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HNM216 - The Woman and Newborn Infant
Unit details
2016 unit information
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|Trimester 1: Burwood (Melbourne), Warrnambool, Waterfront (Geelong)
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Students must be enrolled in the Bachelor of Nursing/Bachelor of Midwifery to enrol in this unit
|Unit chair:
Sara Stelfox
|Campus contact:
Waterfront (Geelong): Catherine Nagle
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Intensive: Students are required to attend face to face classes - 4 hours x 4 days commencing Monday 29 February 2016 (O Week) and one simulation day x 6 hours (scheduled to individual campus timetables).
*CBD refers to Institute of Koorie Education – Community Based Delivery
This unit forms part of the Clinical Studies in Nursing and Midwifery Year 3/4 cluster and continues to build and extend students' knowledge, skills and attributes in the speciality area of midwifery practice. The aim of this unit is to introduce students to various aspects of postnatal care for the woman and her infant. This will provide opportunity for students to examine the normal maternal physiological changes that occur in the postnatal phase and the adaptations required of the newborn infant. Students will explore midwifery management strategies to support the health education needs of a woman such as infant feeding options, immunisation, infant safety and the potential emotional changes that may be experienced by the woman following birth. The legal responsibilities of the midwife in relation to mandatory reporting and child protection will be scrutinised, and collaboration in multidisciplinary approaches to care. Students will have opportunity to apply and integrate knowledge and skills learned in this unit and previous units during a two (2) week clinical placement.
Assessment task 1: Online test: 40% (2 x 30 minutes equivalent to 1000 words)
Online tests will allow students to increase their knowledge and understanding of the anatomy and physiological changes experienced by the woman and the newborn infant following birth. Students will need to apply this knowledge in midwifery practice settings.
Assessment task 2: Examination: 60% (1.5 hours closed book, equivalent to 1500 words)
Formal written examination will cover all aspects of the unit. The examination will consist of multiple choice and short answer questions incorporating all unit content. The examination will require students to demonstrate understanding of the physiological adaptations of the woman and newborn infant following birth and related care.
Clinical assessment: Pass/Fail (equivalent to 1000 words)
Failure of the clinical component will lead to a fail in this unit and may lead to exclusion.
Clinical assessment involves the students successfully completing a two (2) week practicum together with the completion of documenting their midwifery experiences and the completion of any associated Midwifery Practice Learning Tools for this unit. The successful completion of the Midwifery Portfolio and clinical practicum is considerable and requires students to safely integrate knowledge and skills, apply theory in practice situations, and demonstrate progression and consolidation of clinical competencies across a range of professional domains. Although no numerical weighting is attributed to the clinical assessment in terms of the final unit result, clinical is competency-based and has therefore been given a weighting relative to the total student workload. The School thereby acknowledges that the clinical assessment is valid, worthwhile, and requires commitment from the student whilst supporting the competency-based nature of this assessment as pass/fail gradings.
Midwifery Practice Learning Tools
- Mother and baby wellbeing assessment following birth
- Facilitating breastfeeding for the mother and baby
- Breastfeeding challenges for the mother and baby
- Care of the woman who had a caesarean section
Midwifery Portfolio (equivalent to 500 words)
To meet the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia's midwife registration requirements students upon completion of clinical placement, are required to submit their Midwifery Portfolio.
Maintain Continuity of Care experiences with women during pregnancy, birth, and following birth (10 hours per experience).
Department of Human Services policy and Working with Children Act
In accordance with Department of Human Services policy*, all students are required to undertake a National Police Record Check prior to clinical placements in each calendar year of their course. In accordance with the Working with Children Act 2005**, all students are required to undertake a Working with Children Check at commencement of the course. Students who fail to obtain a Police Record Check and a Working with Children Check prior to the commencement of clinical placement will not be able to undertake clinical placement and this will impede progress in the course. Students may also be required to declare their immunisation status to satisfy the requirements of health organisations where they will be undertaking their clinical learning experience. A health organisation may refuse to accept a student for placement if the student's immunisation status is not satisfactory to the health organisation.
* Department of Human Services 2007, Service agreement information kit for funded organisations 2006–2009, State Government of Victoria, Melbourne, retrieved 1 July 2007.
** Department of Justice 2007, Working with Children Act 2005, Victoria, Australia retrieved April 2012
Unit Fee Information
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- in a Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) - refer to Unit based calculation below.
- an undergraduate full fee paying student - refer to Unit based calculation below.
- postgraduate full fee paying students commenced before 2016 - refer to Unit based calculation below.
- postgraduate full fee paying students commencing in 2016 - refer to Course based calculation below.
- a non-award student - refer to Unit based calculation below.
- an undergraduate, postgraduate or Higher Degree by Research student commenced before 2016 - refer to Unit based calculation below.
- an undergraduate, postgraduate or Higher Degree by Research student commencing in 2016 - refer to Course based calculation below.
- a non-award student - refer to Unit based calculation below.
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Unit based calculation
Your tuition fees are calculated on the units you enrol in. This means your fees are based on the units you choose to study and not a fixed course price. The tuition fees for this unit are displayed in the table below:
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* Rate for all CSP students, except for those who commenced Education and Nursing units pre 2010
** Rate for CSP students who commenced Education and Nursing units pre 2010
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Eleanor Smoot Fuller, 67, of Carters Grove Road, answered God's call early Friday morning, Jan. 11, 2013, at the Hinkle Hospice House.
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Phenotypic detection of antibiotic resistance, especially beta-lactam resistance, can be very difficult and time consuming to determine. This lecture will explore PCR-based approaches for the identification of resistance mechanisms often missed during phenotypic detection in the clinical laboratory and the consequences to patient care.
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Justin Wilcox was named Washington's defensive coordinator on Jan. 2, 2012.
A native of Junction City, Ore., and a four-year letterman for Oregon from 1996 to 1999, Wilcox returns to his Northwest roots by joining the Husky staff. He comes to Washington after having spent the past two seasons as defensive coordinator at Tennessee.
In 2011, Wilcox presided over a Tennessee defense that ranked No. 28 in the nation in total defense (340.5 yards per game) and 35th in scoring defense. In his first season with the Vols in 2010, his defense led a late-season rally that led them to a bowl game. The UT defense held four straight November opponents to 14 or fewer points in that season-ending stretch.
Wilcox began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at Boise State in 2001 and 2002. He then moved to California, where he was linebackers coach for three seasons (2003-05), helping the Bears to a 26-12 record and three bowl games during that span.
In 2006, he returned to Boise State as defensive coordinator and mentored a Broncos squad that led the WAC in defense all four seasons he worked there (2006-09). In 2009, BSU finished the season ranked No. 14 in the nation in total defense and scoring defense, and No. 3 in turnover margin. In 2008, Boise's defense was third nationally in scoring at just 12.6 points per game. Eight of 13 opponents were held to 10 points or fewer.
In Wilcox's first season, 2006, the Bronco ranked No. 8 in the nation in rush defense and Boise State finished the year with a 13-0 record and a famous overtime win over Oklahoma in the Fiesta Bowl.
A safety and cornerback at Oregon, Wilcox was a classmate and roommate of current Huskies linebackers coach Peter Sirmon. During his four seasons with the Ducks, he helped the team to four bowl games. In 1999, Wilcox earned first-team Academic All-Pac-10 and won the team's Bob Officer Award, presented to the Ducks' player who excels in spite of physical adversity
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Across the country, NASA's Summer of Innovation is engaging students, teachers and communities in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, or STEM, experiences. Otero Junior College will be providing students entering seventh through ninth grades access to this experience June 24 through June 28.
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A 2011 Appoquinimink High School graduate was shot and killed in Newark Monday night.
Peter DiSabatino, who police said was living in the Studio Green West apartment complex, was found in a parking lot in the 200 block of Thorn Lane around 9:20 p.m. Nov. 11.
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i've just never viewed you as ladylike. i attributed your princess bubblegum fascination to simply liking adventure time, other than that what would make me think of you as female?
i've just never viewed you as ladylike. i attributed your princess bubblegum fascination to simply liking adventure time, other than that what would make me think of you as female?
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For the record, this goes way farther back than my weird adventure time fandom, I have been having these thoughts since like second grade, I have kind of repressed them though.
I use to cross dress a lot before my sister started wondering what where the hell her clothes were disappearing too. I stopped cold after my mom thought I was insane in saying I wasn't messing with my clothes at night when she found my room with clothes everywhere, when the truth was I was fashioning them into pseudo-dresses. Because of that lie I was forced to get brain scans as my mother thought I was having seizures or something. To this day my mother still thinks me waking up in the night and messing around was me sleep walking.
In part, I am just tired of lying and putting up this charade.
So basically you just wanna fuck bitches while wearing their clothes.
P. kinky my man. But there's definately a chick out there dreaming of just that.
Just do it.
wait i don't get it. you had clothes out at night so your mother thought you were epileptic? the fuck
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in hindsight that would of been the perfect time to come out, but at that time I was still in denial about the whole thing
Also, do women pay like no attention to their levels of makeup or something? I must of used up all my mothers lipstick in that time period when my mother in contrast uses lipstick like maybe 3 times a year, just something that I just realized in hindsight now that is odd.
I think my father has some idea of what I was doing, from time to time he makes jokes about me wearing my sister's clothes, so either he knows about it and is doing an excellent job of keeping a secrete, or is making oddly on point jokes about me.
kirby, i don't think you're that confused. i think you just haven't come out yet so you're being shy about it. if you're dressing up in girls clothes and using lipstick i think it's pretty obvious you want to identify as a woman. whether or not you want to just cross dress or if you really think you'd be better off identifying as a woman, i'm sure you have an idea as to which of those is more true.
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as a gay guy, looking back on myself, i now realize that i've liked dudes since i was in the 6th grade. but from 6th grade to the end of 9th grade i didn't identify as gay because everybody around me liked girls. it wasn't out of any fear of prejudice, i had that fear after i came to realize i was gay. i was just subconsciously trying to be like everyone else that i never stopped to think about the fact that i looked at guys more than girls. it sounds stupid but society can have more of an effect on you than you think. i'm sure years from now you'll be confident in who you are and realize you've been like that for a long time even though you're confused about it right now. do yourself a favor and skip the bullshit.
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Part of the problem is idk how far I should go, keep in mind changing gender or even sex is much more biologically serious than simply having sex with another gender, no offense Justin. There are a lot of in between that could be done, such as just identifying, to full surgery. I guess the best thing to do is take this one step at a time, the first thing to do is come clean to my parents about cross dressing.
I WAS JUST TRYING TO BE DEEP AND MEANINGFUL :cry:
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I am going to talk to my mother about possible hormone supplements, or whatever they are called, I plan about being open about this with my family.
The rest of the world fucking sucks tough, if I do go through treatment, I am not coming out until it is obvious. I don't want to go through any trouble with assholes making fun of me identifying as a female, when I still have stubble on my neckbeard.
First of all, congrats on confronting your sexual identity Kirbx. I remember when I came to grips with the fact that I'm asexual (or perhaps demisexual), I can only imagine how hard it is to realize you're perhaps another gender entirely. Onto clarifying this shit:
There are three key concepts to understanding human sexuality and gender: Sex, gender, and sexual orientation. Now, keep in mind that all of these things can be and are entirely independent from each other. I cannot stress this enough, as people just don't seem to get this. Sex does not necessarily dictate gender, gender does not necessarily dictate sexual orientation, and sexual orientation definitely does not dictate a person's sex.
The other thing is that none of these categories are particularly rigid. Gender and sexual orientation are both cultural constructions, and the dichotomy of male vs. female (and heterosexual vs. homosexual) is not particularly biologically accurate. I'll get to this in a bit, just keep it in mind.
Sex: This is pretty basic, for the most part. Sex is a biological designation based on a person's genitally. If you have a penis your sex is male, if you have a vagina your sex is female. That being said, there are some exceptions to this rule. A person that is intersex (a hermaphrodite) has the genitalia of a male and a female. So what? you ask. Well this has serious social implications. In the Dominican Republic children who are intersex are recognized as a third sex entirely. Check out the wikipedia page on third sexes and genders.
Gender: Gender's a bit tougher to explain. In this case we're referring specifically to gender identity. That is, how an individual personally feels their identity fits into and is defined by society. This can vary a bit between society, for instance an effeminate male in Samoa wouldn't identify as a woman, but rather as the entirely different gender category of Fa'afafine (Fa'afafines are really cool by the way, if anyone's interested in discussing them at some later time). In Western society we have a gender binary of male and female, so a person who feels a certain way about certain things (how should I dress, what should I do today, who do I want to hang out with, who is my role model), might find that their feelings fall more into one gender category than another, regardless of biological sex. So, perhaps while Kirbx has a dick, he might feel out-of-place in a boy's locker room. There is good science behind this too, studies of transgender people has shown that many folks who might identify as the "opposite gender" actually have the same brain structures as the opposite sex (a male who identifies as female has certain female parts of the brain as opposed to what you'd see in a typical male).
Sexual orientation: So let's say Kirbx decides his gender is female, and to compliment this he also decides to change sexes. A few surgeries and some hormone therapy later, he comes out a "woman". Then, he starts having sex with other women. Is he a lesbian? Well... the answer is... eh, kinda-sorta. The terms "lesbian" and "gay" (and "homosexual" for that matter) are a bit sticky, as they assume a rigid gender and sex dichotomy. Let's just say kirbx is gynephilic, that is, he is attracted to people of the female sex. Sexual orientation can vary greatly from person to person, and is not rigid. Nobody is perfectly heterosexual or homosexual, rather we experience a spectrum of sexuality, and each person leans in a certain direction. Yes, pedophilia and other such attractions also fall on this spectrum, but that's another story for another time (I'll make a thread about it in Discussion some time if you guys want. Also, yeah, King was wrong).
So, Kirbx likes/d to wear women's clothing. Is that a fetish? I'd say probably not. From what I can ascertain it seems to me more like wearing female clothing just made him feel more comfortable, because he was conforming to how he perceived he falls into society, as opposed to what his genitalia say. There certainly are people who simply get turned on by taking on a different gender role for a little while, but I don't think Kirbx falls into that category. (Side note: Check out Wikipedia's crazy list of paraphilias.)
tl;dr societal labels of sex, gender, etc. just make things more confusing and aren't very useful for this conversation.
I am going to have to actively shave now aren't I :/
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As mentioned earlier, for the longest time I thought this might be it, I don't think so anymore, I think that was me in denial.So, Kirbx likes/d to wear women's clothing. Is that a fetish? I'd say probably not. From what I can ascertain it seems to me more like wearing female clothing just made him feel more comfortable, because he was conforming to how he perceived he falls into society, as opposed to what his genitalia say. There certainly are people who simply get turned on by taking on a different gender role for a little while, but I don't think Kirbx falls into that category. (Side note: Check out Wikipedia's crazy list of paraphilias.)
Yeah, I figured your face but I was just thinking out loud really.
Again, it's up for you to decide on what's the most comfortable for you. What kind of image you want to promote and all that.
nothing worth mentioning now that i think of it
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Thinking about this now, it probably goes even farther back than second grade, I remember playing with dollies, barbies, and even dressing up as a princess a few times as a little one.
Anyway, on a slightly different issue, does it really matter is someone has a "female brain." Lets say for example it is revealed that I have a male brain, and I still not justified in my transness? If I feel that I am a women, shouldn't I be the one to make this distinction alone?


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Heavyweights Break Six-Year Trend, Win Carnegie Cup On Housatonic
The home team was a perfect six-for-six in the Carnegie Cup since 2007. On Saturday morning, it was the sixth-ranked team that won the day. No. 6 Princeton defeated both Cornell and Yale to reclaim the Carnegie Cup for the first time since 2011."It was a solid day of racing for the entire squad, especially given the short week and the travel," head coach Greg Hughes said. "I was pleased with the way that our boats raced. We are making some decent progress and I am looking forward to the final regular season race of the spring this coming Saturday against Brown."
The win gives Princeton 37 Carnegie Cup victories, three more than No. 12 Cornell, though the Big Red made Princeton earn this one. Princeton won the varsity race and the Carnegie Cup in 5:28.27, while Cornell finished within four seconds. Seventh-ranked Yale finished three seconds back of Cornell.
"Today we were able to improve on our start to create an early advantage, a component to our race we were quite frankly lacking last weekend," sophomore Tim Masters said. "Our focus has - and will continue to be - on improving our boat speed internally as well as executing our best performance possible on race day, regardless of who we are racing."
Princeton also topped Cornell in both the second varsity and third varsity races. The Princeton 2V won in 5:34.20, 2.7 seconds faster than Cornell, while the 3V beat Cornell by four seconds in a time of 5:42.8.
Masters and his Princeton teammates know that the racing will only get tougher from here. Next Saturday, the Tigers will host No. 5 Brown, the reigning Eastern/Ivy League champion. Two weeks later, Princeton will compete for the league crown when the best boats in the East meet in Worcester, Mass.
"Whilst the result today was a step in the right direction," Masters said, "we still have a lot of work to do if we want to be in a position to medal at the EARC championships in May."
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Earlene E. Rabeneck McGraw, 89, of Almyra, died Saturday, June 22, 2013. Earlene was born May 30, 1924, in Stuttgart to the late Wilmer O. and Blanche (Harris) Rabeneck. She is also preceded in death by her husband of 50 years, Tracy Lambert McGraw, and son-in-law James Perry.
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The following people were arrested on felony charges by law enforcement agencies in Davidson County, and, unless noted otherwise, were either placed in the Davidson County Detention Center or released from custody and are scheduled to appear in Lexington District Court on the date given:
• Andrea Veronica Redden, 20, of 357 Early James Road, was charged with four counts of felony larceny by employee and a count of felony obtaining property by false pretense, $3,500 secured bond, June 17.
• Vincent Maurice Richards, 48, of 215 Hartman St., was charged with misdemeanor larceny, felony possession of a schedule II controlled substance, felony obtaining property by false pretense and possession of drug paraphernalia, $5,000 and $5,000 secured bonds, June 6 and 10.
• Kenyun Kyshon Dumas, 16, of 84 Jamaica Drive, was charged with felony breaking and entering and felony larceny after breaking and entering, $5,000 secured bond, June 25.
• John Stephen Szwalla, 21, of 250 B&B Trail, Midway, was charged with felony first-degree burglary and felony larceny of a motor vehicle, $50,000 secured bond, June 10.
The following larcenies more than $1,000 were reported to the Davidson County Sheriff's Office and the Lexington Police Department:
• A generator, air compressor, grinder, tool set, CD player, air hoses, extension cord, cordless tool set, pliers, miscellaneous tools, propane torch and food/snacks valued at $3,390 were reported stolen from a home on Tower Road in Thomasville between 6:35 p.m. Sunday and 6:35 p.m. Tuesday.
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Dale, Friday July 11, 2008 - 1:57pm
We had a question a while back asking about the Sheraton Guildford, our conference venue. Why the concern? A picture is worth a thousand words:
Have no fear, the work is purely exteriour and will be finished before the conference! Here's the blurb from their website:
Hotel Renovations: October 22, 2007 - August 31, 2008
From October 22, 2007 through August 31, 2008, this hotel will undergo renovations to the exterior, improving sound proofing and energy efficient window systems. Construction will take place Monday through Friday between 7am and 4pm. Guest staying during these times should expect to hear construction noise. During this time the pool and whirlpool will be unavailable until July 1, 2008.
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On the hotel page, the line
On the hotel page, the line for "special online hotel reservations" is no longer working. Just wanted to let someone know.
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Thanks, Pricilla! We do know
Thanks, Pricilla! We do know about this and are working to correct it.
kc dyer
SiWC Conference Coordinator
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online hotel reservations
I telephoned and they will happily take reservations and give you the conference rate if you let them know you will be attending.


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Rated 5 out of 5 by marcieinseattle Beautiful. sturdy bench Pro's: beautiful colors, sturdy feel, cushion-y seat (not hard), nice dark wood legs, easy assembly (screwed the legs into the seat) Con's: it is a bit tall for a bench, the fabric is the same as a kilim rug and is a bit scratchy I love this bench as it pulls together all the colors of my living room, provides extra seating in a nonimposing way, and accents the SW/Mxn style of my home. December 27, 2013
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Honors: 2010 Second-Team All-WAC, 2011 Team Captain, 2011 Honorable Mention NSCAA Scholar All-West Region, three-time WAC All-Academic
2011: Layton played all 22 games and started 20 at outside back for Idaho as a junior … finished third on the team with three assists as the team's designated corner kicker … her assist on a corner kick in the 3-2 win over Montana on Sept. 4 was the 200th assist in Idaho program history … extended her career total assists to 14 assists, which is the most among active Vandals and second-most in school history … attempted 11 shots during the season, 10 of which were on goal … voted team captain before the season by her teammates … helped lead a Vandal defense to two shutouts and 11 single-goal games despite the loss of two goalkeepers to season-ending injuries during the year … voted Most Inspirational Player by her teammates at the end of the season … Honorable Mention NSCAA Scholar All-West Region and Fall WAC All-Academic honoree.
2010: Layton was a second-team all-WAC selection at outside back in 2010. She started 20 of the team's 21 games and tallied seven assists - the third-most in Idaho single-season history. She ranked fourth in the WAC and 61st in the NCAA in that category. Additionally, her 11 assists in just two years at Idaho put her at second all-time on the Vandal career list. She attempted four total shots, three of which were on target. Layton had one assist each in Idaho's five consecutive wins over Portland State, Hawai'i, Louisiana Tech, New Mexico State and Nevada between Sep. 28 and Oct. 15. On the defensive end, she led a back line that limited opponents to just 20 goals, 15 assists and 55 total points during the regular season.
2009: Layton started all 19 games as a freshman in 2009. She tied for the team lead with four assists, and attempted six shots on the year. She assisted the game-winner in Idaho's 3-0 win over Arkansas-Pine Bluff on Sep. 13, then sent in a cross that set up the game-winner against Boise State on Oct. 18. While her play as an outside back was crucial to the Vandal defense holding opponents to the second-fewest shots (251) and third-fewest goals (24) in school history, she was also a key offensive component, as she attempted most of Idaho's 86 corner kicks on the year.
High School/Club: Layton was a two-sport athlete for the Mead High School Panthers, which she led to three-straight Greater Spokane League titles and three-straight District 6 titles from 2006-08. She is a two-time first-team all-GSL honoree, as well as the GSL's 2008 Defensive MVP and a 2008 Washington first-team all-state selection after leading Mead to a third-place finish at the state tournament. She played for the Spokane Shadow club team for eight years, including the last five as team captain. She helped the team earn the 2007 U.S. Club Soccer national title and twice led the team to state semi-final appearances. She was also a member of the Super Y League Northwest Divisional Select ODP team from 2005-07 and was a Super Y ODP National Camp invitee.
Personal: She is the daughter of Tony and Kari Layton. She has one brother, A.J. Her father was an football player at Whitworth. She is a National Honor Society member, a four-year Honor Roll student, a 2007 WIAA Academic State Champion and KXLY Shining Star Award recipient. Her major at Idaho is International Studies.


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ANAHEIM – The American Civil Liberties Union on Thursday called on the Anaheim City Council to establish an independent, civilian-based review board charged with overseeing the Anaheim Police Department's 351 active-duty officers and reviewing allegations of misconduct.
The public plea came one day after Orange County District Attorney Tony Rackauckas opted not to charge an Anaheim police officer with fatally shooting Manuel Diaz, 25, on July 21, sparking several days of civil unrest in the city.
There have been at least 37 police-involved shootings in Anaheim, 21 of which were fatal, the ACLU said.
"Such a board ... will help assure Anaheim's residents that complaints are investigated transparently and vigorously, while at the same time will vindicate officers when allegations are not sustained in a system that the public feels they can trust," Belinda Escobosa Helzer, director of the ACLU's office in Orange County, wrote in a letter delivered to the Anaheim City Council.
"Trust between residents and the police who serve and protect them is a crucial element to effective police work," Escobosa Helzer wrote. "For many in Anaheim, distrust of the (Police Department) is undeniable, and recent history has only exacerbated the situation."
Anaheim Mayor Tom Tait said he asked City Manager Bob Wingenroth earlier this year to draft an ordinance to create a citizen-based commission to oversee the police force and to determine how the panel's members should be appointed.
Among the duties under consideration, the proposed commission would review investigations and procedures by Anaheim police officers, Tait said. It was unclear when the proposal will come before the full City Council for consideration.
"Accountability and transparency makes any organization better," Tait said. "I believe a citizen's review committee would provide an independent and credible review of the Police Department in the future."
Anaheim police Sgt. Bob Dunn said the department "would be happy to work with any qualified groups or individuals."
In the meantime, Diaz's family gathered in front of the courthouse in Santa Ana on Thursday morning to protest Rackauckas' announcement that Anaheim police Officer Nick Bennallack was not criminally culpable for the shooting. Diaz was unarmed when he was shot in the back of the head and in his buttock.
"We're still going to fight. We're still going to continue for justice," said Genevieve Huizar, Diaz's mother. "I will not stop until he's arrested, goes to trial or goes to prison.
"There's no way we're going to stop," Huizar said, adding that she will press ahead with a $50 million lawsuit against the city.
About 20 protesters joined Huizar and held signs that read "No more killer cops" and "D.A. Rackauckas supports killer police."
In a statement, Anaheim Police Association President Kerry Condon said: "This investigation reveals the true difficulty and danger that our police officers face every day in our gang- and crime-ridden neighborhoods and the fact that Manual 'Stomper' Diaz was a violent gang member."
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Rated 5 out of 5 by ricelover the perfect smoky flavor to my pinto beans I add 2 Tbsp to my homemade refried beans (onions, cumin, pinto beans) to add a wonderful smoky flavor to my bean tostadas, topped with cilantro, feta, sliced radishes, and diced tomatoes. Regular hot sauce is not the same. The chipotles add a special smokiness I love. May 29, 2013
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The Journal of Best Practices by David Finch
Self-centered, short-tempered and oblivious to all the useful things he might be doing around the house if he weren't such an inconsiderate boob—that could describe any number of about-to-be-ex-husbands. But amp up the bad behavior and add a few warning bells and whistles (phobias, fixations, a tendency to quack), and you may have a guy with Asperger syndrome, a form of autism. Luckily, Finch's wife, who works with children on the spectrum, caught on to the fact that her husband's brain was simply wired differently—and together they set out to rescue their teetering marriage. In this funny, endearing, lesson-packed memoir, Finch shows what a couple can accomplish with acceptance, forbearance, determination and love. (amazon.com)
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Do the Knicks have a 29-10 lead over the Bulls in the first quarter????
What a flop i thought we were going to run them out of the building.
dougie over there chucking lol, i wish novak could of got last shot... beautiful 1st quarter though
Lol no wonder Melo shot is back, he is actually following threw on his shots instead of just tossing them up.
Awesome quarter for us, but uninspired job closing out the quarter. Also, TD reminding us there why we suffered with him as the starting PG. No game smarts. Who takes a shot early like that when you're clearly playing for the final shot of the quarter?
What happened to TC?
Damn, that Chicago 13:2 run should not have happened... we've mastered the art of blowing the lead... but c'mon! Let's go!
Kevin Hart is the softest player ever, he always just floats it or shoots pullups, GET IN THE ****ING LANE!!!


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There's something about Brandi Carlile Utahns just love. The singer-songwriter—known for the lyrical honesty and vocal strength she brings to her folk-rock sound—has been selling out shows across SLC for years, including an unprecedented three-day stint at the State Room in 2010 and Sunday's upcoming show at Red Butte Garden.
Her fifth studio album, Bear Creek, was released June 5 and has been on the Billboard charts every week since, peaking at the No. 10 spot on the Billboard 200 and hitting No. 1 on the folk chart. Best known for her "The Story" from her 2007 album of the same name, Carlile and her band—which includes "the twins," Phil and Tim Hanseroth—have delivered a powerful mix of alt-country, bluegrass and ballads with Bear Creek. Recorded from a rustic cabin/studio in Carlile's home state of Washington, the album shines with "Hard Way Home," "That Wasn't Me," and "Raise Hell."
Carlile's show has been sold out for weeks now, but not to fret. Salt Lake magazine scored a pair of tickets to the Red Butte Garden show on Sunday, July 15. Got a favorite Brandi Carlile song or lyric? Tell us why it moves you in the comments below or on our Facebook page, and you could snag this ticket giveaway.
We caught up with Carlile last week to chat family, her iconic fan and why Salt Lake always draws her in.
1. Bear Creek, named after the cabin in the Washington state woods where it was recorded, is a little different from your previous albums. What sets it apart, and how have fans reacted?
BC: That's what the barn where it was recorded. We've been able to experiment –banjo and in place of an electric guitar, piano in place of a bass, integrated the mandolin... It's been the best received album we've done. Despite the solemn nature of the lyrics, there's an element of fun to it. It came from not have a producer—not that having a producer isn't fun, but there's a thing that happens around recording [like this]. In the cabin, magical things happen.
2. Salt Lake is always on your tour schedule. Is there something about Utah that's especially attractive to you as a performer?
BC: It's become increasingly more important to me. I don't know what it is, but [Salt Lake] is very complex. It's always sparkling clean, and there's an uprightness to it that I can never put my finger on. But then there's this culture to SLC that's completely out of control. I really like the way the youth have taken ahold of Salt Lake City, and they're important in cultivating a change. There's such refinement in Salt Lake but the youth, especially those who are rock n' roll enthusiasts, have a plan for Salt Lake that's going to be a pivotal turning pint in art, music and politics... Salt Lake is countercultural, and I'm countercultural. The cultural boundaries in Salt Lake are like that, and anything that bucks the tradition brings out certain elements in people who come to listen to music.
3. Your charity, Looking Out Foundation, raises money for grassroots organizations in the cities where you perform. What groups are you working with in Salt Lake?
BC: [The charity we're working with is] the United Way to Salt Lake. There's diversity in that organization: Education, income stability and healthy lives are touchstone issues, and there's a lot of compartmentalization between religion and society [in Utah], so I wanted to find a charity that was able to touch everyone. There's a broadness.
4. Steven Stills of Crosby, Stills and Nash recently called you his favorite artist. That's quite the thumbs up from a legend. What does that mean to you?
BC: It's probably one of the biggest gifts that my career brings me. That kind of validation is a huge gift. You out so much of yourself out there, and when someone you really admire says you've got it right, it's enormously satisfying.
5. Family is big to you, it seems. "Twin" Phil Hanseroth married your sister, and your mom and sister, both musicans, occasionally go on stage with you when you're back in Washington. How does that connection add to the vibe of your shows?
BC: People can tell when they hear a band who likes each other or a band that doesn't know each other or doesn't take the time to cultivate those relationships. People can appreciate that connection on stage. It happens off stage as well. We're passing the baby around and trying to get her to burp... That's how people live in their lives. The idea of a band being completely mythical and different from humanity, those days are over. The Internet has taken care of that.


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- Barbara White '87, RI '01 and Gish Jen '77, BI '87, RI '02 received awards from the American Academy of Arts and Letters in 2003. White was awarded a Charles Ives Fellowship in Music, while Jen received a Strauss Living Award.
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- Playwright and actress Anna Deavere Smith BI '92 developed and first performed her one-woman play Fires in the Mirror at the Agassiz Theatre in Radcliffe Yard. She later won two Obie Awards, was nominated for a Tony award, and received international accolades for this production.
- Former Vermont Governor and US Ambassador to Switzerland Madeleine Kunin BI '92 wrote her memoir Living a Political Life at the Bunting Institute. She is noted internationally for her commitment to the environment, education, and children's services.
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- Two Bunting fellows were named to Discover magazine's list of the "Fifty Most Important Women in Science": oceanographer Sylvia Earle BI '69, an explorer-in-residence for the National Geographic Society, and Marcia McNutt BI '86, the president and CEO of the Monterrey Bay Aquarium Research Institute, who was featured in the Winter 2003 issue of the Radcliffe Quarterly.
- Author Alice Walker BI '73 wrote her novel Meridian while in residence.
- Author Tillie Olsen BI '64, '86 wrote her acclaimed book Silences as a fellow.
- Psychologist Carol Gilligan BI '83 came to the Bunting Institute to continue her research for her landmark book In a Different Voice. Time magazine named Gilligan one of the 25 most influential people in the country.
- Filmmaker Jeanne Jordan BI '93 edited her documentary film Troublesome Creek: A Midwestern during her fellowship. The film received two awards for best documentary film from the Sundance Film Festival and an Oscar nomination.
- Lawyer, former Black Panther leader, and social activist Kathleen Cleaver BI '95 wrote her memoir Memories of Love and War while a fellow.
- Diane Wood Middlebrook BI '83 wrote Anne Sexton: A Biography, tithing to the Bunting Institute a portion of her profits. The book received international recognition.
- Painter Frances Cohen Gillespie BI '82 exhibited her work at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, while in residence.
- Following her fellowship, Lucy Wilson Benson BI '67 became the first woman to be named an undersecretary of state during the Carter administration.
- Composer Augusta Read Thomas BI '91 composed Air and Angels, a piece for a large reseated orchestra, during her fellowship year. Her music has been performed by the American Composers Orchestra, the Cleveland Chamber Symphony, the Memphis Symphony, and the New York Philharmonic, among other orchestras. While a fellow, she premiered her piece Karum with the Philadelphia Orchestra.
- Business entrepreneurs Dawn-Marie Driscoll BI '91 and Carol Goldberg BI '91 wrote Members of the Club: The Coming of Age of Executive Women, about women executives in the corporate world.
- Stella M. Nkomo BI '94 and Ella L. J. Edmondson Bell BI '94 completed a groundbreaking study of the effects of race and gender on the experiences of women managers in private corporations. Two-thirds of their subjects were African American. They were commissioned by the Clinton administration to prepare a monogragh for the Glass Ceiling Commission on the barriers to workplace advancement for African Americans.
- Sarah Buel BI '94, an attorney who works with abuse victims, received a 1993 Abigail Adams award for her outstanding commitment to achieving equal political, economic, and social rights for women. She was also named Outstanding Young Lawyer of the Year by the Massachusetts Bar Association and "One of the Top 20 Young Lawyers in the USA" by the American Bar Association.
- The late historian Robin Kilson BI '94 wrote about the experiences of the African American women who obtained doctoral degrees before the 1960s. While at the Bunting, Kilson organized a conference of national importance, "Black Women in the Academy: Defending Our Name, 1894–1994."


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