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If a creditor cannot satisfy his judgment through garnishment, attachments and some other legal tools pursuant to a writ of execution the creditor may initiate proceedings supplementary to execution pursuant to Florida Statute 56.29. Proceeding supplementary is the most wide ranging and comprehensive creditor remedy. Proceedings supplementary assists judgment creditors' satisfaction of their judgments by using a equitable remedies against a variety of types of debtor rights and property which are not subject to garnishment, levy or attachment tools.
For example, proceeding supplementary enable a creditor to seize a judgment debtor's stock in a corporation, the debtor's accounts receivable, or his causes of action against a third party. These proceedings may also reach a debtor's intangible assets such as trademarks or logos. The following is a sample of creditor equitable remedies implemented through proceedings supplementary:
- Avoiding fraudulent transfers: Creditors may sue third party recipients of alleged fraudulent transfers in order to reverse the transfer or obtain a judgment against the recipient for the value of property transferred. Court may order to apply transferred real property to satisfy judgment or have sheriff seize fraudulently transferred personal property.
- Reversing fraudulent conversion: Creditors may obtain a court order reversing the debtor's use of non-exempt assets to purchase or obtain an exempt asset if the purchase was intended to protect the non-exempt assets from creditors. An example of a fraudulent conversion is using non-exempt cash to buy an exempt annuity contract.
- Piercing corporate veil: creditor may sue individual to enforce judgment against corporation where the corporation has been established to defraud creditors or is merely the debtor's alter-ego.
- Reverse piercing: creditor sues corporation to satisfy judgment against individual who conveyed personal assets to alter-ego corporation to avoid collection.
- Apply for a charging liens against debtor's ownership of limited partnerships and limited liability companies;
- Issuance of injunctions against the debtor preventing subsequent transfer of the debtor's property;
- Appointment of a court receiver to take possession of the debtor's property. Proceeding supplementary is the most wide ranging and comprehensive creditor remedy.
- Enforcement of equitable liens against the debtor's real property including, when applicable, the debtor's homestead.
The proceedings supplementary statute gives the creditor the right to compel the debtor to appear in court and testify before a judge or magistrate about the debtor's assets. The creditor may require the debtor to bring to the court examination specific documents or property. The examination of the debtor must be set in the county in which the debtor currently resides. The creditor has broad authority to examine the debtor on all matters and things pertaining to the debtor's personal or business interest, and the creditor may ask any question that directly, or indirectly, may aid in satisfying the judgement. The creditor may also examine third parties who may be the debtor's "alter-ego" or who may be transferees of the debtor's property.
A creditor initiates proceedings by filing a motion with the court that issued the final judgment. Proceedings may be commenced at any time during the 20 year life of a final judgment. Proceedings are initiated in the same county where the principal action was maintained.
The court may used proceedings supplementary to reach property either by ordering a sheriff to seize property or by ordering the Florida debtor or third parties to turn over assets located in Florida. The court is authorized to hold the debtor, or others in possession of the debtor's property, in contempt for ailing to obey any order issued in the proceedings or failing to attend a court ordered examination. However, a court may not required a debtor to turn over assets located in jurisdictions outside the state. The creditor must domesticate the judgment in the foreign jurisdiction and reach such assets through the court proceedings in the foreign jurisdiction.
Proceedings supplementary also provide an independent avenue to reverse a debtor's fraudulent transfers of personal property. The statute provides that a creditor may order a transferee of personal property to turn over to the creditor any personal property that a debtor conveyed to a spouse, relative, or other insider within one year prior to the initiation of the underlying lawsuit. At least one court has held that the four year statute of limitations applicable to fraudulent transfers does not apply to actions to actions directed against transfers of personal property in the context of a proceedings supplementary. A creditor may initiate fraudulent transfer action against personal property transfers at any time during the 20 year life of a Florida judgment.


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In northern New Mexico, among the Catholic brotherhoods known as the penitentes, Good Friday is the highest of holy days. The brothers sing ancient Spanish hymns about life, death and piety — hymns they've helped preserve.
Tonight, the rough-hewn prayer houses called oratorios will open their doors and invite the public to sing the plaintive religious songs known as alabados. These hymns used to resonate inside parish churches scattered across the Spanish land grants of northern New Mexico and southern Colorado.
Over time, the old songs fell out of fashion, and today it's the penitente lay brotherhoods that keep them alive. I visited an intimate prayer house on this night last year for the dramatic Good Friday service.
Tucked in a grove of cedar and pinyon pine, this oratorio was built of stone and adobe in 1825. The altar is filled with statues of saints; on the walls are devotional paintings. Fourteen candles are extinguished one by one — for each Station of the Cross. People from nearby towns sit on benches along the sides. The brothers stand in the middle, chanting prayers.
The religious fraternities have existed here in the foothills of the Rockies for centuries, ever since the Spanish arrived. The penitentes formed as a way to keep the faith alive because parish priests rarely made it to these secluded villages.
When New Mexico became part of the United States in 1848, the Catholic Church began to "Americanize" and suppress these societies, with their Old World songs and their practice of self-flagellation. But they were eventually reintegrated into religious life. And today, the brotherhoods practice charity, march in processions for the healing of drug-addicted communities and pray for the dead.
They typically sing alabados at wakes, called velorios, and during Holy Week services like this one. Alabado comes from the Spanish verb alabar — to praise.
"We say alabado, but it's really a longer phrase, it is Alabado sea Dios o Alabado sea el Señor," says A. Gabriel Meléndez, a professor of American Studies at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque and a penitente brother himself. "It would be translated 'Praised be the Lord, praised be God.'"
In the penitente prayer house I visited, in the tiny village of Los Ancones, about an hour and a half north of Santa Fe, the chapter novice master is Felipe Ortega. He has a gray ponytail, wears jeans and sandals. He's also a potter. In his studio in the town of La Madera, Ortega molds clay into coffee cups.
"Good Friday for us is a big day," says Ortega. "The hymns, most of them are in minor chords, because of the lamentation or whatever you want to call it."
Felipe Ortega has helped to preserve the alabados. As the chapter historian, he translated them from Spanish scrawled in notebooks into English. They were then published in the first standardized hymnal now used throughout the penitente world in the American West.
"We try to stay faithful to the melody as it was handed on down to us. Why change something that is already beautiful?" Ortega says. "And these are to be sung not just simply by reading words. You have to feel them. You have to feel them in your soul."
As the tenebrae service nears midnight, all of the candles have been extinguished. In the darkness, the oratorio smells of wood smoke, and there's a feeling of suspense. Then, just after midnight, the brothers create — in sound — the moment when Jesus died, with a cacophony of yelling, noisemakers and drums. Despite the late hour when the alabados have lulled everyone into spiritual serenity, the cacophony startles the congregation.
"When I sing an alabado it's a moment in which I am at the doorway, at the boundary line between the present and the eternal," Meléndez says.
There is a funeral-hymn alabadothat is sung in the voice of the deceased. "This life is a riddle," it goes. "And it keeps us in a dream. And we invent amusements, in order to support the pain."

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Holy Family Parish sesquicentennial continues with display in old church
October 21, 2009
No matter how big and successful a celebration, 150 years of history can't be contained in one weekend.
Those unable to attend Holy Family Parish's sesquicentennial bash Oct. 10 and 11 can still have the opportunity to view the pictures and historical artifacts on display at the congregation's original limestone church at Church and 9th streets. The church will be open to visitors from
11 a.m. to 2 p.m. every Saturday through the end of November with the schedule for Thanksgiving weekend still undetermined.
The Rev. Pat Riley said the display was one of four central features of the parish's 150th anniversary with a mass presided over by Bishop Joseph Naumann, a dinner that drew 500 people and a book of historical photos put together by Janet Campbell.
The book and display in the old church document the history of the parish founded German by immigrant families soon after they arrived at the frontier town of Eudora during the troublesome days of Bleeding Kansas. The pictures show the faith of the congregation through the decades through pictures of weddings, graduations, baptisms, confirmation classes and other parish events.
On display in the old church are photographs and artifacts that reveal not only church history, but its and Holy Family Parish's central place in community history. It is a link that can be found in the names of parish members that trace back to its founding or soon after and can be found in parish records through the decades, Riley said. Those are names still familiar in Eudora, such as Seiwald, Grosdidier, Schopper and Abel.
Riley pointed to one such artifact, the wheel on which on which was used to rock the original church bell, with a story that illustrates that link.
The bell was purchased by members of the parish and others in Eudora when the local sawmill moved to Lawrence to help with its rebuilding following Quantrill's raid of August 1863. The bell was a replacement for the steam whistle that marked 7 a.m., noon and 6 p.m., which left with the sawmill, Riley said.
Nearby, is a traveling confessional screen that priests took from stop to stop as they roamed from the many early parishes without a resident pastors. Riley said the first priest to regularly serve Eudora could well have carried such a screen on his visits.
"He was from the Shawnee mission," Riley said. "He was only here one Sunday a month, probably because it took two weeks to get out here and back."
The parish's first resident priest, Alois Mayer, arrived in 1864, the same year the original church was dedicated.
It was the home of the parish until it was it was supplanted by the new church at 820 Birch St., which was completed in 1963.
The old church is still home to a morning mass and biscuit and gravy breakfast the first Saturday of each month, Riley said. He suspects the one Nov. 7 will be well attended.
It is also used for occasional weddings, baptisms and funerals, usually from former parish members who attended church there in their younger days, Riley said.
As for weddings, he warns all brides to be aware there is no running water, and therefore no modern restrooms, in the church, Riley said.
A small room at the church is set aside to commemorate the many weddings that took place there. Julie Stewart, who organized the collection with Mary Lou Hamlin, said one couple married in the church returned for their anniversary on the 150th celebration weekend.
The devotion Stewart, Hamlin, Campbell and LaDonna Ballock, who organized the celebration dinner and decorated the new church with photos, put into the celebration are demonstrated daily by parish members, Riley said. That, too, links back to the parish's early history and the desire of the Catholic immigrants to have a church to tend to their spiritual needs, he said.
"The church is so important to folks they can name every pastor in the parish in order, because it was so important to have a church here," he said.
Stewart said those with family coming from out of town who can't make the regular Saturday hours for the old church display can call her at 542-3379.
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Want to storm the field if the Vols beat Florida on Saturday? Knoxville Police are encouraging you to think twice.
According to KPD, some fans have already expressed a desire to storm the field if UT wins Saturday's game.
The last time that happened was 1998, when the Vols beat the Gators in overtime. The goal posts came down and were marched down Cumberland Avenue.
The department is reminding everyone that those actions will come with serious consequences.
Anyone caught entering the field will be arrested and charged with aggravated criminal trespassing. Anyone caught enticing someone else to enter the field also will be arrested and charged with inciting a riot.
Officers will also share the names of any students arrested with Judicial Affairs, which could impact their future with the university and hinder their ability to attend future university events.
KPD also will noticeably increase its officer presence in and near the stadium, because of the sold-out crowd. The stepped-up patrol is aimed at keeping all fans and visitors safe while they enjoy the game.
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Moderator, I hope you allow this. This is not intended to be a political post. I am just wondering, since there seems to be a world wide interest in this Inauguration, and there are people here from all over the world, how many are watching the Inauguration of the 44th President of the United States?
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Considered a strategic project for Sonora education has remained over time thanks to the collaboration of Telemax, television has not only contributed to the transmission, but, in principle, providing camera and camera one day a week to record the presentation of educational programs of local interest. In 1995 he purchased the first camera, Hi-8, which was used for the production of regional materials. In 1997, both the federal and state government signed the "Coordination Agreement to Promote and Strengthen Presence and Use of Educational Television in the State of Sonora" with the American Institute of Educational Communication. Commitments were implemented in 1998 and stands out: the allocation to Hermosillo Television Company, Inc. a team of 20 transmitters, 47 receivers and 47 amplifiers that formed the network in 26 municipalities and allowed to extend to signal Telemax to 117 locations.
It also provided for Hermosillo and Guaymas two transmitters highest power and authorized by the SEP transmission EDUSAT Network programs and technical cooperation programs in the production of Sonora, in return, the state government decided to grant an area four hours from Monday to Friday and two thirty-minute weekend, intended for educational and cultural programming. This space is now three hours from Monday to Friday (two in the morning and one in the afternoon) and on weekends is one hour per day.
It was at this time that production equipment was purchased ¾ professional format consisting of a camera and editing equipment that allowed the realization of more regional programs. Then, in 1999, Betacam equipment was purchased, consisting of camera and editing equipment.
Today we have a DVCAM editing equipment and a camera of the same format and also has two banks with non-linear editing. The facility is located where this department are the same where it began.
Thus, educational television has evolved and has been gaining presence, currently seeking convergence with other media that offers the technology to strengthen the efforts of Sonora and build national projects being refined to provide more and better means to contemporary education .


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Although many of the healthcare reform details are still up in the air, there are a few changes to the healthcare system found in all bills under consideration. Medical practices can and should start preparing early to strategically prepare for a transformed healthcare system, David Gans, vice president of innovation and research for the Medical Group Management Association, said at the MGMA's annual conference on Tuesday.
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Sometimes I get surprised at the response from a particular column, and last Monday's was an example.
I used a simple story that for me was a perfect "parable" for preparing for Christmas; it struck me as an Advent story. In that same spirit, let's keep this going. How many of us know the true origin of Santa Claus? Father Victor Hoagland tells the following story in a YouTube video:
St. Nicholas, the fourth century saint who inspired our modern figure of Santa Claus, was born near Myra, a port on the Mediterranean Sea serving the sea lanes that linked the seaports of Egypt, Greece and Rome. Nicholas came from one of the city's wealthy merchant families, but he wasn't spoiled.
One day, Nicholas heard about a rich man who lost all his money when his business failed. The man had three daughters, all wishing to marry, but had no money for their marriage. Who would marry them, he thought, since their father is such a failure? With nothing to eat, the man decided to sell one of his daughters into slavery. At least then the rest of them might survive. That night before the first daughter was to be sold, Nicholas, with a small bag of gold in his hand, softly approached their house and, tossing the gold through an open window, quickly vanished into the darkness.
The next morning, the father found a bag lying on the floor. He had no idea where it came from. He thanked God for this beautiful gift. He arranged for his first daughter's wedding and there was enough money left for the rest of them to live for almost a year.
But by the end of the year, the family again had nothing, and the father, again desperate, decided his second daughter must be sold. But Nicholas came by night to their window and tossed in another bag of gold as before.
Each night afterward the father watched. As the year passed their money ran out. In the dead of one night he heard quiet steps approaching his house and suddenly a bag of gold fell onto the floor. The father quickly ran out and caught up with Nicholas. "Why did you give us the gold?" the father asked. "Because you needed it," Nicholas answered. "But why didn't you let us know who you were?" the man asked again. "Because it's good to give and have only God know about it."
When the bishop of Myra died, the priests and leading people of the city along with the neighboring bishops came together in their cathedral to select a new bishop. They prayed and asked God to point out who it would be. In a dream, God said to one of them that they should all pray together the next morning. Someone would come through the cathedral door as they prayed. He should be their choice.
It was Nicholas who entered the cathedral the next morning. Immediately, the people of the city named him their bishop, for they knew that this unassuming person, whose good deeds they had learned about, was meant by God to lead them.
As bishop of Myra, Nicholas seemed more aware than ever of people's needs. He would appear all over the city offering help to anyone in difficulty, and then quietly disappear without waiting for thanks. Yet it's as a lover of children that Nicholas is best remembered today. While he lived, he gave the little ones he met small gifts: candy or a toy. His kindness, which always managed to surprise them, touched their hearts, and they learned from this holy man what a beautiful thing giving is. In the figure of Santa Claus, whose name and activity Nicholas inspired, we have this saint with us today.
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BlueFire Ethanol Fuels, Inc. has announced that Solazyme, Inc. is testing BlueFire cellulosic sugars for Solazyme's renewable oil process.
BlueFire, which produces ethanol from non-food cellulosic wastes, uses its patented Concentrated Acid Hydrolysis Process Technology to convert inexpensive organic material into ethanol.
Solazyme, Inc. is a renewable oil production company that uses microbial conversion technology to produce oil from algae.
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Keep going, tis good.
| JayLynn.Rummel chapter 16 . 11/4/2012
| Amy90 chapter 15 . 11/2/2012
J.P. is funny when he's in love! :D Hopefully Carrie will realize that his feelings are real when she listens to the song first time. Otherwise I'll really feel sorry for him.
And I can't believe Carrie doesn't at least have an idea on what the song is about. What makes her be so sure that J.P. can't be in love with her?
And what about the other show she's starring in? She can't very well just drop out of it because J.P. asked for it - something like this can't be good for her career.
| skye real chapter 15 . 11/1/2012
Is Carrie dense or is Carrie dense :-) Seriously, the guy keeps telling her 'I love you' and she's like 'Yeah' somebody give me a hammer! Haha I love how he's writing a song about her. Way too cute!
| JayLynn.Rummel chapter 15 . 11/1/2012
Hmm, I;m guessing it's about Carrie, call me crazy, but yeah
| Plainsimple chapter 14 . 10/29/2012
I like this...
I like this very much...
When's Carrie gunna tell JP she loves him back? :)
| JayLynn.Rummel chapter 14 . 10/29/2012
WTF! Really Carrie! God, your such a fricken qimp. HE KIDNAPPED YOU! He deserves to go to jail!
| skye real chapter 14 . 10/29/2012
phew! Glad JP got jn just in time. Luke is a freaky dude and needs a restraining jacket seriously. Why can't she just tell JP she loves him bacl! Ugh!
| skye real chapter 13 . 10/26/2012
Alright Carrie is either slow or she slow... Wonder which one she is. Seriously JP is an awesome dude and she doesn't even know she's in love with him as well! Nice chapter!


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The movie has plenty of action, but it is hampered by fits and starts. Dead spots, where characters simply stand around and spew expository dialogue, abound.
"Tron Legacy" is like one of those Las Vegas shows that use lighting and costumes to dazzle and distract that there is really not much else underneath.
The performances of Jeff Bridges dominate the film. He portrays the older Kevin Flynn, inventor of the video game Tron, who is being held captive in his own creation by Clu, a younger version of himself that he fashioned to help make his world perfect.
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The backs are against the wall for members of the Blackman High football team. At 4-3, the Blaze need two wins to assure itself a Class 6A playoff spot. One win in the final three games puts the Blaze on a huge bubble after the conclusion of Week 10.
And no more wins mean no playoffs for the Blaze.
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With three games remaining, the Blaze play at Riverdale (5-2), host Brentwood (7-0) and host La Vergne (2-5). There is not much room for error for Blackman.
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Smyrna at Oakland
Oakland has a chance to lock up a playoff berth with a win tonight against visiting Smyrna. The Patriots will do that if they can figure out how to play without trying to beat themselves.
Anyone that has spent any time watching the Patriots has seen it. Oakland is talented enough to finish second in District 7-AAA. But will they? Not if they continue to make countless penalties and fail to convert when the Patriots have scoring opportunities.
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Siegel at La Vergne
The best pass defense in District 7-AAA faces the best passing attack in 7-AAA.
It has all the hype of a great game.
But second-ranked Siegel also has a strong run game behind running back Denzel Harding. Harding is the difference maker against the Wolverines and a key reason why this could get out of hand.
As talented as this La Vergne pass defense has been in 2012, the Wolverines run defense has been the opposite. The defense is giving up 41 yards a game in the air, but 194.7 in the air.
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That's enough reason to come out and put this game away early.
Kreager's pick: Eagleville 41, MTCS 13
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Top 20 Jews In The Arts - Yael Goldstein Love
Day 14 features novelist and short story author, Yael Goldstein Love.
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Published: April 25th, 2011 in Culture » Books » Interviews
Over the next 20 days, ShalomLife will be presenting the Top 20 Jews In The Arts. One artist will be featured a day from various disciplines including visual arts, acting, writing, comedy and music.
We sent the participating artists the same 30 questions with instructions to answer all, or just a few. Have fun learning about these fascinating individuals, and please check back daily to compare their answers. Enjoy!
Yael Goldstein Love
Yael Goldstein Love was born and raised in Highland Park, NJ, and attended the Rabbi Pesach Raymon Yeshiva. The final tweaks to her education came at Harvard, where she ignored her grandmother's many warnings and studied philosophy.
After graduating college, Yael began work on her first novel and supported herself with jobs as a bartender, waitress, secretary, event planner, writer for Sparknotes Study Guides, admissions consultant and publishing assistant for The Paris Review.
Her writing has appeared in numerous publications including Commentary, The Atlantic Online, The San Francisco Chronicle, The Literary Review, Jewcy and in the two National Jewish Book Award-winning anthologies Who We Are: On Being (And Not Being) A Jewish American Writer and Promised Lands: New Jewish American Fiction on Longing and Belonging. She is also the author of one novel with two names, Overture (Doubleday, 2007) and The Passion of Tasha Darsky (Broadway Books, 2008). In 2010 she was named by Jewcy magazine as one of the "100 Jews You Should Know About."
Yael currently lives in San Francisco, where she is a visiting scholar at the Taube Center for Jewish Studies at Stanford. She is at work on her second novel and studying to become a psychotherapist. Her hobbies include eating, worrying and interstate moves. You can visit her at www.yaelgoldsteinlove.com
Where do you go when your lacking inspiration?
To my computer. If I waited for inspiration to strike, I'd never get anything done. Plus, I've noticed over the years that the writing I produce when I am feeling most "inspired" tends to be my worst. I'm too accepting of what comes out of my brain unedited.
Where's your favourite place to travel to?
I hate to travel. I realize that to most people saying you hate to travel is like saying you hate happiness, but I am all for happiness. I just prefer to get my happiness at home.
Do you have any pets? Tell us about them.
I have a magnificent tuxedo cat who lives with my ex on the other side of the country. I miss him desperately. I look at pictures of him on Facebook almost every day. Everyone should. He deserves a wider audience.
Who, in your opinion, is the most beautiful person on earth?
My mother. I'm still that kid.
Are you religious? Spiritual? Nothing at all?
I was raised Orthodox and left that lifestyle behind at the first opportunity. Now I guess I'd say I'm an agnostic with a strong hunch that God doesn't exist, but sometimes when I'm walking outside on a nice day or sitting and reading a great book or just looking at someone I love I feel blasted with gratefulness and joy, and I thank someone in those moments without bothering to wonder who or what it is I'm thanking.
What's your favourite movie?
The Double Life of Veronique.
TV Show?
Veronica Mars.
Too hard.
If you weren't working in the arts, what would you be doing?
I'm currently training to be a psychotherapist, so I guess if I weren't a writer I'd be devoting more time to that. I also have a fantasy about becoming a police detective. A few years ago, when I was living in Boston, I actually looked into applying to be a cadet but it turned out I was too old. I was only 30! That was a bummer, but probably a good thing in retrospect. I don't cut a very intimidating figure, even with a gun. Also, I'm a coward.
Can you offer a piece of advice to aspiring artists?
If it doesn't feel like play, it isn't worth it.
Who's your best friend?
I have three: my mother, my sister and my boyfriend. It's kind of obscene how great they all are.
What's your biggest regret?
Wasting as much time as I do worrying about whether I am any good at what I do. I spend about a third of every writing day talking myself into writing. This is not an efficient use of time.
Do you play any sports?
No. I am terrible at all sports. Unless skiing counts as a sport. I'm good at skiing.
What are you better at than most other people you know?
Misunderstanding the lyrics to songs. I'd also probably be the world's greatest police detective if only the Boston Police Academy had let me in.
What is your biggest weakness?
Sleep. I would sleep 12 hours a night if I let myself. I love to sleep. I giggle maniacally when I get in bed at night.
Do you have any vices?
Tell us something about yourself we might be surprised to hear.
Part of me actually believes my answer to "What are you better at than most other people you know?"
Where is your primary residence? Do you consider this place "home"?
San Francisco. When I moved here a year and a half ago I hated the place violently. Everyone was always bragging about the amazing hikes they had taken over the weekend. But then I started hiking, and now I'm one of those people I hated and it feels great. I'm trying to figure out how to get the rest of my family to move here.
Who's your favourite author?
Tie: Henry James and Matt Taibbi.
Do you watch reality TV?
I generally don't enjoy reality TV, but I have a weakness for Jersey Shore.
Do you prefer road trips or flying?
I've changed this answer three times now. I honestly don't know.
What one word would you use to describe yourself?
What item do you never leave your house without?
A pen.
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Sears Holdings named Paul DePodesta, famed as one of the central figures in the bestseller "Moneyball," to its board.
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Of all the components that led Ross to a 56-42 win on Friday at home in Three Rivers Athletic Conference play against St. Francis (0-10, 0-6), Jack Gedeon's performance is near the top.
The Little Giants junior guard provided 12 points to complement a game-high 14 boards to nearly out-rebound the Knights, who totaled 16. Ross ended with 35.
"I felt like the team and I were rebounding like crazy," Gedeon said. "We didn't play that great initially, but we really came together as a team in the fourth quarter on offense and defense." ...


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Fifteen Galesburg eighth-graders were inducted into the George Washington Gale Scholars program Thursday afternoon. Attending the ceremony were guest speaker and Knox College President Teresa Amott, Carl Sandburg College President Lori Sundberg, District 205 Superintendent Bart Arthur, and Gale Scholars Program Director Les Hunter along with new inductees and their families.
Also speaking were GHS student Morganne Malesker, CSC student Dana Cliff, and myself, a student at Knox College. All of us are Gale Scholars.
The Gale Scholars program offers financial and academic support to first-generation, income-eligible students, paying for two years of tuition at Carl Sandburg College and two years at Knox College. Students with a consistently high GPA through high school may elect to go straight to Knox for all four years.
"The Gale Scholars program demonstrates … being involved in the community and caring about education, providing the opportunity and providing financial resources to the students," Hunter said.
The Gale Scholars Class of 2017 inductees are Amber Colwell, Taylor Davis, Jessica Decker, Tarynn Lewis, Suleimi Lopez-Garcia, Rose Maciejewski, Savannah Miyler, Kayla Morrow, Jasmyn Pacheco, Emely Quintanilla, Hailey Sedgwick, Kaylynn Smith, Breanna Wade, Tyce Wade and Sarah Ward.
I had the opportunity to talk with some of them after the ceremony.
"It's just an honor," Taylor Davis said. "I knew I'd go to college, I didn't know where or how."
Like many his age, Davis doesn't know what he wants to do as a career. "This program will help me figure it out," he said. "I'm excited for the experience."
"I didn't think we'd be able to afford going to college," Smith said.
Her story is like that of many students, me included. Tuition alone is over $36,000 per year at Knox.
Smith plans to be a psychologist after graduating. "I want to help people who have problems and feel they can't talk about them," she said.
"Without (the Gale Scholars program) I probably wouldn't be able to go to college," Morrow said
Morrow had considered going to art school in Savannah, Georgia before being accepted as a Gale Scholar. "I want to be an art teacher, probably at middle school."
Sedgwick first heard about the program from an aunt who works at Churchill Jr. High School. Like Morrow and Smith, Sedgwick has an idea what she wants to do after graduation. "I want to be a seventh-grade life science teacher," she said. "I really enjoy science experiments and labs."
They have plenty of time to decide.
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By Lisa Gonzalez
Chris Brown was expected to appear in court today in Los Angeles but ultimately didn't show, with his lawyer revealing that he's trying to get the case dismissed. Every media outlet in the greater L.A. area, however, did show up — though most of them had swine flu on the brain.
I arrived at the courthouse at 7:30 a.m. to cover Brown's court appearance, along with my camera guy Erick. We circled the building repeatedly, checking every possible entrance, but found no sign of Chris. Now, I find it difficult to form thoughts before my morning cup of coffee, so it took me awhile to realize there were no other press outlets there. Or protesters. Or even paparazzi! (And those guys always show up anywhere in L.A. a celeb might be.)
By this time, we got word that Brown wasn't coming, but I noticed several media trucks gathering at another courthouse. The first thought in my caffeine-free mind was: "Rihanna must be here!"
We high-tailed it five blocks with all our gear and stepped right into a media circus. Another crew told me the lawyers were issuing a statement in 10 minutes. Great! We got our camera ready, wedged our news mic onto the podium, and we were ready to go.
Then I heard rumblings about swine flu. The next slow-forming thought surfaced: "The swine flu?!? This isn't for Rihanna?!?" Apparently the other big story at the courthouse today had something to do with the swine-flu epidemic.
Two breaking-news stories at the same location — what were the chances? Eventually, we got our story as we made our way to the other courthouse just in time to catch Rihanna's lawyer exiting the building. All in a day's work!


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Rep. Topper McFaun listens to consultants from Avalere Health as they report their findings to the Health Care Oversight Committee concerning universal health care during a meeting at the Statehouse on Thursday. / EMILY McMANAMY/FREE PRESS
Consultants hired by a partnership of health and business organizations to analyze the states assumptions for a universal access, government-run health care system reported reported Thursday on what they called several critical weaknesses.
The two representatives from Avalere Health told a legislative panel the state had underestimated the amount of money it would need to raise from a yet-to-be-determined source for the universal health care system. Instead of $1.6 billion, the consultants suggested a need of $1.9 billion to $2.2 billion.
Robin Lunge, director of health care reform for the Shumlin administration, attended the consultants presentation to the Legislatures Health Care Oversight Committee, and disputed their conclusions.
Just as the consultants had questioned the assumptions the state used to come up with a funding need, Lunge challenged several of the premises on which Avalere built its report.
We agree that we must rigorously review and assess assumptions underlying reform to our current health care system, Lunge said. Still, she noted in a letter to the Vermont organizations that paid for the study, The administration disagrees with key findings in the report.
The 21-page report highlighted several shortcomings in the states analysis that affected both the bottom line and the potential impacts of a switch to a government-run system:
Doctors and other health care providers could see significant reductions in reimbursements, which might affect recruitment and retention.
Hospitals also could see revenue losses based on the reimbursement scheme the administration used to explore future financing for a single-payer system.
Health insurers already have reduced administrative expenses to a point where the projected savings of switching to a government-run system could result in negligible savings.
Doctors still would have costs for processing insurance for out-of-state patients and those whose employers continue to offer insurance.
Bob Atlas, a recently retired executive at Avalere Health and one of the authors of the firms report, characterized the states plan to move to a universal health care system in 2017 as a bold experiment.
The goal here was to make sure all the assumptions could stand up, Atlas said. He noted, too, The current plan may not be the only path or the most painless path to the outcomes you are looking for.
We were very impressed with the analysis, said Eric Hammelman, the other author. He was referring to a financing report done for the state last winter by the University of Massachusetts Center for Health Law and Economics and Wakely Consulting. Still, upon looking deeper, he and Atlas said they found a few questionable assumptions with big consequences.
For example, the report suggests under Green Mountain Care, the states name for the future universal system, doctors would be reimbursed at a level equal to 105 percent of Medicare.
Doctors currently are reimbursed by private insurance at a level equal to about 155 percent of Medicare. Medicaid pays at a rate equal to about 82 percent of Medicare. By looking at the payer mix, Avalere concluded the current average reimbursement rate is 122 percent of Medicare.
Moving to 105 percent would significantly cut payment for most providers, the Avalere consultants wrote.
The state financing report had computed the current blended reimbursement rate to be 107 percent of Medicare, which would make the change to 105 percent much less onerous.
Lunges letter noted that the UMass report suggested doctors would see administrative savings from dealing with fewer insurers, which would make up for the 2 percent rate reduction.
The consultant questioned the states projected administrative savings of $126 million by switching to one public payer, noting that Blue Cross Blue Shield of Vermont already has administrative costs below the states 7 percent of total costs. The consultant suggested the switch might result in zero administrative savings or even a cost.
Lunge countered, That intuitively doesnt make sense to me, that we cant find savings.
Two representatives of sponsors of the Avalere report Vermont Partners for Health Care Reform told lawmakers they had concerns about the financing report and wanted an independent evaluation of its assumptions and conclusions.
The partners are Fletcher Allen Health Care, the Vermont Association of Hospitals and Health Systems, the Vermont Medical Society, the Vermont Business Roundtable, the Vermont Chamber of Commerce, the Vermont Assembly of Home Health and Hospice Agencies and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Vermont.
Health Oversight Committee Chairwoman Virginia Lyons, D-Chittenden, called the report important as policymakers look at the next steps the state needs to take to achieve universal health care.
This is the beginning of a much longer dialog, she said.
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CHEESE OF THE WEEK: Lamb Chopper
Sheep's milk gets sweet result in Lamb Chopper
Lamb Chopper is a Gouda-style cheese made in the Netherlands for Cypress Grove Chevre, located in Northern California. Lamb Chopper is made from Dutch sheep's milk and Dutch cultures.
According to the San Francisco Chronicle, Mary Keehn, founder of Cypress Grove, decided to have the cheese manufactured in Holland because they have plenty of organic sheep's milk, which is difficult to find in the States. Also, producing and aging the cheese alongside Cypress Grove's surface-ripened goat cheeses (such as the amazing Humboldt Fog, possibly the greatest cheese ever invented) would likely result in contamination of the Gouda-style cheese by the wrong flora.
Like all Goudas, Lamb Chopper has a definite sweet and buttery flavor. It is aged for three months in the Netherlands, then waxed to make the surface impermeable, then shipped and further aged up to six months in California. During this time it develops a slightly darker, butterscotchy outer layer, shading to a creamy smooth, ivory interior.
Despite being made of sheep's milk, which usually imparts a distinct, barnyard-y flavor, Lamb Chopper does not taste like a sheep cheese. Most sheep cheeses are from Spain or Italy and are firm, rustic and salty. The idea of sheep's milk in a sweet Gouda is unusual and the result is very good, with more character and piquancy than those made from cow's milk.
Both Lamb Chopper and its sister cheese, Cypress Grove Midnight Moon, a Gouda-style cheese made with goat's milk. They are expensive at about $30 a pound, so they're best saved for the cheese board where they may be savored alongside fresh fruit, with unflavored crackers or crusty bread.
Pair Lamb Chopper with an unoaked chardonnay, sauvignon blanc or Vouvray. If pairing with beer, brown ale IPA or porter will work. Crisp, tangy apples such as granny smith are a natural complement.
Lamb Chopper
Source: Adapted from Cypress Grove
Serves: 4—6
6-8 ounces Lamb Chopper, thinly sliced
2 tablespoons fresh basil, chiffonade
4 tablespoons quince paste or pear preserves
4-6 large slices rustic bread
1/4 cup butter, melted
salt and fresh ground pepper, to taste
1 Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
2 Brush one side of each slice of bread with melted butter and place in oven for 10 minutes.
3 When bread is slightly brown and toasty, spread quince paste evenly to the outer edges of the bread. Add Lamb Chopper and return the bread to the oven for another 5-10 minutes until cheese is melted.
4 Remove bread from the oven, sprinkle with basil and salt and pepper. Serve warm.
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Teach English Abroad through Teach Away - Earn a TEFL Certification with the University of Toronto - Find International Teaching Jobs
ESL Job Feed is the most eclectic and broad source of ESL jobs and teaching positions available worldwide.?ESL Job Feed publishes links to ESL job postings from a variety of sources including TESall, Total ESL, Yahoo!/Monster, Guardian Jobs, Chronicle of Higher Education, craigslist, TESOL Org, TEFL and many more. From conversation schools for beginners to university positions for teaching veterans,?ESL Job Feed is your source for English teaching positions worldwide.
English Language Teacher
Date 2012-12-10 04:12:58 Location : Middle East
Position Details
World's largest Oil and Gas Company requires English Language Teachers to teach adults aged 18+. All students are Saudi Nationals and are destined to work for the Oil Company once they have been educated. The Oil Company has an inbuilt state-of-the-art education system designed to re-educate the Saudi population. This education system is based on western systems and the facilities are of a very high standard.
BA Degree in English or Linguistics with TEFL, TESOL ETC. MA/CELTA/DELTA Preffered.
Degree in other subjects are acceptable if you have an MA/CELTA/DELTA also.
Minimum 4 years full time teaching experience at secondary school level and above.
Contract Details
This is a full time contract, working 40 hours per week (20 teaching hours). All teaching materials and curriculum is supplied by the Oil Company. Working days are Saturday to Wednesday (Thursday & Friday being the Saudi weekend). Specific location is set by the Oil Company at interview because you will be placed where your skills set is most needed.
The contract is single status providing a generous allowance for your food, accommodation and transport on top of your base salary. Medical insurance and flights for expatriation, repatriation and leave periods are included on top of allowance and base salary. There are three leave periods of two weeks per year (fully paid). The contract is administered on a 12 month renewable contract.
Employment is with contractor Haka Group, who will be your sponsor also. Haka Group are a well established Saudi employment contractor with an excellent reputation.
Salary is set at interview if successful; the Oil Company are the decision maker on salary so we cannot give you an indication. They set the salary on your individual experience and qualifications. Salary is not a disappointment.
We charge no fees to our candidates; all medical and visa costs are paid by Haka directly, travel expenses to interview are re-imbursed (within UK only). We take no cut from the salary offered to you by the Oil Company, what they offer you is what you get.
Interviews will be held in London, UK in February/March 2013. Start date within 45 days of acceptance of job offer. Apply now to get your CV in ASAP.
How to Apply
Please send your CV to Courtney Davies, clearly outlining the following;
Date of Birth
Current Salary/Salary Expectancy
Covering letters are not required.
Welcome to ESL Job Feed. We offer the most varied listing of teaching jobs worldwide and resources for teachers seeking opportunities for teaching English worldwide and teachers working in other countries. Please browse our website and enjoy the many resources available to assist you in your job search for positions teaching English as a Second Language.
We publish links to job postings for teaching jobs worldwide from a wide variety of sources to allow teachers to conduct their job search all in one place. You can find postings from TESall, Total ESL, Monster, Idealist.org, TESOL.org and many other job sites. There are listings for everything from beginning teachers to positions in universities around the world.
In addition to our extensive listings of teaching jobs worldwide, we offer many other resources for teachers and opportunities to connect with schools, students and other professionals. You can post your resume for employers to see, advertise tutoring services, and find lesson plan ideas for teaching English and much more. Browse our website to see the wide variety of resources available to help you find a position and be successful teaching English worldwide.
Our forum for teachers is a great place to connect with other ESL professionals. Whether you are wondering about certification and qualifications required for teaching English worldwide or want to read the experiences of other teachers working teaching English as a Second Language, you can find it in our forums. There is no cost to join into the discussion, so start posting today.


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Culham Innovation Centre, UK (15th July 2004) - Kaspersky Lab announced today that it has signed a distribution agreement with C-Media Interactive (CMI). C-Media Interactive will distribute Kaspersky Anti-Virus Business Optimal products online to its extensive base of resellers in the UK. This latest distribution agreement will further strengthen Kaspersky's position within the UK Channel.
C-Media Interactive is an ASP technically geared towards the online distribution of applications and managed services. The company has made a significant investment in its own Network Operations Centre (NOC) that is serviced by sufficient, well peered, transit bandwidth. It is this investment in hosting and delivery technology along with a well-motivated team of experts that positions C-Media Interactive as the first choice provider of online distributed managed services.
Kaspersky Lab' superior technology and its reputation throughout the industry were both key reasons why C-Media Interactive chose to add Kaspersky Anti-Virus Business Optimal to its portfolio. Ian Johnson, Sales Director of C-Media Interactive, explains, 'This is a product that our resellers have constantly requested that we provide. Kaspersky Anti-Virus Business Optimal complements the other security products and services we offer, so this, together with the fact that Kaspersky is winning many awards, means we are particularly pleased to satisfy this requirement.'
Designed for small and medium businesses Kaspersky Anti-Virus Business Optimal uses cutting-edge technology to provide a fully scalable solution that supports a wide range of operating systems and applications. The comprehensive protection it affords will safeguard even the most complex networks. User-friendly centralised management tools and a flexible licensing policy combine to produce a highly versatile anti-virus solution.
'Online distribution is a fast growing method of getting products into the channel,' comments Sveta Ivanova, Managing Director of Kaspersky Lab UK. 'So it was important for us to find experienced distributor who we could trust to help us maximise on the opportunities it could provide. C-Media Interactive has this experience and also has a specialist anti-virus division which makes them a perfect partner for us in this venture.'
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SPARKS, Nev. (AP) - Known best for devouring dozens of hotdogs at Coney Island, Joey Chesnut has set a new record at a barbeque rib-eating contest in Nevada.
Chesnut consumed nearly 14 pounds of pork ribs in 12 minutes Wednesday to claim the $2,500 first-place prize at John Ascuaga's Nugget World Rib-Eating Championship in Sparks.
His total of 13.76 pounds was 2 pounds more than runner-up Matt Stonie and nearly 4 pounds more than the previous record of 9.8 pounds that Chesnut set in 2008.
The 29-year-old California native told the Reno Gazette-Journal (http://tinyurl.com/qeon6ya) he ordered 21 pounds of ribs earlier this week to eat for "practice."
Chesnut ate 69 hotdogs and buns in 10 minutes on July 4 to claim his record seventh-consecutive title at Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Contest in New York.
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Teach English Abroad through Teach Away - Earn a TEFL Certification with the University of Toronto - Find International Teaching Jobs
ESL Job Feed is the most eclectic and broad source of ESL jobs and teaching positions available worldwide.?ESL Job Feed publishes links to ESL job postings from a variety of sources including TESall, Total ESL, Yahoo!/Monster, Guardian Jobs, Chronicle of Higher Education, craigslist, TESOL Org, TEFL and many more. From conversation schools for beginners to university positions for teaching veterans,?ESL Job Feed is your source for English teaching positions worldwide.
English Teacher
Date 2014-03-24 10:03:39 Location : Asia:China
Beijing Pinco International Culture Exchange Corporation
Teach&Live in China , start your amazing abroad life experience
What do we looking for ?
1. Native English Speaker , from the US, UK, Australia, Canada, New Zealand or others
2. Bachelor degree or higher ( If you full of teach experience ,we can lower the request about degree )
4. Age range from 20 to 60
What do we provide?
1. Any part of China (Mainland) now we have Hunan , Hebei , Anhui , Shanxi etc
2. 10-18hours per week (Wage 4000-6000 per month )
3. Accommodation for free apartment and free meal
4. One semester or a full year commitments ( Legal work contract)
5. Three-days TEFL orientation in Beijing
6. Paid US holiday and Chinese holiday
What do we need ?
1. Current resume , starting your nationality of origin
2. Copy of the ID page of your valid passport
3. Copy of your highest degree and other qualifications
4. Current photo
5. References with contact information
More details wonder you can sent your resume .Or please contact our Recruiter at Skype b.pinco .We are looking forward to talk to you .
Welcome to ESL Job Feed. We offer the most varied listing of teaching jobs worldwide and resources for teachers seeking opportunities for teaching English worldwide and teachers working in other countries. Please browse our website and enjoy the many resources available to assist you in your job search for positions teaching English as a Second Language.
We publish links to job postings for teaching jobs worldwide from a wide variety of sources to allow teachers to conduct their job search all in one place. You can find postings from TESall, Total ESL, Monster, Idealist.org, TESOL.org and many other job sites. There are listings for everything from beginning teachers to positions in universities around the world.
In addition to our extensive listings of teaching jobs worldwide, we offer many other resources for teachers and opportunities to connect with schools, students and other professionals. You can post your resume for employers to see, advertise tutoring services, and find lesson plan ideas for teaching English and much more. Browse our website to see the wide variety of resources available to help you find a position and be successful teaching English worldwide.
Our forum for teachers is a great place to connect with other ESL professionals. Whether you are wondering about certification and qualifications required for teaching English worldwide or want to read the experiences of other teachers working teaching English as a Second Language, you can find it in our forums. There is no cost to join into the discussion, so start posting today.


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This is a close-up of the quilting. These HSTs go all the way around the quilt.
This next one is a scrappy red and black star quilt. The centers of the black stars are four-patches and the centers of the cream stars are pinwheels. Lots of HSTs here, too!
So, last night I am checking out the backs of my eyelids for just a brief moment. The next thing I know, Hubs is running around all willy-nilly yelling that we need to go to the basement. What the heck? Huh? What are you talking about? (I'm still half asleep.) About that time, I look out the bedroom window. The rain is coming down sideways and there is so much, you can't see anything....except...........our hammock. Our hammock is on a steel frame. This is important to the story because the storm is LIFTING it into the air, and it appears to be ready to come straight through the bedroom window. OK, now Hubs has my attention!
Remember I told you how much I love living in the woods? Remember I told you how much I love my house because it is all windows? Well, let me tell you boys and girls.....in a storm like last night....living in the woods could be construed as grossly overrated! ROFL As we watched limbs come down and fly all over the place like a scene from the movie Twister, I wondered what it would be like to live in a big open field! (Still would rather be here, honestly. There are just different worries if you live in a big open field....)
So, here is a pic of the back terrace. Our house looks like it has been sand-blasted with leaves. This is the scene all over our property....with the addition of many downed tree limbs. No need to spend today, with a heat index of 115-120, cleaning it up because we are supposed to have MORE storms! We lost power for a little while last night, but it is back and I am all happy. Thankful for air conditioning!
Have a blessed day. Stay safe. Stay cool. Rent the movie "Twister". :)