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A family whose puppy was killed by Chicago police has now filed a lawsuit, Courthouse News reported May 21.
This Examiner article covered the story last spring.
Samantha Maglaya, on behalf of herself and her minor daughter, sued Chicago and police Officers Michael Kumiga and Michael McGlade, and former Officer Don Kumiga.
Maximus, a 19-week-old puppy, was killed by Chicago Police Department officer Kumiga on May 17, 2013. Owner Samantha Maglaya had just returned from picking up her kids from school, and let the puppy out side to use the bathroom.
Maximus ran around the house to the front lawn, playing and tail wagging. Samantha ran after the pup so she could bring him back inside. Unfortunately, tragedy struck.
It's stated in the lawsuit that Maximus began chasing a boy riding a bike, at which point the boys father, Officer Kumiga, an eight year veteran with the Chicago Police Department, shot Maximus.
Kumiga stated he shot Maximus in order to protect a citizen, which was his 5-year-old son. Kumiga claims the dog was viciously chasing the boy.
Samantha claims there was no child riding a bike near her home when the shooting occured.
The pup died from his injuries, and the Chicago Police Department refused to take her statment regarding the incident. Instead, Samantha's husband, Anthony Robles, was fined for having Maximus off a leash and not wearing his dog tag.
Samantha added
"(T)he CPD [Chicago Police Department] attempted to clean up the scene of the shooting by hosing the blood off Ms. Maglaya's sidewalk, collecting the spent bullet casings, and asking Ms. Maglaya's 15-year-old daughter to help with clean it up."
Defendent McGlade, who lives near Samantha, reportedly told at least one neighbor that he, Officer Kumiga and Mr. Kumiga had all agreed to ensure Samantha could not have Max, nor any other dog.
Samantha also believes those listed above conspired that because she lives in the neighborhood on Section 8 housing, and she's not an American, she should be run out of the neighborhood.
The lawsuit states Samantha is seeking more than $1 million in damages for for illegal seizure, excessive force, conspiracy, negligence, , aggravated cruelty to animals, emotional distress, willful and wanton conduct, and trespass.
Samantha is represented by Masoud Mirsafian.


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The Golden Girls 25th Anniversary Collection Promises a Sickening Display of Humanity's Bitter End
"One of the great ideas of Western civilization," philosopher Ross Douthat recently wrote, "is the celebration of lifelong heterosexual monogamy as a unique and indispensable estate." Tragically, that celebration is winding down as more and more Americans sneak off to the afterparty of carnal depravity. Lured into the dark, humid spaces of homosexual relativism by activist judges and Hollywood stars, these people are now embarking on the complete reëngineering of society's basic tenets of marriage and family. It is the culmination of a decades-long campaign that can be traced back, in part, to the messages broadcast in the 1980s by television programs such as The Golden Girls.
There was something subversively tawdry about the programming from that era. Whether it was Designing Women or Spenser for Hire, Hotel or Murphy Brown, each sketched out a flamboyant worldview in pastel hues that was specifically targeted at the confused and awkward. But there was one show in particular that recklessly upped the ante in this high stakes poker game of modern morality. What The Golden Girls postulated for America was nothing less than a neo-socialist landscape populated by same-sex "family" units composed of jobless predators whose lives revolved around food, clothes and brawny men. The women of this series embodied the antithesis of traditional marriage, publicly decrying that institution while reveling in divorce and sex. They spawned an endless cycle of Sexy and the City and Housewives of New Jersey types of shows and invented the idea of "cougars," i.e. older women like Demi Moore who wear young mates on their lapels like fancy diamond brooches.
This Golden Girls ideal of a same-sex household got passed along like a venereal disease until it landed in the lap of the nascent "gay rights" movement. Unsurprisingly, young homosexuals fell in love with this booze- and fornication-laden ideology. For them, Betty White became the forgiving mother they never had, Dorothy Zbornak the father whose expectations they could fulfill. Maybe Blanche was the bartender in their fantasy lives while Sophia sat on the next stool over, offering up pointless stories to pass the time like some gassy drunk. In the ensuing years, gays spread their vicious seeds far and wide and today we are seeing the musky fruits drop from those aging trees. Yes, those fruits are falling all over in the form of legislative and judicial maneuvers to redefine marriage, from Judge Vaughn Walker's denial of Proposition 8 in California to the legalization of same-sex nuptials in Catholic Spain. In essence, this trend of "homosexual" marriage is nothing less than a cruel testament to the power of that loathsome foursome of libidinal Floridians.
In such troubling and shocking times it should come as no surprise that gay activists have decided to resuscitate that ever-frustrating television show. In November of this year, The Golden Girls 25th Anniversary Special Collection, containing each and every episode, will be released to the public in a frenzy of unscrupulous marketing and self-congratulation. Bossy Bea Arthur may have passed away. The old lady Sophia is no longer around to scare us with her thyroid eyes. Rue McClanahan is not driving us true Southerners into agony with her fake antebellum shtick. And maddening Betty White may have moved into a gated mansion with her windfall of residuals and half dozen BMWs… But with this sticky DVD release, these ladies will be right back in our faces, looking young and fresh-faced at 60, promoting their "unique and indispensable" excavation of every foul cranny of elder sex, tract infections and mental decline.
If you imagined that this modern-day Achille Lauro incident could not possibly get any worse– and how could it be more horrific than Bea Arthur enthusiasts rearming their cannons with vintage sass?– you need only to look upon the packaging for this whole outrageous project. These packagers surely have experience packaging (and "packing") a "package"! It is modeled on Estelle Getty's infamous golden purse, that place of crusty makeups and pharmaceutical escapes. The giant cardboard box may look harmless enough, but it is meant to be the Golden Calf of the homosexual set. Surely it has been created so that purchasers can place it directly on top of their tv sets like an idol of worship, forever reminding you of the Golden Girls gay agenda and demanding your kneeling penance. Think of Moses returning from the mountaintop to see that his wanderers had crafted such a thing! Someone needs to create a Ten Commandments box set out of actual stone so we could obliterate this idolatry.
Please count me out of this upcoming holiday-season psychological warfare. The Golden Girls was an unsophisticated and unfunny show. It sought to profit from the senility of old people, mocking the gentle nobility of our grandmothers and mothers, our aunts and neighbors. Their Florida was not a place of family and faith, but rather of comfortable chairs creaking from the weight of matronly narcissism. It recast our retirees as horny hedonists who lived outside of the mainstream of traditional families. These uncoupled old women lusted after handsome men with a leaky abandon. They consumed every half-baked liberal concoction that emerged steaming from Tip O'Neill's Congressional ovens, from artificial insemination to condom distribution. They even went so far as to openly embrace their vulgar but timid homosexual fanbase, stealing our promising young men far away from the loving, paternal wisdom of Ronald and Nancy Reagan.
Yes, the 80s were a strange time for men in America. It was a time when barely-buttoned shirts and untamed forests of chest hair seemed appropriate. We listened to Top 40 on the radio and were grateful that it was "Morning in America Again." We had our big plastic combs in the back pockets of our Wrangler jeans, spending Saturday afternoons smoking Marlboros in domestically-manufactured cars and arm wrestling on picnic tables in local parks. We wore giant white sneakers unapologetically! At night, we feel asleep with the windows open, pondering the latest Stallone movie or else dreaming of nuclear warheads violating Soviet airspace, showering those soulless, square-jawed Dolph Lundgrens with the sweaty strength of democracy. We were men and we loved it!
That was the dream we deferred, the promise we did not keep. Maybe we just got lazy or lost our faith in Jesus. Now, we are entering into a new phase in the battle not only for marriage, but for decency on television, for the legitimacy of the views and values of the American people. This is a fight we cannot dodge, and must and will win no matter what people are doing with their DVD players. Buckle up, it's going to be a ride to Miami!
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Artist: Insane Clown Posse
Album: Icon
Genre: Hip Hop/Rap
Let's meet contestant number 1
He's a schitzophrenic serial killer clown
Who says women love his sexy smile
Let's find out if his charm will work on Sharon
Sharon, what's your question?
Contestant number 1, I believe first impressions last forever
So let's say you were to come over to my parents' house
And have dinner with me and my family
Tell me what you'd do to make that first impression really stay
Let's see, hmm, well I'd have to think about it
I might show up in a Tux, ha, but I doubt it
I'd probably just show up naked like I always do
And look your mama in the eye and tell her fuck you
Hurry up bitch I'm hungry, I smell spaghetti
I'd pinch her lumpy ass and tell her get the food ready
Your dad would probably start trippin' and get me pissed
I'd have to walk up and bust him in his fuckin' lips
It's dinner time, we're hearin' grace from your mother
I pull a 40 out and pour some for your little brother
I'm steady staring at your sister, I'll tell you this
You know for only 13 she got some big tits
After that, your dad would try to jump again
And only this time I'd put the 40 to his chin
After your mom does the dishes and the silver wear
I'd dry fuck her till I nut in my underwear
Now let's meet contestant number 2
He's a psychopathic derranged crack head freak
Who works with the dark carnival
He says women call him stretch nuts
Sharon, let's hear your question
I like a man who's not afraid to show his true emotions
A man who expresses himself in his own special way
Number 2, if you fell in love with me
Exactly how would you let me know?
First thing, I could never love you
You sound like a richy bitch, yo fuck you
But if I did, I'd probably show you that I care
By takin' all these other mothafuckers outta here
I'd go through your phonebook and whack 'em all
And find contestant number 1 and break his fuckin' jaw
Anyone who looked at ya, would have to pay
I'd be blowin' fuckin' nuggets off all day
I'll grab your titties, and stretch 'em down past your waist
Let 'em go, and watch 'em both spring up in your face
I'd sing love songs to ya, the best I can
Get ya naked and hit it like a caveman
Then we'd go through the beach and walk through the sand
I'd throw a little in your face and say I'm just playin'
As he spit it all out, I'll rub your back
And grab your underwear and wedge it up your ass crack
Well it sounds like contestant number 2
Is just overflowing with sensetivity Sharon
It's a tough choice so far
Sharon, let's have your last question
And see which one is gonna win the rights to your neden
Ok, if we were at a dance club
And you both noticed me at the same time
Tell me, how would you each get my attention
And what would your pick up lines be?
Whoever's the smoothest wins
Ok, first, I'd slide up to the bar
And tell you that I can't believe how fuckin' fat you are
I'd tell ya that I like the way you make your titties shake
And if you lost a little weight you'd look like Rikki Lake
Fuck that, you'd be jackin' me quick
I'd order you a drink, and stir it with my dick
And then to get your attention in a crowded place
I'd simply walk up and stick my nuts in your face
Yeah, freak her with your nuts, yo that'll get her
Tell her that she's fat, yeah, that'll work even better
Look, fuck you, I gotta strong rap shit
You don't want contestant number 2 he's mad whack
I walked into a bar and there he was
Standing on a bucket tryin' ta fuck it
It was a big fucking smelly ass farm llama
Damn dog
How you gonna diss yo mama?
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Minutemen Preseve Victory In Final Seconds
Sept 20, 2003
ORONO, Maine (AP) - Jeff Krohn threw for 190 yards and a touchdown as Massachusetts held off Maine 24-16 on Saturday.
Steve Baylark carried 24 times for 106 yards to spearhead the Massachusetts (2-1, 1-0 Atlantic-10) ground game, while wide receiver Jimmie Howard made six catches for 121 yards and a touchdown.
Maine's offense controlled the field most of the evening, but the Black Bears (2-2, 1-1) were unable to get their running game in gear.
Maine instead relied on the arm of Ron Whitcomb, who completed 20 of 35 throws for 231 yards and two touchdowns, but was also intercepted twice.
Trailing 21-9, Maine cut the deficit on the final play of the third quarter when Whitcomb launched a 56-yard touchdown strike to Christian Pereira.
But Massachusetts responded with Michael Torres' 38-yard field goal, which made it 24-16 with 10:44 remaining.
Then with 24 seconds remaining, Bobby Boyer intercepted a Whitcomb pass at the Massachusetts 35-yard line to preserve the victory.
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PULLMAN, Wash. -
THIS WEEK: The Cougars continue their 2013 fall season as they host the Cougar Classic, Sept. 27-29 at the WSU Outdoor Tennis Courts and Simmelink Tennis Courts at Hollingbery Fieldhouse. The Cougars will have five players in the tournament: junior Elizaveta Luzina, sophomores Maria Biryukova, Lize Leenknecht and Dajana Ognjenovic, and freshman Cathrine Arnholdt Pedersen.
LAST WEEK: The Cougars participated in the Boise State Jack Taylor Classic, where sophomore Maria Biryukova came away with the Blue Flight singles title in her Cougar debut.
COUGAR CLASSIC DRAWS SET: Elizaveta Luzina and Maria Biryukova will be playing singles in the Crimson Flight, with Luzina garnering a No. 1 seed. Lize Leenknecht, Dajana Ognjenovic and Cathrine Arnholdt Pedersen are competing in the Gray Flight. In doubles play, Luzina and Leenknecht will compete in the Crimson Flight while Biryukova and Ognjenovic will participate in the Gray Flight.
COUGAR CLASSIC FIELD: Joining Washington State in the Cougar Classic Field will be Boise State, Idaho, Gonzaga, Lewis-Clark State, Montana State, Portland, Seattle and Utah State.
ROSTER BREAKDOWN: For the 2013-14 season the Cougars will have three new faces to go with five returners. The returning roster includes senior Olga Musilovich, juniors Elizaveta Luzina and Charlotte Koning and sophomores Lize Leenknecht and Dajana Ognjenovic. New to the squad this season are sophomore Maria Biryukova, who arrives in Pullman after transferring from Baylor, and freshmen Victoria Matejevic and Cathring Arnholdt Pederson.
LAST SEASON IN REVIEW: Washington State finished off dual match play with a 14-12 overall record and 2-8 in conference play in 2013. The Cougars finished eigth in a very competitive Pac-12 conference that had the top seven teams finishing with national rankings. Departed from that team were three seniors who finished their Cougar careers ranked among the all-time wins leaders in school history. Liudmila Vasilieva ended her career with 107 wins, one shy of Elizabeth Fournier's leading mark of 108. Ksenia Googe left Pullman with 92 career wins, good for third all-time, while Andjela Kankaras ended her career with 87 victories, tied for fifth all-time.
COACH HART: Lisa Hart is in her 11th season as the head coach of Washington State. Hart has accumulated 122 wins over her tenure, registering a 14-12 record last season. In 2012 the Cougars went 19-7 as Hart was awarded the Pac-12 Conference Women's Tennis Coach of the Year award for the 2011-12 season.


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I Love this. I think this is your best post ever, because you are just saying it. Writing it, clear, simple, powerful, passionate. Love you girl. XOX
Sarah – Thanks, I think it was your blogging style that helped me see how to do it better..You are so direct! And punchy! cute, I love it..
Justin – I like the "about being, naturally." … Yeah, yes, good one. that's right… I want to talk about Gay more (in the Princess Testament) . , and also sexy. Because everyone is sexy, and I think something got messed up in our society that made us think that only certain Perfect people can be. Either that, or rude or crass people… Anyway, it's a dichotomy. and a taboo, and makes us all into hypocrites. , Stop breeding hypocrites! That's the problem,. Maybe if we can find our natural state in there through all the fuzz, get back to a true nature (somewhere with less concrete) then maybe we can just live free.
I'm not sure about the Multi- husbands or wives thing working though. I was just talking about it with my friend Sarah (above), and we decided that it would be weird, and thought it would always be a sort of, "You love her more." issue ALL OF THE TIME.
But establishing Zion is a beautiful idea:::I see what you mean that Zion cannot be founded by unrelated persons . . . and the idea about having an interrelated tribe of people where everyone shares, male and female are BALANCED, pure ..it's a lovely idea::
I saw some photos the other day on Flickr that made me think of you. It was a many-storied, many-roomed treehouse mansion with a sanctuary in the center. We were trying to figure out where it was.
Hey Jo. I love you and I love you art!! Your Bro.
"your" art I mean! : )
Well said–Justin, I always liked that there was that aspect of the tribe where people could choose to be monogamous if that was what worked better for them.. you wouldn't want love to become confused, and then become a burden.
But the whole idea of it reminds me of something my friend said to me yesterday, he said, "There's nothing finer in this world than friendship. You have friendships and then you die."
And that made a lot of sense in light of what you're speaking of. Mostly it's a very people-reliant idea. I think being so sealed into our houses with only one or two others has been what's made the culture more materialistic. Looking for things to fill an emptiness that is really about finding honest nourishing interaction. People need to be heard.
For tomorrow—friendship is the wave of the future. Railroads, buttons, coins, normal stuff. I hope we can talk more.
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you make that 150million yet Jntar? You coming the 12th?
"humility in the face of overwhelming genius will obviously amount to hypocrisy"
Ill be there with stuff today. Sadly.
wrong topic ftl
99 G cherokee
headunit: deh-p720 premeir
Midbass: Diamond Hex 6.5
Tweeter: LPG NFa
Front stage amp: eclipse xa4000
Woofage: eD 16kv.2 3.5 @ 30hz
Sub amp: Eclipse xa1000
87 Nissan Hardbody
HU: Deh-p 3000ib
Comps: eD 6500
Front stage amp: pg 4.0:2
Woofage: 2 9kv.2s sealed
Sub amp: PG 4.0:2
So Im excited for the build day. My front right door needs new deadening, ensolite, rewire, so I figured I would do that and my other 3 speakers along with new headunit install all in one day...
I have 2 new amps to install, and maybe a new box if I can get a table saw
2009 Pontiac G8 GT, New Era Intake, Doug Thorley Exhaust, Patrick G Tune
Building: Hybrid Imagine 6.5 front, Image Dynamics CTX 5.25 rear doors. Peerless SLS 8's rear deck off of Kicker ZXSum8 and ZX 700.5
2007 Toyota 4Runner
Eclipse XA100 sub amp and Incriminator 187 10 in 1.6 cubes
Working on Double Din, nice 6.5 Seperates and 6.5 coaxs rear
Refs: Pike110,Hintzyboy,dcmcki, qcsfinest704, MagickMan, allstar1500bd, ravemeister, Team PSI, Jntar, Brian Owens, and others....so many
Ill have an MT and Brahma MKII to recone. We can wall the Brahma if you want before the recone
Also will be doing some deadening of the B-pillar.
I wish i could drive down there for this.....
Team High Desert Mobile Electronics ABQ, NM
Eric im going to text you...
I need to rerun my speaker wire, install 9887, redeaden the front right door, deaden the trunk. Rebuild my false floor. Rewire my amps and batterys and install a DLS A5, and see if i like comps + 1 sub over comps+coaxial+2subs.
I need help installing a viper5900+glass break...
Ineed you to rerun my speaker wire, install 9887, redeaden the front right door, deaden the trunk, rebuild my false floor, rewire my amps and batterys and install a DLS A5 all while I sit and crack jokes about underage teens and young mothers. Also when you get done I am sure I will change my mind before I give it a listen so you will need to then hook up my comps, coaxials, and two subs.
Also I need you to install a viper5900 and glass break while I hit on your sister.
Ok back to work now.


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Feb. 17, 2011
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The Washington State University baseball team opens its 2011 season in the Golden State when it takes on Cal State Bakersfield for a three-game series, Feb. 18-20 at Hardt Field in Bakersfield, Calif...game times are 2 p.m. (Friday), 1 p.m. (Saturday) and noon (Sunday)...due to on-going improvements at Hardt Field, no phone lines are available at this time so there will not be radio broadcasts of the game...live stats will be run by Cal State Bakersfield on www.gorunners.com and will also be available on www.wsucougars.com.
The Cougars are ranked 31st in Collegiate Baseball's top 40 and 34th in the National Collegiate Basebal Writers Association top 35...first time since 1991 (No. 24 Collegiate Baseball) that Washington State is nationally-ranked in the preseason and the first time since 1989 (No. 19 Baseball America/No. 25 Collegiate Baseball) the Cougars have been tabbed among the nation's best in two polls prior to the season's first pitch.
Prior to 2009, Washington State's last NCAA postseason appearance in baseball was 1990...Cougars have earned an at-large bid in each of the last two seasons...first back-to-back NCAA postseason bids since 1987-88...WSU has 34 Pacific-10 Conference victories during that time, its most in a two-year span since 1989-90 (35)...Cougars have been prolific at protecting their home field with a 41-11 mark...the 78.9 winning percentage is the second highest in the Pac-10 behind Arizona State...under Donnie Marbut, Washington State has a winning record in each of the last five seasons, including four years with at least 30 wins...from 1995-2004, the 10 seasons between legendary Cougar Head Coach Charles "Bobo" Brayton and Marbut's arrival, Washington State had two winning seasons and failed to win 30 games in any campaign...Marbut is the only Cougar mentor besides Brayton to average at least 30 wins during his WSU career.
In 2010, Washington State swept six February games by defeating Seattle twice at home and knocking off Bethune-Cookman and Texas Tech twice each at the Brooks Wallace Memorial Classic in Lubbock, Texas...Cougars were swept in a three-game series at No. 22 Arkansas in 2009 and lost two of the three meetings in a four-game series at home against No. 16 Oklahoma to go 1-5 in February...Washington State has won 11-straight games in the opening month against nonranked opponents...Cougars have won six in a row on the road against nonranked opponents in February.


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Imagine a world where people enjoy working equitably together to meet personal and planetary needs. Jerry's work is in service of that vision. As a consultant (see Both-And Consulting), he focuses on individual and organizational development in the areas of governance, decision making, communication skills, and conflict resolution.
Jerry brings a variety of methods and approaches to his work. For governance and decision-making, he prefers Dynamic Governance/Sociocracy; for communication skills, he enjoys sharing Compassionate Communication/Nonviolent Communication™; and for conflict resolution, he uses Restorative Circles and Transformational Mediation.
What these approaches have in common is support for the notion that everyone's needs matter; we can organize any institution based on the inclusion of all members in decision making; and we can do it effectively, efficiently, and with the joy of shared meaning and purpose.
Jerry has been teaching Dynamic Governance since 2005 and has been organizing, educating, and consulting for social justice his entire adult life. He is grateful that his work has been mission driven. Over the years, he has increasingly focused on communication and organizational processes that support human connection as equals.
The organizations with which he has taught and trained include Movement for a New Society, the National Coalition Building Institute, DiversityWorks, Cambridge Youth Peace & Justice Corps, Lesley College Center for Peaceable Schools, Boston College Center for Social Justice, Spirit in Action, and United for a Fair Economy and Class Action.
The application of sociocracy to intentional community is one of Jerry's areas of focus. Jerry has helped bring Dynamic Governance to the Pioneer Valley Cohousing Community where he has lived since its founding in 1994. Jerry has trained and/or consulted with members of other cohousing communities including Green Haven (CT), Champlain Valley (VT), Burlington (VT), Pathways (MA), Jamaica Plain (MA), Cambridge (MA) and Cornerstone (MA).
Other organizations Jerry has worked with on implementing dynamic governance include The Living Well Group (residential care) and Sojourns (community health care) in Vermont, and High Mowing Waldorf High School in New Hampshire.
Education and credentials
- Master of Education degree in Organizational Development from the University of Massachusetts/Amherst School of Education
- Certification as trainer in Nonviolent Communication™ (NVC)
- Certification as consultant in Sociocracy/Dynamic Governance


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Electrical technicians work in many settings where their main responsibility is to provide equipment maintenance and troubleshooting support in a company. Keeping in mind both safety and maintenance of equipment, electrical technicians provide key technical support in developing equipment modification and management.
When writing a cover letter for an electrical technician's position, you should specify your expertise in handling complex electrical equipment in accordance to set standards and protocols. You will also need to provide information of your mechanical aptitude and time management skills in order for a prospective employer to decide your candidacy for this position.
Following is a cover letter sample for this position that you will find helpful when writing your own.
Electrical Technician Cover Letter Samples
Jaden Smith
889 Cecil Street, Devereaux, MI 73900
(250) 000-9999, jaden @ email . com
October 31, 2013
Mr. Benjamin Franklin
Manager Human Resources
401 Chopin Road
Deveraux, MI 66661
Dear Mr. Franklin:
With proven capabilities in electrical systems installation and maintenance, I hope that my expertise could benefit Westinghouse. For this reason, I have attached my resume for your perusal.
I have been constantly engaged in maintaining the complex electrical equipment over the last years. Since my interest lies primarily in preventative maintenance, I involved in testing and inspecting electrical equipment following established guidelines. My electrical training has provided me with great insight into overhauling, repairing, modifying and manufacturing of electrical devices and sub-systems. Additionally, I am comfortable in working with electrical circuitry and components and possess great knowledge of motor theories.
Given that I have been especially trained in reading and interpreting electrical schematics, I can work on complex projects with a great focus on ensuring both predictive and preventative maintenance. I am also able to use hand and power tools in a safe manner and can use technology to benefit my work; I have deep knowledge of industrial AC/DC technologies and can work on AutoCAD and Microsoft Project effectively.
Since I am familiar with the operations of your company, I believe that I could make a sizable contribution as an electrical technician. Please review the enclosed resume and a letter of reference which will provide you with more information regarding my qualifications.
Thank you for your time and consideration.
Jaden Smith
Jaden Smith
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The Red Foxes (33-12) hung tough with the second-seeded Wildcats, but UA proved to be too much for the MAAC champs.
Alicia Hollowell (24-4) tossed her 15th shutout of the season, allowing two hits and striking out 12 Marist hitters in six innings of work.
The Wildcats tallied 13 hits, including a pair of home runs and doubles, in their 11th consecutive victory. Five UA hitters had multi-hit games, including Adrienne Acton's first career three-hit game.
UA would not be denied in the second inning, as the Wildcats rapped out two runs on two hits. Jenae Leles led the inning off with a hit-by-pitch and moved to second on Chelsie Mesa's bunt single. Taryne Mowatt followed with a line drive down the right field line, snagged by Jessica Green for the out, but Leles would advance to third. With runners on the corners, Laine Roth drove in the game's first run with an RBI single. Adrienne Acton would add a single lead the bases, before
Callista Balko hit a one-out double in the third, and was pinch run for by Kelly Nelson to ignite another UA rally in the UA half of the third. Leles followed with a single of her own to trade places with Nelson for the Wildcats' third run of the game.
After Hollowell retired the first nine Red Fox batters in order, Chrystine McHugh broke up the perfect game with a one-out double in the fourth inning.
UA kept the runs coming in the sixth inning, as the Wildcats scored five runs to win in walk-off fashion. Laine Roth led off with an infield single and moved to second on
Callista Balko then stepped to the plate and cracked a three-run homer, her 12th of the year and sixth in 11 games to left-center field to bring the game to a run-rule finish.
Up next:
Game notes:
- This was Marist's first NCAA Tournament game in program history
- Kristie Fox and Adrienne Acton extended their team-high five-game hit streaks
- Attendance was 1,357
Arizona Coach Mike Candrea: "Obviously, we put a lot of importance on the first game. The worst part is trying to keep your team from looking past the first game. That is why we put our best (Alicia Hollowell) on the mound. Your kids have to know that and I think we played well. My hat is off to Marist. I was very impressed with them. They deserve to be here."
"It's good to get the first one under our belt. We've been through the Pac-10 schedule and this is no different, but at the same time it is different. We have to keep the same approach."
Arizona P Alicia Hollowell:
"I felt pretty good for the most part. There are some things I can get better at before the next game."
On getting the nod to start the first game: "I knew I was going to start. Coach always tells us not to play the 'name game'. We expect to come out firing on all cylinders no matter who the opponent is"
Arizona C Callista Balko:
On two walk-off home-runs in one week: "I don't think anyone can ever get tired of hitting them. I knew I wad due after my first few at-bats."
"I didn't have the right approach in my first few at-bats. In the last at-bat, I came up more aggresive and ready to hit."
Marist Coach Melissa Tucci: "It was a tough field to play on, and definitely hard to adjust to. I think our girls came out swinging today, but more practice against pitching like that would have helped."
"Alicia (Hollowell) did a good job putting the ball where she wanted to. I think we have a good shot against Auburn tomorrow. We just need to take it one game at a time."
Marist shortstop Katie Eskin: "The ball gets on you pretty fast. It really jumps around. We were really excited to play today, especially since it was against a team like Arizona."
Live Stats on Game Watcher for all Tucson games - HERE
NCAA Division I Softball Championships - Region 2 Schedule Day Time Game Other Thursday 4 p.m. 1 - Ohio State 1, Auburn 0 6:30 p.m. 2 - Arizona 9, Marist 0 Friday 1:30 p.m. 3 ?- Ohio State vs. Arizona 4 p.m. 4 ?- Auburn vs. Marist 6:30 p.m. 5 ?- Winner 4 vs. Loser 3 Saturday 3 p.m. 6 ?- Winner 3 vs. Winner 5 ESPN2 5 p.m. 7 ?- Winner 6 vs. Loser 6 If necessary (each has a loss) ESPN2
NCAA Division I Softball Championships - Region 2 Schedule
4 p.m.
1 - Ohio State 1, Auburn 0
6:30 p.m.
2 - Arizona 9, Marist 0
1:30 p.m.
3 ?- Ohio State vs. Arizona
4 p.m.
4 ?- Auburn vs. Marist
6:30 p.m.
5 ?- Winner 4 vs. Loser 3
3 p.m.
6 ?- Winner 3 vs. Winner 5
5 p.m.
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Hey America, how's that New Year's diet coming along?
Less than a week into 2014, there's a strong possibility that you've broken, if not totally given up on, your New Year's resolution. If that's the case, don't feel too bad: According to the University of Scranton, 45 percent of Americans usually make New Year's resolutions, but only eight percent are successful in achieving them.
Blame our brains. In recent years, social scientists have identified a concept called decision fatigue, in which the myriad choices we're forced to make throughout the day (what to wear, where to go for lunch, what route to take on the way home) drains our willpower. This phenomena is particularly sinister when it comes to one of the most popular New Year's resolutions, weight loss. As the New York Times wrote in an article on decision fatigue:
"[Dieters] start out the day with virtuous intentions, resisting croissants at breakfast and dessert at lunch, but each act of resistance further lowers their willpower. As their willpower weakens late in the day, they need to replenish it. But to resupply that energy, they need to give the body glucose. They're trapped in a nutritional catch-22:
1. In order not to eat, a dieter needs willpower.
2. In order to have willpower, a dieter needs to eat."
The best way to avoid falling into this trap, and successfully achieving your New Year's resolutions, is to plan out your meals in advance, so that the choices and temptations we're all faced with are limited, conserving the precious resource of willpower.
In fact, setting goals based around specific behaviors is one of the secrets to a successful resolution, particularly for men. A 2007 study by Richard Wiseman suggested that men were 22 percent more likely to achieve their resolution "when they engaged in goal setting." Wiseman suggests that men target "S.M.A.R.T. goals," that is, goals that are "Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic and Time based." He also says that men should take a "carrot not stick" approach, and "Focus on how much better life will be for you, and those around you, when you achieve your resolution."
For women, success in achieving a New year's resolution can come down to receiving support from those closest to them. A story posted by The Daily Beast today cites a University of Bath research paper that found "Participants' motivation to maintain weight loss was further challenged by a lack of support from the immediate social context, i.e. family and friends." Wiseman says that women who set resolutions should "Tell your friends, family and colleagues about your resolution, and ask them to provide you with helpful nudges to assist you in achieving your goal." He also says that women in his study often got down on themselves after a slipup like skipping the gym or cheating on their diet, but that they were "almost 10 percent more likely to be successful when encouraged to persist in the face of setbacks."
"Remember that everyone messes up from time to time," Wiseman writes. "Don't blame yourself if you falter, or allow the experience to make you give up."
And there you have it: the secrets to achieving your New Year's resolutions. Now you just have to wait 357 more days until 2015 rolls around so you can finally apply them.


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First Look At The "Dallas" TV Remake
JR Ewing is BACK! Well, soon….The new remake of the classic TV show "DALLAS" is being filmed as we speak, and alot of your favorites are returning. The updated show will be on the TNT Network starting next year, and I CAN'T WAIT!!!
Suellen, Bobby, John Ross….alot of us grew up with the Ewings. FYI-here's your Tuesday Trivia, folks: The theme song for "Dallas" (which you are no doubt humming as we speak) was recorded by Country Music Hall of Fame member Floyd Cramer. Is it 2012 yet?!!
Check out the intro from the last season:
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Thomas Ray Williams (twitter: @T_Williams56)
Position: LB
Height: 6-2 Weight: 244 lbs.
Born: December 25, 1984 in Vacaville, CA
High School: Vacaville
College: USC (school history) (Williams college stats)
Drafted by the Jacksonville Jaguars in the 5th round (155th overall) of the 2008 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 1 (13070th overall since 1950)
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"I owed $50,000 and had a house payment," he recalls. My crew even paid their way. We won the race and $12,000. Two weeks later we won at Richmond, and Tuesday of the following week team-owner Richard Jackson called and signed me to a Winston Cup ride with U.S. Tobacco as the sponsor.
"Maybe what the lady said was just coincidental, but go tell it to your neighbor. She convinced me she was for real."
Hey, Rick, you've convinced me, too, and I didn't even get to see her.


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December 7, 2006
Milken School head gets the surprise of her life
Rennie Wrubel had no reason to suspect.
The board members, the 800 students on bleachers, the officials from the Bureau of Jewish Education and private foundations -- they had come to Milken Community High School to hear Gen. Shaul Mofaz, minster of transportation and deputy prime minister of the state of Israel.
Mofaz, as it turns out, was a decoy. The surprise honoree was Wrubel herself, who received the Milken Family Foundation's Jewish Educator Award for her work as Milken's head of school for the last 10 years.
"I just have one question," a stunned but composed Wrubel asked when she was finally able to lift herself off her seat. "Is that really Mofaz?" (It was.)
The annual Jewish Educator Awards, with a $10,000 prize, is awarded in conjunction with the Bureau of Jewish Education (BJE) to five Los Angeles day school teachers or administrators annually.
"I want to recognize and celebrate a person whose intelligence, whose leadership, whose commitment and compassion have made a profound difference in our community, a person who has positively impacted thousands of young people's lives," said Lowell Milken, chairman of the Milken Family Foundation, which gave the naming gift and maintains close ties to the high school.
As Milken stood at the dais to announce the award, Wrubel wondered why he was talking about appreciating excellence in education, when the assembly was about Israel. Colleagues whispered that perhaps the digression was to recognize the school as a whole, since Wrubel surmised that he couldn't be presenting a Jewish Educator Award, because she would have been informed of that.
Then Milken asked for "the envelope." The school orchestra went into a drum roll and an audible wave of anticipation passed among the students. When he announced that Dr. Rennie Wrubel was the recipient of a Jewish Educator Award, Wrubel slumped in her seat, open mouthed -- and the gym exploded.
That kind of reaction, and its ripple effect through the wider community, is what Milken Foundation officials are going for with the dramatic presentation of the awards.
"The surprise element evolved as the best way to get everyone's attention and to make it most memorable to the students and to other people in the room," said Richard Sandler, executive vice president of the Milken Family Foundation. "We're trying to get the community behind teaching, behind educators, and trying to get kids to understand that educators are recognized and appreciated and that kids should consider this as a profession."
Sandler and a caravan of BJE and Milken Foundation officials presented the four other awards in one packed day in late October. Videos of those emotional assemblies will form the centerpiece of an awards luncheon in Bel Air on Dec. 14.
At Beth Hillel Day School in Valley Village, second- and third-grade teacher Beverly Yachzel received her award in an intimate gathering of the student body and teachers at the small school.
Tami Rosenfeld, a fourth-grade Hebrew and Judaic studies teacher at Pressman Academy in Los Angeles, didn't know her family was hiding out in the back of the sanctuary for the occasion.
Rabbi Simcha Frankel, a teacher at Cheder Menachem Elementary School in Los Angeles, at first demurred from coming to the stage, but the cheering boys coaxed him up. Bluma Drebin, Bible department chair and teacher of mathematics at the YULA girls' high school, elicited whoops and hollers from the girls.
But even by the Milken Foundation's standards, the ruse around Wrubel's ceremony was unusual.
The elaborate scheming behind the assembly was the work of Metuka Benjamin, director of education at Stephen S. Wise Temple, the parent organization for Milken Community High School.
Benjamin arranged for Consul General Ehud Danoch to come to the school, under the pretense of recognizing the school's ambitious new Tiferet Israel Program, where 40 tenth graders will go to Israel for four months this winter and spring.
Then, three days before the assembly, Benjamin got a call from Mofaz saying he would be in town.
She jumped at the chance, and pulled off the last-minute schedule change for Mofaz to speak to the students.
Mofaz and Danoch both addressed the students, congratulating them on their continued commitment to fostering the bond between Israeli and American teens.
For several years, Milken Community High School has participated in an exchange program with its sister school in Tel Aviv, sending delegations each year to live with families. This year a larger delegation will live in dorms, continue their Milken education and learn Jewish history and heritage both in the classroom and on field trips to the places they learn about.
In 11th and 12th grade, the same group of students will continue to have special classes aimed at teaching them to be advocates for Israel, and they will become part of the Israeli Consulate's speaker's bureau.
The fact that the assembly honoring Wrubel ended up being so focused on Israel was appropriate, Rabbi Eli Herscher of Stephen S. Wise, said, since one of Wrubel's strongest passions is for connecting the kids to Israel.
For information on the awards visit www.mff.org.
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2raumwohnung in Nanjing
Yesterday was the first official day of the german festival here in Nanjing. The first act on the big stage, where I got an job as a camera man, was a chinese orchestra which performed german classic songs. Was nice. But then came the main event: The german-nationally famous electronic pop band called '2raumwohnung' and boy did they make the chinese people dance! The audience was kinda calm during the first songs but then switched to dancing and clapping and whatnot. Without any alcohol! Unbelievable, I've been to some concerts but I've never seen anything like this before. Just watch the video I uploaded to get an idea (so how was I able to shoot this while I had to do my real job as a camera man? 2raumwohnung didn't need a live video stream, they had their own visuals for the background – so I was off work). YouTube is still blocked, I'll try to make some more videos while being here.


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"South Africa is sliding downhill while much of the rest of the continent is clawing its way up," wrote The Economist recently. For close to two decades, South Africa has basked in the glow of a peaceful transition from apartheid to majority rule, but the country's endemic corruption, violence, and failing public services can be ignored no longer. Some even wonder if the misrule by the African National Congress could turn South Africa into a Zimbabwe-like failed state. With comments by Ambassador Ebrahim Rasool, John Kane-Berman will discuss the likely future of political and economic developments in South Africa.
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RushtheCourt.net columnist Chris Johnson broke down the five best non-conference tournament this season. Among his list is the Puerto Rico Tip-Off which includes UMass and will take place in Bayamon, Puerto Rico Nov. 15-18.
He writes...
First, NC State will test its preseason reputation on a Caribbean island, and the test will not be an easy one. Getting by Penn State in the first round isn't the issue, nor is the second round tilt with either Providence or UMass (though I do expect UMass to make some noise in a loaded A-10 this season).
Read his entire list and a little about each one here.


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August 30, 2004
Catholic League president William Donohue commented today on what happened yesterday in one Miami church: "Yesterday, Bishop Victor T. Curry of Miami's New Birth Baptist Church welcomed Rev. Al Sharpton, who ran against Senator John Kerry for the Democratic nomination, and Terry McAuliffe, the chairman of the Democratic National Committee. Jamie... [Read more...]CHRISTIAN-BASHING ON CAMPUS
August 27, 2004
The faculty at Black Hawk College in Illinois have rallied around sociology professor Bruce LeBlanc after an advisory committee said he violated the school's harassment policy. Though LeBlanc was not penalized in any way, the fact that the committee recommended he apologize to the offended student led him to challenge this decision through the... [Read more...]TREAT CATHOLICS AS MUSLIMS
August 26, 2004
A Defense Department report on the anti-Muslim remarks of Lt. Gen. William Boykin has been criticized by the New York Times and the Los Angeles Times for its leniency. Boykin has said that the U.S. is "a Christian nation" at war with "Satan." He has also said that "my God [is] a real God," as opposed to the "idol" that Muslims... [Read more...]CHRISTIAN LEADERS WHO LOBBY BUSH EXPOSED
August 18, 2004
A letter has been sent to President George W. Bush by ten Protestant teachers of ethics asking him to "respect the integrity of all houses of worship." Commenting on the letter is Catholic League president William Donohue: "The ten signatories advertise themselves as 'a group of prominent Evangelicals and moderate to conservative religious... [Read more...]KERRY CATHOLICS SAY BUSH IS THE "ANTI-CHRIST"
August 11, 2004
Catholic League president William Donohue commented today on the remarks made about President George W. Bush that are featured on the website of Catholics for Kerry 04: "The home page of Catholics for Kerry 04 prominently lists comments by Wayne Madsden, who says, 'George W. Bush's blood lust, his repeated commitment to Christian beliefs and his... [Read more...]"OPIE AND ANTHONY" SET TO RETURN
August 5, 2004
Radio shock jocks Greg "Opie" Hughes and Anthony Cumia, who were fired after the Catholic League blasted them for offering a descriptive account of a staged live sex act in St. Patrick's Cathedral two years ago, will return to the air October 4 on XM Satellite Radio, the nation's largest satellite radio station. The stunt, which was aired... [Read more...]DNC'S RELIGION ADVISOR QUITS
August 5, 2004
Catholic League president William Donohue commented today on the resignation of Rev. Brenda Bartella Peterson as the Senior Religion Advisor to the Democratic National Committee (DNC): "Rev. Peterson told Religion News Service that 'it was no longer possible for me to do my job effectively.' The Washington Post added today that her decision... [Read more...]DNC'S RELIGION ADVISOR UNMASKED
August 4, 2004
Catholic League president William Donohue commented today on the Democratic National Committee's (DNC) new Senior Advisor for Religious Outreach, Rev. Brenda Bartella Peterson: "We know that Rev. Peterson wants 'under God' thrown out of the Pledge, and that she believes 'Love Thy Neighbor' means paying taxes. Now we will show the positions... [Read more...]DNC'S RELIGION ADVISOR SAYS: "LOVE THY NEIGHBOR" MEANS PAYING TAXES
August 3, 2004
Yesterday, the Catholic League issued a news release exposing the Democratic National Committee's (DNC) newly appointed Senior Advisor for Religious Outreach, Rev. Brenda Bartella Peterson, as one of thirty-two clergy members to file an amicus brief seeking to excise the words "under God" from the Pledge of Allegiance. Today, Catholic League... [Read more...]DNC'S NEW RELIGION ADVISOR WANTS "UNDER GOD" OUT OF THE PLEDGE
August 2, 2004
On July 23, Democratic National Committee (DNC) Chairman Terry McAuliffe announced the appointment of Rev. Brenda Bartella Peterson as the Senior Advisor for Religious Outreach; she is an ordained minister in the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). Commenting on her selection is Catholic League president William Donohue: "Terry McAuliffe says... [Read more...]


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This Week in FCPA-Episode 11
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CorpCast Episode 10: eDiscovery Review
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Schrems & The Collapse of Safe Harbor: What Are The Alternatives to EU Data Collection?
The Schrems Decision and Safe Harbor: Can you bring tools to the data?
December 2015 Changes to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure: A BakerHostetler Q&A
The Social Engineering Cyber Exposure
The Benefits of Teaming Up With eDiscovery Co-Counsel
CorpCast Episode 5: The eDiscovery Big Picture
The Ever-Expanding Scope of Social Media Discovery
Wearable Technology: A Perfect Fit For Litigation
Special Report: The Hot-ish Swag at LegalTech New York 2015
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Data Privacy: The Next Frontier of Corporate Compliance
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Does Arnold AFB have a base exchange and/or commissary?
Does the base provide shuttle transportation to and from the airport?
How do I contact the Military Personnel Flight at Arnold AFB? What services does the MPF provide?
How do I contact the Staff Judge Advocate office?
How do I gain access to Arnold AFB?
How do I register my vehicle for a base decal?
Is on base childcare services provided?
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Is there a Chapel on base?
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SEATTLE (AP) — Ron Paul's presidential campaign is threatening to fight the seating of some Washington delegates to the Republican National Convention because he says there's a lack of transparency in how party officials from the state's largest county are chosen.
Paul's claim comes two days before Washington holds its Republican caucuses Saturday.
Kirby Wilbur, the state Republican Party chairman, says Paul's accusations are "baseless."
Paul's campaign says the King County GOP violated party rules by not submitting the names of certain party officials who will take part in the caucuses.
Wilbur says Paul is concerned there are last-minute appointees who will vote against Paul. Wilbur says Paul has presented no evidence, and he is confident that King County Republicans followed the rules.


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Are The American Dental Institute's (ADI) courses accepted for continuing education for my profession in my state?
Click on the View My State Requirements page for a list of our accreditations and course approvals.
How many contact hours does my state require to renew my license?
Contact hour requirements vary from state to state. Click on the Accreditations/Hours link for a list of hours required by state and profession. Continuing Education requirements change from time to time. We recommend that you contact your state licensing board for the most current information
Do the individual state packages offer all the mandatory courses I need?
Your state packages include the total hours you are allowed to take through home study. If you are unsure of your state's requirement, check with your dental board.
Can I substitute courses in the packages for other courses?
At this time, we are unable to substitute courses in the packages
When can I expect to receive my course materials once I have placed an order?
You can expect to receive your course materials within 10 business days of placing an order
I need my course ASAP. How can I receive my order faster?
You can order the course and access it in online format immediately after your order is processed. If you prefer to receive the course in book format, it can be sent to you via overnight delivery for an additional charge. Click on the Shipping Info link for additional options
In what format(s) are courses available?
All courses are available in book format and online format. All course exams may be taken online. If you prefer to receive a copy of your course book(s) by mail, you must indicate so during the check out process. (Shipping and handling charges will apply.)
A) Online format (Online Course) Once your order has been processed, this format allows you to immediately access and download the course book from our website onto your computer. You also have the ability to print out the course book. You read the course book and post your responses to the multiple-choice exam questions and the course evaluation questions right online. Completed work can be saved as you go along! This format provides the convenience of instant online grading and allows you to print your own certificate immediately upon successful completion of the course. (This is a great format for someone who is in a hurry, wants instant grading and their certificate quickly, and/or simply enjoys working on a computer.)
B) Book format (Mail Order Course) If you request that your course book(s) be sent by mail, you receive a course book, an answer sheet, and a grading/answer instruction sheet through the mail. You read the course book and fill in your responses to the multiple-choice exam questions and the course evaluation questions directly onto the answer sheet. You then mail the answer sheet to The American Dental Institute for grading. Alternatively, you may also access your account on our website and take the exam online for instant grading and access to your certificate. Upon successful completion of the course, a certificate will be mailed to you. The book is yours to keep for your reference library. (This is a great format for someone who loves to curl up to a good book, or likes having the course book as a reference to refer to in the future.)
I already purchased a course in book format but now I want to take my exam online. How can I do that?
All courses, whether purchased as online format or book format, provide the online exam option. Log on to My Account to take your exam online. Why do you need my license number? I don't like to give it out. Most states require that your professional license number appear on your certificate of completion. We respect your privacy and have many security measures in place to protect your personal information. I am licensed in more than one state. Can I receive multiple certificates? We would be happy to send you multiple certificates for the completed courses, free of charge, provided that you supply us with all license numbers needed for the certificates at the time that you enroll in your course(s) or prior to the exam being graded. All license information must be submitted with the completed answer sheets prior to grading. There will be an extra charge for any additional certificates provided for licenses that you supply to us after your exam is graded.
Why do you need my license number? I don't like to give it out.
Most states require that your professional license number appear on your certificate of completion. We respect your privacy and have many security measures in place to protect your personal information.
I am licensed in more than one state. Can I receive multiple certificates?
We would be happy to send you multiple certificates for the completed courses, free of charge, provided that you supply us with all license numbers needed for the certificates at the time that you enroll in your course(s) or prior to the exam being graded. All license information must be submitted with the completed answer sheets prior to grading. There will be an extra charge for any additional certificates provided for licenses that you supply to us after your exam is graded.
How can I get another copy of my certificate?
For Online Format:
You may print your certificate at any time and as often as you like from your My Courses page, free of charge. For Book Format: For a nominal charge, ADI will mail you a duplicate copy of your certificate. If you need to receive the certificate by fax or express courier, rush charges will apply. Email or call Customer Service (1-800-654-7134) for additional information.
Remember to retain all certificates for your records, in accordance with your state board's specifications.
Can ADI forward my certificate to my state licensing board?
Unless requested by your board, ADI does not submit certificates directly to the board. It is your responsibility to provide a copy of your certificate to the board, when necessary. All certificates should be retained for your records, in accordance with your state board's specifications.
I am a member of the Academy of General Dentistry (AGD). Will you report my course completion records directly to the AGD?
ADI submits an AGD member roster on a monthly basis. To ensure your records are included on the roster, you must provide your AGD member number as a license number, and identify it as an AGD number.
Will ADI submit my course records to CEBROKER?
Upon successful course completion, ADI submits course records to CEBROKER on behalf of all dental professionals licensed in Florida.
What is your return policy?
If any course does not meet your expectations, you may return it within 30 days from the date of purchase for a full refund or exchange (less shipping, processing and rush charges). All items must be in their original condition (books unmarked). You may not return materials for any course for which you have already received continuing education credit.
Do you ship COD?
No. To keep our shipping and processing prices as low as possible, we do not ship COD.
Once my exam is mailed in, how long will it take to receive my certificate of completion?
Once we receive your exam answer sheet at ADI, we will grade it and, upon successful completion, your certificate will be mailed within 3 business days. Allow 2 weeks from the date that we receive your exam answer sheet to receive your certificate. If you fax your exam answer sheet to us at 1-800-336-5995, you can expect to receive your certificate in the mail in 10 business days. Remember to print out and retain a confirmation of the successful fax transmission.
I need my certificate in less than a week! Do you offer rush service?
If you are taking an online course, you can print your certificate immediately upon completion of the course. For courses in book format, there are two options for rush grading and delivery of your certificate: fax service or courier service. Payment must accompany rush grading requests in order to be processed. We offer rush Fax Service and Courier Service on business days (Monday through Friday) for an additional charge. We accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover, Diner's Club, and American Express. Please send your exam, with the completed Rush Grading request form, along with your credit card number and expiration date, and signature, via RUSH FAX to 1-800-336-5995. Remember to print out and retain a confirmation of your successful fax transmission. Click here for additional information on Rush Services.
I mailed my exam answer sheet to you by the end of the month and my certificate is dated the first of the month. Can you change the completion date on my certificate?
We date the certificates with the date on which we receive the exam. This is true for both mailed and faxed exams. To change the date of a certificate, without proof (i.e. a signed certified mail receipt or a fax confirmation) that it had been received by us earlier, would jeopardize our accreditation. To ensure that your certificate has the proper date, allow at least 10 business days for your exam answer sheet to reach us via regular mail (remember we do not receive mail on Saturday or Sunday) or fax it (and print out and retain a confirmation of the successful fax transmission).
I completed my course online at 10:00pm PST but my certificate is dated with the next day, what happened?
American Dental Institute's computer systems are set for Eastern Standard Time (EST). Based on this time setting, certificates are dated with the date that you graded your exam online, regardless of when you print out your certificate.
Will ADI make special accommodations for customers with disabilities who are interested in taking a course?
ADI strives to ensure that all of its programs and services are accessible to people with disabilities, in accordance with the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Please contact our customer service department at 1-800-654-7134 if your disability requires that special arrangements be made in order for you to take our courses.
I've just logged on to the site and it wants me to register. I've already registered!! What's wrong?
Our site stores your registration information in a small text file on your computer. This file is called a cookie. Cookies must be turned on in your browser for our site to recognize you when you return. If you do not allow cookies, you will be asked to register each time you visit. To enable cookies in Internet Explorer, on the Tools menu, click Internet Options. On the Privacy tab, move the slider to Medium.
I can't download my course or, when I do, it comes out as gibberish. What could be wrong?
The problem could be one of three things:
1. You don't have Adobe Acrobat Reader loaded and set up on your computer. You must have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed to open the course PDF (portable document format) files. The program is free from Adobe, and there are step-by-step instructions on how to complete the download under the Acrobat Instructions link found at the top of most Informational pages of our website. Make sure you double-click to install the program.
2. You may have an older version of Adobe Acrobat Reader. Again, try the download explained above.
3. The links to the chapter downloads aren't working properly. You will need to e-mail the webmaster. She can fix the broken links.
My certificate won't print, and when it does it looks funny! How can I fix this?
This is probably due to the page setup of your printer. Try this: With the certificate window still open, make the margins smaller. This can be done by clicking File, then Page Setup, on the top menu bar of your browser. You may also need to check the page effects under the printer's properties. Find the "print to fit" option.
My certificate crashed in the middle of printing! What should I do?
Either your computer, the printer or the site has crashed. Try printing again. If no results, E-mail customer service and a certificate will be generated.
Note: All certificates are dated with the date that you graded your exam online, regardless of when you print out your certificate.
How can I print the downloaded course text?
If the little print icon in the Adobe Acrobat Reader doesn't work or isn't there (it should be on the left just above the text), you have two options:
With the download window open:
1. Click on the word 'File' on the top Menu bar.
2. Then Click on 'Page Setup'.
3. A window will open up showing a little picture of the page, along with paper size and paper source. The margins are at the bottom. I suggest changing all of them to: .166″.
4. Click on the button at the bottom of this window that says 'Printer'. Another window will open.
5. Click on the button to the right that says 'Properties'.
6. There will be a bunch of "tabs" at the top. Click on the one that reads 'Effects'.
7. In the box at the bottom under the word Zoom Smart, click the box next to'Print Document On' and print the box next to ''Scale to Fit'. Be sure that the box in between is set for 'Letter'. (If you don't have a tab that reads 'Effects', look for an option for "print to fit" or "fit to page" under the printer properties.
8. Click OK or APPLY on all of the windows.
9. Click on 'File' up at the top again.
10. This time click on 'Print'.
11. Under the 'Properties' button on the right, you should see a box checked off for 'Fit to Page'. If it isn't checked, click on it!
12. On the left, you'll see a box asking if you want to print all of the pages, or from page X to page Y. Do a test and print pages from 1 to 3 just to make sure this works.
13. Then click OK and it should start printing.
If Option 1 doesn't work:
1. Copy and paste the course into Word or Word Perfect. Then you can adjust the margins and print size.
2. Open the chapter download you want to copy.
3. Save it to your computer by clicking on the disk icon. It will be on the left, next to the printer icon.
4. Name the file with the course title and the chapter number.
5. I recommend placing it on your desktop or in a folder on your desktop (like My Documents).
6. Once it has been saved, double click on the file icon to open it.
7. The file will open in Adobe Acrobat.
8. Click on 'Edit' in the Menu Bar at the top.
9. Choose 'Select All' in the drop down box.
10. This will highlight the entire page.
11. Go back to 'Edit' and then choose 'Copy'.
12. Open your word processing document.
13. Choose 'Edit' in the Menu Bar, and 'Paste'.
14. You should now have the text in a long column down the left side of the page.
15. Highlight the text using your mouse, and choose 'Format' from the Menu Bar.
16. Click on 'Font' and choose a different font or point size. Most software has font and size options at the top that enable you to easily pick larger font or point sizes.
17. Then Print!
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The City of Portsmouth Public Works Department maintains and operates the physical facilities that support and enhance the lives of the Portsmouth's residents, businesses, and visitors, including the City's street network and storm water systems.
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We would be glad to have your help on the wiki! I basicaly layed out the wiki format and entered as much content as I could just to get things started, but I too am not so good with C++ so my contributions kinda stop there... The home page is in Jason Lucas' hands, so you will have to talk to him about that. KTechlab has a lot of lip service, but not many dedicated devs, maintainers, etc. If you are truly interested in helping, I'm sure Jason would be more than glad to have you work on some of this stuff. Lawrence Shafer (wiki maintainer) Anton Brondz wrote: > Hi > > I've been looking for a circuit drawing app and found KTechLab, > unfortunately, I couldn't compile it and got this error: > > g++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I.. -I/usr/include/qt -I. > -DQT_THREAD_SUPPORT -D_REENTRANT -Wnon-virtual-dtor -Wno-long-long > -Wundef -ansi -D_XOPEN_SOURCE=500 -D_BSD_SOURCE -Wcast-align > -Wconversion -Wchar-subscripts -Wall -W -Wpointer-arith > -Wwrite-strings -O2 -O -march=i486 -pipe -DPIC -fPIC -Os > -Wformat-security -Wmissing-format-attribute -fno-exceptions > -fno-check-new -fno-common -fexceptions -c -o btreebase.o `test -f > 'btreebase.cpp' || echo './'`btreebase.cpp > pic14.h:99: error: extra qualification 'PIC14::' on member 'PIC14' > make[2]: *** [btreebase.o] Error 1 > make[2]: Leaving directory `/usr/src/ktechlab-0.3/microbe' > make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1(Continue reading)


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Aug. 10, 2012
Friday morning photo gallery | Video interview with coach R. Morgan
IOWA CITY, Iowa -- After nine practices, the challenge for assistant coach Reese Morgan and the University of Iowa defensive line is consistent improvement.
Typical of most young and inexperienced position groups, the Hawkeyes have run into their share of highs and lows with the defensive line during the past week. Morgan was thrilled with the effort and performance Wednesday when the Big Ten Network came to town; not so much Friday after the first of two practices inside Kinnick Stadium.
"The big thing we want to do is improve and do it consistently on a daily basis," said Morgan, following the morning practice Friday. "We need to continue to work to trust our technique, believe in it, and regardless of youth and experience, we have to move forward."
The return of sophomore left tackle Carl Davis (6-foot-5, 310 pounds) and junior right end Dominic Alvis (6-4, 265) from injury, has added quality depth to the line. Morgan said Davis and Alvis are spending the first week of camp getting re-acclimated to life on the gridiron.
"The big thing we want to do is improve and do it consistently on a daily basis. We need to continue to work to trust our technique, believe in it, and regardless of youth and experience, we have to move forward."
Reese Morgan
UI defensive line coach
Ten student-athletes are listed on the depth chart for the four defensive line positions: seniors Steve Bigach and Joe Gaglione and freshman Riley McMinn at left end; Davis, freshman Darian Cooper and sophomore Mike Hardy at left tackle; sophomore Louis Trinca-Pasat and freshman Dean Tsopanides at right tackle; and Alvis and freshman Melvin Spears at right end.
"We have to rise to the occasion. We're looking for certain things and we're going to play the best players, regardless of where they're at in the program," Morgan said. "The key thing is to focus on the important things and those are the fundamentals from stance to alignment, keys coming off the football, and fundamentals -- leverage is going to be critical in both the run and the pass."
An added plus to the growth of the defensive line is that it goes head-to-head every practice against a solid Hawkeye offensive line.
"It's going to be as close to game-like as we can simulate," Morgan said. "If we can produce and go against our guys and work our technique and be successful, then it becomes a positive experience."
Last season Iowa was seventh in the Big Ten in rushing defense, allowing 156 yards per game, eighth in total defense (378.9 yards a game) and eighth in scoring defense (23.8 points per game).
The Hawkeyes return to the practice field Friday afternoon for their 10th workout of camp. The team will stage its annual "Kids Day at Kinnick" on Saturday, Aug. 11. Gates to Kinnick Stadium open at 11 a.m. (CT) with the team's practice scheduled to begin at noon. Iowa's 2012 Kids Day is presented by UI Children's Hospital and Kohl's Keeping Kids Safe.


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From the Twilight to the Ecstasy: The Death and Life ...
|From the Twilight to the Ecstasy: The Death and Life of 'Rita Joe'
|Gregory K. Doran
|University of New Brunswick, 1998
|Place published
|Ottawa, National Library of Canada = Bibliotheque nationale du Canada, [1999]
|From the Twilight to the Ecstasy: The Death and Life of Rita Joe' is a scholarly edition of George Ryga's play 'The Ecstasy of Rita Joe '. It combines and employs the editorial practices of D. H. Reiman and Jerome J. McGann in order both to explore the play's creation and to present clearly the disorderly history of this text. The manuscripts of the play are divided into two sections: the manuscript [MS] versions, which represent the early drafts, and the performance [PF] versions, which are the production drafts. Reiman's theory of textual versioning is deployed to represent the four MS versions of the play. Each discrete version is presented with supplementary notes. For the NIS versions, my editorial methodology privileges authorial intent. However, McGann's theory of the socialized text guides the presentation of the PF versions, in which a more communal authorial process develops. This version is eclectic, using a single copytext supplemented with variants from the PF versions. The annotated texts of the play are accompanied by three essays. The textual essay describes and addresses the peculiar textual problems involved with the project, and introduces and contextualizes the rationale behind the editorial methodologies chosen. The biocritical essay examines areas of Ryga's life relevant to a deeper understanding of the play's genesis. The critical essay introduces a new reading of the play as an example of Canadian agitprop. This project is intended to provide Ryga scholars with access to the information in the manuscripts. As well, a reader of this dissertation will be able to follow the play's creative path. Critics will benefit from the clear presentation of the variants; dramaturges will appreciate the theatrical contextualization of the canonical piece. Uninitiated readers may be surprised at how the play changed under the single influence of Ryga compared with the collaborative influence of the rehearsal hall.
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