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I've been married to my wonderful wife for three years now, and I think I've hit the end of the road when it comes to great sex. Well not really, it's not the end of the road there's still a road, but it has become more of a dry, dirt road. That's right, so much pressure has been put on my plate to please my wife that "I've lost that lovin' feeling."
To put it simply: sex is no longer as powerful or passionate as it once was. I spend so much time devoting my energy to pleasing her that I no longer take the time to appreciate the sex myself.
My wife, on the other hand, never — as observed through her "messy" orgasms — has any complaints in the orgasm department. That's right, it's not uncommon that my wife experiences four to ten orgasms per session.
You might be thinking, so what's the problem? Well for a change, I'd like to have a normal orgasm myself without having to hold it in so that my wife can have another two or three bonus orgasms.
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a race against timeIt seems that no matter what gender you belong to, you're going to have complaints about the opposite sex. That's why they call it the "opposite sex" — you always get the contrary of what you want.
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Feeling like I am not quite connected to myself yet this morning. I went to bed early last night as I was tired. I must have fallen asleep quickly, but boy did I dream. Same dream felt like it went on all night. I woke up briefly at 3:33 am and went right back to sleep only to continue the dream and then be rudely awoken by my alarm clock. I'm feeling like I haven't joined up completely with myself, I'm puzzled about what kind of message was in the dream and would rather be back asleep so I can figure it out! What a way to start the day.
Just went and looked up the meaning of my triple numbers: I have been seeing 444 over the past couple of days. 444 - The angels are surrounding you now, reassuring you of their love and help. Don't worry because the angels' help is nearby.
Now this morning it's 333.
333 - The Ascended Masters are near you, desiring you to know that you have their help, love, and companionship. Call upon the Ascended Masters often, especially when you see the number 3 patterns around you. Some of the more famous Ascended Masters include: Jesus, Moses, Mary, Quan Yin, and Yogananda.
Seems like things have been stepped up....okay, what is about to happen or what do I need to be prepared for hmmmm.
My Blessings:
1. Thank you, thank you, thank you that my angels and the Ascended Masters surround me and are offering me love and companionship.
2. Thank you, thank you, thank you for alarm clocks that help me to get up in time for work.
3. Thank you, thank you, thank you for a long nights sleep last night, even if it was filled with a dream.
4. Thank you, thank you, thank you, for the work that is provided for me each day at my desk.
5. Thank you, thank you, thank you for our children and my hubby's love and our relationship.
6. Thank you, thank you, thank you for dreams that leave such a deep impression, help me to understand fully what the message is.
7. Thank you, thank you, thank you for fresh carrots from the garden to take for snacks, love having healthy foods to munch on.
8. Thank you, thank you, thank you for my ripening tomatoes, they provide a nice touch to the salad.
9. Thank you, thank you, thank you for all the blessings big and small that come my way and have come my way.
10. Thank you, thank you, thank you for the awareness to be mindful of all that I do and all that I say.
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As most of the building community is already aware, the �new� 2007 California Building Code Series (Title 24) was adopted by the State of California, January 1, 2007, and has been available for purchase since July 1, 2007. Ordinarily this would not be more than a minor bump in the road for the industry. However, this year, California has joined the rest of the United States in adopting one or more �I-Codes.�
In 1994, all the major code organizations consolidated forming the International Code Council. As a result, Building Officials and Code Administrators International (BOCA), Southern Building Code Conference International (SBCCI), and International Conference of Building Officials (ICBO) organizations ceased to exist. California historically adopted a code produced by ICBO, called the Uniform Building Code, which was last published in 1997. The 2006 International Building Code is now the base document for the 2007 California Building Code. Of course, California amendments will still apply. Plumbing and mechanical codes are based on the 2006 Uniform Codes produced by the International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials (IAPMO). The 2007 California Electrical Code is based on the 2006 National Electrical Code produced by National Fire Protection Association (NFPA). California will now be using the most up-to-date code available and has an opportunity to be a strong voice in the code development process. By state law all jurisdictions must adopt the 2007 California Codes by January 1, 2008. The City of Modesto is on schedule for this adoption.
How does this affect you?
To the general public there will be very little difference in the construction process. To the contractor and the designer not familiar with the International Building Code, there will be a learning curve. On the surface most will agree the two codes are similar; however, there is a significant difference in concepts. In most cases the end result will be the same, but how you achieve that result is where some may have difficulty. The International Building Code is more of a performance based document (here is the standard; you decide how to get there). The Uniform Building Code was much more prescriptive (cookbook).
These codes are available from many different sources. The ICC website has all of these codes available for purchase along with other design commentaries. (www.iccsafe.org) In addition, the California Building Officials organization will be presenting several opportunities for training.
Visit their website: http://calbo.org/industry_pro/Training/Class.aspx
If you purchased a code book, make sure you have the
subscription service for the updates. There will be several
errata coming to correct errors in the text.
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Vintage Faire Mall Life Style Center
The plans for the underground utility relocation permit have been received and are currently in plan review. The plans for the 50,000 s.f. Life Style Center are scheduled to be submitted the middle of September 2007.Macerich has tentatively lined up 2 upscale restaurants and is working on finalizing agreements with several retail businesses to fill the shell building lease spaces. Macerich is planning to announce the names of the tenants in the near future.
The Pelandale McHenry Specific Plan
consists of about 84 acres located on the southwest corner
of Pelandale Avenue and McHenry Avenue. This project
proposes a maximum of 210 Low Density Residential units.
Pelandale McHenry Specific Plan Final
Environmental Impact Report is scheduled to be completed in late October and to be considered by the Planning Commission in late November
of 2007.
Woodglen Specific Plan
The Woodglen Specific Plan project comprises approximately 80 acres located on the north side of Pelandale Avenue between Tully Road and Carver Road and proposes the development of up to 530 single family and multiple family residential units. The Draft Environmental Impact Report is planned to be completed by early 2008.
The permit for the 132,277 s.f. medical office building was issued on April 16, 2007. This building is being constructed on the east side of the existing medical office building where the parking lot was located. The contractor has demolished several surrounding single-family dwellings and constructed parking lots in order to install parking for the new building. The caisson/foundation system is currently being installed as well as the underground plumbing and electrical work.
Kiernan Business Park East
The Kiernan Business Park East project site is located on the east side of Dale Road between Kiernan Avenue and Pelandale Avenue. The specific plan is proposed to be amended to include approximately 39 acres of commercial and Medium High Density residential development on the east side of Dale Road, and 114 acres remaining for Business Park development. The Administrative Draft Environmental Impact Report is expected to be complete by the end of September.
Tivoli Specific Plan
The Tivoli Specific Plan is located on
the north side of Sylvan Avenue between Oakdale Road and
Roselle Avenue consisting of about 454 acres. This project
is proposing up to 3,241 residential units and approximately
67 acres of regional commercial development. The Planning
Commission consideration of this project is estimated to be
by December of 2007 with the City Council consideration to
occur in early 2008.
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Earlier this year, one of Modesto�s new car dealerships brought forward a request to be allowed free-standing monument signs in a C-3 (Highway Commercial) zone (and the equivalent area in the County). This request was based in part on a desire to participate in a standardized national sign program which provides for a certain size and type of sign.
The Planning Commission held a workshop to consider C-3
signs on August 27 and requested that staff prepare an
amendment to the Code to provide for certain free-standing
signs in this zone. The C-3 zone currently places most
reliance on wall-mounted signs. The Commission gave general
direction to:
� provide for moderate-sized monument-type free-standing signs to provide for identification of each business (grouped together on a single sign where several businesses are in a single center),
� confine the use of �directional� signs to providing directional information rather than also serving to identify or advertise the business,
� move toward the elimination of existing �directional� signs which also include business identification, thereby reducing visual clutter.
The C-3 zone encompasses most of the newer commercial areas ot town, which are either zoned C-3 or P-D (Planned Development) but with reference to the C-3 zone for sign regulations. This includes particularly McHenry Blvd. north of Briggsmore Ave., the eastern end of Yosemite Blvd., and portions of Crows Landing Rd. For areas along these strips, such as the northern end of McHenry, which are not within City limits but are within the City�s Sphere of Influence, the County has adopted provisions making the areas subject to the City�s sign regulations.
The Planning Commission will hold a hearing on October 15, 2007 at 7:00 p.m. to consider an amendment to the Code to implement the above principles. Interested parties and the general public are invited to participate in this discussion. It is anticipated that the City Council will have this item before them in November for a public hearing.
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Testing of the Building and Development Services Division
�Automated Phone Permit Access (IVR)� system continues and
should be ready for users by the end of this month. Included
in this newsletter is an insert listing the inspection
activities and their 4 digit codes that will go out with
each issued permit. Once implemented, these codes will
enable customers to schedule building inspections and
retrieve inspection results and plan check status via this
automated phone system. Inspectors will also have the
ability to post inspection results from their cellular
phone. This list, along with additional instructional
material, will be available on the City�s web site to assist
with this implementation.
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By accessing the City�s GIS web page at:
customers can now select a parcel manually by using the zoom tool or use the �Find� feature (binoculars) in the toolbar. Once an individual parcel is chosen the user can click on the vertical �REPORTS� tab to the left of the legend. A window opens to the left with a button labeled �Permit Info�. Choosing this button will provide a list of all of the building permits associated with that parcel. Choosing the blue permit number will produce a report with detailed information available in the Tidemark permit database. The information is updated twice daily at 2 p.m. and at 6 p.m. Try it out!
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Margaret James
Business Analyst
Business Development
Promoted 7/24/07
Jim Alves
Associate Civil Engineer
Land Development Engineering
Promoted 8/7/07
Dan England
Senior Civil Engineer
Land Development Engineering
Promoted 8/21/07
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Haven�t you ever wanted to tell someone exactly what you thought of them? Well, now you can! Whether you want to give someone a well deserved �pat on the back� or you have some suggestions of ways that we can make our service to you better, you can have a voice. Please take the time to complete one of our Customer Surveys. TELL US WHAT YOU THINK.
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The debate is not over about whether or not to increase the occupational tax in Dry Ridge to help generate much-needed revenue.
The city council decided to not vote during its June 17 meeting on a second reading that would have increased the payroll tax from .5 percent to 1.5 percent on anyone who works in the city limits.
Instead, the discussion will continue during the 7 p.m. July 1 meeting, after about 25 employees and business owners within the city attended the meeting in opposition of the tax increase.
As a former police dispatcher, an Emergency Medical Technician and firefighters, Diana Morgan has seen a lot of shocking things, but they didn't prepare her for the shock of being chosen as the 2013 Volunteer of the Year.
The honor, given annually by the Grant County Chamber of Commerce, is a title she has earned not once, but twice. Morgan, of Dry Ridge, was named Volunteer of the Year in 2002.
The Grant County Public Library could see tax revenue slashed depending on the outcome of a legal ruling against libraries in Kenton and Campbell counties.
Lawsuits were filed against the public libraries in Kenton and Campbell counties earlier this year claiming that the libraries have been using the wrong law to raise taxes since 1979.
• Adults, teens and children can participate by keeping a reading log. One is available online at
www.grantlib.org or by phonne at 859-824-2080.
• Prizes include gift cards to local businesses and a grand prize drawing for a Barnes and Noble Nook HD.
• June 17 - 6:30 p.m. - Geology Rocks (for ages 7 and up) Hands-on program from the Cincinnati Museum Center. See page 2 in this issue for more programs.
Corinth residents should not be alarmed if firefighters knock on their doors in the next few weeks.
Members of the Corinth Volunteer Fire Department will be visiting Corinth homes to conduct a survey concerning a $200,000 grant, which if obtained will be used to construct a new firehouse.
With reserves threatening to dwindle to dust, Dry Ridge Mayor Clay Crupper said there was "no option" but to seek more revenue for the city.
That additional revenue looks to be coming from an increase in the city's occupational tax from .5 percent to 1.5 percent on anyone who works in the city limits.
One Williamstown woman hopes that bargain hunters will line up for this weekend's U.S. 25 yard sale.
The U.S. 25 yard sale begins Thursday, June 6 and continues through Saturday, June 8.
Judy Wigginton got the idea for the three-day event from the infamous U.S. 127 yard sale held in August and last year she began working the phones to make it happen.
Wiggington was given office space by the city of Williamstown.
They came, they walked, they gave, they laughed and they cried. Thirty-six teams, despite rain and wind gusts, raised more than $80,000 on May 31 at the Grant County Relay For Life in the community's fight against cancer.
Despite the rain and wet conditions, teams and survivors gathered for a meal prepared by Performance Pipe employees. Activities such as a live auction, a visit from Elvis, a pizza eating contest and a team tug-of-war were held.
The Grant County High School community was "shocked" and "devastated" after learning one of their own was murdered last week in an apparent home invasion.
Eighteen-year-old Michaela Briede, a 2012 GCHS graduate, was shot to death at her Fort Mitchell apartment May 28.
GCHS Principal Claudette Herald said staff and faculty were closing the school year down for the summer when they first heard the news.
Gathered together in the library, teachers and staff then were notified of Briede's death.
Every other Williamstown Elementary student was outside enjoying the annual field day, except for Michelle Whaley's third grade reading group.
They were inside their classroom waiting on a bigger and better surprise.
Eyes widened and smiles blossomed as two soldiers, Lt. John Benson and Lance Corporal Richard Barton, walked into the room dressed in uniform.
"They're so anxious that I think they are in shock," Whaley said.
The third graders had become pen pals with the soldiers throughout the school year.
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Time flies fast once you turn one,
So much to learn, so much fun.
Peek-a-boo, learning to talk,
Eating it all, learning to walk.
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2002 Ford Ka Standard 1.3 petrol from UK and Ireland
A good buy, but repairs can be costly
At around 10,000 miles the interior blower motor failed - new unit fitted under warranty.
At around 50,000 miles the front suspension failed under MOT - suspension struts replaced for around £100 by dealer (car out of warranty by then). Also front brake discs failed MOT - dealer quoted over £100 for the whole job, so replaced myself (note: disc material seems soft, pads themselves only half worn).
At the 60,000 mile service, I was told by the dealer that the power steering rack was leaking, but was safe mechanically to use. Tried using power steering fluid additives subsequently to expand the rack seals - dead loss - rack leaked even more - think twice before you use these wonder quick-fix products!
At its MOT a couple of months later, the same dealership failed the steering rack - apparently the rack was now also worn, giving play in the steering, and the leak is actually an MOT failure anyway - dealer didn't mention this at the previous service, which would have given me much more time to replace the rack myself before the MOT!!! Dealer quoted nearly £900 to fit a new rack! In the end I found a new rack on eBay for £120 and will be fitting it myself. The fact that the rack started leaking and was failed for wear at a relatively low mileage is dismally poor for a modern car. Other cars I have owned never gave such expensive (and potentially dangerous) problems even after 120,000 miles. Rack problems seem common with Ka's, which suggests poor design - hence Ford should offer at least a reduced cost for replacing the unit - I think I know what the answer will be if I asked!
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Love the Ka, mine is very reliable, fairly nippy, comfortable, easy to park, and cheap to run - but the steering rack going so soon? - Not acceptable really - definitely a deciding factor on my next car purchase!!
Ford - you listening?
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? No
Review Date: 25th May, 2008
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"Tried using power steering fluid additives subsequently to expand the rack seals - dead loss - rack leaked even more - think twice before you use these wonder quick-fix products!"
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BOULDER —The University of Colorado track and field team will host the CU Invitational Friday and Saturday, April 13-14, at Potts Field.
The men's and women's javelin and hammer throws will be contested on Friday, starting at 2 p.m. Saturday's events will start at 11 a.m. with the shot put, discus, pole vault, long jump and steeplechase. The field events will run on a rolling schedule while the track events will follow a time schedule. The final event scheduled for the track is the men's 4x400-meter relay tentatively at 3:30 p.m.
The Buffaloes will host many Front Range schools this weekend. Air Force, Colorado State, Colorado College, Colorado School of Mines, Metro State, Northern Colorado and UC-Colorado Springs will compete along with many unattached athletes.
The forecast for Friday is cloudy, high of 70 F with a 20% chance of rain and Saturday's outlook is also cloudy with a high of 59 F and a 25% chance of rain (as of Thursday afternoon). Should inclement weather force a cancellation of the meet, such notice will be posted on www.CUBuffs.com as well as a message left on the track and field office voice mail at 303/492-5227.
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By christophersaul on Oct 14, 2008
I'm three years late watching 'Jamie's School Dinners', but have finally got around to it. When it first came out I remember reading the reviews, but nothing prepared me for what's in the actual programmes. (Jamie Oliver is a young British celebrity chef. In the series he sets out to get British kids to have healthier meals at school).
The kids in the schools he's trying to help are literally being poisoned every day - all they eat is complete and utter junk, day in, day out. The alternative school meals that Jamie prepares all look good to me - I'd have eaten them when I was at school. The pupils simply won't touch them though!
Some things that particularly struck me -
- Jamie's constant effing and blinding isn't necessary. He comes across as earnest, but a bit of a twit who swears pointlessly.
- If he wants to persuade them to eat better, he should focus on the health aspects. Tell the girls they'll get fat and they'll switch pretty quickly. Tell the boys about the kids in the local hospital literally vomiting their own faeces after months of junk builds up inside them and they'd switch as well. This persuasive stuff doesn't seem to be put to the children - he doesn't sell it to them.
- The children won't even eat curry and rice - they're totally addicted to complete rubbish.
- All the children in the school in Greenwich school he's at seem to speak the same faux Jamaican patois, regardless of their background, do you know what I mean man, innit?
- Some of the kids can't even recognise common vegetables. They think leeks are onions.
- Parents are amazed when their children behave better when they're not fed caffeine filled, sugary drinks.
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|Southwestern Sociological Association (SWSA), 1971
|In the past, study of the ecological aspect of the community has ranged from a somewhat superficial treatment of the spatial patterning of a locality to a depth analysis of its ecological structuring & related processes. The present study takes an intermediate position. Study of the ecological aspect of the community is treated as one of the several levels of analysis. 3 other levels are: (1) institutional or cultural, (2) social or interactional, (3) ego or individual. The study attempts to show the degree to which the variables at the ecological level are significant in explaining the social interactions in the community field. The analysis is based on first hand data from a small town in India. The spatial patterning of this town was studied with the help of 'natural area' approach. The theory of the 'social field' provided a conceptual framework for the study. Field work for the study was conducted in 2 phases. The 'natural areas' were identified first on the basis of criteria such as caste, religion, occupation, & income. The 2nd phase consisted of interviews of 483 heads of the families, who were selected through systematic random sampling. The social interaction patterns of the R's were delineated in this phase, mainly in terms of leadership, social participation & community actions. The data revealed that different 'natural areas,' especially on the basis of caste system, had significant differences with respect to the social interaction patterns of the community residents.
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By Larry Ellis
Pilot staff writer
State-of-the-art electronics have changed the face of tuna fishing as we know it today. With the GPS/SST cocktail, the good old days of tuna fishing are happening right now.
"Chart plotters on GPS units have really zeroed people in on staying with the fish once they find them," says Wayne Butler from Prowler Charters in Bandon. "It's a big ocean out there, and there's no land in sight in any direction, but you can always turn around and go right back over your tracks, staying in the area in your zone."
But what's really made all the difference in the world in finding albacore is a product called Terrafin (terrafin.com).
Terrafin is software created by Jeff Gammon. His invention enables charter and recreational vessels to locate tuna the day before their albie-quest by using sea surface temperatures (SST) in combination with chlorophyll readings.
Chlorophyll determines the amount of plankton available in a certain area. More chlorophyll means higher readings, and greener water. The less chlorophyll with corresponding lower readings means blue water.
What Gammon found out was that ideal, 62-degree tuna water doesn't necessarily spell T-U-N-A. Gammon says one of the most common things people do is overrun tuna when they should be fishing the edge of the chlorophyll readings in 58 degree water, but only under certain circumstances, like those found on July 26.
"If I find 56- to 58-degree water, I'll start putting out my tuna clones," says Tim Coakley, who slew 31 albacore in the upper 50-degree water on Saturday. "But I'll only put out my gear if that 58-degree water has 62-degrees or higher water connected with it."
In other words, if 58-degree water has a cold-water edge on the other side, don't bother putting out your gear.
However, if that 58-degree water is adjoining 59-, 60-, 61- and 62-degree water, and even hotter, by all means put out your Zukers, Cedar Plugs and clones, especially if there is an edge where green water meets the blue water.
More often than not, the tuna found on the edges of green and blue water are larger specimens, like the ones Coakley, aboard the Olive Oil and Wood, who skippered the Sea Doc found on July 26.
"Where the green water meets the blue water is more likely to produce," says Gammon.
Gammon says it was the Northern California commercial crew that pushed him to find a correlation between chlorophyll readings and tuna.
"After about a year or two we found the chlorophyll charts to be like gold," noted Gammon, who said they are probably the most under-utilized of all the charts.
"They really show you where that blue water is," explained Gammon. "We also found that for the salmon, it was the reverse. You want to find the water with the highest chlorophyll concentration. So the salmon guys would look for yellows and oranges, which would be the most off-color, most nutrient-rich water."
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Electronic structure theory efforts integrate development of fundamental theory by (expanding the capability for accurate treatment of large or complex systems of interest to DOE), with optimal strategies for computational implementation within GAMESS and NWChem. In particular, this includes development of embedding methods, effective fragment potential approaches, with special interest in liquid-solid interfaces, and a rigorous basis for semi-empirical tight-binding methods, all geared towards applications to various complex condensed phase systems.
The statistical mechanical & multiscale modeling studies often incorporate energetics from electronic structure analyses. A core focus is the modeling of chemisorption and heterogeneous catalysis on metal surfaces. We consider both reactions on extended surfaces (including multiscale studies of spatiotemporal behavior) and in nanoscale catalyst systems (including analysis of fluctuation effects). We also model transport and reaction processes at non-conducting surfaces and in mesoporous systems, and analyze fundamental behavior in general far-from-equilibrium reaction-diffusion systems.
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Feb. 12, 2014
ST. LOUIS - Anthony Beane of Southern Illinois University and Phyllis Tigges of Illinois State University have been selected Missouri Valley Conference Scholar-Athletes of the Week, Commissioner Doug Elgin announced today. Beane and Tigges were honored for their performances during the period of February 3-9.
Now in its 15th year of existence, The Valley's Scholar-Athlete program honors its student-athletes for their athletic performance for a one-week period and academic success in the classroom.
Anthony Beane averaged 23.0 points in wins over Drake and Missouri State. He was 15-of-26 (.577) from the field, 7-of-13 (.538) from 3-point and 9-of-9 from the FT line. The Salukis won the two games by a combined 34-point margin. SIU won four-straight games for the first time since it won six-straight from Dec. 9 to Jan. 1, during the 2009-10 season. Beane holds a 3.20 grade-point average and is undecided.
Beane earned the distinction for the second-straight week. The previous week, Beane averaged 24.5 points and 4.5 rebounds in wins over Indiana State and Loyola. Beane has earned MVC Player of the Week honors in back-to-back weeks, the first Saluki to accomplish that feat since Darren Brooks in 2004.
Senior Phyllis Tigges led the Redbird women's tennis team to multiple wins over Butler and Indianapolis over the weekend. She helped ISU sweep Butler in doubles competition. Currently, Tigges is undefeated at the Doubles Flight 1 and Singles Flight 2 positions. During the first match of the two-match weekend, Tigges and doubles partner, freshman Madeliene Baillon, battled Indianapolis' Allie Smith and Taylor Eckert in the Flight 1 position to capture a 9-7 win over the Greyhounds.
The following day, Tigges and Baillon kept up the momentum and swept Butler's Stephani McLoughlin and Kailey Eaton, 6-0. In singles play, Tigges recorded a 6-2, 6-1 victory over UIndy's Konstantina Adami in the Singles Flight 2 position. The following day, Tigges won again, edging Butler's Maria Mendes for a 6-0, 6-2 victory in Flight 2 Singles. Tigges helped guide ISU to its third-consecutive win of the season. The senior agribusiness major holds a cumulative grade-point average (GPA) of 3.93 and had a 4.0 GPA for the fall semester.
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Novo Nordisk negotiated a deal with ZymoGenetics with $24 million up front for extended development rights to the latter's IL-21 mAb IP. The agreement, which covers a pre-IND candidate, adds North America to Novo Nordisk's existing non-U.S. license, obtained back in 2001.
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Spending 20 years locked away in a psychiatric ward when you are not mentally ill is enough to make a person go insane. Surprisingly John Maxwell Montin was able to stay sane after it happened to him and he is now suing for roughly $33 million in damages and lost wages, saying doctors incorrectly diagnosed him as delusional and gave him unnecessary treatments.
How did such a thing happen to Montin?
In 1992, police reports state that Montin approached a house in Nebraska claiming it belonged to his ancestors and he wanted to take it back. Then there was an eleven-hour standoff ending in a shootout but no injuries.
During his court trial, the story was very different. Apparently, the homeowners answered the door with shotguns and Montin went and hid in a ditch overnight. Montin was found not guilty of attempted murder and weapons charges.
Following his trial, he was taken to Lincoln Regional Center and was presumed delusional based on police reports instead of court records. For 20 years, doctors and nurses based their treatment off police reports.
Thanks to Montin's attorney, Jon Braaten, Montin was finally released a year ago after he was able to get Dr. Klaus Hartmann, a regional doctor, to review a 500-page transcript from his 1993 trial and doctors to acknowledge the 20-year misdiagnosis.
Lincoln Regional Center's malpractice made Montin miss his mother's funeral and the opportunity to have a wife and kids.
If such a thing happened to Montin, who is to say it has not happened to other people? How many other people are being kept in a mental institution and forced unnecessary medication without actually needing it?
It seems like here in America, the people who need to be locked up the most are let free and the ones who are not dangerous are being labeled and locked away.
After years of being locked away with mentally ill people and taking certain medications, one may eventually go crazy. Perhaps those locked away and say they are not ill should be given another look.


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Use cow in a sentence
- Near at hand were a cow and a calf and several yearlings, and farther out in the sage some straggling steers. [13]
- There was a sedate cow on the track. [4]
- In fact, the only calm being was the cow, which, after satisfying her curiosity, walked slowly off, wondering what it was all about. [4]
- At the bare name of a bull or a cow, his eye would light and his eloquent tongue would turn itself loose. [5]
- The cow was more terrible than a lion on the track. [4]
- I had quickly learned to tell a horse from a cow, and was full of anxiety to learn more. [5]
- With this you could fetch him to his knees; with it I would cow him that I might myself escape. [11]
- Then the cow asked: So the bear went. [5]
- He was not afraid of a cow, though perhaps of a bull: not afraid of a woman, but afraid of a man. [5]
- On reaching the Marienthurm she learned that only a barn and a cow stable had b@en destroyed by the flames. [10]
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Declaring a Major
Students entering the University as first-year or transfer students may declare any of our majors as part of the Admissions process.
If you are a continuing student within the College of Liberal Arts (COLA) interested in declaring one of the majors in the English Department, you may do so via Blackboard at any time provided you meet the pre-requisites for entering the department.
Requirements for Declaring an English Department Major
- Students may declare one of the following majors: English, English Literature, English/Journalism, or English Teaching.
- To declare English, English Literature, or English Teaching, you should have completed ENGL 419 'Introduction to Critical Analysis' with a grade of 'C' or better, OR you must be enrolled in ENGL 419 at the time of declaration.
- To declare English/Journalism you must have completed ENGL 534 '21st Century Journalism: How the News Works'.
A faculty advisor within the English Department will be assigned to you upon entry to the major of your choice.
Please contact the main office and set up an advising meeting with Academic Coordinator Carla Cannizzaro when your major declaration request has been approved. She will review the basic requirements of the major and answer any questions you have about completing your degree at UNH. Call 862-1313 to set up a meeting with Ms. Cannizzaro or stop by Conant Hall, Room 113 during office hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Students interested in declaring a Linguistics major may do so at any time during the semester by contacting Prof. Rochelle Lieber.
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**Note: New English Majors who have completed the Blackboard declaration process will not be assigned their advisor until 1-2 weeks prior to the start of the next semester. Please contact the main English office if you require immediate assistance: (603) 862-1313.
Access your Advisor's Name
1. Go to blackboard.unh.edu and login.
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2. Select WEBCAT/Services Tab; click Continue button.
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- Obtain a paper yellow change of program form from the Registrar's Office or download one here.
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Brad is a character to be featured in Grand Theft Auto V. He is a close friend of one of the three protagonists in GTA V, Trevor.
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Oh my goodness I am so very excited! Mom has had "one of those days" this morning, and it is only 10am. So imagine our suprise when we went online to see I am cat of the day! Oh thank you so much! Mom says she will read all the messages, and thank you all! It is a rainy gloomy day in Chicagoland today, so this was a nice ray of sunshine! I was playing with my mousie all morning, and now this - so I am having a great day! hmm maybe I will get some extra treats today too! thanks so meowy much again to all!!
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Olympiacos defeated Barcelona 73-58 for its first Euroleague title in the 1997 Championship Game in Rome. David Rivers scored 26 points and Dragan Tarlac totaled 11 points and 14 rebounds for the Reds.
Georgios Printezis sank a three-pointer at the buzzer to win Game 4 of last season's playoffs and eliminate FC Barcelona.
Printezis has scored in double figures in 13 straight Euroleague games.
Printezis has made at least 1 three-pointer in each of his last six Euroleague games.
Vassilis Spanoulis of Olympiacos enters the Top 16 needed 184 more points to become just the second person in competition history to reach 3,000 career points
Spanoulis needs 3 more three-pointers to become the 10th player in competition history to make 300 career triples.
Spanoulis is 7 steals shy of becoming the 12th player in competition history with 200 career steals.
Vangelis Mantzaris needs 1 more three-pointer to reach the century mark for his Euroleague career.
Ioannis Athinaiou has made at least 1 three-pointer in each of his last seven games; he is shooting 12 for 25 from downtown (48%) in that stretch.
Matt Lojeski needs 7 more three-pointers to reach the century mark for his Euroleague career.
Barcelona defeated Olympiacos 86-68 in the 2010 Euroleague Championship Game. Juan Carlos Navarro scored 21 points to lead the winners; he is the only current Barcelona player that was on that team.
This game features the Euroleague's all-time top two scorers, Juan Carlos Navarro (3,745 points) of Barcelona and Vassilis Spanoulis (2,816) of Olympiacos.
Barcelona committed the fewest turnovers in the regular season with just 105.
Stratos Perperoglou was a teammate of Olympiacos players Vangelis Mantzaris, Georgios Printezis and Vassilis Spanoulis last summer on the Greek national team at EuroBasket 2015. Perperoglou, Printezis and Spanoulis have played together for Greece as far back as the 2010 World Championships.
Perperoglou played two seasons for Olympiacos between 2012 and 2014 and helped the club win the 2013 Euroleague and the 2013 Intercontinental Cup.
Samardo Samuels was a teammate of Olympiacos guard Daniel Hackett over the past two seasons with EA7 Emporio Armani Milan. They helped the club win the 2014 Italian League title.
Aleksandar Vezenkov was a teammate of Olympiacos guard Ioannis Athinaiou during the 2013-14 season at Aris Thessaloniki.
Justin Doellman has made 27 consecutive free throws in Euroleague action.
Juan Carlos Navarro has made 10 straight free throws in Euroleague games.
Ante Tomic has scored in double figures in each of his last seven Euroleague games; he is shooting 50 of 68 (73.5%) over that period.
Olympiacos Piraeus started the Top 16 in style by beating FC Barcelona Lassa 74-62 at Peace & Friendship Stadium in their Top 16 opener. Vassilis Spanoulis starred with 11 points and 9 assists to lead the Reds, who finished the first half on a 16-2 tear to lead 39-26 and added a 10-0 third-quarter run to take care of business. The hosts also outrebounded Barcelona 41-30. Othello Hunter added 10 points for the hosts, who featured nine players with at least 6 points. Ante Tomic led Barcelona with 17 points, Tomas Satoransky added 12 and Pau Ribas totaled 8 points and 8 assists in defeat.
Tomic got the visitors on the scoreboard before Ioannis Papapetrou buried a three for the Reds. Juston Doellman made a tough basket for Barcelona. Tomic took a seat after just three minutes with 2 fouls. A run of turnovers on both ends slowed the game. Satoransky split free throws before Stratos Perperoglou nailed a triple for a 3-8 Barcelona advantage midway through the quarter. Papapetrou's offensive rebound and free throws got the hosts going. Juan Carlos Navarro drew a foul and added a free throw, but Barcelona had no answer for Papapetrou, who sank 3 free throws over two possession – both thanks to Spanoulis assists – to bring the Reds within 8-9. Georgios Printezis became the hosts' first scorer not named Papapetrou when he scored over Doellman. A Pau Ribas triple and Samardo Samuels layup put Barcelona up 10-14. Daniel Hackett scored on the baseline and Ioannis Athenaiou added free throws to tie the game at 14-14 after 10 minutes.
Samuels split free throws to push Barcelona back ahead. Shawn James scored with a tip-in and on the break with Dimitrios Agravanis rejecting Samuels in between. James's baby hook made it 20-15. Tomic's basket inside and Brad Oleson's jumper closed the gap to 1. Tomic showed his moves inside to put Barcelona back on top, but Spanoulis was about the take charge. The Olympiacos guard hit a deep three, though Aleksandar Vezenkov answered with a three off an inbounds play for Barcelona. Spanoulis brought the fans to their feet with a tough layup for a 25-24 lead midway through the quarter. Printezis added to the lead and D.J. Strawberry nailed a triple for a 6-point edge. Hunter scored inside before Shane Lawal found a cutting Satoransky for a slam. Spanoulis banked in a tough shot to keep the Reds rolling. His assist on a pick-and-roll to Hunter gave the hosts a double-digit lead. Hackett beat the buzzer with a three for a 39-26 halftime lead.
Tomic split free throws, but committed his third foul at the other end on Printezis's three-point play. Satoransky darted to the hoop for a tough layup and Doellman added a jumper. Tomic displayed his skills in the post to complete a basket-plus-foul to bring the visitors within 42-34. Vangelis Mantzaris kept Olympiacos rolling with a three-pointer and Spanoulis hit a nifty layup. Agravanis came off the bench to sink a triple and a Hunter's hook shot capped a 10-0 run that made it 52-34 and prompted a Barcelona timeout. Ribas tried to right the Barcelona ship with free throws and Oleson sank a three. Hunter took a pass from Strawberry to make a reverse layup and after Samuels split free throws, a Strawberry jumper made it 56-40 at the end of the quarter.
Neither team scored during the first two minutes of the quarter, which played into the home side's hands. Tomic scored first inside; it was the third quarter in which he scored the first points on the night. Nikola Milutinov responded inside for his first basket. Strawberry took charge with a drawn foul and free throw made on the break and then a jumper to extend the difference to 61-42. After a timeout, Ribas buried a three, Alex Abrines came up with a steal and Tomic scored inside to give Barcelona hope. But the Reds used a timeout and Hackett nailed a triple to practically ice the game with four minutes to go. Samuels added free throws and Spanoulis made a layup. Abrines got on the scoreboard with a three-pointer, but Spanoulis found Hunter for a layup. Tomic and Satoransky lowered the deficit to 12 with two minutes to go. Satoransky further brought Barcelona to 68-58, but threes by Agravanis and Mantzaris secured a comfortable victory.


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Suegie and all. Recognize two things: All our major planetary and national problems are caused by corporations. When i say corporations, don't think it means the larger, smarter, wiser group of non-emotive collective intelligence that will outperform the thought process and decision making skills of a mere human person. That is the paradigm that is implied in our society.
Reality is that all those uber-rich suits from the parasitic economy class (1%er so called "elite") who make all those corporate decisions for their personal greed. Many of their decisions are provably psychopathic.
Step into awareness that corporations and govt have differing functions, goals, processes, constraints, and legitimacy. As such it immediately becomes apparent that to have a corporate executive appointed to a govt slot (34 Monsanto/subsidiary employees alone) is inimical to the interests of the general electorate. Their purpose is to make their corporation/industry more wealth and more influential. That is antagonistic to what a govt should be doing.
Since both parties have traded power since literally 1804, and both have the same 20 or so Wall St donors, both parties have sold out to the rich parasitic class. This means we have a business directed/controlled govt. This is literally defined as Fascist. Welcome to the UNazied States of America.
To elect/reelect the same two major parties when they implement and legislate our political problems, yet expect these same parties to be a solution to the problems which they themselves create is not simply insane, but very, very stupid.
It is too late for this cycle, but we MUST vote for anyone other than rape-public-again or democrap candidates who with VERY RARE exceptions are not worth pissing on if they are on fire. This is the only way to change the political conversation.
Romney made Ron Paul noises because so many people ignored the agreed upon set of problems and supported aspects of what RP said. If enough people vote against the two parties, even if they get their persons elected they have to notice that an increasingly large group of people are not playing their game, not satisfied with their agenda/distractions, and don't support them. That HAS TO worry them.
If we foolishly believe that either the dems or reps are the lesser evil and vote for them, they do not register the disenchantment, and in essence you've bought into their agenda, supported their plan.
Having our "politicians" jump ship (or get thrown overboard) and have them land in corporateland proves how business controls our govt. Illuminates how we have socialized the corporate structure. These people while in govt write the rules and laws that give tax breaks, exemptions, subsidies, (really, petry needs to have billions of bucks in subsidies as they make record profits selling OUR national resources? Then when we are actually out of NG and Petro they will rape us and get richer as they import the very resource they just sold out from under us.) Tax returns even when they don't pay US taxes.
Reps/Dems are simply flip sides of the same coin in a rich man's pocket. Both have to go. Separation of church and state is pretty important, but is it as important as separation of business and state?


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It's hard to believe that in the 50 plus year history of the show that "Let's Make a Deal" has never received an Emmy before. That all changed at the 41 Annual Creative Arts ceremony when "Let's Make a Deal," originally hosted by Monty Hall and now Wayne Brady, won its first Daytime Emmy ever for music composition on Friday night. The show received the Emmy Award for Outstanding Original Song for "30, 000" Reasons to Love Me," written by Brady and Cat Gray.
It seems fitting that the show would win an award for music. Host and Emmy nominee Wayne Brady is an accomplished performer having appeared on the stage in Las Vegas and in such productions as the national company of "Chicago, The Musical."
Gray's musical experience is impressive as well. A musician since the age of 12, Gray has toured or recorded with some of the biggest names in music including James Brown, Prince, Stevie Nicks and Earth, Wind & Fire.
On this version of "Deal," the format hasn't changed over the years. Players are picked at random from the studio audience and offered a chance to play against the house by using their guile, wit and instinct to win sensational prizes or risk losing it all by making one bad decision, receiving the world famous ZONK.
The show could win two more awards as it is also nominated for Outstanding Game Show and Outstanding Game Show host for Wayne Brady which will be presented at the Sunday ceremony.
Daytime TV Examiner caught up with the show's executive producer Mike Richards to get his thoughts on the show's nominations and to also get his thoughts on being double nominated in the same category. Richards also serves as executive producer for "The Price is Right" which is also nominated for Outstanding Game Show.
Check out the video interview with Richards on this page.
Catch the 41st Annual Daytime Emmy Awards which will be live-streamed at www.daytimeemmys.net on Sunday Night, June 22nd beginning at 8:00 p.m. EST/5:00 p.m./PST.
Click here for a complete list of nominees: Daytime Emmy Nominees


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The 9,742-TEU containership COSCO Shipping Panama began its historic passage through the expanded waterway, construction of which began back in 2007, Sunday morning.
The U.S. Department of Transportation is looking into how delays at ports and other loading and unloading facilities may be affecting driver compliance with hours-of-service rules designed to increase safety.
Union Pacific's failure to maintain its track and equipment resulted in broken and sheared lag bolts, which caused the June 3 derailment of a train near Mosier, Ore., according to a preliminary report from the Federal Railroad Administration.
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The French ocean carrier transported 2.9 percent more containers, but saw the average freight rate tumble 17.6 percent when compared to the first quarter of 2015.
Ship owners on Wednesday broke off rate negotiations with struggling South Korean shipping conglomerate Hyundai Merchant Marine without reaching an agreement, according to multiple reports from Korean media outlets.
Pacific Maritime Association President and CEO James McKenna said he expects to hear from International Longshore and Warehouse Union this summer on whether it wants to discuss the extension of the five-year labor contract.


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Tornado watch posted for Palm Beach County
In addition to being hot, we might see severe storms by this evening.
Some storms could even spawn tornadoes, the National Weather Service in Miami said. A tornado watch has been posted for Palm Beach County through 8 p.m. today.
On the other hand, it now appears the storm system — the same one that battered Central Florida today — is losing some of its punch.
Meteorologist Robert Molleda of the National Weather Service in Miami said for now most of the storms are remaining north of Lake Okeechobee and being inhibited by South Florida's dry air.
Just the same, he said, squally weather still could move in later tonight.
In Central Florida, at least four tornadoes touched down in Polk County, southwest of Orlando, and several more were spotted.
The region also was pounded by heavy rains, howling winds, hail and lightning. About 28,000 customers were left without power. Several vehicles and small aircraft were overturned.
Meanwhile, South Florida saw record heat on Thursday.
The mercury climbed to 94 degrees in West Palm Beach on Thursday, breaking the previous record of 92 degrees for March 31, set in 1926. Fort Lauderdale saw 92 degrees, tying the previous record, set in 2000. Miami hit 91 degrees, tying the previous record, also set in 2000.


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Australia hopes to lead again on solar
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- 12 May 2009
The Australian Government says it hopes to reposition the country as a leader in solar power with the announcement today of a A$4.5 billion package to support the growth of clean energy generation and new technologies.
The announcement was made along with the release of the country's annual budget.
The budget includes:
- $1.6 billion for solar technologies, including new funding of $1.365 billion for a Solar Flagships program;
- $2.4 billion for low emissions coal technologies, including new funding of $2 billion in industrial-scale CCS projects;
- $465 million to establish Renewables Australia to support leading-edge technology research and bring it to market, including new funding of $100 million. The new body will advise governments and the community on the implementation of renewable energy technologies, and support growth in skills and capacity for domestic and international markets; and
- Up to $100 million for the development of a new National Energy Efficiency Initiative - using 21st century technology to assist transition to a low carbon economy by encouraging a smarter and more efficient energy network.
The Solar Flagships program will aim to create an additional 1000 MW of solar generation capacity through up to four individual generation plants on the national grid. These could be solar thermal and/or solar photovoltaic (PV) technologies.
The announcement of substantial funding to support the building of industrial-scale CCS projects follows the Government's establishment of the Global Carbon Capture and Storage Institute, of which The Climate Group is a founding partner. The Institute supports the G8 target for 20 industrial-scale CCS projects to be operating around the world by 2020.
The Climate Group's Australian Director Rupert Posner welcomed the additional funding for clean energy projects, "Australia used to lead the world in solar power and it is clear the Australian community would like it to again. This announcement will go a long way to helping achieve this."


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The Mississippi Surplus Lines Association, located in the capital city of Jackson, Mississippi, has enjoyed over 14 years of service as we endeavor to protect consumers by responding to the needs of our regulators and effectively serving our membership. Our ultimate purpose at MSLA is to foster a strong, compliant and lawful non-admitted insurance market in the state of Mississippi.
Effective July 1, 1997, the Miss. Code Ann. 83-21-21(3), was amended to provide
that the Commissioner of Insurance may rely upon the advice and assistance of a
duly constituted association of surplus lines agents in carrying out the purposes
of the laws on foreign insurance companies contained in Title 83, Chapter 21 of
the Miss. Code Ann. (1972).
Established on September 18, 1997, the Mississippi Surplus Lines Association (MSLA)
was launched as a private non-profit association to serve this role and has been
recognized by the Commissioner of Insurance as the association upon which he will
rely for advice and assistance pursuant to the above statutes.
NonAdmitted and Reinsurance Reform Act
2011-1 House Bill 785, 2011 Regular Session, Mississippi Nonadmitted Insurance Statutes


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Having been told more than a half-dozen times over the past 37 years that she had cancer, Anna Renault has traveled through cancer. She has experienced the worry and the fear. She has had test after test and some of them multiple times. She has had surgeries, chemo treatments and radiation therapy. She knows a bit about the journey through cancer!
At the same time, this survivor understands the financial burden of cancer – even with having what is considered "good" insurance. She knows how quickly co-pays add up and non-covered tests cost too! She also experienced the economic impact of spending one's life savings, charging things on credit cards and borrowing money in order to insure she got the life-saving medical care that she needed.
With so many negative comments and news reports being circulated about the Affordable Care Act (ACA), Anna Renault knew she had to speak out in favor of this legislation that will make a difference in the lives of million of Americans. She knows it will save lives, save money in the long run, and will have a positive caimpact on preventing cancers. She has made an effort to educate people about the good results happening through the ACA and the good that will continue to occur if the ACA is allowed to move forward.
Sitting at her laptop, Renault penned a "Letter to the Editor" and submitted it to The Sun newspaper in Baltimore. She was eager to share her positive story and the need for the ACA to continue. She is dedicated to letting people know what needs to happen to make a difference in the lives of all Americans, especially when it comes to being proactive and having access to early detection or prevention of a deadly illness – like cancer.
Do you have an insurance story to tell?
Do you have a cancer story to tell?
Do you have a story about the pros or cons of 'Obamacare'?
The world needs to hear it.
Don't forget to check out Anna's letter published in Baltimore's Sunday Sun, March 24, 2014 on page 16.
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NEW YORK — One of the top officials in the Archdiocese of Newark, N.J., has been forced out for failing to properly monitor the activities of a priest who had been forbidden from having contact with children, the archdiocese announced Saturday.
The dismissal of Monsignor John E. Doran, who reported to Archbishop John J. Myers, is the latest fallout from a sexual abuse scandal that stretches back more than a decade.
In 2003, the Rev. Michael Fugee was convicted on charges that he groped a young boy. Although the verdict was later overturned because of judicial error, Fugee confessed to the authorities that he had improperly touched the boy and agreed to undergo counseling. As part of an agreement with the prosecutor's office in Bergen County, he also pledged never to minister to young children for the rest of his life.
Doran was responsible for supervising Fugee, according to court documents.
However, an investigation by The Star Ledger published in April found Fugee had been openly working with children again, hearing confessions, attending youth retreats, and posting photos of himself with boys on his Facebook page.
After the revelations, the Rev. Thomas Triggs, the pastor of the church in Colts Neck, N.J., where Fugee attended youth retreats, resigned under pressure from the bishop of Trenton, David M. O'Connell. (Colts Neck is part of the Diocese of Trenton.)
Myers's office continued to publicly defend its handling of the case until last week, when Fugee was arrested on charges that he had violated his agreement with prosecutors.
In a letter to parishioners, Myers acknowledged that the church leadership had failed. "The investigation uncovered certain operational vulnerabilities in our own systems," Myers wrote. "We found that the strong protocols presently in place were not always observed."
"As a result of operational failures, both Msgr. Doran and I felt that the archdiocese would be best served by his stepping down as vicar general," Myers wrote. Fugee's lawyer, Michael D'Alessio, did not return a call seeking comment.
Doran, who signed the letter from the archbishop, could not be reached for comment. The church characterized his dismissal as a resignation.
Myers, while noting the failures in this case, defended how his office has handled allegations of sexual abuse.
"We want our procedures to be among the strictest in the entire Catholic Church," he wrote. "This has been one of my priorities since becoming Archbishop in 2001 and that will not change. In fact, the Archdiocese has an exemplary record of addressing allegations against our clergy. During my tenure I have personally removed 19 priests for substantiated allegations."
The case of Fugee has stoked outrage among parishioners and politicians in New Jersey. It appeared to be a clear violation of the child protection policies the US bishops adopted in 2002, at the height of the sexual abuse scandal, which pledged that any priest faced with what appear to be credible accusations of child sexual abuse against them may not continue working in ministry.
Myers said he would appoint a special adviser to the Archdiocesan Review Board and provide more resources to look at allegations of sex misconduct.
"We are not perfect," he wrote, "but people who suggest we have not taken seriously the oversight of our clergy and do not put the security and safety of our families and parishioners, especially our children, at the forefront of our ministry are just plain wrong."


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Capital Christmas Tree
Washington State will provide the U. S. Capitol Christmas Tree this year. The grand tree will come from the Colville National Forest located in northeast Washington. This tree symbolizes the theme, "Sharing Washington's Good Nature," and will be a gift to the nation from the people of Washington. The tree will serve as the holiday centerpiece on the lawn at the U.S. Capitol in Washington D.C. Over 5,000 outdoor ornaments will decorate this tree. Our students created ornaments to help decorate the tree.
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