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Faculty Mentoring Program Report – Spring 2010
The Development of Pilot, University-wide, Voluntary Faculty Mentoring Programs
In mid-April, an email was sent to all tenure-track faculty at TU inquiring about their interest in participating as mentees in future, university-wide faculty mentoring programs. Those interested were asked to respond to a survey linked to the email. Respondents were asked to provide information about: 1) their prior faculty mentoring experiences while at TU, and 2) their preferences regarding the kinds of university-wide mentoring programs in which they might like to participate. As of early May, 69 faculty members have responded to the survey.
The results of the survey will be used both to address future faculty mentoring policy at TU and to advance research in higher education faculty mentoring. The research component of this survey has been reviewed by the IRB, and received an exempt status. Survey results will shape the design of one or more university-wide, voluntary faculty mentoring programs. The TU-AAUP/Faculty Association will pilot one of these faculty mentoring programs; the rest will be proposed to the TU administration for consideration.
If you have not yet responded to the survey, are a tenure-track faculty member, and would like to take the survey please contact Pamela Lottero-Purdue (firstname.lastname@example.com) and she will send you a link to the survey.
Generation of a Report on the Status of Departmental Mentoring at TU
In addition to this faculty survey, the TU-AAUP/Faculty Association, with support from the Provost's office, is gathering information from department chairs about the types of departmental faculty mentoring that exist on campus. Once this information has been gathered, a report on the status of departmental mentoring will appear in a future TU-AAUP/Faculty Association newsletter.
Pamela Lottero-Perdue, Ph.D.
TU-AAUP/Faculty Association JFC Chairperson
Assistant Professor of Science Education, Department of Physics, Astronomy & Geosciences


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Katie has her sweat test on April 21 at 10:30 AM. How many of you were able to wait and get the results that day while you were still at the hospital? It's a Friday, and I would like to know rather than wait out the weekend, if possible.
Katie has her sweat test on April 21 at 10:30 AM. How many of you were able to wait and get the results that day while you were still at the hospital? It's a Friday, and I would like to know rather than wait out the weekend, if possible.
When Courtney had her first sweat test the hospital called and left a message before we were even able to get home. 2nd, 3rd, and 4th sweat tests we had the results in a matter of an hour.
I was told the sweat test takes only a matter of minutes to get the results.
I would call them today and say you want the results.
We got my son's sweat test the same day of the test, just a few hours later. My son's pediatrician called on the phone with the results. Be vocal in letting the doctor know you want to know the results right away.
Also.....Courtney had sweat tests in 3 different hospitals, in 2 different states and 3 different cities, so I would think it would be the same everywhere.
look into getting a genic study. I think the results are in in about two weeks. We got our unofficial results in a week. You can just about get one and have the results before you go in for the sweat test. Genic test covers everything, not just CF. And if you have CF, it will tell you what mutation which is very important.
My little girl came back negative on her sweat test due to lab screw up. I can pretty much say she almost died as a result as CF was ruled out and they started looking for other things. It wasn't until later that a genic study was performed that we found out her condition. We checked into the hosiptial that day (about 2 months after the sweat test and a continue downward spiral) and the nurses didn't think she would make it through the night.
Therefore, I'm against sweat tests. Even though the lab screwed up and my girl was to small for the test (less than 8 pounds) so it really wasn't the "sweat test's" fault, I'm still agianst them.
Thanks for the replies. I had thought you could get them in a timely manner but wasn't sure how fast. Thanks! I'll let you know soon.
DS's was done mid-morning and we got the results back in a couple of hours. He was in the NICU at the time recovering from bowel surgery. They were pretty sure he had cf; however, sweat test did come back normal. Genetic blood tests showed he had CF. He was probably to little to get an accurate test result. Liza
Genetics testing still misses a good number of cases! Especially if they do the standard CF genetics instead of quest or ambry(which most insurance won't pay until the standard one has been done)
I have 1DF508 and 1 unknown, if we had gone by genetics testing I might not be here!
To me the place to start is the sweat test and basic genetic testing for CF and see what comes up.
The sweat test is still the gold standard and picks up cases genetics testing doesn't(and vise versa)
I know of a little girl with CF, positive sweat test, typical symptoms, treated for CF and diagnosed at a CF clnic. Evne ambry hasnt been able to identify her mutations yet. Without the sweat test that little girl might not be here. Same for me as it would have been easy to pass me off as a carrier
Also right now although the mutations you have is a nice thing to know, its not that important as there are currently no mutation specific treatments.
So its no as important as that one poster makes it sound.
Courtney is also.........
DF508 and one unknown mutation. They still diagnosed her by her symptoms.


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Vaccinations keep children healthy
The Fond du Lac County Health Dept. participated in National Infant Immunization Week, observed April 21 to 28, an initiative of the World Health Organization.
County health officials raised awareness and educated citizens on the importance of proper childhood immunizations before age 2.
The Center for Disease Control in Atlanta, Ga. released a statement saying that each year, thousands of children become seriously ill from preventable diseases. Thousands more miss time from school and daycare. Immunizations can protect children from such serious illnesses as whooping cough and measles.
The CDC has set as its national goal that 90 percent of children 2 years old and younger, be fully immunized in America. Fond du Lac County Health Officer, Diane Cappozzo, said that Fond du Lac County is at 73 percent. She said in a press release, "We can and need to do better. Vaccine-preventable diseases still circulate in Fond du Lac County." She added that travelers returning from foreign countries can unknowingly bring back diseases usually considered rare in the United States, but can put unvaccinated children at high risk.
All recommended vaccines for children are available at the Fond du Lac County Health Department free of charge. Additionally, vaccine clinics are held at Ripon High School, Waupun Memorial Hospital and Holy Cross Church in Mount Calvary. For clinic dates, visit fdlco.wi.gov.
Event promotes healthy lifestyles
Area families are encouraged to register for the Footloose for Healthy Families event scheduled for Saturday, May 12, and co-sponsored by Ledge View Nature Center and the Chilton public school system.
The event will feature a 5K walk on Ledge View trails, education booths, dance movements, a ropes course, physical workout demonstrations, geocaching demonstrations, door prizes and healthy snacks. Some of the activities will be available at Chilton High School, 530 W. Main St.
Activities will be available for families 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. A traveling trophy will be awarded to the school, church, civic organization, or business that registers the greatest number of participants.
Registration for the 5K walk is $34 per family of four or five (two adults, two or three children) including T-shirts. Individual registration fees are $17 for those 18 and older and $12 for youth 17 and younger, including shirts. Call (920) 849-7094 for registration forms or pick one up at Ledge View Nature Center, W2348 Short Road in Chilton.
Sleeping disorders to be discussed
A press release issued by Agnesian HealthCare states that more than 70 million Americans have sleep disorders, and many people are unaware of their conditions.
Allen Foster, MD, and the medical director of Agnesian HealthCare's Center for Sleep Disorders, will present, "From A to Zzzz," a sleep disorders seminar, at 6 p.m. on Thursday, May 3, in the Journeys Resource Center, 430 E. Division St.
Foster will talk about the symptoms related to sleep disorders, the outward effects of sleep disorders, the health risks, how a diagnosis is made and treatment options.
Cost is $5 and pre-registration is necessary. Call 926-4960 to register, or send an email to classes@ agnesian.com. Fees are paid the night of the seminar.
Local dentist warns of smoking dangers
Dr. Kent Botsford, a Fond du Lac dentist, offers information to readers in observance of April Oral Cancer Awareness month.
Botsford says that smokers are five to 10 times more likely to develop cancer of the throat or mouth than non-smokers. Smoking is also a known cause of bladder cancer in 50 percent of men diagnosed with the disease. His brother Tim, a smoker, developed bladder cancer and passed away recently at the age of 59.
Botsford states that information obtained from the Center for Disease Control in Atlanta, Ga. cites that there are 46.6 million smokers in the United States, which translates to 20 percent of Americans. The CDC rates smoking as the number one cause of deaths in the United States. In cases of oral cancer, 90 percent of those diagnosed with the disease, are smokers.
Botsford offers himself as a community resource for smoking cessation programs. He also informs readers of a 24/7 helpline available at 1-800-QUIT-NOW. He would like to let smokers know that there are several medicines and techniques available to help them quit. He can be reached by phone at 921-2680 or online at botsforddentistry.com. His office is located at 525 E. Division St., Suite 109.


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We review RIM's BlackBerry Bold for 2011
For much of 2011, many had counted RIM out: many 2010 BlackBerry phones were old as soon as you opened the box, and it wasn't clear that it would ever adopt features Android and iPhone users took for granted, like 3D gaming, HD video, or even just fast web browsing. The BlackBerry Bold 9900 is the vanguard of a complete overhaul that could prove the doomsayers wrong. But does it? We'll answer that in our BlackBerry Bold 9900 and 9930 review.


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A few photos from our Christmas this year. I think we got everything just about right: spent time with family and friends, laughed a lot, played Christmas music and danced around the kitchen, made my mom giggle, completed a 1000 piece puzzle, ate cookies, cooked brunch, played games with my brother and cursed when I lost, helped out folks less fortunate, walked through luminaria lined streets, ate posole, slept in, missed our friends and family who couldn't be with us, had good conversations, cried about sweet memories, and generally loved life and each other.
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The North Carolina Aquarium at Pine Knoll Shores staff is pleased to provide special programs to make your event as educational and entertaining as possible. The following programs are available based on staff and animal availability. They require advanced program scheduling.
Behind-The-Scenes Tour – $100 per tour
A 30-minute guided tour of animal husbandry workspaces, including an upper-deck tour of the Living Shipwreck exhibit. Behind-the-Scenes Tours are limited to 15 people per tour; minimum age is 5. Closed-toe shoes required; high-heeled shoes and flip-flops prohibited.
Diver Demonstration – $200
An interactive SCUBA diver program in the Living Shipwreck exhibit. The program includes two divers in the exhibit and an interpreter outside for a 30-minute program.
Live Animal Presentation – $75 per presentation
Live animal presentations on topics including sea turtles, alligators, snakes and horseshoe crabs. Aquarium Educators make these presentations in the Big Rock Theater, maximum seating capacity of 170. Each presentation features at least one live specimen, and lasts approximately 30-35 minutes.
Touch Tanks Open – $125 per tank, 2.5 hours
Educators/Volunteers demonstrate the proper way to handle touch tank animals, while educating guests on each species. (If touch tanks are not staffed, guests will be asked to refrain from touching the animals and from sitting on the touch tank structure. Guests will be asked to keep food and drink away from touch tank structure.)
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Each week, Planetary Radio visits with a scientist, engineer, project manager, astronaut, advocate or writer who provides a unique and exciting perspective on the exploration of our solar system and beyond. We also showcase regular features that raise your space IQ while they put a smile on your face. Host Mat Kaplan is joined by Planetary Society colleagues Bill Nye the Science Guy, Bruce Betts, and Emily Lakdawalla. We hit the road now and then to produce a Planetary Radio Live show in front of an audience. Drop us a line or enter the weekly space trivia contest at email@example.com.
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Molecular monitoring of picoplankton: Towards in situ analyses
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Single-celled microbes are the most abundant organisms in the worlds
oceans. At concentrations of about one million cells per milliliter in
surface waters, microorganisms consume an estimated 20-50% of marine
primary productivity. Prokaryotic microorganisms are also biochemically
versatile, mediating most of the key chemical transformations of carbon,
nitrogen, and sulfur in the oceanic biosphere. The cycling of the elements
in the sea is absolutely dependent on microbes, but the identity,
variability, and activity of these organisms are poorly characterized, and
difficult to measure. Our primary objective is to develop new approaches
and procedures, using molecular biological and other methods, to rapidly
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Our current field studies focus on characterizing planktonic microbes,
but also extend towards characterization of microbes critically involved
in cycling of methane at seep sites.
The project involves collections on mooring CTD surveys, to gather
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Good Morning One & All,
As the topic header says, I have recently updated my iphone 4S to the new operating system. However, upon doing this I have noticed that 9 out of 10 times the car will simply not skip the songs on my phone.
This applies to both the radio console and the steering wheel buttons.
As I have mentioned, this occasionally works, but before I reset my phone (which I cannot be bothered to do) I wanted to know if anyone else has had this issue. And if they have, does anyone have any help / pointers on how to sort this so very frustrating issue out. I have tried unpairing the phone, deleting off as paired device and so on.
The dealer where I bought the car from had the salesman connect and skip the songs ok on there iphone and skipping songs.
I am no mind that it is bug within my iPhone software and it will need backing up and redoing, but I would like to try and eliminate as many things as I can.
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iFinance 3.0 hits public beta, adds budgeting
updated 04:05 pm EST, Fri December 19, 2008
iFinance 3.0 beta ships
Synium Software has released a public beta of its new personal finance software, iFinance 3.0. The third edition features interactive 3D charts, a new workflow, a customizable user interface and a budgeting feature. The app manages a user's entire cash flow, and breaks expenses out into categories. The 3D charts give users a quick way of tracking spending and investment patterns, and can be customized to user preference. Stocks, quotes and portfolio performance are tracked in the program, which also generates detailed information about profits and losses.
Budgeting in iFinance 3.0 lays out expenses and resources, which helps to manage projects or plan for a unique event. The budgeting tool further gives warnings about exceeding limits, and tracks day-to-day expenditures in real-time.
iFinance 3.0 is $20 during its public beta phase, and licenses will continue into the final version. Mac OS X 10.5 or better is required, along with an Internet connection for stock price and exchange rate retrieval.


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Many thanks to Chris Webb for organising last night's BI evening at TVP. I found the session very useful, it was great to meet people who are actively implementing MS BI solutions, as well as to see Jes Kirkup's presentation on Excel Services.
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Fest strikes a chord
5,000 fans were expected at daylong concert
SAN ANGELO, Texas - A love of Texas country music came early for Cenzie Schoonover, one of thousands of fans at Saturday's Lonestar Music Fest.
Cenzie, 14, and her friend Holly Horeis gladly seized the chance to attend the 12-hour show.
"We wanted to listen to every band," said Cenzie, who got there as gates opened.
Cenzie said this was the first time she'd heard about the concert, held for the third time at the Bill Aylor Sr. Memorial RiverStage. She wasn't the only new attendee, as the crowd at the outdoor concert grows with each show.
Cody Baker, owner of Lonestar Music Productions, which organizes the festival, estimated about 5,000 would attend the show. About 1,800 tickets were sold in advance, he said. Last year advance sales topped out at 350, and the overall crowd reached 2,500.
Fans came from six states, he said, including Wyoming, Louisiana and Oklahoma.
The 12-act lineup included headliner Stoney LaRue, Buckshot Bradley, Rich O'Toole and Johnny Cooper.
"It's really broadening, and the bands are growing," Baker said. "All these usually headline their own shows."
But unlike traditional rock stars, these songwriters and musicians are "real people" who are passionate for their music, said Darryl Newberry, who also arrived early for the show.
"We share that passion," he said. "We're just on the other end."
Newberry, 22, said he was introduced to Texas country music at Blaine's Picnic in 2005. Ever since, he said he and his college buddies have taken turns arriving early at country music festivals held at the RiverStage to claim their spot and set up a game of washers.
They came to knock back a few beers, dance and listen to "Buckshot, Johnny and Stoney."
VIP passes — which were sold for $100 and included free drinks, food and backstage access — didn't interest Newberry. He and his friends put up a tarp about halfway up the slope at the RiverStage.
"We have a good enough time out here with our friends," he said. "And the great thing about here is that it's intimate. We're about 200 feet from the band."
Another new face to the RiverStage was Tami Burks, 44, who came to the music fest with her children, nieces and friends. Burks, of Iraan, had no favorite in the day's lineup, but she was excited about 12 straight hours of acoustic guitars and fiddle.
"It's kind of a family outing," Burks said. "Letting them listen to the music. It's all ages."
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Comparison of relative expression levels for 20 genes in the EB3 parental cell line and in the inducible clones at 0 hours of induction by multiple statistical t-tests. In this table we show the comparison of the relative expression of 20 genes (the 13 transcription factors, the single transcriptional activator and the 6 kinases) in the EB3 cell line versus the corresponding transgenic inducible clones (in the biological replicates) grown in the presence of Tc (0 hours of induction).
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Gilles Marini & Peta Murgatroyd performed Rumba "I Will Always Love You" by Whitney Houston on Dancing With The Stars "All-Stars" Season 15 Week 5 episode, Monday night, October 22, 2012.
According to the judges:
Bruno, "That was masterclass theater. You manage to maintain the musicality without music. Gripping. One of the best." Carrie Ann says, "Let the baby making begin!" "I didn't think you'd get into position," quipped Tom. Len says, "You turned October into HOT TOBER. It had everything."
Scores: Carrie Ann – 10, Len – 9.5, Bruno – 10 = 29.5


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On some pages, the lines and letters on the petition forms don�t align or have been cut off, suggesting an alteration. (Detroit News)
Lansing — The 136-page stack of petition signatures turned in for U.S. Rep. Thad McCotter is riddled with photocopied duplicates, changes to election tracking numbers and apparent copying and pasting, a Detroit News review shows.
McCotter, the five-term GOP congressman, turned in about 1,830 petition signatures in advance of the May 15 deadline to get on the August primary ballot, but the Secretary of State deemed just 244 of the signatures — or 13 percent — valid.
It's a surprising development in a race for the newly redrawn 11th Congressional District that was expected to be easily won by the Republican incumbent. The Michigan attorney general has been asked to investigate the incident, which raises questions about how such deliberate mishandling of petitions could occur and whether criminal charges are warranted.
McCotter has accepted the Secretary of State's findings and said he'll launch a write-in campaign.
The announcement Friday about the suspect signatures set off a scramble over the weekend among Republicans interested in jumping into the race. But on Tuesday, the most talked-about possible candidate, lawyer David Trott, announced he won't mount a write-in campaign. And so far, no other Republican candidate has come forward.
Photocopying on the petitions was so rampant that one sheet with 15 signatures was copied once or in some cases two times with the duplicates mixed into the stack. In those cases, 15 signatures would be turned into 30 or 60. The difference between the copies would be changes to the petition identification number and in some cases a different petition circulator's signature.
The overt copying is "frankly unheard of," said Chris Thomas, Michigan's director of elections, as he thumbed through the stack of petitions Tuesday. "It's amazing when you sit and look, and it starts to dwell on you what they've done."
On each of the petition sheets, next to the circulator's signature, there's a warning that reads: "A circulator knowingly making a false statement in the above certificate, a person not a circulator who signs as a circulator, or a person who signs a name other than his or her own as a circulator is guilty of a misdemeanor."
McCotter of Livonia signed an affidavit when the petitions were submitted. Congressional candidates have to file between 1,000 and 2,000 signatures and have the signatures approved by the Secretary of State's Office and Board of State Canvassers to make the Aug. 7 primary.
McCotter acknowledged the "buck stops here with me for the failure to file sufficient petition signatures." He said he's used the same group of signature gatherers for the past five election cycles, but this time he believes a trusted staffer deceived him.
Indeed, the signatures of the petition circulators on the duplicates include those of current congressional staffers: Milford district office director Paul Seewald and staffers Don Yowchuang and Joseph Salvia. None responded to requests for comment. But they will remain on the taxpayer payroll pending a probe by the attorney general.
"We can't speculate," said McCotter campaign spokesman Randall Thompson, noting staffers handle petition collection in their off-duty hours. "It would be unfair to penalize people when we don't know what happened."
Two other names of circulators appear commonly on the duplicated sheets: Pamela Ann Hull of Redford and Dillon Breen, a campaign volunteer who is running for Livonia's school board. Hull and Breen, a Livonia human relations commissioner, didn't return requests for comment.
Donald Green, the township supervisor for Milford, collected 30 signatures on two sheets of petitions and mailed them to McCotter's district office, he said. But those sheets bearing his signatures as the circulator were photocopied and submitted for a total of 60 signatures among four sheets. The difference between the two was a change in the identification number stamp on the petition.
"After they left my hands, I don't know what went on," Green said. He said he still supports McCotter. "I have all the faith in the world in him. I don't believe he would have done anything wrong."
In addition to the copies, the petitions appear to be cut and pasted in some cases. On some pages, the lines and letters on the forms don't align or have been cut off, suggesting an alteration.
The names of the Wayne and Oakland County residents and their signatures appear to be actual voters, but all the duplicate names were tossed out in accordance with state rules.
The ruling against McCotter leaves Kerry Bentivolio, a teacher and military vet who raises reindeer in Milford, as the only GOP candidate on the primary ballot who filed for the 11th District seat.
Although approached by several GOP leaders to enter the race, Trott of Bingham Farms said Tuesday he won't launch a write-in campaign.
"The timing is not right for me or my family," Trott, a prominent Oakland County GOP donor, said in an emailed statement.
On the Democratic side, Bill Roberts, a Redford Township resident who is backed by Lyndon LaRouche's political action committee, and Dr. Syed Taj, former chief of medicine at Oakwood Hospital and Canton Township trustee, filed to run.
Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson, a Republican, called the development a "colossal blunder."
"It was a safe seat, the Legislature drew the seat and basically protected the incumbent," Patterson said, referring to the once-a-decade redistricting process. "He put it in play when it should have been a no-brainer."
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Healthcare providers in Fond du Lac County are seeing significant increases in influenza cases.
Agnesian HealthCare - like other healthcare providers - saw the start of the flu season much earlier this year. This year's first confirmed case was November 29 - four weeks earlier than the previous year.
In addition, the previous flu season saw a total of 110 positive influenza tests, compared to 228 positive tests to date this season. These numbers do not reflect individuals that have had the influenza without being tested.
The highest rate of hospitalizations have been in individuals 65 years and older, and those less than one year old.
How do you know for sure you have the flu? Influenza is characterized by the abrupt onset of fever, muscle aches, sore throat and a nonproductive cough.
"Influenza can make people of any age ill," according to Kimberly Mueller, Fond du Lac County Public Health officer. "Although most people are ill with influenza for only a few days, some have a much more serious illness and may need to be hospitalized."
The influenza virus is generally passed from person to person by airborne transmission, such as sneezing or coughing. The virus can also live for a short time on objects, such as doorknobs, pens, pencils, keyboards, telephone receivers, and eating or drinking utensils.
There are two main types of influenza viruses A and B. Influenza types A and B are responsible for epidemics of respiratory illness that occur almost every winter, and are often associated with increased rates for hospitalization and death. Efforts to control the impact of influenza are focused on types A and B.
Getting a flu vaccine is the most effective prevention again the flu. Vaccine is recommended for everyone six months old and up. As infants less than six months old are too young to get a vaccine, it is crucial that anyone who lives with, or has contact with infants up to six months be vaccinated.
"The 2012-2013 flu vaccine will provide a line of protect against all flu strains, including the 2009 H1N1 virus," according to Kayla Ericksen, infection preventionist with Agnesian HealthCare. Ericksen also notes that vaccinated individuals might still develop influenza, but will experience less severe symptoms than those who forego vaccination all together.
"It takes two weeks for the vaccine to become a factor in preventing the flu," Ericksen says. "But it's never too late. As long as flu viruses are still spreading in the community, vaccination can help protect you."
Individuals are encouraged to follow these preventive measures to protect themselves and those around them from getting and/or spreading influenza:
? Stay home if you are sick.
? Wash your hands often with soap and water, or use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer
? Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue or your upper sleeve. If you use a tissue, throw it away after one use.
? Use your own drinking cups and straws.
? Avoid being exposed to people who are sick with influenza-like symptoms.
? Frequently clean commonly touched surfaces such as door knobs, refrigerator handles, telephones and faucets, microwave and copier buttons.
Call your provider if you need guidance with any of these typical flu symptoms: fever (usually high), headache, extreme tiredness, dry cough, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, muscle aches, and stomach symptoms, such as nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. Most flu patients should not go to the Emergency Department since there is little that can be done for them, and they will likely be sent home; contact your personal healthcare provider instead.
Seek medical care right away if you or a loved one has any of the following signs or symptoms:
? Fast breathing or trouble breathing
? Bluish or gray skin color
? Not drinking enough fluids
? Severe or constant vomiting
? Not waking up or not interacting
? Being so irritable that he or she does not want to be held
? Flu-like symptoms that get better, and then return and get worse
? Difficulty breathing or shortness of breath
? Pain or pressure in the chest or abdomen
? Sudden dizziness
? Confusion
? Severe or persistent vomiting
? Flu-like symptoms improve but then return with fever and worse cough
For more information on influenza, influenza vaccine and its availability, contact your healthcare provider or the Fond du Lac County Health Department at 920-929-3085 or 1-800-547-3640.


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Denisonians learn all over the world, some with prestigious scholarships applied for through our Gilpatrick Center for Student Research and Fellowships. Here students talk about their vastly different experiences—in Ohio, Great Britain, and Bangladesh.
Gilpatrick House
Current Use:
Residency in Gilpatrick House is open to students involved in research, as Summer Scholars, Senior Research Scholars, or participants in another intensive research program. Gilpatrick House offers a special environment promoting community with classmates who share the enthusiasm of doing individual research across all disciplines. Gilpatrick House offers rooms for 10 coed upper class students in double units.
History & Architecture
The design is Victorian Italianate style. Once home of Professor of Mathematics, John L. Gilpatrick and his wife. The house was moved to its present site in 1958 from that of Huffman Hall in anticipation of the new dorm's construction.
Central Campus
More than just a residence hall, Gilpatrick is the hub for programs that promote excellence in student research, cultivate the pursuit of scholarships and fellowships, and train students in the best ways to apply for and acquire those awards.
Building Style:
Victorian Italianate style


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Two days of interviews on the University of Southern Mississippi Hattiesburg and Gulf Park campuses are all that separate Rodney Bennett from becoming the first black president in school history.
It's not a fact lost on Southern Miss Interim President Aubrey K. Lucas, whose service to the university dates back to a period when black students were not even admitted to the university.
"It's been 54 years ago since this university denied admission to (the first black applicant) Clyde Kennard," said Lucas, who served as director of admissions from 1957-61. "The difference that we can see in ...


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When I hear the terms 'child-proof' or 'kid-friendly' with 'interior design' I am not feeling inspired. At all. I imagine those plastic corner things on tables, wooden barriers and it's all just terribly ugly to be honest!
Image Captions: 1. Stokke Tripp Trapp High Chair - Highly recommended, we bought ours from Gumtree and pink was all they had, honest!). 2. Pom Pom scarf from Seed used as curtain tie-backs. 3. HAY Colour Block Red Junior Bedlinen - How hilarious that our baby has HAY bedlinen too 4. Wall colour Dulux 'Femininity' - I think a calming colour is the way to go for babies rooms instead of active primary colours and she loves her room. 5. Stokke Xplori - After the initial heart attack when we saw the price tag we don't regret this purchase one bit, such an awesome versatile pram. 6. I can't believe our baby has over 10 pairs of shoes and not one pair was bought by us, all given as gifts and now she has a shoe fetish already!
1. Get down to their level, literally. We're often on the floor with her and as she's crawling we notice all of the things that could be potentially dangerous, top-heavy lamps and electrical cords, etc so we've moved those things away to other rooms.
2. Watch out for sharp corners. I cant bear the thought of those horrible plastic corners on things, so tacky!** Our coffee table was one of the first things to go, it took up too much space and had sharp edges. We also brought a new armchair and it is fully upholstered like it has been wrapped in a soft duvet so no protective thingys needed.
3. Storage, storage and did I mention storage? We already had a large Danish bookshelf which housed the tv and other stuff but I have gone through it and thrown out a lot. Feels very cleansing! Now we also have a little space for fairy tales and Mr. Men books. We have also added a shoe storage unit from Ikea for the entry. So now instead of shoes piling up near the door, they are put away out of reach from curious hands. We've added more storage to the bathroom too. In fact I think there won't be a wall around here that isn't covered in some sort of storage solution!
4. Multi-functional furniture. We replaced our coffee table with a large upholstered ottoman with a lift-off lid for storage. So it doubles as a coffee table and also a place to put-away toys. I searched for one I could buy with no luck, so I had one made.
11.'Stall' shoe storage from Ikea - Such a useful piece of furniture. We keep ours in the entry so it's prefect to pop the keys and bag on so we can always find them.
5. Although we live in a pretty small apartment, we like to have friends over for dinner. So we might have up to eight of us around our extended table. I love it. So I don't want our living room to be a playpen. I believe that we shouldn't totally take away everything decorative, instead she will learn to be careful when looking at the special instruments passed down from the family. There are some things that need to be treated with respect. I guess that's the way I was brought up surrounded by antiques and I honestly can't remember breaking anything.***
6. De-clutter. By nature I'm a collector. I have stuff that I have held onto since I was 4 years old. I'm not joking. But these are only my very special things and I've had to get rid of a lot of stuff. In a small apartment you have to be ruthless and only keep the things you truly love. Sometimes it means donating things to charity that people have given you but we simply don't have the space. It's a constant battle.
7. Toys and things. We simply don't have the space to keep large toys so we love borrowing from the toy library, plus Indigo has grown so fast that there are already toys that she has moved on from (She's very advanced!) We try to keep Indigo's room free from our stuff so that it's her special place. The toy library saves landfill and is a good thing.
8. A different attitude. I have to relax a bit. So what if there is a stack of dishes, and crumbs on the floor and last weeks paper sitting there that I know I'll never get around to reading. Breathe.
*This whole thing is a big learning curve. I'm sure I'll look back in a few years time and realise that I knew nothing!)
** I'm sure I'll change my tune after the first time she hits her head
*** My Mum might have a totally different recollection.


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Port Orchard City Council approves raise for some of its members
PORT ORCHARD — City Council members in four of the seven positions will get a raise beginning Jan. 1, under an ordinance approved 4-3 by the council last week.
The council can only increase compensation for positions that are up for election and so are theoretically vacated in the year when the raise takes effect. Without the increase, council members elected Nov. 5 would be ineligible for state retirement benefits, because of the increase in the minimum wage. The eligibility formula is tied to the minimum wage, which increases to $9.32 per hour in 2014.
Council members are considered city employees and so are entitled to benefits, including a pension under the state Public Employees' Retirement System, that other employees, including the mayor, receive.
Four-year positions affected include those of Rob Putaansuu and Fred Chang, who are running unopposed. Carolyn Powers' position also is affected, but she is retiring Dec. 31. The two-year, at-large position held by Jerry Childs, also would have increased compensation. Childs is running against Eric Gonnason.
The ordinance increases compensation for the four positions that are on the ballot from $385.62 per regular council meeting to $500 per meeting. There are two regular meetings each month. Chang and Childs voted against the increase at the meeting Tuesday. Putaansuu voted for it.
The current per meeting rate — with other benefits like workers' comp and life insurance — amounts to a total compensation of $771.24 per month or $9,254.88 per year. Council members are not paid for work studies, committee meetings and regional board meetings, ribbon cuttings and the like, or for time they spend preparing for council meetings.
Council members' compensation has not been adjusted for at least a decade.
The pension formula requires that a public official must earn per month more than 90 times the minimum hourly wage to qualify for service credits under PERS. A council member, as of Jan. 1, must be compensated at least $838.80 per month to be eligible for one month of service credit. The number of credits is part of the formula that determines the monthly pension payout on retirement.
Delaying the increase past the Nov. 5 general election would have meant the next opportunity to adjust the salaries would be the next time the positions come up for election. No adjustment can be made to the other three positions — held by John Clauson, Cindy Lucarelli and Jeff Cartwright — until 2015.
The raises would cost the city $2,400 more per position per year. Lucarelli said, although the amount is not large in the scope of the city's more than $30 million budget, she was against it on principle.
"I have not voted for any kind of increase, and I will not be able to support this, given the economic times we're in," she said.
Powers, Clauson and Cartwright voted with Putaansuu for the increase.
Powers noted that regular city employees get raises; the council deserves comparable treatment, she said.
"My opinion is, nobody came on the council to make a lot of money," Powers said. "It's a lot of hard work. It takes a lot of commitment."
Extending the benefit is only fair, she said.
Cartwright agreed.
"Whether they take advantage of it or not, whether it's a great benefit or not, to me it's about the service credits that can't be attained or transferred to another PERS eligible retirement system. That's why I was in support of this," Cartwright said.
Chang thought the raise should only be as much as is needed to reach eligibility this year, but Powers and others pointed out that if the minimum wage increases, the council would again fall behind. Putaansuu said council salaries should be examined every two years to keep them current with the economy.
"I do agree that it is a problem and it's not fair and it should be rectified," Childs said. "But I'm just not at this point ready to support it. ... I almost feel like we should have some sort of a citizens committee to review this to address the problem and come forward with some kind of a recommendation. And that process to me would make me feel a little better that the public understands what the problem is and supports it."
On Tuesday, Childs took heat from audience members for what is described as lack of dialogue with constituents at council meetings. K.T. Arthur, with her index finger dyed black — a worldwide symbol of free elections — was one of four people who spoke to the council, calling for more than the allowed three-minute comment time at the beginning and end of each council meeting.
Childs at the Oct. 15 work study pitched the idea of a coffee with the council, neighborhood forums or allowing for public discussion of issues during work studies. Most cities do not allow more than brief public comment at regular business meetings, Childs said.
Council salaries on Bainbridge Island and in Bremerton were $12,000 per year in 2012. The Bremerton council president, under that city's charter, receives an extra $150 per month. Bremerton's council salaries were increased in 2005 from $750 per month to $1,000 per month. The city has a salary commission of residents appointed by the mayor.
Poulsbo's council member salaries are $6,000 per year.
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Property Type: Single Family
Year Built: 2002
HOA Fee: None Listed
Lot Size: 11,892
Acres: 0.27
County: Boulder
Zoning: R
Property Tax: $2,811
Tax Year: 2011
Terms: Cash,Conventional,FHA,VA
Total Square Feet: 3,208
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Main Level Square Feet: 3,208
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Car Spaces: 2
Garage Type: Attached
Beds: 4
Baths: 4
Full Baths: 3
1/2 Baths: 1
Master Bedroom: 1x1
Kitchen: 1x1
Primary Style: Two Story
Inclusions: No Inclusions
Elementary School: Hygiene
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Construction: Wood/Frame
Basement Foundation: No Basement
Heating: Forced Air
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"The hair is the richest ornament of women'
I wanted to share some great shampoos and conditioner that I've been using. The Giovanni 50/50 Shampoo and conditioner.
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I first saw the wonders of these products on my friend Kim's hair. Kim (who reads my blog and knows that I am writing this) had a hair of unhealthy, dry, no-shine, thin, and split-end mousy brown hair. (Kim you know I love you to death.) I often recommended products to her but she would never use them. Then one day I met up with Kim at my favorite restaurant (Tao in NY) and was flabbergasted. Kim's once fried looking red hair, looked out of this world. Full of luster, shine and volume I was in shock. She told me her boyfriend's mother had recommended these products. Well, ever since that night, I have used these products on a consistent basis. My hair loves this stuff. I love the smell too although I can't put my finger on what it is. Again, it has no Sulfates, which I prefer. Everything in this line is organic and natural-no silicones or chemicals in it. It's worth the buy. www.vitacost.com sells it for a steal.
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I just wanted to say "hi" and tell you that I ordered the giovanni shampoo and conditioner and with shipping it only came out to $15! On another note, I went to Reaction (on your recommendation) and I was somewhat dissapointed. They did a great scalp massage and deep conditioner but when it came to the rollers they were a mess. I have long hair (up to my bra strap) and they used huge rollers and so many that I didnt fit in the dryer completely. So when I came out my hair left a lot to be desired and they blow dry was good, the only thing was I felt it was a little frizzy like they needed to pass the blowdryer once again just to seal the deal! Also, this was the first time I went to a salon and they out me under the dryer without a hairnet. Is there anything I should know for next time?
PS: Can you post a full picture of your head so we can see your luscious locks?
PPS: Theresa did my hair!
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Valerie, I"m so sorry Reaction didn't work out for you. I've spoken to chela (owner) about the situation and she was extremely upset about your experience and has agreed to take care of your next visit on her. She asked me to give you her cell phone #. So when you get a chance please e-mail me for that and you 2 can work out a visit. Maybe the day you go i can meet you there. You will love the Giovanni line. My hair has never been shinier since i started washing with only organic products (plus my vitamin supplementation). About my pic, I'm incredibly paranoid about posting it online but I will for today. It's not a great pic of my hair but you can see the shine to it ( i hadn't done my hair in 4 days when i took it and i think it still looks cool). Again I apologize for the bad experience.
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Also Valerie, Kathy and Theresa are my 2 personal hair dressers but many love Nikki as well.
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CT & NY Dems: Reveal All Gun Permit Owners To Public
(Via Drudge) Never mind the liberal newspapers trying to subtly (subtle as a train wreck) push their anti-gun agenda by publishing the names and addresses of firearm permit holders "as a public service." Now, one Connecticut state legislator — you'll be shocked, Shocked, to learn that he's a Democrat, wants to make that information mandatory. From NBC News:
State Rep. Stephen Dargen, a Democratic legislator from West Haven, wants the names and addresses of about 170,000 handgun permit holders in the state to be made public.
Names of gun owners are now confidential, but Dargen believes if people know how many guns are spread across communities, theyвҖҷll be safer.
Really? How? Dargen or the article doesn't elaborate. His idea is simply that all of the law abiding citizens (the psycho killer at Sandy Hook Elementary School wasn't) should have their names and addresses revealed because of . . . what? Is it supposed to somehow shame them for obeying the law and getting the proper permits? Or, is it to (in the twisted liberal mindset) somehow a way to allow their neighbors to render scorn upon them for wanting to protect themselves and their families by following the rules? Or, is it just a way to give criminals a shopping list of homes to burglarize?
Oh, and there's an ammo control bill from the usual "Looney" in the mix as well.
And then, from the Empire State, we have former NYC Mayoral Candidate Mark Green (yeah, a Democrat) proposing the same thing:
Green asserted:
"If we have a MeganвҖҷs Law вҖ" because I think almost everyone might agree вҖ" that if youвҖҷre a convicted child molester, a neighbor might want to know that because theyвҖҷre in your home, safe, but maybe they could hurt someone else. Same thing with guns. There may be people who think the more concealed weapons, the better. Fine. Live in Texas or Florida."
So, there is no difference between law abiding gun owners and criminal, child molesting perverts.
4 Responses to "CT & NY Dems: Reveal All Gun Permit Owners To Public"
on 04 Jan 2013 at 8:49 pm # joated
All it's going to take is one abused, relocated woman with a pistol for protection getting attacked. Or one person who DOES NOT HAVE A GUN being burgled/murdered in their home because theives/murderers learned where the soft targets were located.
Would the papers report such a happening. Hell no. But the civil suits that would follow against the release of that information by the state and puplication by the papers…pure schadenfreude.
on 05 Jan 2013 at 12:13 am # anon
Seems to me that if gov gun permits are public knowledge, then so is every government funded abortion and every abortion at any facility receiving government funding…
on 05 Jan 2013 at 12:46 am # John Cunningham
there was an article on the net today about the names revealed by the hudson valley NY paper. a retired cop was harassed, a woman who had eluded a stalker for 2 years got constant hangup calls all night long, and prison guards were being told by inmates that their addresses were known.
time to retaliate, name commie reporters home addresses, phones, and kids' schools. time for brass knuckle tactics.
on 05 Jan 2013 at 4:43 pm # PMain
"So, there is no difference between law abiding gun owners and criminal, child molesting perverts."
Key word missing is "convicted" we are no longer innocent until proven guilty in their eyes.
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Actually I was hoping for a Halloween wedding since that is one of Castle's favorite holidays. Also while everyone seems back to normal - Alexis is being an adult, Castle is being a child, Martha is chasing a man, Espo is picking on Ryan - some of it is a little forced, mostly Castle. But everyone is trying so that's good. But am I the only one who got the joke about Canada (or at least I think it was a joke)? Nathan and Stana are both from Canada. Yes, there are still questions but the back story is supposed to run all season.
First - I believe it was mentioned during their engagement that Breena was a mortician and had been elected head of her local union chapter.
Second - during Mike Franks' time as an agent a woman agent could have probably fit in as "one of the guys" by out drinking her fellow agents or telling dirtier jokes or driving a bigger motorcycle. That sounds like Vera to me.
Third - if it had been a big concert for a band with a cult like following followed by college kids going on fall break I could see a lot of them being out somewhere (hiking, boating, driving around, etc.) where they could spot a low flying plane. The area shown on the map is very rural farm country but a lot of people from DC and Maryland would go to the Chesapeake Bay on a pretty weekend for recreation. I live in Virginia so I know the area they're talking about.
Lastly, I do think the show let McGee off a little too easy for losing his badge. That's a big deal and they have procedures for that sort of thing so I don't think Gibbs or Vance can get him out of it.
OK, it cut off my last comment.
I'm ticked both that they killed another female character we cared about as well as breaking the one "normal" family we had among the main characters.
Was Eli's Iranian counterpart killed in DC? I'll have to watch again but I thought he was killed somewhere else on his way home - Paris or London perhaps? More time to set it up and less chance of getting the Americans involved.
Also Jackie was listed as being in the episode but I don't remember seeing her. Will have to watch it again.
OK, raise your hand if you thought "Oh, look there's Eyal. Where's Annie?" Wondered there for a second if I was watching USA instead of CBS. When his character first appeared on Covert Affairs I had to stop and think a minute if he was a crossover from NCIS (I think he reminded me of Hadar and Malachi).
About the deputy director - at first I wondered if he had the job because of who he was related too. Every place has one (even govenment agencies) - someone who was hired because they looked good on paper and had a relative pushing for them. But as time went on and he found his footing the character grew I think. Vance once said he saw the agency as needing more Tim's than Tony's. So my point is I think the character is someone either Vance or SecNav or both saw as a possible future director for NCIS just like Vance sees Tim as future director material.
I'm still a little ticked both at NCIS for killing off another female character - Kate, Paula, Jenny, Lee, Lacy and now Jackie (not always a main character but a female character we saw more than once and heard about often) - and for breaking the one "normal" family of the whole group.
Also, are we sure Eli's Iranian counterpart was killed in DC? I'll have to watch it again for background landmarks but I thought he was killed somewhere else on his way home - Paris or London maybe?


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3. Money can be EXCHANGED
The value of money must be taught as a "perception" to Kindergartners. They must "perceive" the value of each individual coin. This is really quite simple even though it works counter intuitive to what we know to be true.
Give each child 5 pennies.
Ask a child if they would like to exchange their 5 pennies for a nickel.
Ask the child why? ...or why not?
The weight of money is not as simple. Teaching it depends upon the numbers skill of your Kindergartners.
Generally start with the 5 pennies again.
Repeat removing 1...until there are 0 pennies left. Make sure to write each number on the board as you remove 1.
This time Repeat by adding 1 each time. Remember to write the Money unit on the board.
Exchanging Money
The act of exchanging money for items can be a confusing task for Kindergartners. Make sure that you do not "penalize" their concept of Money Weight by removing partial amounts. For now we should stick to removing 5 pennies at a time.
Have parents each bring $1 of pennies to the class per Kindergartner.
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$8.7 million toward the cost of the new state psychiatric hospital being built in Berlin.
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The House and Senate bills never differed greatly, so reaching a compromise without entering into the Legislatures formal negotiation process turned out to be easy.
On Friday, the House voted to accept the tweaks to the bill that Rep. Alice Emmons, D-Springfield, and Sen. Peg Flory, R-Rutland had worked out in their informal negotiations.
I expect we will concur Tuesday, Flory said of the Senate.
All that will be left to do after the Senate vote will be for Gov. Peter Shumlin to affix his signature.
One of the few significant differences in the House and Senate bills had been the number of new employees authorized to join the Department of Buildings and General Services to help it cope with the Irene-related projects.
The House recommended five, full-time employees. The Senate proposed two temporary employees.
We really felt they needed more help, Emmons said in her briefing of House Democrats about the final deal. The House offered a counter proposal four temporary staff, who could work as long as three years, Emmons said. We got that.
The House also wanted a study of the capital needs of the states correctional facilities. The Senate deleted the provision, but agreed to restore it.
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Good points about the cover in the Hornet's Nest. It was the woods and thick underbrush, more so than the road, that really assisted the Union defenders. That and the fact that they only faced isolated, piecemeal attacks. The Confederate army had sort of split in two during the battle, with most of the regiments joining in (or marching toward) the fighting on either flank. For most of the day, the Union troops in the center of the battlefield, where the Hornet's Nest was located, only faced a relative handful of southerners. That eventually changed, but not until late afternoon.
Agreed about Duncan Field. It did not witness the same level of fighting that other parts of the battlefield did. The woods just to the east though, between Duncan Field and the Peach Orchard/Sara Bell Cotton Field, saw its share. That's the area through which most of those attacks on the Hornet's Nest took place. They were nasty affairs, although again, the attacks were piecemeal in nature. But then again, you get into the issue of exactly what constitutes the "Hornet's Nest,' and whether or not Duncan Field should be included. Some folks think the term should only refer to the wooded area between the fields, which is where the term apparently originated. Others (like me) are a bit more general in applying the term. I usually include Duncan Field when I think of "Hornet's Nest" at Shiloh, although I don't consider defining the exact boundaries to be of vital importance.
It's kind of ironic about Duncan Field. What might be the best-known field at Shiloh, and the image that a lot of people probably have of the legendary Hornet's Nest, and it appears that not a single charge made it more than about one-third of the way across it. There are no known burial pits in Duncan Field, and not a single position marker. I think they probably could have put a few such markers part-way into the field, but the ones that refer to the fighting there are located on either side. The field itself is empty.


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1928-02-06 Frankie Genaro w pts 10 Frenchy Belanger, The Coliseum, Toronto, Canada - NBA. Referee: Lou Marsh. Fast of feet and hand, Genaro (112) finally got his hands on an official version of the world title after spending over seven years and 83 fights as a pro following his Olympic title win in 1920. Genaro was far too smart for Belanger (110¼), whose only hope would have been a kayo, and gave him a boxing lesson, doing all the leading with straight punches, tying him up at close quarters, making him miss and beating him to the punch. Although the Canadian was outclassed, being defeated by such a wide margin, he was never disgraced and was always looking to get his punches off. The unanimous decision of the judges surprised no one. Following the fight efforts were being made to match Genaro against Izzy Schwartz in order to unify the title, but when that failed to materialise Genaro settled for an NBA defence in Toronto against Steve Rocco.


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My 1988 toyota cressida will not move in drive or reverse. We took it to the mechanics that told us it was a transmission problem, but later on I had someone come in to try to fix it. Which he did, it was not the transmission he told us it was the convertor. We had it up on a jack and tested to see if it would work forwards and reverse it did. So we gave it a test run and soon after it seemed to have difficulty going forward then it wouldn't go forward, the same thing happened when I put it in reverse it would go then it seemed like I really had to press the gas to get it to go anywhere then it just stopped working. And the person who was working on the car said if he couldn't fix it then he would't know what was wrong with it. All he knows is it is not the transmission.
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"Eve teasing" is not a simple matter of teasing. This misogynistic euphemism is an issue in itself. Street sexual abuse and rape is a frighteningly common occurrence in India. Men who call themselves Eve teasers are SEXUAL ABUSERS who are potential RAPISTS. Do NOT ignore or tolerate eve teasing/sexual abuse because it can lead to RAPE. Learn these self defense techniques on how to protect yourself from sexual abuse and rape in India. Share this with friends and relatives who do not have access to the Internet.
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1CHILDREN AND YOUNG GIRLS: Recognize eve teasing or sexual harassment. Eve teasing is the term used in India when a stranger makes a remark about your body, dress or the way you walk or about your posture. He may also make cat calls. It usually happens in public places. It can also happen in schools. Tell your teachers when it happens.
2Learn more about the human body. Ask teachers to teach you about male and female body development, reproduction system and puberty.
3Recognize sexual abuse and rape. If a male touches your sexual parts or rubs his body against you, or inserts an object or his hand or his sexual part into your body, it is not a gesture of affection. It means the person is molesting you and/or raping you.
4Be aware during play, religious functions and parties. During play or during parties and functions, if boys try to touch your sexual parts, scream/yell/run away from the place/shout for help/tell parents
5Beware when someone touches your sexual parts. If an older relative or a family friend touches your sexual parts as a gesture of affection, move away/scream/yell/jab at his eye or bite his hand/run away from the place/shout for help/tell parents.
6Beware when someone tempts you with a treat. If your male relative or family friend tells you to come to his house or room alone, promising to give you an attractive gift or treat, refuse. Ask him to bring the gift out where everyone can see it. Tell your parents if he forces you or threatens you.
7Attract attention: When the abuse begins or is about to begin, create a ruckus or tantrum or throw things out of the window to attract others' attention. Do this even if the abuse happens in the night when everyone is sleeping. Don't worry about disturbing their sleep. Worse things are happening to you and will worsen.
8Tell someone the first time it happens. If a relative or family friend is sexually abusing you, tell your parents or your sister or grandmother the first time it happens even if the abuser tells you not to.
9Report immediately. If your parents don't or are unable to stop the abuse, report the issue immediately to a neighbor, your teacher, a relative that you can trust or complain at the nearest police station.
10Travel in a group. Always walk or travel to school and back home in groups.
11Use safe roads. Avoid walking on lonely or deserted roads when you go out shopping, or for running errands. Walk in streets which are well lit, where there is moving traffic and where there are people.
12Take ladies seat in bus and train. If you have to travel alone by bus or train, ask for a ladies seat or compartment.
13Pull chain or bell: If someone pokes you or touches you when you are travelling by bus or train, scream, yell, pull the chain and attract attention.
14OLDER GIRLS AND WOMEN Beware of your body's reaction to danger. Recognize three reactions by the body when in danger- the body may freeze i.e., you may feel paralyzed and unable to scream for help, or you may fight or you may try to run away from the situation i.e., flight.
15Keep yourself strong and fit. Exercise regularly and eat well and drink sufficient water.
16Take self-defense classes so that you are prepared for fight or flight instead of giving in. It could be karate or judo or any other
17Travel in groups if you are working at a call center or you are on night duty.
18Beware of the mode of transportation. Avoid late night travel from college or university or shopping by taxis and autos or asking a ride from private buses. It is safer to travel in a crowded bus or train. Travel in groups if you have to travel in the night.
19Avoid lonely, dark streets. If you have to walk to college or work, use busy roads and well lit streets. If are on a lonely road and you think someone's following you, talk or pretend to talk loudly on your cell phone and keep using the word 'police' several times.
20Beware when you go jogging. If you want to walk, run, jog, do it in groups. Do it in a gym or a crowded park or take your dog with you if you have one. Avoid listening to music on headphones because you may not hear when the attacker approaches you from behind.
21Carry a weapon. If you are walking alone, carry a sharp object in your hand, or pocket within reach-a nail cutter or a small folding knife. Beware that the attacker may snatch it from you and use it on you.
22Aim for the eye. Try to poke his eye or groin with your nails or sharp weapon when you are attacked. Or kick or jab on the groin with your knee.
23Carry chili powder spray. Fill a spray bottle with pepper powder of chili powder, keep it in your hand when you are walking or travelling alone and spray the attacker's face generously and run. Practice using the spray on a bush or a garbage bin.
24Seek protection. Approach the nearest women's welfare organization in your city/town if you are being raped or molested at home.
25Some cities offer 24/7 support on phone for abused victims. Check in the telephone directory if your city or town has one.
26Learn job skills. Most Indian women-even those who are highly educated and employed are financially and emotionally dependent on men-fathers, brothers, brothers-in-law, uncles, grandfathers etc. If you are being sexually abused by any of these and want to move out, plan to be financially independent first. Get training in 1-2 job skills.
27If you are living alone, Always keep your door locked and bolted.
28Put solid curtains on windows of bedrooms and bathrooms so that no one can peep in.
29Avoid conversations with door to door salesmen.
30Fix an eye hole and a chain to your front door so that you when someone knocks, you can see who it is.
31Keep a spray bottle of pepper or chili powder and a knife always within reach in the house.
32Have a pet dog. The noisier ones are better because they attract attention when they sense their mistress is in danger.
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