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Scrabble word: BATCH
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Definitions of BATCH in dictionaries:
- noun - all the loaves of bread baked at the same time
- noun - (often followed by `of') a large number or amount or extent
- noun - a collection of things or persons to be handled together
- verb - batch together
- An amount produced at one baking: a batch of cookies.
- The quantity produced as the result of one operation: mixed a batch of cement.
- The quantity needed for one operation: a batch of dough.
- A group of persons or things: a batch of tourists; a whole new batch of problems.
- A set of data or jobs to be processed in a single program run.
- verb - to bring together
There are 5 letters in BATCH: A B C H T
All anagrams that could be made from letters of word BATCH plus a wildcard: BATCH?
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Sleep disorders in the long-term care setting that are secondary to chronic medical conditions or environmental issues, including insomnia, hypersomnia, and parasomnias
Note: The management of primary sleep disorders (e.g., central or obstructive sleep apnea, restless legs syndrome, periodic limb movement during sleep) in the long-term care setting is beyond the scope of this guideline.
Elderly individuals and/or residents of long-term care facilities with sleep disorders
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Committee Members: Marjorie Berleth, MSHA, RNC, FADONA; Lisa Cantrell, RN, C; Charles Cefalu, MD, MS; Sandra Fitzler, RN; Joseph Gruber, RPh, FASCP, CGP; Susan M. Levy, MD, CMD; Harlan Martin, RPh., CCP, FASCP; Evvie F. Munley; Jonathan Musher, MD, CMD; Mary Tellis-Nayak RN, MSN; Barbara Resnick, PhD, CRNP; William Simonson, PharmD., FASCP
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Sacramento Republic F.C. will face the Orange County Blues F.C. tomorrow night on the Fourth of July. After the game, fans will be treated to a fireworks show from the fine folks at Cal Expo. This will be the third time the two teams have faced each other this season. Sacramento won the last time they faced each was on May 3rd when they defeated the Blues 2-1.
The Republic are entering the game with a loss (2-0 defeat to the Oklahoma City Energy F.C.) and the Orange County Blues have won their last three games in a row (most recent victory was a 3-2 win over the Arizona United S.C. last Saturday). The Blues are led by midfielder Alan Russell who comes into the game with six goals and four assists followed by forward Christopher Cortez (five goals). Sacramento's leading scorer is midfielder Rodrigo Lopez with thirteen points (four goals and five assists) followed by Tommy Stewart with ten (four goals and two assists).
Tomorrow night's game will also be broadcasted on KHTK 1140 and it'll be also streamed live on http://www.sacrepublicfc.com/matchday and later on http://www.youtube.com. Fans attending the game are encouraged to wear their favorite superhero costume and apparel because it will be "Caped Crusader Night". Players wearing capes during the pregame festivities will be auctioned off at halftime with the proceeds going to "Capes4Heroes" charity. To learn more about this organization please visit http://capes4heroes.com/.
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Lutnia Continental Cafe Restaurant Review: It's chill at Lutnia, though a bit dated with its tablecloths and faux flowers. In its glory days, this may have been among the most interesting, inviting Polish restaurants this side of Warsaw. That said, it remains a rare breed. Try the pork tenderloin with mushroom ragoût or venison with hunter's gravy, and you will note that this is not your standard pierogi and potato pancake place (even if they are on the menu). Occasional live piano music is another pleasantry. It's more expensive than the run-of-the-mill Polish establishment, but dining here generally proves worth the money.
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Sept. 17, 2012
TUCSON - University of Arizona football head coach Rich Rodriguez and select players met with media members at a weekly press conference on Monday. Below is a brief transcript.
Head Coach Rich Rodriguez
Opening statement:
"I was pretty pleased for the most part about Saturday's game. They were a little sluggish in the beginning. Our tempo was a little bit slow on offense in the first half. They picked it up in the second half. Defense was a solid performance which is what you would hope would happen against an FCS school. It was a good win. But our guys understand this is a whole other level of what we are going to go in on Saturday night in Eugene. It's going to be a big challenge. They're a very good football team, one of the best in the country and have been one of the best in the country for the last several years."
On expectations for first trip to Oregon:
"It'll be the first time I'll be up there. It's one of the most hostile environments in college football and the crowd is into it, I'm sure, with it being a Saturday night and on national TV. It's going to be loud. We know crowd and music noise in practice. But we are cranking that up another level this week because we want to make sure there is no communication issue for offense and our defense as well."
On how much of his own influence he sees in Oregon's offense:
"I don't know. You'd probably have to ask Chip (Kelly). Chip and I met a long time ago when he was at New Hampshire. He always does really neat stuff. I am sure we watch each other on film and we see a lot of similarities. They will push the tempo and if they get a big play they will come right back and play the same play over again. They won't let you substitute defensively. He's done a really good job of it. He has a lot of fast guys playing fast."
On whether or not Arizona and Oregon will be noticed for running the same schemes:
"I don't think it would be way off (to say they are similar). It would be closer to a lot of other comparisons in the spread. I've said many times, if you see one spread, another spread can be completely different. In the spread, there can be two different versions of the spread. We are probably closer, philosophically, to Oregon than most teams out there that run a shotgun spread type of system."
On Oregon receiver De'Anthony Thomas:
"I remember when he got out of high school. We were trying to recruit him. I had a few conversations with him on the phone. At that time he was one of the most explosive high school players and now he is one of the most explosive college players. I mean, there's no one catching him. They'll hand him the ball, they'll throw it to him, and he'll return kicks and punts. He's a nice young man. I had no doubts that he was going to have a successful career. I just wish he wasn't in the Pac-12."
On whether the team is able to simulate De'Anthony Thomas in practice:
"We have a couple of fast guys but I don't think we have anybody as fast as him. It's hard to simulate that. We can simulate their tempo. I'm sure they can probably say the same thing as far as how fast they complete the plays. A fast guy like him, a good quarterback as well, they have some really fast guys. I was fortunate enough to coach a fast team that had fast players in that position; you can do some pretty good things offensively. I don't know who we are going to have in our young freshmen. We have some guys that run pretty good but this guy is not just fast, he's shifty too. He'll make you miss and he runs through arm tackles. With some guys, they may not play fast but when he gets the ball in space, he'll stick his foot around and go right past you. When they get going, there's no wasted movement. If you didn't have to play them, it would be a great teaching tool to your guys to say this is how you use your speed when you're returning kicks and running the ball."
On how to stop Oregon's offense:
"They key, to me, is you have fast guys in the open field so you can get more than one guy to him. The first challenge is trying to catch him. Then, if you can get catch him, can you get him on the ground. So tackling in the open field is going to be a big issue. We have to make sure we get guys there. That's a huge thing. They thrive on big plays and always have. They have guys that can take it. Having explosive players brings a lot of benefit. We have some good players, but do we have a lot of explosive guys, I don't know yet."
On Arizona's tackling:
"We tackled well the first three games. Not as well against Oklahoma State but they have some pretty talented guys. In the first and last game, we certainly tackled well. And that's going to be key defensively for us, getting there and getting them on the ground."
On what lessons he has learned in prior coaching experience about being ranked in the beginning:
"I'm not really worried about whether we're ranked or not. I'm worried about how are we preparing and how we are working. I'll go back to this `coach speak' about process. Are we doing the things we are supposed to, are we preparing the right way, whether we won the last three games or lost the last three games those kinds of things are never compromised. We are keeping the main thing the main thing. We aren't practicing any differently this week. We aren't preparing any differently as far as our structure and practice goes. We just have to get better at what we're doing."
On Dan Pettinato and Hank Hobson:
"They are healthier and there shouldn't be any restrictions. We didn't want to play them a lot against South Carolina State because they haven't played a lot. We wanted to make sure they were 100 percent. Looks like both of those guys are 100 percent going forward."
On confidence boost after beating Oklahoma State:
"It gives us some confidence. I think Oregon is a better team; they're a little faster, and it's a tougher environment being on the road. I would like to think that we're going to play the same no matter who we're playing or where we're playing. If you're really prepared and you've worked really hard, I think that's the best way to build confidence rather than who you've been playing."
On traveling with the team:
"We traveled to Fort Huachuca and spent four or five days up there. We took a nice trip to La Paloma for a night at the end of camp. We're going to ride a bus, get on a plane and fly up there. We're going to get back late, at 4 o'clock in the morning, so that won't be easy."
On Richard Morrison's punt returning:
"Any time you get a stop defensively is a reason to be happy because you get the ball. Richard is probably our best at catching punts, and he's had a couple good balls. He should be okay."
On players overachieving:
"I don't want to say I'm surprised by the walk-ons starting, like Jared Tevis, Tevin Hood, and Sir Thomas Jackson, because they had played pretty well in practice. Jared has been really consistent all three weeks. I'm not surprised at all by Matt Scott. We knew in the spring we had someone pretty special. We just didn't know how quickly he'd pick up the system. There are still a dozen or so plays he'd like to have back but there's no question Matt has been a huge key for us offensively."
On meeting Chip Kelly:"I don't remember if it was at West Virginia or at Clemson, but I know it was when he was at New Hampshire. We kind of followed him after we talked because he had some great ideas and did some really neat stuff there. Immediately (at Oregon), he made his presence felt as the offensive coordinator there, and they probably knew that, and that's why they made him head coach. The success they've had there the past three or four years has been phenomenal."
On the feel for Oregon:
"I've only had two days to watch film. By Thursday I'll have a better feel for it. Not just this year, but last year, they get up on people so early that they don't have to do anything a lot of the second half. They're going to do what they do. They'll be the first ones to tell you that they have a system they run. Will they have a few things that they haven't done this year to show us? I'm sure they will. We may have a few things, too. I think Chip (Kelly) will be the first to tell you, they do what they do. That's been their structure and it has worked."
On importance of running the ball
"We still could get better up front. Last game we did a better job, which is what you would hope. We have to be able to keep possession of the ball and get first downs. This is the last team you want to get a bunch of three-and-outs with. This game is critical as far as getting first downs, keeping possession of the ball, and making every possession truly count."
On backup kicker Casey Skowron:
"I think he was the student manager for the women's soccer team. He came out for the tryout and did a pretty nice job. I almost put him in Saturday but I wanted to get John (Bonano)'s confidence back. Casey has done a good job in practice, though, and he'll be on the travel squad. From soccer team manager to backup kicker, there's a story for you."
On Oregon's quarterback Marcus Mariota:
"He's really good. He's a perfect fit for their system but he could play any system. He's fast but he's got a live arm, he sees the field. For a young guy, a redshirt freshman, he's playing as well as any quarterback in the country. I'm very impressed. The backup is a good player, (Bryan) Bennett could play for anybody."
Sophomore safety Jared Tevis:
On Oregon's speed:
"We just have to contain their speed. They got a lot of quick guys, and they hit the holes quickly. We just have to contain them and play hard."
On Oregon's ability to break tackles:
"They break tackles, so if we wrap up, we should be in good shape."
On De'Anthony Thomas' explosiveness:
"He looks real explosive. He has a couple of big plays every game so we just have to contain him and have our defense be disciplined."
On how practicing against Arizona's offense prepares them for Oregon's offense: "We been practicing against a no-huddle throughout camp, and we have a real upbeat offense just like they do. But there are differences between the offenses, and it will show in the game. But it does prepare us to practice against our offense because it is similar to theirs."
On (Jeff) Casteel teaching tackling:
"He just teaches us to run to the ball and put our face in the arms of the tackler and smother him. He likes to teach us individually on tackling techniques and work on getting low. But it's really just the mindset."
Senior offensive lineman Trace Biskin
On Autzen Stadium:
"Every time we go up there, it is always an experience. They have a great atmosphere up there. It's really loud and really hectic. I was telling the guys yesterday that Oregon is the only original Pac-10 school our senior class has yet to beat. We're definitely thinking about that and using it as motivation. We're going up there with a mentality of us against the world."
On the quickness of Oregon's defense:
"Our film of them shows us that they move around really fast but if we play physical and move around with them then we can defeat their defense."
Senior quarterback Matt Scott
On Autzen Stadium:
"I just remember it being very loud up there, and it's a great atmosphere. The crowd plays a huge factor, so it's going to be a great game."
On emulating the atmosphere of Autzen in practice:
"We have been practicing communicating but it's always hard to emulate thousands of people screaming real loud, heckling and doing other stuff. It's really hard to simulate that."
On Oregon's defense:
"They have a good defense; they play hard and tough. But this offense plays hard and tough as well. Our guys up front played real well. The past three games, our playmakers have been coming through. So this offense is capable of beating them."
On the confidence of the offense affecting Saturday's game:
"It might but our confidence also relies on us being able to execute. It relies on execution during practice and working hard every day."
On this week being a week to advance Arizona's relevance:
"Oregon is a top-five team. We're coming off a strong week, and we want to show them that we are capable of beating them."
Sophomore cornerback Jonathan McKnight
On De'Anthony Thomas:
"Every week he makes amazing plays, so we need to run to the ball, tackle hard and wrap him up"
On watching Oregon on TV:
"They are always exciting to watch on TV because of the type of offense they run but their team can be beat. We just have to play really hard against them."
The Wildcats will make their first road trip of the season and open Pac-12 play facing the Oregon Ducks on Sat., Sept. 22, at Autzen Stadium. The game will kick off at 7:30 p.m. PT and air on ESPN.


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Career Notes: A bullpen catcher during his tenure on the Uptown campus...appeared in five games, recording four at-bats, one run and one walk...earned the LeBreton Award in 2013 for his selfless contributions to the Green Wave baseball program.
2013 (Redshirt Junior): Appeared in three games on the season, all as a pinch-hitter...recorded at-bats against Memphis (3/23), against LSU (3/26) and against UAB (3/16).
2012 (Sophomore): Appeared in two games off of the bench...made his collegiate debut as a pinch hitter with a walk and a runs scored versus Brown (3/17)...appeared as a pinch-hitter versus Alcorn State (4/11).
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Prep: Lettered twice at Deerfield High School...named to the Central Suburban League Senior All-Star Game at Oakton Community College in Des Plaines, Illinois...earned a spot on the CSL All-Star squad as an outfielder and a pitcher during his junior season...also lettered twice in golf...selected the golf team captain as a senior...off the diamond, was named an AP Scholar-Athlete and an Illinois State Scholar-Athlete...earned high honors all four years at DHS...was a member of the Deerfield High School Honor Society and the Spanish Honor Society...participated in the Central Suburban League Student-Athlete Leadership Conference.
Personal: Born Tyler Sean Chamberlain-Simon on March 23, 1991...son of William Simon and Cheryl Chamberlain...has one brother, Brendan, and one sister, Nicolette...intends to major in business.


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Femoral anteversion is an inward twisting of the thigh bone, also known as the femur (the bone that is located between the hip and the knee). Femoral anteversion causes the child's knees and feet to turn inward, or have what is also known as a "pigeon-toed" appearance. It is typically detected when the child is four to six years old.
Femoral anteversion can be the result of stiff hip muscles due to the position of the baby in the uterus. It also has a tendency to run in families. Typically, a child's walking style looks like that of his/her parents.
When the child is first learning how to walk, femoral anteversion can create an intoeing appearance. As the knees and feet turn in, the legs look like they are bowed. The bowed leg stance actually helps the child achieve greater balance as they stand. Balance is not as steady when they try to stand and walk with their feet close together or with their feet turned out. This may cause them to trip and fall.
The diagnosis of femoral anteversion is made by a physical examination by your child's physician. During the examination, the physician obtains a complete prenatal and birth history of the child and asks if other family members are known to have femoral anteversion.
Other diagnostic procedures may include:
In addition, some physicians place ink or chalk on the bottom of the child's feet and have them walk on paper to evaluate the amount of intoeing the child has.
Specific treatment for femoral anteversion will be determined by your child's physician based on:
The twisting in of the thigh bone usually improves with time. As the child grows, normal walking patterns typically resume by 8 to 10 years of age.
Occasionally braces or special shoes are prescribed by the physician.
Femoral anteversion has a very good prognosis. Many cases correct themselves as the child grows. On rare occasions, femoral anteversion can be severe and surgery may be required to straighten the thigh bone.
It is important to know that femoral anteversion typically does not lead to arthritis or any other future health problems.
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Teachers in California, Arizona, and Oklahoma have contributed interdisciplinary lesson plans which explore subjects such as reading, math, social studies, and science through the lens of classical music.
This is the premier online destination for kids to learn about music and the symphony orchestra. Geared for ages 8-13, SFSKids.org is suitable not only for kids, but also for parents, families, and schools.
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Freddy Perez-Rodas, 27, faces one count of murder and one count of arson, according to the Riverside County District Attorney's Office. Perez-Rodas pleaded not guilty to all counts, and his bail was set at $2 million.
If convicted, he could face up to 50 years to life in prison.
Murrieta police say they believe Perez-Rodas fatally shot his 25-year-old wife, Laura Perez, in their Murrieta home on Wednesday. Detectives say Perez-Rodas then his wife's body in a storage locker Moreno Valley.
Police said Perez-Rodas returned to the home and set fire to it, but failed to burn it down. According to police, Perez-Rodas called 911 to report that his house was on fire.
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Ernesto Canales uses his many years of experience working in criminal law and fighting for the defense of low-income citizens who have been unjustly accused as motivation to push for a reform of the criminal and judicial systems in Mexico.
Ernesto Canales uses his many years of experience working in criminal law and fighting for the defense of low-income citizens who have been unjustly accused as motivation to push for a reform of the criminal and judicial systems in Mexico.
Ernesto works toward an integral reform of the criminal and judicial system in Mexico by promoting more transparent, efficient, and honest trials with the goal of preventing another generation of large-scale injustices and systematic corruption. In practice, the current Mexican legal system suffers from a severe disconnect between the intent of laws and their actual implementation. Renace looks for ways to correct this by refocusing on social conduct to come ever closer to the notion of justice, a more substantive basis for the laws, and applying these laws to further greater social welfare.
At the core is the implementation of oral trials nationwide, starting with a state-by-state strategy. Renace helps state governments understand the failures of their criminal system, based on the inquisitorial model, and modify their legislation by implementing oral trials, based on an agile, efficient, oral system that recognizes the most important rights of the victims and defendant. Renace has already managed to transform the legal system in the state of Nuevo León and is working to reproduce its success in other states.
Ernesto's position as a prestigious corporate lawyer has helped him to unite many key figures from different public, private and social sectors to discuss criminal reform. These meetings have been so effective that they have been able to construct a proposal for criminal reform that as of April 2012 was under discussion in the Senator's Chamber. Ernesto also has participated actively in the planning and implementation of public policies focused on improving the judicial system at a local, national, and federal level.
Renace also spearheaded the creation of the National Network of Civil Organizations in Support of Oral Trials and Due Process. More than 100 higher-level institutions have joined this network, which led to achieving approval of a constitutional reform of the criminal justice system in Mexico, incorporating the principles of oral trials in 2008.
The structure of the Mexican criminal system frequently creates injustices because current laws give excessive discretional authority to the Public Ministry, the government agency responsible for criminal investigations. Judges remain separated from the investigation process and the presentation of evidence, and therefore they frequently lack key elements required to reach an informed verdict. Beyond this, the justice system is structured in a way that is often set up to fail. As a result, Mexican's harbor severe mistrust of their judicial system. Only 15 percent of crime victims actually file reports with the authorities, which constitutes one of the main causes of impunity in Mexico.
The Mexico legal model uses the inquisitorial model, in which the default verdict of the courts is a guilty sentence and oral trials—a foundation of the alternative adversarial model used in the U.S. for instance—are not performed. Judges do not participate in the majority of the previous trials of investigation and in the presentation of evidence. Therefore, they frequently select a guilty verdict because evidence could not be proven otherwise. Furthermore, judges never meet the defendants. As a result, only 5 percent of those accused are acquitted. Finally, criminal trials do not give the police incentives to carry out professional criminal investigations. The majority of the sentences are convictions based on the confession of the accused.
The Public Ministry has more rights than the victim and the defendant in putting together the evidence for the preliminary investigation. The evidence prepared by the Public Ministry is generally taken as fact, without considering potential flaws in the process of gathering evidence. The law actually prohibits the presentation of contradictions or objections regarding the elements of evidence presented by the Public Ministry, which puts the defendant at a severe disadvantage in court.
Another frequent abuse of the current system is the excessive and indiscriminate use of preventive detention. This indefinite imprisonment deprives the accused of their freedom before they receive a trial and are determined innocent or guilty. As a result, jails are overcrowded and innocent prisoners can be incarcerated for indefinite lengths if they don't have the economic resources to pay for private judicial services.
Furthermore, suspects, defendants, and prisoners report a large amount of abuse and mistreatment by the authorities. This is illustrated by the high percentage of appeals against the country's National Human Rights Commission that are related to injuries committed by the police, harassment from government agents, and human rights violations of the people who have had their freedom taken away.
Renace has two key elements to its strategy: (i) judicial services for innocent defenders and (ii) advocacy for oral trials in the Mexican legal system. Ernesto believes that the majority of the failures of the criminal system are structural, and not in the application of the laws. Therefore, he promotes the study and analysis of the failures of the current regimen among academic figures and law schools as a way to resolve the challenges and thus, create a better criminal justice system.
The first element provides judicial services to innocent defendants and prisoners as well as services for their reintegration into society. Renace offers judicial attention for these individuals so that they can be released from prison. The organization also provides physiological support, family care and community follow up with reintegration into society, work, and family by activating networks to prevent social marginalization.
The judicial services consist of legal consultancy, granting bail payment so prisoners can obtain provisional freedom, and actual defense of their case. The psychological support consists of treatment, home visits, controlled interviews, and support from other partner organizations in areas such as human rights, human development, and public security. This legal and psychological assistance fulfills the obligations determined by legal authorities.
This model has permitted Renace to gather reliable statistics that have helped to identify structural problems within the criminal justice system. A study and analysis of more than 20,000 criminal cases handled by Renace in its first ten years in Nuevo León showed that in the Investigation Council, the majority of the injustices in cases were the result of mistakes made by legal authorities.
The second key element of Renace's strategy is the promotion of criminal reform to change the current inquisitorial system in favor of an adversarial-accused system with oral trials. Renace lobbies at the local, state, and federal levels through campaigns, participation in distinct media outlets, and academic events. The goal is to achieve the passing of plural and exclusive laws at the state and federal level that would regulate the penal process.
In addition, Renace organizes conferences and working groups with local judicial branches, through the Coordination Council for the Implementation of the Criminal Justice System and the Executive Commission for the Reform of the Criminal Justice System. In this way, Ernesto has been able to promote new codes of criminal procedures in Nuevo León and support the adequate implementation of the defense system at the local, national, and federal levels. In addition, he has participated in the approval process of the reform of the federal constitutional criminal system and campaigned for the approval of the new Federal Code of Executive Criminal Procedures.
To gain support and allies from the civil society and academic sectors at the local, national, and federal level, Renace communicates the benefits of the accusatory system to other organizations. Renace uses forums, research, and conferences to explain the benefits of having a more transparent criminal justice system. To influence decision-makers, Ernesto frequently arranges meetings with legislators, judicial authorities, key figures in the criminal field, and the state and federal executive branches.
Another strength of Renace is its media communication strategy. Documentaries including The Tunnel and Presumed Guilty explain the problems in the Mexican criminal system in an engaging way. Presumed Guilty reached a significant national and international audience, providing a further impulse for immediate legal reform.
Renace is composed of eighteen full-time employees, more than thirty volunteers and an influential board. The organization has also developed operational processes and manuals that define and empower the institution. Renace is financed by diverse organizations including national and international foundations and donations from companies that have enabled the organization to be effective and expand. With Ernesto's leadership and guidance, Renace has become a prestigious and respected organization in Mexico.
Ernesto was born in the city of Monterrey, Nuevo León and grew up in a family where philanthropic activities played a fundamental role. His father was very involved on boards supporting educational and religious works, and his mother was constantly doing service work and helping those who needed it most. Ernesto studied law, which allowed him to reflect profoundly on the subject of justice and its relationship with the fulfillment of laws.
Ernesto is convinced that hard work and effort are the basis of success for all projects, but only with congruency and continuity can one achieve standing above the rest. Worried about the injustices that the criminal system of Mexico generates, Ernesto formed a group of lawyers in 1994 that shared his concern and wanted to dedicate themselves to defending the thousands of people who had been victims of injustice and lacked the resources to defend themselves. One year later, Renace was founded to serve as a resource for wrongly accused individuals and to systematize the assistance and generate data on the injustices of the criminal system.
In 2001 Ernesto realized that providing legal assistance was insufficient because the laws of the criminal system were creating injustices. He started a campaign to change the justice system in the state of Nuevo León. From the success obtained by accomplishing change in the criminal justice system of Nuevo León, Renace united with other COs to promote criminal reform throughout all of Mexico, creating the National Network of Civil Organizations in Support of Oral Trials and Due Process.
Ernesto's mission is the creation of a Mexican criminal system that is just, transparent, and fair to everyone.
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The Medical Lake Cardinals won the 1964 Northeast A League boy's basketball championship with a 16-1 league record and finished 19-2 overall following their 75-66 loss to Elma at the state A tournament title game in Tacoma. Pictured (front row l-r): Bob Bell, Louis Evans, Rocky Draper, Carl Liggins and Larry Tarrant. (back row l-r): John Brewer, Jim Hillbrick, John Marsalis, Alan Gilbreth, Jim Wiess, Gary Glasgow and coach Kent Mathison. Manager is Jerry Murray.
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A new research conducted at the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology reports that even three-year-old infants can find out whether you are only whining or genuinely upset.
"This study provides the first evidence that three-year-olds can evaluate just how reasonable another person's distressed reaction is to a particular incident or situation, and this influences whether they are concerned enough to try to do something to help," said Robert Hepach, who led the study.
AdvertisementThe experiment involved 48 children, split evenly between girls and boys, from 36 to 39 months old, the journal Developmental Psychology reports.
Researchers recorded reactions of each child as he or she witnessed an adult acting upset in one of three contexts: when the distress was justified, when it was unjustified and when the cause of the distress was unknown, the study said.
For the experiment, two adults met with each child and engaged in various situations in which one of the adults would display distress by frowning, whimpering or pouting.
Their distress was in response to specific incidents of apparent physical harm, material loss or unfairness. In each case, the child witnessed the adult either experiencing something that should cause distress or reacting to something that occurred in a similar context but was much less serious.
Children who witnessed the adult being upset due to a real harm or injustice showed concern for him, intervened on his behalf and checked on him when he later expressed distress out of their view.
When a child witnessed an adult in a justifiably distressing incident, the child's face showed concern, whereas the child's expression indicated she was "checking" when the incident did not warrant distress or the adult was out of sight but could be heard, the study said.
"In most instances, they identified unfounded distress and responded in a manner appropriate for the specific situation," said Hepach.
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In a recent interview on FOX News Channel's Studio B with Shepard Smith, Matt Kemp discussed the criticism he received for participating in the Home Run Derby, what he thought of Robinson Cano getting booed, and how he felt about the awards he received from the Negro League.
On New York Yankees player Robinson Cano being booed at the 2012 Home Run Derby:
"Ya I don't quite understand that, you know that's a great guy somebody I've known for a long, long time. Before I even got to the big leagues we played winter ball together so you know I think he just went out there and picked the team he thought would help him win the derby and you know the American League actually won it so I don't think many fans can complain about the results of it."
On why he thinks some sports reporters criticized his participation in the Home Run Derby:
"I guess some of them were thinking that I shouldn't participate in the Home Run Derby but I don't think people realize I've been taking batting practice for the last month. My leg feels good, my first game is going to be here in the next two days and I'm excited to get back on the field. I mean they're going to write what they want to write, it's all good."
On the awards he received from the Negro League:
"It was an unbelievable feeling to receive the awards I accepted. You know, just going there for the first time and seeing some of the history of the Negro Leagues and where they came from and what they represent and them paving the way for us as African American athletes it was just unbelievable. And not really realizing how much the Negro Leagues did so many things that brought more to the game of Major League Baseball. So it was a special day for me and my family and we enjoyed the museum."
On playing with the team's new manager, Magic Johnson:
"Magic and the group, they're great. They've been nothing but positive and doing some great things around there so far. You know Magic is a great guy he's one of the most humble guys I've ever met in my life and just a great guy to talk to. He definitely knows the importance of the Dodgers to LA and he's going to do whatever it takes to get our team to wherever we need to go."


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She may be new to the government's most secretive branch, but 28-year-old Annie Walker (Piper Perabo) has the uncanny instincts, tenacity and persistence that could make this girl-next-door a lethal weapon. Although her first mission unexpectedly ends in a hail of bullets, Annie doesn't get flustered or second-guess her new career path when the Agency unexpectedly promotes her to field operative. If anything, it has made her more determined to be good at her job and see her assignments through.
In the blink of an eye, an assignment can go from routine to rogue and when Annie finds herself in situations with no rules or prior training to guide her, all she can rely on is her intuition. Too bad her intuition didn't keep Annie from getting her heart broken by someone she believed was the man of her dreams ... but that was two years ago. Now the CIA and its inherent dangers are a welcome change -- almost a kind of refuge.
As Annie plunges headlong into her new job, she soon realizes it means having to lead a double life, whether it's lying to her family or facing down ruthless terrorists around the world and enemies of the state. Unlike her older sister Danielle who has worked hard to build a stable, reliable, and predictable life, Annie likes the peripatetic and unpredictable nature of working for the Agency. But she'll soon find out that staying emotionally unattached could prove to be far more challenging than staying alive.
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Piper Perabo stars as Annie Walker in COVERT AFFAIRS.
In 2009, Perabo made her stage debut in Neil Labute's controversial play Reasons to be Pretty directed by Terry Kinney. She co-starred alongside Alison Pill, Thomas Sadoski and Pablo Schreiber.
Although new to the theater, Perabo is no stranger to the screen. In 2007, she was seen in the Christopher Nolan film "The Prestige" with Hugh Jackman and Christian Bale; in "Because I Said So" with Diane Keaton and Lauren Graham and in "First Snow," a film directed by Mark Fergus and co-starring Guy Pearce and Adam Scott. Next, Perabo was seen in John Glenn's disturbing thriller "The Lazarus Project," with Paul Walker and Disney's "Beverly Hills Chihuahua" alongside Jaime Lee Curtis. Perabo was also seen in Paramount Vantage's "Carriers" as the female lead opposite Chris Pine and Lou Taylor Pucci in the post-apocalyptic thriller about four friends trying to escape a viral pandemic.
Some of her other film credits include Adam Shankman's "Cheaper by the Dozen 2," in which she reprised her role as the eldest daughter to Steve Martin and Bonnie Hunt; the romantic comedy "Imagine Me & You," with Lena Headey and Matthew Goode and the crime drama "10th & Wolf" with an ensemble cast that included James Marsden and Dennis Hopper. Perabo made her feature film debut in the comedy "Whiteboyz," written by Danny Hoch and also starred in "Coyote Ugly."
A native of Dallas, Texas, Perabo currently resides in New York City.
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Release Date: 2008-06-04 (NY)
Genre: Drama,
Rating: NR
Duration: 1hr 40min
Franco Elica, a dissolute movie director who slides into despair after being asked - to his horror - to make yet another version of Alessandro Manzoni's The Betrothed. Complicating matters is news that a looming sexual-harassment scandal is about to break. Hoping to avoid the scandal at all costs, Franco flees to Sicily where he hides out in a small village. There he meets a host of colorful characters: a man who makes his living shooting souvenir wedding films, a film director who is faking his own death to finally achieve the fame that has eluded him all his life, and the cultured nobleman Prince Ferdinando Gravina di Palagonia. The menacing Prince, a huge fan of Franco's movies, commissions the depraved filmmaker to shoot the wedding of his tempestuous daughter, Bona, with whom Elica quickly falls impulsively, idiotically, dangerously in love and whose wedding he becomes driven to sabotage at all costs.
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Sergio Castellitto, Donatella Finocchiaro, Sami Frey, Silvia Ajelli, Maurizio Donadoni, Gianni Cavina, Bruno Cariello, Corinne Castelli
- Directed by Marco Bellocchio
- Produced by Marco Bellocchio, Sergio Pelone
- Written by Marco Bellocchio
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Halston Homes is a dealer of modular homes and mobile homes in Kamloops BC Canada.
Halston Homes offers a full range of housing and several development sites throughout British Columbia.
Halston Homes will custom build to suit your needs faster than any manufacturer in Western Canada.
Halston Homes can assist you with all your set up / foundation / basement / requirements as well as financing in an all-inclusive package.
Please feel free to contact us and we will be happy to e-mail you floor plans, videos, and answer any of your questions.
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All UCLA Softball sports campers are invited to receive THREE FREE ADMISSIONS to the following game:
UCLA vs. Oregon State
Saturday, May 2 - 3:00pm
Easton Stadium, UCLA Campus
Simply complete the online registration below and a confirmation will be sent to you shortly after. YOU WILL NOT RECEIVE TICKETS TO THIS EVENT. Instead, your reservation will be on a gate list held at the main entrance of Easton Stadium under the camper's name. Please let the gate attendant know you are on the UCLA CAMPER Gate List.
Seating is limited for UCLA Softball sports camper day and early registration is suggested. All seats held for sports camper day participants will be held up to 15 minutes prior to the first pitch at which time they will be released to the general public for purchase.
Please note, due to NCAA regulations, all high school-aged students' full names must be entered below to receive free admission.
Additional friends and family members can purchase tickets at a rate of $7 for adults and $5 for youth (16 years and younger) by calling (310) UCLA-WIN. Groups tickets (15 or more people) are also available for $5 by calling our (310) 206-5991.


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Monaco Shore Excursion: Private Day Trip to Nice, Saint-Paul de Vence and Cannes
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- Private shore excursion from Monaco to the French Riviera
- Panoramic views over Nice from Mt Boron
- Nice flower market and Old Town
- Explore the Impressionist painters' village of Saint-Paul de Vence
What You Can Expect
Between Monaco and Nice, you'll drive along the spectacular seaside Lower Corniche road that's home to ancient villages and modern marinas, including Villefranche, where you'll admire the bay and citadel.
Immerse yourself in Nice's history on Place Garibaldi in the Old Town, and marvel at the modern New Town as you stroll along Promenade des Arts, home to the Modern Art Museum, Sosno's library and the Acropolis center. You'll also visit the colorful flower market in Cours Saleya.
Your private day trip continues inland, through the picture-postcard countryside of Provence to the second-most visited village in France, Saint-Paul de Vence. With its cobblestone lanes and trendy art galleries, it's easy to see why the town is so popular. You'll have about an hour to explore this former haunt of the Impressionist painters.
Next, head back to the coast, passing through Golfe-Juan, where Napoleon landed in 1815. Finally, you'll arrive in Cannes, the city of festivals, fireworks and film stars. There will be time to look around the shops and stroll along the sandy beaches. You will also see Cannes' famous Croisette Boulevard, which stretches along the beachfront and is home to exclusive shops and hotels.
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When all else fails, post your project on one of these internet platforms.
The Parks and Recreation Department of Round Rock Texas pulls a community together to work on a public space for children with disabilities.
When money's tight and work needs to get done, it can be hard to decide what to do when it comes to a piece of aging equipment. Should you buy new or used? Or rent instead?
Sanitation is an extremely important service that's too often taken for granted. Dodge Winston, a 42-year-old Wastewater Plant Operator II in the San Francisco Bay Area, has made it a subject you won't be able to forget. His fourth self-published novel, The Wastewater Plant, is an account of life...
Artists in Houston are "upcycling" difficult-to-reuse refuse into sculptures, doors, mirrors, and other works of art.
Three departments use National Public Works Week to develop future employees.
The Mighty Mouse's public works department roars.
Highway sign program credits sponsorship of clean technology and/or energy.
Having problems keeping public assets free of graffiti? Try covering them with ivy! That's what the City of Lynwood, Calif., did two years ago.
Singer and songwriter Melanie Hammet uses her job as pro-tem mayor of Pine Lake, Ga., for musical inspiration.
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A thorough concrete condition evaluation usually will analyze at least some concrete cores and powder samples. It may also require sampling and testing steel reinforcement, prestressing tendons, other embedded metals, sheathing, grout, asphalt, or other component materials. Some typical techniques and applications include field observation, laboratory testing of materials, and petrographic analysis.
Field observation is used to verify de-laminations and other conditions of structural elements in situ. For example, an investigator might compare the depth of a core hole to the length of the core extracted to determine if any material was lost, or check to see whether cracks in a core are reflected in the core hole. One might also need to expose underlying materials or layers to verify conditions detected or suggested by nondestructive test methods.
Extracted samples can be laboratory tested to determine actual material properties and conditions such as strength and modulus, permeability, potential alkali-silica reactivity (ASR), chloride content, and chloride profile.
Petrographic analysis is the visual and microscopic inspection of prepared concrete sections. It is used to evaluate concrete composition and a range of conditions such as its air content and air void distribution, the presence or extent of freeze/thaw damage, the depth of carbonation, cement-paste components and condition, aggregate composition, the presence of ASR gel or ASR damage, and other kinds of damage. A skilled petrographer's analysis often can shed light on the likely causes of damage and deterioration.
Such comprehensive condition evaluations give bridge owners the information needed to maximize bridge service life, minimize disruption of traffic flow, and optimize the allocation of maintenance and rehabilitation resources. By requiring thorough evaluations of concrete bridge structures, public works officials can more successfully develop realistic maintenance, repair/rehabilitation, and replacement plans.
— Christopher A. Ligozio is a senior structural engineer with CTL Group in Skokie, Ill.
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May 16, 2011 12:16 PM
Here at Outblush, we support all our troops: Men, women, deployed, garrison, gay, straight, purple, dinosaur. And we support fashion. This May, we present to you a combination of the two: Our first ever Memorial Day-a-Palooza. Below, we showcase some beautiful Memorial Day parade/party options with an accompanying charity that has ties to veterans and military members. The idea is that instead of buying the patriotically themed wares, you would donate that dollar amount to the charity listed....Of course, you could do both and everyone wins!
1. Gathered Cami Dress ($330)
CHARITY: Wounded Warrior Project
2. Star Stud Earrings ($75)
CHARITY: Fisher House Foundation
3. Splendid Striped Tank ($78)
CHARITY: Disabled American Veterans
4. Jacquard Pants ($215)
CHARITY: Special Operations Warrior Foundation
5. Velvet Stripe Shirt ($160)
CHARITY: National Military Family Association
6. Flag Patch Holdal ($118)
CHARITY: Coalition to Salute America's Heroes
7. Paper Straw Fedora ($38)
CHARITY: Soldier Ride
8. Paiigge Gladiator Sandal ($70)
CHARITY: Operation Homefront
9. Odelina Bow Flat ($18)
CHARITY: Freedom Alliance
Seriously, this is a great idea! Any $$ donated is great!
Hi. I want an aspire/acquire for those expensive a$$ shorts, and then I want you to tell me what to wear them with. Give it to me, Outbaby! And give to charity, everyone else!
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Nordic Empress, which suffered an engine fire last weekend while en route from Bermuda to New York, arrived at Bermuda's King's Wharf today for repairs which, alas, will take a little longer than Royal Caribbean had hoped. The cruise line, which had sailed the ship back to Bermuda and flown passengers to New York, had already announced that the June 17 sailing would be canceled. Now the cruise line's saying that the following sailing (departing New York June 24) has been canceled as well. Those on the first canceled sailing get the maximum "full refund plus free cruise" reward while those on the second get "full refund plus 50 percent discount on future cruise."
Call it "official cruise cancellation policy" for the, of late, beleaguered cruise line? The family of Royal Caribbean-Celebrity has had three ships in emergency dry dock this month alone. The Nordic Empress compensation offerings are identical to those handed out by sister line Celebrity, whose Infinity lost two Alaska cruises because of mechanical issues, as did its Galaxy, which lost one European sailing due to unexpected problems.
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Soccer Tames Titans, 3-1
Oct. 24, 2003
Chicago, Ill.- The 2003 season has been a campaign of streaks for the UIC men's soccer team.
The Flames' most recent streak was kept alive on Friday after a 3-1 victory over Horizon League rival Detroit at an overcast Flames Field extended UIC's latest unbeaten streak to six games.
UIC (9-4-2, 2-2-2 Horizon League) was led by senior Dennis King, who earned three points to increase his team lead to 23, and goals by Pete Kelley and Derek Kosek.
King struck first in the 10th minute of the game. After Nate Day was tripped on a Detroit foul in the box, King took a penalty kick and launched it past Titan keeper Matt Strabbing for an early 1-0 lead.
King was back on the attack in the 29th minute, serving up an assist to Kelley for an easy score after a deflection created an empty net on the left side of the goal.
Detroit (7-7-1, 4-2-0 Horizon League) got on the board thanks to an unassisted goal by David Lepore. Lepore punched in a deflection off of UIC defender Jason Keiffer past Ross Cain to cut the lead in half, 2-1.
But UIC answered back. Derek Kosek gave the Flames some breathing room in the 79th minute, taking a ball unassisted and firing it past the keeper and into the right corner of the net for the third and final UIC score of the contest.
Cain was brilliant once again, saving nine of 11 shots on goal to earn his seventh victory of the season.
The Titans edged the Flames in attempts on goal, 11-8, but could not take advantage of prime scoring opportunities. Detroit's best chance, freshman Vahid Assadpour's laser shot from just within midfield in the early minutes of the second period, hit the right crossbar to come up inches short of a momentum-changing goal.
UIC is now 4-0-2 in their last six games after a four-game losing streak. The Flames began the season with a school-record five-game winning streak.
The Flames are back in action on Monday, October 27th for their Horizon League regular-season finale against Wright State at Flames Field for the last home contest of the 2003 campaign. Game time is at 2 p.m.