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Every year from 2007 through 2010, Adams County voters in the Mapleton School District were asked to approve a massive reconstruction of their school buildings.
During those school-bond campaigns, a single construction company and its employees kicked in more than $30,000 in cash to help persuade voters that these projects were needed.
When the bond issue finally passed, that contributor — The Neenan Co. — was handed a $53 million contract to build five new schools and expand a sixth. The Mapleton district also chose Neenan to carry out $5 million worth of smaller projects.
During the same campaigns, one bond underwriter, George K. Baum & Co., also contributed $30,763 in campaign services. After voters said yes, the Mapleton district paid Baum $416,173 to sell its bonds — seven times the rate on other recent school bond sales.
Together, those two companies gave 40 percent of all the donations for four years of Mapleton bond campaigns.
"That's over the top," said Russ Caldwell, a Denver investment banker and longtime critic of school-bond campaign fundraising tactics. "It's a corrupting process in local bond elections."
Neenan and its employees contributed because students and staff deserved better buildings and Neenan hoped for a chance to win business if the bond passed, said Andy Boian, a spokesman for the Neenan.
"Our selection speaks to the quality of our bid," he said.
Many of the biggest contributors to large public-bond campaigns in Colorado are not concerned parents or teachers, but contractors and bond companies that stand to benefit financially from positive results.
The Mapleton project stands apart from other school projects both because of the huge amount of money at stake and the circumstances that led the district to hire Neenan over other firms.
Neenan was not the only company that took extraordinary steps to attempt to profit from the largest grant in the four-year history of Colorado's Building Excellent Schools Today program, or BEST.
Two other contractors competing for the Mapleton project included in their pitches the fact that their firms have representatives on the nine-member BEST board that decides which school districts win grants.
"I don't think anybody feels good about that," said BEST program director Ted Hughes. "Board members shouldn't be using their position on the board when they're talking to a school district."
The board has since revised its policies to make clear that members should not use their board status to try to win business.
A Denver Post search of campaign records also found nine building subcontractors who gave $250 to $5,000 to help Mapleton kids get new schools.
Not one was based in the Mapleton district. Seven, however, won subcontracts on its school projects, supplying everything from steel to sprinkler systems. Despite a stated Mapleton policy that local businesses would be preferred, just three of 65 subcontractors on the Mapleton projects are Adams County companies. Nineteen came from Larimer County — Neenan's headquarters.
Boian, the Neenan spokesman, said subcontractors were chosen by a committee that included representatives from Neenan, the district and the firm serving as project manager.
He said Larimer County subcontractors probably were overrepresented because they were eligible to bid as past participants in the firm's prequalification process.
Charlotte Ciancio, Mapleton's superintendent, said the district hosted fairs for local vendors, but turnout was poor. "We were disappointed by that," she said.
Neenan's work on Colorado school construction has been under scrutiny since a non-BEST school it designed and built in Meeker was closed after an outside review identified serious structural problems.
Since then, similar reviews have found what Neenan calls "minor" to "moderate" structural issues on 15 Neenan school buildings financed with $150 million in BEST money, including the Mapleton project.
Neenan has stepped forward in each school district, promising to pay for whatever repairs the third-party reviews recommend.
But another facet of the Neenan story has been its success in persuading small and mostly rural school districts to choose it as a one-stop source of everything from architectural drawings to campaign advice — sometimes without competitive bids from other firms.
Neenan accomplished this with a sales strategy that puts a big foot in the door.
The company offered to design buildings, help with grant applications and even canvass for votes — all at little or no charge, provided the district chose Neenan as its contractor once the bond passed.
"The Neenan difference is that if the bond doesn't pass, there can be no cost to you," the company promised in its Mapleton proposal.
Neenan offered, among other things, to identify "community movers/shakers," recruit volunteers, identify donors, register voters, mail brochures, walk precincts, conduct get-out-the-vote calls and help apply for the BEST grant critical to the project's viability.
"Because we work 'at risk' prior to the BEST application and bond, you know that we will be in the trenches helping you to pass the bond," the company wrote.
Neenan has plenty of company in those trenches.
Bond companies, general contractors, architects, engineers, heating, plumbing and electrical companies, air conditioning and fire sprinkler suppliers with business stakes in successful bond campaigns all contribute to campaigns to build new schools in Colorado.
And sometimes, school districts openly ask companies what they're willing to donate to earn that business.
Superintendent Ciancio said her district turned down Neenan's offer to help manage the bond campaign.
That job went instead to George K. Baum & Co., which advertises on its website what it did for the Yes for Mapleton campaigns.
"(Baum) assisted the political issue committee with poll-driven issue framing, messaging and branding, developing direct mail, yard signs, walking maps for canvassing, call lists for phone banking, print ads, fundraising strategies, get-out-the-vote efforts and more," the firm reported.
When Mapleton voters approved their district's plan to build a new campus of schools and renovate another in 2010, Baum sold the district bonds. Neenan landed the design-and-construction job. The state sold its BEST bonds separately, using different underwriters.
According to the district, Baum was paid $416,173.59 to sell $9.67 million in Mapleton bonds, or $43 per $1,000.
That's nearly seven times the rate Denver Public Schools paid on bond issues months earlier, and the state has sold BEST bonds for fees between $5 and $6 per $1,000.
Ciancio attributed that extraordinary payment to all the extra work Baum did before the bond finally passed, including community surveys, consulting and financial advice
She said Neenan was chosen through a competitive process that began with bids from eight companies to design and build the new Mapleton campus.
"It was a stiff competition," she said. "(The Neenan team) did not present themselves as being expected to get the contract. They were competing for the business."
But by the time Mapleton applied for a BEST grant and invited other contractors to bid, it already had been through two unsuccessful bond campaigns in 2007 and 2008 without seeking competitive bids from builders.
During those two years, Neenan worked with the district, creating options for the district to consider, including renovations, additions or new buildings, with conceptual drawings and budgets for each option.
Neenan and its top employees also gave $18,600 to the two previous campaigns. None of the other seven firms that bid had donated a dime.
Ciancio said that didn't influence her committee's decision. "We've been clear with groups that work with us that you can't buy our love," she said.
But she acknowledged that Neenan's preparatory work with the district could have given the company a bidding advantage She also contends she was unaware of the size of Neenan's donations. "I knew they were helping with the campaigns. That would have been all that I knew," she said.
The district also was happy with a Mapleton school Neenan had renovated in 2005, which Ciancio also cited as a factor in the selection.
A committee of five — Ciancio and four staff assistants — unanimously selected Neenan after interviewing three finalists.
Area business owners who questioned the size and cost of the district's plan also question the fairness of the competition for that contract.
"It was never a question," said Fred Orr, a warehouse owner in the district. "Neenan was the contractor."
Himmelman Construction Inc. was among the seven other companies that bid in 2009.
Company president Barry Himmelman said he would not have spent thousands of dollars preparing a proposal if he had known that Neenan had already been working with Mapleton for two years and contributing heavily to its bond campaigns.
"Absolutely not. I would have known it was wired," he said.
Ciancio contends that if there was any unfair behavior, it came from Neenan's competitors.
During the interviews, two of the competing firms — Slaterpaull Architects and Adolfson & Peterson Construction — both mentioned that a member of their project team was on the BEST board, which decides how to apportion state grant funds, Ciancio said.
Adele Willson, a principal with Slaterpaull, and Tom Stone, a project executive with Adolfson & Peterson, sit on the BEST board.
Ciancio said, "It was like, 'We'll be able to help you with our BEST application, and we actually have quite the insight, because we have one of our team members who sits on the board.' "
She called the BEST program at the Colorado Department of Education, and "I just pitched a fit," she said.
"It's not OK that these people bid on a project, didn't get it, and then they have a vote in whether or not I get a project," she said. "Really?"
Ciancio did complain, "and rightfully so," program director Ted Hughes said.
The board's conflict-of-interest rules were strengthened shortly afterward, clearly spelling out that board members and their firms should not present their board positions to potential clients "as an advantage for using their firm over other firms in a competition."
The law establishing BEST requires the board include representatives from construction and architecture.
Willson, appointed to the board by then-Gov. Bill Ritter, said in a written response to questions that she was honored to accept the post and has volunteered to make a positive impact on Colorado schools.
"I believe I have been objective in my voting related to the grant process and recused myself from voting on some projects to avoid any potential conflict of interest," she said.
Stone did not respond to requests for comment.
Hughes said the BEST program also advised Neenan to stop offering free pre-election services to BEST grant applicants.
In the end, "there's nothing for free," he said. "We've asked them to compete fairly on the BEST projects."
Ciancio has been heralded for improving the academic performance of students in a small Adams County district of light industries mixed with apartments and modest homes, where more than half the students qualify for free lunches. In 2011, the Colorado Association of School Executives named her superintendent of the year.
Some of the companies that bid on Mapleton's project challenged its planned campus of small schools with diverse academic choices, preferring to build another large, comprehensive high school, Ciancio said.
"Neenan clearly understood who we were," she said.
However, structural design problems already have emerged in a new building under construction. A long steel beam above the cafeteria needed to be reinforced, along with columns in a crawl space below. Neenan has agreed to the district's request that the firm replace Gary Howell, the structural engineer on the closed Meeker school, as the engineer of record for the Mapleton project.
Campaign-finance records show Neenan and top employees donated a total of $30,350 to Mapleton's four school bond campaigns.
Those gifts included $2,000 from Don Weidinger, a vice president; $2,000 from architect Mike Daley; and $1,000 from company president Randy Myers.
The company has donated to school campaigns in at least 14 other districts, but on a much smaller scale, from $250 to $1,500.
In one rural district, Briggsdale, company gifts of $1,000 paid for the entire bond campaign.
And in Rush, where Neenan gave $500, the donor was identified in a bond campaign report as "construction company that will build new school."
Baum, the underwriter for Mapleton bonds, has reported contributing a total of $17,715 to five other Colorado school bond campaigns over the past two years.
Mary Wickersham, chairwoman of the BEST board and a school finance expert , said that outside of well-financed city districts, school districts throughout Colorado rely on bond-campaign help from potential contractors, particularly underwriters.
At the same time, "it's created an environment where there's a giant potential for an appearance, at least, of impropriety," she said.
At the federal level, an arm of the Securities and Exchange Commission has limited contributions from investment bankers to officials who can reward them with bond business.
Licensees cannot give a school board candidate more than $250 in a calendar year.
The board imposed no limit, however, on the amount of money bankers can give to the same school board's bond campaign.
"Let me tell you what: that's a big enough loophole to drive a Mack truck through the Eisenhower Tunnel," said Caldwell, the investment banker critical of his industry's role in bond campaigns. "It created an opportunity, frankly, to buy business."
In one El Paso County district soliciting bids for a bond underwriter, Caldwell said he was blatantly asked: Who's your pollster? Who's your consultant? How much are you willing to give?
Caldwell blames public agencies for corrupting bond campaigns by rewarding contributors with contracts.
"The system told the industry to start behaving that way," he said. "It creates an uneven playing field, among bankers and contractors and others. That's the problem. We need a level playing field."
When nearly 1,500 Mapleton students move into the new Skyview campus this fall, the difference will be dramatic.
Gone will be the windowless classrooms, narrow hallways lit by single rows of fluorescent lights, broken drinking fountains and hidden asbestos-laden insulation of the previous campus buildings.
The Neenan designed-and-built campus will be in harmony with the district's philosophy of offering a variety of small schools to families who can choose to send their children anywhere in the district.
There will be a rotunda for daily meetings "in the round" at one school, an outdoor classroom with plants at another, an always-open computer room at yet another — and more.
All the classroom space in the old Skyview High building will be demolished, leaving the gymnasiums and auditorium.
Gazing down a bleak corridor in the existing school, Mapleton chief financial officer Don Herman said: "They deserve better than that."
Superintendent Ciancio remains confident that Mapleton chose the right builder for its new campus.
The Neenan people "were able to take our vision, our dreams," she said, and turn them into "what we're seeing in these beautiful buildings. We've been incredibly impressed with their talent."
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Scotty had been engaged in a debate with his instructor on the issue of relativistic physics and how it pertains to subspace travel. The professor was of the opinion that the range of a transporter was limited to a few hundred kilometers; Scotty felt that he could beam a lifeform from one planet to the next within a solar system. His theory, however, had never been tested. As he was experimenting with his theory of transwarp beaming he used Archer's prized beagle as a test subject but was unable to locate the dog afterwards.
Scott was sent to the Federation outpost on Delta Vega with his assistant, Keenser, in late 2257, six months before the destruction of Vulcan. He believed his blunder with Archer's dog was the real reason for him ending up there. In 2258 Keenser brought him two visitors, James T. Kirk and one Spock whom Scotty believed were sent by Starfleet to supply him.
Spock helped Scott fix this transport problem by giving him the finished version of the governing equation "his" Scotty – a longtime friend from his own future timeline – had completed in the future. The final detail Scott needed was to construct the equations from the perspective that outer space itself, not the ships, was moving. Using the new calculations, Kirk and Scott were able to beam aboard the Enterprise while it was moving at warp.
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After Spock's ship, the Jellyfish, was destroyed, the Enterprise began to be sucked into the black hole created by the simultaneous detonation of its entire store of red matter. However, Scotty was able to eject and detonate the ship's warp core, creating a large enough shock wave that the Enterprise could ride to safety. With Olson, the ship's original chief engineer, having been killed in action, and his benefactor Kirk in command, Scott eventually took this position (bringing Keenser along with him) aboard the Enterprise. (Star Trek)
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"Are you from the future?"
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Simon Pegg modeled his Scottish accent on the Glaswegian one of his wife and her family. Pegg concocted a backstory for Scotty on his MySpace page to reconcile his performance's accent with the traditional belief Scotty was born from Aberdeen or Linlithgow. [1]
Roberto Orci stated Scotty's backstory, like Spock's, was intended to overlap with events in the prime reality, unlike Kirk, whose life is altered from the day he is born. [2]


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There is anger so this post is unlikely to contain skillful words.
My husband disrespects me, he lies to me about illegal drugs and expects me to pick up the pieces and forgive him. Apart from the drug issue that comes up every 1-2 months we have a really good loving relationship.
This morning I have no compassion, I'm sick of being compassionate I feel it allows him to walk all over me. I'm so angry.
What's a skillful way to deal with this? I'm failing to see how right speech is getting me anywhere in this situation apart from making me into a doormat he can walk all over.


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Who's ready to "cut" it up?
Who's ready to "pin" your courage to the "tack"-ing place, "form" a "measure" of a plan, "pattern" your resolve, and "darn" it all, "stitch" motivation to creativity once and for all?
I knew it would be you.
For today we're exploring the world of the seamstress, as the feature of the same title in the May/June issue of Paper Crafts magazine inspires us to do. And, as devoted readers and eager paper crafters, you know that this challenge is trendy, accessible, and oh-sew-easy to do! I know, right?
I mean, just look how these designers from the issue "tack"-led it:
Oh my moxie fab! Want more? Here is some inspiration from the wide, wide world to lower your presser foot. And notice, this challenge is not about incorporating stitching or putting fabric on your projects (though your projects can include stitching and/or fabric), it is about including the icons associated with sewing into your projects. We're talking sewing machines, tape measures, spools of thread, dress forms, pins and needles, thimbles, patterns--you know, the stuff that we actually sew with. Check it:
Whaddayasay? You in? I sew, sew hope sew! If sew, here are the details you'll need to join in on the fun:
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- Upload your projects by midnight EDT on Monday, June 20.
- The winning entries will be shown on this blog on Wednesday, June 22 and will receive an "I'm Moxie Fab" challenge winner button as well as a truly moxie fab prize.


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text: On Wednesday, March 20, at 7pm in the Wilson Hall Theatre, Dr. Astrid M. Eckert of Emory University will discuss the history of West Germany during the Cold War by focusing on its most sensitive geographical space, the border with its ideological adversary, socialist East Germany. The Iron Curtain is commonly discussed in relation to the history of the GDR; after all, it constituted the most damning evidence of the GDR's lack of political legitimacy. But the inter-German border did not only affect life in East Germany. In splitting a previously unified polity and territory, the new boundary also had social, economic and political ramifications on its western side. How did West Germans relate to and interact with the ever more fortified border on the country's eastern edge? The lecture explores the emergence of borderlands where none had existed before, examines the Iron Curtain as tourist attraction and considers the varied impact of the border on the surrounding landscape. In all these ways, the inter-German border at the periphery of the Federal Republic proved central to the historical development of the new West German state. Dr. Astrid M. Eckert is an Associate Professor of Modern European History at Emory University in Atlanta. (M.A., University of Michigan, 1995; M.A. Free University Berlin, 1998; Dr. phil. Free University Berlin, 2003). Before moving to Emory, she was a Research Fellow at the German Historical Institute (GHI) in Washington, D. C. (2002-2005). She earned her PhD at Free University Berlin and has published The Struggle for the Files. The Western Allies and the Return of German Archives after the Second World War with Cambridge University Press (2012) which had previously appeared in German with Steiner Verlag Stuttgart. Most recently, she was a Fellow at the American Academy in Berlin. Her latest book project focuses on the history of the inter-German border.


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Monday, August 10, 2015
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I start the Advocare 10 Day Cleanse today. I hesitate to call it a "cleanse" because it isn't. I don't know what else to call it, so I am going to stick with that. Basically, for 10 days, I eat a diet of whole foods. I omit things like sugar, re... Read more
Saturday, May 09, 2015
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Distance: 8 miles
Time: 3 hrs 11 mins
Obstacles: 31 total
Obstacles Attempted: 31
Obstacles Completed: 30
It was a tough course. I gave it all I had and am very pleased with what I accomplished.
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Thursday, January 08, 2015
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I decided to start the New Year out with a cleanse in both the figurative and literal sense.
I started the Advocare 10 Day Cleanse on the 1st. I am not sure why they call it a cleanse. It really isn't. Basically it is some fiber drinks and... Read more
Tuesday, October 14, 2014
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Over the past few months I have been in panic mode over a slight weight gain. All told, I am up roughly 10 pounds from my lowest weight.
It seemed like no matter what I did, those pounds would NOT budge. To make matters worse, my pants wer... Read more
Saturday, July 19, 2014
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It is 5:30 in the morning. I just finished working a 13 hour overnight shift. It has been almost 24 hours since I have slept. I am standing in line at the gym, waiting to warm up for PC Fit. Coach Phyllis starts by yelling "Run it down" and we r... Read more
Wednesday, July 02, 2014
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I am gaining weight. Currently, I am up around 10 pounds from my lowest weight. Most days, I weigh in between 125 and 127, where I was weighing in for the longest time between 117 and 120.
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Thursday, June 19, 2014
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I decided it was time for a change. I haven't worn bangs since I have been 6 years old
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Tuesday, April 15, 2014
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My half sleeve is almost complete - the "I Love You" is in my Mother's handwriting, so no matter what happens, I will always have those words from her
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Monday, April 14, 2014
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I never thought I would see that that...
1. going to the gym is a top priority in my life
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3. A 30 mile bike ride is a normal, fun way for me to spend a few hours
4. I would be entering Mud Runs
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Thursday, April 10, 2014
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I woke up at 4:30 this morning on my day off so I could make it to 6 am X-bike (spinning). I will go back to the gym tonight for 4:30 PC Fit (kinda like cross fit/boot camp) and 5:30 Yoga. I want to offer that up as a big FU to those people that... Read more
Monday, February 17, 2014
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I am in the mood for what I call "Cozy Food"
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May 6, 2016
A board has elected Dartmouth College interim president to become the next chancellor of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
The UNC Board of Governors selected Carol Folt on Friday. She becomes head of the country's oldest public university.
Folt replaces Holden Thorp, who has been chancellor since 2008. He resigned after two years of scandals involving academic fraud, improper travel spending by fundraisers, and special treatment for athletes.
She spent less than a year as Dartmouth's president. The Ivy League school in New Hampshire is five times smaller than UNC-Chapel Hill and lacks big-time collegiate sports.
Folt becomes the first woman to head the Chapel Hill campus, a ground-breaking role she also pioneered at Dartmouth. She takes over in July.
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Monday, October 28, 2013
The human brain continues to be one of the most mysterious and impressive topics in the science field. In addition to creating nearly all of our day to day experiences the brain continues to impress scientists as they discover new things about the brain. A recent study asked another...
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Jango Fett is a fierce bounty hunter, so an army full of his clones is something to be feared. Join them this Halloween with this Child's Clone Trooper Deluxe Costume. This jumpsuit, EVA mask, and belt combo is officially licensed and is a close match to the uniforms seen in the movies and TV shows. The major pieces of this item are made of a white plastic, and the crevices in between each piece is black. Blue marks decorate the mask, shoulders, and chest piece. We've even added dirt and scratch effects to this to make it look like it's been in a real battle. The Clone Troopers are a key part of the prequels to the original Star Wars trilogy as they fight in the war between the Galactic Republic and the Confederacy of Independent Systems. Relive scenes from the movie with this boy's Clone Trooper costume.
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Dave Fernandez
For some reason or another I had a strong desire to be in "radio"…as a child I would record my own shows, complete with music and fake interviews with the stars. Sometime in 1986, I received a call from Greg Steinman, PD for KTQM/KWKA in Clovis, New Mexico and as they say the rest is history! I moved to Lubbock in 2001 and in 2002 I scored the afternoon gig here at ROCK 101.1. I left the air for a brief time…but as Al Pacino said in Godfather 3…."Just when I think I'm Out, They Pull Me Back In!"
Original Series Or Next Generation: Maybe it's because I grew up with the reruns…or maybe I can sum it up in two words…SPOCKS BRAIN!!!
Kirk Or Picard? Are you kidding me? Kirk hands down.
Favorite band or artist: XTC…Check them out…a band out of Swindon, England. Came into the music scene around the same time as the Police…but due to extreme stage fright of the lead singer…never got the exposure they deserve…think of them as a sonic cross between, the Beatles, the Kinks and the Beach Boys. Sharp lyrics and a wonderful landscape of sound!
Favorite rock concert: The Police Reunion at the MGM in Las Vegas on my birthday…does it get any better than that?
Oh and did I say that I got to meet the TWO SPOCKS in Vegas? Yep…the one and only Leonard Nimoy and Zachary Quinto. Now if only I can meet William Shatner in person, then I can die a happy man!
UPDATE: I've met William "The SHAT" Shatner… so, I guess it won't be long now!
[A] Available: I try to be
[B] Best concert: Police (Reunion Tour)
[C] Current clothing: Pink Floyd T-shirt blue jeans
[D] Dirty little secret: First job involved entertaining children at a video store as a clown
[E] Eat at the most: If it's fast food, cheap and bad for you…I'm there
[F] Favorite band: Beatles…it's a bit cliché…but they did help shape modern music
[G] Gummy bears or worms: Chocolate…all the way!
[H] Hometown : San Antonio
[I] If I weren't in radio: I'd be a movie director or a cast member on SNL
[J] Junk food: Cereal
[K] Killer radio moment: I'd have to say first day on the job…nothing like the excitement of flicking that switch and turning up that pot for the first time!
[L] Listen to me: Weekends
[M] Music to chill to: Vangelis Blade Runner Soundtrack
[N] Number of siblings: 7…I'm the oldest of 8
[O] One wish: to have multiple wishes
[P] Person you'd love to meet: Patrick Stewart
[Q] Quantum Physics: has nothing on temporal mechanics
[R] Reason to smile: Family
[S] Start in radio: KTQM/KWKA Clovis, New Mexico…Norman Petty Started these stations
[T] Time you wake up: as I get older…it's earlier for some reason
[U] Underrated band: XTC
[V] Vacation: What's that?
[W] Website you rely on: TIE…slickdeals and slashfilm
[X] X-rays you've had: Teeth, Middle Finger and Head
[Y] Your favorite artists: Houdini…he was an escape artist
[Z] Zodiac sign: Gemini


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Recently, some students from one of the higher education institutions visited my office in search of an opportunity to do their practical training at our office. They narrated to me how they have been going around various offices in Dar es Salaam looking for such opportunities in vain.
As the time for commencing their field placement closes in, they are afraid they might not be able to obtain an opportunity to do their practical training and submit a report to their institution and therefore miss their practical training academic marks.
There are many such students who face the same challenges every academic year and some of them end up desperately missing practical training after they fail to get places to do their field work.
The practice of gaining supervised practical experience is nothing new and in fact ancient references are found to apprenticeships from thousand of years ago. Even philosophers such as Plato, Socrates and others had apprentices who were learning some skills under their supervision.
The main aim of the program is to produce graduates with the requisite human relations, critical thinking and methodological/ technical skills to solve problems by linking theoretical training in classrooms and its application in real life situations.
Coco, M. in her book "A Try Before You Buy Arrangement" released in 2000, argues that supervised practical trainings are very similar to apprenticeships or internships with exposure to real-world problems and issues in a manner that cannot be offered in a classroom environment. All stakeholders, that is students, education institutions, employers and beneficiaries, believe that gaining practical work experience during an educational program are beneficial and complement the students' academic work.
Some of the benefits cited by Coco are:
(a) A better understanding of how classroom concepts are related to practical application;
(b) Improved knowledge of industry as it relates to career paths;
(c) Definition of career ambitions;
(d) Reduced shock when entering the workplace, and
(e) A possibility of faster advancement than non-interns, especially when they have mastered well the job skills.
Although we all acknowledge that practical training is very essential for students in higher education institutions, many students face a lot of challenges when searching for placement to do their practical training.
This is due to the fact that both public and private companies, institutions and departments do not accept students for practical training. Some of these institutions have even stopped taking students for practical training due to various reasons.
In one instance, at least ten students from various institutions told me that nowadays in order to obtain field placement for practical training, one needs to have connections. That is a relative or someone you know in the organization. One lady even told me how she was requested for sexual favours in order to obtain field placement. Others said at least you have to give "something" other wise you will not be considered in that institution.
Another challenge is obtaining poor supervision and support during the practical training from both the academic staff and the staff in the institutions where students do their practical training. In April last year, my niece who studies industrial relations in one of the colleges in Dar es Salaam managed to obtain field placement at one of the public authorities. She was assigned to the legal department.
According to the practical training guidelines from her college, they were supposed to be involved and mentored in various industrial legal issues including drafting and support in solving some labour cases. However, upon their arrival they were assigned to the registry and given a task to write summaries of the cases in the files, the work which they did for the whole practical training period.
They had very little supervision and mentoring from the staff in the department. In addition, their academic staff from college did not visit them during the whole period of practical training. At the end of the practical training they were required to write a report. They had very little information of what the legal department in that authority is doing such that they had to 'cook' the information adding up activities they actually did not do, in order to obtain something tangible to submit at the college.
We have also heard of students' practical allowances being delayed or of some courses not being included in provision of allowances for practical trainings. This has resulted in boycotts and eventually unnecessary confrontations.
There are some reasons which some institutions give as to why they refrain from taking students for practical training anymore. One time this discussion rose up in the online network of Tanzania Professionals (TPN), of which I am a member. Someone commented that previously, he had tried to provide field placement for students but he was totally disappointed such that he suggested that before students are given field placement they should be given career guidance and counseling (of which is not given in our academic institutions nowadays).
He commented that students needed a high level of mentorship and counselling in order for them to understand the logic behind practical training. Sometimes they simplify the essence of practical training and life in general. According to his experience, many students show unaccepted behaviour at work such as drunkenness, truancy, many excuses for not accomplishing tasks, spending more time chatting on facebook or other social networks than accomplishing their tasks, selecting kind of tasks to be given (some of them refuse to be assigned field tasks especially in rural areas).
Moreover, some of them cannot work independently with minimum supervision and cannot meet challenges of working in rural areas such as places to sleep or kind of food obtained in villages, they do not want to wake up very early, do not want to perform manual and hard tasks! By mid day they complain that they are tired! Its pure laziness character!
He further commented that they can be given travel allowances at government rates, but spend all of their allowances even before they travel to their destinations. At the end they demand to be supported in paying for their food and lodging. In one instance, he explained that once some students obtain their travel allowances they go straight and spend it on the phone they longed to obtain for a long time.
Generally speaking, the above experience shows that many students have shown irresponsibility on their duties and work discipline, the experience which has resulted into many companies and institutions refraining from accepting students for practical training.
There was one case where I am working where some practical students from university were given a task of data entry. Despite proper instructions they did the work so badly such that the IT staff had to conduct another exercise of data refinement.
My advice to students who manage to obtain field placement for practical training is that they should be ready to do any assignment provided and be ready to work in every environment-whether in rural or urban areas.
After all if you are studying courses such as social work or community development, you should be aware that most of the opportunities are based in rural areas. You should therefore expect working in fields in areas such as Makete, Namtumbo, Sumbawanga, Mpanda, Loliondo and so on and therefore be ready to take the challenge. After all, in rural areas that's where we need professionals to support development.
TPN members advised that students should be counselled to understand that once they obtain field placement, they should work hard and ensure they obtain the necessary skills for expanding their employment horizons in future as they can obtain people to recommend them in future.
Students should also learn some work skills such as mastering basic computer programs such as MS (Word, Excell, power point etc), obtain language competency in both English and Swahili, negotiation skills and son depending on their field of study.
While there are still many students who face challenges in obtaining field placement for practical training in various organisations, and employers' motivations towards taking students for practical training seem to dwindle each year, there are some people who have volunteered to support students to obtain field placement in various organisations. I would like to appreciate the efforts by Rosemary Mwakitwange at EABMTI, who has been receiving letters from students and connecting them with various organisations depending on their needs and areas of study.
It is true that there are some students who are irresponsible. However, there are those who are serious and when given an opportunity and proper instructions and mentorship, they can be better resources to organisations' activities; thus provide a "boomerang" effect on both sides-the organisation and the student.
I, therefore, call upon public and private organisations, companies, institutions and departments to open up field placements opportunities for more students to allow more students to obtain essential work skills, as eventually they are expected to serve our nation as professionals.
On the other side, academic institutions should ensure they prepare their students for practical training by providing them with essential behaviour counselling and skills they need to posses in order to fit in during practical training.
The writer is a specialist in Education Management, Economics of Education, Planning and Policy Studies. He can be reached through 0754 304181 or [email protected]


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ALEXANDRIA, Va. (WUSA9) -- Alexandria Police say they have arrested a man in connection with the Beacon Hill Bandit bank robberies.
Police say 48-year-old Carlton Thorne was charged with robbery for the crime at the TD Bank in the 500 block of South Van Dorn Street. In that robbery, a man implied he had a weapon to a teller and demanded money. That man then received cash and fled in a white sedan on South Pickett Street. The man was described as in his 40s, 6'0" with short hair. The suspect was wearing a white tee shirt, jeans, a black fleece jacket and dark-colored shoes.
According to police, Fairfax County detectives have also obtained three warrants against Thorne, charging him with robberies there.
The FBI said that the Beacon Hill Bandit hit banks on these dates:
Each time, authorities say the Beacon Hill Bandit would pretend to be on the phone and then demanded money from the teller. In one of the robberies he wore a hard hat. In another, he wore a Ninja Turtle hat. In the Oct. 10 incident, he reportedly wore a dark t-shirt over a gray long-sleeved shirt, blue jeans, dark sneakers, tinted glasses and plain navy blue baseball cap. Then, he fled in an older model white Jeep Cherokee.
The FBI was offering a reward up to $5,000 for information that lead to his arrest and conviction.


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1. Each week players will play each other on a league basis.
2. Each week there will be an overall table.
3. All matches due to be played each week will count.
4. Guesses must be made before kick off! BUT if you miss Thursday's games you can still guess on the weekend games.
5.When guessing please put your guesses in the same order as I list the fixtures.
6. If you make a typo (eg you meant to put 22-12 and you put 22-112) I will have to put that down as your score (unless you correct it before kick off!).
7.There will also be 5 bonus points for selecting the first Barrow Tryscorer.
8.Pick one match each week as a Joker - this will score double points!
9. If one player from any match does not post the win will be given to the other player. who will also be given an average of the weekly point scored, of both the winners and losers of each match. I.E. Winners 64/8 and losers 48/8 would give a score of 8 - 6. This will apply to the non poster but in reverse of course i.e. 6 - 8.
10. If anyone needs fixtures in advance please let me know.
Scoring System For 2013.
For the individual matches.
1. We just predict the scores of the rugby league matches each week and score points accordingly i.e
Barrow V Featherstone 24 - 16
and you score points accordingly:This was the scoring system for last year, there will be additions if we decide to use the league format!
1 Point for the correct result (Home win/ Away win or draw)
2 Points for the correct result and 1 score correct
4 points for the correct result and both home and away scores correct as well
Team A 14-10 Team B
Player 1 14-8
Player 2 12-11
Player 3 8-10
Player 4 14-10
Player 1 would get 2 points (correct result and 1 correct score)
Player 2 1 point (Correct result)
Player 3 no points (Even though they got correct score they got the result wrong)
Player 4 4 points (correct result and both scores)
These are the same rules as used in other competitions.
Barrow V Featherstone 24 - 16
If this was the correct score you would score 4 points
For The League Matches.
2. An overall win will score 3 points.
3. A draw will score 2 points for each player.
4. Defeat scores 0 points
Hope this helps!
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SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) " A Chilean mother says a hospital is restricting her right to see her newborn daughter because she acknowledged smoking marijuana days before she gave birth.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) " Three officers were injured Friday in a shooting near a Planned Parenthood clinic in Colorado Springs and the gunman has been contained, police said.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) " The latest on the shooting near Planned Parenthood clinic in Colorado. (All times local)
HOUSTON (AP) " Philadelphia 76ers center Jahlil Okafor says he's embarrassed about a Boston nightclub scuffle captured on video and is dealing with the team and league on possible discipline.
It seems a few very important people have gone missing on Monday's midseason finale of Gotham. For starters, Bruce Wayne (
BRUSSELS (AP) " Five years ago, Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi warned that millions of Africans wanted to come to the European Union and offered to make the continent's immigration problem disappear in exchange for billions of euros.
JERUSALEM (AP) " Israeli troops shot and killed two Palestinians after they rammed their cars into soldiers in separate attacks in the West Bank on Friday as the country's defense minister urged Israelis to brace themselves for more violence, saying...
CHICAGO (AP) " A Chicago man was charged with first-degree murder on Friday in connection to the slaying of a 9-year-old boy who police say was lured off a basketball court and shot in the head in an alley because of his father's gang ties.
WASHINGTON (AP) " The U.S.-led international team that investigated the deadly U.S. air attack on a hospital in northern Afghanistan last month says it's unclear exactly how many civilians died.
CHICAGO (AP) " The latest on the aftermath of the shooting of a black teenager by a white Chicago police officer (all times local):
PHILADELPHIA (AP) " A pair of baby red pandas at the Philadelphia Zoo have been named after two of the city's most famous residents: Betsy and Benjamin.
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Three German shepherds are recovering after being thrown out of a truck at the Pueblo Motorsports Park.
That happened on October 1st.
A witness saw a man in a blue Dodge truck toss the dogs out, but the truck drove away before the witness could get the license plate numbers.
All three dogs were emaciated, and one of the females had an embedded collar, which had to be removed by a veterinarian. The dogs are currently being treated at Pueblo Animal Services.
If you saw or heard anything related to this case, please call Pueblo Animal Services Dispatch at 719-544-3005. You don't have to give your name.
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I watched the football game between Nebraska and Wisconsin on a come and go basis. Somehow I knew only the last few seconds would really count in the end, anyway.If someone, somewhere, was writing a fiction book about a football team with a jinx on their shoulder, it couldn't be more far fetched, could it? Sometimes truth really is stranger than fiction.So far, no one has come up with an answer for Coach Riley and our Husker team. I think my Nebraska...
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- Maximum Height: 52" The maximum height the product can hang using included chains or rods
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Media Council of Tanzania (MCT) yesterday bid farewell to Veslemoy Salvesen of the Norwegian embassy who for three years was the link person, closely involved in work to promote the country's media industry.
Speaking during the ceremony MCT Executive Secretary Kajubi Mukajanga said Salvesen was the link person for the Norwegian government which is among the countries working closely with the council to ensure the country's media industry moves forward by promoting good governance.
He said MCT has been receiving support from the Norwegian government since 2007 to fund different programmes with the outgoing official working closely with council to ensure all activities were well developed in bid to improve media industry.
For her part Salvesen thanked the government of Tanzania and MCT for giving her cooperation and made her work easy in supporting the media industry.
She said although she was going back, the collaboration between the government of Tanzania and Norway will continue and will improve.
"The one who will take my part is also a good person. It is hard to say goodbye to people who have been together for many years,' said the secretary.
Salvesen called on MCT to continue working hard by stressing ethics and accountability in the profession, adding that she was happy that the media industry is improving day after day.
"I used to be a journalist in my country before joining the Foreign Ministry. When I was appointed to come to this country and found my work was to deal with media I was very happy. From my soul I am very happy having been with MCT and the good people of Tanzania," she said.
Ambassador Ingun Klepsvik said the outgoing secretary built a strong foundation with MCT, enabling the embassy to build a good relationship between the two countries.
She said MCT has a big role to play in representing the country and getting support to improve the media industry.
The envoy added that her country will continue to collaborate with the council.
Moving a vote of thanks on behalf of the media, The Guardian Editor Wallace Mauggo said the Tanzania media are fully convinced that their cordial relations with the Royal Norwegian Embassy and with Norwegian people in support the media industry will continue even after Salvesen's departure.
He said Tanzania media are still faced with challenges that are perhaps more daunting than obtains in many other parts of the world, not surprisingly,including a few other African countries.
"We both acknowledge and appreciate the variety and seriousness of these challenges, which is precisely why we always treasure whatever support true friends like Norway extend to us in the spirit of helping our media to stand on their own feet in dignity," he said.


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FORESTVILLE, Md. – The investigation into a deadly hit-and-run crash on the Capital Beltway Wednesday morning may be a challenge for investigators.
Authorities say 53-year-old Douglas Diggs of Capitol Heights, Md., was hit and killed by a vehicle as he walked along the Outer Loop between Md. 202 and U.S. 50 after 3 a.m.
"An unknown vehicle struck the pedestrian," says Maryland State Trooper Stephen Ayling. "There's very little debris left from the vehicle."
Authorities do not have any witnesses to the incident, and they are not sure why Diggs was walking on the highway.
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The investigation scene slowed traffic to a crawl just north of Route 202 Wednesday morning, but officials cleared the area before peak drive times.
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