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SAN RAFAEL -- Union Bank N.A. donated $100,000 to the Marin Workforce Housing Trust to help support affordable workforce housing in Marin County.
The trust is a public-private nonprofit partnership between the business community, Marin Community Foundation and the County of Marin, partnering with local organizations to allow families to work and live in the county. The foundation and county will match the bank's gift, resulting in $300,000 of additional funding toward the trust's fundraising goal of $6 million.
"We appreciate this significant support from Union Bank for the construction, rehabilitation and preservation of workforce housing," said Linda Wagner, executive director of the trust. "Union Bank's generous contribution allows individuals working in Marin, and their families, to live closer to their jobs and makes it possible for businesses, schools and service organizations to staff with local residents."
Julius Robinson, said executive vice president of Union Bank and its head of corporate social responsibility, the bank is committed to building healthy communities by supporting organizations such as Marin Workforce Housing Trust.
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It was Gene Shalit's turn on Today Thursday to hail "Good Night and Good News," the George Clooney movie glorifying CBS's Edward R. Murrow hatchet job on Joe McCarthy. Please read Jack Shafer's very thorough takedown for Slate. Shafer reminds that Andrew Ferguson said the Murrow show was "a compendium of every burp, grunt, stutter, nose probe, brutish aside, and maniacal giggle the senator had ever allowed to be captured on film." He also has a link to the show's original transcript.Anyway, Matt Lauer began with the typical take, that this CBS-glorifying, liberal bias-celebrating movie was accurate and fantastic: "George Clooney has directed a new movie about a groundbreaking time in the early days of television journalism. It's called Good Night and Good Luck. And our Gene Shalit says this black and white production gives a clear picture of the era." Shalit began: "Good morning and welcome to the Critic's Corner. In the early 1950s, two feared specters hovered over America: the Soviet Union and Senator Joseph R. McCarthy of Wisconsin." At least, a mention that the Soviet Union was a little scary, but the moral equivalence between Stalin's dictatorship and McCarthy's reign of terror is so.....1970s. And George Clooney will never make a movie about a brave dissident living inside the terror of the Soviet Union. Shalit goes on with the typical litany of McCarthy's wreckage: "McCarthy ignited social chaos by accusing scores of Americans of being communists or communist sympathizers. Jobs were lost, careers destroyed, lives were shattered. So pervasive was the public paranoia that few dared to challenge McCarthy. One who did was the intrepid journalist Edward R. Murrow. In March 1954 on the CBS TV program See It Now, Murrow, [played by]David Strathairn, and his investigative news team set out to expose McCarthy's demagoguery." Murrow as depicted in the movie says, as he editorialized on CBS: "We cannot defend freedom abroad by deserting it at home." But Shalit (and Clooney) make no attempt to consider that new information shows that the Communist Party had infiltrated the federal government, even if McCarthy failed, in fact backfired, in searching it out. And Shalit is wrong to imply to NBC viewers that the media was afraid to bash McCarthy. As Shafer notes, CBS was late to the party, not the early courageous boys. (We made the same point when CBS glorified itself on a 40th anniversary Murrow show.)Shalit continued: "That historic Murrow/McCarthy struggle is the center of Good Night and Good Luck, George Clooney's hypnotic new film." Later, he added the anti-Bush angle: "Now half a century later when those primary principles are current in new garb Clooney presents this chronicle of perilous times." [Murrow from the movie: "We're gonna go with this story because the terror is right here in this room."]Shalit concluded: "It is a piercing film. And that's the Critic's Corner for this morning."Lauer started raving: "I saw it last night."Katie Couric: "You know I, did you like it?"Lauer: "Not only is it a great story, important story, it's beautifully made."Couric: "Yeah I've heard so many great things about it. I went to see it on Saturday but it was sold out. So..."Lauer, whispering that he had a home-viewing copy: "I got a screener for ya."Couric: "I know. I want to see it on the big screen though, you know?"Lauer: "I know."[Transcript by Geoff Dickens.]
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Session I: Fair Trade and Ethical Trade: State of the Movement
(February 8 - 19)
What comes to mind when you think of fair and ethical trade?
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Less About Literature, More About the Books
What began as a cultural calling that also earned money has, in recent years, become a commercial venture that also serves culture.
What began as a cultural calling that also earned money has, in recent years, become a commercial venture that also serves culture. Hebrew publishing is business, in every sense of the word - a competitive branch of the entertainment market that is developing and becoming more professional. The big money flowing into the industry has altered not only the atmosphere in which publishers and editors work, but also their list of priorities.
Hebrew Book Week provides the opportunity to observe local publishing and the significant changes that have transformed the industry in a very short time. Competition in the Israeli book industry began at the bottom, with the bookstores. Two major players were created: Kinneret-Zmora Bitan, publishers and owners of the Tsomet Sfarim book chain, and Keter, half of which was bought by competing book-sellers, Steimatzky. Both of them dictate activity in the market.
The CEO decides
Most decision-makers in publishing in Israel today are directors of publishing houses who do not come from the world of literature but from the world of management, marketing, and finance. If, until 10-15 years ago, major publishing houses were led by their founders, individuals with specific literary tastes who also ran the business, now, most influential publishing houses maintain a clear division between content and management.
For example, Am Oved is directed by Yaron Sadan, former-manager of the Khan Theater; Keter is managed by Yiftach Dekel, who also comes from the management world; Dov Ichilov, a book-marketing expert, heads Yedioth Ahronoth; Kinneret is managed by businessmen Yoram Rose and Eran Zmora; Modan is also managed by a businessman, Oded Modan. In practice, only Kibbutz Hameuhad is directed by a professor of literature, Uzi Shavit, who may be considered an endangered species among publishers.
Old style publishers, like Aryeh Nir, Sarai Gutman, the staff of WrestlingPublishing and others, may now mainly be found in intermediate and small establishments. Publishing houses like these are directed by the literary editor that founded them. But small publishing houses find it difficult to survive current market conditions.
Despite their differences, Hargol, Ivrit, Babel, Books in the Attic (Sifrei Aliyat Hagag) and Menahem Peri's Hasifria Hahadasha all began as independent ventures with cultural ambitions. But existential straits forced them to collaborate with strong, major publishers. A few of these houses were even annexed by another publisher.
The role of literary editors and even the status of chief editors shifted in response to the beefed-up clout of managers and their influence on publishing. In the currently accepted management ladder, major publishers are directed by a CEO, who supervises a chief editor who designs policy and directs editorial staff. Several literary editors work under the chief editor, each of them with his own limited domain and authority. This decentralization means that the CEO finally determines which books will be published.
"My position combines general management and management of the editorial staff, but it is not an editorial position," says Yaron Sadan, CEO of Am Oved. "We have a separate staff of editors for each series, and they operate within their budgets. If there is a project that exceeds the budget, such as a gift or leisure book, that is not part of a series, or an unusually large translated book, separate deliberations are held. Both volumes of Hitler's biography, for example, required financial deliberations because it was an enormous project that an editor could not choose to pursue on his own."
In most major publishing houses, the process is similar: Every few weeks, editorial staff meets with management, marketing and promotional staff to plan the next period. Editors present the books they would like to publish and financial requirements and marketing needs of each book are considered. Hebrew writers who publish original work collaborate with editors but negotiate the terms of their employment with management - usually with the CEO. "Simple contracts are passed by the editorial secretary and complex contracts come to me," Sadan says.
At the end of the day, general managers have the last word.
"I don't view the editorial staff in a hierarchical way, but in a synergistic way. The editors are responsible for content and I am responsible for management. And I clearly have to account for problems - not the editors. I trust their judgment regarding content but we decide on general considerations together and content is not always the determining factor. It is a central consideration, but not the only one. The final conclusion is my own."
Frequently replaced
As is in other branches of the market, CEOs in publishing retain their positions for many years, while employees responsible for content - editors in this case - are frequently replaced. Many editors relinquished their places of employment in recent years.
The job of literary editor has changed as well. Publishers may deny it, but the current atmosphere and conditions dictate that editors also be part of a production line that manufactures best-sellers. The unspoken, main criterion used to measure an editor's worth is financial: How much money enters the coffers from the books he or she publicizes.
In publishing houses like Keter, and even Yedioth Ahronoth, the chief editor is less focused on choosing specific books (literary scouts and specialty editors are employed to serve this purpose), and also not overly concerned with the actual editing of books, but with the management of the editorial staff and the policy of the house.
Thus, a waning number of chief editors create publishing houses in their own image or express their personal taste.
Moreover, it appears that many editors have internalized the codes of commercial conduct in the current industry. "From what I hear, editors also strive to produce the next best-seller," says Sarai Gutman, who stepped down from her position as chief editor of Kinneret-Zmora Bitan three years ago to start the independent publishing house, Ahuzat Bayit.
"I have friends, who are editors, in all the publishing houses and they are really afraid that they will miss the next hit. I hear them talk, read articles in which they are interviewed, and watch them get into best-seller hysterics. It has become the foremost criterion."
Dov Alphon, a journalist and refined, cultural figure, has served as chief editor of Kinneret-Zmora Bitan for the last two and a half years. How is his taste in literature expressed in the publishing house where he is editor?
"There is not a single Hebrew book, fiction or non-fiction, that I wanted to publish and did not publish," he says. "It is different in translations. There are books that I wanted, but other publishers paid more. But that is of less concern in terms of cultural responsibility, because the book came out in Hebrew, even if it was published elsewhere."
Shifting tides in the management of publishing houses also diminished the status of writers. There is a fine echelon of 20-30 authors who have proved their ability to write best-sellers. Publishers court these authors while the status of others is depleted. Contracts signed by writers provide ample evidence of this trend.
"One must only see the level of creativity that publishers invest in their attempts to minimize the earnings of writers in their contracts," notes Dr. Zvika Reich, a publishing consultant and member of the communications faculty of Ben-Gurion University. "There are stunts that were unprecedented in contracts written 10 to 15 years ago. They strive to offer the writer the lowest possible figure, unless he is experienced and has achieved commercial success."
Positive side
Despite everything, changes in the local publishing industry have a positive side: The industry is more professional, more up-to-date and sometimes produces finely wrought books, and there are more than a few good books on the best-seller list. In addition, small, quality publishing houses that express unique tastes emerge alongside major players.
Dr. Motti Neiger of Ben-Gurion University is currently writing a book about the history of publishing in Israel. "The story of the Zmora family is the best illustration of the development of Israeli publishing," he says.
"From Israel Zmora, a patron of literature who did it all for the love of literature, to Ohad Zmora, who combined a love of literature with business, to Eran Zmora, who is now mainly occupied with the commercial aspect of the publishing house.
"In its inception, local publishing was an important cultural project in the revival of Hebrew language and culture. Later, it became clear that it must sustain itself financially, and finally, it became a source of income - albeit, an honorable source of income for gentlemen, but nonetheless, income. Now it is more than just income - it is big business. But I believe there are still people in publishing who do it for the love of literature."
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Issue date: Thursday, April 15, 1886
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Monday next is the last clay you can pay your tax and avoid the peualty. Miss Bertha Conarroe, oi l! o wnsburg, visited in Danville the first <>; the week. Who is the man that will furnish our citizens with a street sprinkler this summer.' Prepare for a good time at the R and S eniei tainment, at Normal Chapel, Saturday night, April 24. Mrs. Mary Holt, of Indianapoiis, has been visiting in the family of her parents here, for the past week. John Armstrong witnessed the execution of Phillips, the wiie-murderer at Indian.ipolis last Thursday. Wanted—to trade a good guitar, worth $15., for a rifle, 22 cal. breech-loader preferred. Inquire at this oiEce. 4-15-tt. Miss Nettie Tucker, of Indianapolis, visited friends in Danville last week, the guest of W. R, McClelland and family. Miss Charlotte Johnson, of Greenwood, was visiting in Danville a few days this week, the guest of J. O. Parker and wife. Eldridge Wills inr.de a good improvement when he put tlie pump on the corner of Main ar.ci JeHerson streets in running order. A number of the members of the Eastern Star Lodge of Danville are attending a meeting of the G.-and Chapter, in Indianapolis. Wabash Scratches and Itch cured in 30 minutes by VVoolford's Sanitary Lotion. It never fails. Sold by Nichols Bros. Druggists, Danville, Ind. 4-9-lyr. Tlie latest styles of hats and bonnets, an excellent assortment of ribbons of all shades and qualities, laces and velvets, can be found at Hunt & Henry's. The R and S will give its annual entertainment at Normal Chapel, Saturday night, April 24. This announcement is sufficient. We know you will go. Tiie citizens cf Danville are entitled to an evening mail from the east, and if some one would inform the department ol the situation, v.-e would certainly have one. Henry Bsnneti lias very materially improved the appe.irance of his property, on North Cross .Street, by adding a veranda to his house, and putting a neat nev.- fence in front of it. Etta, daughter of Miilard Ciiristie, aged 22 months, fell a fev; days ago, and broke her thigh bone. Dr. Lawson, the attending physician, says it is very seldom such accidents happen to one so young. A. M. Hadley has taken the agency for the Indiana Live .Stock Insurance Company, of Crawfordsville. They insure against death from any c.ause, except fire and lightning. Call on him for rates and particulars. Those desiring to purchase anything in the millinery or notion line will find it to their interest to call on Miss Dora Hus-sey, at Clark & Harrison's store, in Clayton, where a splendid line of goods can be found, at very reasonable prices. Charles M. Griggs filed his resignation as county surveyor, yesterday, and the commissioners will to-day appoint some one to fill out the unexpired term. Among those asking for the appointment are John W. Trotter, W. W. Hicks, James I. Wills and James L. Clark. I had given myself up as lost because of inherited scrofula. Tried everything lor purifying the blood without benefit, until I used Parker's Tonic, and can truthfully say that it has cured me. I still use it for its splendid effect on my general health.—H. K. Lynd, Chicago. J. G. Miles took possession of the Mansion Hotel the first of the week, and is now prepared to entertain the traveling public. All should give Mr. Miles substantial encouragement in his new undertaking, and by so doing assist him in running a hotel that will be a credit to the town. —deax.er in— Medicines, Oils, Varnishes, Toilet Articles, Perfumery. In short, everything usually found in a first class drug house. Cigars a Specialty. Prescriptions carefully com-poiinded. White Corner building, northwest comer of Public Square, Danville, Ind. 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You wanted so badly to just recoil behind Japan. But his no-touching policy kept you from doing so.
The Japanese man recenlty adopted you from a troubled home. For that, you were forever thankful twords him.
And recently...was speaking of the past week! You were still adapting from your old customs to the ones of the Japanese.
But there was one thing you grabbed easily; Japanese people were very polite and kind.
At the moment, Kiku and yourself were at the home of someone close to him, and who you'd never met before.
It wasn't that you were shy twords strangers. You were shy twords men that you thought were attractive.
Which was easy for girls to understand. You told Kiku once, and he just thought you were crazy.
But, you did like this man. He was really nice, and so adorable. He looked nice in a suit...
All of the stuff around his home was so interesting to you.
He lived with two other men, also Chinese. But one had something of an Anglo-Chinese accent, the other sounding a little Portugese.
They were probably nice, too!
Sitting around something like a kotatsu, Kiku, the man, and you were conversing over tea.
After listening in, you realized this guy used to take care of Kiku before he rebelled. Wow...
It was just like the Alfred boy Kiku introduced to you, but not English and American.
Same thing almost, though.
"Hey, Kiku. Is she your girlfriend?"
"Yao!", Japan shouted, a hot blush developing on his face.
Calming back down, Japan finished,"Remember how I told you I was adopting a girl from Europe?"
Nodding slowly, China replied,"So, this must be her?"
Japan nodded and looked to you, giving you a gentle smile.
"Her name is ____. She wanted to keep her name, so I let her. But, she has my last name."
"She's adorable...", China swooned, putting his head in his hands and sighing happily.
You blushed hotly and looked at your hands in your lap.
Gah, you were no good with guys giving you compliments!
Doing as your new Japanese father taught you, you sat silently, trying not to fidget nervously.
"Is she hearing impared?", China asked.
"How rude!", Japan exclaimed."She's just shy around new people!"
"Really?", China looked to the doorway of the quaint room."Oiii, Hong Kooooong!"
"What?!", the reply came as the said man wandered into the room.
China pointed at you, making you blush brighter.
"Say hi."
Hong Kong walked to your side and squatted down to your height.
When you looked up to him, he smiled at you. You giggled and smiled back.
"You must be Kiku's adoptive daughter."
You nodded."That's me, ________ Honda."
Hong Kong nodded."You're very cute."
"Oh, thank you...", you replied with a shy blush.
Hong Kong smiled at you before returning to his upright position.
To meet China's horrified stare and Japan's evil glares.
"You said say hello. That's what I did."
"You just hit on her!", China objected."And she didn't even...shy away once!"
"You knew I was right here, right?", Japan asked with little sanity in his dark eyes."If you do that again, I'll-"
"Daddy...", you interrupted, looking at Japan."Don't get angry at Sei."
Hong Kong gave you a curious look."Sei?"
You gasped and blushed."D-Did I offend you? I-I'm sorry..."
"No...", Hong Kong insisted."It's just...the nickname. It's very cute."
You smiled."Thanks~"
"Get out of here...", China complained.
Hong Kong simply shrugged before floating out of the room.
You nervously turned to Japan, who was looking less hostile, but still dangerous.
When he saw you, he gasped and smiled, making you laugh.
Hong Kong was adorable...but you really did have a crush on China.
"Oh, Yao. I'll be right back, I have to use the restroom.", Japan stated as he rose.
Getting nervous, you stuttered out ramblings before shushing yourself with your hands.
Slowly looking away from Japan and to China, your face flushed.
In comes the shyness...
When Japan slid the room's door closed, China broke the silence.
"_________....why are you so shy around just me? Is it because you don't know me? What did your father say?!"
"N-N-Nothing...", you insisted nervously."Yao...I'm sorry if I offended you. Please, don't be mad."
China sighed slowly and put his head in his arms on the table.
Looking up at you, the Chinese man smiled so cutely, you just wanted to squish him!
"Why should I be mad, ________? You're just shy. I can deal with that."
You sighed slowly and giggled."I guess I'm not...too bad once my shell's broken. I took a day to get used to my dad!"
China raised his eyebrows in interest, his brown eyes gleaming with curiousity.
God, China was so cute, it should be illegal. And he was kinda sexy, too!
...Ugh, the things you would do to him!!
"You're really beutiful."
You gasped and blushed brightly at China's words.
China snickered and smiled."What? You don't have to be so shy about it!"
You laughed.
"Thanks. You're really handsome, Yao!!"
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The preview art was created by *kuraudia
i thought Aimee Honda was werider
Well, Kiku. It's your fault that you wanted to have a Italy running around your Japanese-styled home--
Me, Japan's daughter? Don't you think Julia Honda sounds odd?
So adorbs~!!! *Squeals* I loved it~!!!
I don't know if Japan should've adopted me, cause despite that I'm most like him, I'm Korean.... South Korean to be exact. And you know what that means... XD
XD Yep! *Glomps Japan*
*runs around on the ceiling looking for china*
XD China was my first fav when I watched Hetalia. Then it was Japan, then Italy, and before I knew it, I loved everyone. I blame HetaOni for making me wanna protect them..... XD
xD I already have the same last name as Japan. Yes, my last name is Honda ._.
...wait a sec...another me?! XD
U should tots make a sequal I think we would all very much envoy it ^.^
Oh my god yes... the things i would do to him *drools*
It is official. I now own a car company named after my new
Last name.
well, let us asians deal with it....how the heck did, me a chinese girl, get to Europe?! WHAA?! i live in america....WELL, WHATVEVER MIND! I love this story! ignore my mind. it's crazy today.......
... Japan adopted a Dutch girl... How ironic... Especially since I now live in Indonesia... The country where the Japanese killed over four-million people during WWII... Wow... Irony just slapped me in the face...
I love this!!
Hahaha... I'm Filipino... XD... So... Not from Europe.... *sigh* FILIPINO AMERICAN CLOSE ENOUGH~!
Awwww! So cute!
My name.....sounds so weird with Honda as my last name. ._.
i like it!!!! it's really good!! <3
Aw, aw, awwwwwwww! So cute! Thanks so much for writing it!
MORE PLEASE!!! ^v^
Wow wow wow... That's, that's... Kawaii aru! >w<


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The Lancaster Bible men's basketball team won the program's third-ever NCCAA East Region Championship on Tuesday night as the Chargers defeated Valley Forge Christian, 72-48 in convincing fashion at Horst Athletic Center. The win marks the first East Region title for the Chargers since the 2010-11 season.
After a slow start for both teams, the Chargers used a 14-3 run over a five-minute span midway through the first half to turn a 4-3 deficit into an 18-6 lead with 10:20 to play. The Patriots (14-12) trimmed the deficit to single-digits on a 3-pointer by Demitrius Muse with 5:56 to play, but the Chargers closed the half on an 11-4 run to head into halftime with a 36-20 advantage. Valley Forge Christian shot just 19.2 percent (5-of-26) in the first half as nearly every shot they took was contested and the turned the ball over 10 times.
While both teams shot better in the second half, they essentially traded baskets and Lancaster Bible maintained its double-digit lead. After Valley Forge Christian closed the gap to 14 on a layup by Jean LeBlanc with 15:32 to play, Lancaster Bible hit back-to-back 3-pointers and opened the lead to 20 points with 14:17 to play.
The score was never closer than 14 the rest of the way and Dondre Perry's dunk with 4:37 to play made it 65-41 Chargers and the celebration was on.
"That's probably the best defensive game we've played all season," Lancaster Bible Head Coach Marshall Tague said. "It was just a really good effort, both individually and as a team. To hold Lance Harris and Kevin Mack (The Patriots best players) to 4-of-26 shooting is impressive. The guys got after it tonight and it showed."
Juniors Naheer Mirza and Trevor Marsh, as well as sophomore CJ Dunston, each had 11 points to pace the Chargers, while junior Albert Suniga had 10 points, seven rebounds and three assists. Perry chipped in with seven points and 11 boards, while Corey Leonard added nine points off the bench for Lancaster Bible.
The win comes just two days after the Chargers lost in heartbreaking fashion to Morrisville State in the North Eastern Athletic Conference Final. The team and coaches have not been shy about the fact of how much the loss hurt, but Tague said the team talked about it and though the wound is still fresh, they are moving on.
"To be honest, we talked about our feelings," Tague said. "There is no reason to hold those things in. The loss hurt, it still hurts and probably will for a while, but we have to move on as men and as basketball players. We've all made a choice to move on and use it as a learning experience."
Both Lancaster Bible and Valley Forge Christian started very cold from the field, but Tague said the turning point came when he put in one of the team's defensive stars.
"I thought Jordan Mellinger changed things for us," Tague said. "He disrupted Valley's ability to move the ball and we were able to get some easier baskets and the guys on our team really responded to his effort."
The win is the 20th of the season for the Chargers which sets a new program record. The previous record of 19 was set during the 2000-01 season.
"It's quite an accomplishment," Tague said. "Twenty is a big number when you're only playing 30 or so games. It really speaks to what we have been able to do all season long."
In three trips to the NCCAA National Tournament, Lancaster Bible is 1-5 with its lone win coming in the 2011 tournament when they defeated Portland Bible, 65-48. The 3-seed is the highest seed the Chargers have ever had in the tournament and when asked about the team's chances, Tague was cautiously optimistic.
"Eight of the 10 teams at the tournament are region champions and the other two were good enough to earn at-large bids, so there are no bad teams out there," Tague said. "That being said, the guys are piecing a few of the things we know together about those teams and starting to believe they can do something special out there."
The Chargers (20-8) will open up play against sixth seeded Grace University (Neb.). Tip-off is set for Thursday, March 13 at 5:30 p.m.
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My son, who's now 18, was born with a serious heart defect called transposition of the great vessels. If not diagnosed immediately, this can be fatal. We were fortunate because he was diagnosed before we left the hospital. Not all children are lucky enough to have a speedy diagnosis. My great-niece was born with the same heart defect and was sent home after birth, seemingly healthy. She started to have feeding problems, her color was blue and eventually she started losing weight. She was seeing the doctor every single day. At 3 weeks of age, her doctor did a pulse oximetry test to measure the oxygen in her blood and found out that her oxygen was at only 68 percent. This was the clue the doctors needed to figure out she had a heart defect.
Both my son and niece, now 5, have required open-heart surgeries. I'm happy to report that both are doing well. As a nurse, I believe that every newborn should have a pulse oximetry screening. If the oxygen is low, that signals a possible heart problem. Many parents probably assume that such a heart screening already is routine, but it's not.
The American Heart Association supports legislation in Oklahoma that would mandate pulse oximetry testing on all newborns. House Bill 1347 has already passed the House and will be before the Senate soon. I ask that all our legislators and Gov. Mary Fallin help babies with heart defects. Let's get this bill passed.
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Used up so far... Part VIII (and today's eye makeup)
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Taylor Swift looking for one great love
Taylor Swift has famously romanced — and had her heart broken — by celebrities such as John Mayer, Joe Jonas, Jake Gyllenhaal and Harry Styles. But she says she's still looking for her one great love.
The singer tells InStyle magazine, "I think that you can love people without it being the great love. (Singer/songwriter pal Ed Sheeran) says there are different kinds of love: There's physical attraction, mental attraction, and emotional attraction; there's also comfort and obsession. You need to have all of those things in one person. You have to mentally respect them, be physically attracted, and have a comfort level. You're obsessed with them, yet you also know they're going to stay. I've never had that in one person."
Swift continues, "My friends tease me about the fact that if someone seems bad or shady or like they have a secret, I find them incredibly interesting. That's just a phase I've been in lately.
"I don't think this should be how I proceed in life. It's important to be self-aware about these things because you don't want to end up with that guy."
Taylor Swift: 'Critics target successful women'
Taylor Swift has hit back at critics who have taken aim at the country superstar over her active love life, insisting she is simply punished for her success.
The singer has long attracted catty comments about her string of high-profile romances after being linked to stars including One Direction's Harry Styles, Joe Jonas, actor Jake Gyllenhaal and rocker John Mayer.
However, Swift is adamant the remarks have nothing to do with her personal life and stem from jealousy over her success.
She tells Britain's Glamour magazine, "If you reach a point in your career where things are going very well, public perception needs a 'Yeah, but…' Like, 'Yeah, but she's been on a lotta dates apparently.' 'Yeah, but I hear she's crazy.' I think you'll find it has a lot to do with being a woman. And I resent that. That there has to be some downside to your personality or lifestyle if you're a woman and you're successful."
Ed Sheeran: 'Taylor Swift was swearing at Selena Gomez at VMAs'
Ed Sheeran has tried to save his pal Taylor Swift after she landed in hot water for apparently cursing at One Direction during the MTV Video Music Awards, alleging the star was actually swearing at Selena Gomez.
The singer was caught on camera apparently saying "shut the f— up" while her ex-boyfriend Harry Styles and his bandmates were onstage presenting the Best Pop Video prize at the New York City ceremony last month.
She incurred the wrath of One Direction's loyal fans for the rant, but British singer Sheeran, who is also close to the boy band, is adamant Swift was just messing around with her friend Gomez.
Speaking at a meet-and-greet session in Oregon, Sheeran said, "I know what she said though! She rung me straight afterward and she was like, 'I think I've messed up.'"
The event's host asked him to explain and the singer-songwriter continued, "I can… Selena said to her, she said, 'I think Miley's going to win the award over me' and then Taylor said, 'Oh, shut the f— up.' And that's what that was! So, yeah."
Gomez collected the prize for her "Come & Get It" video.
Selena Gomez scolds reporter who asks about Taylor Swift's One Direction diss
Singer/actress Selena Gomez scolded a reporter who asked her about an expletive pal Taylor Swift appeared to utter to her while One Direction were on stage at the MTV Video Music Awards on Sunday.
The interviewer was questioning Gomez at the premiere of her movie "Getaway" on Monday, when she asked Gomez about her friend's foul-mouthed reaction to seeing ex-boyfriend Harry Styles onstage, just feet away from her.
Cameras caught Swift, who was seated next to Gomez in the front row, mouth "Shut the f— up" to her friend, and the footage has since made headlines across the world.
But Gomez clearly didn't want to discuss it, telling the prying reporter, "'Don't try that with me."
Gomez went on to insist girls need to stick together, and she was not going to talk negatively about her best friend.
She continued, "I think girls need to be more supportive of each other. I definitely agree with that. I'm all about that. Taylor has been one of those girls. We have been friends for five years. She is very strong. She doesn't care what people think and she inspires me."
Taylor Swift fears getting arrested
One of Taylor Swift's biggest fears is ending up in handcuffs under police custody.
The country sweetheart, 23, has built up a reputation for herself as a clean-living role model for fans, but the "I Knew You Were Trouble" hit maker admits she's seriously scared of landing behind bars like other young stars such as Lindsay Lohan and Amanda Bynes.
Filling out a wide-ranging questionnaire for Marie Claire magazine, she lists her Top Five Fears as: "(1) Sea urchins, (2) Googling myself, (3) Earwigs, (4) Cynics, (5) Getting arrested."
In the article, she also reveals she's planning to one day go back to school to get a college degree, insisting she will succeed "somehow, someway," and confesses her "fantasy itinerary" would be a TV marathon of new episodes of hit crime drama "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit."
Carly Simon joins Taylor Swift for 'You're So Vain'
Carly Simon joined Taylor Swift for the ultimate break-up song onstage in Massachusetts on Saturday night when the pair teamed up for the veteran singer/songwriter's "You're So Vain."
Swift was performing in Foxborough when she gave fans a treat and brought out her special guest for a rendition of the 1972 classic.
And the country singer admitted she was just as intrigued about the subject of the song as everyone else, stating, "Before I bring out my special guest, I have this question that I've always, always had. I think a lot of you have probably had this question too, always wondered what the answer is. Who is this song, 'You're So Vain' by Carly Simon, written about?"
Simon has never been clear as to who the song is about, although the common belief is that it's about her ex-boyfriend Warren Beatty.
Swift, it seems, had a blast onstage with one of her icons – after the show, she tweeted, "Got to sing You're So Vain with Carly Simon at Gillette Stadium tonight!!!!! Unreal. I could not possibly look up to her more."
Taylor Swift and Ed Sheeran go paddleboarding
Taylor Swift shows off her slim figure in a striped bikini as she goes paddleboarding — in red lipstick — with pal Ed Sheeran on Rhode Island.
Taylor Swift leaves a $500 tip
Taylor Swift stunned employees at a Philadelphia, Penn., diner last week when she handed them a $500 tip for agreeing to work extra hours for her.
The singer called ahead and asked staff at Ralph's Italian Restaurant to keep the place open for her so she could grab a late bite – and they willingly agreed.
Swift, tour mates Austin Mahone and Ed Sheeran, her band members and entourage spent $800 on food and then she slapped down a huge tip before posing with waiters and waitresses for pictures.
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— Ralph's Restaurant (@RalphsItalRest) July 20, 2013
The generous singer also handed chef Shawn Gallo two tickets for her Philadelphia show the following night.
The thrilled cook took to Twitter.com to share his good fortune, writing, "I called my mom to tell her Swift was there, and she wanted me to take a picture because she is a big fan. My son has autism, and while I'm at work my mom and my son love to listen to her music. He loves her music!"
The restaurant owners also took to Twitter to thank Swift for choosing to dine with them, writing, "Wed (we would) like 2thank @taylorswift13 @edsheeran @AustinMahone 4 coming in 4dinner last night! We hope u enjoyed everything!"
They also posted a shot of the trio posing with staff on their Twitter.com page.
Taylor Swift contest won by 'creepy 39-year-old'
Taylor Swift has fallen victim to another online prank after jokers swayed a web vote to help a 39-year-old man win a competition to meet the singer.
The singer hosted a web contest with Massachusetts radio station Kiss 108 FM offering one lucky fan the chance to meet their idol.
However, the competition was axed after users of 4chan.org and Reddit.com teamed up to sway the voting in favor of a 39-year-old entrant named only as Charles Z, described as a "creepy 39 year old (who) would like to crush all those little girls (sic) dreams."
A statement from radio station bosses reads, "Disappointingly, we have determined that the integrity of the Taylor Swift's Biggest Fan contest has been compromised. In accordance with our contest rules, effective immediately, the contest has been terminated. We apologize to all of our loyal listeners who have participated."
Swift was previously targeted in a similar scheme when pranksters tried to rig a competition offering a performance from the star at a school. The contest's rules were rejigged after jokers swayed the votes in favor of sending her to sing for deaf students.
Westboro Baptist Church to protest Taylor Swift concert
Members of the controversial Westboro Baptist Church are planning to protest Taylor Swift's upcoming concert in Kansas after branding her a "dirty, pirate hooker" because of her busy dating life.
The singer's personal life has come under much media scrutiny after a string of failed romances with the likes of John Mayer, Jake Gyllenhaal, Joe Jonas and Harry Styles, and now religious conservatives are taking a stand against the 23 year old's "sin-coddling songs" by vowing to disrupt her Kansas City show on August 3.
In a series of posts on Twitter.com, a group representative writes, "Westboro to picket the whorish face of america: Taylor Swift…
"(Swift) works her 'girl next door' country-singer shtick, while hopping from one young man to the next and strutting across the world stage like a proud whore… Taylor Swift in three words: lascivious, foolish, proud, dirty, pirate hooker!"
Swift has yet to respond to the outrageous tweets, but the extremists are well-known for their controversial protests – in 2011 followers picketed a Foo Fighters concert in Missouri in response to the band's lyrics, which contained homosexual references, and they staged a demonstration outside a Radiohead gig in Kansas City last year.


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Brody Chad Nance and Abreigh D-Lyn Underwood formally announce their engagement.
Abreigh is the daughter of Jon and Dawn Underwood of Jefferson City. She is the granddaughter of Tom and Ann Underwood of Jefferson City and Charles and Mary Damron of Morristown. She is a 2012 graduate of Jefferson County High School.
Brody is the son of Harold and Kathy Nance of New Market. He is the grandson of Tom Allen of Greenwood, S.C. and the late Lon and Helen Nance of New Market. He is a 2010 graduate of Jefferson County High School.
The couple will exchange vows Saturday, November 21 at 5 p.m. at First United Methodist Church of Jefferson City. All friends and family are invited.


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Algebra 1 teacher Dirk Fors shows students how to find the slope of a line during class at Chemawa Middle School in 2011. Riverside Unified School District has found a grade-by-grade set of indicators to show if students are on track to succeed in algebra. -- FILE PHOTO
Counting objects in kindergarten, understanding fractions and decimals in fourth grade and being able to add, subtract, multiply and divide them in seventh grade help show if students on track for algebra.
Those grade-by-grade mathematical indicators and expected skills and understanding will be shared with teachers to help them better prepare students.
"That's always what catches us, algebra readiness," said Gayle Cloud, a trustee in Riverside Unified School District who is on the school board's Instructional Subcommittee.
Algebra is required for high school graduation in California and is the gateway to higher mathematics needed to be ready for college and more careers in a changing workforce, educators say. Students who don't pass algebra in eighth grade are more likely to struggle with the subject when they take it again in ninth grade and later grades.
A Riverside school district administrator found the grade-by-grade set of what students need to know and understand to be ready for middle school algebra buried in the new 27-page math framework adopted last month by the California State Board of Education. They are also outlined in the Common Core State Standards from the Council of Chief State School Officers.
The Riverside County Office of Education uses the information in other formats when working with teachers in other districts, said Vicky Kukuruda, an instructional services administrator with the county.
The algebra readiness indicators break down into three areas, said Renee Hill, instructional support services director for Riverside schools:
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�—� Problem solving, such as being able to work through long division, and
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A student may know that six times seven equals 42 but may not understand that represents six groups of seven or seven groups of six or a rectangle that measures six on one side and seven on another, she said.
In the Common Core, which schools will fully implement in 2014-15, students start with real-life problems to develop an understanding of mathematics before rote memorization of steps to solve equations, Kukuruda said. For instance, for second-grade addition, she might ask students to measure the sides of their desk and add up the perimeter.
Cloud said she is glad to see students will still be asked to attend to precision with Common Core and the sole focus won't be on understanding.
She has expressed concerns about the Common Core, which is replacing the 1997 California State Standards.
"I want to make sure we're not repeating mistakes of the '90s," when she said schools integrated math and science without the rigor of mathematics. She said schools neglected to teach students to be able to solve equations quickly and correctly.
"Mathematics, any engineer will tell you, requires precision," Cloud said. "I certainly think math reasoning is important, but not at the expense" of knowing multiplication and addition facts.
"One of the problems always is kids' lack of understanding and their ability of fractions and decimals," she said. "It has to be automatic."
Students who need too much time to solve problems just mark any answer, she said.
Hill said all three components must be present.
Although they were included in documents for California's 1997 academic expectations, understanding could get short shrift in many classrooms.
Students could pass the old California Standards Tests just by knowing math facts and procedures, Hill said. The new tests, called Smarter Balanced Assessments, will require students to use those math procedures and show mathematical understanding, she said.
The algebra readiness indicators include several expectations for each grade and cover all three areas.
"This gives us something to focus on," Hill said. "It will give teachers algebra readiness indicators."
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Katrina: Bush boosts reconstruction boodlers, GOP squeezes bankrupts
The president has suspended prevailing wage rule for Katrina rebuilding contractors:
Some Houstonians who plan on moving to Louisiana and points east to get work in the Katrina rebuilding effort may discover their wages won't be as high as they might have expected. That's because President Bush signed an executive order last week rescinding the rule [under the Davis-Bacon Act] that contractors on projects receiving federal money pay the prevailing wage in areas damaged by the hurricane.
--Houston Chronicle, L.M. Sixel
And he wants to suspend prevailing wage rules for service workers, too:
But the Bush folks face a problem in suspending the Service Contract Act. Davis-Bacon has a specific provision allowing the President to suspend it during a national emergency. The Service Contract Act does not, and its suspension may be unprecedented, labor experts say.
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The new, more stringent bankruptcy law will not harm people left "down and out" by the storm, Wisconsin Republican Rep. James Sensenbrenner said. He said he would not hold a hearing in his committee on a bill by the panel's ranking Democrat, Michigan Rep. John Conyers, and 31 other Democrats who want to exempt Hurricane Katrina victims from parts of the new bankruptcy law. A chairman's decision not to hold a hearing usually prevents a House bill from advancing.
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We've now learned that Judge Dava Tunis (left), who presided over Thompson's 9-day trial late last year, has petitioned the Florida Supreme Court to grant her until August 31st to issue her report.
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I am going to get Lisa to join when she gets hers no excuse about no way to get on then
Typing is brilliant , only 2 minor problems for me, one is my pinkie on my left hand keeps brushing the toggle key for the numbers so I suddenly find myself typing numerals when I am flying through along post. The other is a pet peeve , on the default keyboard you get a ! But no apostrophe. suppose that goes to show how language changes.
I am just hungry for more apps to show off what. This can do, a few haven't made it over here yet like dragon dictate.
Glad you guys are enjoying it as much as you obviously are!
Have you tried much with Photos yet. Albums, faces, places, etc. I love the way a quick flick of your fingers expands all the faces into an array of individual photos. A quick pinch puts them all back into a stack.
Amazing user interface!
Tom (... I need that camera connection kit!)
According to Apple, the Camera Connection Kit works fine with RAW files.Originally Posted by Skywatcher, post: 211201
Tom (... feeling a little RAW myself this morning!)


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