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The Saints will move their 4 p.m. practice on Friday to 8:50 a.m. and the workout, which was previously scheduled to be closed to the public, will now be open to the public.
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Saints' Thursday practice moved indoors, now closed to public
Saints coach Sean Payton announced that Thursday's practice will be moved indoors and is now closed to the public.
The practice was scheduled to be open to fans, but Payton wants to give his players a break from the steamy conditions they've been working in since the first practice last Friday.
Friday's workout is also be closed to the public, so the next opportunity for fans to see the Saints work will be in the Black and Gold Scrimmage. The scrmmage will begin at 8:50 a.m. and should until just after 11 a.m., Payton said.
Saints' Vaccaro drawing attention with aggressive play
Saints first-round draft pick Kenny Vaccaro, an active and willing participant when full pads went on for the first time in training camp Sunday, again turned heads with his aggressive play in Tuesday's practice.
Vaccaro, a safety, and tight end Jimmy Graham had a brief wrestling match when they simultaneously came down with the ball in 1-on-1 passing drills.
Vaccaro tossed the ball at Graham, who moved toward Vaccaro before safety Malcolm Jenkins stepped in to prevent the incident from escalating.
Vaccaro later got a brief talk from secondary coach Wesley McGriff after a hard tackle by Vaccaro on running back Pierre Thomas when the drill called for defenders to take ball carriers down to the ground softly.
"That's just the way I am," Vaccaro said. "That's my physical nature. I approach every practice like that and I'm not going to stop until somebody says, 'Hey, relax, and take care of yourself.'"
Vaccaro said he doesn't plan to dial down his aggressiveness.
"I think every team needs a guy that's going to be like that, (have) a little craziness, a little edge to him," he said. "It's still early in training camp and I want to establish my physical presence early on."
WILSON SITS OUT: Outside linebacker Martez Wilson was one of eight players who didn't participate in practice after he injured his left elbow near the end of Monday's workout.
Saints coach Sean Payton said Wilson dislocated his elbow and is expected to be out 2-to-4 weeks. He joins fellow outside linebacker Victor Butler, who tore his ACL last month in the training room.
The Saints are also a little short-handed at inside linebacker as starters Curtis Lofton rested a sore back and Jonathan Vilma didn't participate in team drills after suffering a cut on the bridge of his nose Monday.
ROSTER MOVE: The Saints made their first roster move of training camp Tuesday when they waived wide receiver Brent Leonard, a rookie free agent from Louisiana-Monroe, and signed wide receiver Tim Toone.
Toone, a second-year pro, was released last week by the Atlanta Falcons. The former Weber State standout was Mr. Irrelevant when he was the 255th and final pick of the 2010 draft by the Detroit Lions.
INGRAM THINKING BIG: Saints running back Mark Ingram said there's no reason to believe that Alabama, whom he played for from 2008-10, won't win a third consecutive BCS national championship this season.
"They should," he said Tuesday. "They have the quarterback back, they have (T.J.) Yeldon back at running back and they have a lot of good young defenders. So, they have a good chance at it if they work hard and follow what coach (Nick) Saban says.
"It's all in their hands."
BLACK AND GOLD SET: Saints officials said Saturday's Black and Gold Scrimmage will be played from 8:50-11 a.m. at their Metairie training facility. Admission is free and gates will open at 8 a.m.
Saints hurting at linebacker after losing Wilson to elbow injury
Suddenly, the Saints are hurting at linebacker.
Just more than a month after projected strongside linebacker Victor Butler suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament in one of the final OTAs, Martez Wilson had to leave Monday's practice early with a left elbow injury.
After practice, Saints coach Sean Payton said Wilson's injury didn't appear to be "real significant." While it was an early assessment, it seemed to be good news for Wilson, who was injured down field during team drills.
Wilson spent the offseason backing up Butler and is still working with the second team after Junior Galette replaced Butler at the start of camp.
Inside linebacker Curtis Lofton, who appeared to be a little gimpy Sunday, was limited Monday and did not participate in team drills. Ramon Humber and Chris Chamberlain took turns filling his spot.
HAKIM TAKEN OFF: Also, wide receiver Saalim Hakim went down with what Payton said was cramps near the end of a steamy 2 1/2-hour practice.
Hakim was running a pass route over the middle when he fell to the turf and had to be helped by trainers. He was eventually carted to the training room.
Hakim also had heat-related problems on Saturday when the Saints ran a series of gassers across the field for conditioning.
MAKING NOISE: The biggest hit of training camp came when free agent linebacker Eric Martin blew up a screen pass from Ryan Griffin to running back Travaris Cadet during team drills.
Martin came up and timed the play perfectly, walloping Cadet just as he turned around. The hard hit elicited whoops and hollers from teammates on both sides of the ball.
An undrafted free agent from Nebraska, Martin has been playing with the second-team defense in the early stages of training camp.
BIG PLAYS: Wide receiver Preston Parker made a nice twisting, turning catch in 1-on-1 pass drills when he pulled in a throw from Griffin on a deep out-route.
Also, free safety Malcolm Jenkins dove in front of wide receiver Lance Moore to come up with an interception off Drew Brees in team drills.
Blitzing safeties Roman Harper and Rafael Bush both batted passes back into the face of the quarterbacks during team work.
CALENDAR TO DEBUT: The Saintsations will unveil their 2014 swimsuit calendar on Wednesday, Aug. 7 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Grand Ballroom of the Royal Sonesta Hotel in New Orleans.
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BIRTHDAY WISHES: Saints radio play-by-play announcer and longtime New Orleans sportscaster Jim Henderson was serenaded by fans during practice by singing Happy Birthday to him. Henderson turned 67 on Monday.
Saints pick up intensity with first padded practice of camp
After two days of non-padded training camp practices, the Saints picked up the intensity Sunday when they put on full pads for the first time since last December.
While it often takes some time to knock off the rust, coach Sean Payton liked the tempo and intensity of the 2 1/2-hour workout.
"I thought the early part of the practice was pretty good," Payton said. "The end tapered off a little bit, but it was good to get the first one in and stay relatively healthy."
While it's still rather early in camp, Payton said the goal was to try and create a game-like situation.
"What's encouraging is you want it to be competitive," he said. "When you're having that type of competition in your periods, it benefits both sides of the ball."
GETTING CHIPPY: With players flying around, things got a little chippy a couple of times.
Rookie safety Kenny Vaccaro sparred briefly after a running play with fullback Austin Johnson even though it was more like a couple of love taps.
During team drills near the end of the practice, Vaccaro threw running back Travaris Cadet to the ground after the play had ended.
"I felt like I needed to set the tone," said Vaccaro. "We needed to spice some things up and get physical. I like to mess around with guys and make it fun."
"He's someone that flies around. … I think he is someone who is very instinctive," Payton said. "We don't necessarily want to throw our own players on the ground. We'll get that cleaned up, but he is an instinctive player and I know he was anxious to be in the pads."
DOING THE DIRTY WORK: Even though he took the lead in trying to set the tone during practice, Vaccaro ended it with the rookie tradition of carrying the helmets and shoulder pads of veterans to the locker room.
As he trudged off the field after a 2 1/2-hour practice was capped with a series of wind sprints back and forth across the field, he carried the pads of fellow defensive backs Keenan Lewis, Malcolm Jenkins, Roman Harper and Isa Abdul-Quddus.
ARMSTEAD REMEMBERS: Saints tackle Terron Armstead awoke on his 22nd birthday last Tuesday to a text informing him that a former Arkansas-Pine Bluff teammate Lydell Hartford Jr. had been killed in nearby Waggaman.
Hartford, a sophomore-to-be, was accidentally shot by a young friend who was removing bullets from a pistol. According to reports, he squeezed the trigger after the thought the gun was properly unloaded.
Armstead said Hartford was a walk-on who asked him for tips on his training regimen during weightroom workouts last summer in Pine Bluff.
"It's a saddening and troubling situation," Armstead said. "He had a hard time getting eligible, but he was persistent and he finally was able to play after six games. He ended up winning the (SWAC) championship with us."
FAULK VISITS: New Orleans native and former St. Louis Rams running back Marshall Faulk was at Saints' practice Sunday on assignment for NFL Network.
Faulk said it's much too early to tell how improved the Saints' defense will be until it's attacked in a game and the players respond and see how they tackle, fit the run and make plays. But he said there's hope with new defensive coordinator Rob Ryan.
"You should always be excited when you get a new coach after you were last in the league at something," he said.
Saints' Graham thinking about football, not contract
Even though he's going into his contract year, Saints tight end Jimmy Graham is only thinking about one thing: football.
Graham, who'll likely become the highest-paid tight end in the league either this fall or next spring, was asked about it Saturday for the second day in a row — and again downplayed the huge payday he'll certainly get.
His next deal will likely surpass the contracts given by the New England Patriots to Rob Gronkowsi (eight years, $55.2 million) and former teammate Aaron Hernandez (five years, $40 million).
Graham said he never thought about holding out of training camp to get an extension on the rookie contract he signed in 2010 after catching 215 passes and 25 touchdowns in his first three seasons.
"To each his own … I'm the type of player that it's just about football for me," he said. "I just want to play, simple as that. After the season we had last year and you know now that we're back, I just want to e a part of it. I'm going to be here and I'm going to play with everything I have.
"I'm a humble kid from very humble beginnings and I feel blessed to be in the situation I am in," he added. "All I'm going to do is go out here and play football. That's what I'm best at and I know the rest will just take care of itself."
PADS GO ON: After two days of non-padded practices, the Saints will put on the full gear for Sunday's workout.
Most of the Saints are looking forward to it, especially the coaches.
"The first thing is when you have pads on we're able to get a little one-on-one offensive line, defensive line and pass protection drills, which are things you can't do without the pads," coach Sean Payton said. "It becomes a little bit more physical."
BIG PLAYS: Several plays drew oohs and ahs from the crowd that attended Saturday's practice after it was nearly moved indoors by a morning shower.
During a 1-on-1 pass drill, first-round draft pick Kenny Vaccaro had tight coverage on Kenny Stills. Vaccaro dove and knocked the ball away, then bounced up to his knees and signaled incomplete as fans cheered.
Later, in a 6-on-8 drill, backup inside linebacker Ramon Humber stripped the ball from tight end Benjamin Watson's grasp and outside linebacker Baraka Atkins plucked the fumble out of the air.
BREES MAGIC: In team drills, Drew Brees and Graham teamed up for the best play of camp so far. Brees fired a perfect pass over the middle that Graham went up and pulled in with his fingertips despite good coverage from inside linebacker Curtis Lofton.
"I had perfect coverage, that's just Drew Brees right there," Lofton said. "He threw that back-shoulder fade and there's no way of stopping that, especially with Jimmy. He has great hands and is a big, tall guy and he just caught it.
"I asked coach (Joe Vitt) what I could have done better, and he just said, 'they had a good quarterback.'"
CALENDAR TO DEBUT: The Saintsations will unveil their 2014 swimsuit calendar on Wednesday, Aug. 7 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Grand Ballroom of the Royal Sonesta Hotel in New Orleans.
A limited number of tickets, which are priced at $40 per person, are available to the public. For more information, contact Shari Appel at (504) 553-2221 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Proceeds will benefit the third annual Spirit Award, a scholarship fund created for high school seniors who wish to pursue dance team or cheerleading at the collegiate level and beyond.
Saints just need a little help from the defense
Despite a lack of talent, new defensive coordinator Rob Ryan doesn't have to do much for the Saints to be back on top, writes SI's Peter King.
You can read it at http://mmqb.si.com/2013/07/27/new-orleans-saints-preview-2013/
Saints open camp with Brown at left tackle
One of the most-asked questions of the Saints' offseason was finally answered Friday when four-year veteran Charles Brown lined up at left tackle for the first play of team drills of training camp.
The Saints need someone to step in and replace two-time Pro Bowler Jermon Bushrod after he left in free agency and speculation about who it would be — Brown, Jason Smith or rookie Terron Armstead — was a hot topic for more than four months.
Smith worked with the second team and Armstead with the third unit.
While it doesn't mean anything after just one practice, Brown, who's finished the past two seasons on injured reserve, said it was important for him to be with the first unit after getting a chance in the June minicamp.
"It is a big deal," he said. "I'm just trying to keep my mistakes to a minimum, if any at all, and keep learning every day and keep growing."
HARPER'S RECOVERY: Strong safety Roman Harper, who was put on the physically-unable-to-perform list this week, surprised everyone when he was on the field and working with the first-team defense Friday.
Saints coach Sean Payton said Thursday that Harper had sports hernia surgery and would likely be out a couple of days. But Harper, who had the surgery last month, made a quicker recovery.
"I felt good, and, for the most part, the reps I got moved around pretty good," Harper said. "It's coming along at a good pace right now. I'm where I need to be on the schedule."
OFFENSE STRUGGLES: In the first team drills of camp, the Rob Ryan's new 3-4 defense clearly held the upper hand during the 19 plays that were run — including the first play when Drew Brees was intercepted by cornerback Keenan Lewis.
Lewis, the Saints' top acquisition in free agency, ran stride-for-stride down the right sideline with speedy wide receiver Joe Morgan and made the pick as 2,613 fans roared.
Lewis said he figured Brees might take a shot down the field early.
"I've watched Drew a lot … he's a home-run hitter and he likes the home-run play every now and then to get the offense going," Lewis said. "I kept that in my mind. When you go against one of the best, you've got to be thinking that he's going to take a shot."
BIG PLAYS: Counting Lewis' interception, which drew praise from Payton, the defense came up with three takeaways in the first eight plays of team drills and also recorded a sack during the 19-play session.
Brees and running back Pierre Thomas botched a handoff that was recovered by defensive end Cameron Jordan and cornerback A.J. Davis intercepted backup quarterback Luke McCown on the second team's first play.
EARLY RISERS: Fans started forming a line to get into the practice facility to watch the workout late Thursday night when local resident Reno Tyler showed up around midnight.
But he soon gave up his spot at the front of the line to Anthony Ramirez of Houston. Ramirez, who was celebrating his 19th birthday Friday, was there with his girlfriend and parents with a goal of getting Payton's autograph.
"I've been up since 8 o'clock Thursday morning and I'm still up," Ramirez said before the gates opened up for 2,613 fans to file through. "I'm ready for my autograph."
Saints' Colston starts training camp on PUP list
Wide receiver Marques Colston was added to the physically-unable-to-perform list Thursday, which means the eight-year veteran won't be on the field for the Saints' first training camp practice Friday.
Saints coach Sean Payton said Colston has a foot injury, but should return within a week. Rookie wide receiver Kenny Stills, a fifth-round draft pick, should be able to practice soon after being put on PUP with a wrist injury.
Earlier this week, the Saints put strong safety Roman Harper, linebacker Victor Butler and cornerback Patrick Robinson on PUP, which means they can't practice until they can pass a physical.
Butler tore his ACL in one of the team's final offseason workouts and Payton said Robinson had arthroscopic knee surgery this spring. Harper is recovering from sports hernia surgery.
Payton expects Harper to be ready soon and he said they'll monitor Robinson weekly although General Manager Mickey Loomis said it may be late in the preseason before he's full-go.
STANDING PAT: Payton said he and Loomis looked at the situation with Butler, who was projected to be the starting strongside linebacker, but ultimately decided against bringing someone in for training camp.
"We looked closely at it, and yet, we weren't going to sign someone just to sign someone," Payton said. "No one special is going to come flying (through) the doors from here on out."
Payton said they decided to try and develop some of the young players they have. That includes third-year pro Martez Wilson, who backed up Butler during offseason workouts.
BACK IN THE SADDLE: After serving a season-long bounty-related suspension in 2012, Payton will call offensive plays this season for the first time since breaking his leg in an Oct. 16, 2011 game with the Tampa Bay Bucs.
Payton handed play-calling duties to offensive coordinator Pete Carmichael Jr. for the rest of that season and Carmichael held the job a year ago while Payton was suspended.
Quarterback Drew Brees was pleased to hear that although he said Carmichael did a "phenomenal job."
"I had Sean Payton in my ear for 51/2 years," a smiling Brees said. "I've got confidence in whomever is calling the plays, but I'm happy to have Sean's voice in my ear."
NO EXTENSION YET: Loomis was asked about contract extension talks with tight end Jimmy Graham, who's entering the final season of the rookie contract he signed in 2010.
With 215 receptions and 25 touchdowns in his first three seasons, Graham is clearly in line to become the highest-paid tight end in the league.
His next deal will likely surpass the contracts given by the New England Patriots to Rob Gronkowsi (eight years, $55.2 million) and former teammate Aaron Hernandez (five years, $40 million).
"I would rather not get into that, those are things that we haven't (talked about in the past)," Loomis said. "We have some guys in the last year of their contract that are important players to our team, and have been important players to our team.
"We'll talk about it, and we have talked about them. … We're just going to see how this unfolds these next few weeks — and it is possible."
TESTING, TESTING: The players checked in for camp and had a conditioning test Thursday although Brees said it was more strenuous than in the past and resembled the CrossFit regimen Payton uses.
"It wasn't just running or your normal conditioning test," Brees said, noting that he expected to be sore in the morning. "It was a combination of weights and an exercise shuttle, so it was all inclusive. It was like a 10-minute wrestling match."
Payton said all but two players he did not identify completed the test.
WHAT'S NEXT?: The first practice, which is open to the public, is set for 8:50 a.m. at the team's training facility at 5800 Airline Drive in Metairie.
Saints linebacker Jonathan Vilma is in the computer business
New Orleans Saints linebacker Jonathan Vilma is backing a company with a hi-tech program that helps people socialize in bars.
(Hey, someone has to do it. Right?)
According to a story in the New York Daily News, Vilma is backing a start-up company called "BarEye."
The story said: "The app, created by Vilma's business partner, Andrew Bennett, allows you to order and pay for drinks in a bar that you're in, or send a drink to someone else in a remote location using your smartphone."
Credit Vilma and his partner for always thinking.
Now, whether the app will be a success….


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2009 Hankook Ultimate Track Car Challenge
Jul 24 at Alton, VA
The 2009 Hankook Ultimate Track Car Challenge Presented by Grassroots Motorsports proved to the biggest, fastest Challenge yet, with more than 50 cars pushing their limits in search of top honors.
In the end, Marc Goossens's 600-horsepower, 2000-pound Riley Technologies Track Day Car dominated the field to take home first place. Computer issues early on forced the car to miss warmup laps, but once on track the Riley was an obvious front-runner.
Mike Skeen's Trans Am Corvette edged out stiff competition for second place, while Phil Currin took home third in his retro Hemi Challenger using a classic recipe: more tire, more cubic inches.
Chad Slagg's H1 Honda Civic was in boxes just a few weeks before the event. One very quick rebuild later and Chad drove the car to top honors in the the Independent Study Varsity category.
"We had the biggest turnout we've ever seen at this event, and people really brought in a great variety of cars ranging from some crazy creations to more substantial racing machines," said Grassroots Motorsports Publisher Tim Suddard. "The track was in great shape and a lot of our competitors said they were running faster than they'd ever run before."
Special thanks go to the folks at NASA, who did a great job running the event, and none of it would have been possible without the help of our UTCC sponsors: Hankook, Koni, Saferacer, StopTech, RedLine Oil, Exedy and, of course, CarDomain.
Watch for full coverage in the November issue of Grassroots Motorsports.
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Start: July 24, 2009, End: None
Alton VA
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At its core, the Hankook Ultimate Track Car Challenge presented by Grassroots Motorsports is a NASA Time Trial event.
Our two classes and two subcategories have worked well so far, so we're sticking to them for 2009. Naturally aspirated cars with four cylinders or fewer are still in the Junior Varsity class. Cars with five or more cylinders, forced induction, a rotary engine or Infinite Improbability Drive remain in the Varsity class.
To break things down a bit further, Shop cars are defined as those built by professional race shops. Independent Study cars are those built by nonprofessionals in their own garages.
We're also going to continue to offer a Green Class for alternatively-fueled or powered vehicles. If your car runs on something other than gasoline, be it ethanol, biodiesel, hydrogen, electricity or turnip juice, you'll be eligible for the Green category in addition to your regular class. For example, a professionally-prepared biodiesel-powered six-cylinder turbo Mercedes would be in the Shop Varsity (Green) class. Such a car would be ranked among its peers in the Shop Varsity class, but it would simultaneously be competing against other Green-class cars.
One change this year is that turnkey race cars, even if they're technically bone stock, will automatically be in the Shop category. If you've got a Radical, Porsche 997 GT3 Cup, or a Griggs GR40RT, you'll be in the Shop group. However, if you took your own bone-stock Ford Mustang and transformed it into a GR40RT in your garage, you'd be Independent Study. If you're not sure which class you'd be in, drop Scott a line and he'll be happy to tell you. Our goal is to make sure the folks who toiled in the creation of their own monsters get the extra recognition.
We're teaming up with NASA to handle the on-track action. The UTCC is run just like a NASA Time Trial event, and that means that all participating cars must pass a NASA technical inspection. More importantly, all drivers at the event must have a NASA Time Trial or equivalent license. If you're dying to show off your car's speed but you're not licensed, you're welcome to bring a qualified hotshoe to drive your car. If you have questions regarding your NASA Time Trial legality, contact Jon Felton.

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Historical development of women's issues
Chapter 1 "Ain't I a Woman?"
Roslyn Muraskin
Chapter 2 Feminist Theories
Roslyn Muraskin
Chapter 3 A Contextual History of Black Women Executions: a Chronicle of Resistance to Systemic Gendered Racism
David v. Baker
Women and the Law
Chapter 4 Mothers, Children and Crime: The Role of Parenting in Women's Desistance after Incarceration
Venezia Michalsen
Chapter 5 Perpetrators and Victims: Maternal Filicide and Mental Illness
Stacey L. Shipley
Chapter 6 Postpartum Syndromes and the Legal System
Cheryl L. Meyer and Tara C. Proano-Raps
Chapter 7 Listening to Women's Voices: Considering why Mothers Kill their Children
Cheryl L. Meyer and Cindy E. Weisbart
Chapter 8 Lives in Transition: A Needs Assessment of Women Exiting from Prostitution
Stacy L. Mallicoat
Chapter 9 Abortion: Is It a Right of Privacy or Compulsory Childbearing?
Roslyn Muraskin
Chapter 10 Murdering for Motherhood: A New Breed of Female Murderers
Etta F. Morgan
Chapter 11 Trafficking in Women
Ann Janette Alejanno Steele and Liying Li
Chapter 12 Human Trafficking of Young Women and Girls for Sexual Exploitation
Thozama Lutya
Chapter 13 Women: Second Class Citizens?
Roslyn Muraskin
Chapter 14 It's not Sex, it's Rape
Roslyn Muraskin
Chapter 15 Explaining Fear of Crime as Fear of Rape Among College Females: An Examination of Multiple Campuses in the United States
Rhonda R. Dobbs, Courtney Waid & Tara O'Connor Shelley
Chapter 16 National Crime Survey and Rape
Helen Eigenberg
Chapter 17 Domestic Violence or Intimate Partner Violence? (IPV)
Roslyn Muraskin
Chapter 18 Older Battered women: Telling the Stories of Four Women who live with IPV for Twenty Years or More
Suzanne Faries Lowe and Laura J. Moriarty
Chapter 19 Sexual Harassment: Part of the Continuum of Violence against Women
Roslyn Muraskin
Chapter 20 Female Victims and Cyberstalking Legislation
Janice Joseph
Women Incarcerated
Chapter 21 Disparate Treatment of Women: Historical Overview
Roslyn Muraskin
Chapter 22 Gender and Corrections: Comparing Facilities and Programs
Alana Van Gundy
Chapter 23 Three Strikes and Its Women Who are Out: The Hidden Consequences for Women of Criminal Justice Policy Reforms
Mona J.E. Danner
Chapter 24 Behind the Walls of Injustice: Assessing the Impact of Maternal Incarceration on Women and Children
Zina T. McGee, Whytnee Foriest, Kdari Taylor-Watson, Amanda red, Tiffany and Brittany Kirkland
Chapter 25 Witnessing through Memoir: A Restorative Justice Tool
Erika Duncan
Chapter 26 Female Recidivists Speak about their Experience in Drug Court while Engaging in Appreciative Inquiry
Michael Fischer, Brenda Geiger and Mary Ellen Hughes
Chapter 27 Mentally Ill Women in Jails: Asylums for the Invisible
Rosemary Guido and Lanette Dalley
Chapter 28 Doing HIV/AIDS "time" : Healthcare needs of Women Prisoners
Barbara H. Zaitzow and Mark M. Lanier
Chapter 29 Women's Re-entry Experiences: Resources from Network Relationships
Hoan N. Bui
Chapter 30 Women on Death row
Etta F. Morgan
Women and Criminal Justice Professions
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Chapter 32 The Policies of United States Police Departments: Equal Access, Equal Treatment?
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Chapter 33 A Paler Shade of Blue: Women and the Police Subculture
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Chapter 34 The Career Trajectories of Female Police Executives
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Chapter 35 The Dislike of Female Offenders Among Correctional Officers: A Need for Specialized Training
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Chapter 36 Women in the Legal Profession: Challenges for the 21st Century
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Do you ever look for products or information online by typing a word into a search engine? I do too. By now, I bet we both know there's no guarantee that the first result will be the best one. Anyone can set up shop online with almost any name. You may get links to pages that are out-of-date, off-topic, or stocked with low-quality products. Here are some tips for your next search.
Friends and family are getting emails or messages you didn't send. Or your social media accounts have posts you didn't make. What can you do when it looks like someone's taken over your account? Here are the steps you can follow if you get hacked.
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RU getting the MSG? Recently, the FTC moved to shut down a network of scammers who sent spam texts that promised "free" gifts, prizes, electronics, or gift cards. The catch? Clicking on the links in the texts sent recipients on a wild goose chase: a confusing and elaborate process that required them to pay for subscription services, apply for credit, or enter sensitive personal information – including their phone numbers. There were no free gifts or gift cards, but there were plenty of follow-up illegal robocalls.
Apartment hunting for the perfect place to live? As you scan rental ads in newspapers, or on websites or listservs, remember that some ads may not be legit.
Identity theft is an unfortunate fact of modern life. Do you know what to do if your identity is stolen? How can you make identity protection part of your routine? Get answers to these and other identity theft questions during our Twitter Chat July 10 at 2 pm (EDT). FTC staff will host a one-hour session with our partners at DoD's Military One Source and Military Saves.
Calling all military families and veterans! Are you looking to protect yourself or your family from fraud, identity theft, and scams? Maybe you're curious about the best way to use credit, shop for a used car, or maximize your security online.
Military folks are consumers, too – and critical to the economy. Just ask the 1.4 million men and women on active duty or the 1.1 million in the National Guard and Reserve forces. But the unique challenges of military life – frequent relocation, separation from family and friends, and the stresses of deployment – can make military households an attractive target for scam artists. In fact, during 2012 the Federal Trade Commission logged more than 62,000 complaints from servicemembers, veterans, and spouses about their experiences in the marketplace.
That led the FTC and its partners to sponsor Military Consumer Protection Day on July 17, 2013. It's a great day to empower military and veteran communities with information as the first line of defense against consumer fraud.
In the wake of the destructive tornado that devastated Moore, Oklahoma, on Monday, you may be looking for ways to help, like donating to a charity or fund.
Before you give, just make sure of one thing — that your donations are going to a reputable organization that will use the money as promised.
The results for the 2014 Diversity Visa Lottery are now available at dvlottery.state.gov.
That's good news for people who are hoping to become "lawful permanent residents" in the US (sometimes referred to as "getting a green card").
But it's also a good opportunity for scammers to try to confuse hopeful applicants.
You don't have to tell us twice, we know robocalls are annoying. Our Robocall Challenge generated advice we wanted to share, from consumers who say they're using certain tricks to stop these harassing calls now.
The FTC is always working to know more about the types of fraud being committed and who spends money on them. Consumers provide us with useful information through periodic surveys that ask them to share the important details about their recent marketplace experiences and a bit about themselves.


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This is becoming very ugly for the NBA. If Donald Sterling is going down, he's not going down without a fight.
Sterling's lawyer has informed the NBA on Thursday that he will not be paying the 2.5 million dollar fine that the NBA handed out to him as a result of his comments that were recorded a few weeks ago. Sources have stated that the fine was also due this week. Sterling also sent out a letter to commissioner Adam Silver on Wednesday threatening to sue the league if Sterling is not afforded due process.
According to SI.com, the letter claims that Sterling deserves no punishment for the racist remarks that were made last month. The letter also claims that he did nothing to breach the NBA's code of conduct or the NBA constitution and that the league's four day investigation violated Sterling's "due process rights". Sterling was given a lifetime ban from the NBA and was also fined.
The league will vote whether or not he gets to stay as owner of the Clippers. The other 29 owners will get to vote sometime in the near future and will need 75% of the votes to be able to get rid of Sterling as the Clippers owners. In the meantime, the NBA has appointed Dick Parsons to be the acting CEO of the Clippers until they can resolve the matter.
This is quickly becoming an ugly situation for the NBA, as this could get extremely prolonged and could cost the league a lot of money. They say any publicity is good publicity, but having a racist as one of the owners of one of your bigger franchises is not good publicity. The NBA needs to resolve this matter as quickly as possible, and try to take the team away from Sterling, even if it opens up a whole different can of worms thanks to Donald's wife, Rochelle Sterling, and her claim to try and take the team as her own, her argument being that she's part owner of the team and that she wasn't involved with Sterling and his comments. She also plans to take the NBA to court should they force her to sell her share of the team.
This is a bad situation all around. We can only hope to the matter being resolved as quickly and painlessly as possible.


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Legend of the Condor Heroes: Zero
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- Genre: Action
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Legend of the Condor Heroes: Zero is an upcoming 3D Action MMORPG inspired by one martial arts fiction from Jin Yong, the most famous kungfu writer in China. The game focuses on frantic, fast-paced action and drops players into a grand world at turmoil and full of adventure.
The game provides four distinct character classes, each of which provides one specific combat style with its own skill set and strength in certain attributes. It includes most of the quintessential elements typical in an MMO such as PvE exploration, PvP confrontation, boss combat, level-up, achievement, gear collection, etc., and merges them into a complete, engaging experience with something new brought to the traditional template.
The game utilizes the next-gen 3D engine ARK, which renders the high-quality graphics in the game and depicts a gorgeous universe featuring many different monsters, terrains and items. Players can explore this wonderful world, relishing the grandeur and reaching to the seemingly background-only corners there. They can fight a huge variety of monsters and bosses, destroy the environment and the Boss's body, grasp weapons and equipment from the Boss and use them for their own benefits. There are some covert places awaiting the most observant eyes and a series of instanced dungeons that can be tinkered to meet the varying needs of different players. Players can customize an instance in many ways from the basic difficulty level to the detailed selection in monsters and settings.
Players interested in PvP will find a few different game modes to test their mettle and skills against each other. There are 1vs.1, 3vs.3, 5vs.5, arena-based competition and some larger scaled battles. To create a plane field for competitors, there will be a matchmaking system that casts players against those at similar level, plus a reasonable cash shop providing premium equipment that offers slight advantages to paid players but doesn't tilt the balance of combat.
Action-oriented, the game will provide an easy-to-learn but hard-to-master combat system with simple interface and three different control modes. One is the classic, basic mouse & keyboard control similar in most MMO games; another is the traditional third-person perspective fighting game styled operation where targeting and assaulting is in the same direction of the angle of a scene; and still another is the most skill-based mode, in which characters launch attack in the direction of what they are facing.
Currently, Legend of the Condor Heroes: Zero is under development and slated to launch its first open beta in Q3, 2013 in China. The English version has not been confirmed yet.
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Infrastructure Development & Management Inc. (iDM), is a company founded in 1999 by ASI Group Ltd. (ASI), in response to demand for integrated design, construction and operation services in the water and wastewater industry. iDM provides design/build, engineering, construction management, and operations services to municipalities, industry, commercial developments, and resort/recreational property owners.
iDM is the only true design/build/operate company in Ontario providing complete solutions and long term operations in the water and wastewater industry all under one roof.
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Missy Elliott has been noticeably absent from Milwaukee air waves and the music scene in general these last six years. The last time we heard from Missy it was with the release of "The CookBook". One might have simply assumed she was taking a break or just plain falling out of favor with the listeners here in the Midwest, but that's not the case.
Unfortunately Missy has been suffering through an incurable autoimmune disorder called Graves disease. The cause is due to an overactive thyroid. After undergoing radiation therapy and taking medication and even battling weight gain Missy has her condition currently stabilized. That is some good news for the world of Hip Hop. Missy Elliot explains in People Magazine how she came to be diagnosed in 2008, speaking about a tense moment she had while driving, "My leg was jumping," she said. "I couldn't keep the brake down and almost crashed." It got to the point she couldn't even hold a pen when her nerves became just to spastic.
Missy is going to elaborate on her condition further on VH1's Behind the music next week Wednesday, June 29th at 10 p.m ET/PT. She will also be opening up about some other touchy subjects, namely sexual abuse she experienced as a child. Hopefully we will be hearing better news from Missy in the future and as of right now that seems likely according to her. She took to twitter and promised fans a new single and reminded them she still got it.
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Real average hourly earnings for all employees fell 0.4 percent from November to December 2010, seasonally adjusted. This decrease stems from a 0.5-percent increase in the Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U), which offset a 0.1-percent increase in average hourly earnings.
From November to December 2010, real average weekly earnings fell 0.4 percent, as the average work week remained unchanged and combined with the decline in real average hourly earnings.
From December 2009 to December 2010, real average hourly earnings rose 0.4 percent, seasonally adjusted. A 1.5-percent increase in average weekly hours, combined with the increase in real average hourly earnings, resulted in a 1.9-percent increase in real average weekly earnings during this period.
These earnings data are from the Current Employment Statistics program. Earnings data for November and December are preliminary and subject to revision. To learn more, see "Real Earnings — December 2010" (HTML) (PDF), news release USDL-11-0019.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Real earnings fall 0.4 percent in December 2010 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2011/ted_20110120.htm (visited June 28, 2016).
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Be honest, the idea of a Veronica Mars movie is something you never thought would happen. The show was a lynchpin of the late UPN network (eventually part of CW in its final season) and it was a cult hit with a dedicated by tiny audience who loved their feisty teenaged detective, played by Kristen Bell in her defining role. When it ended after a sporadic third season, show runner Rob Thomas kept hope alive for a comeback, eventually turning to the fans to help Kickstart a big screen effort. And those fans responded in record-breaking numbers. But a crowd sourced project such as this comes with challenges, namely balancing the wants of the fans (who literally have an investment in it) with a story that doesn't simply tread old ground. Fortunately, Veronica Mars not only recaptures everything that made the series so beloved, but it may even create some new "marshmallows" in the process.
A breezy two-minute intro recaps the series, told in Veronica's slangy vernacular. It's an effective reintroduction (or introduction for some) to the character and her various relationships built and destroyed over the years, particularly her rocky love affair with bad boy Logan Echolls (Jason Dohring). Picking up ten years after the series finale, Veronica has escaped the snake pit of upper-class Southern California town of Neptune and headed to New York to become a high-powered lawyer. She used to be one of Neptune's cool kids before her Sheriff father, Keith Mars (Enrico Colantoni) ran afoul of the town elite and got fired. He became a principled private investigator, Veronica became the Nancy Drew of Neptune, and neither won them a lot of friends. All these years later, she has no intention of ever coming home, not even for the 10-year high school reunion. But when she sees a report that Logan has been accused in the murder of his pop star girlfriend, Veronica is convinced to return and defend him.
Within minutes it's like nothing has changed, which is great for us fans but not so great for Veronica. Her mother was an alcoholic, and a recurring theme in the series was that of addiction. The film takes this idea and uses it as the primary framework for Veronica's every move. She's addicted to this life, the danger and excitement of it. When she calls herself an "adrenaline junkie" early on, we know it to be true even as she fights against backsliding into old habits. Speaking of which, one thing she simply can't quit is Logan, and the spark between them is obvious and palpable. That causes problems with her current boyfriend, the dull as dry toast good guy "Piz" (Chris Lowell), who is waiting for her back home. Veronica hooks back up with her best friends, Wallace (Percy Daggs III) and Mac (Tina Majorino), who also find themselves roped into her investigation.
It's impossible to carry over the subtleties of every relationship in a condensed 100-minute package, but Thomas does a pretty good job of giving them to us in broader strokes. We get a sense of the deep affection and playfulness between Veronica and her father, which continues to be the central bond in the story. The love triangle, such as it is, between Logan, Veronica, and Piz may seem a bit formulaic without the benefit of watching the show and knowing the complicated back story. In general it's like the show never went off the air and everybody is just picking up right where they left off. Pretty much every major character a loyal follower would want to see makes an appearance: Weevil (Francis Capra), Dick (Ryan Hansen), Gia (Krysten Ritter), Vinnie Van Lowe (Ken Marino), and they all have key parts to play. They aren't just there for the sentimental memories, although that may be a small part of it. It's kind of unavoidable with a film like this, really. New faces fit like a glove, with the best being Gaby Hoffmann in yet another wacko role as a suspect with an unhealthy Logan Echolls obsession.
As for the mystery itself, it suffers from the compressed time frame. Thomas is used to having full seasons to flesh out all of the key players, drop clues, toss in a few swerves. Here he's torn between servicing our need to see Veronica reconnect and properly clouding the question of Logan's innocence. Long stretches go by when the murder becomes an afterthought, and the lack of attention paid to it only underscores that it isn't really compelling, anyway.
Written by Thomas and Diane Ruggiero, the dialogue is as razor sharp and funny as ever. The characters have always sounded like they were ripped straight from the Whedon-verse, and sure enough there's a pretty hilarious Buffy reference thrown in for good measure. The best part about it is that Veronica remains one of the toughest, most original female lead characters in recent memory. As a feminist icon she stands as a shining example, and not having her on TV regularly has left a pretty big void yet to be filled. Hopefully the film does well enough that it this won't be the last we see of her, but just in case it is things are resolved neatly enough.
Cinematic fan-fiction for the show's most impassioned audience, Veronica Mars is everything fans could have hoped it would be. It's a film made for fans by fans, and that's something all us marshmallows can be extremely proud of.


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Mobile musicians wanting to feed signals from a guitar, microphone or MIDI keyboard into a music creation app running on an iPhone, iPad or Mac will likely have to carry around a few different interface units in their kit bag. The iRig PRO from IK Multimedia lightens the load by squeezing instrument, vocal and MIDI inputs into one portable device.Read More
Israeli graphics company Lucid looks set to announce that its software has been licensed by Samsung, and will extend the battery life of the the new Galaxy Note 10.1 considerably. Company President Offir Remez tells Gizmag his technology can increase the battery life of mobile devices between 50 and 100 percent when used for gaming.Read More
With Samsung's announcement of the Galaxy Note 3, owners of the Note 2 might be wondering what all the fuss is about. Is it worth the upgrade? Or should you snag the older model if your local carrier discounts it to clear stock? Let Gizmag try to help, as we compare the specs and features of 2013's Galaxy Note 3 and 2012's Galaxy Note 2.Read More
Sony has shown off a new entry into the evergrowing connected watch segment in the form for the Sony SmartWatch 2. Unveiled at IFA 2013, the SmartWatch 2 is billed as the first NFC watch that is resistant to water, which could be big for buyers who lead an active lifestyle.Read More
Unveiled alongside the Galaxy Note 3 and Galaxy Gear, the 2014 edition of the Galaxy Note 10.1 has hardware that's as solid as any you'll find in a full-sized tablet.Read More
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The ability to shoot Ultra HD 4K video is no longer limited just to cinema- or broadcast-specific video cameras – or to the GoPro HERO3 Black edition, for that matter. Today at IFA 2013, Sony unveiled the FDR-AX1E, which is the first of the company's 4K-capable Handycams. Read More
We've known for a while now that just about every company under the sun is making a smartwatch. Apple, Microsoft, Google, LG ... you name the manufacturer, and it probably a wrist-based computer in the works. Sometimes there's something to be said for being first, though, and Samsung just beat out the other major mobile manufacturers. Say hello to the well-leaked, but no less intriguing, Samsung Galaxy Gear.Read More
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As any regular Gizmag reader will know, there's currently quite an assortment of add-on lenses available for smartphone cameras. The problem is, no matter how good those lenses may be, the light ultimately ends up having to squeeze through the phone's own tiny lens, to be processed by the phone's tiny sensor. Sony is taking a fresh approach, however, with its much-rumored but just-officially-announced Cyber-shot QX series of lens-style cameras. Read More
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The Ministry of Defense issued technical specifications on 1 September for an MVKS, a single-stage reusable aerospaceplane system. The MKVS was to provide effective and economic delivery to near-earth orbit; develop the technology for effective transatmospheric flight; provide super high-speed intercontinental transport, and fulfill military objectives in and from space.
It was known that the Tupolev, Yakovlev, and Energia design bureaus submitted designs.
Tupolev seems to have received the development go-ahead. The Tu-2000A was to be an experimental design to test the many advanced technologies required. It would have been 55 to 60 m long, have a 14 m wingspan, and a takeoff mass of 70 to 90 metric tons. It would have only been capable of Mach 6. Before work was stopped in 1992, some development work was completed: a wing torque box of nickel alloy had been built, as well as fuselage elements, cryogenic fuel tanks, and composite fuel lines. The Tu-2000A would have used a variable cycle turboramjet engine using methane or hydrogen fuel.
The Tu-2000A was to have been followed by two production designs, as Tupolev felt no single design could meet all of the military requirements. The Tu-2000B would have been a 10,000 km range bomber with a crew of two. 350 metric tons at takeoff, 200 metric tons empty, it would have been 100 m long, with a wing of 40.7 m span and 1250 square meters area. Six liquid hydrogen powered engines would take the bomber to Mach 6 cruise speed at 30,000 m altitude.
The Tu-2000 space launcher would have weighted 260 metric tons at lift-off and be capable of Mach 25 (orbital velocity). An 8 to 10 metric ton payload would have been delivered to a 200 km orbit. As with the X-30, airbreathing flight to orbit seemed questionable. The 8 turboramjets would have to be supplemented by a scramjet or a rocket engine in order to achieve orbit.
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Winter tourist resort par excellence, Passo Tonale with the Presena Glacier has always been able to guarantee a long snow season.
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I know that for example an angle of $20^\circ$ cannot be quintsected because an angle of $4^\circ$ cannot be constructed (I'm thinking in terms of (unmarked) straightedge and compass. But an angle of $20^\circ$ cannot be constructed (as above) and I would be interested to see an example of a constructible angle that cannot be quintsected, assuming one exists.
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Does there exist a constructible (by unmarked straightedge and compass) angle that cannot be quintsected?
The $72$ degree angle is constructible but the $\dfrac{72}{5}$ degree angle cannot be.
This follows from the nice theorem that a regular polygon of $n\ge 3$ sides can be constructed by straight edge and compass if and only if $n$ is of the shape $$2^e p_1p_2\cdots p_k,$$ where the $p_i$ are distinct Fermat primes.


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(Ivanhoe Newswire) –Men in their thirties who had inflamed gums are three times more likely to suffer from erection problems, according to a recent study.
Researchers compared 80 men from ages 30 to 40 (average age was 36) with erectile dysfunction with a control group of 82 men without erection problems.
Fifty-three percent of men with erectile dysfunction had inflamed gums compared with twenty-three percent in the control group. Once the results were adjusted for factors like income, education level, BMI, and age, men with severe periodontal disease were 3.29 times more likely to suffer from erection problems.
Chronic periodontitis (CP) is a cluster of infectious diseases caused by bacteria that is commonly associated with inflammation of the gums. Studies have reported that CP can induce systemic vascular diseases (like coronary heart disease) that are linked with erection problems.
"To our knowledge, erectile dysfunction and CP in humans are caused by similar risk factors, such as ageing, smoking, diabetes mellitus and coronary artery disease. We therefore excluded men who had systemic disease and who were smokers from this study. We particularly selected men aged between 30 and 40 to assess the impact of CP on erectile dysfunction without the results being influenced by the effects of ageing. The results of our study support the theory that CP is present more often in patients with erectile dysfunction than those without and should be considered as a factor by clinicians treating men with erection problems," lead study author, Dr. Faith Oguz from Inonu University in Malatya, Turkey, was quoted as saying.
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"The pain in their hearts
is a plaintive start:
a sign my plan is nigh.
And surely the end justifies the means
when the good remains."
Dr. Horrible sulked in a deep corner of his new lab in the Evil League of Evil's headquarters, a dim, plainly lit room in which cockroaches weren't uncommon and toxic substances welcomed. The villain seemed to be uncomfortably hunched over a mess of wires and scrap metal resting on the white counter, a pair of tweezers in one gloved hand and a welding gun in the other. His eyes were shielded by dark-tinted goggles, his lips moving softly, singing the same song they had been since he was accepted by the League.
"No, no, don't give in;
this world will bow at my feet!
Hail me, worship me,
and I shall have revenge!"
Sparks flew, metal melted, glass flashed. He worked best when he knew he appeared cold and emotionless, for a villain must never show pain. He had always been like that, even as a child; ever since Justice Joe's defeat at the hands of Mister Maniacal when he was eight years old, his reverence toward the quiet genius grew, and the strength of his tactics against bullies also rose exponentially. It was around that age that he had begun wearing goggles, as much as a salute to Maniacal as they were a device to hide his soul.
"Nothing is simple as
cause and effect,
or so I have always seen.
Vengeance was never quite a picnic
even when I succeed."
Horrible remembered the heartbroken look on his mother's face when she had first seen his choice of clothing one morning. Unable to take action herself, she'd run out of the room to alert his father, a harsh, conforming man who gave his son everything he wanted except when it meant putting his own image in jeopardy. He'd taken Horrible's lab coat and goggles, banning him from ever wearing them again. But the young Doctor had still managed to smuggle on his goggles every morning during the bus ride to school, an act that made him feel so much smarter than his father.
"No, no, don't give in;
you cannot survive defeat!
Hail me, worship me,
and things will be right again!"
Captain Hammer had always reminded him of his dad. Perhaps that was why he detested him so much, or why he had hesitated to shoot him at the homeless shelter all those months ago. Of course, it could just be that the guy was an absolute jerk, and it was his helplessness at the time that had rendered it difficult to pull the trigger. Either way, Hammer got what was coming to him. But the result wasn't quite what Dr. Horrible had expected at the time. He vaguely remembered the flash of pure confusion, the sound of screaming innocents, and the smell of a girl's coppery blood as she drifted from reality.
"Cold-hearted greed can
get the job done
as well as arrogant brawn:
So head up, Billy Buddy"
His voice cracked here, a fault he just as soon realized his goggles could not hide.
"...your job may be muddy..."
Hands shaking, Dr. Horrible hastily placed his tools on the counter. It would make no sense to continue if it meant destroying his work thus far due to quivering fingers. Favoring comfort before countenance in the current circumstance, he removed his goggles and put his forehead in his hands.
"...but things will be right again."
It was the first time Billy cried in years.


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Weekly Update - 05/24/2013back
Each week, the City Manager's Office provides an update that includes information on programs, services and issues within the City, as well as news, project updates and follow-up information when applicable. It can be found on the City's website.
Bike Corrals: Eight bike corrals will be installed beginning Wednesday, May 29, on City streets near Orange Avenue. Bike corrals are special parking areas just for bikes. Each corral will fit up to 10 bikes and take up one vehicle parking space. Signs notifying locals will be placed in the targeted parking spaces on Tuesday, May 28. Notifications to nearby residents and businesses will be made in advance of their installation, and additional notifications will be made via Twitter and the City's website, as well as with signs, handouts and letters. A survey also is being created to gauge use and interest. The survey will be released after the installation begins. For more information, please read this City of Coronado press release, which went earlier this week.
U-shaped bike racks, still wrapped, were received and will be installed in bike corrals beginning Wednesday, May 29.
Memorial Day Service: Veterans of Foreign Wars Coronado Post 2422 will host a Memorial Day event at Star Park. The community is welcome to attend the special tribute to veterans and fallen military personnel. The event begins at 10 a.m. on Monday, May 27.
Bike Rodeo & Safe Cycling Event: The Coronado Bicycle Advisory Committee, in conjunction with the Recreation Department and the San Diego County Bicycle Coalition, hosted the first annual Bike Rodeo & Safe Cycling event on Saturday, May 18, at the park adjacent to the Coronado Yacht Club. There was a Coronado Police Department bike registration station (all ages); a bike safety check station (all ages); bike challenge and obstacle course (kids); bike maintenance station; "how to" demonstrations; raffle prizes; electric bike demonstrations; and helmet safety checks (all ages). Police staff provided more than 30 free bike registrations in the National Bike Registry as well as discussed bike security issues and bike safety with the public. The Coronado Police Department continues to offer free bike registration at the front counter of the Police Department, 700 Orange Ave., Monday through Friday, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Bridge Incident Arrest: This is an update provided to the community about an incident on the San Diego-Coronado Bridge on Saturday, May 18, that resulted in two people on a motorcycle being taken to the hospital. The California Highway Patrol arrested an El Cajon man on suspicion of attempted murder in the incident, which it called possible road rage. The incident was reported at 5:40 p.m. and observed by an off-duty San Diego Police officer, who followed then held the man at gunpoint on Glorietta Boulevard until Coronado Police arrived. Although Coronado was on the scene, it was not our incident. Officials said the man appeared to have purposely struck the motorcycle.
Regional Plan Workshops: The San Diego Association of Governments has asked local cities to help get the word out about workshops it will hold in the coming months that will help shape the region's future. Those interested in participating in issues, such as the economy, environment, transportation, public health and social equity, can find out more about the workshops that are listed on a San Diego Forward: The Regional Plan flyer.
City Council Proclamation/Police Chief Swearing-in Ceremony: The Council held two special ceremonies at the Tuesday, May 21, meeting. The following photos depict, in order, National Public Works Week and the Swearing-in and Badge-pinning of the new Police Chief Jon Froomin.
(Pictured from right to left) Public Services Director Matt Little, Engineering Director Ed Walton and Mayor Casey Tanaka.
City Manager Blair King introduces new Police Chief Jon Froomin.
Froomin being sworn in by City Clerk Linda Hascup.
Police Chief Froomin receives help from his children in the badge-pinning ceremony.
Special Events Permits: Special events permits issued for beach and parks scheduled to be held from Saturday, May 25, through Friday, May 31.
Concerts in the Park begin
Spreckels Park
May 26
Memorial Day Ceremony
Star Park
May 27
Wedding Ceremony
Central Beach
May 30
Wedding Ceremony
South Beach
May 30
Redevelopment: On Friday,
May 17, the California Department of Finance, or DOF, sent its final
determination on the Recognized Obligation Payment Schedule, also known as ROPS
13-14A, for the period of July 1, 2013, through December 31, 2013. The
DOF completed its review and denied several line items listed on ROPS
13-14A. Click the link to see the DOF letter.
Street Preventive Maintenance: The contractor installing pavement markings was on site this week and has begun installation on Sixth Street and will finish with Ocean Boulevard by the end of the week.
Pavement markings are fresh along Sixth Street. Photo taken Thursday, May 23.
Glorietta Bay Pump Station Repairs: The contractor finished cleaning operations and pulled two pumps from the wet well. Pump rail installation has begun and should be completed this week. Re-installation of one pump into the wet well should occur today. A condition assessment report is being prepared that will outline any urgent repairs.
Pump station located at Glorietta Bay Park. Fencing surrounds the work site.
Coronado PhotoAtlas: The Coronado Library has launched Coronado PhotoAtlas, a website of contemporary and historical images of Coronado locations. The site is based on a street map of Coronado, dotted with markers wherever one or more photos and text exist of a given address. Residences, public buildings, shops, schools, churches, and Coronado Historic Resource buildings are represented by pink head markers, which can be checked to bring up images and text. In addition to Coronado Library collection items, the Coronado Historical Association is contributing historic photos. The following links are provided for those interested in checking out the Coronado PhotoAtlas or learning more about it.
Pew Study on Children and Reading: The Pew Research Center has released a new study titled "Parents, Children, Libraries and Reading." The study found that 81 percent of parents said a major reason libraries are important is that libraries provide their children with information and resources not available at home. Other findings can be found at www.pewinternet.org/Press-Releases/2013/parents-and-Libraries.aspx.
Rady Children's Hospital Event: Motorcycle Officer Tony Graytok assisted the La Playa Unit of Rady Children's Hospital Auxiliary with its Celebration of Champions relay benefit for the Peckham Cancer Care Center on Saturday, May 18. Officer Graytok rode his police motorcycle ahead of the relay race for children with cancer. The event is in support of children with cancer and their families.
Officer Tony Graytok rode his motorcycle ahead of the relay race for children with cancer. Here he is pictured with other special guests.
Navy's 27th Annual Bay Bridge Run/Walk: On Sunday, May 18, staff worked with other local, state and federal law enforcement partners in providing security at this event. The annual race had 10,000 participants who ran or walked a four-mile course from downtown San Diego to Tidelands Park. The event went off with no security issues.
Crime Stoppers Officer of the Year Award: Officer Ryan Rose was recognized on Thursday, May 23, at the annual Crime Stoppers Officer of the Year luncheon held in Mission Valley. Officer Rose was recognized for his good work in patrol and specifically for his arrest of a bicycle thief last year.
CalRecycle Grant Received: Public Services received 400 "sharps" waste containers through a California Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery, or CalRecycle, grant. The purpose of this one-time grant is to assist jurisdictions by providing a safe, convenient and cost-effective method for collecting and disposing of home-generated sharps waste. Sharps are items such as hypodermic needles or razors. If disposed of in the traditional manner, sharps waste, which may be contaminated with blood borne pathogens, may puncture standard waste containers and/or puncture the gloves of waste handlers. In addition, recent State legislation has made it more difficult for residents who use hypodermic needles at home to dispose of them. These sharps waste containers will be distributed to users of the City's Household Hazardous Waste program, which is authorized to collect sharps materials from residents for their proper disposal.
CalRecycle Four-Year Review: CalRecycle recently completed a jurisdiction review of the City of Coronado for the years 2007-2011. It determined that Coronado is in full compliance with the requirements of the State's Integrated Waste Management Act of 1989, or AB 939, most importantly in terms of effectively implementing waste diversion programs. CalRecycle commended the City for dedicating resources to meeting AB 939 requirements and for conserving natural resources, strengthening the State's economy, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions as a result of meeting these requirements.
Concerts in the Park: Public Services staff is preparing for the first of the Concerts in the Park series beginning this Sunday, May 26, in Spreckels Park. Additional portable restrooms and hand-washing stations will be provided. Additional clean-up crews will provide trash pickup and litter control services. Here's a link to the Coronado Summer Concert Series.
Club Room & Boathouse Honored: The Club Room and Boathouse was the recipient of an Honor Award from the American Public Works Association, San Diego-Imperial Counties Chapter, for the planning, design and construction management techniques to complete the project. A ceremony was held May 9.
Club Room and Boathouse Staff Training: Summer staff for the Club Room and Boathouse spent this week in training, which consisted of learning about opening and closing procedures, equipment rentals, the registration system, personal flotation device rules, weather conditions and radio use. The Boathouse and Club Room will be open from sunrise to sunset for the months of June, July and August.
Team SAFE Wrap Up: The final session of Team SAFE was held at Coronado Middle School on Tuesday, May 21. The 37 sixth, seventh and eighth graders who attended were treated to ice cream sundaes. Students said that they were thankful that Coronado SAFE moved its focus from drug and alcohol prevention to teaching life skills. After 10 months in the program, participants stated that their favorite part was volunteering to run the booths at the Recreation Department carnivals. Team SAFE is a collaboration of the Coronado Recreation Department and Coronado SAFE.
Fitness Room: Recreation staff was able to change out a broken motor in one of the treadmills this week to extend the lifespan of the equipment.
USTA Junior Tennis Tournament: The Tennis Center, in partnership with the Coronado Tennis Association, is hosting a USTA Jr. Satellite Tournament beginning today at 4 p.m., and ending on Memorial Day. Due to the overwhelming number of registrations, the tournament will require the use of additional courts at the Cays, Coronado High School, Library and the Coronado Island Marriott Resort and Spa. All final round matches will be played at the Tennis Center on Memorial Day. This tournament includes a first round loser consolation tournament. There are 208 entries overall, ages 8 to 18. Tournament Director Sue Hites invites you to come out and see some amazing Junior Tennis matches. As a result of the tournament, courts may be full most of the weekend. However, most activity will occur from Friday afternoon through Saturday afternoon. More courts will open up on Sunday. On Monday, only the Tennis Center will be used for the tournament.
Golf Course Changes: Modifications to the 15th Tee at the Coronado Golf Course have been approved and changes will be coming soon to help reduce the number of errant golf balls from entering the tennis facility.
City Budget: The Budget is set to be adopted by the City Council at the June 18 meeting.


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Thursday, August 12, 2010
Working with what's on hand: Red & Blue Double Ended Pencil
I am not really one to use colored pencils, but I really wanted to try these Red & Blue Hermitage checking pencils. I was mesmerized by the fact that the pencil had two ends. Sadly, the red end was waxier than the blue and a pain to use and the two pencils I bought wouldn't sharpen without breaking. Brand new, and I'm left with a couple of doubley pointed nubs.
There is something to be said for a double ended pencil's ability to multi-task and I had fun trying to use just this one tool to color/sketch & doodle, even if it wasn't the best pencil in the world.
I need more colore dpencils like I need a hole in my head but I just couldn't resist ordering a set of these Colleen brand (from Thailand) double ended pencils (from Ebay) after seeing them reviewed on Pencil Talk. Hopefully I'll have better luck with them.
2 comments:
- Megan Warren said...
Now you've got me looking at them pencils - let me know what you think
- August 12, 2010 at 6:53 AM
- JoniB said...
Whoa. We used to use those pencils when I was in the early grades of school. That was back in the 1800s of course. Ha-ha!
- August 13, 2010 at 11:46 PM
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