some reloaded rounds and a little nervous about it. I don't want to mess up my new gun. But its also going to be a lot cheaper to shoot reloaded rounds. I can't wait to go to the range. I will post some more when I go.


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16 U.S. Code § 667c - Publication of designating order
Whenever any real property is transferred pursuant to sections 667b to 667d of this title, the Administrator of General Services shall make and have published in the Federal Register an appropriate order, which may be revised from time to time in like manner, designating for which of the purposes specified in section 667b of this title the property so transferred shall be used.
Source(May 19, 1948, ch. 310, § 2,62 Stat. 241; June 30, 1949, ch. 288, title I, § 105,63 Stat. 381.)
Transfer of Functions
Functions, records, property, etc., of War Assets Administration transferred to General Services Administration, functions of War Assets Administrator transferred to Administrator of General Services, and War Assets Administration and office of War Assets Administrator abolished by section 105 of act June 30, 1949. Transfer of functions effective July 1, 1949, see section 605, formerly § 505, of act June 30, 1949, ch. 288, 63 Stat. 403; renumbered by act Sept. 5, 1950, ch. 849, § 6(a), (b),64 Stat. 583.
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World Cup winner Emily 'a future England captain'
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Desford's Emily Scarratt has been hailed as a "future England captain" after a match-winning performance in the Women's World Cup final.
England beat Canada 21-9 in a tense affair in Paris and Scarratt scored the game-clinching try in the 74th minute.
The 24-year-old former Bosworth College student also struck 11 points with the boot.
With 54 caps to her name already, Scarratt could go on to lead her country in the future, believes former England skipper Catherine Spencer.
"In my eyes, Emily Scarratt is the player of the year this year, not just player of the tournament, she's absolutely fantastic," said Spencer.
"With her strength, her footwork, her tactical awareness and perception of what's going on around her, it's fitting to see her cross the line and get a try.
"I can see Emily as a future England captain. She's always been a really strong leader."
Sapcote's Vicky Fleetwood, 24 – a former pupil of John Cleveland College in Hinckley – was also celebrating long into the night after she started the final at hooker and was part of an England performance that ended a painful 20-year wait to lift the coveted trophy.
With reigning champions New Zealand knocked out in the group stages, England were favourites against underdogs Canada.
But having completely dominated the first half, England saw an 11-0 lead chipped away and they went into the closing stages with a precarious 14-9 advantage.
As the pressure built, England's basic skills deserted them in key areas.
But Scarratt – who, along with Fleetwood, spent her early years at Leicester Forest – scored a wonderful individual try to provide the killer blow.
Taking the ball at pace, she cut a line through the Canadian tacklers and jinked past the last line of defence to touch down before being engulfed by her joyous team mates.
Scarratt then added the extras and England had victory.


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Advancing Public Health with Hands-on Learning
June 23, 2011
By Stephanie Thara
From biomedicine and nursing to dietetics and health fitness, the California State University provides students the hands-on training needed to save lives. The CSU confers 44 percent of the bachelor's degrees and 37 percent of all the master's degrees earned by California's graduates in health-or medical-related fields. Furthermore, the CSU awards 97 percent of the state's bachelor's degrees in dietetics/nutrition, as well as 84 percent in health/physical fitness, 60 percent in nursing, 47 percent in psychology and 34 percent in biology.
The CSU takes pride in offering students opportunities that allow them to take what they learned in the classroom and apply it in a real-world setting. Initiatives, such as the Bridges to Stem Cell Research Awards, provide a comprehensive slate of lab and lecture courses, research-intensive internships, professional mentoring, career guidance, and community service opportunities. Similarly, the CSU has established several Professional Science Master's programs, which place students directly into active labs and worksites to learn science skills fundamental to the health care industry.
The following campuses have notable programs that let students expand on knowledge gained in the classroom:
- The Minority Biomedical Research Program at CSU Dominguez Hills offers students the opportunity to be integrated as research assistants in active research laboratories at the university, the Los Angeles Biomedical Research Institute at Harbor-UCLA and the Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science.
- The CSU Northridge Language, Speech and Hearing Center has provided diagnostic and therapeutic services to children and adults with communication disorders since 1960. Today, the center averages 12,000 patient visits annually, training Northridge students to become professional speech/language or hearing specialists.
- San Diego State and San José State have received a combined total of nearly $10 million in U.S. Department of Labor grants for education, training and placement services in partnership with the health care and biotechnology industries.
- In San Diego, the Biotechnology Readiness, Immersion, Certification and Degrees for Gainful Employment (BRIDGE) project's certificate and degree training focuses on fields of high need, including laboratory sciences/technology, regulatory affairs, quality assurance/control, computational sciences, medical physics and informatics.
- At San José, training prepares participants for licensure and certification as medical laboratory technicians, clinical laboratory specialists, cytogeneticists and clinical genetic molecular biologist scientists.


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In this play about European expansion and cultural clashes at the dawn of the 16th century, a fictional world of magical realism materializes. The plot loosely borrows from the narrative structure of Shakespeare's The Tempest and is rooted in language and events from the discovery journals of Bartolome de Las Casas, Christopher Columbus and Alvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca. These chroniclers traverse a shipwreck story that probes the psychological depths of their brazen entitlement and utter disorientation. As the characters navigate dreamscapes informed by Taino and Mayan cosmologies and contemporary archeological and historical findings, poignant reflections on early struggles for human rights on the "American" continent emerge.


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A Delicious Take on Bread and Cheese!
The best part about this recipe is that you can easily adjust it to make a small or large batch. You can even eyeball the ingredients without destroying the dish!
- 1 French baguette
- 4-8 oz. cream cheese (full fat), softened (8 oz. makes a creamier mix, 4 oz. will be chunkier – both will be delicious!)
- ¼ lb honey ham sliced medium to thin and diced
- ½ cup shredded Swiss cheese
- 1 tbsp Dijon mustard
- Preheat oven to 350°F. Prepare a cookie sheet with tin foil.
- Slice baguette into ½ or ¼ inch slices and set aside.
- In a medium bowl, mix cream cheese, honey ham, Swiss cheese and mustard.
- Using a spoon (I use a tablespoon) scoop a small amount of the mixture onto a slice of baguette and set aside on the cookie sheet. Repeat until sheet is full or mixture runs out.
- Bake for 10 minutes or until golden and slightly puffed.
- Briefly broil to give a golden brown top to each crostini.
- Remove from oven, let cool for 5 minutes and serve!


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[NEW VIDEO] My Chemical Romance – "The Kids From Yesterday"
"The Kids From Yesterday" will be the last single released from their album Danger Days, and they decided what better song to end on than their collective favorite. The video was produced and done by a talented young lady named Emily Eisemann. She had made a fan video, put it up on YouTube and it summed up what the guys from MCR had been trying so very hard to do…
"This song means a lot of different things to us individually and we hope it speaks to you as well. When deciding what kind of video would work the best with the song we immediately thought of a "video collage" …something that would show the progression of the band over the past 10 years leading up to one of our most memorable moments, closing the Reading and Leeds festivals this past summer. We began collecting footage and literally stumbled upon an incredible video done by a talented young lady named Emily Eisemann. She had made a fan video, put it up on YouTube and it summed up what we had been trying so very hard to make, perfectly. So we gave her a call, put our videos together, and the rest, as they say, is history."
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DARBY, TEXAS. Darby was near an old Indian trail and campground about four miles west of Moscow in central Polk County. The area was settled by Europeans before the Civil War; among the early settlers was an Irish family named Criswell, who arrived in 1835. The community was eventually named for Augustus Darby, a slaveowner who moved to the area during the 1850s. It is unique among Polk County settlements, as many of its early residents were from Ireland and Germany. Darby had a Catholic church and became a leather-tanning center for local hunters. A school was also established there. Residents formed the Darby Farmers Alliance, which met from at least 1886 to 1890. Darby was still a rural community during the 1930s, and in the 1940s it had the only Catholic cemetery in the county. Maps from the 1980s do not show the settlement.
Emma Haynes, The History of Polk County (MS, Sam Houston Regional Library, Liberty, Texas, 1937; rev. ed. 1968). A Pictorial History of Polk County, Texas, 1846–1910 (Livingston, Texas: Polk County Bicentennial Commission, 1976; rev. ed. 1978).
The following, adapted from the Chicago Manual of Style, 15th edition, is the preferred citation for this article.Robert Wooster, "DARBY, TX," Handbook of Texas Online (http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hvd08), accessed October 10, 2015. Uploaded on June 12, 2010. Published by the Texas State Historical Association.


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|King David tha Vessel
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"Once you've taken the GOD out of the Gospel, what's the point?" asks David Eagles, known in ministry circuits as King David tha Vessel. With an ever increasing resume, which features numerous vehicles for getting his point across over a 20plus year period of actively being involved in music, acting, writing, and other artistic impressions, King David, or KD, is gaining the notoriety he says he never wanted to begin with. "This thing was never designed to be about me,' he states matter of factly. "This is where anyone in any capacity messes up: by taking the focus off of the LORD and placing it on themselves." KD has received acclaim over the years for his cutting edge music ministry, even being nominated for a Rhythm of Gospel award in 2009. After the release of his first full length album In SO many WorDz in 2007, KD went on to venture into various opportunities, partnering for a live CHRISTmas concert with Hip Hop H.O.P.E. to even opening for Mary Mary in Chicago later that same year. Not known for traveling in circles, KD has found himself positioned to receive the priceless favor that comes from standing in the whole will of GOD. "I bemoan compromise. Can't stand it. And we wonder why the power of GOD isn't as prevelant now as it was in Biblical times. GOD didn't change; we did." With the release of the forthcoming Rhymz & Worship: Songz From the Seekret Playce, KD hopes to return the listener to a whole, healthy image of GOD, thereby healing their relationship with HIM. "The ideal, the purpose, the goal of this record is to heal the perception of GOD, to remind us of why HE's worthy, how HE works, even; what HE's done that HE hasn't had to. HE's GOD…" The year will also see KD further advancing into other outlets of ministry, beginning with his first published work as an author, about which he says, "GOD has a lot to say, and I don't take any credit for any of this; it's an honor." KD refuses to take a singular approach in addressing goals on a yearly basis, believing that like the Kingdom Itself, GOD has not positioned him for merely a moment in time or a small scaled attack on the forces of darkness that hold others back. "Whatever GOD wants is what HE'll have from me. The point in doing things after a GODly sort is so that they go well beyond any of our natural limitations. The WORD of GOD is not bound, and IT's in me, so why should I be? Why should what GOD has called me to be?? And if I truly love like JESUS, why should others be???"
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NIH Research Matters
October 2011 Archive
October 31, 2011
Pinpointing Kidney Disease Risk in African Americans
Variants in the APOL1 gene account for the increased risk of kidney disease among African Americans, according to a new report. The finding may lead to screening tests and earlier treatment, although further research is required.
Yoga or Stretching Eases Low Back Pain
Weekly classes of yoga or intensive stretching are equally effective at reducing low back pain and improving back movement, a new study reports.
Perinatal Antidepressant May Affect Brain Development
Rats exposed to an antidepressant just before and after birth had altered behaviors and substantial brain abnormalities. The findings raise questions about the use of antidepressants during pregnancy.
October 24, 2011
Genome Comparison Casts Light on Dark Areas of DNA
A massive effort to sequence and compare 29 mammalian genomes has shed new light on the dark matter of the genome, the over 98% of DNA that doesnt code for proteins.
Study Points to Potential Treatment for Sickle Cell Disease
Scientists corrected sickle cell disease in adult laboratory mice by activating production of a special blood protein normally produced only before birth. The approach may lead to new treatments for the disorder.
Protein Creates Partition Between Bacteria and the Gut
Scientists found a protein that helps create a buffer zone between intestinal walls and the bacteria within. The finding might improve understanding of inflammatory bowel disease and other digestive disorders.
DNA Primer Boosts Antibodies Against Avian Flu
Avian flu-fighting antibodies rose significantly in adults who received a DNA "primer" vaccine followed by an avian flu shot. The technique holds promise for blocking several strains of influenza.
Doctors Miss Alcohol Screening Opportunities
Physicians often fail to counsel their young adult patients about excessive alcohol use, a new study found.
Prostate Cancer Risk from Vitamin E Supplements
A new study found that vitamin E, once thought to reduce the risk of prostate cancer, may actually increase the risk.
Gene Variant Affects Response to Asthma Drugs
A genetic variant may explain why some people with asthma dont respond well to inhaled corticosteroids, the most widely prescribed medicine for long-term asthma control. The finding might eventually lead to more effective, personalized asthma treatments.
Insulin Nasal Spray Shows Promise for Alzheimers Disease
A small clinical trial has found that daily doses of an insulin nasal spray can slow memory loss and preserve thinking skills in people with mild to moderate Alzheimers disease.
No Effect of Saw Palmetto on Urinary Symptoms
Saw palmetto, a widely used herbal dietary supplement, was no better than placebo in reducing urinary problems caused by prostate enlargement, according to a new study.
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EU exceeds research funding target for SMEs Published on: 16/11/2012
The European Commission has undoubtedly paid special attention to the funding for SMEs under the Seventh Framework Programme (FP7) so far, and intends to continue to do so. In addition to the SME-specific measures under the Capacity programme (through the scheme Research for the benefit of SMEs), the Decision establishing FP7 as a matter of fact provides for a target of at least 15% of the funding of the Cooperation programme to go to SMEs.
The aim of the SME progress reports is to monitor the participation of SMEs in the Cooperation Programme within FP7. This ninth SME progress report analyses SME participation in grant agreements that have been signed up to the end of September 2012.
In the previous report – the eighth SME progress report published in January 2012 – it was reported for the first time that the 15% target had been reached with 15.2% of the total Cooperation Programme used budget going to SMEs. This figure has further increased, to an extent that today the percentage of used Cooperation programme budget going to SMEs has
reached 16.3%, which represents about 3 Billion Euros total.
By the end of September 2012, SMEs made up 18.5% of all participations on the Cooperation programme, as will be detailed in Chapter 2 of this report.
This report also provides in-depth statistics about the composition of project consortia: 74.5% of all the grant agreements involve at least one SME and 11.1% of all the projects have an SME as its coordinator. The average EU contribution going to SMEs participating in thematic research projects so far has been about €275000 per project.
When looking at FP7 in its entirety – including Research for the Benefit of SMEs and the MarieCurie Actions – the conclusion is that of the about 91000 participations, 16000 are SMEs, receiving an average EU contribution of €253000. The SME participations represent 10807 individual SMEs out of the 27549 individual organisations participating in FP7.
This trend can be attributed to the increase and strengthening of measures in favour of SMEs under the two most recent work programmes, and is particularly visible for the themes HEALTH, KBBE, ENV and SSH. SME-specific measures taken range from the selection of topics of particular relevance to SMEs to calls ring-fencing specific SME budgets; another measure
specifies the requirement for project participation that an SME must be the overall coordinator. These statistics suggest that SMEs have responded very positively to these specific measures, and have considerably stepped up their participation in projects as a result.


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"On the 10th anniversary of 9/11, he said they were too young to remember the day..."
Impossible; the 10th anniversary hasn't arrived yet. Moreover, "the day" grammatically refers to the aforementioned "10th anniversary."
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Drone Concerns Overshadow Confirmation of New FBI Director
Comey gets a "no" vote from Paul and two Dems vote "present," unsatisfied with shifty definitions of a "reasonable expectation of privacy."
July 29, 2013 - 6:30 pm
Paul wanted Mueller to follow up with the Bureau's definition of a "reasonable expectation of privacy," including examples of how it might be defined in training manuals or department memos.
Kelly responded today that "all FBI agents are trained on the Supreme Court's interpretations of a reasonable expectation of privacy under the Fourth Amendment, and on the circumstances where the FBI would be required to seek a warrant during an investigation."
He argued that three cases of manned aerial surveillance heard by the Supreme Court "held that aerial surveillance was not a search under the Fourth Amendment requiring a warrant because the areas observed were open to public view and, as a matter of law, there was no reasonable expectation of privacy."
"The Fourth Amendment principles applicable to manned aerial surveillance discussed in these cases apply equally to UAVs," Kelly continued. "…With respect to UAVs, there is no physical trespass involved in their use, and a warrant would not be required under this standard."
Paul said the response wasn't to his liking, but acknowledged that the FBI did respond to his questions.
"The FBI today responded to my questions on domestic use of surveillance drones by saying that they don't necessarily need a warrant to deploy this technology. I disagree with this interpretation," said Paul. "However, given the fact that they did respond to my concerns over drone use on U.S. soil, I have decided to release my hold on the pending FBI director nominee."
Wyden, the sole Democrat to lend Paul a hand during his March filibuster of John Brennan's nomination, said he voted "present" despite the "unfortunate fact that the FBI's surveillance authorities have been famously abused in previous decades."
"After reviewing the record of Mr. Comey's confirmation hearing and meeting with him in person, his views on surveillance policy and law remain unclear to me. I sent Mr. Comey a letter asking for written responses to several important questions on surveillance, including whether he believes warrantless wire tapping is legal, and whether he would commit to explain how much evidence the FBI needs to track Americans using their cell phone location data," Wyden said.
That included questions about "the NSA's ongoing dragnet collections of Americans' phone records" and whether Comey felt that had any impact on privacy rights.
"Mr. Comey could have answered most or all of these questions without disclosing any properly classified information, but the Justice Department informed me today that he will not be responding to any of them," Wyden continued. "I hope that Mr. Comey will turn out to be a wise and appropriate choice to head the FBI but without more information about his views on these important questions, I cannot vote to approve his nomination at this time."
In that letter, Peter J. Kadzik, principal deputy assistant attorney general, said Comey would work with senators if confirmed.
"Mr. Comey has not been informed about the details or value of any programs currently employed by intelligence agencies to protect our national security," Kadzik wrote Wyden. "He has, however, pledged that, if confirmed, he will work to accommodate the needs of the relevant congressional oversight committees, consistent with the FBI's law enforcement and national security responsibilities."
"We hope that this information is helpful," the DOJ official added.


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USD's mission captures the values that have made it a prominent Catholic university, a vibrant institution of quality higher education, and an Ashoka U Changemaker Campus.
Faculty collaborate one-on-one with undergraduate and graduate students on research, scholarship and creative activity, allowing students to experience the excitement of original discovery.
Our students strive for academic excellence and take great pride in serving their communities. At USD, students learn to think critically, act globally and work collaboratively to achieve their full potential.
USD has an active, thriving campus community. In addition to its sublime setting — enhanced by an average 300 days of sunshine each year — USD offers students an abundance of academic programs, facilities and resources.
More than 1500 full-time and 750 part-time employees worked at USD in 2011, in capacities ranging from faculty to food service to administration to groundskeeper.
From the moment you step on our beautiful campus you can see that USD is exceptional.
San Diego Spotlight: Free Tram to Art Walk and Little Italy Farmers Market
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Op-Ed: Where have all the student activists gone?
An activist in the Soviet Jewry movement, now a member of the U.S. Holocaust Memorial and Museum Council, is hoping that young adults will rise up and unify around any of today's potential causes as they did in the 1960s and 1970s. More ▸


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Morning Headlines | Must-Reads from the WNYC News Hub
NYC Probe Finds Massive Number of Illegal, Untaxed Cigs (NYPost)
David Seifman reports: "Millions of dollars in cigarette-tax revenue for the city are going up in smoke. A special unit of the city Finance Department that conducted a sweep of 1,700 stores licensed to sell tobacco products found an astounding 42 percent either peddling untaxed cigarettes or using counterfeit stamps to duck the combined $5.85 city-state tax, The Post has learned."
Megabus Booted From Choice Parking Spot (Crain's)
Daniel Massey reports: "The city's Department of Transportation will boot low-cost carrier Megabus.com from its choice location outside the Port Authority Bus Terminal in midtown, ending a controversial experiment... The trial had angered Greyhound Lines, Peter Pan Bus Lines and Adirondack Trailways, which pay a combined $6 million annually for spaces inside the bus station and felt it was unfair for Megabus to have a free spot right outside."
EPA Dredge Report Faulted (Times Union)
Brian Nearing reports: "Several environmental groups are challenging the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency over the future of the PCB cleanup of the Hudson River, claiming Thursday that the EPA is planning on an incomplete cleanup. An EPA report issued last week found that river bottom dredging... is expected to meet cleanup goals...But the report did not address two problems — areas where PCB pollution that turned out to be greater than what was expected in 2002 and the fate of the Champlain Canal navigation channel."
Tax Breaks Help Developers Clean Up (Times Union)
Brian Nearing reports: "As the state searches for ways to control expenses, leaders ought to look at a program meant to clean up pollution that has turned into a billion-dollar cookie jar for affluent developers but does too little to help polluted poor neighborhoods, an environmental group said Thursday...So far, 68 developers have gotten an average tax credit of $14.7 million... but thousands of polluted sites across the state, especially in poorer areas with legacies of industrial pollution, remain untouched."
Booker's Big Mouth Ruins Relationship with Obama, Cabinet Hopes (NYP)
Josh Margolin reports: "Newark's mayor, who was gunning for a spot in President Obama's Cabinet, lost the chance after he shot his mouth off during a blunderingly honest TV appearance last month, sources told The Post. 'He's dead to us,' one ranking administration official said of the prevailing feelings at the White House and Obama headquarters in Chicago."
CDC: Circumcision Sucking Gave 11 NYC Boys Herpes in the Last Decade (Gothamist)
Garth Johnston reports: "According to the CDC, between 2000 and 2011 a total of 11 baby Jewish boys in New York City were infected with herpes after having their bits snipped in an out-of-hospital Orthodox circumcision performed by a mohel. Ten of the 11 boys were hospitalized afterwards and two of them died."
Three Men Found Fatally Shot in BMW Near Columbia (NYDN)
Edgar Sandoval and Sarah Armaghan report: "Investigators believe the shooting is drug-related, one police source said, noting that the homicide has all the earmarks of a drug hit. No weapon had been recovered Thursday night, police said, as they were still dusting and photographing the outside of the vehicle."
Upgrading Private Property at Public Expense (Community Service Society)
Tom Waters and Victor Bach report: "Since 1955, New York State and New York City law have provided for tax benefits to certain property owners who rehabilitate buildings for residential use. This tax break... is one of the city's most expensive housing programs, amounting to $256.6 million in tax expenditures for 2011.
The policy justification for the J-51 program is that it encourages improvements in the city's housing stock, but the very wide application of its benefits suggests that it is not well targeted... The program's high cost also raises the question whether better results could be achieved through a different policy design."
NYC at Highest Risk of Hurricane Losses: Report (Reuters)
Ben Berkowitz reports: "When people think of hurricane damage they usually think of Miami or New Orleans, but a new report suggests the greatest financial risk of all may be much farther north: the greater New York City area. Data analysis firm CoreLogic said in a new report released on Thursday that the U.S. metropolitan area at greatest risk, both in the number of properties affected and the potential value of damage, was New York City."
Columbia University Students Defend Engineering Dean Over Campaign of Attacks (NYDN)
Juan Gonzalez writes: "Faculty at the engineering school have been pressing Bollinger for months to oust Peña-Mora, even passing a 'no confidence' vote in his leadership. … But Columbia students and engineering school alumni have rallied to the dean's defense. In just three years, they say, he has sharply lifted the engineering school's rankings, nearly doubled enrollment, built closer ties with the upper Manhattan community and recruited a much bigger and more diverse faculty."
Cops Find Toy, Clothes at Home of Alleged Etan Patz Killer Pedro Hernandez (NYP)
Jamie Schram reports: "NYPD detectives found an old toy and worn clothing that are "age appropriate" for Etan Patz hidden in the New Jersey home of the boy's confessed killer, law-enforcement sources told The Post yesterday."
Korean-Speaking Man Busted Charging Immigrants to Translate at Elmhurst Hospital (NYDN)
Vera Chinese reports: "A Korean-speaking swindler was busted at a Queens hospital after he reportedly tried to fleece non-English speaking immigrants, hospital officials said. The man had been repeatedly spotted offering to translate between staff at Elmhurst Hospital Center and Korean speakers for a $240 fee, said hospital spokesman Dario Centorcelli. Hospitals are mandated to provide interpreter service at no cost and freely advertise that fact, he said."


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(West Plains) – An historic two-CD compilation of classic performances from the Old-Time Music, Ozark Heritage Festival archives will be released at this year's 20th anniversary event, set for June 20 and 21 in downtown West Plains.
The festival, which also features a cooking stage, mule jump competition, turkey calling competition, quilt show and a host of artisans displaying their homemade wares, celebrates Ozarks culture and will take place in and around the West Plains Civic Center at 110 St. Louis St., along East Main Street and on Court Square. Admission to all festival events is free.
The CD collection, titled Roots: The Music of the Ozarks, features eight performances by featured bands and solo artists and costs $20. Festival organizers describe it as "35 of the best songs and performers ever to grace the OTMF stage."
Organizers said the CD includes performances by at least two artists who have passed from the scene, giving testimony to how fleeting and fragile the genre of old-time music and its makers really is, said Paula Speraneo, president of the West Plains Council on the Arts, which produces the festival.
The CD set includes hometown favorites, such as the Collins Family Band and the Davis Creek Rounders, to regional legends like the Grace Sisters, the Black Eyed Susies, Kim and Jim Lansford, and chronicler and perennial favorite Judy Domeny Bowen, to multigenerational groups such as the Graves Family and the Carol Frazier Band.
Juneapple Records producer Marideth Sisco, an accomplished musician in her own right, supervised the collection and remixing of the various musical cuts and said the experience was like a walk into festival history.
The Old-Time Music, Ozark Heritage Festival is the signature event for West Plains, and seeks to celebrate, preserve, pass on and nurture an appreciation of the old-time music and folk life traditions distinctive to the Ozark Highlands. Major sponsors include the West Plains Council on the Arts, the City of West Plains, the Ozark Heritage Welcome Center, West Plains Civic Center and Missouri State University-West Plains. Partial funding for this event was provided by the Missouri Arts Council, a state agency.
For more information about the festival, visit www.oldtimemusic.org or "like" the "Old-Time Music, Ozark Heritage Festival" page on Facebook for up to the minute information.


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Seven Days Until the Atlanta Hawks' Season
We are counting down the days until the Hawks' season-opener in Dallas by giving you 50 things to be excited about this year. With seven days left, today's reason is…
Lou Williams' Return
Lou Williams came to Atlanta last offseason and was the Hawks' biggest free agent acquisition. The local kid from South Gwinnett was returning to help his hometown team as they transitioned from one era to the next with the departure of Joe Johnson. He came in and continued on in the sixth man role that he played so well with the Sixers averaging 14.1 points, 3.6 assists, and 1.1 steals per game prior to tearing his ACL on Jan. 18 in Brooklyn against the Nets.
Williams had never had a serious injury in his playing career, from high school through his first seven years in the NBA, prior to that night in Brooklyn. He has been rehabilitating in Atlanta and Florida for the past 10 months, and has recently begun playing with contact. Williams said at media day that the mental aspect of the recovery was not something he was concerned with, and that every time the doctors would allow him to take the next step in rehab he wanted to go even faster.
Williams' return date is still unknown, and there have been no timetables set other than Lou saying he would be back by the All-Star break. When he does return, Williams will bring a needed spark to the Hawks' bench rotation where his ability to create his own shot, space the floor, and attack the defense in pick-and-roll will be welcomed with open arms. Williams had his best three-point shooting season in his 39 games last year shooting 36.7 percent from beyond the arc with the highest three-point rate in his career (44.2%) by far. That improved outside shooting gave Williams an effective field goal percentage above 50 percent (50.3%) for only the second time in his career.
His free throw rate declined because of the increase in outside field goal attempts, and the Hawks will look to put him in more situations where he can attack the rim as a ball-handler in pick-and-rolls, something he was not able to do much last season. Williams will also get plenty of spot-up attempts from three this season when he is not on the ball as he will be asked to space the floor and shoot a lot of threes in Coach Bud's offense.
Williams' return, whenever that may be, will provide a major boost to the Hawks. His offensive impact on the game is undeniably and he will bring the added dimension of being a shot-creator to the offense. Defensively, Williams is active with his hands and, paired with Jeff Teague or Dennis Schröder in the backcourt, will provide a lot of pressure on opposing ball-handlers. The return of LouWill to the court is definitely one of the reasons we are excited for the upcoming season.
We also want your input. What are you most excited about this upcoming season. Leave a comment below to let us know, and we may feature your idea in our countdown!
Day 50 – New Faces
Day 49 – First Pelicans Visit
Day 48 – Hawks Social Media
Day 47 – Dennis Schröder
Day 46 – Celebrities at Philips Arena
Day 45 – All-Star Game
Day 44 – Hawks Footwear
Day 43 – Sky Hawk and the Sky Squad
Day 42 – Bakersfield Jam
Day 41 – John Jenkins & Mike Scott
Day 40 – SkyView Atlanta
Day 39 – Drew and Pachulia's Return
Day 38 – Junior Cheerleaders
Day 37 – Production Day
Day 36 – Hawks Intro Video
Day 35 – Overtime Games
Day 34 – Fan Experiences
Day 33 – Learning Foreign Languages
Day 32 – Gustavo Ayón
Day 31 – Open Practice
Day 30 – Live Streaming/Hawks.com
Day 29 – Ryan Cameron
Day 28 – Bob Rathbun & Dominique Wilkins
Day 27 – Paul Millsap
Day 26 – Hawks Shop
Day 25 – Players On Twitter
Day 24 – Kiss Cam
Day 23 – Hawks 6th Man
Day 22 – Harry The Hawk
Day 21 – Junior Cheerleaders
Day 20 – Hawks In Transition
Day 19 – Crazy Half-Court Shots at Halftime
Day 18 – DeMarre Carroll
Day 17 – Hawks Cheerleaders
Day 16 – Dunks
Day 15 – Al Horford's Mid-Range Game
Day 14 – Friday Night Lights
Day 13 – MLK Day
Day 12 – Steve Holman and 92.9 The Game
Day 11 – Buzzer Beaters
Day 10 – Hawks Membership
Day 9 – Coach Bud Returns To San Antonio
Day 8 – Pick & Roll
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Could you imagine being yanked out of your life and sat down half way across the world? I'm tripping off being stuck in my apartment, unable to walk for a few days – what the hell would happen if my comfortable surroundings were no more? It's something artist, DJ and producer Kutmah experienced at the hands of the American government. It's been well documented, and you can read more about it here.
Back in his motherland, he has settled into a groove it seems and I imagine connections weren't too hard to come by given his LA rep. He connected with Gilles Peterson to drop of Volume Two in the Worldwide Family series. The first volume was a double disc affair curated by Lefto and Simbad – its been in my iTunes for over a year, never giving it a listen in full but never hearing anything bad enough to merit yanking it for space.
Volume Two here features an assortment of spacy, funky, vibe heavy, beat oriented jams. Some feature vocalists and some do not. I first was impressed by the sounds coming out of my speakers at about three in the morning while zoning out contemplating the color schemes taking over my foot. I was hit by pulsating vibrations and hazy optimism.
My injury has inspired much thought and with what has felt like endless time, moments to examine some new sounds and read some new thoughts. My southern sojourn is feeling more real and complex, moving halfway across the country can't be done in my typical spur of the moment fashion can it?
As I was splashed in the face with waves of synthesizers from mostly unknown talent I just had to imagine the possibilities of excitement in hearing something new for the first time. Perhaps it's young naiveness, but the thought of adventure somewhere new with music as the goal feels right. When doesn't the thought of adventure sound right? My dilemma…
Adventures require a soundtrack and as I lay here, leg iced and elevated, scouring the iTunes and even updating it with a new thousand songs, I love the thought of having this collection of random jams collected and ready to play on shuffle. Most of what Kutmah picked for us isn't the kind of thing that moves me in any particular way. He opens up strong and floats in and out attention worthy moments. "Blunt Hopes" speaks to my own addictions somewhat and its second movement of sorts is a trippy end to what kicks off as just another underground LA rap song.
"Ridda Mountain"
Mo Kolours opens the set of with what feels like a groove straight out of an underground Kingston studio. "Ridda Mountain" is cloudy in all the right ways. I'm almost certain I got high off the song alone. Hudson Mohawke comes through with a big winner in "Are You Feeling Hot?". Initially blowing me away for its subtlety you will be quick to scream Dilla as it plays out and it's a fair impression – my guess is they asked for something and he found an old throwaway that would never have seen the light of day otherwise. I'm not mad at it one bit as the song is truly beautiful and hints at a younger HudMo experimenting and growing, practicing with styles. After all we know there is a ton more to him than Dilla knockoffs.
"Are You Feeling Hot?"
Sadly all the Brainfeeder sightings here disappoint me, feeling lazy, tired and obligatory.
The record closes on a humble and almost sorrowful note with a series of four songs that all feature haunting vocals and melodies. They all feel like they want to borrow from the early 90s Acid Jazz styles Peterson first got a name for exposing along with the new sounds in LA Kutmah has played an intricate role in pushing out.
Dakim's "TypeofBlue" is frantic and skittering with clicks and clacks working as drums over a hazy bass line in there somewhere. Feeling the most modern of the sequence it puts your mind in overdrive and begs you to stop what you are doing and listen.
Doc Daneeka and Abigal Wyles follow and it feels like something I could play for my mom. My mom's taste is hipper than yours so don't fret. Gone are any of the on edge electronic sounds used moments before to such great reach. Here Daneeka concots an almost drumless bed of aether along with some electronic piano chords while Wyles sings in a restrained and warm voice.
"Twin Flame"
Gaby Hernandez strikes a more firm jazz influence with "Twin Flame." Featuring some live instruments, the song stands out as a much more traditional groove than most of what is present across the 21 tracks here. And Gaby's voice is welcoming enough that it's nothing to bat an eye at. There are some fun adlibs present in the song, and it sounds about perfect for a sunsetting evening on a beach with good people.
fLako's "Lonely Town" is the final note here. Featuring Dirg Gerner, it feels like a real duet, and makes me want to see them perform it live as I can see as I listen fLako playing the entirety of the beat out live on one machine. Dirg voice is perfect for the wafting synth washes present and the electronic drum hit feels in tune with his vocal range quite nicely.
"Lonely Town"
Call it music you can dream too, music you can adventure too.
[...] when your head stops hurting, go read about some beats to journey with. Share [...]


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JACK's Inside Track: REO Speedwagon
October 16, 2013 12:00 AM
Remy Maxwell
Born on the very day that Jimi Hendrix died, Remy Maxwell was destine...Read More
I'm pretty sure REO's creativity peaked back in the '70s when they named their album "You Can Tune a Piano But You Can't Tuna Fish"…their new record's simple called "Live at Moondance Jam". Hey, that was right here in Minnesota! Okay, they've redeemed themselves.


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text: QSpace Collection: http://hdl.handle.net/1974/762 2015-10-13T07:14:10Z A study to examine the boundary expansions of Kingston from a legal and land perspective, with emphasis on the 1998 Amalgamation http://hdl.handle.net/1974/12674 Title: A study to examine the boundary expansions of Kingston from a legal and land perspective, with emphasis on the 1998 Amalgamation Authors: Willes, Frances Mary Abstract: This is a study that traces the development of Kingston from its historical beginnings to its last boundary expansion in 1998. The growth of Kingston is documented in terms of ten significant boundary expansions, and the implications of each are examined from a legal planning perspective. The goal of the study was also to examine the role the government played in the development of the land from the earliest times to the present. This was achieved by the identification of the government of the day that had the authority to deal with the land, and the extent to which the land had been developed by the government. The thesis documents the ten boundary expansions of the original town site, and all are confirmed by Statute. Seven additional properties acquired by the City of Kingston were also examined and recorded in the study. The significant events are set out on an historical basis. The methodology, followed by an examination of the relevant literature and statutory sources, sets the stage for the French and British background that follows, and the thesis then proceeds to examine each of the ten boundary expansions of Kingston from its development as a town and then a city, culminating with its 1998 final expansion through amalgamation with its neighbouring townships. Over the centuries Kingston grew from a tiny military settlement to a large city. Each of the ten boundary expansions are fully examined from a legal perspective and the role of government identified in each instance. References for each of the ten boundary changes are fully recorded in the study. Particular emphasis is placed upon the 1998 amalgamation, and a detailed analysis is made of the events surrounding this significant change in the City of Kingston. The study concludes with an assessment of this final boundary expansion and its possible effect on the City of Kingston in the future. Description: Thesis (Master, Urban & Regional Planning) -- Queen's University, 2014-12-23 15:14:47.147 2014-12-24T05:00:00Z The Ethics, Feasibility, Opportunities and Challenges of Adopting a Facility Accessibility Design Standard (FADS) for Queen's University http://hdl.handle.net/1974/12481 Title: The Ethics, Feasibility, Opportunities and Challenges of Adopting a Facility Accessibility Design Standard (FADS) for Queen's University Authors: Tan, REBECCA K Abstract: This research project seeks out the underlying structural and institutionalized barriers that threaten the development of a Facility Accessibility Design Standard (FADS) for Queen's University, and focuses on processes as the unit of analysis rather than the content of a FADS itself. In essence, it is the cultural components of campus planning that are examined in depth; why it is that a FADS has been adopted and implemented at only one university in Ontario, Brock University, and what barriers have prevented other institutions and Queen's from developing one. Because culture is the focus of this research, two literature reviews were conducted to demonstrate how Foucauldian planning theory and the theories of disablement overlap in planning practices that contradict professional planning ethics, but are so entrenched in campus institutions that it becomes difficult to reverse. Furthermore, the research reflects findings from six key informant interviews (four with individuals in decision-making positions at Queen's and two with individuals who led the FADS development process at Brock), a walking tour of Brock's campus, a visioning workshop with members of the Queen's community, and a review of key policy documents. Ultimately, this research concludes that path dependency, a theory of historical sociology, can accurately capture why decision-makers at Queen's can say inclusivity is important but also possess a reluctance to go above and beyond provincial legislation to become more accessible than is required. A path dependent analysis shows that the process of establishing new, more inclusive culture of accessibility may be emerging at Queen's, with individuals in leadership positions taking charge. To make this cultural shift more than a possibility and a reality, the following are recommended courses of action: centralizing accessibility into one office for clear leadership, bettering inter-departmental communications with a knowledge transfer guide, and continuing spreading awareness and creating interest in accessibility initiatives on campus. In following these steps, the hope is that Queen's evolves from a state of individual to institutional readiness to adopt a FADS. Description: Thesis (Master, Urban & Regional Planning) -- Queen's University, 2014-09-23 09:01:09.963 2014-09-23T04:00:00Z Finding Common Ground: Building Equitable Planning Futures with First Nations in Ontario, Canada http://hdl.handle.net/1974/12466 Title: Finding Common Ground: Building Equitable Planning Futures with First Nations in Ontario, Canada Authors: McLeod, Fraser Abstract: This thesis analyzes selective land use and resource management policies in the province of Ontario, Canada and their relative capacity at recognizing and supporting First Nations. Written in a manuscript format, this thesis addresses the three following questions: 1. How have land use and resource management legislation and policies in Ontario recognized and supported First Nations' rights and notions of honouring past Crown-First Nation relationships? 2. How are First Nations recognized and supported in the current and past versions of the Provincial Policy Statement in the province of Ontario? 3. How can top-down territorial planning policies in Ontario take a fundamental shift towards promoting new types of relationships and mutual understanding between municipalities and Indigenous peoples by learning from the Aotearoa New Zealand planning context? The common approach to address these research questions is content analysis of policy documents through two separate analytical frameworks. The first manuscript addresses questions one and provides a baseline review of 337 provincial texts and their relative capacity at recognizing First Nations and Aboriginal and treaty rights, and embodying past Crown-First Nations relationships. The second manuscript then addresses the remaining questions by engaging in a comparative between the Ontario Provincial Policy Statement (PPS) (2014) and the Auckland Council Regional Policy Statement (ACRPS) (1999) from the Aotearoa New Zealand planning context. The results highlight the relative limits of Ontario's current approach and practical areas of improvement. From a theoretical standpoint, this thesis proposes a return to and the development of spaces of common ground to ensure that equitable and constructive planning relations between communities become the standard. In contrast to previous works that narrowly focus on collaborative approaches and on-the-ground relations, this thesis concludes that provincial land use and resource management policies that shape the everyday deserve greater attention and that strategic-level amendments can enhance recognition and support of First Nations in planning processes. Other changes, including cultural changes will be required to move towards common ground, but we must remain optimistic that the process and a sustained commitment to fundamental change will leave planning in Ontario with First Nations in a better state than where it is today. Description: Thesis (Master, Urban & Regional Planning) -- Queen's University, 2014-09-17 17:07:58.621 2014-09-17T04:00:00Z Planning for the memorialisation of the Indian Residential School System: A case study of the Woodland Cultural Centre, Brantford, Ontario http://hdl.handle.net/1974/7462 Title: Planning for the memorialisation of the Indian Residential School System: A case study of the Woodland Cultural Centre, Brantford, Ontario Authors: Hovey, Christina Abstract: This research examines the process of memorialisation around the Indian Residential School System in Canada to draw connections between the fields of transitional justice and professional urban planning. For over a century, government and churches in Canada operated a system of residential schools that removed Indigenous children from their families and communities. Today, many Indigenous communities struggle with the intergenerational impacts of this system, and as a society we are attempting to heal the damaged relationships that have resulted. This research presents a comparative case study of two processes of memorialisation surrounding the residential school system. Through site observations, interviews, and analyses of documents, this research examines the transformation and memorialisation of the Mohawk Institute, a former residential school, into the Woodland Cultural Centre, a First Nations-run centre located in Brantford, Ontario. I compare this example with the national Commemoration Fund, set out in the Indian Residential School Settlement Agreement (2006), which settled lawsuits filed by residential school survivors against the federal government of Canada and several church organisations. This research underlines some tensions inherent in memorialising the human rights abuses experienced in the residential schools. A significant difficulty is establishing balance between leaving ownership of stories of the residential school experiences with survivors, while acknowledging the responsibilities that the whole of society must carry if reconciliation is to be achieved. I conclude that the process established through the Commemoration Fund does not adequately reflect this balance, leaving a heavy burden on survivors and their communities without providing adequate support. I further argue that the timelines established through this fund do not allow for the longer-term evolution that may characterize effective memorialisation projects. These themes link to theories around collaborative planning, and considerations of social justice and procedural fairness. In recent decades, collaborative planning has been seen as a way to make planning practices more inclusive. However, in the context of planning with Indigenous Peoples, collaborative processes may not be a sufficient response to rights claims. This has important implications for professional planners, as we work towards decolonization, reconciliation, and establishing just-relations between Indigenous and non-Indigenous populations in Canada. Description: Thesis (Master, Urban & Regional Planning) -- Queen's University, 2012-09-08 13:19:55.027 2012-09-13T04:00:00Z


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The Miami Dolphins are lending a helping hand during Sunday's game against Carolina.
Fans attending the game are being asked to bring canned food and non-perishable items including canned meats (tuna, chicken, etc.), beef stew, canned vegetables, canned fruits, beans, rice, peanut butter, and macaroni and cheese.
The food will go to Feeding South Florida.
The drop-off is located at Gate E at Sun Life Stadium.
The Dolphins teamed up with AARP Foundation's Drive to End Hunger. AARP and volunteers of the Miami Dolphins Special Teams will pack 50,000 meals to benefit Feeds South Florida.


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Great sound effects, voice acting, music, animation and backgrounds. Layouts and shots were always appropriate, and the characters were cute and cudley looking. Originality streams openly here, great work!
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In Black and White
Elaine Equi
X-ray of a day's
bones and teeth.
Blonde flowers,
black water,
shadows at play.
Hot jazz and cool jazz.
Dominoes and dice.
Spades and clubs,
but not diamonds or hearts
unless grey diamonds, grey hearts.
The inner silver being
that likes wandering
the inside-out underworld
of B movies,
and silent movies,
their quiet sister.
There is nothing so clean
and polished
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Typography of the logos.
Original sin.
The Garden of Eden
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I'm glad I found your site again, and that it isn't blocked by my company! I like this one the best so far, but I have a couple of years' worth of comics to sift through. Hope all is well out on the West Coast.
Man, I am getting tired of these thinly-veiled racist comics. Why dont you grow up?
You have to be kidding, right?
People ridiculing what they have no idea about. Governments have been contacted – just because you haven't heard about it does not make it less true. "Anal probing"? Please, that is just disinformation to ridicule people. But of course humans on Earth can easily understand actions and motives of aliens coming from a different world – right? Not! I'm just so sick of this blanket ridicule.
Photoshopped! You can tell because the shadows are all wrong.
you're fucking idiots
LAGLO is fucking smart! You can tell because LAGLO is so articulate.
haha good comic….damnit i gotta go wash my sisters fuckin pussy juice off my dick, dumb whore
i wasn't referring to you jansen dick
but the replies make me wonder about people. Like those other people in grocery stores, muttering indecisively about which products are spreading disease. Who the fuck are those weirdos? Probably these people.
I mean, technological advancement is always built on the backs of several thousand assholes. Once a race gets to the point of touring the stars, why not skip straight to the assholes? Makes perfect sense to me.
Or are we just too post post modern for irony anymore?
wow. . .
I just Stumbled this comment, and thought, "Eh…pretty funny."
But then I read the comments. I think the comments were why this was added to StumbleUpon.
I'm going to invent a new StumbleUpon. One that will tell me where to look or where not to look. But then will StumbleUpon be too post post post modern?
Being sarcastic and clever in comment boards is humorous and entertaining. *farts*
these comments make me wonder.. does anyone at all know how to shut the hell up and have a good time?
Nik – your mom knew how to shut up, and I gave her a good time. Tell her 'Thanks'. She'll know why ;)
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Very true! Makes a canhge to see someone spell it out like that. :)


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Game 1- Cornerstone University vs. Iowa Wesleyan
After a day of rest, Cornerstone University took the field against the Lions of Iowa Wesleyan University. The Golden Eagles started off strong offensively scoring two runs in the first inning. Tahni Bruno singled up the middle and scored on Heidi Warmelink's ground ball to third. Warmelink reached base on an error and scored on Lisa Peppel's base hit. Madison Bucilla pitched her first complete game of the season for the Golden Eagles. Although Cornerstone struggled defensively committing six errors, Bucilla pitched a solid game and well enough for the Golden Eagles to be successful. Offensively, the Golden Eagles were beyond stellar. The Golden Eagles finished with 18 hits and 15 runs. Jessica Kuhlman led the team with four R.B.I's, Tahni Bruno led the team with four hits and both Madison Bucilla and Heidi Warmelink led the Golden Eagles with three runs scored each. Bucilla contributed three hits, while Kuhlman, Warmelink, and Lauren Pasciak all added two hits, and Lisa Peppel, Dinah Gruppen, Stefanie Leet and Rachel Gruppen all had a base hit a piece. The final score was 15-7.
Game 2- Cornerstone University vs. Purdue North Central
For the second time of the spring trip, Cornerstone faced the Panthers of Purdue North Central. Again in the first inning, the Golden Eagles jumped on the opportunity they were given to score first. Jessica Kuhlman drew a lead off walk to begin the inning. Heidi Warmelink set the tone of the game with a home run to left center. The second inning was also a strong offensive inning. Rachel Gruppen led off the inning with a single. Kuhlman then singled and moved Gruppen to third. Tahni Bruno then sucided squeezed Gruppen into home and reached base on an error. Bruno's bunt moved Kuhlman to third. Lisa Peppel then drove in both Kuhlman and Bruno with a base hit. Defensively, the Golden Eagles stuggled again. Cornerstone finished with five errors. Warmelink took the mound for the Golden Eagles and held the Panthers to one run until the bottom of the seventh. The Panthers scored three runs on one error. Along with Madison Bucilla in game one, Warmelink pitched beyond expectations and put her team in a position to win. Rachel Gruppen led the Golden Eagles with two hits, Warmelink and Peppel both led the team with two R.B.I.'s, and Kuhlman led the team with two runs scored. Kuhlman, Bruno, Warmelink, Peppel, and Creager all contributed one hit a piece. The final score was 7-4.


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Chiang RaiOperating day:
Tuesday - SundayOperating time:
Contact Details
Ken Albertsen
go northwest out of Chiang Rai, cross the Mae Fa Luang Bridge. Go 1 Km. Take left (west) at Soi 5. Boomerang is 2 Km on right side.
Tel. +66 85525 5435
Kategori : Pendidikan Berkebun, Pusat Pelatihan, Tempat Konser, Kegiatan luar(outdoor) and Petualangan, Taman & Kebun, Taman Hiburan, Gelanggang Olahraga, Spa & Kesehatan, Sisi lain tentang Alam, Pegunungan (Doi), Goa
Attraction Details :
Located just about 3 kilometers from Chiang Rai's town, the Boomerang Rock Climbing & Adventure Park was reopened in October 2011 with more exciting activities such as outdoor rock climbing with more than two dozen routes for every level of difficulties. The THB500/half day and THB900/full day fees include the zip lines, traverse climbing, slacklining, bouldering and caving activities. Otherwise, the campers can relax at this beautiful campsite and enjoy the campfire sing-along on Friday night and live bands playing on Saturday night with some Western dishes served at restaurant.
How to get there: Cross the Mae Fa Luang Bridge at the northwest of Chiang Rai's city. Drive for about one kilometer and take the left on Mae Fa Luang Soi 5. The Boomerang is on the right side 2 kilometers from entering the Soi.
Contact: Ken Albertson, 085-525-5435
Opening hours: Tuesday-Sunday
How to get there :
By Car
Cross Mae Fa Luang bridge from Chiang Rai, going northwest. Go one Km. Then take left (west) on Soi 5 Ban Nam Lat. Go 2 Km on Soi 5, and look for Boomerang on the right side.
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Emergency Preparedness Tips In PCH's.
Emergency Preparedness Guide
Includes data on trends, residents, inspections, violations etc.
1990 thru 1999 Personal Care Home Info
1980 thru 1989 Personal Care Home Info
2010 Personal Care Home Information
July 31, 2003 This group is meeting to try to improve and standardize the 40-hour training
March 6, 2001
March 2001
February 5, 2003 Affordable Housing and Services Advisory Core Group
July 2001 Report 2001
November 19, 2001
February 27, 2001
March 14, 2002
July 10, 2003 PANPHA index to PA Personal Care Home Law, Regulatons and Interpretive Guidelines. Allows user to look up a topic and find where it is discussed in the law, regs or guidelines.
February 26, 2001
November 4, 2002 Provides input timeline and statements in support of the proposed regulations
November 2, 2000 Regarding Personal Care Home Supplement
February 15, 2000
2003 Info on fields available and sample report from DPW's violations and fines database presented at 6/12/03 PCHAC meeting
October 24, 2002 Handed out at October 24, 2002 personal care home advisory committee meeting as part of PCH division report
June 12, 2003 Presented to the DPW Personal Care Home Advisory Committee on June 12, 2003, this report lists the recommendations of the PCHAC regarding ways to improve enforcement in PCHs and actions taking discussion of each issue/recommendation
March 29, 2000 Regarding need for increase in the State Personal Care Home Supplement
December 5, 2002by the Independent Regulatory Review commission (IRRC), December 5, 2002
2004 Letter to The Honerable Estelle Richman
November 23, 2000 Samples of what was sent to Legislators
February 16, 2001
November 14, 2002 Includes agenda, note from Chairman Harvey Everett, Division of personal care homes quarterly statistical report, November 1, 2002
February 21, 2001 Thank you for lettter to Ridge from Eckley
April 18, 2000
February 2002
September 2002 source: Department of Public Welfare
May 21, 2001
November 2000 On The Need For Additional Public Funding For Residents Of Personal Care Homes by Yvonne Atkinson for PANHPA (2000)
March 2001, 1998, compared to March 2001 Adult Residential Regulation Discussion tool
2002 These suggestions were developed by a work group in 1998 and are suggestions rather than standards or requirements.
2002 In the early 1990's DPW developed these guidelines for classifying violations in Personal Care Homes. This version is from DPW's Procedure Manual for Licensing Staff and will likely be revised as DPW begins using the classification system.
November 21, 2000
June 2, 2000
October 8, 2001
November 20, 2000 Submitted by Ruthanne Nerlich, November 2000
September 18, 2000
October 2002
February 28, 2001 Regarding Joe contacting him about subsidy for low income personal care home residents
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January 24, 2001 From Matt Harvey
January 8, 2002
March 1, 2001
May 2, 2000 A summary of nine other states
September 5, 2003 Three year term September 11, 2003 thru Septemeber 30, 2006
November 15, 2002 By Daniel Snyder
2005 Procedures Guide and Training Resource Directory
May 14, 2001 Letters sent to Legislators from members regarding the State Supplemental Assistance
November 21, 2000 For Personal Care Supplemental Increase Seante Bill 1494
2006 Personal Care Home survey tool
May 2001
May 30, 2003
September 2002 Division of Adult Residential Facilities was formerly known as Division of Personal Care Homes
December 2003, AGENDA
August 14, 2003 meeting info
March 13, 2003 Division report, maps, graphs, helpful websites
May 2002 DPW's quarterly report on personal care homes, including information statewide and by county on number of homes, licensed beds, personal care residents, SSI residents, size of homes and for-profit/non-profit status.
July 24, 2002 These are not final regulations, so the current regulations (published September 21, 1991) remain in effect until final regulations are published by DPW.
February 2003
August 30, 2000 From Chris Klejbuk
October 07, 2002
January 09, 2000
September 12, 2001
January 03, 2001
October 2001
July 6, 2005
January 24, 2001
January 17, 2001
March 12, 2001
January 10, 2000
June 26, 2001
April 20, 2000
June 12, 2003 Tool is being developed to meet requirements imposed if proposed PCH regulations are implemented, in pilot until 6/30/03
January 19, 2001
March 01, 2001
March 06, 2000
September 29, 2000 From Chris Klejbuk
March 02, 2001
February 25, 2000
January 31, 2000
June 25, 2002 PANPHA Seeks Your Support on Several Workforce Issues Affecting Housing and Services for Senior Citizens
May 10, 2001
November 04, 2002 Contains Background on PCH's, PCH Cost Study, information on U.S. Supreme Court's Olmstead ruling and individual PANPHA member comments
January 27, 2003 Letter from CK
January 03, 2000
February 24, 2005 PANPHA's Letter to the IRRC noting opposition to Regulation #14-475
June 25, 2002 PANPHA Raises Concerns About Housing and Aging in Place
March 23, 2001
March 2001 Atkinson letter supporting increase
October 06, 2000
June 13, 2003
September 2002
December 2002
February 28 2002
February 01, 2002
January 27, 2003 from Chris Klejbuk regarding SSI Advocacy Network Issues/Briefings
February 2004 selected testimony from hearing of the House Health and Human Services and Aging and Older Adult Services Committee
June 16, 2002
September 9, 2003 from Chris Klejbuk Regarding 2600 Regulations
September 24, 2003 Regarding PANPHA concerns about the Personal Care Home Advisory Committee Work Group reports
December 11, 2002 Presented by Department of Public Welfare at December 11, 2002 stakeholder meeting on proposed regulations. Outlines the range of comments on the proposed regulations.
June 12, 2003
February 25, 2005 PANPHA's position on the approved DPW PCH regulation #14-475
January 27, 2003 letter from Steve Weitzman & copies sent to House Health & Human Services Committee & Senate Public Health and Welfare Committee
March 09, 2000
January 27, 2003 from Chris Klejbuk rearding SSI Advocacy Netowrk Issues/Briefings
June 12, 2003
October 11, 2000
April 04, 2000
April 20, 2001
June 12, 2003 Number of licensed staff per home by region; number of homes, beds, residents, inspection statistics
July 22, 2002
December 28, 2000
June 12, 2003 Distributed for comments at DPW PCHAC meeting, comments were positive
October 02, 2000
July 8, 2005 Re: the New Personal Care Home Regulations, 55 Pa.Code Ch. 2600
January 22, 2001
March 11, 2004 Includes agenda, 11/13/04 meeting minutes, committee list, etc.
March 2001
October 2005 (with highlighted yellow changes)
August 5, 2005 DPW requesting review and comments from PANPHA/our Members
August 7, 2003 meeting info
March 12, 2002
September 5, 2003
October 18, 2002
August 10, 2005 How to obtain PCH Administrator Credits
November 20, 2000
August 19, 2003 meeting info
October 2001 Report
September 2003 Regarding 2600 Regulations from September 2003
September 11, 2003 Recommended guidelines and language for DPW to consider in developing final form chapter 2600
April 10, 2003 MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION COURSE HANDOUT
March 1, 2007 LMI
May 2006 From PCH list serv discussion and request, May 2006
2003 This is a questionnaire that will be used for PCH license renewals due October 2003. Issued by Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare Bureau of Equal Opportunity; includes questions on racial composition of staff, residents and Boards of Directors, outreach/contacts to minority/women/disabled groups.
2003 Five workgroups were formed to assist DPW in making recommendations one of the areas of PCH proposed regulations that received many comments.
April 2, 2002 Provides overview of PCH requirements, contact information for DPW and PCH associations, applying for fictitious name, fire safety officials
March 2002
August 19, 2003 This workgroup was created following DPW's proposed PCH regulations to provide input on residents rights.
November 4, 2002
2004 must now be completed prior to licensing visit
2003-2004 These documents are under development and may or may not be used if the proposed personal care home regulations become final with support plans and assessments included as requirements
September 2003 Following DPW - Stakeholder meeting in December 2002, DPW convened several work groups to continue discussions on some of the issues where the views of stakeholders were widely divergent. Groups met several times over the summer of 2003 and made reports at the Advisory Committee meeting in September, 2003. AS OF OCTOBER 2003, NONE OF THESE PROPOSALS HAVE BEEN IMPLEMENTED. THEY ARE ENVISIONED AS PORTIONS OF THE FINAL PERSONAL CARE HOME REGULATIONS THAT ARE YET TO BE PUBLISHED (deadline for publication as final is November 2004.)
August 7, 2003 This group was formed following publication of the proposed personal care home regulations to provide input to DPW on an assessment process for PCHs.
March 11, 2004
May 25, 2004 from Rochester Democrat and Chronicle newspaper, May 25, 2004
July 17, 2003 This group was formed following publication of the proposed personal care home regulations to provide input to DPW on an assessment process for PCHs.
September 2002 The Woodwork Effect
June 10, 2004
October 5, 2002 These are proposed only; they are not final and do not change current practice.
2002 Information on statewide resources for PCH administrator training
June 11, 2003 Notes from meeting of a workgroup formed to assist DPW in making recommendations one of the areas of PCH proposed regulations that received many comments (medications).
November 15, 2002
2001-2002 Compares HB 49 and SB 888, Assisted Living Bills from 2001-2002 session of Pennsylvania General Assembly
June 11, 2003
August 2003 This group was formed following publication of the proposed personal care home regulations to provide input to DPW on an assessment process for PCHs.
2003 Model agreement incorporates requirements of Act 171 regarding refunds.
2004, 2005, 2006 Regulations and Related PANPHA letters and comments
June 2002 Notes for verbal update of committee by Beth Greenberg
June 11, 2003 One of five workgroups meeting to make recommendations on the proposed PCH regulations.
June 24, 2002
January 07, 2002 Briefing papers on personal care homes and residents, affordable housing and services and how they are funded.
April 2002
December 07, 2001 Proposed 12-07-2001 but not accepted as research focus for 2002-2003
2003 Handouts include DPW civil rights forms, Q&A, and powerpoint presentation; notification about classification and fines; Sample Agreement and sample codicile that comply with Act 171; letter to Estelle Richman regarding DPW Personal Care Home Advisory Committee (PCHAC) Work Group reports; PCHAC enforcement recommendations and tracking of status; and more.
June 23, 2003 These comments were sent to the PCH Medications Workgroup and distributed to workgroup members.
September 25, 2003
February 2002 This is the form DPW Licensing staff use to conduct a full inspection.
March 2002 Letter provides update on status of personal care home regulations and discussion of required public comment process for regulations
May 2009 PSU PCH Cost Study Webinar
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