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The Dr. David Chu Program in Asia-Pacific Studies aims to foster and disseminate knowledge about the Asia-Pacific. Many of our activities promote specialized research and teaching about particular locations in the region; but our hallmark is that we provide an intellectual meeting ground for critical and self-reflexive conversations that cut across conventional academic disciplines and traditional area studies. Toward this end the program is especially interested in sponsoring activities that bring the Asia-Pacific into global conversations about the most pressing issues we face in the contemporary world, while at the same time reflecting on the significance of the past for us today. Our wide range of activities includes public academic events, teaching programs, scholarships, and more. These are aimed to strengthen undergraduate and graduate education, to contribute to excellence in scholarship, to support student initiatives and leadership development, and to advance knowledge of the Asia-Pacific in the wider community. While the "Asia-Pacific" signifies a geographical region of the world, we recognize that it is ultimately an imaginary space whose boundaries are subject to negotiation and which may shift according to the issues we encounter. In a rough sense, however, we promote knowledge of Asia and its geographically contiguous Pacific region, while also addressing the presence of Asia and Asian populations in North America and throughout the world.
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Director Fujitani taught for more than two decades at the University of California's Santa Cruz and San Diego campuses before moving to Doshisha University in Kyoto (2010) and then the University of Toronto (2011). His research focuses especially on modern and contemporary Japanese history, East Asian history, Asian American history, and transnational history (primarily U.S./Japan and Asia Pacific). His major works include: Splendid Monarchy (UC Press, 1996; Japanese version, NHK Books, 1994; Korean translation, Yeesan Press, 2003); Race for Empire: Koreans as Japanese and Japanese as Americans in WWII (UC Press, 2011; Japanese and Korean versions forthcoming from Iwanami Shoten and Il Cho Kak, respectively); Perilous Memories: The Asia Pacific War(s) (co-edited, Duke U. Press, 2001); and Transcolonial Film Co-productions in the Japanese Empire: Antinomies in the Colonial Archive, a special issue of Cross-Currents: East Asian History and Culture Review (co-edited, 2012). His latest book was recently selected as a 2012 runner-up for the American Studies Association's John Hope Franklin Prize (best book in American Studies). He has held numerous grants and fellowships, including from the John S. Guggenheim Foundation, American Council of Learned Societies, Stanford Humanities Center, Social Science Research Council, Institute for Research in Humanities at Kyoto U, Humanities Research Institute at UC Irvine, and University of California President's Research Fellowship in the Humanities. He has also served on numerous editorial and institutional boards including for the International Journal of Korean History, Cross-Currents: East Asian History and Culture Review, Japanese Studies, University of California Press, Stanford Humanities Center, and Association for Asian Studies; and is editor of the series Asia Pacific Modern (UC Press).
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High Point must be a good fit for Ralph Lauren Corp. In mid-June the New York-based apparel and branding company announced it would expand operations there, where it already employs more than 1,400 at three distribution centers and other offices. It will invest $142 million and create 500 jobs paying an average annual wage of $31,000, less than Guilford Countys average of $40,196 within five years of the expansion, which is scheduled to begin later this year. Upon completion, Ralph Lauren, known mostly for its Polo brand, will have invested $267.7 million in the city.
The company announced its first High Point operation, a distribution center, in 1991, and this is the second major local development it has announced in the past two years. In November 2010, it said it would create 400 new jobs and invest $21 million to buy a building and turn it into a distribution and logistics center for its home goods, bedding, apparel and other products. That renovation is still under way. The latest upgrading apparel-fulfillment and -distribution centers was announced after High Point officials approved $2 million in incentives and Guilford County chipped in $1.2 million. The state will give the company up to $500,000 from the One North Carolina Fund for the expansion and a Job Development Investment Grant that could be worth $2.5 million if it meets employment and investment targets.
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Ralph Laurens history of investment in the Triad city by date of each projects announcement:
January 1991
New Piedmont Centre distribution center
Investment: $21 million
Jobs: 300
October 1998
Expansion of Piedmont Centre
Investment: $30 million
Jobs: 600
October 2006
New Kivett Drive distribution center
Investment: $40 million
Jobs: 250
June 2007
Expansion of Piedmont Centre
Investment: $13.7 million
Jobs: 0
November 2010
New Eagle Hill distribution center
Investment: $21 million
Jobs: 400
June 2012
Expansion of Piedmont Centre and Kivett Drive distribution centers
Investment: $142 million
Jobs: 500
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WINSTON-SALEM Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center named Eric Tomlinson chief innovation officer and president of Piedmont Triad Research Park. He has a background in drug development at companies in Georgia and Texas.
MOUNT AIRY Pike Electric will purchase Charlotte-based UC Synergetic for $70 million from Falfurrias Capital Partners, the private-equity firm of former Bank of America CEO Hugh McColl. The company provides engineering and design services for electric utilities as well as transmission and substation infrastructure.
WINSTON-SALEM Krispy Kreme Doughnuts repurchased about 3.1 million shares for $20 million. The average price per share was $6.42.
GREENSBORO Bennett College named Esther Terry interim president, making her the first alumna to lead the school, after Julianne Malveaux stepped down earlier this year. Terry had served as provost and vice president for academic affairs for the past three years.


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18 comments:
- Renee said...
I started this last year for my daughter. I store ours in my stashed gift bin. :)
- May 4, 2012 at 9:07 AM
That's such an amazing idea. I hope I remember this when I have children of my own.
- May 4, 2012 at 12:43 PM
c'est vraiment super!! je vais faire a mes enfants !! c'est un trés bon souvenir !!
- May 4, 2012 at 1:43 PM
- pink and green mama MaryLea said...
Merci Beaucoup! : )
- May 4, 2012 at 1:50 PM
- Carla said...
Hi MaryLea! I am a huge fan of your blog and fabulously creative ideas. This is a fantastic idea for an end-of-the-year gift to give students....a tradition I might start when I finally go back to work!
- May 4, 2012 at 2:18 PM
- pink and green mama MaryLea said...
Thanks Carla!
- May 4, 2012 at 2:21 PM
- toeturtle said...
I absolutely LOVE this idea. I am tearing up just thinking about doing this (and I'm not an emotional person). I have a couple more years till my daughter starts school, but I MUST remember this!
- May 4, 2012 at 5:23 PM
- Raising a Happy Child said...
Oh, how timely! I really like this idea, and I would love to make this special keepsake for my daughter as well.
- May 4, 2012 at 7:25 PM
Do the teachers write in the book or add their own notes?
- May 4, 2012 at 7:28 PM
- pink and green mama MaryLea said...
@ Cheryl,
The teachers write their own notes on the inside cover of the book - just a sentence or two, their name, grade, and the year.
The notes are heartfelt and really sweet.
- May 4, 2012 at 7:35 PM
- Marcia said...
That's a great idea! I'll have to do that!
- May 4, 2012 at 10:33 PM
- Dawn Grobe said...
Jackson finishes his third and final year at the Infant/Toddler Center this year. I am going to ask his beloved teacher to do this for him. Thank you for the brilliant idea!
- May 5, 2012 at 7:11 PM
- Growing a Jeweled Rose said...
I absolutely love this idea! What a very meaningful graduation gift to receive. I will definitely be starting a collection for my girls.
- May 6, 2012 at 8:27 PM
- Michele {The Scrap Shoppe} said...
That is so sweet! I really want to try to remember to do this or something similar when my boys start school. I love that you went back to find old teachers! :)
- May 14, 2012 at 8:47 AM
- Spur Cross Stables said...
I came across your blog from Pinterest and I have to say this is a great idea. Hopefully crossing fingers, I'll have a child of my own to do this. Love it!!!
- June 1, 2012 at 1:20 PM
- Lisa Graham said...
I love the idea of adding the pictures!! Thanks for sharing!
- August 16, 2012 at 9:13 PM
- Chelsea Simmons said...
What was the message that the K teacher wrote? I was asked to do this by a parent, and I'm just trying to get ideas :) Thank you!
Love this idea!
- June 19, 2014 at 6:15 PM
- pink and green mama MaryLea said...
HI Chelsea,
The Kindergarten teacher wrote: "I loved having you in my Kindergarten class this year! You were always a ray of sunshine. I can't wait to watch you grow up into the wonderful woman I know you will become. Love, Mrs. P"
Other comments over the years included
"you were a good friend to all"
" I loved having you in my class"
"You are my little artist, I loved having you in my class"
"You are going to go many exciting places. Please keep in touch and let me know what you are up to, I can't wait to see what you will do!"
"I love your sense of humor, intelligence, and happy spirit!"
"You have grown in so many ways, I can't wait to see what the future holds for you. I am so proud of you!"
Hope this helps!
Pink and Green Mama, MaryLea
- June 20, 2014 at 12:25 AM
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Bob Osborn, NNSA Associate Administrator for Information Management and Chief Information Officer, has been selected as one of Federal Computer Week's 2012 Federal 100 Award Winners. The award recognizes government and industry leaders who have played important roles in the federal government IT community.
Osborn has been specifically acknowledged as being part of a select group of professionals who had the greatest impact on the government information systems community in 2011. As leader of the NNSA's information management and information technology (IT) initiatives, Osborn and his team have skillfully laid out an aggressive plan to update and modernize the agency's IT infrastructure.
In his current role, Osborn is responsible for all aspects of cyber security across the nuclear security enterprise. He and his team have been very successful in maintaining NNSA's networks, which allow essential national security programs to be executed. Osborn also serves as NNSA Transformation Executive and leads the agency's move to OneNNSA – a fully integrated enterprise, organized to succeed, that performs work seamlessly and speaks with one voice.
Federal Computer Week magazine will hold a black-tie gala on March 28 in Washington, D.C., to recognize the accomplishments of the award winners.
Rose Gottemoeller, Assistant Secretary of State for the Bureau of Arms Control, Verification and Compliance, traveled to snow-covered Seattle to share her insights about this important topic on January 17. She discussed arms control and verification challenges in the information age, as part of an arms control seminar series hosted by Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. Later that day at the University of Washington, Assistant Secretary Gottemoeller spoke about innovative concepts in arms control policy and the changing nature of diplomacy in the information age.
Energy Secretary Steven Chu visited Sandia National Laboratories in New Mexico on Jan. 26 to highlight President Obama's State of the Union address and discuss the Obama Administration's commitment to energy innovation and advanced manufacturing. Secretary Chu was joined by U.S. Congressman Martin Heinrich and Albuquerque Mayor Richard Berry on a tour of Sandia National Laboratories' National Solar Thermal Test Facility, which is working to advance industry collaboration on clean energy technologies. Secretary Chu also hosted a Town Hall with employees at the site as part of the visit.
Five scientists from Los Alamos National Laboratory have been honored by Laboratory Director Charles McMillan as Laboratory Fellows. The new Fellows are Bruce Carlsten, Mike Leitch, Michael MacInnes, Richard Martin, and Amit Misra.
The fellows are honored for their sustained, high-level achievements in programs of importance to LANL either a fundamental or important discovery that has led to widespread use or and having become a recognized authority in the field, including outside recognition and an outstanding record of publications.
The 2011 Fellows were selected from 17 nominees, and a committee of scientists and engineers from across LANL reviewed the nominations and recommended finalists who were confirmed by the laboratory director.
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Students and teachers today will get the chance to talk live with nuclear experts from across the country about various nuclear issues today as part of the National Nuclear Science Week. The talks will cover electricity production, basics in nuclear science, nuclear medicine and an overview of the future of nuclear energy in the U.S.
For a complete list of live talks see:http://www.nuclearscienceweek.org/
From left to right: NNSA Deputy Administrator for Defense Programs Don Cook; Dublin, Calif. Mayor Tim Sbranti; Danville, Calif. Mayor Candace Andersen; Livermore, Calif. Mayor John Marchand; NNSA Administrator Thomas D'Agostino
NNSA Administrator Tom D'Agostino hosted mayors from across the country while the mayors were in Washington, D.C. during the annual U.S. Conference of Mayors meeting last week. The mayors represented major metropolitan cities and local communities – including Livermore, Calif., Danville, Calif., Dublin, Calif., Albuquerque, N.M., Las Vegas. N.V., Amarillo. Texas, Columbia, S.C., and Kansas City. Mo. All cities are located adjacent to NNSA laboratories and plants. D'Agostino appreciated the opportunity to communicate directly with these local leaders and to discuss issues of mutual interest.
NNSA leadership recognizes that local community officials serve as a source of strength not only in advancing NNSA goals locally but also in strengthening the organization's relationships with other key federal and state officials to move the nation's nuclear security agenda forward. Each of the mayors expressed their appreciation for the opportunity to convey their priorities to D'Agostino and indicated they would be doing the same with other administration and congressional officials during their stay in Washington, D.C.
In just one year, the NNSA's Kansas City Plant (KCP) will begin a carefully orchestrated move to its new location with the help of six relocation firms who were recently awarded contracts valued at about $80 million.
In one year, on Jan. 23, 2013, KCP will begin the complex task of moving manufacturing, laboratory and office equipment from its current location at the Bannister Federal Complex to a newly constructed National Security Campus eight miles south at Botts Road and 150 Highway in South Kansas City. The move will involve approximately 2,800 pieces of large capital equipment and more than 40,000 moving crates filling approximately 2,600 semi-trailer loads.
KCP selected CB Richard Ellis (CBRE), the world's largest commercial real estate company, to plan and manage the monumental task of relocating the nearly three million square feet facility, including manufacturing, engineering and administrative offices, to the new location. Additional supporting contracts to execute the move were awarded to P1 Group, Inc., Foley Company, Fry-Wagner, Graebel, and Daniels. The total contract value is more than $80 million and is one of the largest purchasing contracts awarded by Honeywell FM&T, the management and operating contractor for KCP.
In January 2013, when construction of the new, state-of-the-art manufacturing and engineering campus is complete, the relocation contractors will begin moving the KCP operations in a phased-in approach. The move will take place over a 19-month period and will allow for dual operations at both facilities to ensure continued delivery of product in support of national security.
The new smaller, more efficient facility maintains the capability to assure the reliability, safety and security of the nation's defense systems while enabling NNSA to recruit and retain the next generation of scientists and engineers. KCP remains committed to supporting the President's nuclear agenda which includes enhanced safety and security and also takes advantage of opportunities to reduce the number of warhead types.
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Rising energy demand in Southeast Asia could contribute to a significant growth in nuclear power over the coming decades. As states invest in new nuclear power programs, they must also simultaneously develop indigenous expertise to ensure that these programs are safe and effective as well as compliant with international nonproliferation and safeguards obligations.
The International Nuclear Safeguards and Engagement Program (INSEP), a program within the Office of Nonproliferation and International Security at NNSA, works with countries that are developing nuclear programs build the safeguards expertise needed to ensure that new energy initiatives are securely operated. Last month, an INSEP team traveled to Malaysia to participate in an International Workshop on Safeguards Curriculum Development at the National University of Malaysia (UKM). The event brought together experts from Malaysia, the Republic of Korea and the United States to support UKM with the development of a Safeguards, Safety and Security Program. While the workshop focused on the creation of an indigenous safeguards education program specifically for Malaysia, it also supported the shared goal of the United States and Republic of Korea to develop the next generation of safeguards experts around the world.
Sandia Site Office Manager Patty Wagner has announced that she will be retiring effective Feb. 3, 2012 after 31 years of federal service.
As Sandia Site Office manager, she was responsible for overseeing the $2.5 billion contract for Sandia National Laboratories and ensuring the safe and secure operations of the laboratories. From December 2003 to January 2004, she was the lead negotiator on the Sandia contract, which includes innovative new contracting language. In 2008, she led the NNSA's Acquisition Strategy for NNSA's production missions resulting in a decision to conduct a competition resulting in a single contract for the management of the Y-12 National Security Complex and the Pantex Plant, with an option for the phase-in of Tritium Operations performed at the Savannah River Site. While serving as the Sandia Site Office manager, she also served as the chair of the Source Evaluation Board responsible for the $1.7 billion nuclear production contract competition.
Prior to coming to the Sandia Site Office, she joined the former DOE/NNSA Albuquerque Operations Office in January 1997 where she served as the assistant manager for Business Operations and in February 2002 was promoted to the deputy manager for Business & Administration and managed approximately 300 Federal personnel. She began working for DOE in 1995 as the chief of staff at the Rocky Flats Field Office in Golden, Colo. Prior to working for DOE, she worked for the Resolution Trust Corporation in Denver from June 1991 to April 1995. She held other senior management positions with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Division of Liquidation dating back to April 1984. Her federal career began in 1978 as a bank examiner for the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
She is the recipient of two Presidential Rank Awards reserved for the top senior executives in government who demonstrate exceptional service over an extended period of time. She was awarded the meritorious level in 2001, an award reserved for the top 5 percent of senior executives and the distinguished level in 2008, an award reserved for the top 1 percent of senior executives. She holds a bachelor's degree in business administration from New Mexico State University. A Santa Fe native, she has lived in Texas, Colorado, and presently resides in Albuquerque, N.M.
Don Cook, NNSA's Deputy Administrator for Defense Programs, toured Y-12's analytical chemistry labs during a visit to Y-12 National Security Complex yesterday. Y-12's analytical chemistry work is highly technical and essential for worker safety, the nation's nuclear deterrent, and global nuclear nonproliferation efforts. Cook toured Building 9995 to see Y-12's analytical chemistry capabilities first-hand. The building dates to the 1940s and has been expanded and retrofitted for its current work. Cook also discussed how a portion of the lab's function will be re-established in less space with new equipment in the new Uranium Processing Facility (UPF).Plant Lab Manager Tom Oatts, at right, discusses lab operations with (from left) Steve Goodrum, NNSA's assistant deputy administrator for Stockpile Management; John Gertsen, B&W vice president of UPF programs; Dan Hoag, acting Y-12 site manager; and Cook.


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Global ABCP Conduits Rated By Standard & Poor's (As Of March 31, 2009) Jul 09
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LASD hosts kindergarten information nights
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The Los Altos School District has scheduled kindergarten information nights at each of its seven elementary schools 7 p.m. Thursday.
Interested families are invited to attend the event at their home schools. Presentations are slated at Almond, Covington, Gardner Bullis, Loyola, Oak, Santa Rita and Springer schools.
Principals will explain how the district is revolutionizing learning for all students, provide information on school programs and highlights, and explain registration.
For more information, call the district office at 947-1150 or visit www.lasdschools.org/District/4309-Kindergarten-Registration.html.


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The New York Short Film Concert returns to the Madison Theatre
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Do you watch the Academy Awards when they present the Best "Live Action" Short Film or Best Short Animation Oscars and say to yourself, "where are these films, and why haven't I seen any of them?" Well, now you can, when some of the best award-winning short films are screened at the the NY Short Film Concert, playing at Molloy College's Madison Theatre, on Friday, March. 1.
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10 News Investigator Noah Pransky
PINELLAS COUNTY, Florida - Following a jury's order to pay former NBA referee Tim Donaghy more than $1.5 million, Largo publisher Shawna Vercher declared bankruptcy this week, delaying Donaghy's possible seizure of her belongings.
Vercher, a former political analyst for 10 News, was found responsible on five civil charges, including breach of contract, civil theft, and inflicting emotional distress connected to her withholding of proceed's from Donaghy's tell-all book, "Personal Foul."
In the bankruptcy filing, dated Monday, Nov. 12, Vercher listed just three creditors: her lawyer, Donaghy, and Donaghy's lawyer Nick Mooney.
Prior to publishing the book, Donaghy served the majority of a 15-month federal sentence for providing insider tips on games and tax fraud. He just finished his probation and is working with an oddsmaker to help pick NBA games.
"Obviously, I made mistakes in the past and if I could turn back time, I certainly would," Donaghy told 10 News in June.
Vercher has repeatedly declined requests for interviews, including most recently in October. If she begins making payments to Donaghy, some will go toward re-paying nearly $200,000 in restitution to the NBA.
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Know the business reason for your company's intranet.
If there is no real business need for an intranet, the effort will notreceive management support or funding and will eventually lead to adisappointing failure. This may appear to be stating the obvious, but a commonmistake is to jump on the intranet bandwagon with no overriding businessnecessity.
The lesson is to clearly state the goals of developing the intranet and keepthose goals business-related and realistic. For example, "to becomepaperless" is not a realistic goal for many companies, especially if thereare employees who don't have computer access.
At Mayo we support two systems -- one electronic and one paper. The biggesthindrance to becoming paperless has been that 60 percent of Mayo's workforcedoes not have computer access. The organization has used kiosks, but withlimited success. Management now realizes that some processes may always needpaper, but the volume of it can be significantly reduced. One exception is aWeb-based class registration system that completely eliminated paperregistrations. However, IVR and e-mail registrations supplement the Web system.
In addition to being "business focused," effecting cost savings maynot be realistic in many cases. Initially, Mayo Web teams were confident thatthey could realize a large ROI from the Web investment, especially after readingsuccess stories in industry journals. However, this never materialized, largelydue to unrealistic expectations.
After reading Robert Buchanan and Charles Lukaszewski's book, Measuring theImpact of Your Web Site, teams could quantify costs. Surprisingly, by using costavoidance measures, Mayo is starting to see intranet cost savings come true. Theintranet has found its financial value via cost savings through efficiency andemployee self-reliance.
Gain the support of key people in the organization. Show them how they canbenefit from technology by controlling content.
When implementing any new technology, the right people must be selected forthe design phase. Subject matter experts (SMEs) usually know the types ofinformation to include. These people need to be teamed with technology expertsto suggest ways to provide this information online. The SME needs to feel incontrol of the content and the technology expert is simply the facilitator.
Responding to the SMEs needs (e.g., reducing frequent employee inquiries)ensures that the intranet will gain the support of key people. This support, inturn, results in a significant time and cost savings for the HR staff such asreducing phone calls and e-mails.
Form a steering group to foster communications and add direction.
SMEs need to have ownership of the site for it to be successful. Groupmembers need to work together to determine what should be offered, rememberingboth the department's needs and its customers as well. Good communication amonggroup members, management and customers is essential. Group work impliescompromise and members need to understand that some of their ideas will not bechosen. Real benefit comes from consensus and group ownership of what goes ontothe intranet.
Start with some easy winners, and then expand to the more complex.
A common mistake is trying to do too much too soon. Start slowly and getcomfortable with the tools that you have to ensure long-term success. Teammembers need to constantly seek direction from users regarding what they wantmost while remembering that everyone's needs will not be met. Job postings werestarted with static pages and manual processes.
These processes were automated and are now database-driven. HR gave employeesthe information they wanted, which drew people to the site. Over time, HRdeveloped techniques to save time and effort and more complicated workflowapplications can now be addressed.
The Web has the potential to save time for internal staff, too. Starting witha simple process that helps eliminate paper can result in an early win. Withrelative ease, existing paper forms can be made "electronic." Fromthese forms, the next logical step is to design interfaces directly into yourHRIS, a much more complex process, but with huge potential for timesavings.
Build interactivity.
Michael Burgoon, in his writings on human communications, states that mostpeople are "reading-resistant," meaning that although they can read,they don't want to, because reading requires some work on their part that theywould prefer to avoid. Practically speaking, this means that developers need tobuild benefits into the site that make employees want to investigate, probe, andexperiment and learn.
For example, Mayo's intranet can "model" W-4 wage statements ondeductions so employees can experiment and see the effect that exemption changeswill have on one's paycheck. "Ask HR" allows employees to sendquestions directly to human resources.
Recognize that a dedicated staff of employees is needed to support thesite.
The intranet may not lead to a staff reduction; in fact, organizations mayneed to add staff. However, the intranet should help employees become moreeffective and save companies money. Human resource departments have the coreknowledge, but with the ever-changing technology, can't be both HR specialistsand technology experts. Staff with Internet development experience needs to behired.
One way to supplement technical knowledge while new staff is being trained isto use interns to do site programming. Students bring technical competence andnew ideas, but often don't understand the company's business needs or corporateculture. Interns should be paired with experienced staff members who can mentorthem and create a win-win partnership between their technical knowledge and thecompany's business needs.
By Jay Fernández, an IT liaison in the HR department at Mayo, and Dr. Bijoy K. Khandheria, a cardiologist who chairs Mayo's information and technology group. Mr. Khandheria can be reached at email@example.com. From IHRIM's "e-Work Architect: How HR Leads the Way Using theInternet."


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WASHINGTON--U.S. Senator Benjamin L. Cardin (D-MD), Chairman of the Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe (Helsinki Commission) and Co-Chairman Congressman Alcee L. Hastings (D-FL) today welcomed the peaceful conduct of the October 10 parliamentary elections in Kyrgyzstan.The historic vote ushered in a new parliamentary system of government following the April 7 revolution there."Sunday's elections can mark a new chapter in Kyrgyzstan's democratic development, and I look forward to strengthening ties between Kyrgyzstan's new parliament and the U.S. Congress," said Chairman Cardin. "Many challenges remain, and we will support the new government as it works to address issues, such as corruption and lack of transparency, which brought down the previous regime. As vice president of the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly, I am hopeful this new parliamentary system will succeed for the people of Kyrgyzstan and provide OSCE participating States another strong model of how countries can fully implement their commitments to democracy."Co-Chairman Hastings urged that the new government also develop a reconciliation process to address tensions remaining in the south following ethnic violence there in June. "I urge the new government to ensure that minorities, including ethnic Uzbeks, are represented and included in the new system," he said.In a generally positive assessment, the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe found that the elections marked a "consolidation of the democratic process and brought the country closer to meeting its international commitments on democratic elections." Nevertheless, OSCE observers noted election day problems, inclduing the presence of unauthorized persons in some polling stations and irregular counting procedures. Some observers raised questions about the high number of voters added to lists on election day in the southern part of the country, as well as whether the invisible ink functioned properly to prevent multiple voting.###
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Nonfiction Picks in the North Peninsula
A recent New York Times article posed the question: Is "summer reading" now just "reading"?
Sidestep the fiction question with some great nonfiction selections below. We are curious--where do our selections fall for you? Are they enjoyably light or somewhere further along the spectrum, maybe approaching substantive. . .
Nonfiction for June
- The World Without Us by Alan Weisman. If every human disappeared from the planet tomorrow, it wouldn't be long before most traces of us disappeared, too. Read this book to find out how. As if we needed anything else to worry about.
- Unbroken by Laura Hillenbrand. A prisoner of war story that will leave you inspired.
- Get Up: A 12-Step Guide to Recovery for Misfits, Freaks & Weirdos by Bucky Sinister. San Francisco comedian Bucky Sinister gives his own unique perspective on the recovery process, for those who just don't fit in.
- The Best American Essays 2011, Edwidge Danticat Editor. Death, birth, and those things that perennially occupy us--a moving collection including great pieces from small journals you may have missed.
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SMYRNA, GA -- "People are homeless, people are hungry and people work too hard to be in this predicament," Makeeda Davis told 11 Alive news as she tried to salvage her belongings from a burned out apartment.
Davis was just one of several residents who woke to cries of "fire" just before 2 am Friday at a Smyrna apartment complex
No one was injured, but one building was gutted and a second heavily damaged.
Investigators now believe it was deliberately set and said it wasn't the first suspicious fire to hit the Wyndcliff Galleria complex recently.
"The fire we're on now, there was only one fire; previous date there was another fire in a separate building in the complex," Smyrna Fire Chief Jason Lanyon said earlier in the day.
Smyrna fire fighters managed to contain a Wednesday night blaze in another building, but needed help from Cobb County for Friday morning's fire.
In addition to those two suspicious fires, investigators believe someone purposefully burned down two mail box kiosks about a month ago, which have yet to be replaced.
As a federal ATF agent joined Smyrna and Cobb County arson investigators, many who live in the complex are nervous and angry.
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"It's really troublesome there have been suspicious fires," resident Leon Williams told 11 Alive.
"Recently management company has changed and some changes have taken place," he added.
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News: PCC Distance Education Ramps up Spring Offerings
In response to the growing number of students a few classes short of transferring, Pasadena City College will be ramping up its distance education offerings this spring. These fully online classes will run for eight weeks, with no on-campus meetings required. Classes start March 11.
The classes offered this spring through distance education include English 1A, English 900, Sociology 1, Political Science 1, Health Education 44, and
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Things to see and do - Roscoff
Leaving for France
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Logis Hôtel Les Chardons Bleus from65 €Book
Grand Hôtel de la Mer Roscoff from67 €Book
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Roscoff Travel guide
Roscoff : Michelin's recommendations
Roscoff is a popular seaside resort, a centre of medical excellence and a busy port with ferries running to Plymouth and Cork. Fishing and pleasure boats moor behind two jetties on the other side of the old ramparts, while a breakwater protects the harbour, providing deep-water anchorage for the ferries. An oceanographic and biological research laboratory has been established here by the University of Paris and the National Scientific Research Centre.
Tourist attractions Roscoff : Things to see and do
Church of N.-D.-de-Croaz-Batz
Place de l'Église F - 29680 Roscoff
This Gothic church, completed in 1545, was financed by the town's shipowners and merchants. The outer walls and tower have plaques carved in the form of caravels. On the altar in the right aisle, note the four alabaster reliefs dating from the 16C, t..
Exotic Garden
Le Ruveic F - 29680 Roscoff
This extraordinary garden is located around the Roch-Hievec rock. Three thousand species of subtropical plants flourish here (South African proteas, eucalyptus, species from Australia, Chile and New Zealand). The top of the rock overlooks the Bay of ..
Chapel of St Barbe
boulevard St-Barbe F - 29680 Roscoff
In the middle of a pretty garden stands a tiny chapel dedicated to St Barbe whose white walls still serve as a landmark for sailors. It offers a fine view of the town, harbour, Île de Batz, the Pointe de Primel and the deep-water harbour of Bloscon.
Hotels Roscoff
Hôtel Aux Tamaris
49 Rue Edouard Corbière F - 29680 Roscoff
Ideally situated in the heart of Roscoff, this beautiful, old sea-side guesthouse offers panoramic views of the sea and features comfortable accommodation. The Hôtel aux Tamaris offers comfortable rooms with a refined decoration. Rooms offer lovely ..
Logis Hôtel Les Chardons Bleus
4, Rue Amiral Reveillère F - 29680 Roscoff
This Logis hotel is located 50 metres from the quay, in the Brittany coastal town of Roscoff. The hotel offers en-suite guestrooms with TV and free Wi-Fi. Les Chardons Bleus' Restaurant serves traditional cuisine and a selection of seafood dishes. ..
Hotel D'angleterre
28 Rue Albert De Mun F - 29680 Roscoff
Prix Prices from : 47 €
Located in Roscoff, Hotel D'Angleterre is just 200 metres from the beach on the Brittany Coast. It offers rooms with a telephone and TV. Free Wi-Fi is available in public areas. Guests can enjoy a continental breakfast each morning. The Angleterre's..
Restaurants Roscoff
L'Écume des Jours
quai d'Auxerre F - 29680 Roscoff
A short walk towards the lighthouse facing the harbour will take you to this 16C ship owner's home, which has lost none of its vintage cachet. Sophisticated cuisine, along with delicately perfumed, fresh seafood flavours.
Le Brittany
Boulevard Ste-Barbe F - 29680 Roscoff
This elegant yachtsman boasts a huge stone fireplace and vaulted windows, through which you will be able to enjoy the view of the bay. It offers gourmet seafood cuisine made with high quality produce from the region.
Hôtel du Centre
au port F - 29680 Roscoff
place de l'Église F - 29681 Roscoff
This restaurant features a large, airy dining room whose bay windows overlook the sea and the pier, as well as an Art Deco inspired interior (light wooden floors, varnished seats and wall lights). The scene is set to enjoy well-prepared and up-to-the..


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Devil (2010)
Devil Synopsis
Welcome to Universal Pictures' supernatural thriller with M. Night Shyamalan's (The Sixth Sense, Signs) signature touch, Devil.
Directed by John Erick Dowdle (Quarantine, The Poughkeepsie Tapes) from a screenplay by Brian Nelson (Hard Candy, 30 Days of Night) and a story by Shyamalan, Devil stars Chris Messina (Julie and Julia), Logan Marshall-Green (Brooklyn's Finest), Geoffrey Arend (500 Days of Summer), Bojana Novakovic (Drag Me to Hell), Jenny O'Hara (Mystic River), Bokeem Woodbine (The Last Sentinel) and Jacob Vargas (Death Race).
In the film, a group of people is trapped in the elevator, and one of them is the devil.
Devil is produced by Shyamalan and Sam Mercer (The Sixth Sense) and executive produced by Drew Dowdle (Quarantine) and Trish Hofmann (The Ruins).
Devil Release Date
In Theaters September 17, 2010
Devil Credits
Starring: Chris Messina, Geoffrey Arend, Logan Marshall-Green, Bojana Novakovic, Jenny O'Hara, Bokeem Woodbine Jacob Vargas
Written by: Brian Nelson
Directed by: John Erick Dowdle
Produced by: M. Night Shyamalan, Sam Mercer
MPAA Rating: [ PG-13 ]
Distributor: Universal Pictures
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WASHINGTON, DC (WUSA9)--Google the name Allean Logan and you'll get just one hit. The information provided is not much. You can't even find any old news stories about her online.
Logan has been missing since September 15, 1999. She was last seen early in the morning--around 1:30--at her apartment in the 4400 block of South Capitol Street, SW. She has never been heard from again.
Inside Logan's apartment, family members found her crying infant son.
MORE: Washington Post Vanished Article on Allean Logan
Logan is one of 30 unsolved cases involving missing people of color in DC.
In an occasional series called "Vanished," The Washington Post is profiling unsolved cases involving missing people of color in the DC metropolitan area. Logan is the third profile of the series. According to Washington Post contributor, Anqoinette Crosby, "Vanished looks at the cases of local African Americans who have gone missing but were not featured by media outlets. The aim is to give the families who grieve a voice and to offer information to the community that may help solve these cases."
Logan is 5'8" and weighs 118 pounds. She was last seen wearing a t-shirt and black pants. At the time of her disappearance she was just 37.
If you have any information concerning Allean Logan you can call DC Crime Solvers at 1-866-411-Tips.


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1. Thread needle with required length of material (depending on ply) and apply bonding compound.
2. Insert into puncture.
3. Twist needle 1/4 turn clockwise, then withdraw tool until end is 1" outside of tire. For larger punctures, install multiple plugs until puncture is sealed.
4. Trim excess rope plug and inflate your tire.
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I vote for giving yourself a shopping trip on the way. That way, when you get back if BIL stays you can explain that because of picking him up at airport you didn't have a chance to walk Gracie, and that now you just have to or she'll keep you all up at night! Bonus - you get alone time while you're walking - haha
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March 2013!
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posted at 3/14/2013 8:59 AM EDT
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posted at 3/14/2013 9:42 AM EDT
Sounds like perfect plans, tt. Both the one you outlined for Kar, and to talk to your doc about some ultrasound treatments. Bursitis is so painful, and it will wake you up at night, when you roll over. The PT does them in connection with simple exercises, like the one you do in bed in the morning. It is supposed to give a better blood flow to the inflamed joint. It worked for me; I couldn't sleep on my left side at all. Now she is working on my knee. Hope I will get relief there too. It takes several treatments (I had 8 for my hip), before you feel real relief. Your health insurance should cover it. But why suffer until May? Have you ever had PT? I go to a place in Saugus. They are wonderful there. Very knowledgeable and they don't push you hard.
I know you are so not looking forward to your AP trip, Kar. Great idea to combine it w/ some shopping. May make you feel better.
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posted at 3/14/2013 9:50 AM EDT
I'm waiting because I'm hoping warmer weather will let it go back to normal. Never heard of a PT place in Saugus - is it on the pike? Would never go back to the one in Centennial Park. Complained to them and to my doctor, they don't take into consideration your lack of exercise or age when they start you out, even after being reminded. Set me back weeks. However, for now I'll just glide along. Speaking of which, have got to get showered and dressed and set a time frame for myself, a little game I play, of what I want to get done before it's time to sit down for lunch and Y&R. then I set another goal or two before 3:00 and Dr. Phil. Amazing how much you can get done when you're working against time. And the best part, if I don't meet the deadlines - who cares?! There's always tomorrow.
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posted at 3/14/2013 10:55 AM EDT
tt, I read you loud and clear about the PT's that don't take into account your age and lack of exercise. The place, I went to in Reading a couple of years ago, was like that.
This place is in the same strip mall as iParty going North on Rt. 1. They are gentle and don't make you do anything, you can't do. On the contrary. They keep telling me, if it hurts I am going too far. You are not there for a boot camp and to lose weight. You are there to gain flexibility and strength and to improve your blood circulation in your joints. I am happy with them and can recommend them highly. Of course, when you first wake up those unused muscles, you will feel the stretches and such, but that will pass as you use them more.
Even if you wait for the warmer weather, a round of PT won't hurt you.
Kar, you asked me, how my walk went yesterday. I am so please to say, it went well. But it was only for 5 - 10 minutes. As the weather gets better, I will add some more time. I am hoping to visit UK son in late May. He doesn't have a car there, so there will be a lot of walking. I am training for it. LOL
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posted at 3/14/2013 11:01 AM EDT
I laughed when you said where PT was - no wonder I'm not aware of it - remember the other day I was looking for IParty and flew right by that little mall. It must be right after Kowloon's or that Red something motel/hotel. So many little strip malls along Route 1, you really have to know where to turn in if you're looking for some place. Always wanted to go to that Swedish bakery in along there, and now, I think they're gone.
Nice that a visit is in the plans for England.
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posted at 3/14/2013 12:00 PM EDT
Hello everyone. Such a busy morning, this is the first moment I've had to write. When I was in PT for me ACL/MCL I had ultrasounds treatments, it really helped.
For lunch I am having leftover meatloaf, scallpoed potatoes and corn.
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posted at 3/14/2013 12:22 PM EDT
Lunch here was a couple of spoonfuls of macaroni salad, two slices of leftover pizza, a half a piece of birthday cake.
Icer, I think the actor you spoke of will appear on Y&R today as a hit man hired by the Senator. Saw a little preview yesterday.
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posted at 3/14/2013 1:39 PM EDT
Quite a bit done in between things. Waiting to hear back which day GD wants to come to make the St. Paddy whoopie pies. Figure I'll stay in and straighten up things today and then run out in the morning for the marshmallow, water, and a small corned beef. Have some cabbage in crisper, I think, tho I will have to check that. Love my dish of cabbage with butter, vinegar and salt and pepper. Tomorrow she only has half a day of school, but I suspect there'll be plans with friends and their mothers for lunch and a play date.
Cat is looking for a warm body to snuggle against today. Don't see how she can be cold, it's comfortable in the house, and there are plenty of places with the sun shining in now.
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posted at 3/14/2013 2:02 PM EDT
Thanks for the support re BIL and the AP. Both were fine...as fine as one can be with a wolf in sheep's clothing - he was "all sheep" today. I did improve the day dramatically by going shopping and finding 4 perfect bras (all the same style, but different colors). So, I'm finally all set with respect to my bras ending up around my waist, lol.
Unfortunately, he is staying the night, though, and is running errands right now that will bring him back here around 5:30. So, I need to walk Gracie, hit the local grocery store, and get back before then. I'll also get some beer. I am adoring Sam Adam's Spring Variety Pack this year. I have one of 12 left so I'll pick up another pack today. In the absence of valium, beer will do. ;)
Pingo, good news about your 5 - 10 minute jaunt being OK. When my hips are bothering me, that much can be painful so I think that's a good sign. No car in TX? I thought you needed a car wherever you lived there!
Time is ticking down...out I go with Gracie. Must bundle up today...that WIND is COLD!!
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posted at 3/14/2013 2:31 PM EDT
---No car in TX?---
Oh yes, they have plenty of cars in TX. You are skimming again, Kar. But w/ BIL staying over, you are excused - LOL.
I am hoping to go and visit our son in UK in late May. He lives downtown and don't need a car. Will probably rent one for a couple of days, so we can visit the country side.
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posted at 3/14/2013 2:55 PM EDT
Putting away the last of the things from Sunday and came across the bowl of St. Paddy's Day pins. Forgot to have the kids choose one for their jackets, i.e. "Kiss me I'm Irish", "Erin go Bragh" several others including the perfect one for pumpkin - "I'm a Leprachaun". My kids used to love to wear them, but probably the kids today wouldn't. I know the one Lilly would have chosen - "Kiss me I'm Irish"! I would have tried to give that to 12 yr. old GS who would have blushed and said, "No, Nana."
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posted at 3/14/2013 3:06 PM EDT
Happy to hear BIL is having a "sheep" day - at least it may make him mor tolerable. And bonus that you found your new bras. Nothing makes you feel better than a brand new well fitting bra IMO. I am already looking forward to a bra buying spree when I finishing pumping for DD. =)
Too bad about the pins, tt. Can you send them along with the whoopie pies? Tonight is our family St. Patty's celebration. DD has a onsie that a cousin made that bears a shamrock and "Kiss me I'm a LastName." So cute!!
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posted at 3/14/2013 3:16 PM EDT
How cute, Novem. GD who is coming to make whoopie pies and her bro, I know, won't wear one - they are half Italian, their grandparents live with them, and wear that badge proudly.
It's a good idea about sending them along tho, with other son, pumpkin's "Baba", I can send them along, including pumpkin's and they can wear, or not. Won't see Lilly Bug, and she would be the only enthusiastic one - bless her.
Enjoy your celebration.
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posted at 3/14/2013 4:02 PM EDT
Leafing through some magazines DIL brought over, and came across:
Seeds for Sounder Sleep - which says that pumpkin seeds pack magnesium, that may ward off migraines and improve sleep.
Thought it might be helpful to Kargiver for her migraines, and Pingo and me for our sleepless nights.
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posted at 3/14/2013 4:10 PM EDT
tt, my DS who is mostly Italian/Sicilian Portuguese...looks like my mom's side, all Irish. He does however have a very Italian last name.
Novem, that onsie sounds adorable. Have a fun time at the celebration.
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posted at 3/14/2013 4:18 PM EDT
GD just called, "Nana can we make vanilla whoopie pies, because I don't really like chocolate" - - - -
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posted at 3/14/2013 4:29 PM EDT
Migraines are a vascular disorder, they are actually in the epilepsy family, a magnesium supplement may be helpful, but the bottom line: you need a good neurologist and treatment plan/meds unique to the individual experiencing them.
The main things I have found important to avoid are MSG and all artificial sweeteners. Red wine/beer, alcohol are to be used with caution, if at all.
I almost forgot, NITRATES, avoid at all costs.
Re: March 2013!
posted at 3/14/2013 4:43 PM EDT
Thanks tt and robin. Pumpkin seeds also help with urinary incontinence if you can believe that! They are the first ingredient in Gracie's natural bladder control pills, and they work because if we run out she leaks/drips. So many natural remedies out there.
prin, love the "sheep day" reference. I tend to get sheep times in the car because he knows I'll actually pull over with the expectation that he'll shape up or get out so he avoids that. The only honest compliment I can offer him is that he really is smart.
Love all the St. Patrick's Day baby clothes!!! Adorable, just adorable.
I'm enjoying a nice Sam Adam's Whitewater IPA. For anyone here that knows a hoppy, but not overly hoppy, beer lover out there this is the one. Smooth and mildly bitter, decent head for an IPA.
I have a few things I need to do before BIL returns and DH gets home an hour after. Prin, you are SAVING me with these easy, quick meatloaf muffins. Thanks!!
Have a great night, everyone. Thanks for listening to me b____. :)
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posted at 3/14/2013 4:56 PM EDT
Kar, you sounds like you are in good mood, despite having to put up with BIL. Must be Sam Adams. You never go wrong w/ a Sam Adams. Remember to unplug the TV upstairs tonight - or even better cut off the cord (after you unplug it of course).
Going home. Have a good night everyone.
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posted at 3/14/2013 5:06 PM EDT
Yeah, LOL, it's the beer. And, the fact that he isn't here and might still just go home.
Have a great night!!
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posted at 3/14/2013 8:50 PM EDT
TT...I loved todays show...It was about Phyllis/Michele...and then she was on the Talk....I love her more now than I did before...wish I saw the Adam one you spoke of
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posted at 3/14/2013 10:08 PM EDT
Huge fight, BIL peeled out at 10. DH in middle. Me beyond disgusted. Seems there's no end in sight and no solution.
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posted at 3/14/2013 10:14 PM EDT
...guess who just stormed back.
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posted at 3/14/2013 10:32 PM EDT
...for his watch and left, again.
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posted at 3/15/2013 7:24 AM EDT
Oh Kar, what a night. I just can't believe his antics. After all you guys have done for him? What set him off this time? Just let it go. Hopefully it's the last straw and your DH agrees you should be done with him!
TT - I'd wear one of those pins! I am 100% Scotch, an my DH is 1/2 Irish, 1/2 Italian, but we have a very Irish last name. So, between my red hair and last name, I can totally get away with being Irish on St. Patty's Day!


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