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When your hubby is sick does he become an extra child?
Quoting rowansmum:
Omg yes! He whines, sleeps everywhere and anywhere AND expects me to keep the kids (all 3 of them) quiet when he falls asleep in the chair in the living room. Sorry darling lol, I don't know why they all coordinated an attack on daddy *innocent face*
Lololol yeah my husband too. Big babies!!!
oh he becomes impossible...I remember one time he had a stomach bug and asked me to come clean the toilet for him so he could puke in a clean toilet..lol...I had just cleaned it the day before...but he wanted it fresh...lol
Mine sleeps, He gets very grouchy so I just leave him be and let it run its course. He covers up and sweats it out (so he says) even though he has a head cold he thinks it will be gone in 24 hours..... silly men
No, but I do! I am terrible! I get a cuddly!

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Ties between India and Nigeria have hit a new low in the aftermath of the recent murder of a Nigerian in the western Indian state of Goa.
The killing led to angry demonstrations by other Nigerian nationals in the state, besides triggering an ugly spat between Indian politicians and Nigerian envoys in the country.
Several senior Goa politicians have described Nigerians in unsavoury terms.
Goa's Art and Culture Minister Dayanand Mandrekar claimed Nigerians were a "cancer", while parliamentarian Shantaram Naik accused them of indulging in drug trade.
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With xenophobia sweeping parts of Goa, signs saying "No to Nigerians, No to Drugs" have sprung up in several neighbourhoods.
Following the murder and the subsequent arson, the authorities in Goa have embarked on a drive to detect and deport Nigerians living without valid visas.
The drive has angered Nigerian embassy officials in New Delhi and evoked angry response.
"There are only 50,000 Nigerians living in India, but there are over a million Indians living in Nigeria.Thousands of Indians living there will be thrown out on the streets if the forcible eviction of Nigerians in Goa does not stop," Jacob Nwadibia, an administrative attaché of the Nigerian high commission in New Delhi, said.
The incidents have turned the spotlight on the African community in India - Nigerians included - many of whom say they face discrimination and harassment on a daily basis.
They say the phenomenon is not confined just to Goa, but extends to even other major Indian cities.
Wandoh Timothy, 44, from Chad, came face to face with the hatred on the streets of the southern city of Bangalore a few months ago.
Living in India for the past 10 years and married to an Indian, he had got into an argument with two bike riders while on his way to pick up his three-year-old daughter Sya from school.
A mob joined the two riders and assaulted Timothy in full public view. "It was three in the afternoon, and though I am known in the area, no one came to my rescue," Timothy says.
His compatriots say racism towards Africans in India is a daily routine. If not physical assaults, most of them have had to endure attitudes ranging from curiosity to irrational phobia to being treated unfairly.
"My first day in college, I felt like a tourist attraction. It actually took many students a few days to even come up and talk to me,' Fred Kigozi, 25, from Uganda says.
Africans can even inspire reactions such as children running away, women shutting their doors and people staring hard. "It can be very funny sometimes."
Speaking to Al Jazeera, N Mahesh, inspector of police at Yelahanka New Town in Bangalore, said: "The population of Africans in Yelahanka has been growing for the last seven-eight years. There is no discrimination on the basis of race or colour when it comes to African students.
"Whether it is the traffic police or the police, we only take action when they have genuinely violated laws.
"The problem is the vast cultural difference. Africans students tend to be more boisterous, they move around even in the night and like to party. This is perhaps not agreeable with the Indian crowd.
"We have had no law and order problem with the African students. Whenever there has been any misunderstanding with local residents, we first speak to the students who always comply with our advice. I have not found them to be uncooperative."
'Unfair treatment'As students from African nations like Kenya, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Nigeria, Tanzania, Uganda and Sudan flock to India for pursuing higher studies, stories of being treated unfairly multiply.
Lesm Sosthene, a member of the Association of Ivory Coast students in India, says each academic year brings more disenchanted students.
Agents use airbrushed brochures and deceptive presentations to lure youngsters to various spurious institutions particularly offering courses in information technology.
They shell out a lot of money on flight tickets and college fees to find that many of the colleges are not recognised, do not possess the agreed infrastructure and sometimes do not even offer the courses promised, he says.
Attempts to change a course or college or intimating authorities begins an endless chain of extortion and intimidation. Students are sent back to Africa to change visas, a process they can't afford.
"The decisions are never in favour of the students," he points out.
Sometimes we're told a house is not available, only to see it being given to students from other parts of India
Francis Missumbi, Expat Student, Bengaluru
Finding a place to stay in India is another challenge. Francis Missumbi from Kinshasa in DR Congo, who came to India last year, says: "Sometimes we're told a house is not available, only to see it being given to students from other parts of India."
Aisha Kamira, 22, says a landlady turned her away despite saying she liked her as she was not willing to rent out her apartment to an African.
"Pesky neighbours complain about noise even when just two friends drop in and we're talking behind closed doors," complains Aisha.
Ola Adeboye, a New Delhi-based exporter of Indian garments to Nigeria, says Africans suffer for being stereotyped as trouble-makers and drug traffickers.
This stereotype is then used to exploit and not take their issues seriously.
"The police are always mixing matters. It is not easy for an African to even be heard when one goes to the authorities," Adeboye laments.
Mathew Philip, executive director of the South India Cell for Human Rights Education and Monitoring, concurs, saying non-white foreigners do face discrimination.
"The rights of every one living in India and not just Indian citizens need to be protected," he says.
"Even racially coloured comments are a serious violation and should not be treated trivially." Meanwhile, months after being assaulted, Timothy is left to nurse his wounds and come to terms with the harsh reality in India alone. His assailants have been set free - released on bail.
There is a touch of melancholy when he points that India has been less than warm in welcoming Africans, compared to the manner Africans have embraced Indians among them in their own continent.
"Africans are familiar with Indians due to the huge diaspora in most parts of Africa. It's only now that Africans are coming here and I feel they are not prepared for us."
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"I'm so over Kim, it's not even funny. Here's my new girlfriend. She looks exactly like Kim."
Taylor Lautner's clone needs to rethink his choice in footwear.
[whisper] "Yo bro, just gotta let you know that I think you forgot to put on your pants again."
I'm still hoping to find out some day how much (my guess is $20 million transferred to an Offshore account) the Kardashian Clan paid Humphries to agree to the timely divorce, and to not write a book about them.
I bet someone said "bro" in that exchange.
I don't believe my man's elevator reaches all the way to the top. And at 6'10" that's quite a lot of missing cable.
"Hey bro, how's the herpes?"
What the fuck is up with the flip flops?
Seriously people, you make millions of dollars per year. You can fucking afford to buy grown up shoes that have laces.
It's Cali-fucking-fornia, dude. Out here people wear shorts and flip-flops to church.
Grown-ups? There are no grown-ups left anymore. the world is full of man-toddlers and womanettes. No adults need apply.
I'll bet he's marking his territory.
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They can do this by going after the Democrats' base, starting with African Americans. Republicans should introduce themselves to African Americans, listen to them explain their hopes and aspirations and then help them achieve those hopes and dreams by employing Republican principles. Former Speaker Newt Gingrich says the election is about food stamps vs. paychecks. Republicans can show the poor how to get off the former and start earning the latter.
Playing against "type" will disarm Democrats and critics in the media. What are they going to say, "You can't help poor African Americans because we would rather they remain poor"?
Newly elected members of Congress should bring their own staffs to Washington instead of the usual practice of employing existing staff. If Washington is to be changed, the insiders who keep change from happening must go.
The Republican Party must also change. The coming GOP success is not a victory of party, but of philosophy. It is the tea party movement that is making it possible for Republicans to regain power. If party leaders in and out of Congress try to quell passions and put out the fire that is burning in so many bellies, they will deservedly lose everything in 2012.
If the Republican Party stokes those flames and adopts a positive and workable strategy, not just to dismantle the Obama agenda, but to establish a new one of smaller, more effective and less costly government, accompanied by a commitment to personal responsibility and accountability, this election wave will become a tsunami two Novembers from now.
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Learn more about the Sayra and Neil Meyerhoff Center for Families, Children, and the Courts' news and events
CFCC also has numerous publications, which include newsletters, articles, reports, and books, some of which are currently for sale. Please visit our publications page for a full list of CFCC's published materials.
October 5, 2015- 2015-2016 Truancy Court Program (TCP) Underway
CFCC's Truancy Court Program (TCP) is working with four public schools in Baltimore City and one high school in Anne Arundel County for the 2015-2016 school year. This year's schools are Henderson Hopkins Elementary/Middle School, Reginald F. Lewis High School of Business and Law, Friendship Academy of Engineering and Technology, New Era Academy in Baltimore City, and North County High School in Anne Arundel County. CFCC's TCP is in great demand by school principals, and the selection process is very competitive. Twenty to thirty schools apply for the grant-funded TCP each year. Learn more about CFCC's Truancy Court Program.
September 22, 2015- Montgomery County Truancy Prevention Program Has Roots at CFCC's Truancy Court Program
Former CFCC Student Fellow and Truancy Court Program (TCP) Volunteer Rexanah Wyse coordinates a Truancy Prevention Program (TPP) in twelve Montgomery County public schools. CFCC operated a Truancy Court Program (TCP) in Montgomery County from 2009 until 2012 after receiving a US Department of Justice grant to develop and implement TCPs in three counties and in Baltimore City. Since then, the Montgomery County Council has provided funding for the Montgomery County State's Attorney's Office to operate the Truancy Prevention Program (TPP), which is based on the TCP. Learn more about CFCC's Truancy Court Program.
September 1, 2015- CFCC Welcomes 14 Student Fellows for Fall 2015
CFCC faculty and staff have welcomed fourteen second- and third-year School of Law students enrolled in the Fall 2015 CFCC Student Fellows Program. CFCC Student Fellows participate in a weekly seminar, visit innovative family justice system programs, and are involved in one of CFCC's many projects. This year's fellows represent a wide range of experience, interest, and expertise. Learn more about this year's Student Fellows. Read their insights and learn about their experiences through CFCC's blog.
August 14, 2015- Center for Families, Children and the Courts Info Session
As part of the School of Law's orientation week, CFCC will host an informational session to explain volunteer opportunities in its Truancy Court Program and other CFCC initiatives. The session will take place in Room 544. If you would like more information or to RSVP, please contact Spencer Hall at firstname.lastname@example.com.
August 6, 2015- 2015-2016 Truancy Court Program (TCP) Volunteer Judges Named
Volunteer judges for the 2015-2016 TCP include: Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Charles Peters, Anne Arundel County Circuit Court Judge Ronald Silkworth, Baltimore City Circuit Court Magistrates Kristin Peacock and Joyce Mitchell (ret.), and Baltimore City Assistant Public Defender Mark Friedenthal. The TCP capitalizes on the credibility and authority of our distinguished volunteer judges to create strong bonds between truant students and the TCP judges in order to identify and address the root causes of truancy.
August 19, 2015- CFCC Student Fellows Program I Meeting
The first seminar of the Fall 2015 CFCC Student Fellows Program takes place in Room 607 of the Angelos Law building. CFCC faculty and staff look forward to welcoming the 2015-2016 Student Fellows.
June, 2015- CFCC introduces "Trails Over Truancy" program to the Truancy Court Program (TCP)
The TCP, in collaboration with Merritt Pridgeon, will introduce a new program to TCP participants in a Baltimore City Middle middle school. "Trails Over Truancy" will expose TCP students to classroom environmental activities and field trips to Robert E. Lee Park in Baltimore.
June, 2015- The Zanvyl and Isabelle Krieger Fund awards grant to CFCC's Truancy Court Program (TCP)
The Krieger Fund awarded $15,000 to CFCC to continue operating the TCP in the 2015-2016 school year. This is the third consecutive year of TCP funding from the Krieger Fund.
June, 2015- The Maryland Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC) funds CFCC's Truancy Court Program (TCP)
For the eighth consecutive year, the AOC has provided funding to CFCC for the TCP. The $70,000 grant will be used to assist with the development and implementation of the TCP in four Baltimore City Public Schools.
June 1, 2015 - Maryland's Family Justice System: a Symposium
CFCC collaborated with the Maryland Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC) to present "Maryland's Family Justice System: a Symposium." The symposium featured keynote remarks by Maryland Chief Judge Mary Ellen Barbera, former Chief Judge Robert Bell, and Frank Kros, Executive Vice President of the Children's Guild of Baltimore City. Panelists focused on the successes and challenges of Maryland's family justice system since the establishment of the five Family Divisions in 1998. Symposium participants laid the groundwork to move forward to address critical issues affecting families and children in family court. To view the symposium video, click here. To view the PowerPoint presented by keynote speaker Frank Kros, click here.
June, 2015 - CFCC Director Barbara Babb receives the 2015 Stanley Cohen Distinguished Research AwardProfessor Barbara A. Babb, CFCC's Founder and Director, received the 2015 Stanley Chen Distinguished Research Award, a prestigious honor conferred by the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC). The award, given out at AFCC's annual meeting in New Orleans, recognizes outstanding research and achievements in family law. Professor Babb was selected for her long career of scholarship and activism to improve the family justice system, including the design and promotion of an interdisciplinary approach to family law decision-making and family court reform. AFCC is an interdisciplinary, international association with more than 5,000 members. The award, named after one of AFCC's founders, recognizes outstanding research and achievements in family law. In his introduction of Professor Babb, AFCC Oregon Chapter Leader William Howe III noted her nationally- and internationally-recognized scholarship and activism to improve the family justice system, primarily through the creation of Unified Family Courts.
May 27-30, 2015 - CFCC presents at 52nd annual Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC) annual conference.CFCC Director, Professor Barbara A. Babb, Maryland Circuit Court Judge Cathy Serrette, and CFCC Senior Fellow Gloria Danziger presented a workshop titled "Unified Family Courts: The Door to One-Stop Shopping for Children and Families" at AFCC's annual conference, "Children in the Court System: Different Doors, Different Responses, Different Outcomes." The workshop focused on how Unified Family Courts efficiently and effectively address the needs of families and children in court.
April 1, 2015– CFCC hosts seventh annual Urban Child Symposium.Over 200 people attended "Violence and the Urban Child: What Can We Do?" The symposium was hosted by CFCC at the University of Baltimore School of Law. Speakers focused on issues relating to children and violence, including juvenile detention, gang activity, trauma, and family engagement. Participants included educators, attorneys, social workers, services providers, and students.
March, 2015– CFCC awarded the William J. and Dorothy K. O'Neill Foundation Grant.The O'Neill Foundation awarded CFCC $50,000 to assist in the operation of the TCP in one Anne Arundel County school and one Baltimore City Public School in the 2015-2016 school year. CFCC will establish the TCP at North County High School in Anne Arundel County, a premier STEM high school.
January 2015 – CFCC published A Comprehensive Approach to Truancy for Baltimore City: A Roundtable Discussion , by Professor Barbara A. Babb and
CFCC Senior Fellow Gloria Danziger.The report is based on two roundtable meetings which CFCC convened for stakeholders to address the widespread truancy in Baltimore.
December 2014 – The Winter 2014 edition of CFCC's e-newsletter, Full Court
Press, was released.The issue focuses on the many indicators of progress that has been made to improve
the lives of families and children.
November 2014 – A longtime supporter of CFCC, the Charles Crane Family
Foundation, was honored as the 2014 Foundation of the Year by the Association
of Fundraising Professionals (AFP).Professor Barbara A. Babb was featured in the commemorative video.
November 2014 – CFCC received a $60,000 grant from the Charles Crane Family
Foundation.The grant will support the Truancy Court Program (TCP) in Baltimore City for the 2015-16 academic year.
November 2014 – CFCC received a $25,000 new grant from State Farm Good
Neighbor Citizenship Program.The funds allowed CFCC to launch Financial Literacy Workshops for parents and students participating in the Truancy Court Program (TCP) at Reginald F. Lewis High School.
October 2014 – Prof. Barbara Babb guest edited the October 2014 Family Court
October 2014 – Professor Barbara A. Babb wrote "Family Courts Are Here to Stay. So Let's Improve Them," which appeared in the Family Court Review (October 2014) and focuses on the family court's mission, function and structure.This is a response to a White Paper on how family courts addressed separating and divorcing families, published by the Institute for the Advancement of the American Legal System's Honoring Families Initiative.
July 2014 - CFCC publishes the 14th issue of its Unified Family Court Connection newsletter.
This 14th issue celebrates the 15th anniversary of Maryland's Family Divisions with articles about the innovative and positive results of their implementation. The newsletter includes the following articles:
- "A Tribute to the Honorable Robert M. Bell, the Leader of Maryland's Family Divisions" by Judge Clayton Greene, Jr.
- "Family Divisions Have Flourished in Fifteen Years and Have More to Accomplish" by Judge Cathy Hollenberg Serrette
- "Unified Family Courts Offer a Healthy Roadmap for Families" by Risa Garon
- "Celebrating the Evolution of the Family Divisions in Maryland" by Yolanda F. Sonnier and Kendra Randall Jolivet
For a paper copy of the newsletter or to be added to the mailing list, please email firstname.lastname@example.com .
March 26, 2014 – CFCC Director, Professor Barbara Babb, was featured on WYPR's Maryland Morning with Sheilah KastProfessor Barbara Babb discussed the impact of social media on children during Sheilah Kast's Maryland Morning segment. Professor Babb also talked about the risks and benefits of social media and about CFCC's sixth Urban Child Symposium, "Social Media and the Urban Child: The Effects of the Digital Age."
February 19, 2014 – CFCC submitted written testimony in support of proposed legislation (House Bill 363: Truant Students--System of Active Intervention--Requirements)CFCC submitted written testimony in support of proposed legislation that calls for each Maryland county board of education to develop and implement a system of active intervention for truant students. The bill's proposal is consistent with CFCC's Truancy Court Program, including the establishment of an individualized reengagement plan for each truant student. You can read CFCC's testimony here.
January 2014 – CFCC received a $43,172 grant from the Maryland Governor's Office of Crime Control and PreventionThis grant will fund the addition of a lawyer to the Truancy Court Program. This position will work with the TCP's coordinators, social workers, mentors, teachers, school administrators, and support staff to identify, analyze, and address legal issues and problems affecting TCP families.
December 2013 - CFCC received a $50,000 grant for the Truancy Court Program (TCP) from the Charles Crane Family Foundation.The Crane Foundation was the first TCP funder in 2004, allowing CFCC to launch the initiative, and has supported the program every year since then. CFCC is very grateful for the Crane Foundation's commitment to the TCP and to improving the lives of children and families in Baltimore.
December 2013 - CFCC published the 7th issue of its Full Court Press E-Newsletter.This 7th issue featured an article entitled, "Advocates for Youth Renew Commitment to Deinstitutionalize Status Offenders." For more information, you can view the e-newsletter here.
2013 – CFCC's Director, Prof. Barbara Babb, and Prof. David Wexler wrote a chapter on Therapeutic Jurisprudence, recently published in Encyclopedia of Criminology and Criminal Justice (Springer 2013).
To download the chapter, please follow the link to "Therapeutic Jurisprudence" by Barbara A. Babb and David B. Wexler.
Upcoming Events
November 30- December 1, 2015 - In collaboration with the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC), CFCC offers the first of two 2015 trainings for professionals working with families and children: "Construction of an Effective Parenting Coordination Process: Structure, Tools and Techniques"
"Constructing of an Effective Parenting Coordination Process: Structure, Tools and Techniques," with Debra K. Carter, PhD. This is a two-day training program for parenting coordinators, mediators,m lawyers, judges, therapists, parent educators, and other professionals who work with high conflict families.
This event will be held at the University of Baltimore Student Center, 8:30 am to 4:00 pm on all four days. View the PDF of Training Brochure (PDF). Register online for this training.
December 2-3, 2015- Second of two 2015 CFCC/AFCC trainings for professionals working with families and children: "Complex Issues in Family Law and Child Custody"
"Complex issues in Family Law and Child Custody" with Philip M. Stahl, PhD, ABPP. This is a two-day training program for child custody evaluators and legal professionals who work in child custody litigation and mediation.
This event will be held at the University of Baltimore Student Center, 8:30 am to 4:00 pm on all four days. View the PDF of Training Brochure (PDF). Register online for this training.
Recent Events
June 1, 2015 - Maryland's Family Justice System Symposium
Co-hosted by the Maryland Administrative Office of the Courts, Department of Family Administration and the UB School of Law Sayra and Neil Meyerhoff Center for Families, Children and the Courts. Symposium events took place in the UB School of Law, Moot Court Room from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., followed by a reception 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
May 27-30, 2015 - Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC) 52nd Annual Conference. Children in the Court System: Different Doors, Different Responses, Different Outcomes.
Professor Barbara A. Babb, Maryland Circuit Court Judge Cathy Serrette, and Senior Fellow Gloria Danziger presented a workshop titled "Unified Family Courts: The Door to One-Stop Shopping for Children and Families" at the AFCC Conference in New Orleans.The workshop examined the interdisciplinary approach of Unified Family Courts (UFCs) and explained how UFCs are designed to address efficiently the needs of families and children in court. The workshop also explored how the UFC model empowers judges, court staff, attorneys, and court users to arrive at effective solutions to the problems that bring children and families to court.
April 1, 2015 - Seventh Annual Urban Child Symposium, Violence and the Urban Child: Protecting and Saving Our Children
Over 200 people attended CFCC's seventh annual Urban Child Symposium. Speakers and panelists focused on issues relating to children and violence, including juvenile detention, gang activity, trauma, and family engagement. Participants included educators, attorneys, social workers, services providers, and students, among others. Events took place in the Moot Court Room, UB School of Law, from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
October 2014 – CFCC hosted an exhibit featuring photography from Morocco by Sayra Wells Meyerhoff, J.D. '78, M.S. '04.
August/September 2014 – CFCC's Fall 2014 Truancy Court Program (TCP) began in five Baltimore City Public Schools, including two high schools.
June 25, 2014 - Truancy Court Program Principal's Workshop
CFCC held a principals' workshop for school administrators interested to apply for its Truancy Court Program for the 2014-2015 school year. The workshop included presentations from TCP staff, Dr. Beshon Trusty-Smith (Manager, BCPS Office of Attendance and Truancy), school administrators from current TCP schools, and TCP judges. The event was attended by over 39 principals and school administrators from over 30 schools. To learn more about the TCP, please visit the Truancy Court Program webpage.
June 4, 2014 - First Lady's Reception for Truancy Court Program Graduates and Their Families
Judge Catherine Curran O'Malley, First Lady of Maryland and a CFCC Truancy Court Program judge, hosted a celebration and recognition ceremony for Baltimore City and Montgomery County Truancy Court Program graduates and their families at the Executive House in Annapolis.
May 28-31, 2014 – Professor Barbara Babb and CFCC Senior Fellow Gloria Danziger presented at the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts' (AFCC) 51st Annual Conference in Toronto, Canada.
Professor Babb and Ms. Danziger presented a workshop, "Many Shades of Gray: How to Identify Benchmarks for Your Family Court," at AFCC's 51st Annual Conference, Navigating the Waters of Shared Parenting: Guidance from the Harbour, in Toronto.
April 3, 2014 - CFCC's 6th Annual Urban Child Symposium
This year's symposium, "Social Media and the Urban Child: The Effects of the Digital Age," featured panels on:
The Social Media Landscape and Its Effects on Individuals, Families, and Communities
The Law, Social Media and the Urban Child
Pros and Cons – Parents and Children
For more information and videos from the event, please visit our Urban Child Symposium page.
January/February 2014 - Truancy Court Program Orientations
Truancy Court Program (TCP) Orientations for the spring 2014 session took place in 10 TCP Schools in Baltimore City and Montgomery County.
January 30-31, 2014 - CFCC Director Barbara Babb served as keynote speaker at the Maine State Bar Association 2014 Access to Justice Symposium and Annual Meeting in Portland, Maine
Professor Babb spoke as a panelist for the "Relations and Rights: Emerging Issues for Maine Families" session on January 30 and as the keynote plenary speaker for the Maine State Bar Association 2014 Annual Meeting on January 31. Her presentation was entitled "Family Justice System Reform." For more information, please visit the Maine State Bar Association website.
December 2014 – The American Bar Association (ABA) Journal (December
2014) featured an article on rehoming of adopted children that included comments
from Professor Barbara A. Babb about the challenges of matching parents and
children in the adoption process.
August 2014 – Professor Barbara A. Babb was featured in the cover story of the
August Maryland Family Law Monthly article entitled, "Say you want an
evolution/ Family-law educators opt for less adversarial, more holistic approach".
August 2014 – In response to a Baltimore Sun article "Raising attendance rates in
Baltimore City schools," the Sun published a comment from Professor Barbara A.
Babb and Senior Fellow Gloria Danziger about the success of CFCC's Truancy
Court Program.
May 15, 2014 - Baltimore's WMAR TV aired a prominent story on truancy in Baltimore City, highlighting CFCC's Truancy Court Program (TCP).
May 14, 2014 – The Juvenile Justice Information Exchange published an article on CFCC's Truancy Court Program by Gary Gately entitled, "Mock Court Gets Truant Students Back in the Classroom."
Gary Gately outlines the TCP's therapeutic and holistic approach to address truancy and explores the deeper issues that emerge in CFCC's fight to keep students in school. Gately's interviews with CFCC Director Barbara Babb, TCP Judge Master Joyce Mitchell, and TCP staff present some of the challenges faced by many Baltimore City school children.
July 2013 – A chapter written by CFCC Director Prof. Barbara Babb has been newly published in Problem Solving Courts: Social Science and Legal Perspectives, edited by Richard L. Wiener and Eve M. Brank and published by Springer.
Professor Babb's chapter entitled, "Unified Family Courts: An Interdisciplinary Framework and a Problem-Solving Approach," appears in a recently released book, Problem Solving Courts: Social Science and Legal Perspectives, edited by Richard L. Wiener and Eve M. Brank and published by Springer. For more information on the book and how to purchase a copy, please visit the Springer Publishers website.
April 1, 2013 – The Daily Record published "UB Law's Urban Child Symposium to Focus on Trauma" by Joe Surkiewicz
CFCC's Fifth Annual Urban Child Symposium is the subject of an April 1 Daily Record feature. The article sets the stage for the symposium, entitled "A Holistic Approach to the Urban Child's Trauma: From the Eyes of the Beholder," slated for Thursday, April 4. The interdisciplinary symposium will address the importance of considering exposure to childhood trauma when developing more effective means to confront the problems that urban children and their families face.
January 2013 - Maryland Law Review published Professor Barbara A. Babb's "Maryland's Family Divisions: Sensible Justice for Families and Children", a retrospective of the development of family courts in Maryland that honored the critical role played by Chief Judge Robert M. Bell.
October 22, 2012 – The Daily Record published "Truancy Court Aims to Keep Youngsters out of Bigger Problems" by Steve Lash.
CFCC's Truancy Court Program is the subject of an October 22 Daily Record feature. The articles focuses on the TCP's positive effect on truant students in Baltimore City and Montgomery County, Maryland. Professor Barbara A. Babb, CFCC Director, and TCP volunteer judges, including Judge Catherine O'Malley, Judge James Sarsfield, and Assistant State's Attorney George Simms, explain the importance of an early intervention, non-punitive, and holistic approach to address the reasons why students are missing school.
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As our 2015 State of SMB Cybersecurity report revealed, most of you (a whopping 77%) are primarily concerned about the enemy within. Employees, your company's greatest asset, are also its greatest liability. Whether through accident, ignorance, or pure evil intent, employees present some serious challenges to cloud security. Not to worry though, we've identified the top three threats they pose and we're ready to equip you with some actionable solutions. After all, every Batman needs a Robin.
[This post is part two of a two part series on tackling the top 3 cloud security challenges today's IT pros face.]
As our 2015 State of SMB Cybersecurity report revealed, most of you (a whopping 77%) are primarily concerned about the enemy within. Employees, your company's greatest asset, are also its greatest liability. Whether through accident, ignorance, or pure evil intent, employees present some serious challenges to cloud security. Not to worry though, we've identified the top three threats they pose and we're ready to equip you with some actionable solutions. After all, every Batman needs a Robin.
[This post is part of a two part series on tackling the top 3 cloud security challenges today's IT pros face.]
2014 is wrapping up quickly, meaning we're all finalizing budgets and plans for 2015. And cybersecurity is certainly on our minds with this year's blockbuster hacks such as Sony and Home Depot. With these giants poised to be making some IT security investments in the near future, can the same be said for the not so giant companies in 2015? From CloudEntr's 2015 State of SMB Cybersecurity report, 90% of IT pros said they were concerned about cloud security and detailed their security plans in 2015 to combat breaches. We discuss their top 3 priorities and what that looks like for your business nest year.
When it comes to controlling access to on location business applications, let's face it, Microsoft's Active Directory (AD) is the de facto standard. For years, businesses like yours have been investing in their AD infrastructures. But how does that help you when it comes to the cloud? Today, we are thrilled to announce the release of the all new Active Directory Integration for CloudEntr! With CloudEntr and Active Directory, manage access to all your business services (on location and cloud) in one place.
CloudEntr is pleased to share our 2015 State of SMB Cybersecurity report. We surveyed 430+ IT pros to find what SMBs were really thinking about the cloud, the impact they felt from security breaches—and most importantly what they plan to do in 2015. The results? Our study revealed as cloud usage has risen within businesses, the IT pros that work for them have felt the impact of more frequent security breaches. The cause and solution according to the survey? Employees.
As the number of data breaches continues to rise, service organizations and others who deal in high volumes of privileged information may find themselves yearning for the days when all client information was locked in a file cabinet, in a vault, in a secret underground lair.
Despite weak company passwords more or less presenting a welcome mat for cybercriminals, many organizations still don't seem to get the memo, falling back on authentication platforms that are shockingly easy to breach.
Cloud sprawl is a headache we all experience in business today. Employees have too many cloud tools from CRM to accounting to file sharing to efficiently collaborate with co-workers and customers. Not to mention keep track of their own tools. The data islands these tools create from your business's sensitive data put your company and customer's data at risk. To further complicate the issue, shadow IT could be hiding up to 90% of your company's cloud footprint. So how can IT keep up if you don't have the full picture? Learn how to secure your company and customer's sensitive information from shadow IT while maintaining an efficient workforce.
These days, it seems not a day goes by without a data breach story appearing in the news. As these security incidents become more prevalent - not to mention more costly - one of the best things that small businesses can do to prevent them is to learn from others' mistakes.
This week, the CloudEntr Team is excited to announce that we have listened to our customers when it comes to data risk in the cloud, taking on the other piece of the cloud security puzzle: file sharing and collaboration.
CloudEntr now offers an all-in-one solution for secure application access and file sharing in the cloud.
The cloud has provided high-powered, convenient, mobile, and low-cost tools that businesses can't pass up. So, how do you control and secure all of your business data without losing the convenience of the cloud?
I am proud to announce our July Release today, transforming CloudEntr into that one place companies secure their applications and files in the cloud.
If you're using cloud-based applications in your business (and that covers most businesses), there are good reasons to care – deeply – about SAML. But really, what the heck is SAML and why should you and your business care?
AVISIAN Publishing reviews CloudEntr's password manager and identity and access management features in the Summer 2014 edition of their identity technology publication Regarding ID. Naming CloudEntr the solution that brings "...big business identity management to the small enterprise".
Security pros know that a user name and password pair isn't the most secure method of logging into your businesses sites and apps – just wait a news cycle and you're sure to hear about another breach where a company's passwords have been exposed. But for the time being passwords are still the defacto way that businesses access cloud and web resources daily.
Check out what universities Stanford and Emerson College are doing to get their employees and students on the straight and arrow of secure password policies... and they're going willingly.
Businesses want assurance that their data and resources are safe, and it's no secret that passwords are not cutting it anymore. Let's be honest, they are the weakest link in the security chain. And why is that? Well, it's mostly attributed to the "something you know" piece of the authentication equation AKA the human element. So how do you solve this problem? Implement that second gate of security, two-factor authentication.
CloudEntr's May feature release delivers more options and more convenience for businesses and employees to use two-factor authentication.
It's no secret that cloud-based applications have revolutionized the way we work, but according to new our survey report with The 451 Group, they're also changing how enterprises use Identity and Access Management (IAM) solutions and are creating a realized need for SMBs to invest in cloud security.
Learn why IAM solutions are a top priority for companies in 2014: we share key industry trends, IT planning priorities, criteria for selecting the right solution, and security tips direct from over 200 business management, IT, and security professional from our 2014 report, The Growing Cloud Identity Crisis.
Today, the team and I are thrilled to build upon our February new UI release with new features to increase customer productivity and provide a seamless web experience when it comes to securing access to their cloud apps on the web.


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Stokesberry Sustainable Farms
Olympia, Washington
Family Farm
We, Jerry & Janelle Stokesberry, started raising our own food since we first met in 1975. In 2007 we decided to share our experience and determination to provide healthy food to our neighbors and friends, so we now sell to restaurants, stores, and individuals. We are working on producing as much of our food as possible by the organic standards of the state. In addition we are making a conscience choice to get as close as we can to having a sustainable farm: one that is in balance with the environment (both earth and community). We currently raise our chickens and eggs organically. Our beef only eat organic grass, but the processing is too difficult to get done organically. Our vegetables and fruit will be organic as well. We started with chicken and eggs, and are working on providing vegetables, berries and beef. We were encouraged to raise and sell chicken by restaurant owners and now have expanded into Olympia Food Co-op and the Seattle Farmers Markets. The markets give us the opportunity to meet our customers, answers questions, explain how the animals are raised, and thank them for helping our environment by choosing their food wisely. Providing healthy food for our family (and now our community) is a joy we have had for many years and for which we are thankful.
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This article is part of a special issue on plant genomics.
Phytophthora capsici-tomato interaction features dramatic shifts in gene expression associated with a hemi-biotrophic lifestyle
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March 31, 2014
What they don't tell you in the brochure about Stellenbosch
Stellenbosch strikes me as one of those places that got put on the table by the National Partyduring the negotiated settlement pre-1994, something the ANC conceded in exchange for democracy. In fact, there's a joke with more than a single grain of truth that the design of apartheid was conceived in one of the student residences of Stellenbosch University, where the young "architects" lived together. The divided socioeconomic structure of Stellenbosch is a living testimony to the long-term objective of apartheid.
February 28, 2014
Meet Bittereinder
I discovered the three piece Afrikaans outfit Bittereinder through the internet and fell in love with them because of their live performance. Their music, a bass-heavy flurry of high-energy drops and subdued melodies, develops a different personality on stage, often in stark contrast to the studio recordings. Bleeps become filtered echoes; drum patterns change, or disappear completely. Bittereinder is Afrikaans for 'bitter ender'.
July 9, 2013
This man is Afrikaans
May 16, 2012
The Afrikaans struggle
The obituary of British anti-apartheid campaigner Bruce King makes reference to his marriage to his South African wife, Jamela Adams. It describes their wedding in "a Muslim ceremony in Cape Town" in 1964 in defiance of the Mixed Marriages Act. The couple left for England (presumably to have another ceremony there), and was then predictably refused entry back into South Africa. They then moved to Tanzania. But there's this tidbit about their time in Tanzania:
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1. Re: Shrewsoft VPN Client and Passive Authsenthilbabu Jan 17, 2014 3:15 AM (in response to gooru4speed)
Firewall sees the users as it is given by MLC. i.e firstname.lastname@example.com.
Were you able to see all the users on MLC logon report and were you able to see the passive passports for the authenticated users for which the rule is is defined to allow from vpn to internal zone?
2. Re: Shrewsoft VPN Client and Passive Authgooru4speed Jan 17, 2014 3:21 PM (in response to senthilbabu)
Hi Senthil,
I'm not really sure to understand your questions. On MLC server if I run a logon report I see all the domain users with their IP address, no problem here. On the firewall Policy/Rule Elements/Passport/Manage Passports I see all the domain users, no problem here either. On these days I been working on the Active Directory authenticator that was made for authenticate VPN users and with an LDAP filter I restricted the search on AD tree by allowing firewall to browse on users on an specific group that was made to contain vpn users. The issue I need to resolve now is on the rule that allow to pass from VPN zone to the internal zone. If I add an allowed VPN user on the rule no user can access any device on the internal network from VPN zone.
My idea is to have a couple of VPN rules that allow:
Rule VPN 1 allow user A to server X
Rule VPN 2 allow user B to server Y
Can this be done?
Thanks very much.
3. Re: Shrewsoft VPN Client and Passive Authsenthilbabu Jan 20, 2014 4:46 AM (in response to gooru4speed)
I asked the questions to make sure MLC is not causing any issues. Thanks for confirming that.
I am not too familiar about this scenario and hence do not have an answer
4. Re: Shrewsoft VPN Client and Passive Authsliedl Jan 29, 2014 5:35 PM (in response to gooru4speed)
The way I would troubleshoot this is to see if the IP address that is assigned to the VPN Client shows up as a logged-in user in MLC.
When clients login from their PCs at home how do they logon to the domain? Do they turn the VPN client on and then somehow logon to the domain? What networks do you specify in your VPN definition?
Do the IP addresses you are trying to reach over the VPN reside off the internal interface? A 'route -n get x.x.x.x' will show you the interface and zone.


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I'd like to rig something up so I can operate the front brake with two separate levers. Apart from the method presented at this link, has anyone found a good, economical way to do this?
I was thinking of mounting either a Primo Pervert, or a London Mod on the brake caliper.
Does anyone have any experience with either of these components?
Are there other methods of accomplishing this?


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Video Game: My Little Pony: Friendship Gardens
My Little Pony: Friendship Gardens is a PC Video Game about My Little Pony. Released during the Generation 2 era (1997-2003), it's a Raising Sim game—you raise and care for your own Little Pony. Gameplay is divided between the farm, where you care for your pony, and Pony Village, where you can play games. Along the way, you can teach her to jump fences, play games with other Ponies, and eventually cross the rainbow to Ponyland. But don't let her rainbow fade away!This game is also notable for featuring the Gen 2 ponies and giving them personalities (G2 is the only one to never get any Animated Adaptation). Sundance is an explorer, Morning Glory likes games, Sweet Berry likes to bake, Ivy's a glamour girl, and Lightheart likes playing jokes.Not to be confused with My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic, which is from the fourth generation, or for the game based on that series, My Little Pony.
This game contains examples of:
- Anime Hair: While this is a feature of all ponies, Lightheart is one of the few to have tri-color hair.
- Big Eater: Your pony can eat the entire stock of apples, cupcakes, lollipops, and pizza, forcing you to grow new ones.
- But Now I Must Go: Once your Pony's all grown up, she must cross over the rainbow to enter Ponyland.
- Creepy Crows: Crows can eat the crops you grow.
- Everything's Better with Rainbows: The rainbow shows how your Pony is feeling, and at the end she crosses one to Ponyland.
- Exposition Fairy: The butterfly.
- The Fashionista: Ivy.
- Fun Personified: Lightheart.
- Hello, Insert Name Here: You can name yourself and your Pony.
- Holiday Mode: Playing on your birthday gets you a surprise from the ponies.
- Let's Play: Capnbritish has one.
- Mini-Game: Tic-Tac-Hoof, dress up, dancing, various jigsaw puzzles, and baking.
- One-Gender Race: Your pony will always be female, even though G2 had a few boy ponies in the toy line.
- Raising Sim
- Ridiculously Cute Critter: The ponies, and some background animals.
- Shout-Out: One of Ivy's hairstyle choices is Princess Leia's.
- Simulation Game
- The Stoic: Morning Glory.
- Talk to Everyone: You must visit all the ponies to help win the game.
- Team Mom: Sweet Berry.
- There Is Only One Bed: Lightheart and Sweet Berry share a cottage.
- Video Game Caring Potential: You can feed your pony apples, play games with her, brush her hair, teach her how to jump, and generally keep her happy.
- Make a mistake in raising her, such as overfeeding her, and watch the guilt abound.
- Video Game Cruelty Potential: You can feed her green apples which make her sick, overfeed her, feed her only junk food, refuse to feed or quench her thirst, and ignore her.
- Virtual Paper Doll: You can choose your pony's body, mane, and tail colors.
- You can also do the same with Ivy and give her clothes. In an early screenshot, this was done to your pony instead.


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I fitted my Trek 7100 with SKS mudguards not so long ago, and theyve been fine ever since, if just a little ill fitting.
I noticed this morning that the back of the front mudguard was rubbing ever so slightly against the tyre. A little manipulation of the mudguard solved the problem. It was only when I got to work that a fellow cyclist mentioned to me that my front mudguard didnt look exactly right. Looking at it closely I know what he means.
I have about 1.5 of clearance at the front of the mudguard and about 2mm of clearance at the back, where it was touching the tyre. The front mudguard doesnt follow the circle of the wheel at all. There is a fixed bracket on the top of the mudguard that attaches to an eyelet on the frame, under the brakes, Im guessing this is what dictates how the guard sits around the wheel so why is it so far out?
It looks a bit funny I must admit, and the clearance shouldnt be so different back to front, should it?


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ECP is almost identical to an RA4 paper in the sense that it is balanced for about 50R filtration with a tungsten light for starters. It can be spooled in 35mm cassettes and then exposed using a simple copier attached to your camera. The ASA rating is pretty slow with all of the filtration, so I would start at around ISO 10 or thereabouts.
The slides you get, if done properly, will far exceed any E6 film. This is due to the huge latitude which is impossible with the E6 process.
As for rem jet. We used a sponge to remove it with a Sodium Carbonate solution. The emulsion never touched the solution, just the back. But, I have seen rem jet lodged in emulsion and it is a problem if not done correctly. The particles are very fine and often do not show up until you do an enlargement.


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Can't wait to see these things this fall
Originally Published: May 14, 2008By Ivan Maisel and Mark Schlabach | ESPN.com
Three Things I Can't Wait To See This Fall In Conference USA
Ivan Maisel Mark Schlabach
1. The most impressive aspect of Memphis' 7-6 record last season is that the Tigers remained respectable in a rebuilding year. Memphis has 15 returning starters and a schedule that starts slowly. The question is whether the team can score points. Coach Tommy West has little experience at quarterback and none at tailback. If the offense clicks, Memphis will challenge for the East ...
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Some weeks back, Microsoft released a white paper - "The Way to Gov 2.0: An Enterprise Approach to Web 2.0 in Government" to help Government agencies understand the special considerations governments face when implementing Web 2.0 and help create solutions using technologies that exist today. The paper also gives link to relevant Government case studies.
Given below is a snapshot of Table – "Gov 2.0 Technology from Microsoft" from the paper ...
Simple Definition
2007 Office System Technology
Microsoft Product(s)
Journal or diary with social collaboration (comments)
Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 OR
SharePoint Online
Office SharePoint Server 2007 with Microsoft Office Word blog post template and/or
Business Productivity Online Standard Suite
Office Word 2007 (blog creation)
Collaborative authoring and editing
Office SharePoint Server 2007 OR
Office SharePoint Server 2007 and/or Business Productivity Online Standard Suite
Video and Multimedia Sharing
Videos, images, and audio libraries (YouTube, Soapbox)
Office SharePoint Server 2007 with Interactive Media Manager OR
FAST audio and video search
Interactive Media Manager for SharePoint Server OR
Podcast Kit for Office SharePoint Server 2007
FAST ESP Search for Office SharePoint Server 2007
Photo libraries
Office SharePoint Server 2007
Multimedia content syndicated for use on MP3 players and computers
Virtual Worlds
Simulation of environments (Second Life)
Microsoft Simulation solution
Social Networking Sites
Connecting people globally
Office SharePoint Server 2007 People
Syndicated Web Feeds (RSS)
Automated notifications of frequently updated content (RSS)
Office SharePoint Server 2007 (search and all lists)
Clients: Office Outlook, Internet Explorer, and Windows Vista
Combine content from multiple sources for an integrated experience
Built-in SharePoint Server web parts for data visualization data from the Business Data Catalog
Popfly™, Silverlight, Web Sandbox,
Virtual Earth, Visual Studio
Widgets, Gadgets, and Pipes
Small applications and code in Web pages or for desktop use
SharePoint Server Web Parts, Windows Live Gadgets
Social Bookmark and News (Sharing, Tagging) sites
Ways of sharing content with others
SharePoint Server with community kit
Micro-Blogging, Presence Networks
Form of blogging which allows brief (instant message–sized) text updates
Office Communications Server
Office Communications Server R2, persistent chat, and chat gateways
Gov 2.0 Data Mining and Aggregation
Making sense of all the data to allow responsiveness, trend analysis, and the ability to deliver targeted information to users
Microsoft Office PerformancePoint Server 2007 and SharePoint Enterprise
FAST ESP Search for Office SharePoint Server 2007, Office PerformancePoint Server 2007, Social Streams, and Entity Extraction
The paper has been written by the Microsoft U.S. Public Sector team - Dean Halstead, Nina Somerville, Bob Straker and Cliff Ward. Great work!!
PingBack from http://microsoft.linkedz.info/2009/04/29/enterprise-approach-to-web-20-in-government/


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Timing of summer's end a matter of perspective for Western Pennsylvanians
A date on the calendar, the sun's position relative to the Earth's equator, and even Google can tell us when seasons start and stop.
Yet folks in Western Pennsylvania often mark the end of summer and start of fall differently.
"As long as the Pirates are still playing, it's summer," said Dave Clement, 74, of Greensburg while walking outside PNC Park, hours before Pirates fans filled North Shore parking lots for the last game of a series against the Cardinals.
Fall won't start "until the Pirates have their final say," Clement said. Once that happens, he roots for the Steelers, followed by winters cheering on the University of Pittsburgh basketball team before baseball warms up in spring.
Autumn officially begins on Sept. 22, according to the calendar. The sun will shine directly on the equator; day and night will be equal in length. About 724 million Google search results will tell you that.
For many, however, summer ends this weekend.
"Labor Day, that's the end of summer," said Bree Nixon, 18, of Bridgeville, a first-year student at the Art Institute of Pittsburgh. "I go to bed earlier. That's when summer ends for me. I start to take school seriously."
Children who haven't gone back to school will do so in the coming days. Football games have started. The North Shore lots filled for a Steelers preseason game on Thursday and Pitt's opener on Saturday.
And the tomatoes and corn are just as Art King likes them — ripe and tasty.
"It seems like in the fall is when everything tastes better," said King, 59, owner of Harvest Valley Farms in Valencia, Butler County. "I really don't understand why that is."
Labor Day marks the peak of King's vegetable season — its hump day, he said.
Harvesting slows during September, flattens out by October, and except for a few hardy crops, nearly stops with the first frost.
Then the days shorten, leaving less time to work in the fields after his 5 p.m. dinner and evening cup of coffee.
"Of course you can see the weather change. When you go out in the morning, the dew is so heavy you have to have a raincoat just to walk through the cornfield," King said.
King said he loves fall, if only because of the tomatoes and the corn.
Brian Luna, 31, of New Kensington is not a fan of the season.
"No more fun anymore," he said of the end of summer.
Luna, who works for Folino Construction in Oakmont, said his weekends will fill with chores and errands. Work with concrete will taper off in November.
"You really can't pour concrete when it's cold and icy," he said.
And although winter might seem months away — its official start is Dec. 21 — Pittsburgh's Department of Public Works will soon check salt stockpiles and prep snowplows.
Aaron Aupperlee is a Trib Total Media staff writer.
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