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Applications are due by Friday, June 14, but the sooner you register the better your chances! The Institute itself is very thrifty form of professional development. Those you complete the course will receive back their application and housing deposits, making the Institute virtually free. Travel stipends are even available for those traveling from beyond a 30-mile radius of Philadelphia.
Teachers who win the Teaching Thrift Curriculum Development Contest are automatically enrolled in the Institute, do not pay deposits, and will have a special behind-the-scenes experience. The contest deadline is May 15.
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The Historical Society of Pennsylvania is proud to present this institute developed in consultation with Sally Flaherty of the Pennsylvania Department of Education and the Institute for American Values's Center for Thrift and Generosity. HSP has one of the largest archives of material about the historical thrift movement, a reform movement run by a prominent Philadelphia woman.
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Last Wednesday, Egyptian police arrested 49 Hezbollah suspects possessing explosives. Egyptian and Israeli officials believe the Hezbollah operatives were plotting attacks against Israeli tourists. Egyptian police are now looking for 13 others believed to be hiding among Bedouins in the Sinai Peninsula.
Hezbollah made other news last week. US citizens in Israel injured from Hezbollah rockets have filed a $100 million lawsuit against Pyongyang for providing weapons and training to Hezbollah during the 2006 war with Israel. The lawsuit claims that North Korea helped Hezbollah build underground bunkers to store Katyusha rocket launchers in South Lebanon.
While there has been no official response from North Korea, Cairo has called for the arrest of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah for undermining Egypt's sovereignty. Egypt-Iran relations have been tense since 1979, but have soured further over the latter's ambition to acquire nuclear weapons for regional hegemony.
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LAS VEGAS (AP) — The death of an Arizona firearms instructor by a 9-year-old girl who was firing a fully automatic Uzi displayed a tragic side of what has become a hot industry in the U.S.: gun tourism.
With gun laws keeping high-powered weapons out of reach for most people — especially those outside the U.S. — indoor shooting ranges with high-powered weapons have become a popular attraction.
Tourists from Japan flock to ranges in Waikiki, Hawaii, and the dozen or so that have cropped up in Las Vegas offer bullet-riddled bachelor parties and literal shotgun weddings, where newly married couples can fire submachine gun rounds and pose with Uzis and ammo belts.
"People just want to experience things they can't experience elsewhere," said Genghis Cohen, owner of Machine Guns Vegas. "There's not an action movie in the past 30 years without a machine gun."
The accidental shooting death of the firing-range instructor in Arizona set off a powerful debate over youngsters and guns, with many people wondering what sort of parents would let a child handle a submachine gun.
Instructor Charles Vacca, 39, was standing next to the girl Monday at the Last Stop range in White Hills, Arizona, about 60 miles south of Las Vegas, when she squeezed the trigger. The recoil wrenched the Uzi upward, and Vacca was shot in the head.
Prosecutors say they will not file charges in the case. The identities of the girl and her family have not been released.
The Arizona Division of Occupational Safety and Health, the state's workplace safety agency, is investigating the shooting-range death, said agency spokeswoman Rachel Brockway, who declined to provide specifics on the examination.
The coroner in Las Vegas said Vacca suffered from a single gunshot to the head.
Clark County Coroner Mike Murphy told The Associated Press that it will take several weeks for blood-toxicology test results to be complete, and authorities were still investigating the shooting. The coroner said that an official cause of death was pending.
Attractions similar to the Last Stop range have been around since the 1980s in Las Vegas, although the city has experienced a boom of such businesses in the past few years. One dusty outdoor range in Las Vegas calls itself the Bullets and Burgers Adventure and touts its "Desert Storm atmosphere."
Excitement over guns tends to spike when there's fear of tighter gun restrictions, said Dan Sessions, general manager of Discount Firearms and Ammo, which houses the Vegas Machine Gun Experience.
There's also the prohibitive cost of owning an automatic weapon — an M5 might go for $25,000, while a chance to gun down zombie targets with an AR-15 and three other weapons costs less than $200.
"It's an opportunity that people may not come across again in their lifetime," Sessions said.
Tourists from Australia, Europe or Asia, where civilians are barred from many types of guns, long to indulge in the quintessentially American right to bear arms.
"People have a fascination with guns," said Cohen, who is from New Zealand and estimates about 90 percent of his customers are tourists. "They see guns as a big part of American culture, and they want to experience American culture."
The businesses cast a lighthearted spin on their shooting experiences, staging weddings in their ranges and selling souvenir T-shirts full of bullet holes.
But behind the bravado, owners acknowledge they are one errant movement away from tragedy. Cohen's business, for example, is installing a tethering system that will prevent machine guns from riding upward after firing — the same motion that killed the gun instructor this week.
"Guns are designed to cause damage, and if they're mishandled, they'll do exactly that," said Bob Irwin, owner of The Gun Store, the original Las Vegas machine-gun attraction. "They have to be respected."
Sam Scarmardo, who operates the outdoor range in Arizona where the instructor was killed, said Wednesday that the parents had signed waivers saying they understood the rules and were standing nearby, video-recording their daughter, when the accident happened.
Jace Zack, chief deputy for the Mohave County Attorney's Office, said the instructor was probably the most criminally negligent person involved in the accident for having allowed the child to hold the gun without enough training.
"The parents aren't culpable," Zack said. "They trusted the instructor to know what he was doing, and the girl could not possibly have comprehended the potential dangers involved."
Still, the accident has raised questions about whether children that young should be handling such powerful weapons.
Dave Workman, senior editor at thegunmag.com and a spokesman for the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms, said it can be safe to let children shoot an automatic weapon if a properly trained adult is helping them hold it.
After viewing the video of the Arizona shooting, Workman said Vacca appeared to have tried to help the girl maintain control by placing his left hand under the weapon. But automatic weapons tend to recoil upward, he noted.
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Best CD player up to £500, Awards 2012. Marantz has made big improvements to its already brilliant CD player with the CD6004
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Tribeca Film Festival's Road Show Takes Over the Presidio Theatre This Weekend
Founded in 2002 by Robert De Niro, Meet the Parents producer Jane Rosenthal and philanthropist Craig Katkoff as part of an effort to revitalize one of Lower Manhattan's most prestigious neighborhoods in the wake of Sept. 11, the Tribeca Film Festival has added to its repertoire a traveling road show, set to arrive tonight at the Presidio Theatre on Chestnut Street.
Carrie, Samantha, Charlotte and Miranda Dish Dirt on 'Sex and the City 2'
It might seem odd, holding the press conference for one of the summer's most highly anticipated blockbusters in the shoe department of New York's Bergdorf Goodman. But where better to promote Sex and the City 2, which opens today, than here, in the fashion capital of the world, surrounded by the handsome, high-priced high heels so near and dear to Carrie Bradshaw's heart?
Bradshaw, of course, is the fictional, fashion-crazed Upper East Sider, based loosely on creator Candace Bushnell and played by Sarah Jessica Parker, whose romantic misadventures were chronicled, down to the most intimate details, in 2008's Sex and the City.


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The Guardian Angels of Park City
When my son JJ was around 18 months my husband announced we were spending a week in Park City. Since Terry is not an avid skier I was skeptical of his motivation. It turns out there was a surgeon's summit in Salt Lake City and he decided while he attended the conference, JJ and I could hang out in Park City. That said, in my mind there was no way I could be close to a mountain and not snowboard! I then panicked, what do I do with JJ?
At this age, I had not yet put JJ in any sort of daycare. Sure we'd gone to Mommy and Me events and activities – but I knew from the few experiences I'd had that it would not go well if I dropped him off at a play place without me. That's when I was thankful I'd gotten to know the Snowmamas. On the site you'll find an "Ask A Snowmama" section where you can post questions. I did this and was answered by Kristen Fox Haaijer – where she directed me to the Guardian Angels.
The Guardian Angels are just that – angels of Park City. If you're looking for a fantastic, professional babysitting service – this by far is the number one group in Park City and the surrounding areas.
Naturally, as a first time mum I was nervous – not of the babysitter - but of JJ's reaction. At this stage in his life he was all about mummy and daddy. He didn't like to be left with anyone else, so I was completely stressed that all he would do is cry and fuss.
Then, we met Allison, or as my husband liked to call her "Mary Poppins."
A mother of four, she had held a daycare in her home for more than 10 years and knew just what to do with JJ! So much so, that by the second day – JJ didn't even notice we were gone! When we came home, my husband noted that she had gotten JJ to put all his toys away – in awe he said "How did she do that?!!?" Allison was and is one of our favorite memories about Park City.
The ladies of the Guardian Angels are very thorough they will call you, then follow up with a contract and email in advance with the sitter's bio and history as well as instructions of pay, hours and policies. They have been in business since 1993 and to top it all off they also provide grocery services as well as baby gear and toy rentals.
Without a doubt, don't wait for your kids to grow up in order to book your winter vacation, know that there are terrific caregivers available while you enjoy skiing or snowboarding down the mountain. I just booked Allison again for our next trip to Park City!
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text: Hi, I have already used your Classic & Vintage bike forum to get some great feedback on my 1985 Miyata 310. I'm in my late 40's and have used my Mountain bike the last 15 years instead of my road bike due to road traffic. However, I'd like to get back into road biking and I've decided I don't like my Miyata with the shifters on the downtube. I hope this forum can help me narrow my choices of a replacement bike. I'm hitting an area bike swap in a few weeks and am looking for the best forum to get feedback on the type of bike to get. The plan is to bike under 30 miles twice a week to supplement my fitness routine. Happy Cycling. Rob


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"Lean Mean & Green" screens at 3 p.m. Sunday, March 23 at the Detroit Film Theatre at the Detroit Institute of Arts. Tickets are $10.
After the film: A panel talk will be moderated by Free Press columnist Rochelle Riley and include director Carrie LeZotte; the Free Press' John Gallagher, who is a co-producer; Riet Schumack, co-founder and program coordinator Neighbors Building Brightmoor; Kenneth Cockrel, Jr., executive director of Detroit Future City's Implementation Office and Adam Hollier, vice president of Hantz Woodlands.
Title: "Lean, Mean & Green"
Year: 2013
Minutes: 52 Minutes
Director: Carrie LeZotte
Cinematographer: Lon Stratton
Editor: Diane Cheklich
Producer: Carrie LeZotte
Co-producer: John Gallagher
Executive producers: Carrie LeZotte and Ann Cuddohy Slawnik
Production company: One of Us Films
Not rated; suitable for all audiences
Website: http://www.oneofusfilms.org/
A response to documentary and news accounts of Detroit's urban blight, "Lean, Mean & Green" focuses on positive projects in Detroit and other challenged urban communities that work with and repurpose the resources they have. The filmmakers visit with Detroit urban farmers, a resident-created park in Philadelphia, and a neighborhood watch group in Youngstown, Ohio that sent shady party stores packing. Tyree Guyton's Heidelberg Project is also prominently featured. The film also finds how Torino, Italy has transformed an industrial town into an art mecca and how the Ruhr Valley region in Germany uses once-abandoned factory buildings as part of its scenic landscape. The movie is based on "Reimagining Detroit," a book by Detroit Free Press reporter John Gallagher, who is also one of the film's producers.
About the director: Carrie LeZotte began writing, producing and directing while attending Dearborn High School and has never stopped. She made the 2009 documentary, "Regional Roots The Birth and Evolution of Detroit and its People," which covered 300 years of the city's history. Her recent work includes early childhood PSAs for Detroit Public Television and Excellent News! for Excellent Schools Detroit.


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"Toto" is swahili for "child". The idea for the charity came about when Simon Mwafando, a friend of the Knowles family, died of HIV leaving four children - Agnes, Tom, Daniel and Emmanuel. Their mother had abandoned the family some time ago so the children were effectively orphans.
With no father to pay for school fees and no mother to care for them, the children had been withdrawn from school and were living in the bush. The Toto Trust was set up to sponsor them for the duration of their education
- school fees, uniform, clothes, school books, transport, accommodation etc.
Since then the Trust has started sponsoring two more children whose father, a friend of the Francombe family, died suddenly.
The Trust also funds the construction & upkeep of five schools in a remote part of Northern Kenya, an area which government funding does not cover. Construction is only the beginning - once the school is up and running the Trust, along with the local community, funds the cost of school materials, teachers' salaries & maintenance of the buildings. The Trust aims to build one new school or an additional classroom at an existing school each year.
Today there are 691 children in education.
Run by volunteers the Trust can guarantee that 100% of any money donated goes directly to the schools and children.
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Air attacks near Damascus destroy guided missiles apparently headed for Hezbollah
From Israel's perspective, its airstrikes near Damascus were more about Iran than Syria: Tehran's shipment of guided missiles destroyed in the weekend attacks would have posed a potent threat had the weapons reached Iranian proxy Hezbollah in Lebanon.
While Israel says it has no interest getting involved in the Syrian civil war, it could find itself drawn into the conflict if Syrian leader Bashar Assad's Iranian patrons continue to use his territory to ship arms to Hezbollah.
Repeated Israeli strikes would almost certainly prompt Syrian retaliation, yielding a nightmare scenario in which Israel finds itself in a Syrian morass teeming with jihadi rebels, sectarian hatred and chemical weapons.
For the West, it offers another compelling argument that the Syrian war must somehow be brought to an end.
Since the uprising in Syria began in March 2011, Israel has carefully avoided taking sides.
At the same time, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has repeatedly declared a series of red lines that could trigger Israeli military intervention, including the delivery of "game-changing" weapons to Hezbollah.
The first test of this policy came in January when an Israeli airstrike in Syria destroyed a shipment of advanced anti-aircraft missiles bound for Hezbollah, according to U.S. officials.
Israel and Hezbollah fought an inconclusive monthlong war in 2006 and are bitter enemies.
When Israeli intelligence determined last week that sophisticated Iranian-made Fateh-110 missiles had entered Syria, the military prepared to strike again.
Although Israel has not officially confirmed the operation, a senior official said a first airstrike at a Damascus airport early Friday destroyed most of the shipment, while a series of subsequent airstrikes on nearby locations Sunday took out the remnants of the missiles. The official spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to discuss a covert military mission.
Residents in Damascus said they felt and heard several huge blasts before dawn Sunday. Radwan Midani, a 25-year-old office assistant, said he "saw the sky light up."
Midani and others in the Syrian capital said they were more concerned about random mortar attacks by the rebels on their areas than Israeli strikes.
The rebels' weapons are less accurate than Israeli missiles, said Fadi, a 29-year-old businessman who would not give his last name for fear of repercussions for talking to the foreign media.
While also less concerned about the Israeli strikes, "it's very disgusting to have the Israeli mess around with our country's sovereignty," he said in a phone interview.
Assad's regime has tried to portray the rebels as traitors engaged in a foreign-led conspiracy. Syrian officials stepped up those claims after Sunday's strikes, alleging the opposition is cooperating with Israel.
Fighting in Syria continued unabated on Monday as Syrian rebels shot down a military helicopter in the country's east, killing eight government troops on board.
The downing of the helicopter was a welcome victory for rebels fighting to oust Assad as the two sides remain locked in stalemate in the more than 2-year-old conflict.
Assad's warplanes pounded rebel positions inside the Mannagh air base in the north and government troops regained control of six villages along the strategic road that links the northern city of Aleppo with its civilian airport, the country's second largest.


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In an opinion piece by Thomas Stossel, the Harvard physician and researcher argues that financial conflicts of interest between academic research investigators and industry are "unequivocally beneficial" and that the concern that these may cause bias is a "mania". Dr. Stossel seems to be on a crusade in this regard having written numerous similar opinion pieces published in industry supported blogs, Forbes, and the Wall Street Journal and has even started an organization (Association of Clinical Research and Educators) for the purpose of advancing his viewpoint. Dr. Stossel is the brother of well known libertarian and Fox News commentator John Stossel and seems to be expressing a similar libertarian view on biomedical research. Especially interesting considering the apparent strength of his beliefs is his recent publication in Nature Biotechnology in which he claims to prove that those who hold an opposing point of view are biased.
Dr. Stossel's crusade seems to be based on a false premise and supported by distorted presentation of the circumstances. The premise he advances is that industry has been vilified by a "prosecutorial racket". He freely mixes discussion of industry funded research support with industry marketing efforts and Continued Medical Education in a manner that leads him to far reaching conclusions but in fact obfuscates the matter. In essence he calls for complete freedom of industry to influence the information flow to and financial support of physicians and researchers without regulation. There is no real question that industry funding leads to significant and meaningful medical advances. The question to be asked is whether or not the regulations and practices which address financial conflict of interest are beneficial or harmful to this progress.
There are several reasons to question his premises. In most cases all that is required is disclosure of industry support. This is neither onerous nor inhibitory. It is entirely consistent with the transparency many would expect and support in the research enterprise. If the scientists have ownership stake or stands to profit from the outcome of research they are conducting this is a reasonable thing for the community to know. A consumer of research can factor this knowledge into their own consideration of the research report any way they think appropriate. Withholding such information precludes such a consideration.
Research progress and its application to medical practice does not seem to have been inhibited by the current regulatory environment. As Stossel himself states: "the achievements made in the past half century are unmistakable: a 50 percent reduction in cardiovascular mortality despite an epidemic of obesity; a dramatically decreased cancer mortality rate; and the conversion of AIDS from a death sentence to survival with good life quality." This has occurred while the standard has been to identify sources of research support. Most of my own research support came from the NIH. Like most scientists I always identified the source of my funding. It was not difficult. Overall the research environment encourages both the provision and acceptance of research support from industry. Remember Bayh/Dole?
In his call to remove existing regulation of conflict of interest in research Dr. Stossel asks us to suspend common sense. He asks us to belief that people accepting support will not feel beholden. He asks us to believe that financial support will never influence objectivity. The minimal amount of current regulation and the transparency such regulation provides allows us to continue to be wise consumers of research.
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Cheryl Lew, MD, MSBioeth wrote on 07/06/12 11:22 PMObviously Dr. Stossel does not adhere to significant evidence, both in the experimental psychology as well as neurocognitive-neuroimaging literature that clearly demonstrates that tendencies to biases are "hardwired" into our neuronal pathways: some of which work was done at Harvard; but principally the work of Read Montague and the very popular Dan Ariely. Although Montague has demonstrated that subject content expertise can ameliorate some biased judgements, all one has to do is to "google" COI to find a plethora of papers in Nature and Science Magazine which contain fairly convincing evidence of continuing (maybe increasing) scientific misconduct, to understand that Dr. Stossel's claims are disingenuous.
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Feb 23, 2012 | By Jean Sammon
"Competitive" was was the word that kept coming up at a Forum on Taxation in Washington DC last week. Read more
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Ben Franklin may have been right when he said that "…nothing is certain but death and taxes," but America is not so confident when it comes to reforming the tax code. Read more
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Visual C# 2010 Step By Step
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Teach yourself Visual C# 2010-one step at a time. Ideal for developers with fundamental programming skills, this practical tutorial features learn-by-doing exercises that demonstrate how, when, and why to use the features of the C# rapid application development environment. You ll learn how to use Microsoft Visual Studio® 2010 and Microsoft .NET Framework 4.0; develop a solid, fundamental understanding of C# language features; and then get to work creating actual components and working applications for the Windows® operating system. You ll also delve into data management technologies and Web-based applications.
About the Author
John Sharp is the author of Microsoft Windows Communication Foundation Step by Step and Microsoft Visual C# 2008 Step by Step. John is a principal technologist for Content Master Ltd., where he works on technology and training projects for a variety of international customers.
01. Intro
02. Variables, Operators, Expressions
03. Methods & Applying Scope
04. Decision Statements
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06. Errors & Exceptions
07. Classes & Objects
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Dr. A. Jason De Luigi, DO, FAAPMR, CAQSM, DABPM, RMSK
Head Team Physician
Board Certification
Board certified in sports medicine, musculoskeletal ultrasound, pain medicine, physical medicine & rehabilitation (PM&R)
Medical School
Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine
Medical School
Walter Reed Army Medical Center University of Utah
After medical school, Dr. De Luigi completed his PM&R residency as Chief Resident at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. Immediately following graduation, he was deployed as a Battalion Surgeon for 3/187, 101st Airborne (Air Assault) during Operation Iraqi Freedom. Upon his return from deployment, he served as the Assistant Chief of PM&R and Pain Medicine. Dr. De Luigi then completed a sports medicine fellowship at the University of Utah, where he worked with Division 1 (FBS) athletes, as well as the US Ski Team and the Salt Lake Bees (AAA affiliate of Los Angeles Angels). After completion of his sports medicine fellowship, Dr. De Luigi was deployed once again to Iraq as the Battalion Surgeon for 2/27 INF, 25th ID. Upon return from deployment, Dr. De Luigi was named Director of Sports Medicine, the Amputee Clinic, Adaptive Sports Medicine program, and Program Director for the PM&R Residency.
Dr. De Luigi completed his military service in 2011 accepting the position of Director of Sports Medicne for the MedStar National Rehabilitation Network, and started the first ACGME accredited Sports Medicine Fellowship in Washington, DC where he continues to serve as Program Director.
During his time with MedStar, Dr. De Luigi has integrated himself with sports medicine at every level of competition. In addition to serving as Head Team Physician for Catholic University of America, he is the Head Team Physician for the Washington Wizards, as well as Team Physician for the Washington Nationals and Washington Spirit. Throughout this time, Dr. De Luigi continues to work with the US Ski Team for the past 7 years covering international events including the 2014 Winter Games in Sochi, Russia. Furthermore, Dr. De Luigi is extensively involved with youth athletics as Head Team Physician for both Magruder and West Springfield High Schools as well as a coach for Diamond Skills Baseball, Sandy Spring Falcons Travel Baseball, and Olney Boys & Girls Community (OBGC) Sports Association.
Jaime Walls, Assistant Athletic Director for Sports Medicine
Jaime Walls has been an athletic trainer at Catholic University since December of 2006 and was promoted to Assistant Athletic Director for Sports Medicine in October, 2013. A graduate of the University of Richmond and Western Michigan University, Jaime is a certified American Red Cross Instructor of First Aid, CPR and AED for the professional rescuer.
Prior to starting at Catholic University Jaime worked in an orthopedic office as the Durable Medical Equipment Coordinator for The Training Room, Inc., where she perfected skills of brace fitting and managing different patient populations.
While in graduate school at Western Michigan, Jaime worked as an athletic trainer for Kalamazoo College servicing 16 sports. Upon graduation, Jaime became an assistant athletic trainer and certified clinical instructor for the athletic training education program at Albion College. Jaime taught numerous classes in the education program, serviced athletes of 20 sports and was a part of the accreditation process for the Athletic Training Education Program.
Jaime's athletic training interests include manual therapy and hydration/recovery techniques.
Jaime her husband George reside in Oxon Hill, Md.
Katie Dillon, Assistant Athletic Trainer
Katie Dillon came to Catholic University in 2012 following a one-year stint at Auburn University in Alabama. At Auburn, Dillon earned her master's degree in exercise science, while also serving as a licensed athletic trainer at The Orthopaedic Clinic in Opelika, Ala. Here, Dillon worked with numerous schools and youth athletic associations, providing care for acute and emergency injuries.
Dillon was also contracted to Fort Benning Army Base in Georgia, where she worked with basic training soldiers as well as post surgical and long-term rehabilitation soldiers.
Prior to her experience in Alabama and Georgia, Dillon served as the Head Certified Athletic Trainer at Bayside Physical Therapy and Sports Rehabilitation in Edgewater, Maryland. Dillon was contracted to three high schools, and was in charge of all boys and girls varsity and junior varsity sports.
Dillon has also worked as an athletic training intern with the University of Maryland football program, in addition to a number of camps.
A graduate of James Madison University, Dillon earned her bachelor's degree in athletic training.
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FiBL, Frick, Switzerland
The Research Institute of Organic Agriculture FiBL, Frick (Switzerland) is a private institute coordinated by a foundation with the same name and established by organic farmers and consumers in 1973. Today it is the largest research institute within the organic sector in Europe and one of the leading competence centres for research and consultancy on organic agriculture in the world. FiBL has long been committed to the international development of organic agriculture (International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements IFOAM, International Organic Accreditation Service IOAS and International Society of Organic Agriculture Research ISOFAR etc.). Numerous FiBL projects in Eastern Europe, India, Latin America and Africa promote the development of organic research services as well as advisory and certification services. FiBL has two sister-institutes FiBL Germany and FiBL Austria. In the Czech Republic, FiBL together with the PRO-BIO and Palacky University Olomouc initiated the founding of Bioinstitut, o.p.s. In the way, practically focused experiences is transferred into the Czech Republic. FiBL and its network of research institutes are the traditionally important professional guarantor of Bioacademy, where FiBL specialists present their work.
More information: www.fibl.org
PRO-BIO Šumperk
The PRO-BIO Association is a non-governmental, non-profit organisation that supports and promotes ecological methods of farming and the use of organic food in the Czech Republic. The association has 10 regional centres within the whole country and two specialized branches focusing on organic food sale and work with consumers. The Association represents the interests of its members: ecological farmers, processors and traders of organic food as well as schools and consumers, and creates favourable conditions for dialogue and co-operation. PRO-BIO supports the development of ecological farming and ecological education. PRO-BIO is also an active partner for state authorities within implementation of agro-environmental policy. It is the main organizer of European Summer Academy on the Organic Farming – Bioacademy, the international conference held every year in the Czech Republic.
More information: www.pro-bio.cz
Palacky University Olomouc
Through the Faculty of Natural Science – Department of Ecology and Environment, Palacky University Olomouc has been engaged for many years in research into organic management systems, optimal use of landscape and educational activities in this sector. The department also cooperates in the preparation of the scientific programme and realisation of Bioacademy every year.
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text: Students at Rock Creek Elementary in Rocklin received a hands-on appreciation for art though a recent visit to the Crocker Art Museum in Sacramento. Rock Creek's GATE fine arts pilot program students, also known as Studio 29, were selected as recipients for a $400 Target Field Trip Grant, designed to bring learning to life for students. Rock Creek was selected from more than 25,000 applicants from across the country to receive this grant. The only criteria was that the school educators, Delanne Mathias and Susán Federico, include a description of the field trip and its objectives, the benefits to the students and a tie-in to the school curriculum, among others. The Studio 29 program runs every Tuesday and Thursday, where students learn about art and artists. — Staff report


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Gulf Coast Community College is proud to announce its newest inductees into the prestigious Phi Theta Kappa, the International Honor Society of the Two Year Colleges.
Phi Theta Kappa's mission is to recognize and encourage the academic achievement of two-year college students and provide opportunities for individual growth and development through participation in honors, leadership, service and fellowship programming.
Kelly Ayers
Sakina Bailey
Angela Bannister
Olga Batt
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Christopher Clubbs
Mary Beth Corbin
Jacqueline Davis
Meredith Finch
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Brandy French
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Christine Hale
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Caitlin Lawrence
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Jessica Mock
Jessica Mrzena
April Nazaruk
Rob Nichol
Brian Nichols
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Jennie Radulescu
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Topic: Off-topic / Official Cleverbot Thread
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In our weekly installment of Crime Stoppers, Tallahassee investigators are looking for Tyron Junior Kirksey. He's wanted for petty larceny, forgery of public records and counterfeiting with intent to defraud.
Police need your help tracking him down.
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Southern Injustice
Convicted of murder in a deeply flawed trial, Herman Wallace has spent nearly 37 years in solitary confinement. Will new evidence finally lead to his release?
If the story of Herman Wallace's trial reads like a study in Southern justice, its sequel shows what has changed in Louisiana in the intervening decades—and what has remained the same. Wallace and Woodfox now have a small legion of active supporters and an impressive team of lawyers renowned for their death penalty appeals, including Nick Trenticosta, director of the Center for Equal Justice, in New Orleans, and George Kendall at the pro bono unit of Squire Sanders & Dempsey in New York. But even good lawyers can't vitiate the Louisiana justice system's apparent determination to keep Wallace and Woodfox locked up and locked down, for reasons that appear to go far beyond the facts of the 1972 murder of Brent Miller.
The two men believe that they were originally targeted for the murder because their political beliefs and activism represented a threat to the absolute power of prison authorities. Statements from Angola's current warden, Burl Cain, suggest they are being kept permanently in solitary for much the same reason. Cain has been widely celebrated for "transforming" Angola, largely through the institution of Christian "moral rehabilitation," which he sees as the only path to redemption for the sinners in his charge. There is no room, either in Cain's worldview or on his prison plantation, for people who question authority like Herman Wallace and Albert Woodfox have.
In a 2008 deposition, Cain declared, "The prison operates with one authentic authoritarian figure, the warden and the rule book." He also said that Woodfox's lack of deference made him a dangerous man: "The thing about him is that he wants to demonstrate. He wants to organize. He wants to be defiant. He wants to show to others that he is powerful and strong."
Woodfox's lawyers have pointed out that he had no record of violence and few disciplinary infractions in the past 20 years. They documented a similar record for Wallace in a 2006 deposition [PDF]: "Mr. Wallace's most recent disciplinary report for institutional violence occurred some 22 years ago," it said, and in recent years, Wallace's handful of infractions included "possessing handmade earrings and a poem, 'A Defying Voice'"; "wearing a handmade necklace with a black fist"; and "possessing the publication, It's About Time, a Black Panther publication 16 containing articles/photos on the Angola three, characterized as, quote, 'racist literature' by security personnel." His most recent disciplinary report "was December 2005, when he was found in the possession of excess number of postage stamps, for which he received thirty days cell confinement."
But Cain believes "It's not a matter of write-ups. It's a matter of attitude and what you are." And to Cain, what Woodfox and Wallace are and will always be is Black Panthers. Associate Warden Hayden Dees previously said that "a certain type of militant or revolutionary inmate, maybe even a communist type" was dangerous enough to be kept in permanent lockdown. In 2008, Cain said that Woodfox belongs in solitary because "I still know that he is still trying to practice Black Pantherism, and I still would not want him walking around my prison because he would organize the young new inmates. I would have me all kind of problems, more than I could stand, and I would have the blacks chasing after them."
Wallace says that Cain at least once offered to release the two men into the general population if they renounced their political views and accepted Jesus Christ as their savior. He refused. Cain declared that "Albert Woodfox and Herman Wallace is locked in time with that Black Panther revolutionary actions they were doing way back when…And that's still their motive and that's still their goal. And from that, there's been no rehabilitation."
Louisiana's attorney general, Buddy Caldwell, also appears determined to keep the two men in prison at all costs—a vow that he will likely try to uphold even if Wallace's case succeeds in federal court. Caldwell's resolve has already been tested in the case of Woodfox: When a federal judge overturned Woodfox's conviction in 2008 and ordered him released on bail, the attorney general sprang into action—filing an emergency motion to keep him behind bars, sending fearmongering emails to the community where Woodfox was planning to stay with his niece, and telling the press that he was "the most dangerous person on the planet." Persuaded by Caldwell's plea and Cain's testimony about his dangerous nature, the federal appeals court granted the motion and denied Woodfox bail; he remains in lockdown, awaiting his appeal. In a recent letter, Wallace wrote of Caldwell, "Like most prosecutors, he will never admit he made a mistake, he's fighting to keep us imprisoned. The reputation of the Louisiana justice system is at stake here. If we gain our freedom it would expose the corruption that is rampant throughout the system."
The fate of both Wallace and Woodfox ultimately lies in the hands of the federal Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans—and here, they are worse off than they might have been 40 years ago. In the 1950s and 1960s, a small group of Fifth Circuit judges—mostly Southern-bred moderate Republicans—won a reputation for advancing civil rights and especially school desegregation. But today the Fifth Circuit, which covers Louisiana, Texas, and Mississippi, is among the most ideologically conservative of the federal appeals courts. It is notable for its overburdened docket and for its hostility to appeals from defendants in capital cases, including claims based on faulty prosecution and suppressed evidence. In particular, the Fifth Circuit has kept the gurneys rolling in Texas' busy execution chamber. The court has even been reprimanded by the US Supreme Court, itself no friend to death row inmates: In June 2004, Justice Sandra Day O'Connor wrote that in handing down death penalty rulings, the Fifth Circuit was doing no more than "paying lip service to principles" of appellate law.
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In Jari-Matti Latvala's latest exclusive column on
, the Ford Abu Dhabi World Rally Team man reflects on Rallye de France, where he took his very first Power Stage win...
I'm pleased with how things went last weekend in France, because I think it was the best performance I have ever produced on tarmac and in the end I was really quick in my Ford Fiesta RS WRC car.
Unfortunately, though, the final result doesn't tell the whole story and is not a true reflection of just how competitive we were, as we lost a lot of time on Friday when I went slightly off the road in SS3.
That happened because we were on the soft tyres for the first loop of stages. It was a risky choice, but we wanted to see how things would work on them even though the conditions looked like they would probably favour the harder option.
Apart from that one test, however, we set good times in all the stages and I didn't really have any other moments, except a spin in the second stage on Sunday morning. We only lost ten seconds there, though, and I was still fourth-quickest. It was nothing like the 80 seconds we conceded on Friday morning in Pays d'Ormont 1.
Throughout the three days, the speed was really evident and in total we set 18 top three times and took five stage wins from a possible six on the final day. That was most encouraging.
The win in the Power Stage in Haguenau, Sébastien Loeb's home city, was also great and gave me a real confidence lift.
It was my very first Power Stage win, so that was special. It also came on tarmac, which I didn't expect, so it means even more.
I am not usually so good in these short super special like tests - and this test was a bit like one of those at only 4.20km long. I actually enjoyed driving this one, however. It was a really nice test. I had a good feeling last year in it and I felt the same when I returned to do the stage this time too, even on the first run [as SS20]. I felt like I would be able to fight for the Power Stage win and I gave it my all. It went really well and it was good to beat all my rivals by over two seconds, especially given the test was so short.
It was a nice way to end the event as well, one that marked my 100th WRC run with Miikka [Anttila – my co-driver]. The Power Stage win was a nice way to celebrate that, but what we are really happy about is having made a big step forward with ourselves and with the car on tarmac.
Over the years, I have always lost time on tarmac. I haven't been able to feel the car and really be as competitive as I would have liked – but we are starting to find our way now and I believe we can soon be as competitive on tarmac as on gravel.
I think it is definitely going to be possible to push for podiums on asphalt from now on – although winning may take a bit longer. Every aspect has to be perfect to win and Loeb is also a very difficult man to beat on tarmac, but we will take it step-by-step and that is something I will try and work for.
I haven't won a rally at all this year, however, so the first thing is just to win a gravel rally again! Then we can see about trying to win on tarmac.
I do feel ready, though, to really start fighting for top places on asphalt and I have a good feeling going to Catalunya later this month, especially as my Fiesta RS WRC car performed brilliantly for me in France. It looked absolutely fantastic, too, in its black colour scheme! We had no issues, no punctures and no problems. The set-up of the car was really close to perfection. The way it is, is something I have been dreaming of for a long, long time. I have never had a car working so well and so suited to me as it is now. I'm very happy.
I enjoyed returning to Strasbourg, as well, after the first Rallye de France based there in 2010. The whole event ran pretty smoothly. There were a nice number of spectators – although not necessarily as many as last year. But I think that was because crowd favourite Loeb retired on the Friday with engine problems. The service park location was good, too, and I enjoyed the stages.
I think the idea of stopping people cutting corners was a good one, although I do have reservations about how it was done. They used steel rods, which you normally use when you build concrete walls. You use them inside the concrete to make it stronger. The steel rods were just hammered into the ground. They were a rusty brown colour and sometimes it was actually quite difficult to see them.
Also, if somebody went over one of them, they just twisted and then the rod would cut the side wall of the tyre.
I didn't have any experience of punctures with them, but I know some of the other drivers did. For me, going forward for 2012, they should use bigger steel poles – more like road sign poles – and they should be white, which will make them easier to see. Overall, though, it was a good rally.
At the end, I again gave a place to Mikko [Hirvonen – my team-mate] as I had done in Australia last month. I didn't mind doing it, however, especially when we look at how tightly-poised things are in the drivers' championship with Mikko now equal on points with Loeb.
Besides, when I took the time penalty, it didn't matter to me so much, just because fourth and fifth places are obviously not the same as a podium – and while it did end up being a podium, that was only after Petter [Solberg]'s exclusion.
For me, it is more painful to have to give up a podium if you have succeeded on the rally and are in that place after driving really well. Then if you have to let your team-mate by, it is a lot more difficult. That wasn't the case this time, though, after what happened on the opening day.
Spain is next on the agenda, and I am looking forward to it. The first day there is on gravel and we have around 166 kilometres in total to tackle on the Friday. The gravel roads are very nice in Catalunya. Then on days two and three we switch to tarmac, and those stages are the closest we get to competing on a racing circuit. It is a good rally.
What will I be aiming for in España?
I am going to go to the penultimate round and try to be as relaxed as possible. I will give the best performance I can, because the fight is very tight between us and Citroën.
I am prepared to help Mikko again if need be, but I also want to do a very good job for myself, too. We will just go out there and drive flat-out.
Then we will see what the result is at the end. Anything could happen, as we've seen in the last two rounds.
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This article has been taken from the official MV press release which stated that it was tyres. Don't know why that hasn't been put on here and making it sound mechanical!?
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A poultry wraith.
A paltry poultry wraith with only devils on horseback providing the only measly offering of tasty protein.
Thankfully, none of us have to go through that miserable possibility – vegetarians excluded, of course.
Problem is, turkey is a one day deal. Once and done.
No matter how much effort goes in to using up all the remaining bird once Christmas dinner is over, turkey starts to dry out before the family has even stopped burping.
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Check out the videos and recipes below for Marco's scintillating approaches on how to whip up turkey and vegetable casserole, turkey and leek pie, turkey caesar salad, turkey steak with ketchup vinaigrette and turkey and asparagus risotto.
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Cooking time 15-20 mins
- 2 tbsn olive oil
- Turkey breast joint 250g
- Risotto rice 200g
- 1 medium shallot / quarter of a white onion
- 1 litre vegetable stock, using 2 stock cubes
- 2 tablespoons white wine
- 200g asparagus spears, finely sliced
- Fresh parsley
- Knob of butter
- 30g Parmesan
- Seasoning to taste
The Turkey:
Season the turkey with salt and pepper. Put half the oil in an oven proof pan and heat.
Once hot, put the turkey joint skin side down to seal. Transfer to a pre-heated oven at 180C and roast for 15 – 20 minutes until cooked.
Remove from the oven and rest for five minutes. Carve into slices.
The Risotto:
Put the remainder of the oil in a pan on a medium heat along with the shallots, rice and white wine. Reduce the white wine.
Slowly add the vegetable stock 1 ladle at a time, once the previous ladle has been absorbed by the rice.
Add the asparagus during the last 3 minutes of cooking.
Once the asparagus is cooked, add parmesan, salt and butter to taste
Serve with the roasted turkey on top
Turkey Steak with ketchup vinaigrette
- Turkey breast steaks (four in a pack)
- 200ml olive oil
- 170g tomato ketchup
- 1 tablespoon Worcester sauce
- 1 tablespoon chopped chives
- 1 tablespoon chopped tarragon
- 1 tablespoon chopped chervil
- 25g chopped shallots
- 5 ml white wine vinegar, optional
- 3 or 4 drops tobacco
- Pinch of salt and pepper for seasoning
Mix the olive oil, ketchup, shallots, Worcester sauce, chives, tarragon, chervil, vinegar, Tabasco and seasoning together
Cover steaks in some oil and rub in with the seasoning
Add to a very hot pan with a little more of the oil, massage the oil into the steaks and season again
Cook the steaks for a minute on each side
Turn off the stove but leave the steaks in the pan
Place the steaks onto a plate
Pour the vinaigrette on top of the steaks
Garnish with herbs
Turkey Caesar Salad
- 40g parmesan
- 350g of roasted turkey breast
- Pre-made Ceasar dressing; (to make blend anchovies, sunflower oil, 1 garlic clove, juice of ½ a lemon)
- 2 avocados
- 1 Romaine lettuce with the hearts removed
Mix ½ of the lettuce with some dressing to and add to a serving dish
Halve the avocados and scoop out the inside with a spoon and add half to the dressed lettuce
Grate some parmesan onto the lettuce and avocados
Slice the turkey joint and add pieces to the salad
Add the remainder of the lettuce and avocado and pour the rest of the dressing on top of the meat
Grate further parmesan
Turkey and Leek Pie
- 1 Kilo turkey breast or thigh, cubed
- 1 Litre of stock made with 2 stock cubes
- 3 Large leeks, chopped
- 1 dessert spoon of Cornflour and water to mix
- Splash of double cream
- ½ Kilo short-crust pastry
- 1 Egg
- Clarified butter to glaze (optional)
Cook the chopped leeks in the stock for five minutes
Add the cubed turkey to the stock and poach, bringing the water to the boil
Mix the cornflour with water and add the cream
Spoon the poached turkey and leeks into a pie dish
Brush the egg wash under the rim of the rim of the pie dish
Hang the rolled out pastry over the top of the pie dish and cut off excess pastry
Brush the top of the pastry with the egg wash
Place in the oven for 25/30 mins at 200 degrees Celsius
Re-glaze the pie with clarified butter when it comes out of the oven
Turkey and Vegetable Casserole
- 500g Turkey breast cubed
- 100g Peas
- ½ Stick of celery cut into medium sized pieces (reserve leaves)
- 1 Large onion cut into quarters
- 2 Leeks cut into large pieces
- 3 Carrots peeled and cut lengthways and cut into chunky pieces
- 1 Litre stock made with 2 stock cubes
- 1 dessert spoon of cornflour and water to mix
- Splash of double cream
Add the carrots, celery, onion to the pan with the stock and simmer for 10 minutes
Add the leeks and simmer for another 10 minutes
Add the turkey and for a further 5 minutes turning the heat up a little so it's almost boiling
Thicken the stock with the cornflour and water mix, slowly stirring it in
Add the celery leaves and peas and simmer for a couple of minutes
Use parsley to garnish


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