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222 S Bristol Street, Sun Prairie, WI
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881 Liberty Blvd., Sun Prairie, WI 53590
Fourth Thursday of the month
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Janesville: Hedberg Public Library
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4th Monday of the Month
12:00 noon-1:00 PM
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Sai Niketan School & College was started in 2011, strongly believes that quality education can be imparted to our children only through quality teachers. Sai Niketan School & College has a performance appraisal system which rewards the deserving teachers through higher remuneration & other perks. In this golden age of childhood, children need a protected place which shelters the vulnerable and allows them the space and the freedom to transform themselves to their full glory. Children are innocent beings, to be treated with utmost care and responsibility till the time they are strong enough to soar.
Mudhol has its own importance in Karnataka because of good education, irrigation, industrialization. It is industrialized place in sugar and cement industries (6 Sugar factories & 4 Cement Factories and One Wine Factory , Co generation Plants ) and also irrigated cultivated land around. Thus it is economically sound and well to do place. To need the education needs of the place the Sai Niketan School & College was stated by teacher who has taught the PU students Since 1995. He started Sai Classes in Mudhol in 1995 & in Jamakhandi 2003. thus this institution is organized by teacher who taught PU students in last 16 years. Being a teacher knowing the short coming in students in build in their carrier in most technically all India institutes like IIT, IIM, and to face the examinations like AIEEE, IISC, and NDA. The Sole aim of Sai Niketan School and College is to reach the needs of students. This institutions prepare the students to compete in the entrance test of above cited institutions and build their character personally so that they can compete for competitive Examinations like IAS,IPS ,IFS, KAS etc. SAI NIKETAN SCHOOL AND COLLGE is aiming to become seat of learning in all Karnataka.
The building is well equipped with high-end infrastructure, from spacious well-lit classrooms to modern laboratories and a massive sports ground. The strength of each class is kept at a manageable level and the comfortable furniture adds to the ambience of the classroom. The school has in its employ, several well-trained, experienced teachers and other personnel.

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"These neighborhoods are typically older, have more code enforcement issues, and
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Carin Imig. "This program helps stem the tide of decline through the inside by
building neighborhood partnerships. At the end of a long day working with the
residents, you can see the sense of pride and gratitude in their faces and you
just know this effort has made a huge difference in their lives."
The City of Peoria's Planning and Community Development Department maintains an
annual budget of $50,000 for these revitalization efforts and is able to stretch
those resources through community partnerships. By reaching out to local
businesses and volunteer organizations, the value of donated labor and material
discounts was approximately $111,000 in 2011.
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program a success.
"It's a great opportunity for us to get out and utilize our resources to assist
those who are in need. We feel like we have an obligation to use the resources
we have to help those in need," said Dave Williams, President, Peoria Stake of
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On a recent revitalization project in south Peoria, more than 200 volunteers,
mostly from the church, made a difference in a neighborhood by repairing gates,
painting homes and block walls, and shoveling tons of landscape gravel into
yards. Not only do these efforts result in stark changes, frequently, these
projects also result in reduced water usage for the residents through
"xeriscaping" or low-water use principles.
Sheri McCracken, a Peoria resident whose home was one of the 12 homes worked on
this day is grateful. "I think maybe next week it is going to hit me, when
driving into the neighborhood and seeing all the improvement, which obviously it
definitely needed. I definitely needed some help around the house. I felt bad at
first, but what an opportunity to be a part of something like this. Being on the
receiving end, I hope to pay it forward."
The majority of neighborhoods benefitting from Neighborhood Pride activities are
in the older, more mature areas of the City. Many of these areas are in the
Acacia District, represented by councilmember Tony Rivero, who has participated
in several projects since his election in 2011.
"The intention was to fix our walls, to fix our neighborhoods and to keep the
value and the look of our neighborhoods. I think people are happy and I am happy
to participate," said Rivero.
Neighborhood Pride projects are selected through a data driven process that
considers nominations and accounts from field inspections. Some of the variables
include the concentration of foreclosed homes in area, the volume of code
enforcement cases, age of housing stock, the number of one-story homes and the
overall appearance of the neighborhood. Because volunteers are utilized, safety
risk is minimized through work on one-story homes as opposed to two-story homes.
On a recent Saturday project, volunteers started to arrive before dawn. The
supplies of paint, gravel and tools were provided and the work began. Often,
volunteers and some of the area residents will work straight through until the
early afternoon.
"They are so grateful, you get a chance to help them and you see what their
houses looked like before and they tried their very best to keep them up and
they want them to look good and you see what they look like afterword and it's
just beautiful," said Dave Williams. "It is something they can be really proud
of and you can see the homeowners beaming and it's just wonderful."
On this day, Sheri McCracken's home received a fresh coat of paint. Her wood
slat fence was mended and her front yard had a fresh layer of gravel. She helped
where she could and provided the volunteers cookies. "It just makes you really
believe in people again, and the kindness of their heart and helping people out,
it's just overwhelming."
For more information about Neighborhood Pride, please contact the Planning and
Community Development Department's Neighborhood and Revitalization Division at
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Neighborhood Pride Projects – Statistics
53 Projects – (September 1996 – March 2012)
1246 Homes
Projects since October, 2010
Homes in area 119
Homes in project 85
Homes painted 63
Gravel placed 59
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Fence- gate repair/
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Saturdays family history fair will offer beginning and-advanced-level genealogy classes to help people either get started in their family roots search or get past previous dead ends or conflicting documents. One class also will offer information about the churchs indexing program.
Heidi Beuttenmuller, event organizer and president of the churchs womens group, the Relief Society, said this is the first family history fair the church has hosted in recent years. I think people feel better about themselves when they know their history, she said. When you know your story and who youre representing, it helps gives you a moral rudder in the crazy world. The pull for me is my ancestors. Theyre the reason Im here.
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Aside from what various alphabet groups, trade associations and unions would like to take credit for, H.R. 2115, Flight 100 -- Century of Aviation Reauthorization Act offers important measures that could shape the way we fly for decades to come. Sec. 416, through privatization of the aircraft certification process, may do nothing less than create a fundamental shift in the FAA's function and mandate. Another section of the bill calls on the president to appoint a task force of representatives of airlines, GA, pilots, air traffic controllers as well as the FAA and at least five other government departments. Their task will be to "transform the nation's air traffic control system and air transportation system to meet its future needs." More...
The current debate over missile defense systems on airliners seems apparent in Sec. 427, which creates a task force to speed up the transfer of military technology to civilian aircraft. There are perhaps other innovations developed for military aircraft that would improve civilian aircraft and the task force, again appointed by the president, will have a year to make its recommendations. The motives behind other sections are not quite as apparent. If H.R. 2115 passes intact, Sec. 41722, Notice Concerning Aircraft Assembly will mandate airlines to tell passengers, by way of placard, where the aircraft was built -- be it the U.S., Canada, Brazil, Britain or, dare we say, France. More...
In some cases, the proposed bill fixes an established or emerging problem. Sec. 419 clarifies a long-standing rule requiring aircraft manufacturers to provide essential maintenance information on their products to any and all who might need them. According to the Aeronautical Repair Station Association, some manufacturers have tried to limit competition for maintenance services by withholding the information, known as Instructions for Continued Airworthiness (ICAs), or by charging exorbitant rates for the material. The proposed bill compels manufacturers to make ICAs available at cost. And then there are ongoing problems like airport congestion and environmental concerns. More...
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Well, if the assembled nabobs of the aviation industry were bracing for yet another doom-and-gloom speech, they must have been positively blinded by AOPA President Phil Boyer's rose-colored glasses Wednesday. Boyer told the Aero Club of Washington that general aviation is bucking the trends and showing healthy growth in most areas. He said most of the key indicators, including aircraft sales (piston singles), student pilot enrollment and aviation equipment sales are up, perhaps not as much as everyone would like, but up nonetheless. More...
While Boyer was accentuating the positive, however, some Raytheon employees were facing some grim realities. Raytheon Aircraft Services announced it will sell its Rockford, Ill., fixed-base operation to Emery Air Inc. Emery is Raytheon's neighbor at the Greater Rockford Airport. Emery says it will retain most of the 43 Raytheon employees and will remain an Authorized Service Center for several Raytheon aircraft, including the King Air, Baron, Bonanza and Hawker 400XP. Raytheon is also examining the possibility of outsourcing plastics at its plant in Salina, Kan. More...
Meanwhile, help is on the way for Kansas aviation workers who have already been laid off. As expected, the Kansas state legislature has ruled that all Boeing, Cessna, Raytheon and Bombardier workers laid off as the result of the Sept. 11 attacks and the economic downturn afterward are eligible for extended unemployment benefits. The workers will get an extra 13 weeks of benefits after regular unemployment insurance runs out, part of a congressional spending package passed in mid-April. The task now is getting the extra assistance into the hands of those really needing it. More...
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Security concerns scuttled race-car driver Robby Gordon's attempt to drive in two races on the same day last weekend. Gordon wanted to hop out of his Formula 1 car at the close of the Indianapolis 500 and get behind the wheel in time to start the NASCAR Coca-Cola 600 in Concord, N.C. Thanks to a two-hour gap between races and some pretty capable aircraft, supplied by co-sponsor Textron, he might have done it. But an FAA restriction on helicopter flights in and out of both racetracks ended Gordon's attempt. More...
If Boeing has its way, all aircraft they make would look nearly the same. In an effort to continually reinvent itself amidst the worst economic situation the airline industry has ever faced, the Seattle-based aerospace giant is trying to promote the idea of selling somewhat "standardized" aircraft. This includes offering jets outfitted with essentially the same equipment to its airline customer base. This, in turn, would noticeably bring down the cost per aircraft. More...
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A combination of an overweight condition, aft center of gravity and improperly set elevator control cables are to blame for the crash of a US Airways Express Air Midwest Flight 5481. This was the official probable cause reached by the NTSB at its recent public meeting on May 20-21. You may remember AVweb's initial coverage of the Beech 1900D, which crashed at Charlotte-Douglas International Airport on Jan. 8. Investigators determined that while the weight-and-balance issues were factors, they think the turboprop might have made the flight to the Greenville-Spartanburg Airport in South Carolina anyway had it not been for a mechanic's mistake two nights before the deadly crash. More...
What can scare the heck out of airport ground workers? How about a heavy jet departing a closed runway? Federal authorities are investigating the takeoff of a Federal Express cargo jet from a darkened, closed runway at New Jersey's Newark Liberty International Airport May 10. Authorities have not yet determined whether the incident was caused by the air traffic controllers, pilot error, or both. The Associated Press reported the A-310 came within 3,000 feet of a Port Authority crew working adjacent to the closed runway. More...
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The General Aviation Manufacturers Association (GAMA) has elected James E. Schuster, an executive vice president of Raytheon Company and chairman and CEO of Raytheon Aircraft Company, as vice chairman. In addition to being GAMA vice chairman, Schuster will also serve as chairman of GAMA's Security Issues Committee, a position he has held since November 2002. Prior to his current position, Schuster was president of Raytheon's Aircraft Integration Systems (AIS). More...
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We received over 100 pictures last week. Congratulations to this week's winner, Ken Boetzer, of Scotts Valley, Calif. His photo titled "Crater Lake by Mooney" shows what general aviation flying is all about. This type of airborne perspective can only be captured by flying relatively low -- yet safe -- altitude over the breathtaking landscape. Great picture Ken! Your AVweb hat is on the way.
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We received over 300 responses to our question last week on the delayed release of Sport Pilot. So far, 31 percent of those responding indicate the delay of Sport Pilot does not cause them any concern, as the FAA has other priorities (national security, etc.) to deal with. About 21 percent believe it is awfully strange for this certification process to take so long. Only six percent weren't sure as of yet.
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Local rum, strawberries and honey go into this classic frozen cocktail.
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Proposed model of the LjNIP1 role and localization. The proposed LjNIP1 localization model (orange circles) within an arbusculated cortical cell. The scheme illustrates an intracellular fungal arbuscule, surrounded by the periarbuscular membrane. The vacuole (V) develops among the fungal branches and its tonoplast joins the periarbuscular membrane at some points. LjNIP1 is located in the endoplasmic reticulum surrounding the nucleus (N), in the inner membrane systems and in the tonoplast.
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BY Bruce Young | US PGA Tour | 2014 Quicken Loans National | Round Two | 28 Jun 2014
The Quicken Loans National event at the Congressional Country Club has already lost two of those considered favourites prior to the event, both Tiger Woods and Jason Day the world number 5 and 6 unable to survive the halfway cut at a venue where they have both experienced some very good performances in the past.
The event is being led by a group of four players including two Australians, Marc Leishman and Oliver Goss who are joined by Patrick Reed and Ricky Barnes to be one ahead of Hudson Swafford and another Australian in Stuart Appleby.
Woods and Day played together alongside Jordan Spieth over the opening 36 holes but with Woods at 7 over and day at 4 over and the cut at 3 over, both will be missing from the weekend field.
Woods was disappointed but at the same time delighted with certain aspects of his return after more than three months away from the tournament scene.
"There are a lot of positives to take away from these last two days even though I missed the cut by four shots," said Woods. "The fact that I was even able to play having come back four weeks earlier than we thought I could. I had no setbacks and got my feel for playing tournament golf. I made a ton of simple little mistakes which I can correct.
"The one thing I was worried about the most was hitting the driver full up but the fact that I was able to hit it that hard was encouraging.
"I want to take my kids on a nice little vacation next week then start to geared up for Hoylake.
"I hate to say it but I am really encouraged by what happened this week despite missing the cut by four shots."
Day's performance was perhaps surprising given his liking for Congressional and great recent form. After a slow start yesterday he had worked his way comfortably inside the cutline when disaster struck at the very demanding 10th and 11th holes where he double bogeyed both after finding water hazards.
For Goss and Leishman however it was a very different scenario. Goss, is playing in just his second event as a professional after missing the cut in Hartford last week but he an extraordinary talent as his effort at Augusta National when making the cut would suggest.
"I didn't really have too many expectations," said Goss. "Obviously I wanted to make the cut. Missing the cut last week I was a little bit disappointed but coming into this week pretty appreciate and open-minded and just see what happened. That I'm atop the leaderboard, I couldn't be more pleased.
Goss was so new to the PGA Tour that event the security guard refused him entry. "I think it was yesterday morning, I tried to get in the clubhouse and the security guy was like, hey, where's your credential. I said, "I don't have a credential, but I'm a player and I've got an exemption." He said, "Well, I can't let you in." I was like, "I'm a player, though." Still wasn't good enough for him, which shows just how good the security is around here. I just had to walk around the other side of the clubhouse. I got a credential now so I'm all set."
Chances are that it won't be long before that is no longer a problem for the 20 year old from Perth.
Leishman played very well early in the season and has begun to put together some good tournaments again of late and shapes as a potential contender for the title.
The leading four players inside the top 12 at the end of the week and not otherwise qualified for the Open Championship earn the right to play at Royal Liverpool and so the week presents a great opportunity for Goss if he is able to go one with it to compete in three majors in 2014 having already played the Masters and US Open courtesy of his runner-up finish at the US Amateur last year.
Leishman already has a start at the Open courtesy of his place on the Presidents Cup team last year.
Appleby has showed glimpses of his capabilities this season and his second round of 67 has him well placed heading into the weekend.
Goss' fellow West Australian Brady Watt and a young man who is also relatively new to the professional ranks is in 27th position along with Geoff Ogilvy.


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So being it's Thanksgiving and all (and not to mention my birthday is coming up in a few days) I thought I would share 15 albums I am thankful for. I know Sara Scoggs posted a list just like this, but being her and I have somewhat different music tastes; I am going to post my favorites. You don't have to agree with me, but if you're interested please do check these out.
doraI was about 3 years old when this came out but it is one of my favourite albums.Nov 23, 2012from the photo: Green Day - Dookie


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In my undying adoration of peanut butter over the years, I've looked past some other nuts that are just as delicious. Sure, I've shown almonds some love (even cashews, too). But in all this time, I've ignored pistachios.
Well, one giant bag of pistachios from Costco later and I won't ever make that mistake again. Salted pistachios are just so completely underrated as a snack, to top salads and especially to add a salty crunchy kick to baked goods.
Last week I added them to a salad of field greens topped with blue cheese, sliced strawberries and mango vinaigrette and this week I stuffed them into a chewy oatmeal cookie full of chocolate chunks. This nut can do no wrong.
So this cookie recipe originated from the Old World Inn, the bed and breakfast we stayed at in Napa. The first time we went there, three years ago, we were one over by their afternoon plates of cookies and late night chocolate dessert bar. Those cookies, though, stood out the most. The inn's chewy chocolate chip cookie was flat and innocent looking but just so delicious. I made the original recipe shortly after that first Napa trip and hadn't made them since. As soon as I came home with a giant bag of pistachios, I knew a play on that cookie dough recipe would be the perfect suit.
Chocolate Chunk Pistachio Oatmeal Cookies
Makes 2 dozen cookies
3/4 cup all purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon table salt
1/2 cup (1 stick) unsalted butter, softened at room temperature
1/2 cup firmly packed light brown sugar
1/2 cup granulated sugar
1 egg yolk at room temperature
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
3/4 cup old-fashioned rolled oats
1/2 cup roughly chopped dark chocolate
1/2 cup salted shelled pistachios, lightly chopped
In a medium bowl. whisk together flour, baking soda and salt; set aside
In the bowl of an electric mixer, beat butter and sugars on high speed until light and fluffy
Add egg yolk and vanilla and mix on medium speed until combined; scrape sides of the bowl with a spatula as needed
Reduce speed to low and slowly add flour mixture; add the rolled oats and mix on low just until combined
Stir in chocolate and pistachios just until combined
Refrigerate dough for one hour before baking
Pre-heat oven to 350 degrees and line baking sheets with parchment paper
When oven is hot, scoop cookie dough using a medium cookie dough scoop or tablespoon (about 2 tablespoons each) onto baking sheets leaving at least 1 1/2 inches between each scoop
Bake cookies in oven for 9-11 minutes or until they appear firm around the edges and on the tops; do not overbake
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Wisconsin-- Supporters of legalizing marijuana are in Madison this week vetting lawmakers but will Wisconsin be the 19Th state to legalize pot?
It's easy to find opinion on the topic at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. Sophomore David Olson says, "When it comes to medical [marijuana], I feel it is something that will happen across every state..." Freshman Shawn Grignon adds, "If it's going to be legalized. I think it should be legalized for recreational use.
But is this issue on the minds of the populas? Perhaps, but that doesn't mean Wisconsinites will be voting on it any time soon. "I think when it comes to state legislation and national legislation you're going to see a continued focus on things like job creation, on the economy, the federal debt and state budget," says UW-GB political science professor, Dr. David Helpap.
Our Michigan neighbors legalized medical marijuana in 2008. Menominee Police Chief Brett Botbyl hasn't been a big fan of the law, "I also believe that there has been more abuse that has been brought-on by the passage of this law." Chief Botbyl adds his state's marijuana law was ambiguous and law enforcement is still sorting out issues like what to do about driving under the influence of marijuana.
There is a difference however, in how Michigan and Wisconsin pass laws. In Michigan, having enough public signatures will get your issue on a state-wide ballot. That's not the case in Wisconsin. Legalizing pot will be much more difficult. Dr. David Helpap says, "The Wisconsin legislature has to has to first approve it in one session...approve it again in a subsequent session and the public has to then vote on the amendment, " making a push to pass pot in Wisconsin, a pretty tall task.
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[MUSIC] Women executives can develop a path to leadership by putting together a multi year plan for themselves. Think about it from an 18 month, 3 year, and 5 year horizon. What's your vision for yourself? Where do you see yourself? Where do you want to go? What skills gaps do you have? What experiences would you like to have to round out your career? Women have to be very intentional about their careers and have a plan of action in order to accelerate a path to leadership. It takes determination, it takes courage, it takes a broad range of skills. And the way to do it is to have a plan. If there was one piece of advice that I could give to a young person entering the financial services industry today, it would be to build deep and lasting relationships inside and outside your organization and across the industry. This is an industry where relationships matter, relationships count, and relationships can help propel your career. [MUSIC]


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Last Thursday, he joined thousands at the March for Life in Washington. Phil's only had a bit of time to write this. I'll get some analytical, reflective stuff from him hopefully on his return to Europe. Here's his report:
For most of his time out there, Phil is working with the homeless in a soup kitchen type place. Slightly more informally, for those of you who know him, Phil writes:
On Sunday January 18 I joined 160 young people and seminarians from Baton Rouge and the surrounding area on a pilgrimage to Washington D.C. for the annual March for Life. Although they spent five days in the north, the march itself took place on the following Thursday.
Beginning with a Youth Rally at the Verizon center, the Washington Wizards basketball stadium, thousands of pilgrims marched down the mall to the US Capitol building and on to the Supreme Court to show their protest of the Roe vs Wade case.
There were 30000 young people at the Verizon center celebrating Mass with the Archbishop of Washington and hundreds of other priests and bishops - the procession alone took 25 minutes.
Louisiana is awesome, I've met some amazing people. The seminarians are great. The homeless are also good, I love that type of work. The psychiatric hospital is a little more taxing but the people are good.


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Labor's Little Giant
Once there was something called the "labor vote."
Nov 21, 2005, Vol. 11, No. 10 • By ARNOLD BEICHMAN
The Master of Seventh Avenue
THE FIRST TIME I met David Dubinsky, president of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union (ILGWU), was in 1942 as he was strolling on the Atlantic City boardwalk with a few colleagues. As a novice labor reporter on the liberal-left newspaper PM, which was loaded with Communist staffers, open and concealed, I had been assigned by PM's labor editor James Wechsler, an anti-Communist like me, to cover the union's executive board meeting.
I walked up to the 50-year-old Dubinsky and introduced myself. He greeted me with a sneer: "Aha, another Communist from PM."
I don't know what impelled me to reply: "If you were 10 years younger, I'd kick the sh--t out of you."
I then turned and strode away. I grabbed a boardwalk hot dog for lunch and then sat down in the hotel lobby, site of the ILG board meeting, trying to figure out how I would manage to get a story after insulting the union president. About 2 o'clock, Joe Shaplen, the New York Times labor reporter, came up to me. Shaplen (his son, Bob, became a noted foreign correspondent) and I had met several times when I was a stringer for the Times and he knew my politics. Said Shaplen: "Dubinsky says you should come into the board meeting. We'll go in together."
Obviously, Shaplen had given me full political clearance. There was an important story at the board meeting: Dubinsky had decided that his union ought to secede from the nascent Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO) to return to the American Federation of Labor. John L. Lewis, the CIO founding president, had invited the Communist party to recruit CIO organizers. When Dubinsky had remonstrated with Lewis over his coziness with the CP, Lewis said teasingly, "Well, Dave, who gets the bird, the hunter or the dog?"
A few years later, when Lewis, still the isolationist, even after the Nazi invasion of the Soviet Union, had been kicked out as CIO president by his erstwhile CP colleagues, Dubinsky taunted him with, "So, John, who gets the bird, the hunter or the dog?"
To understand Dubinsky's importance in American history, not merely labor history, and why he deserves a serious, scholarly biography, it is important to understand how furiously the Soviet Union was dedicated to penetrating and controlling Western trade unions. It was a task assigned by Lenin, who had written that Communists must "agree to any sacrifice and even--if need be--to resort to all sorts of stratagems, artifices, illegal methods, to evasions and subterfuges, so as to get into the trade unions, and to remain in them, and to carry on Communist work within them at all costs."
In post-World War II France and Italy, Moscow-controlled Communist parties controlled trade unions in strategic sectors of the economy like the waterfronts. There were months in postwar Europe when the only way to ship NATO arms to both countries was by plane. The Communist-controlled dockers' unions in Marseilles and Leghorn barred unloading vehicles and ordnance from American freighters. One-quarter of the CIO executive board were either CP members or under CP control.
The Soviet attempt to take over the unions had begun in the aftermath of the Russian revolution. And the resistance came almost immediately from Dubinsky's union. He was reviled by the CP, which composed a little ditty that ran something like this:
Oh, the cloakmakers union is a no-good union,
And it concluded with this refrain:
Oh! They preach socialism and they practice fascism
Dubinsky was what we would today call an anti-Communist hardliner. It is a lamentable omission from this biography. Whether out of ignorance or political choice, Robert Parmet devotes a mere sentence to an important event in Dubinsky's political career.
In 1941, Stalin ordered the arrest, as Nazi spies, of two Polish Jewish socialists, Henryk Ehrlich and Victor Alter, both of whom had sought refuge in the Soviet Union from the invading German army. Both men had been members of the Polish Socialist Bund. Determined to wipe out any trace of Polish independence, Stalin ordered the Katyn massacre, in which some 5,000 Polish officers were executed. The Alter-Ehrlich arrests were part of the same genocidal, anti-Polish pattern.


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An employee petition is protesting "Black Friday creep," where retailers are opening earlier - now as early as 5 p.m. Thanksgiving night ["Black Friday creep" sparks online petition," News, Nov. 26].
Remember the first "Rocky" movie? Rocky tells Adrian, "To you it's Thanksgiving. To me it's Thursday."
In my life and career, I've worked most holidays. In radio, and in hospitals and nursing homes, someone had to be there 24/7. I was always happy to pull a shift. Holidays were among the busiest days of the year in those businesses, and a camaraderie formed among us. We knew important work needed to be done, and we cheerfully did it! We found ways to make the holiday special.
A couple of years ago on Christmas night, L.A. Laker Kobe Bryant griped in a post-game interview that he didn't like playing on Christmas. The blowback was immediate and severe. Firefighters, nurses and police officers castigated the millionaire athlete, reminding Bryant that they were proud to serve their communities on holidays.
While I sympathize to a degree with holiday retail employees who dislike being removed from family holiday festivities, my own attitude in the same situation was to be thankful that I had a job!
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My thoughtful Response to the Recent Controversy.
Apparently constructive criticism (whether we agree with it or not) is horrible, a reason to boycott and leave and cancel subscriptions to this tabloid outfit I run. For more: a reminder of elephant's mission and morals and ethics and goals.
But it's perfectly okay for the offended to repeatedly criticize and give space to angry rhetoric.
Are we so fragile that we break under crticism, or can we bend like bamboo, strong, and hear it?
Does not art invite criticism? Food? Music? Life? Love? Do we not learn from criticism, whether it's right or wrong?
Also, has this former friend and his troops not noticed my comments stating that I, for what little it's worth, don't fully agree with the criticism, and admire the art? elephant is not an entity. It's a community. We're after truth, not PR, promotion, or positivity.
What the world needs now is for us to relax enough to allow our hearts to hold, and let go of, and breathe through, good or bad, happy or sad—so that we might step through the wall of flame into service.
PS: We don't need to push away so-called negativity. That's what I call "Gated Community Spirituality." Keep all bad out, cling to good. That's what ego does. Rather, we can, rather, we must learn to take it all personally, take it in, but breathe through it, and don't sweat the small stuff if it doesn't ring true. Just take what's useful and helpful and use it to improve. Be open to criticism, but don't take our own failings or others over-seriously. Here's how we can practice reversing the ego's desired flow of clinging to what we want or think we want, and pushing away what we don't want.
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What controversy do you speak of?
Was your daughter taken?
If so, I hope she is ok,
that you two are reunited.
Otherwise, this is … not really relevant.
a better use would end the video before the 'daughter' part.
Perhaps on a more mindful site, the idea
of 'threatening in return' isn't the best
representation of peace as we might wish for.
It's humor. Humor is relephant to mindfulness. I hope.
Humor requires context. I think.
But – I think an important connection between my first post above can be fleshed out here –
so, forget about it.
or don't.
just don't capture anyone's children.
Liam Neeson -will- come for you.
Even if it isn't his kid.
Yes, true! Context would be helpful. This is something though that I just wanted to touch on, without drowning in. It's been a sad time of loss recently, and then a fair amount of hate and rancor…and, well, humor felt like fresh air. This was just a personal post, really, so sorry for any confusion..!
Your FB says something about chili, and that sucks that it's being contaminated, not only that you don't get to eat it, but that a company is using harmful agents. But hate and rancor? Man, I hope things look up. You seem a strong, and sensitive individual. I'm sure you'll see to it that brighter futures (presents!) are in order.
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James R. Hancock and Janice K. Willis were married June 27, 1964 in Springfield, MO. They are blessed with two children, Jay and wife Tracy of Kansas City, MO and Jeanine and husband Keith Jones of Springfield, MO, and five grandchildren: Jason and Chaz Hancock, and Zachary, Andrew and Mackenzie Jones. They will celebrate with a private dinner with their family and a special Anniversary Blessing at St John's Episcopal Church.


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Students in this program gain knowledge of "best practices" on how to encourage physical activity in a variety of settings and populations. Additionally, students learn about how to appropriately measure the impact of physical activity promotion efforts. This concentration helps students become well prepared for careers in areas such as worksite wellness; community, private, or hospital-based health/fitness programs; or community-based programs promoting physical activity and/or weight management."
Physical Activity in Health Promotion concentration students become well prepared for management positions in:
Students receive a multidisciplinary academic background. Curriculum is based on competencies from:
In addition to normal requirements, the following are required:
Graduate Plan of Study
MS Physical Activity in Health Promotion Worksheet
Putting theory into practice is emphasized in the Physical Activity in Health Promotion concentration by providing students with a wide variety of practical and professional experiences. Students have the opportunity to become directly involved with many of the national recognized health/fitness programs in the Omaha area while they are working toward their Master's degree.