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Working the Recruiters
Laurie Ruettimann does not want to be sent flowers. Ever.
The human-resources professional from Raleigh, N.C., remembers getting an expensive bouquet while working as an in-house corporate recruiter years ago. The arrangement had been sent to her by a hopeful job hunter but the overture actually made her angry.
"Gift giving means that you're somehow indebted, and when you force that on somebody it's inappropriate, even offensive," says Ms. Ruettimann. "I responded like I would with any other candidate. When we didn't move forward with his résumé, I just sent him a note, automated through the system."
In the current tight job market, cold calls and gimmicky gestures are the worst ways to approach recruiters—especially if your skills don't exactly match the job. Instead, experts recommend old-fashioned networking as the best way to get onto a recruiter's job-candidate list, but the effort requires more than just a LinkedIn invitation.
Find the recruiters who service your specific niche and try to meet them face-to-face at trade events. Getting an introduction from a colleague is another good way to get in.
But don't launch into a sales pitch upon meeting, says Ms. Ruettimann. Try throwing the recruiter some business. Offer an introduction to somebody within your network who's having a hard time filling a job. The recruiter may return the favor by keeping you in mind for future jobs.
Recruiters prefer working with employed job candidates, so make your connection while you are still employed or immediately after being laid off.
There are exceptions, says Tim Honn, president of Fortis Recruiting Solutions in Lisle, Ill. If you took time off to care for an ill parent, companies will understand that. But it's important to show that you stayed active while unemployed, and this includes pursuing extra career training, consulting or doing volunteer work.
"You never want to give the impression that you're just sitting around and waiting for calls," says Mr. Honn, who also advises job hunters to never omit anything that can be uncovered with a Google search. He recently uncovered résumé inconsistencies while doing reference checks on a job candidate. The omissions killed the job hunter's chances with the company and Mr. Honn.
Be strategic with your job search. Plastering yourself all over the Internet and on every job site and database can make recruiters suspicious, says Ms. Ruettimann. "It makes you look desperate, and recruiters don't want to waste their time if you've already been turned down by a bunch of companies."
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TORCH would like to thank all of our Critical Access Hospital members, exhibitors and sponsors for your participation in this year's Critical Access Conference and Tradeshow. This event was a huge success and we look forward to hosting it again at the beautiful Hyatt Lost Pines Resort and Spa June 27-28, 2017.
CAH Conference Presentations
Tuesday, June 28th
CAH Market Analysis and Macroeconomic Trends
Balance is Bull$%*&!: Defining Priorities to Find Peace of Mind
Key Drivers of Critical Access Hospital Financial Performance
The Impact of Value Based Payment on Cost Control Reimbursement
Targeting Zero: Developing a Culture of High Reliability
Wednesday, June 29th
Medicare Rural Hospital Flexibility (Flex) Program Updates and Opportunities
Expanding Quality to Enhance the Viability of Your Hospital
Market Influencers and Challenges Facing the 340B Drug Pricing Program for CAH
Operational Strategies for Managing the Critical Access Hospital Swing Bed Program
And That's A Wrap!
TORCH would like to thank all of our hospital, endorsed vendors and corporate members for attending the 2016 Annual Conference and Tradeshow. This year's conference broke record attendance with over 700 total attendees and 100 individual member hospitals represented. We appreciate everyone taking time out of your busy schedules to attend this educational and networking event. Your participation and engagement is crucial to our success and we thank our hospital members and vendors for joining us. Please save the date for April 18-20, 2017 as we will be back at the Hyatt Regency Dallas next year and hope to see you there.
Patrick L. Wallace, FACHE 2016 Gordon Russell Merit Award Recipient
Each year, the Texas Organization of Rural & Community Hospitals honors a rural hospital administrator who embodies the true spirit of superior service to their local community. In recognition of nearly 40 years of service in health care and to rural hospitals, including executive leadership positions at rural hospitals in Athens, Graham and Palacios, Patrick Wallace has been named the recipient of this year's Gordon Russell Award of Merit.
This award exists to recognize outstanding achievement by rural and community hospital administrators and for their leadership and dedication to the profession. Gordon Russell, the award's namesake, was the administrator of Hi-Plains Hospital for over 40 years and a former mayor of Hale Center, Texas.
Since 1988, Patrick has been the current administrator for ETMC Athens in Athens. Prior to joining ETMC Athens, he spent 10 years as administrator for Graham General Hospital in Graham. He was also the administrator for Wagner General Hospital is Palacios. Prior to Wagner General Hospital, he was an administrative resident at Bexar County Hospital District in San Antonio.
Patrick received his Bachelor of Science degree from Southwestern University in Georgetown and then his Master of Science Degree from Trinity University in San Antonio.
His professional activities include being a member of the American College of Healthcare Executives, American Hospital Association Regional Policy Board 7, Rural or Small Hospitals Constituency Section Governing Council and the Task Force on Ensuring Access in Vulnerable Communities Rural Subcommittee. He is also the Past Chairman of the Texas Hospital Association. Patrick is also on the executive committees of the Texas Center for Rural Health Initiatives, Texas Office of Rural Community Affairs and Texas Department of Rural Affairs (SORH).
TORCH Annual Awards
TORCH is pleased to announce the following award winners at the 2016 TORCH Annual Conference & Tradeshow:
TORCH Founder's Award - Connie Berry
HealthSure TORCH Light Award - Otto Kaiser Memorial Hospital
TMSI Endorsed Partner of the Year - Southwest Medical Associates
20 Year TORCH Corporate Member - Texas Hospital Insurance Exchange
10 Year TORCH Corporate Member - Merritt Hawkins
John F. Boff Memorial Scholarships - Ashley R. Evans and Sarah Tucker
Continuing Education Stipend Awards - Billie Bell, Renee Castillo, Sonia M. Castro, Cary Shane Keys, April M. Monroe, Phillip Smith
MHA Scholarship Award - Rhett D. Fricke
TORCH Outgoing Board Plaques - Bill Barnes, Jack R. Endres, JD, FACHE, John Henderson, Grady Hooper, Chuck Norris
TORCH Conference Presentations
Tuesday, April 26th
Population Management...It Does Take a Village - The Eight Challenges We Face
Federal Advocacy Update from the DC Front Lines
State Legislative/Election Update
Wednesday, April 27th
The Future of Texas' Rural Hospitals: What the Data Tells Us and New Models for Preserving Access to Care
Taking it to the streets: The Intersection Between Public Health and Population Health
New Weapons for Your War on Cost
Drivers for Healthcare Technology Investment
How to Find Your Next Super Star Biller/Collector
Instituting a Highly Effective Physician Compliance Program
How Hospital Districts Can Leverage State Pricing to Adopt Cloud-Based Services
Home Health Roundtable Discussion
The Rural Experience as Seen from Elsewhere
"Beware:Ransomware Attacks Healthcare"
Thursday, April 28th
2016 Legal Issues Update
"True Grit":Paves Way to A Brighter Future
NAIP Stories from Rural TeleHealth Pilot Participants
TORCH Board Approves the Formation of a TORCH Community Care Organization (CCO)
This year we are very excited to be in the midst of a rollout of an important new initiative for TORCH and its members around population health. The Texas Community Care Organization (TxCCO) is a joint venture between TORCH and Rural Solutions, LLC. This business and operating model achieves several key objectives and provides TORCH with access to:
Upon its formation, the TxCCO will assemble the infrastructure to function as both a statewide rural provider network (a "Clinically Integrated Network", or CIN) charged with developing and implementing a care management platform, quality and cost standards, and analytics capabilities as well as a contracting entity to negotiate and manage performance-based service agreements with third-party payers. The work plan is composed of five phases:
The Opportunity:
You have the chance to get in on the ground floor of this effort to move rural hospitals in Texas from a 'Fee-for-Volume' to a 'Fee-for-Value' system. Our hope is that our members will want to become a part of this groundbreaking effort to create a fully-integrated, population-based rural healthcare delivery system in Texas that is TORCH-led and Texas-specific.
The Timing:
Any facility that returns their Letter of Intent and initiation fee between now and December 31, 2015 will become a 'Founding Member' of the TxCCO. Becoming a Founder will ensure that you are involved in the initial decision making and also be included in our Chronic Care Management and Transition Care Management Programs at the earliest possible opportunity. Even if you did not join by December 31, 2015, you can still participate as a member of the TxCCO. Please contact the TORCH office at (512) 873-0045 for more information on how to join and participate in this program.
Want To Know More About the TxCCO?
Continue to be on the lookout for new information from the TxCCO. The TxCCO hosts a monthly membership call on the 3rd Monday of every month. To register for these calls, please click here.
Click here for a brief white paper on the TxCCO.
Texas Rural Hospital Map
Click here to see a map of the rural hospitals throughout the state.

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The Phillips is home to radiant works by the Washington Color School. Don't miss the gallery featuring brilliant paintings by Morris Louis, Kenneth Noland, Gene Davis, and Thomas Downing, artist who frequented the museum and were inspired by the American Modernist and French Impressionist works in the galleries. Leo Villareal's pulsating Scramble offers a contemporary twist to the Color Field canvases.
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An Impossible Equation
Man Ray painted Equation (at left above) in Hollywood based on his 1939 drawing (at right). While the composition reveals recognizable elements from different mathematical models that appear in other Shakespearean Equation paintings, this canvas contains no suggestion of human entities or references to Shakespeare. It is also the only painting in the series that does not replicate any model in its entirety. Nonetheless, Equation notably foreshadows the Shakespearean Equations project, and Man Ray subsequently incorporated the canvas into the series.
Art and Emotion
When I first saw a Mondrian painting, I got angry. Hands-curled-up-into-fists, eyes-bulging, frowny-faced angry. "What even is this!?," I mentally shouted to nobody in particular. "Give me some graph paper and I could do it." (Full disclaimer: I am a terrible artist. Even if I did have graph paper, I could not come close to emulating the precision of one of Mondrian's works.) I wandered—stomped—away from the painting, seeking some other work of art that could cool me down.
This reaction was probably about ten years ago. I don't remember where I was, or the precise details of the painting itself, but I do remember my bodily reaction to it. I've created a memory of myself as reactor more than passive observer, and that is the memory which has stuck with me through the years. A painting by Mondrian is currently on display at the Phillips, and when I walk by it, the memory of my initial and totally irrational rage floods in—despite the fact that intellectually, I understand the artistry of the painting in front of me.
Why did a piece of canvas on a wall inspire such an emotional and physical reaction? What is it about certain works of art that makes us actively respond rather than merely see? This is one of the questions on hand in art theorist Fré Ilgen's latest book, ARTIST? The Hypothesis of Bodiness, which investigates "the involvement of the (mind/)body in everything we do, think or experience." Ilgen will discuss his book in a panel moderated by Phillips Director Dorothy Kosinski on October 15 at American University.
Have you ever experienced a reaction like this to a work of art, positive or negative? Leave your thoughts in the comments.
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Humane Communities are Safe. Safe Communities are Humane.
In responsible pet ownership communities, owners of all dogs are expected to exercise humane care, custody and control of their pets.
Humane care includes proper diet, veterinary care, socialization and training.
Humane custody includes licensing and providing permanent ID for your pet.
Owners who exercise humane control over their pets, follow leash or verbal control laws, and do not allow their pets to become threats or nuisances to the community.
All dog owners are responsible for the dogs in their care.
Consider the difference between The quality of a dog's relationship is a
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Learn why Safe Communities are also
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We all agree that laws that govern responsible pet ownership are important to foster safe, humane communities, and there is wide agreement on what kind of laws do this (e.g., licensing and vaccination requirements, leash laws, and confinement regulations, etc.) The question then becomes which approaches work best to achieve widespread complience with these laws?
Read more in:
Support, Inform, Then Enforce: Basic Principles for Safe, Humane Communities.
Programs like the Humane Society of the United States' (HSUS's) "Pets for Life" Community Outreach model can give under-served dog owners access to the types of services that enable responsible pet ownership - services that may be unavailable (non-existent or difficult to access) or unattainable due to cost. "Pets for Life" challenges the traditional assumption that owners of unaltered pets or those whose pets are living in less-than-ideal conditions are irresponsible, uncaring, or perhaps even malevolent. HSUS's hands-on experiences in five cities, and in the Gulf region after Hurricane Katrina, illustrated what progressive animal welfare advocates have long suspected: the overwhelming majority of pet owners want what is best for their animals, but some simply lack the resources and information to provide for them.
Read NCRC's full review of the "Pets for Life" Toolkit, which contains instructions for downloading or requesting a print copy of the resource from the HSUS:


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Since the pages look quite different depending on the choice, I need to disable W3TC for one of those states. How can I do that? I have figured out that putting 'isotope-navigation' in the rejected cookie box turns off caching if that cookie is present, but I have no idea what the syntax is to disable it depending on a cookies value.


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This frittata made for a great breakfast the other day (colorful & tasty, too) & had enough for a lunch for 2, as well! I was unsuccessfully encouraged to include some other things, but since I wanted to make it as given, to see how it was supposed to taste . . . And it was great, as I said! Definitely a keepeer of a recipe! [Made & reviewed while touring Greece with ZWT6]
Very, very good! We enjoyed this for breakfast today. I sliced the peppers thinly to get it done quicker, and it took 10 minutes off the prep time, which is great for a weekday morning. The flavor is just wonderful. Thanks for sharing this recipe. Made for ZWT6.


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Bus C had a wonderful day that began in our nation's capital. They started off by touring at the Newseum, a museum dedicated to journalism that explore America's history in an interactive way. Later, they stopped at the Herr's factory, where they went on a tour of the facility, where they sampled fresh, off-the-line chips. At the end, they got to peruse the gift shop and buy some tasty treats. Finally, at the end of the day, the group stopped at Hershey Park to meet up with the rest of the Wheels buses and ride some awesome rollercoasters!


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By kristine gill
Jackleen Buzzelli knew something was up during her morning walk.
The Austintown resident walks her dogs by Woodside Lake each day and noticed recently that the ducks were unusually quiet.
"Usually they're quacking and hungry," Buzzelli said.
But then she looked up and noticed a large bird take off overhead.
"Its wingspan was so big, I thought it was a herring," she said.
It was a bald eagle, and Buzzelli had enough time to get a camera out to snap a few photos.
"It was awesome," she said.
Buzzelli's mother, Dorothy Mehalco, who lives with her, didn't believe the bird could be the nation's official bird.
"I said, 'Now come on. We're in a residential area," Mehalco said.
But she believed it once Buzzelli pointed it out in some trees behind their home.
"He stayed maybe 20 or 25 minutes, then flew off," Mehalco said, adding that the other birds didn't seem to bother the eagle.
"He wasn't afraid of anybody," she said. "He was going to eat and do his thing."
Buzzelli said the bird had some type of prey in its mouth and, as it flew, a flock of crows took off after it.
She said the Ohio Department of Natural Resources suggested that the crows wanted only a piece of its food.
Buzzelli later called ODNR and the Ford Nature Education Center at Mill Creek Park to ask about the sighting.
Carol Vigorito, a naturalist with the Ford Nature Center, said there are quite a few bald eagles in the area.
"We very often see juvenile eagles especially fishing at our lake here," Vigorito said.
Bald eagles are native to Ohio and the lower 48 states, according to the ODNR.
Dan Kramer is the district wildlife management supervisor for 19 Northeast Ohio counties through the ODNR. Kramer said bald eagles are threatened — meaning their numbers are low enough to warrant special government protection.
ODNR keeps track of the number of nests in the state, which reached about 250 last year. There are at least three nests in Mahoning County, Kramer said.
Though I haven't seen any yet. I sure would like to. Their wing span amazes me! We have them here in Columbiana Cty. They've been spotted a Guilford Lake South of Salem,Oh.
I love hearing about their sightings. It's a sign of their successful return. I now live along a river in IL and have seen them a few times. It's breathtaking.
I'm gonna have to pay closer attention & try to catch that 'herring'in flight.
We saw one at Moraine St. Park while out with our Cub Scout Pack a couple of years ago. Seeing one in the wild is impressive. They are such beautiful powerful birds. It was also nice to see the young Scouts appreciate and recognize the rare opportunity to view our nations symbol of freedom.
""Its wingspan was so big, I thought it was a herring," she said."
Here is a tip Kristine ! Herrings don't fly unless transported by air when they are pickled and in jars . Herons on the other hand enjoy Herring fresh and not pickled . I hope that this explained the difference between Herrings and Herons .
I think we all knew what she meant when she said Herrings . And what a shame that some here are rude enough to point out her mistake and pick apart a nice story . When I;m in Austintown I sure will on the look out for one .
A friend and I saw a bald eagle when we were kayaking on Lake Newport in Mill Creek Park a couple years ago. I guess they're here...just not many of them.
A beautiful bird! Majestical in appearance and so graceful. You are fortunate to have seen this magnifcant bird.
A beautiful bird! Majestical in appearance and so graceful. You are fortunate to have seen this magnifcant bird.
What is comical to me are the remarks about flying herrings. I guess if you are not educated as to the fact that there is a large bird named a Herring Gull AKA Herring you may not realize that the people that appear to be laughing with you may actually be laughing at you!


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Eating Correctly in Your 20s and 30s
These are the childbearing years. Women must be sure they eat enough green veggies to keep their bodies ready with sufficient folic acid to prevent birth defects in any babies that come along. This means loading up on the dark green, leafy vegetables as well as taking a folic acid supplement before getting pregnant.
According to nutritionist Cross, eating correctly in your 20s and 30s can be a matter of visual aesthetics, rather than a tiresome exercise in milligram counting. "Eat by the colors," urges Cross. She explains that if you put a rainbow on your plate, you will probably be getting the nutrients you need. Iceberg, potatoes, white bread -- these probably are not as loaded with goodies as a riotously colorful plate of sweet potatoes, mixed greens, peppers and penne, and golden roasted chicken! Put the mushy next to the crispy, the smooth next to the noisy.
"Stop worrying about counting things and worry about taste and eating," Cross says.
However, the 20s and especially your 30s may also mark the end of your participation in the work softball team; you may go salsa dancing less than you did before. Your caloric requirements begin to drop. An active woman in her 20s, Nelson says, may get away with 2,500 calories a day -- she has to see if she is gaining weight on that. Two thousand calories are probably a better target.
Calcium is also important in your 20s. Bones aren't fully formed in your teens, they continue to strengthen until age 30. Vitamin D is also important in these years -- you may get enough from milk if you drink it, or the sun, but Nelson says some women should supplement. You need 200 IU of the vitamin up to age 50, increasing to 400 IU a day from age 50 to 70, and 600 IU above 70.
Molly Kimball, RD, sports and lifestyle nutritionist at the Ochsner Clinic Foundation and Hospital in New Orleans, says magnesium is also important at this age because it can help with PMS. Load up on spinach, peanuts, black beans, brown rice, and sea bass. Similarly, vitamin B-6, found in garbanzo beans, sunflower seeds, and avocado, can help with fluid retention.
Women who menstruate heavily may need additional iron. "Many breakfast cereals are supplemented or you can cook in an iron skillet," advises Heller. Other sources include red meat, dried fruits, and dried beans. Kimball adds that iron from non-meat sources is absorbed better if vitamin C is added -- so throw some orange slices in that spinach salad.


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Faithe K. Hershey, 92
Published: Saturday, June 11, 2005 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, June 11, 2005 at 12:00 a.m.
Faithe K. Hershey, 92, of Haverford, Pa., died Wednesday, June 8, 2005.
She was born in Abilene, Kan., the daughter of the late Samuel M. Ketterman and Jessie Frey Ketterman. She received her bachelor of science degree in home economics in 1935 from McPherson College, McPherson, Kan., after which she taught for four years in Lorraine High School, Lorraine, Kan.
In 1939, she married the late S. Donald Hershey of Greensburg, Pa. Prior to retirement, they lived in Youngstown, Ohio, and Cleveland, Ohio. In 1976, they relocated to Hendersonville.
She was a member of First Congregational Church, the Hendersonville Country Club, the PEO Sisterhood, Chapter V, and a board member of the Welcome Wagon Club and the Blue Ridge Camera Club. She and her husband moved to Haverford, Pa., in 2003.
Survivors include two sons, Jay R. Hershey of Akron, Ohio, and John C. Hershey of Bryn Mawr, Pa.; three grandchildren, Donald E. Hershey of Cincinnati, Ohio, Jennifer H. Thompson of Gahanna, Ohio, and Sarah E. Hershey of Princeton, N.J.; and a great-grandchild, Katie E. Thompson of Gahanna, Ohio.
A memorial service will be held later in the year. Memorials may be made to the First Congregational Church, 1735 Fifth Ave. W., Hendersonville, N.C. 28739-4013.
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Cutting Rhythms
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Shaping the Film Edit
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Shaping the Film Edit
"A pioneering effort to capture lighting in a bottle. The most powerful aspect of the craft is also toughest to explain. Pearlman's introduction of dance and movement theory is impressively leveraged for exploration and her cognitive-developmental approach is solidly grounded. No serious student of editing will come away from this book untouched."~Loren S. Miller, Instructor, Emerson College
"Pearlman combines her knowledge, skills and experience from her different creative and educational practices in this book. In fact, it is her work as a dancer and how it informs her thinking about editing that makes this book such an original and refreshing contribution to the literature."--Reviewed in onscreen
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What is that method?
If you know the form you want you can curve fit.
In mathematics, you don't understand things. You just get used to them.
If it ain't broke, fix it until it is.
A number by itself is useful, but it is far more useful to know how accurate or certain that number is.
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Members of the Texas Panhandle Chapter of American Prisoners of War gathered April 9 at the Department of Veterans Affairs Healthcare System for a memorial service to honor former POWs.
Attendees listened to an address by Charles Townsend, professor emeritus of history at West Texas A&M University, and enjoyed entertainment by the Amarillo High School New Sound Singers.
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Charles Townsend, professor emeritus of history at West Texas A&M University.
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I wish i had mugged up
Or leafed through the pages
At least once or twice
When my fancy was bent upon
Watching hollow beings
Only to tickle the bone
And made no beeline
For clobbering the canvas
I would not cast my eyes around
To get a bonus under the vigilant roof
Nor would i recieve chiding
At the cost of one precious minute
For sure i would come out of the hall
Smiling with much contentment
And be the chief guest at the gate
To be welcomed with open arms
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PROVO — A former BYU student now serving an LDS mission testified Thursday against a man accused of grabbing her breasts while he was jogging on campus earlier this year.
"It was kind of like being punched in the face, only it was worse because it's not your face," the woman said during a preliminary hearing in 4th District Court.
Nathan Eric Fletcher, 23, is facing two counts of sexual battery, a class A misdemeanor, that stem from reports of 16 women who claim they were groped as they passed by someone on campus earlier this year. Fletcher, however, is charged with just two incidents, on March 15 and March 19.
BYU police have reported at least one additional groping case since Fletcher's arrest, during Education Week, Aug. 19-22, on campus.
While Fletcher isn't named as a suspect in all 16 cases, he was the only jogger located on any surveillance video across campus on the day that the missionary witness reported to have been groped, said BYU police detective David Styer Jr.
Fletcher provided an alibi for all 16 attacks, including the March 15 attack of the missionary and the March 19 attack of another woman for which he is facing charges. He told police he was "jogging" those two days, but not on campus, which could not be confirmed or dispelled, Styer said.
In each case, police reports indicate that a man either jogged past a woman, or a group of women, and grabbed at them as he ran by, or casually stood and waited for them to walk by him before attacking.
For the two cases in question, a man can be seen on video quickly reaching toward at least one of the women he passes. Much of the video, however, is pixelated, shot from a distance and/or the person depicted is blurry.
The 19-year-old Pennsylvania woman who testified in court said she recognized the accused jogger on surveillance video obtained from the school because of the short shorts he was wearing on the day she remembers being groped.
However, she was not able to pick Fletcher out of a lineup presented to her by Styer after the attack.
"They were extremely short shorts, I would remember that," she testified Thursday. She also said the man who groped her was dressed "flamboyantly" and "very immodestly."
"His shorts revealed a very large portion of his legs, which were long and thin and very pale," the woman read from a written report she filed with Provo police.
Ann Haymond, BYU track and field team office manager, told the court she recognized "something incredibly familiar" about the video surveillance shown to the entire team in March. Police had hoped the team might recognize the jogger in the video.
"I see hundreds of athletes every year. I don't always remember names, but I do remember faces and things that are familiar," Haymond said, adding that she heard someone say "Nate," and said, "Immediately for me, it was Nate Fletcher."
"I've seen his gait, I recognize that," she said. "It was very easy."
Haymond said it was clear the suspect in the videos was wearing exclusive track team-issued clothing.
Upon seeing surveillance video, BYU track and field head coach Ed Eyestone said he was "pretty ticked off someone would be wearing a BYU uniform doing these things."
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Will Welling, Canyon cross country: Welling had the best time of any area runner at the state cross country championships in Round Rock, finishing 11th overall in 15 minutes, 55.94 seconds.
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Doug Wright: Let's go to another topic on this one. ... I think of all the topics, this took the most distillation, and also the censoring of words, I might mention. The countless missed opportunities by the federal government to do its duty, to fix the immigration debacle in our country. Everything from, more recently, McCain-Kennedy building on what President Bush wanted, the comprehensive Immigration Reform Act of 2007, to the Dream Act with its genesis way back in 2001, if I have my date correct, Senator? Leaving states in the lurch. Because there has been no action — meaningful action, other than enforcement-type action, from the federal government. What will you do to get the federal government, basically, to do its duty? And let's start with you, Senator Hatch.
Orrin Hatch: Well, I get a lot of questions from the Dream Act but what we were trying to do was follow the Utah state legislature, which basically allowed in-state tuition for children of undocumented workers, or undocumented people. And I'm not gonna back off from the Dream Act that I originally founded. It's been totally distorted since, but nevertheless, anybody who wants to criticize me on immigration has to understand that I've done more on immigration for Utah than any other senator — than any other person in Utah. For instance, I brought the Secure Communities program to Utah. That's to 17 — no, 14 counties, so that they can check on the database of the crimes, so that they can follow up on these people. I got the ICE to put a field office in Utah so they don't have to go out-of-state to deal with some of these problems. I brought the 287G program to Weber State and Washington counties, and also that program basically allows local law enforcement to participate in immigration matters. And last but not least, I've brought the immigration court to Utah, with two immigration judges. Nobody can say they've done any more than I have, or even as much, or anywhere near as much as I have for Utah. On the other hand, I have a lot of belief that we have to get together and solve these problems, and it's gonna take people like me, who can get along with both sides, to be able to solve this problem in the end, and I intend to do it.
Doug Wright: Dan Liljenquist, let's go to you next.
Dan Liljenquist: You know, Doug, I've been all over the state, we've done 262 public events, and every time this issue comes up and there are 3 things that I think we can all agree on, and I think we need to focus there. You see, immigration is like having a patient bleeding out in the emergency room and we stand around and discuss about how to clean up the blood. There are three things that we have to do to solve it and then we can work through the trickier issues. One: we've got to secure the border. It is a national security issue. There have been 48,000 murders in northern Mexico in the last four years. That's bleeding across the border. That is a military issue in my mind. But second, we have got to open up legal immigration. After 9/11, we shut down that process, made it more difficult to get through. I just want legal immigration. I just want people coming through the front door with their sleeves rolled up. We need labor, we need people who want to participate in the American Dream and do so openly and honestly. And the third thing, Doug, that I'm in favor of is I don't think it's too much to ask, when somebody shows up to apply for a new job, to check that the name on that Social Security card matches the number. I'm in favor of e-verification, I think that's a reasonable step to protect identities. With those things in place: a secure border, legal immigration that's functioning, which Congress has been abysmal on, and then third, an electronic verification, I think we could start to clean up a lot of these issues and find ways forward.
Doug Wright: And your 30-second rebuttal?
Orrin Hatch: Well, I don't disagree with some of the things that Dan's saying here. There's no use kidding, we're an nation of immigrants, but immigrants who follow the law. He's right, we won't be able to solve these problems until we secure the borders, and we have to do that. Every other large nation in the world knows how to secure their borders, why can't we secure ours? And second, we can no longer grant amnesty. I fought against the 1986 Simpson-Mazzoli bill because they granted amnesty to 3 million people. They should have to get in line like anybody else if they want to come into this country and do it legally.
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Multiphysics hillslope processes triggering landslides
- Ronaldo I. BorjaAffiliated withDepartment of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Stanford University Email author
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In 1996, a portion of a highly instrumented experimental catchment in the Oregon coast range failed as a large debris flow from heavy rain. For the first time, we quantify the 3-D multiphysical aspects that triggered this event, including the coupled sediment deformation-fluid flow processes responsible for mobilizing the slope failure. Our analysis is based on a hydromechanical continuum model that accounts for the loss of sediment strength due to increased saturation as well as the frictional drag exerted by the moving fluid. Our studies highlight the dominant role that bedrock topography and rainfall history played in defining the failure mechanism, as indicated by the location of the scarp zone that was accurately predicted by our 3-D continuum model.
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Paul Krugman took on the argument that America is becoming a nation of takers.
Right-wing intellectuals and politicians live in a bubble in which denunciations of those bums on disability and those greedy children getting free health care are greeted with shouts of approval — but now have to deal with a country where the same remarks come across as greedy and heartless (because they are).
The New York Times columnist pointed to Republican criticism of the increase in people who receive Social Security payments for disability.
Yes, there has been some liberalization of the criteria — if you have multiple interacting conditions or mental illness, you may qualify in ways you didn't before — but that liberalization is pretty reasonable, he said. It's still quite hard to qualify for DI.
Even more telling, Krugman said, is the rhetoric used by conservatives when discussing so-called entitlement programs.
"What strikes me, however, isn't just the way the right is trying to turn a reasonable development into some kind of outrage; it's the political tone-deafness."
Krugman has long-contested the notion that people who receive government aid are takers. Last month, he said that "cutting Social Security benefits is a cruel, stupid policy."
ironically, the red states are the ones who take the most. they don't consider themselves 'takers' but consider everyone else, especially dark-skinned people, 'takers'. but how does this relate to Alcoa?
"ironically, the red states are the ones who take the most. they don't consider themselves 'takers' but consider everyone else, especially dark-skinned people, 'takers'"
"It's amazing" that more "dark skinned people" are unemployed under a similarly pigmented potus after all that "hope and change" redistribution of other people's money. But one shouldn't blame the messiah's most loyal sheeple, since they only believe what the Libocrits tell them...
"The December unemployment rate for African-Americans, however, rose to 14.0 percent, compared to 13.2 in November. The overall unemployment figure also was slightly higher at 7.8 from 7.7 percent."
"At the beginning of the Obama administration, 12.7 percent of black adults seeking work were unemployed."
"Paul Krugman took on the argument that America is becoming a nation of takers."
Libocrits do believe that UI andf food stamps are the "best" and "most direct" ways to stimulate the economy. And Obushma has certainly proved that incompetence is a Libocrit's best friend, seeing as how that belief and his "laser focus" have brought unemployment "down" to 7.8% after spending more of other people's money than anyone in the history of mankind...
LOL I think the original poster just dropped into this planet yesterday. This is a country of takers who now have the gun and a leader [Obama] to take more from the productive. The slaves have turned into the masters and working people are now the TAX slaves.


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To The Editor: The headline on the front page of the Times-News for Feb. 21 was: "Henderson County to deport criminal illegals."
Question: Aren't all illegals criminals?
I thought people who enter the U.S. illegally were criminals by definition.
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I say especially in the younger years because as they age, they become a little more discerning as to whose parties they want to attend.
For example: when they head off to preschool for the first time, they will be inundated with birthday invites and will indeed want to go to every and all parties because preschoolers love to party.
They do.
But by fourth grade, they become a little pickier.
This is a good thing because by that point, you will be broke.
That is, unless you go to my birthday present hook up.
Dollar Tree.
Or Dolla Make Me Wanna Holla Tree .
It should totally be re-named that.
I should state that I don't go here for family or dear friends birthday presents as these are more special and require more time and effort.
But for those in between, she only talks to this kid in math class, she may never see this person once she starts middle school kind of birthdays?
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Normally, I try to write all of my reviews for the week on Wednesday. Thatâs the day comics come out and the day that I get them, so it makes sense to make reviews as timely as possible. That said, itâs Thursday afternoon right now, and the reason for that is the boring mediocrity of âYoungbloodâ #7. I tried to write this review last night and stared at the cursor blinking. I tried putting on energetic music and stared at the cursor blinking. I tried putting on âThe Gonzo Tapes,â recordings Hunter Thompson made while writing, thinking maybe they would inspire me and, yes, I stared at the cursor blinking. Blink, blink, blink. Eventually, I went to bed.
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Whatâs odd is that there isnât anything in particular that makes it boring since the plot should be exciting. There are two Youngblood teams, one real and one not. The real one defected after tiring of being reality TV stars and the fake one is fighting a supervillain in an attempt to boost ratings. The villains hired by the network are plotting real havoc and there are warnings of Superman-esque alien coming to Earth to destroy it. Plus, helicopter chase! All of that sounds great, but itâs dull.
Caseyâs dialogue is weird and lively as always, but doesnât really do anything. Donovanâs art is very nice to look at, a bulky sort of cartooning as you can see in the preview of the issue. Itâs a little static at times but, usually, is energetic but, strangely, rather unexciting. Iâm stymied as to why this is.
The one bright spot is Scion of Spacehunter, trapped inside an episode of âOprahâ and telling Oprah all about her past just like any other guest. Itâs absurdly funny to see this alien sitting in a chair and just pouring her heart out to Oprah. Although, the art doesnât really look that much like Oprah, but I assume thatâs a likeness rights issue.
âYoungbloodâ #7 has all the ingredients for a fun and compelling comic, but something doesnât click. I honestly donât know what that something is. Iâve spent far more mental effort into figuring it out than I care to admit and now all I want is for the cursor to stop blinking.


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