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The Second Schedule of the RTI Act exempts certain Public Authorities under the Central Government from disclosure of information under the RTI Act 2005.
However, these Public Authorities have to respond to RTI Applications which pertain to subjects of Human Rights and Corruption. As per Section 5(1) of the RTI Act and the instructions of DoPT, they are also supposed to have a PIO and a AA.
(Please see: http://www.rtiindia.org/faq/index.ph...=34&artlang=en)
As on 28th March 2008, the following is the list in the Second Schedule:
1. Intelligence Bureau.
2. Research and Analysis Wing of the Cabinet Secretariat.
3. Directorate of Revenue Intelligence.
4. Central Economic Intelligence Bureau.
5. Directorate of Enforcement.
6. Narcotics Control Bureau.
7. Aviation Research Centre.
8. Special Frontier Force.
9. Border Security Force.
10. Central Reserve Police Force.
11. Indo-Tibetan Border Police.
12. Central Industrial Security Force.
13. National Security Guards.
14. Assam Rifles.
15. Sashastra Seema Bal.
16. Directorate General of Income-tax (Investigation) .
17. National Technical Research Organisation.
18. Financial Intelligence Unit, India.
19. Special Protection Group.
20. Defence Research and Development Organisation.
21. Border Road Development Board.
22. National Security Council Secretariat
Similarly, some States within the union has also exempted certain Public Authorities in the respective states, from the purview of the Act. Please check separately for each State.
To read the full act visit here: hhttp://www.rtiindia.org/faq/
NOTE 1: Vide a gazette Notification dated 8th October 2008, one more organisation was added to the exempted list:
22. National Security Council Secretariat
NOTE 2: Vide gazette notification dated 09 June 2011, 3 more organisations were added to the exempted list:
23. Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI)
24. National investigation Agency (NIA)
25. National Intelligence Grid (NATGRID)
The Updated list of all the organisation is available at our online Act at FAQ segment here!
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Volunteer Service
Application, Eligibility and Deadlines
Contacting Tulsa Achieves
Volunteer Service Questions
Can I complete 20 hours of service for one semester of attendance?
No. Forty (40) hours of volunteer service is the minimum amount of service required once a student has started an academic year.
What if I complete more than 40 hours of service in one year?
Any hours above 40 that a student completes will count towards the next year's total; a student who volunteers 120 hours in their first year in Tulsa Achieves will have completed their volunteer requirement for all three years.
Do I have to do all of my volunteer service with one agency?
No. Students may perform volunteer service at any number of eligible not-for-profit agencies in the Tulsa Area.
Can I volunteer at my church, on a mission trip or at church camp?
Service related to church attendance or service performed as a regular duty of church attendance is not considered eligible volunteer service. However, service performed on behalf of a church and that benefits the greater Tulsa community will count. All eligible volunteer service must be performed in, and benefit, the greater Tulsa community. If the mission trip occurs in, and benefits, the greater Tulsa Community, mission trip service will be allowed but out-of-county service will not.
What happens if I don't complete my volunteer service?
All service for the academic year must be completed within one week following Spring Finals. If Tulsa Achieves is unable to verify completion of the minimum annual volunteer service hours by this date, a transcript hold will be placed on the student's account. The transcript hold will remain on the students account until the minimum annual volunteer service requirement has been met.
Enrollment Questions
Why do I have a registration hold on my account?
All Tulsa Achieves students must meet with an Academic Advisor before making any schedule additions or withdraws each semester. Once a student meets with an Academic Advisor, the hold will be temporarily released and will be reactivated after the semester has begun. This process will be repeated each semester.
Why do I have a transcript hold on my account?
All Tulsa Achieves students are asked to perform 40 hours of volunteer service per academic year. Students that have not performed the annual minimum required service hours will have a transcript hold placed on their accounts. This hold prevents students from obtaining official transcripts and transferring to other institutions without fulfilling the Tulsa Achieves agreement. This hold does not prevent students from enrolling at TCC, nor will Tulsa Achieves ask students to reimburse the college if the minimum service requirement has not been met. The transcript hold may only be released after Tulsa Achieves has received appropriate confirmation that the minimum required service has been fulfilled.
Will Tulsa Achieves pay for Summer School?
Tulsa Achieves funding will provide tuition and fees for students in the summer semesters once they have completed a fall and spring semester while in the program. (TA will only pay for ENGL 1003 or ENGL 0963 during the application period).
What happens if I drop or withdraw from a class?
If a student drops a class within the "Add/Drop" period, typically the first two weeks of a standard semester, it's the same as never enrolling in that class and will not affect a student's Tulsa Achieves status. However, once the "Add/Drop" period has passed, withdrawing from a class will affect a student's Tulsa Achieves status. First, the course credits will be subtracted from the maximum 63 hours credit hours covered by Tulsa Achieves. Also, withdrawing from a course may affect a student's course completion percentage. To remain eligible for Tulsa Achieves, students must successfully complete 67% of attempted coursework.
What if I want to withdraw myself from the Tulsa Achieves Program?
Students who wish to withdraw themselves from Tulsa Achieves may do so at any TCC campus Enrollment Services office by filling out a Tulsa Achieves Withdraw Form.
Funding Questions
Why do I have a Bursar's Balance?
Tulsa Achieves funds are disbursed twice a semester. The first disbursement occurs after the "Add/Drop" period and may take a few weeks to show up on a student's account. The second disbursement occurs the week prior to the enrollment period for the following semester.
In some cases, student do not fully complete the Tulsa Achieves application, respond to specific requests for further information or do not successfully complete the annual FAFSA requirement. In such cases, Tulsa Achieves funds will only be applied after all such requirements have been met.
If I receive Grant Aid, why should I take part in Tulsa Achieves?
· Students may see their financial situation change from year to year, impacting the grant aid they receive. Tulsa Achieves students are guaranteed funding, no matter how their other funding changes.
· Pell awards are typically used for fall and spring semesters, with little or no funds left over for summer. TA covers summer classes, even if a student has used all Pell funding.
· The University of Tulsa offers the "Tulsa Achieves Scholarship" to any Tulsa Achieves student attending TU. For more information contact the TA office.
· While some students feel the volunteer service is inconvenient, it is designed to connect students with the Tulsa community so that they may gain valuable career experience and make career connections. Studies also show that students engaged in volunteerism tend to perform better academically.
If you have specific questions about your Tulsa Achieves funding, email us at firstname.lastname@example.com
What happens if I go over the 63 hour limit?
In the even that a student's semester enrollment exceeds the 63 hour limit, Tulsa Achieves funds will be applied up to the 63 hours limit. Funding for any enrolled hours in excess of the 63 hour limit will be the student's responsibility.
Does Tulsa Achieves pay for my textbooks?
No, Tulsa Achieves does not cover the cost of books or supplies.
Why did Tulsa Achieves only pay part of my balance?
For students that did not live in Tulsa County all four years of high school, Tulsa Achieves pays for a percentage of a student's remaining balance. To be eligible for Tulsa Achieves, students must reside in Tulsa County at the time of high school graduation.
4 years of high school as a Tulsa County Resident - 100% of balance
Sophomore, Junior & Senior years completed as a Tulsa County Resident - 75% of balance
Junior & Senior years completed as a Tulsa County Resident - 50% of balance
Senior year completed as a Tulsa County Resident - 25% of balance
If a student attended four years of high school as a Tulsa County resident and Tulsa Achieves paid a percentage of the remaining balance, it is likely that the student has reached the 63 credit hour limit allowed by Tulsa Achieves. Students will be responsible for charges accrued in excess of the 63 credit hours allowed by Tulsa Achieves.
Finally, Tulsa Achieves funds will only be applied to tuition and fees. Tulsa Achieves funds cannot be applied to bookstore charges, parking fines, etc., accrued in the course of a semester.
Application and Deadline Questions
When do I apply to Tulsa Achieves?
Students should begin applying to Tulsa Achieves in February of their graduating year, which is typically the second semester of their senior year of high school.
What if I have taken concurrent courses with TCC while I was in high school--am I already signed up for Tulsa Achieves?
No, but you are able to skip a step in our application process; while you will still need to complete a Tulsa Achieves Program Agreement Form and file a FAFSA, you will not need to complete another TCC Application for Admission, as you are already a TCC student and have a TCC Student ID number.
I graduated high school early. Can I start with Tulsa Achieves in the spring?
No, Tulsa Achieves starts a new class of students, or "cohort", each fall semester. Students graduating early can attend TCC before that time, but Tulsa Achieves will not yet pay for tuition and fees. Students in this position can visit with TCC Financial Aid staff about other means of funding until Tulsa Achieves funding begins.
Can I take a year off after graduating high school before I start Tulsa Achieves?
No, Tulsa Achieves applicants are required to begin their studies at TCC the fall semester directly after high school graduation.
I have met the first application deadline for Tulsa Achieves, what now?
Once a student has completed our first application step, there are only a few more items left. Beginning in April, students can visit with Academic Advisors on any TCC campus to talk about fall enrollment. Students can also sign up for a TA101 session (which run from May-August each summer) using our webpage. The second application deadline for Tulsa Achieves is July 16th, and before that date students should bring in a final high school transcript indicating their graduation date and final GPA, submit test scores (ACT or Compass test*), and enroll for fall classes.
*Homeschool students are required to take the ACT.
I don't live in Tulsa County. Am I eligible?
No. Eligible Tulsa Achieves Applicants must be residents of Tulsa County. Students residing outside of Tulsa County are encouraged to visit the TCC Financial Aid department's Scholarships page.
I received a GED. Am I eligible?
No. Eligible Tulsa Achieves applicants must graduate from a public or private high school or home school in the same application year.
Contacting Tulsa Achieves
If you still have questions about your Tulsa Achieves status, funding, volunteer service or application, please email us- firstname.lastname@example.com

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According to a March 21 article in the Washington Post, Fred Phelps, pastor of the Westboro church, has died. Phelps was 84
The article does not give a cause of death.
The actions of Westboro, in the recent past, grew more and more controversial. Recently, the church has been known more for things outside of the church than those inside of it.
The church, through its website, threatened to picket the prayer vigil for Sandy Hook and the funeral for Elizabeth Edwards. The church members have been seen holding signs stating that God hates America.
The question to ponder is whether or not the church is becoming more and more "intolerant," or is the church merely doing its job in calling things out?
Said one Christian:
"The Holy Bible says that we should not let our good be evil spoken of. This means that our actions and our words should be dipped in love. Saying that something is wrong or UN Godly does not have to be communicated in anger or nastiness. Further, the church should be the spiritual and moral standard. Making news about anything other than advancing the gospel is not the position the church should be in."
Others felt that the times we are living in require a more passionate and focused message. They viewed the church's brand is and should be holy and God honoring. Even with that, they all felt that Westboro had gone too far.
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Celestial preview for the month
An interesting synchronicity of cardinal moon signs has each Monday and Tuesday graced with good shopping days. A full moon in Virgo, the Earth Mother, graces the planting season. Spring begins officially on the 20th EST.
Celestial preview of first week (Saturday)
New moon synchronizes with the first day of March
March 1 (2)
Pisces - ocean green, red, violet
New Moon
Writing, beauty treatments, and brewing are steeped in the dreamy cast of Neptune's influence. Verify all plans to avoid confusion.
Celestial preview of the second week
An interesting cadence of the moon signs blends nicely with Julian calendar days. The motion of New moon shifts to First quarter moon on the weekend. Now is the best time for planning; setting goals.
March 2
Pisces - ocean green, red, violet
Pisces and other-worldly themes highlight the day. Confusion lurks in the mist.
March 3, 4
Aries - red, white, orange, yellow
Monday, Tuesday
Expect a fiery take off for the work week. Ambition and idealism permeate the air. Avoid impulsive actions. Drive defensively. Be realistic with goals.
March 5, 6
Taurus - pink, pale blue & green, reddish brown, dark tan
Wednesday, Thursday
Fiery energy slowly fades into an earthy ambiance. A focus on loveliness and contentment highlights children, home and family. Beauty treatments are favored.
March 7, 8 (9)
Gemini - yellow, orange or any color
Friday, Saturday (Sunday)
First Quarter on Saturday
Mercurial Gemini features travel, communication, and sociability. Writing is favored along with organizing. Balance the checkbook, or go over budget.
Celestial preview for third week
Daylight Savings Time heralds the oncoming spring season. A home, family, and children focus opens the week. The first Day of Lent begins on Sunday. Three days of Leo the Lion bring drama, sociability, slower traffic.
March 9
Gemini - yellow, orange or any color
Take care of financial issues. Communicate. Visit with friends. Balance checkbook. Organize.
March 10, 11
Monday, Tuesday
Cancer - light gray, soft yellow, white
Family and children take precedence. Any home focused activity works well. Writing is fluent under this water sign. Beauty treatments are highlighted through a Cancer/Venus influence. Shopping is also good.
March 12, 13, 14
Leo - red, orange, yellow, royal blue
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Leo adores the stage. Drama could be fun or annoying. Sign contracts or ask for a favor.
March 15 (16)
Virgo – white, gray, navy blue
Saturday (Sunday)
Hygiene and health focus is recommended. Writing is accommodated through Virgo's knack for detail. Family and children play an important role.
Celestial Preview for fourth week
The full moon syncs with the first day of the week and a continuation of the Virgo influence. Libra brings pleasantries for midweek including Saint Patrick's Day. Spring begins Thursday EST. A road trip meets with a favorable travel period for the weekend.
March 16
Virgo – white, gray, navy blue
Full Moon on Sunday
Extremes are possible with amplification through the full moon. Purist mentality may lead to criticism. Cleaning and health issues; children are highlighted today.
March 17, 18
Libra - pink, shades of light blue or green
Monday, Tuesday
For hopelessly disorganized people, Libra is a godsend. Shopping is favored. Beauty treatments. Focus on all things lovely.
March 19, 20, 21
Scorpio - burgundy, turquoise, dark blue
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Suspicion runs high with mysterious Scorpio. Downplay uncertainties for a few days. Sexual magic could lead to a midnight rendezvous.
March 22 (23)
Sagittarius - cobalt blue, purple, tan
Take a road trip. Have a candid conversation. Write. Send letters. The ambiance: playful and good-humored.
Celestial Preview for the last week
Sunday holds the same fun loving energy until Capricorn. Cap ushers all into a levelheaded frame of mind. Mid-week a slower, ethereal pace sets in. The weekend atmosphere drifts into a repeat visit with Pisces
March 23
Sagittarius - cobalt blue, purple, tan
Last Quarter Moon
Communication is straight forward as Sagittarius transitions to Capricorn.
March 24, 25
Capricorn – pink, chocolate brown, black, indigo, flannel gray
Sunday, Monday
Start the work week with Capricorn's "do what you got to do" attitude. Set fence posts. Make repairs. Take on a dreaded task.
March 26, 27
Aquarius – turquoise or pink
Wednesday, Thursday
Last Quarter goes hand in hand with diminished solar energy. The flowing water symbolism of Aquarius represents consciousness poured upon the masses. Higher thoughts, meditation and reading activities are harmonious with this blend of energies. A humanitarian sentiment inspires kindness.
March 28, 29
Pisces - ocean green, red, violet
Friday, Saturday
A dreamy pursuit leads to creativity. Writing and works of art benefit from the Piscean flow. Brewing is favored. Beauty treatments flow nicely with the Aquarian mode.
March 30, 31
Aries - red, white, orange, yellow
Sunday, Monday
New Moon on Sunday
Ambition and idealism permeate the air. Plant the seed of an idea and let it grow in the subconscious before acting on sudden inspirations. Work with machinery.
How to use this forecast:
The Moon Sign forecast describes the emanation of an overall lunar effect. These days need not match any particular Sun Sign to be effective. The days are modified depending on location and hemisphere. If the Moon sign and the Sun sign match, it's usually a perk.
Listed colors are consistent with the harmonics of the astrology sign's representative planet. These are noted in each two or three day segment.


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Danny Mann Movies and Career Information
United States of America
Danny Mann (born 1940s in Napoleon, Tennessee) is a prolific American actor and voice artist who is best known for his voice of Hector from Heathcliff and the Catillac Cats, Freeway, Cloudraker and Lightspeed in Transformers, Backwoods Beagle in DuckTales, Kaltag in the animated film Balto and Ferdinand from Babe. He has also worked as a television writer for America's Funniest... Part II, Thicke of the Night and An Evening at the Improv. He also did several story material on Oliver and Company and worked as an ADR Loop Director on Shrek 2 and It's a Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie. He also created the special vocal effects on the 1995 film Born to Be Wild. He also sang the song High Hopes on the American detective series Hudson Street. It is interesting to note that both Danny Mann and Bernard Erhard, who starred as the wolves in Rover Dangerfield in 1991, appeared together again the next year, in 1992, in Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland. Ernard as King Morpheus and Danny Mann as Icarus the flying squirrel.
- Danny Mann Movies before 2015
- Up 2009
- Happy Feet 2006
- Babe: Pig in the City 1998
- Balto 1995
- Babe 1995
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Village of Dobbs Ferry
Notice of Public Hearing
Rivertowns Square Project
A Final Environmental Impact Statement ("FEIS") has been completed and accepted for the proposed action described below. A public hearing on the FEIS will be held on Tuesday, October 30th, 2012, commencing at 6:30 p.m. at the Embassy Community Center, 60 Palisade Street, Dobbs Ferry, New York 10522.
This notice is issued pursuant to Part 617 of the implementing regulations pertaining to Article 8 (State Environmental Quality Review Act) of the Environmental Conservation Law.
Description of Action:
Application by Saber Dobbs Ferry LLC and Lincoln Dobbs Ferry LLC, as co-developers, for site plan approval of a proposed mixed-use redevelopment of the former AKZO Nobel Chemical, Inc. property. In response to comments on the Draft Environmental Impact Statement ("DEIS"), the applicant has modified the project to now include: (i) approximately 202 residential units (including affordable units); (ii) an approximately 18,000 square foot supermarket; (iii) approximately 62,000 square feet of retail/restaurant space; (iv) an approximately 123 room hotel; and (v) a 33,600 square foot hotel, together with approximately 1228 parking spaces to serve all uses.
Location of Action:
The subject property is located on Stanley Avenue, Danforth Avenue, Livingstone Avenue, Ogden Avenue and Lawrence Street, Dobbs ferry, New York.
A copy of the FEIS is located on the Village of Dobbs Ferry Website and is available at Village Hall, 112 Main Street, Dobbs Ferry, New York 10522.
Elizabeth A. Dreaper
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On the Level apologizes to Frank Spencer. All the articulate gent wanted to do was talk about Habitat for Humanity Charlotte. But we kept interrupting him and encouraging him to digress. That's because Spencer, president of the Charlotte affiliate of the national affordable-housing nonprofit, is a dang interesting guy.


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Over the last few decades the field of alternative dispute resolution has grown tremendously. The recognition that not all cases are well suited for the adversarial process and that there are multiple paths to justice is increasingly shared by attorneys, judges, and the public. In 2011, the ABA declared the third week of October, "ABA Mediation Week," in part building on the efforts of many other national, state, and local organizations, including the Association for Conflict Resolution (ACR) which have traditionally celebrated conflict resolution during the month of October. The ABA Mediation Week initiative is a celebration of the strides we have made in institutionalizing mediation as one of several appropriate dispute resolution processes. ABA Mediation Week will be held during the week of October 11-17, 2015 this year.
The theme for this year's ABA Mediation Week is "Mediation: Successes, Challenges, Trends and the Next Generation: Looking to the past, present and future." As lawyers and mediators, we understand both the challenges and rewards of helping parties in conflict reach an agreement by getting past differences in positions, by understanding each other's perspectives better, and by finding ways to get their important interests met while staying true to their values and belief systems. Programs held during ABA Mediation Week will provide neutrals, advocates and policy makers with inspiration and tools necessary to bridge the gap that often prevents amicable resolution of disputes. This year's theme seeks to recognize the past, present and future of mediation.
We have put together a Toolkit of resources to help organizations and individuals help promote mediation and Mediation Week.
In an effort to facilitate the initiation of ABA Mediation Week programs by law schools, ADR organizations, Courts and state and local bar associations, the Section of Dispute Resolution has limited funds available this year to provide financial assistance to organizations sponsoring ABA Mediation Week activities on a first-come, first-served, as-needed grant basis for those organizations meeting the criteria for assistance. The registration form also includes the application for assistance. We ask you to complete the registration form by no later than September 1, 2015. Applications received after that date may receive funding that may be remaining on a reduced rate. We are excited about collaborating with you this year on this important initiative.
If you are interested in sponsoring an activity this year, please complete the registration form HERE which sets forth information about your organization and your contemplated activity.
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UCLA - One of just two seniors and the most experienced player among the defensive linemen, Holland will be expected to provide leadership to this unit ... Selected as a season captain by his teammates ... With the shift to a 4-3, he enters Fall camp listed No. 1 at right tackle ... Possesses a great work ethic ... Is an instinctive and intelligent performer who is steady on every snap.
1998 - Holland started 10 of the 11 games in which he played (two on the left side and eight on the right), missing only against Washington State (nickel package) ... Did not play in the Rose Bowl against Wisconsin due to an elbow injury ... On the year, he made 18 tackles, including four each against Oregon and Oregon State and three at Arizona, and forced two fumbles ... He played at least 30 defensive snaps on six occasions, including 44 at Houston, 37 at Miami, 35 versus Texas, 34 at Oregon State and 33 against USC ... He was also a regular on the field goal block unit.
1997 - Holland started seven games, including five of the final six ... Made his first start against Tennessee and also started at Texas, both at nose guard ... His final five starts were at end ... On the year, he made 16 tackles, including 13 primaries ... Three of his stops were behind the line of scrimmage ... Made three tackles against Texas A&M in the Cotton Bowl and versus Tennessee ... Played 36 snaps against Houston, 35 versus Oregon State, 32 against Tennessee and 28 at USC.
1996 - Gained valuable experience as a redshirt freshman reserve ... Made seven tackles on the year, including one sack ... Appeared in all 11 games, playing at least 15 snaps in each contest ...Participated on 34 snaps at Michigan, 32 versus Washington State, 31 at Washington and 25 against Arizona State ... Made two tackles each at Tennessee and Michigan and recorded his sack at California.
1995 - Did not see action in his first year with the program, practicing with the scout team.
HIGH SCHOOL - Lettered three years as a defensive and offensive lineman for coach Jeff Lamson at Homestead High in Cupertino, CA ... Named Super Prep All-West and Cal-Hi Sports All-State honorable mention ... Tom Lemming All-West pick ... Selected Mercury News first-team All-Central Coast Section ... Named DeAnza League Most Valuable Lineman ... Also served as team captain and was named team Most Valuable Player ... As a senior in 1994, he recorded 12 sacks, 55 tackles, three batted passes and three forced fumbles ... Allowed no quarterback sacks as an offensive lineman ... Helped lead his team into the playoffs for the first time since 1989 ... In 1993 as a junior, he was named third-team All-Central Coast Section and first-team all-league ... Also honored as All-Mid Peninsula and named team's Most Valuable Lineman ... He was credited with six sacks, 40 tackles, two fumble recoveries and two fumbles caused ... As a sophomore, he had four sacks, two blocked kicks and a safety ... Also lettered two seasons in basketball for coach Clay Collins ... Named second-team all-league as a junior and had a high of 29 points in 1992.
PERSONAL - Full Name: Peter James Holland ... Parents: Bill and Joanne Holland ... Born: July 5, 1977 ... Has one brother, Andy, who was a receiver at Rutgers ... Patterns his style of play after Phil Hansen of the Buffalo Bills ... Enjoys basketball, weights, camping and skiing in his spare time ... Earned spot on Director's Honor Roll in Winter 1996 with his 3.43 GPA, Winter 1997 (3.10), Fall 1997 (3.00), Winter 1998 (3.20) and Fall 1998 (3.03) ... History major.
Varsity Statistics - P. Holland
Tackles Year TT T-AT Sacks TFL 1996 7 4-3 1-1 1-1 1997 16 13-3 0 3-4 1998 18 10-8 0-0 1-1 Totals 41 27-14 1-1 5-6 Career Highs Tackles: 4 vs. Oregon State, 1998, Oregon, 1998


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I see where several of you are on disability for CVID. How did you get it? What are the things i need to do? I know to get a lawyer. That's about it.
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I'm sorry I'm not on disability. I did hear they recognize Primary Immune Disease now. I'm actually fighting to keep working and everyone is telling me to go on disability. In addition to CVID, I have lung disease and either fibro or lupus, not sure which :( We have zero quality of life. Good luck. I hear it's a hard road.
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Susan I am on disability. Have been for 6 years. It was totally bizarre how I got it. Very very tough. Very very hard road. Unless you have a doctor that is willing to advocate for you hard. I mean I suppose if you had no other source of income, it would be easy. But I literally had NOTHING. Zero bank account, no car, no place to live, etc.....I applied for general relief, then told them I was crazy and suicidal, which they then labeled me NSA which means needs special assistance. Through that they filed for social security insurance for me. I got to that point, because I was always sick and couldn't hold a job, what little money I had was to pay doctors, etc. I mean if you are truly needing it, then go for it. It couldn't hurt to try, but be prepared for a LONG road and a rocky ride.
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Welcome to the group Brig! It's good to have someone here who knows about the system. :)
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Yeah, out here in Calif. we have lawyers called Binder and Binder, and they will do all the leg work for you, if you win your case, they get 1/3 of it. My brother is on SSI also, because he was in a car accident and the stress relaying to that caused him to have a MAJOR heart attack, which led him to having a quintuple bypass. Ummm THOSE doctors advocated for him, being he was only 31 or 32, he had applied earlier, and with the heart attack he was approved and received 40,000 retropay! Great, huh? But his quality of life is so poor. He barely makes it month to month. I also was going to a bi-polar support group, and the people in there are all also trying to get on SSI because they have manic depression, all kinds of mental illness. It is so very tough. Especially in California right now, because CA is so broke, and we are considered a welfare state. I know this because my sister has worked 30 years in the Welfare department. The amont of people living on government assistance is astounding out here. At least half of california is on some sort of public assistance. You can try, but it takes a long time and alot of patience. And then what you receive is barely enough to exist on. I mean I make 800.00 a month and that is supposed to be food, housing, etc. The cheapest living you can find out here is to RENT a bedroom out of someone's house for 500.00 a month. You would probably have to move in with family. Anyways if your health determines it, you need a LOT of history and documentation from doctors, ers, etc. But the sooner you try, the sooner you'll get it.
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You may want to check with your employer as well. I hae a voluntary LTD plan and my company uses Allsup to assist with documentation and appeals.
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i was retired by my doc in april
i was approved for state of al teacher retirement disabilty in 2 days. i filed for ssd was denied because i filed when i was on sick leave.... i was denied because i was still employed.
i talked to the ssd case manager 3 wks ago and he said i was denied on a technicailty.
so i reapplied last mth using ALLSUP they are doing it now they are the company that my long trem disbility ins co uses. my employeer paid for long term disability for me i had a shortterm dis i paid for and i used my short to cover me for 3 mths before my long term kicked in.
from what i gathered from the ssd case manager...he did not seem to think it would be a problem for me to be approved now that i have applied as a non working person. you have to be out of work 6 mths before you can qualify for ssd. i think they will go back and retro pay from the last date of employment not sure but i think that is how it works.
if your employer has long term disabilty on you (i did not even know about it until someone in payroll told me) ck with them before doing an atty .... i also had my life ins policy fees waived since i was approved for disability thru the long term company.
if you read ssd wedsite cvid is listed as an illness that qualifies your doc has to document. i will keep you posted just ask me every now and again if not i will forget. my cvid/hemo doc is the main doc writing up my paperwork i talked to him before starting all this and he said it was time to stop working and try to get better... he wanted me away from all the germs encountered in a school with a classroom full of kids... he said my immune system had had it. they do send paperwork to all my docs so make sure you sit down and talk to them and see what their thoughts are on your health and your ability to continue working. in one form my doc wrote "she has made a valient effort to work but her immune system is no longer able to handle the exposure to the massive germs......
i would not start anything until speaking with your docs and see where they are ......their reports will be the deciding factor i think.
good luck
since then ALLSUP
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Hey pcon, my work uses allsup as well. Let me know how it turns out. I am supposed to be out for 6 months right now, but don't want to risk losing a job and getting to National Jewish for them to say "hey you are fine and go back to work". BUT if they say "go out" well then I will listen. They are the experts. Sidetrack haha sorry. Would love feedback on Allsup :)
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so far they have been good
they do everything they call and make appts to talk when we need to fill out add paperwork so far good but i have nothing to compare it to.
i will keep you posted if i forget someone just remind me...
i think it has helped my case that i was approved for teacher retirement disability in 2 days or at least that is why i think it has gone well. crossing my fingers as much as i hate to admit it i could not go to work everyday right now this latest flare has kicked my butt since january...... even a job i loved as much as i did teaching..... i also think my doc is writiing the paperwork well, i think the was the difference in getting the teacher retirement disabilty so fast. he fills out the paperwork in a timely manner and completely... so far anyway
but so far i am staying positive and hoping for the best.....
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On the Sunday June 22; the first time in its history, the 41st Annual Daytime Emmy Awards were exclusively streamed online. The chaos and awkwardness that ensued during the red carpet interviews was just the prelude of what was to come. The webcast may well be the least watched yet the most memorable of them all. The Daytime Emmys are supposed to celebrate the achievements of daytime television professionals, so it was quite unfortunate that the show wasn't as polished as previous broadcasts; in fact it's really difficult to call it a professional production at all. Grade school plays and presentations have been produced better than the ceremony NATAS or The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences put on at the Beverly Hilton Hotel. The only good thing about the event was host Kathy Griffin.
Earlier this year word got out that Atlanta based HLN declined to pick up the awards show despite it being the most watched non-news program in the cable network's history. NATAS began the daunting task of searching for a network to carry the show. After the Academy lost its race against time to find a network willing to broadcast it, the alternative was to webcast the event. Previous Daytime Emmy ceremonies were produced and scripted just like the countless other award shows broadcast on TV. My personal favorites were the 37th and 38th Daytime Emmys that were held in Las Vegas and broadcast on CBS. This year's webcast was an absolute train wreck. There were two major forces at work, the human fails; I'm referring to the four red carpet hosts and the technical fails that plagued the webcast.
There is definitely no chance that 2014 Daytime Emmys webcast will be nominated for an Emmy. The webcast wasn't exactly an Emmy worthy production with all of the equipment failures, i.e. teleprompter malfunctions, microphones on when they should be off and let's not forget the opening of the ceremony. Viewers watching the webcast didn't see the opening of the ceremony that people attending event saw, instead internet viewers were treated to a view from the back of the auditorium where background voices could be heard repeating one of the red carpet hosts warning of her nipple possibly falling out. Then to a black screen where host Kathy Griffin is faintly heard in the background saying to the audience;
Welcome everyone, welcome to the *bleep* show
After a minute or two of the black screen, the video was finally switched to the stage where Griffin was well into her monologue. In my opinion; it turned out to be the only bright spot of the ceremony.
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I can only guess that the producers hired so-called social media mavericks Lauren Elizabeth, Brittany Furlan, Jessica Harlow and Meghan Rosette; in the hope of tapping into the younger audience which follows them online. What they actually got were interviews that were sometimes awkward, inappropriate and downright creepy. First off, the red carpet arrivals were a cringe worthy sight that even Joan Rivers would balk at. The four social media vloggers NATAS hired had no clue who most of the stars of Daytime were. They were oblivious to when they were on-camera live. The hosts also made some outrageous statements that included calling "Bold and the Beautiful" star Lawrence Saint-Victor a "Beautiful chocolate man," and joking with "General Hospital" star Ryan Peavey that they wanted to rape him. Even though I my have rolled my eyes at the conduct and most of the questions they asked; the ladies seemed like they were having a good time. I doubt that anyone will forget them; and the internet will definitely ensure that.
Throughout the entire webcast the only graphics appearing onscreen were the pre-produced introductions of the nominees. Not one graphic identified winners taking the stage. During the show, one unnamed man took the stage accepting the Outstanding Morning Show Emmy for "Good Morning America;" not only dissed the "Today Show" in his speech but managed to chide former anchors Sam Champion (Weather Channel) and Josh Elliott (NBC Sports) for jumping ship.
Kathy Griffin didn't hold back either… as if she would've had it aired on actual TV network. Expletives were uttered left and right and not just by Griffin. "The Talk" co-host Sharon Osbourne shocked co-presenter Sheryl Underwood by dropping a few choice colorful metaphors. If anything, the actual ceremony was far from dull, despite production mishaps.
With this year's awards show downgraded to a webcast, a lot of big name daytime personalities were no-shows to the event. This missing stars include Ellen DeGeneres, Dr. Phil, Steve Harvey, Bobby Flay, Rachel Ray, Katie Couric and Dr. Oz. Both DeGeneres and Harvey received multiple awards. It was mentioned that Harvey was stuck in Chicago; one of his producers stepped up to accept his award. In the speech it was mentioned that Harvey was vacationing in Bali. Steve Harvey won two Emmy Awards; Outstanding Game Host for Atlanta based "Family Feud" and Outstanding Talk Show Informative for Chicago based "Steve Harvey Show".
Perhaps the Emmy's webcast proved the point NATAS was likely trying to convey all along. Although this year's Daytime Emmys weren't quite ready for primetime; if Griffin had a network quality production supporting her behind the scenes, it could be entertaining and worth watching; if only to see what will happen.
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Welcome To The Best Funk Songs!
Welcome to the site! Here you will discover the best funk songs of all time. These are the greatest top 100 funk songs that you can get your hands on.
Covering the finest 70s funk, 80s funk, 80s groove and boogie music, disco funk and jazz funk classics. Basically if it's funky music it will be on here!
What To Expect
In compiling this list, we have limited it to songs that are either funk or have a strong funk element to them. So you will not found pure disco or soul, but you will find cross genres such as disco funk and soul/ funk blends. The funk is important!
This is the perfect playlist of songs you can include in a 70's or 80's themed party. There are plenty of party songs and funk party classics in here too!
Gimme Some Funk!
The main emphasis on this list however is to create the list of the best funks songs ever. Whether they are fast party songs or slow groovers. Something for everything occasion.
Music that comes from the best funk bands and artists of all time. Funky music is the one!
So let's get under way and start seeing which funk songs have made our list of the greatest of all time. How many of these songs do you know?


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Freshman (2000-01)... Swam the lead leg on the school record-breaking 200 medley relay team which placed seventh at the Pac-10 Championships...secured fourth position on WSU's top-10 list for the 100 backstroke with a time of 57.53 seconds at the Federal Way Invitational and placed 20th in the Pac-10 in the same event...grabbed ninth place on the school's all-time list for the 200 individual medley by clocking a 2:09.45 at the Patriot Invitational in Fairfax, Va...also holds 10th position on the school's list for the 400 individual medley...sophomore (2001-02)...placed 15th in the 100 backstroke at the Pac-10 Championships with a time of 57.01, moving into third place on WSU's all-time list for the event...also grabbed sixth place on the school's all-time list for the 100 butterfly (56.92) at Pac-10's...at the Arkansas Invitational, moved into fifth place in school history for the 200 individual medley (2:07.01) and eighth place for the 200 backstroke (2:05.49)... holds 10th on WSU's all-time list for the 400 individual medley (4:36.18)...broke the school record as a member of the 200 medley relay team...earned Pac-10 All-Academic honorable mention...junior (2002-03)...established a personal best in the 100 breaststroke at Central Washington...set another personal best in the 200 breaststroke at the Cougar Invitational...earned Pac-10 All-Academic honorable mention for the second consecutive season.
Competed for Salmon Bay Aquatics, coached by Doug Rusk...as a freshman won the Metro Conference championship in the 100 butterfly...placed tenth in the 200 IM at State...as a sophomore won the 1998 Metro Champion Award...qualified for the Junior Nationals in the 100 butterfly.
Born April 9, 1982 in Seattle, Wash., to parents Halbert and Nancy Chinn...brother Christopher, who also attends WSU...majoring in criminal justice.
EVENT TIME MEET DATE 100 backstroke 57.01 Pac-10 Championships 03/01/02 200 backstroke 2:05.49 Arkansas Invitational 12/01/01 100 butterfly 56.92 Pac-10 Championships 03/01/02 200 IM 2:07.01 Arkansas Invitational 11/29/01 400 IM 4:36.18 Pac-10 Championships 02/23/01


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Disease Proof
Eat For Health: Learn from Your Elders
This is an excerpt from Dr. Fuhrman's book Eat For Health.
Our bodies are designed to live a long, healthy life, free from the common diseases of aging. If water runs over a waterfall and pounds into a rock at high speed, it wears down and eventually splits the rock in two. It was not aging that broke the rock. It was the water that took its toll on it after many thousands of years. Likewise, we develop hardening of the arteries, high blood pressure, heart disease, dementia, and other debilitating conditions from our dietary follies that take their toll over many years of nutritional self-abuse. These common ailments are not the consequence of aging. They are earned.
However, researchers have found that people who exceed 100 years in age are remarkably disease free. Boston and Harvard Scientists recording the New England Centenarian Study (NECS) have been studying many long-lived individuals. Among other factors, they tracked genetics, physical and mental health, and lifestyle habits. They've found that long-lived people generally do not have the age-associated medical conditions that develop and curtail enjoyment of life at an early age. In other words, living healthfully goes hand in hand with living longer. These people, who are now past 100, did not have the advantage of the scientific information that we have today. For the majority of their lives, they did not have access to the healthiest foods. The question is how did they do it, and what skills can we learn from these super seniors?
Without exception, all of the centenarians were not large and certainly not overweight. To achieve your maximum health potential you must manage your weight. You can literally stretch your lifespan by shrinking your waistline. Developing a healthy diet and maintaining a stable, lower weight is the most powerful anti-aging weapon in your arsenal. However, we also must consider evidence that nutritional deficiencies have been shown to cause disease and disability. The goal is to maintain a high or adequate nutrient intake and assure that no deficiencies exist, while making sure we do not consume excess calories. Yet again, the secret is incorporating large amounts of high-nutrient, low-calorie foods into your diet.
When looking at long-lived, elderly people within a society like ours, in which people eat similarly and the average age of death is about 75, we are selecting individuals with favorable genetics. Scientific studies don't tell us much because most of our population eats the standard (disease causing) diet, so when we look at outcomes it merely reflects genetic influences, not vast differences in the consumption of micronutrients. It would be more revealing if we could look at an entire population that has an average lifespan over the age of 90 and see what this population did to achieve that accomplishment. John Robbins' book, Healthy At 100, reviewed the lifestyles of the longest-lived populations around the globe in recent world history. The top three societies were the Abkhasia in the Caucasus south of Russia, the Vilcabamba in the Andes of South America, and the Hunza in Central Asia. These isolated cultures not only experienced a population with very long average lives, but their elderly also experienced excellent health, free of common diseases seen in our modern world.
The diet in all of these ultra long-lived societies contained at least 90 percent of calories from unrefined foods: high-nutrient fruits, vegetables, beans, nuts, and seeds. Animal products were a much smaller part of the equation, ranging between one and ten percent of calories. These societies all were a physically active people who grew most of their own food locally and ate mostly fresh vegetables and fruits. These healthy societies revealed that, in addition to being slim, there are other important factors that super-seniors share:
- They consumed the majority of calories from fresh produce.
- They had an optimistic outlook on life.
- They maintained a social circle of friends.
- They stayed physically active.
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katy - April 15, 2008 10:57 AM
I am excited to learn more about Dr. Fuhrman's new book "Eat for Health", particularly since i've been yo-yo-ing on the 6-week plan. are there any thorough reviews of the book, aside from amazon, or sites where it discusses the content of the book (and/or provides excerpts) in more depth? I would be interested to know, since i'm an American resident living over-seas and can't afford to order it off amazon at the moment.
I am excited to learn more about Dr. Fuhrman's new book "Eat for Health", particularly since i've been yo-yo-ing on the 6-week plan. are there any thorough reviews of the book, aside from amazon, or sites where it discusses the content of the book (and/or provides excerpts) in more depth? I would be interested to know, since i'm an American resident living over-seas and can't afford to order it off amazon at the moment.
many thanks!
Gerry Pugliese - April 17, 2008 9:19 AM
Hey Katy-
Head over to DrFuhrman.com for more info:
Dr. Fuhrman's Executive Offices
4 Walter E. Foran Blvd.Flemington, NJ 08822
Suite 408
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Tonight's episode of "Hardcore Pawn," at Detroit's famous American Jewelry and Loan, the pawn shop that is never without some sort of conflict, irate people and sibling rivalry was titled, "Seth's Soft Side."
As the episode begins, a man and woman bring in two vintage electric guitars that belonged to the woman's uncle. She is distraught over selling the guitars, and take the $1,800 Seth offers.
When a man comes in to buy a watch, Ashley shows him one that is $75, but he wants one that is worth at least $500. She shows him one for $599, and he attempts to pay for it with a two-dollar bill; he believes is worth more than the item is worth. She gives him the sad news, but he wants nothing of it and starts calling her names. Byron brought him to the door in his usual fashion.
When Seth showed Les the guitars, he got for $1,800, Les was very surprised he only paid $1,800 for them. Upon further investigation, Seth does not believe he gave the owners enough money for the guitars.
When a man with baseball memorabilia from retired MLB catcher Lance Parrish comes into the shop, he sees Les and Seth. He told them he was born in Detroit and moved to Milwaukee and became very good friends with Lance while he played ball. He also told Les that he has been told he looks just like him. They call Joe out; he is their baseball expert, and he determines that they are nowhere near what the guy wants for them. However, the sentimental value is more valuable to him, and he decided to keep his treasures.
When a man comes in with his father's gold tooth, but all it was worth was $46, he took it anyway, because it was his inheritance. Fortunately, his father is still alive, and has the rest of his teeth.
When a woman comes in and retrieves her fur coat, she is adamant that the coat now smells like road kill. Les gave her the money back and when her nasal passages clear, she can come back and get her coat.
A woman comes in with an antique exercise bike; Bobby J gets to try it out, and the thing goes very fast. She also has a small merry-go-round, and accepts Ashley's offer of $250 for both.
Seth called the couple who came in with the guitars and told them he did not give them enough for them. He knew they were going through hard times, and as he counted out $1,000, he handed it to them as the woman was crying all the way out the door. Both Les and Ashley were proud of Seth on this episode of "Hardcore Pawn."
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Washington, DC, 1861-1865: Kate Chase is the daughter of Secretary of the Treasury Salmon Chase and is determined to see her father succeed all the way to the White House. Her thrice widowed father needs someone to host the many necessary social events and Kate successfully fills that role. She becomes so good at it that she is the best hostess in Washington next to Mrs. Lincoln, the President's wife.
Both women share a lot in common, especially in wanting to see the men they love succeed, but they can never be friends. Who will ultimately triumph? Find out in Mrs. Lincoln's Rival by Jennifer Chiaverini.
I thought this book was interesting. I had never heard of Salmon Chase or his daughter Kate, and their story gave me a new perspective on the American Civil War, especially Abraham Lincoln and Mary Todd Lincoln. The History books always seem to paint the Lincolns in a positive light, but the Chases saw them from a different perspective, and not always positive. The Chases were interesting people in their own right as well and I enjoyed learning about them.
While I enjoyed the overall story of this book, I thought it dragged quite a bit. The book covers the entire war and relates what happened to the Chases during almost every month of it, I thought many of these events could have been eliminated or summarized. The book is long, and I think it would have been more effective if it was shorter.
I had a hard time finding any Christian themes in this book. The Chases were Christians and there is an underlying theme of faith throughout, but it is often pushed aside for the events of the story. Every action has consequences is probably the main theme of this book. Many of the things Kate does come back to her later on, some good some bad and she has to deal with them whether she wants to or not.
On the whole this is an interesting story that gives a new perspective on an important time in American history, but it could have been told more effectively. I give it three and a half out of five stars.
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This short text, ideal for Social Problems and Criminal Justice courses, examines the American prison system, its conditions, and its impact on society. Wehr and Aseltine define the prison industrial complex and explain how the current prison system is a contemporary social problem. They conclude by using California as a case study, and propose alternatives and alterations to the prison system.


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Below is a list of quality Occult Related Products that can be purchased as well. Each one will be sorted by quality and popularity of use. If for some reason you would like another Occult Product added to the list or a recommendation then just let me know. Products will include Runes, Occult Books, Meditation Products, Spiritual Tools, Ritual Items and More.
When looking for Occult Items one should never ignore the importance of a good well made Rune Set. One such set is this one, made of Cedar wood and done the traditional way it is said to help bestow more magical properties. Made from the same branch of the Cedar Tree as well as also the symbols burned into wood like they would of been in the past.
Very popular and well known Occult tool used for many thousands of years to help one communicate with spirits that want to talk. Used by many across the world to communicate with ex relatives, people in haunted houses and as a tool to help some spirits move on.
The Ultimate Guided Meditation Audio Pack
This Guided Meditation Audio pack is a great helper for all those that practice or are thinking of practicing meditation. The audio will help guide you more easily into deep meditation, thus creating a more fulfilling meditative experience.
Suitable for beginners or those that meditate often, this is a great audio pack to have brought to you by the Occult Blogger.
The Ghost Box is a tool used by many paranormal research groups to help communicate with spirits by scanning white noise between FM and AM frequencies. It is a great tool to use along side a good EMF tool for extra validation.
The starter kits contain all the basics needed for a ghost hunt. They also provide a good way of getting most of the items needed without having to source them all out from different locations around.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Referendum?
A referendum is a direct vote by the public to either accept or reject a proposal. In this case, the referendum question asks voters in the Western Technical College district for the authority to borrow money to support the expansion and construction of Western facilities to meet the high-demand training needs of local students and area employers.
By state law, the amount of money Western can spend on new buildings, additions, or land acquisition without going to voters is limited to $1.5 million per campus every two years. Any new buildings, additions, or land acquisition beyond the $1.5M cap (not funded through gifts, grants, or federal funds) must be approved by voters in a public referendum.
Why Now?
We recognize that this is a difficult economic time. However, the world is changing and Western plays a vital role in the region's economy. Our 2011 graduates had a median starting salary of $31,054, and recent surveys indicate that after five years in the workplace, our graduates' salaries rose 58%.
Western graduates stay in our communities. In fact, 81% stay in the 7 Rivers region, while 85% stay in Wisconsin.
Western has found that employers are looking for graduates who understand how to work in a team environment, much like employees do every day. Western's goal is to bring that real-world work environment to the classroom through the creation of Occupational Centers that will increase student engagement and learning across programs.
Western has also found that there is a growing skills gap resulting in shortages for a number of higher-paid positions in manufacturing, transportation, and other areas. There is need for short-term (one-year or less) programs that earn a college certificate or diploma so students can quickly get up to speed for the workforce. The credits earned could then transfer to an associate's degree and even a bachelor's degree.
Since 2005, we have had a 47% increase in the number of transfer students served and a 63% increase in general studies enrollment related to both the increase in transfer students and additional program growth and expansion. Students are looking for a more affordable way to learn general studies courses that will transfer to a bachelor's degree program.
In order to meet those goals and student growth, we need to improve existing classroom space. The Occupational Centers will require restructuring of Western's facilities to accommodate space utilization. Restructuring and remodeling these facilities also allows the opportunity for greater energy efficiency, leading to cost savings.
Who votes on this referendum?
People who live in all (or parts) of these counties will see the referendum question on their ballot: La Crosse, Monroe, Jackson, Trempealeau, Juneau, Vernon, Clark, Richland, Buffalo, and Sauk.
How Will the Ballot be Worded?
The wording on the ballot will look like this:
Shall Western Technical College District, Wisconsin be authorized to issue, pursuant to Chapter 67 of the Wisconsin Statutes, general obligation bonds or promissory notes in an amount not to exceed $79,800,000 for the public purpose of paying the cost of capital expenditures for projects which are included in the District's Master Facilities Plan consisting of constructing new buildings and facilities; adding to, upgrading, remodeling, and improving existing buildings; acquiring furnishings, fixtures and equipment; and acquiring and improving property?
How does Western impact the local economy?
Each year Western serves more than 16,600 students. 1,200 students graduate each year, and 81% of those grads get jobs and stay in the 7 Rivers region to help grow our communities. With technical college graduates there is no "brain drain" as associated with universities. The majority of our graduates stay here, and contribute to the vitality and quality of our communities. As an example, the following percentages represent the number of grads working at these employers:
- 22% of employees at Logistics Health.
- 16.6% of employees at Vernon Memorial Hospital.
- 16.3% of employees at Trane.
- 15.8% of employees at Dairyland Power Cooperative
- 14.23% of employees at Reinhart FoodService.
- 13.6% of employees at Gundersen Lutheran.
- 12.2% of employees at the City of La Crosse.
- 11.25% at of employees at Black River Falls Memorial Hospital.
- 11.6% at Hillview Health Care Center
- 10.2% at Walzcraft.
- 8% of employees at City Brewing.
What impact will this project have on the local economy?
An independent economic impact study indicated that the projects would have a total four-year economic impact of $111,959,706, create 900-plus jobs, and generate $3.4 million in tax revenue.
Why only the La Crosse Campus?
In the past five years, Western has updated or relocated most of its regional locations in order to better serve the students who live throughout the district. Our Tomah and Black River Falls locations moved to their respective downtowns, while Independence and Mauston have been expanded in recent years. Viroqua has also benefitted from updates since their relocation to Main Street and will receive additional remodeling as part of a community project partnership in Viroqua.
The La Crosse Campus has the oldest buildings of any of our locations. The Coleman Center was built in 1923 and uses boilers from the 1960s and air handlers from the 1930s. In order to bring our buildings and the heating/cooling systems up-to-date, and serve an ever-increasing number of students, the decision was made to update the La Crosse Campus.
Will these facilities still be needed long-term?
Forecasts indicate a continuing demand for skilled workers in public safety, health care, manufacturing, agriculture, transportation, and other fields. By 2020, we anticipate 1000 more students (25% increase) will seek education and training at Western. We have already experienced a 14% increase in students since 2007.
In addition to students seeking degrees, these areas also have high demand for training working professionals. The Business and Industry Services division has seen increased requests for customized training that we just don't have the facilities to provide. The remodeled facilities will give us the space and flexibility to provide this additional revenue opportunity.
What is included in the project costs?
The total referendum cost approved by the Board of Directors is $79.8 million. This includes the following projects:
- Integrated Technology Center: Complete building renovation, ground floor expansion, addition of third and fourth floors. Building will be LEED platinum certified.
- Coleman Center: Complete interior and exterior building renovations. Demolition of annex building. New parking lot construction and south gateway. New primary and secondary entrances that include ADA-compliant elevators.
- Diesel and Heavy Equipment Technology Center: 10,000 square foot addition to replace existing leased annex. Additional 10,000 square feet of shop space to ease overcrowding and improve safety and security. Rebuilding surface between Automotive and Diesel Centers to correct storm water.
- Kumm Center: Remodeling of second, third, and fourth floors for Health Sciences programming. Heating and air conditioning system upgrades. Addition of window to north side of building to let in natural light. Upgrading fire sprinkler system, lighting, power, and closed caption television. Information Technology systems improvements. Addition of larger lecture classrooms and lab space.
- Parking: A 240-stall parking ramp to be built on 8th and La Crosse Streets.
- Greenhouse: Building a greenhouse on 7th and Vine Streets to replace rented facility.
How many new programs would this support?
This coming year alone, we will be offering three new programs: Building Systems Technology, Medical Administrative Professional, and Human Services Associate. We will also be repackaging what we already have in more flexible ways, offering certificates that can be expanded into programs if there is an occupational demand.
Western is constantly working with area employers to improve existing programs or offer additional high-demand programs to meet employer demands as business and industry changes and grows in our region.
Using a Career Pathway Model, we can ladder courses into certificates, into diplomas, into degrees, and beyond, expanding educational offerings as needed by students and employers. (e.g. CNA to LPN to RN to BSN)
Will you be adding more training programs?
Yes. Through our Business and Industry Services division, we have received requests for customized training that we just don't have the facilities to provide. The remodeled facilities will give us the space and flexibility to provide in-demand customized training that will also provide Western with an avenue to increase revenue- generating education and training opportunities.
So, the new facilities will allow you to combine programs?
They will be co-located to make better use of space and scheduling, but will still be stand-alone programs. They will be put into "workplace models" where programs work together, much like in a real job setting. Several industrial programs can share classroom and lab space. For example, students studying mechanical design, CNC, and welding can work together in designing, modeling, and creating parts for equipment or other products. Our advisory board members, who are local business leaders, have told us how important this type of learning is to help graduates be successful on-the-job.
What will be my share of the cost?
If voters approve the referendum, Western will be authorized to borrow the necessary funds over five years. The property tax impact on the owner of a $100,000 property is estimated not to exceed $3.25 per month or $39 annually.
Will local business have the opportunity to be involved in the project?
Yes. Partnering with companies throughout our region (which includes all or parts of 11 counties) is an important part of what we do at Western. All aspects of the projects will be competitively bid and will bring significant opportunities to contractors, suppliers, and other business that support those living and working in our area. Historically, we've used local businesses in projects both large and small, and as vendors for departments on campus like food service.
Why not increase tuition to cover these costs?
The Wisconsin Technical College System sets the tuition rate each year for all technical colleges in the state. Western does not have the discretion to raise or lower tuition rates for any purpose.
How is Western Technical College funded?
Funding for operations comes from a variety of sources, including property taxes, tuition and fees, grants, and state aid. The chart below illustrates the breakdown:
What are the ongoing operating costs for these projects?
Fixtures, furniture and equipment costs needed for the new facilities would be built into Western's annual capital borrowing and spread over four years with no additional tax impact. Net operating costs with the new facilities have been estimated to be equal or less than Western's current regular operating budget, based on gained energy, maintenance, and other operational efficiencies.
When was the last time Western had a referendum?
It has been nearly 20 years since we turned to the voters for facilities support. In 1992, voters passed a referendum to generate funds for upgrading campuses in Independence, Mauston, Tomah, and Viroqua. And, in 1996, we collaborated with medical and education partners in the area to build the Health Science Center.
The college has a long and strong record of prudent fiscal management and has been through a rigorous process to establish demonstrated need for these facilities. In fact, the debt for the last referendum was retired prior to 20 years.
What was achieved as a result of the 1992 referendum?
Voters passed a referendum that included funding for upgrades in Independence, Mauston, Tomah, and Viroqua. In recent years, Western has completed additional facilities improvements at all of our region locations that didn't require a referendum.
Will the projects be voted on separately or as a package?
The college's Board of Directors decided to present the projects to the voters in one comprehensive package, rather than asking the public to consider multiple questions on the ballot. College staff conducted a comprehensive analysis and prioritization of various high-demand program areas, and determined the six proposed projects to be those with the most significant and urgent needs. Because interest rates are so low, the college will maximize project funds and construction efficiencies by bundling these projects together.
Can the referendum be split in half? Can we pay half now and then another half in five years?
Because the facilities upgrades are part of the overall Vision 2020 plan, they need to be kept whole. If we presented each project individually, that would mean several referendums over the next several years.
The cost of renovation is far less than building new facilities. If we continue to defer maintenance and renovation the future cost will far more in building and operation costs.
Additionally, the interest rates are very low and construction costs are favorable. We don't know what those rates or costs will be in the next several years.
If voters don't support the referendum, what happens next?
Without taxpayer assistance, the building remodeling and additions will not take place. We will have to do our best to meet the needs of our students within the confines of our existing space. Without renovation of our facilities, it will be difficult to fulfill our mission of providing relevant, high quality education that changes the lives of students and grows our communities. If we cannot provide workers with the skills necessary for 2020 jobs, our local economy will suffer.
How much of the cost does the referendum cover? Is the college paying for any of the costs/taking out any loans?
The referendum will cover the entire cost of the facility renovations. Western can borrow the money on a per project basis over the course of five years. The money from the referendum will be used to repay the loans over 20 years. It could also be less than 20 years. The borrowing from the last referendum was paid off ahead of schedule. So, $39/year is the most taxpayers will pay, and 20 years is the longest they would have to pay.
The $39 per year tax increase … over how many years will this be?
The tax impact will be a maximum of $39 per year for up to 20 years. That's about $3.25 per month. That's the cost of a coffee drink and less than a gallon of gas.
Will you be taking any property off the tax roll?
The projects are all within our current property, and we will indirectly be "adding" property to the tax roll. As part of the greenhouse project, local partners are providing grant dollars that will be used to tear down the current Hillview Greenhouse, located on 24th Street off of La Crosse Street. The greenhouse facility will be rebuilt on Western property. The vacant Hillview property (5 city lots), will be repurposed as residential housing. Our students will build new Housing and Urban Development houses on those lots–one each year for five years—and making them as energy efficient as possible.
What about the parking ramp?
Parking ramps are expensive, but they are also an efficient use of space. The proposed parking ramp will be built on current parking lot space, adding more parking spaces without using additional green space or acquiring additional property. The majority of our current student population is considered commuter students, so expanded parking is necessary. With the projected increase of 1,000 more students (a 25% increase) by 2020, additional parking will become even more necessary.
When will the new facilities be completed?
Conceptual planning has been underway for months. If approved, the projects will begin in summer 2013 and are estimated to be completed by 2016.


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A New Security Breach in Google Docs Revealed
I am a big fan of Google and, over time, I have started to enjoy the freedom from my desktop with Google Docs. For example, when I keep track of business expenses I have found it easier to update a Google Spreadsheet versus depending on Microsoft Excel on my laptop because I can update from anywhere in the world and share with my bookkeeper too. So, I've been using Google Docs more lately.
Today, however, I discovered a huge security breach in Google Docs. While I was in my account working on a spreadsheet I suddenly found my Google Doc account listing many documents that did not belong to me. I clicked on one of the documents and the results are in the image below, where my Google Doc session appears to have "crossed over" with another users.
I decided to do a bit more exploring and take a few more screenshots, because I don't yet know how to reproduct this security breach. The image below show a Google document (fifth from the top) which is not owned by me, "owned by me". However, when I click on this mysterious "owned by me" document, it is owned by another user. Here is another screenshot below; you can click on the image for the full-screen version.
Again, here is another example of the same security violation with two documents. As above, you can click on the image for a full-screen version.
I contacted the owner of the Google Docs account which I had suddenly and mysteriously "crossed sessions" with today. I asked him if he was in Thailand (since a few of the documents were in Thai) and he said yes, however he say he did not have any Thai language documents in his account. However, as you can see from the screenshot, the Google Docs menu shows this person as "the owner" of a Thai language document. He also mentioned that, today, he saw "wierd documents" in his account that did not belong to him (or "normally" shared with him).
Unfortunately, I was having problems with the Internet connection in my hotel room so I could not continue to investigate the breach. When I logged back in a few hours later, everything was back to normal. So far, all is "normal" and I have not been able to repeat this breach.
I suspect the Google Docs flaw comes from a JavaScript error in how Google manages user sessions. The bottom line is that the security breach is real and dangerous. Your Google Docs, and I suspect other Google applications that use the same session management code, are vulnerable. There may be an underlying XSS vulnerability as well.
Note: Reposted from my original post on the ISC2 blog.
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Christopher says:
Monday, September 15, 2008 at 12:36pm
Could this have been an issue with the hotel's web proxy somehow getting your session confused with another guest?
Were you accessing Google docs over https?
Tim Bass says:
Monday, September 15, 2008 at 12:47pm
Hi Chris,
No, the other user was not in the same hotel; but to be sure, I sent him another email to confirm where he was. (He was in a completely different city approximately 700 kilometers away.)
Yours sincerely, Tim
PS: Sessions were not with SSL.
Anon says:
Monday, September 15, 2008 at 3:03pm
It's undoubtedly over-aggressive caching by a proxy, the caching headers are set correctly, but if a service provider wants to save a few dollars in bandwidth by slighting their users and disregarding the rfcs there is nothing physically preventing them from ignoring them. You can verify this by confirming the user is in a nearby geographic location.
You should use ssl if you're concerned your isp may be doing this, and email the administrator explaining the problem, it's likely they just didn't understand the impact of making their cache policy too aggressive. Unfortunately this is a general problem with the web.
Tim Bass says:
Thursday, September 18, 2008 at 4:21am
According to Google,
"Thank you so much for providing us information about this issue. This issue should now be resolved. This problem occurred because of a unique issue on our end in combination with a local ISP."
So, it seems that Google corrected their code, or so they claim, that does not play well in caching scenarios.
Jvy says:
Monday, September 22, 2008 at 7:25am
It has happened before due to a combination of factor including caching by local ISP. Hope that Google can continue to tighten this portion because frankly speaking, Google Docs is a great service.
Tim Bass says:
Tuesday, September 23, 2008 at 2:32am
Caching is a "fact of life" on the Internet. Web session management code must be written in a way that assumes the Internet is not safe.
In other word, the underlying problem is not proxy caches, but poorly written web session management code.that does not take into considerable that the web application has no control over proxy caching.
Tim Bass says:
Friday, September 26, 2008 at 6:11am
Dear Folks,
Here is a followup post on this topic on tie (ISC)2 blog:
Proxy Caches are a Challenging Threat to Internet Security
Yours sincerely, Tim
Abhi says:
Thursday, October 2, 2008 at 11:55pm
Such errors are not always because of caching. This may be (and I believe it was) a problem with Google code. Similar problems have affected other Google services as well in the past e.g. Orkut where profile information from two users merged.
Tim Bass says:
Friday, October 3, 2008 at 5:34am
Hi Abhi,
Thanks for visiting.
I agree with you.
On the other hand, this error / security breach was the result of poorly written session management code in proxy cache environments.
This was confirmed by Google engineers, who claim to have fixed the problem. On the other hand, Google engineers claimed to have fixed a similar problem months earlier, so it remains to be seen if the problem is completely "fixed".
Yours faithfully, Tim
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Dr. Jack Ramsay died in his sleep at 89, according to family, via @MikeAndMike. Sad news. Great coach. Greater man. RIP.
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