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While out of town for the purchase of some new horses, Charles stays at the home of a wealthy but dysfunctional family.
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This is really the first time that Charles openly mentions his son Charles Jr's death from Season 1. He talked about it very briefly in Season 4's A Most Precious Gift, but this time, he initiates it and lets out his true feelings about what happened to his son.
Leslie: Brett was a wonderful husband, devoted to his children. He spoiled them too much, but he loved them, especially Michael. He was our oldest. A beautiful boy. Could steal your heart in a minute. He went everywhere with his father. Brett would put him in front of him in the saddle, and they'd ride half the day. And one morning, the horse stumbled. It was no one's fault. Our son died that night.
Charles: My wife and I lost a son, Charles Jr, about five years ago.
Leslie: How does a person ever get over it?
Charles: Oh, I don't think you ever get over something like that. I suppose that's why faith is so important to me. I just don't think a person can handle something like that alone.
Leslie: Are you married, Mr. Ingalls?
Charles: Mm-hmm.
Leslie: You have such a way with children. You must have some of your own.
Charles: Oh yeah, I've got four girls and a boy.
Leslie: Do you have them believing in dragons, too?
Charles: Well, as long as I can, I will.
Leslie: I haven't seen the children this happy in a long time.
Charles: Well, you know how it is when a stranger comes along and plays really hard with your kids, then goes his merry way down the road, and the kids expect you to play that hard with them every day.
Leslie: The only other stranger they know is their father.
Charles: (after Brett hits his son) You had no right to do that! I asked the boy to go riding with me. If it was wrong, it was my fault.
Brett: You have no right to tell me how to discipline my son.
Charles: I do if you don't treat him like a son! Anybody can have a child. That doesn't make them a father.
Leslie: How does a person get that kind of faith?
Charles: By wanting it bad enough.
Thomas: (calling) Mr. Ingalls, we found the dragon! Come see!
Charles: (stands up, then turns and looks back at Leslie) You can even find a dragon if you believe hard enough.
Kyle Richards plays Samantha Harper in this episode. Richards had the recurring role of Isaiah and Grace Edwards' adopted daughter Alicia in Seasons 2 and 3, and one episode each for Seasons 6 and 8, respectively.
This is a remake of the 1968 Bonanza episode "A Dream to Dream."
With the exception of Laura's overvoice at the end, this episode does not feature any of the Ingalls (except Charles, of course) or the Walnut Grove townspeople. This is the very first time that Charles appears in an episode without any of his family members.
Featured character: Charles Ingalls
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This is the latest installment of a feature where I spotlight interconnecting covers. I will feature three selections each installment, with my current plan being to feature one diptych, one triptych and one tetraptych (or larger). Here is an archive of all of the covers listed so far. I am sure you have suggestions for future editions, so feel free to e-mail me at firstname.lastname@example.com with your suggestions for future installments. Don't post suggestions in the comments section!
This edition is all Alex Ross covers!
Before I begin, this are three examples of Alex Ross interlocking covers. I understand that there are OTHER examples. I am not saying that these are the ONLY examples. If you'd like to suggest other examples of Alex Ross interlocking covers, be sure to e-mail me at email@example.com. Do not point out other examples of Alex Ross interlocking covers in the comments section.
First, based on suggestions by Travis Pelkie, buttler, Chuck S., Casey H., Chris H., Alex B., Mike L., Tom T. and Chris C. is Starman #57-62 by Alex Ross…
Next, is a diptych by Ross for Justice League of America #12 (Covers A and B)…
Finally, here is a triptych by Ross for New Krypton, appearing on Superman #681, Action Comics #871 and Supergirl #35…
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Interesting thing to note about those STARMAN covers is that # 57-60 falls into the Stars My Destination storyline, and then # 61-62 falls into the Grand Guignol storyline.
Yet, all covers interlock with each of the different Starman that James Robinson was covering in his series.
Starboy is on that cover twice. Spoilers.
What I love about these covers is that they really do what all of these should–each cover works individually, but the composition really comes into full bloom when you see them all together. What I dislike with some of the previous examples is when there's no real sense of composition of the finished picture, and it's just a bunch of different things that happen to be linked together by the background. I do think these three are in descending order of effectiveness, but they're all good.
Knowing Alex Ross uses models for his art, doing his reference work for those Justice League covers must have been a bit of alright, especially if he got someone into that Vixen costume.
@buttler Well, we're talking about Alex Ross here. He's by far one of the best artists who has touched a comic.
JH Williams, and Kenneth Rocafort both do constant and great multiple page spreads…it'd be interesting to see interconnecting covers from either of them.
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We're down to the Final 5 for the Intern Contest, which is taken nearly as long to finish as the Big Dig. There have been a number of surprises along the way, including the oustings of Matt Luckham in Round 4 and Chuck Bell in Round 5, the shocking death of Round 6 celebrity judge Pope John Paul II, and the Sports Gal randomly deciding last week, "If you pick a girl to be your intern, I'm divorcing you and taking half your money under California state law."
Yes, the stakes have never been higher. After the Pope's death, I turned to the one man who could fill such a gaping void: my former boss, Jimmy Kimmel. You know him as the star of "Win Ben Stein's Money" and "The Man Show," as well as the creator of "Crank Yankers" and an aspiring actor who was tragically left on the cutting room floor of such classics like "Road Trip" and "Like Mike." Since January, 2002, he has been hosting his own show on ABC, where he made his mark by redefining the boundaries of nepotism and becoming the first late night show to survive with a hard-core news show (and topics like "The Holocaust: A Look Back") as his lead-in. Just two weeks ago, he shattered the record for "Most career appearances by David Alan Grier on a single late night show," a tribute both to him and his staff.
Over the weekend, Jimmy found time between Costco trips to come up with a question for Round Six. Here it is:
Once upon a time, before I was forced to keep abreast of what was going on in what they call "the world," my home page was espn.com. I loved this website, read it 70 or 80 times a day, and became particularly fond of a young writer named Bill. One day, after a year of reading Bill's column religiously, I was delighted to find my name mentioned. I called Bill, we fell in love, and eventually he came to Los Angeles to work for me (by "work for me", I mean "constantly recount the names of cast members from The White Shadow and try to talk me into buying season tickets to the Clippers") and help me build the kind of talk show empire not seen since the heydays of Carson and Dees.
After little more than a year of empire-building, ESPN.com lured Bill back into their web. An enormous sum of cash and hollow promises of greater glory, combined with the opportunity to write 50,000-word analyses of important films like "Youngblood", "Varsity Blues" and last year's direct-to-video "Junior Varsity Blues" in his underwear were too difficult for Bill to resist. He announced his plan to leave my little talk show. At the time, his desire to return to his readers felt sincere, but I realize now that I was nothing more than a stepping stone to Bill. With his big, ugly ambition foot, he stepped on me -- crushing my heart -- and one of my testicles along the way. Our friendship now is limited to the occasional email. Bill never calls, rarely comes to the show, and his appearances at my house to watch football on Sundays are as infrequent as a Barbara Bush beer bong. I suppose that it's fitting that it happened this way -- that our relationship has returned to the impersonal, computer-generated correspondence that it once was. Hakuna Matata I guess. The last email I got from Bill was an angry note lambasting me for not letting him know Michael McDonald was on the show. And now he wants my help with his intern contest.
Sure Bill, I'll help. I'll keep giving. And you keep taking. But don't be surprised if, after all this, the winner of your little contest winds up working not for Simmons Enterprises -- but rather at a certain late night talk show -- leaving you with no choice but to beg the runner-up for forgiveness. Leaving you alone -- like you left me alone.
In the immortal words of your beloved Michael McDonald ...
"I keep forgettin' we're not in love anymore
I keep forgettin' things will never be the same again
I keep forgettin' how you made that so clear
With that off my chest, here's your challenge ...
1. Identify, rank, and explain your picks for the three greatest names in sports history.
2. Identify, rank, and explain your picks for the three greatest nicknames in sports history
3. Make a running diary of any episode of any syndicated "Judge" show. (I'm partial to Thursday's episode of Judge Joe Brown, described thusly: A Houston, Texas woman claims her "sometime" boyfriend left his furniture with her, but when she saw him at his sister's funeral with another woman, the furniture was promptly sold.)
(Note: You can do one of the three, two of the three, or even all three of the three.)
Name: Matt Bank
College: Dartmouth College, 2004
Residence: New York, NY
Current Job: Structured finance paralegal
Age: 22
My TiVo's on the fritz again. Occasionally it completely forgets which channels are which and I'm left with a library of "30-Minute Meals" episodes instead of something awesome and male. There's no disappointment like coming home and finding my roommate's girlfriend on the couch giggling as Rachael Ray perkily whips up some quasi-food with arugula and gorgonzola:
Me: If you need me, I'll be in the kitchen breaking liquor bottles over my head.
Her: You're going to the kitchen? Can you get me a Diet Coke?
Anyway, instead of "Judge Joe Brown" today, TiVo TiVo-ed a blank screen and the sound of someone getting scored for "artistic expression". I blame the A/V cords and the Chi-Chi's salsa I spilled on it two months ago.
Despite no running diary, I have a couple persistent thoughts when I watch the show:
1. If you've been seeing someone for two weeks, already they've borrowed and crashed your car, refused to pay for repairs, kicked your dog, stolen cash from your purse, and you've slept with their brother, what exactly did you see in each other?
2. Maybe I could be a bailiff.
3. Why the post-case reactions? It just makes you realize these people are now going home to co-inhabit the world I live in and continue to be stupid lunatics.
4. Isn't this guy in "Deadly Rhapsody" with Ice-T?
Speaking of which, is there a more benign rap nickname than Ice-T? Ma$e--homophonic to a concoction used by females for self-defense--is saved by the $, but I'm supposed to be intimidated by a semi-sweet summertime beverage?
Quality nicknames should accomplish one of four things: being really friggin' cool; utilizing alliteration or rhyming; pointing out a peculiar country of origin; or describing some kind of unavoidable physical deformity. Some examples:
Really friggin' cool:
George "Ice Man" Gervin -- If I played anything in the '70s--from shooting guard for the Spurs to bassist for the Grateful Dead--I would've wanted to be called Ice Man. It means you're eight times more confident than everyone else in the room.
Wayne Gretzky, "The Great One" -- The venerability of the name itself ends the debate over who's the best ever. You don't even get to discuss it.
Name play:
"Pistol" Pete Maravich -- His instructional videos I had growing up taught me how to throw trick passes that I still use unsuccessfully in pickup games to this day.
Vinny Pazienza, "The Pazmanian Devil" -- Career record of 50-10 with 30 knockouts.
Christian Okoye, "The Nigerian Nightmare" -- Sounds like a machete-based massacre during some political upheaval, but he was quite the powerhouse.
Al Hrabosky, "The Mad Hungarian" -- 90 mph heater, Eastern Euro descent.
Elroy "Crazy Legs" Hirsch -- Why were his legs crazy? Did he have polio or something? You just don't get nicknames like this anymore without polio.
Mordecai "Three Finger" Brown -- From a brusquer era. What if Jim Abbott were called "Hacked-Off Jim" or "The Stump Man"? I'm not sure we could get away with that.
The three best ever?
3. Three Finger
2. The Pazmanian Devil
1. Ice Man: Its aura haunts me like Rachael Ray haunts my TiVo.
Now, if you'll excuse me, my sautéed eggplant is ready.
Name: Kevin Cott
College: University of Georgia, 2002
Residence: Atlanta, GA
Current Job: law school student
Age: 24
Light-hearted, anecdotal intros were fine for the round of twenty-five, but now that the gloves have come off, those days are gone. So let's get right down to business.
Greatest sports names:
3. Mustafa Shakur -- I would sell my soul to be able to pull this name off.
2. Ultimate Warrior -- It takes devotion to legally change your name to your wrestling persona. Plus, I like to imagine the conversations -- "No, seriously, call me Warrior."
1. Joe Montana -- It's simple, but that's what I like about it. Other than Larry Bird, no athlete in my lifetime has possessed a more mythical aura than Montana. But the name is what clinches it, lending itself perfectly to his image of a quiet-cool gunslinger (and this coming from an Elway guy).
Greatest sports nicknames:
3. Human Highlight Film -- This one's personal. After finding out that he isn't a first ballot hall-of-famer (which is a joke), 'Nique can at least take solace in making my list.
2. He Hate Me -- Sheer genius. It's the only thing that thrived in the worst league of all-time.
1. Chocolate Thunder -- Put simply, if nicknames were mustaches, Chocolate Thunder would be Tom Selleck's.
Finally, with the rare combination of both: Nobody Loves You Like Your Mamadou N'diaye.
Texas Justice:
I recorded multiple judge shows, but after seeing the Texas Justice opening, my search was over.
2:00 -- Show begins with Judge Larry Joe Doherty doing a bunch of "Texas" things, like riding a horse, wearing a cowboy hat while banging his gavel, and posing with the state flag. At the end of the montage is an inexplicable close-up of a bull. I can't believe this is real.
2:02 -- First case: two Springer clones are arguing over unpaid rent. Neither has a redeemable quality to speak of.
2:03 -- The unquestioned star of Texas Justice is the bailiff. He's got a look straight out of Shaft, and the camera constantly cuts back to him while he gives a "these fools must be crazy" headshake.
2:08 -- Did I mention that Judge Larry Joe has on a country-western themed robe? Well, he does.
2:10 -- Call me crazy, but I'm starting to think that the headshaking shot of Shaft is on loop.
2:12 -- Larry Joe just used the word "mitigate" and was so proud of himself that he repeated it, this time slower and with a self-satisfied smile.
2:14 -- Plaintiff wins in a thriller. Like the O.J. case, I'll always remember where I was.
2:16 -- Second case: two large women are suing over a salon equipment deal gone sour. I know how that feels!
2:17 -- YES!!! Shaft just gave the ole' one eye to the plaintiff.
2:23 -- I've lost all interest in scenes not involving Shaft.
2:28 -- Somebody just won, but I wasn't paying attention.
2:30 -- A perfect ending. Shaft is standing between both litigants, who claim they have no hard feelings. Shaft then says, "Why don't ya'll just hug, you know, shed a tear ... or somethin'."
This is why I went to law school.
Name: Theresa MacDonald
College: American University, 2004
Residence: Washington, DC
Current Job: Unemployed
Age: 22
Don't crap on my dessert plate and tell me it's custard!
For those of you who missed the Tuesday installment of Judge Judy and don't want to be social lepers for the rest of the week, let me fill you in. You can thank me later.
5:00 pm -- Teaser for today's episode: "How long can one man live with his mother?" From the looks of the guy, apparently 30 years.
"The people are real. The cases are real. The rulings are final." Should really say, "The people are real. The cases are real. The occupations are embellished."
5:01 pm -- A mother suing her 28-year-old "deejay" son and his 24-year-old "market manager" wife. This guy looks (and talks) like The Simpsons' Cletus, the Slack-jawed Yokel. If this guy's a deejay, then I'm a death metal drummer.
5:04 pm -- Cletus and fam lived rent-free in a house on his mother's property for seven years. (Meaning the fat wife lived there since she was 17. She says she left for a brief period, probably to go eat babies, but she came back in time to set the bathroom on fire, which is the conflict that brings us to court today.)
5:05 pm -- Oooh, Wifey admits that she's actually the "assistant" manager at the supermarket. I TOLD YOU!
5:06 pm -- One thing that always puzzles me about judge shows is what people choose to wear, KNOWING that this is probably the only time they'll ever appear on national television. Cletus didn't even shave for the event.
5:07 pm -- Some folk'll never eat a skunk, but then again some folk'll ...
5:09 pm -- Everyone's yelling at the same time. I think Judy's getting soft. Four years ago, she would've dismissed this case right now, then followed everybody home and murdered their children. But she lets them all yell for a bit before telling them to shut up. I'm disappointed.
5:10 pm -- Oooh, an Advil commercial with Buffy's mom in it. Good to see she's doing okay; her fictitious death was pretty tough on me.
5:11 pm -- Domino's has a cheeseburger pizza. For fat people who don't like to decide.
5:13 pm -- Judy's trying to illustrate some point and tells Cletus, "I want you to face left." He turns right. This man is doing nothing to counter southern stereotypes. He does for South Carolina what Mikalah Gordon did for the tri-state area.
5:14 pm -- Judy starts referring to the wife as "Missy MooMoo." Apparently she also realizes how much water displacement this woman would cause.
5:16 pm -- I can't believe this couple procreated.
5:18 pm -- Cletus doesn't want to pay up because he thinks the burned-down bathroom could've been "fixed by some paint." I'm thinking lots of problems in his childhood were fixed by some paint. Lead paint.
Biggest shocker: That this couple had a bathroom with curtains (that apparently caught fire). I didn't know outhouses had curtains.
5:20 pm -- Judy rules in favor of mother. Cletus and MooMoo are pissed.
I'm sad that I'm out of words, because the next case involves a smug dude who borrowed his neighbor's vacuum to vacuum up raw eggs. Without ruining it for those who TiVo-ed, let's just say Judy gets the guy to admit that he turns his underwear inside-out instead of doing laundry.
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Group 3 continued their volunteering in Kiryat Shmona this morning. They painted railings in the park and fixed benches. Then they went to Banias, which was a fun hike with a lot of greenery and waterfalls. They ate a delicious pizza lunch and headed to a real army base near by Syria! They got to climb tanks and learn more about what it is like to be in the IDF. In the afternoon they went to Katzrin to spend some time in the mall, have dinner and eventually headed to base to enjoy a group bonding program.


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Opened yesterday July 8th, 2012. Big space, lots of light, nice seating areas, and a working loft. They are serving Intelligentsia Coffee and pastries from Bouchon Bakery and Cake Monkey. What I think it's very special about this place is that they are open late, for now open until 10pm, later on they plan to stay open until 2:00 am. Nice to have a late night coffee bar.
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Newbie Question about Budget
First time mommy to Sydney Kathryn 01/15/2011
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In his budgeting forms, there is room for a Miscellaneous fund. If $100 in that will give you some security, go for it. Also, if you are managing your budget in software like YNAB and all the extra flows over to the next month, that helps as well.
Sarah, mom to 3 girls
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That's what the sinking funds are for! I budget out so much for car repairs, hair cuts, dr bills etc each month. It's a Zero budget, not because there is no money, but because all of the money has a purpose. There is zero money that doesn't have an assigned category.
Just because I have money in my checking account (I don't use the envelopes) does not mean it's "my" money to spend on whatever I want. That's the extra electric money when we have a longer hot/cold nap, it's the money for next months oil change, etc. The months when I can budgt blow money, that may even roll over.
I look on my excel sheet and see that I have $00.00 left.
I look in my checking account and see $500. But it's all allocated funds. $150 of that is the car insurance payment that will be made at the end of this month,
$75 is the car maintenance budget
$50 is personal care (haircuts, vitamins, massage if it builds up, or fancy shampoo splurge)
$50 is the overage from last months electric, we could turn the heat off early, but it was super warm, so the AC was on, and it's going to be higher than budgeted for next month.
$50 is leftover from gifts from last year, but I don't touch it, I have to buy gifts again this year and I'm going to have three new babies I'm getting gifts for this year already
$30 is leftover grocery money, because I got some great deals, and I did a pantry challenge
$25 is the leftover $5 from the last 5 months of blow money. If it's $30 next month I may reduce my blow money allowance. Or I'll let it ride and get myself a Keurig at Christmas with the extra and my amazon swag points.
I know that's not $500, but it's an example. Little bits here and there of money that's going to be used, or is extra from varied spending. The big things, home repair fund, dr's fund, vacation, etc are in the savings account.
None of that has anything to do with the emergency fund. That's a separate amount. It's all in one savings account, but they still each have a category.
Dawn - babycenter community moderator
First time mommy to Sydney Kathryn 01/15/2011
I use an excel sheet. I have a list of all of my bills, what the current balance is, what the budgeted payment is, and what the actual payment is. Some are right on. I know the student loan is $350 and I always pay $350. There is never anything left or anything to make up. I budget $200 for the electric bill. For a large portion of the year it is really close to that, ($175 - $225) but I keep track of the accumulation on the excel and when the bill is larger, I know the reserve is there. I can not look at what is in my checking account to know if I have the money. I have to look at the excel.
If any of my sinking funds get larger than planned, (we budgeted expenses for two vehicles, but sold one) I reallocate the money. It may be an extra payment, or it may boost a sinking fund that cost more than planned, (maybe we had two major appliances need replacing already this year and my home maintenance budget is not going to survive if anything else happens, and I know that the dishwasher is making funny noises, or the mower is 15 years old). I also have a "splurge" list. We don't always use found money for the snowball. There are things I want that are way at the bottom of the "important" list. If I build up more than 25% extra in a sinking fund, I may take that money and use it for an item on there. When we have a garage sale, we use the money to go out to dinner. Then the extra goes on a bill.
Dawn - babycenter community moderator
I use YNAB (youneedabudget.com) and it tracks all of it for you
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Guyana: West Indies spinner Sunil Narine (pictured) will miss next month's three-Test series against New Zealand after opting to stay with his Indian Premier League team, the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) has said.
The "Windies First Policy" of the WICB required the 26-year-old spinner to join the training camp by Sunday, also the day when his Twenty20 team plays the final.
"The onus of the WICB is to protect the integrity of international cricket at all times," the board's Director of Cricket Richard Pybus said in a statement.
"International cricket, and specifically Test cricket, is priority and requires dedicated preparation which is integral to team success.
"The WICB policy requires players to commit to sufficient preparation leading in to a series as part of a culture of excellence," Pybus added.
Difficult to read and more successful in the shorter formats, Narine has played six tests claiming 21 wickets, 18 of them coming against New Zealand.
His absence would force West Indies to look at off-spinner Shane Shillingford, just back from a suspension for an illegal bowling action, and towering left-arm spinner Sulieman Benn who played his last test in December 2010.
Narine will be considered for the two Twenty20 Internationals against New Zealand in July, the WICB said. Kingston hosts the first Test from June 8, followed by matches in Port-of-Spain (June 16-20) and Guyana (June 26-30). Reuters


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Running Time: 135
Director: Robbie Fischer
Company: Anabolic Video Productions
Cast: Jayna Oso, Joel Lawrence, Anthony Hardwood, Scott Nails, Tony T., Gia Paloma, Sasha (I), Erika Kane, Espen, Katja Kassin, Dave Hardman, Alexis Amore, Melissa Lauren
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This Texas School District Wants 23 Foreign Teachers To Leave The Country, Staff Alleged
CREDIT: ThinkProgress/ Esther Y. Lee
It only takes two unscrupulous school district administrators to unravel the lives of nearly two dozen teachers in a Texas surburb. When administrators recruited foreign teachers from the Philippines, Mexico, Colombia, and other countries to accommodate the growing Latino population in a Dallas suburb, they allegedly promised to help secure permanent residency for teachers. Instead those teachers, the majority of whom have worked for years at the Garland Independent School District (GISD), are now facing deportation.
Over the past decade, the GISD filed 642 H1-B work visa applications to fill bilingual teaching positions, even though "similarly sized Dallas schools were recruiting 17 to 23 foreign teachers annually," according to a CBS Dallas-Fort Worth affiliate.
The H1-B visa is a "non-immigrant visa" that does not provide a pathway to securing legal permanent residency and maxes out after six years. Organizations can sponsor foreign workers for permanent residency however. Twenty-three teachers alleged that the GISD made that promise and even accepted fees to do so. The school never followed through with sponsorship and has maintained the actions of a few school district officials do not speak for the school itself.
During a press conference Tuesday, Harry Jones, GISD's law representative, said that a Human Resources administrator had exploited the H1-B program in order to line his own wallet.
Shirked responsibility
According to Jones, Victor Leos, the GISD Human Resources executive director, committed a succession of H1-B recruitment abuse: he required would-be teachers to pay for interviews, orientation training, and took payment when they were hired. When those teachers made it to the United States, Leos told them to rent from his stepson, Paul Reudiger (a GISD teacher), who has a rental house. When the teachers needed an American immigration lawyer, Leos directed them to his stepdaughter's law firm, which bills both the teachers and the school district. Jones said, "When the math teacher is confused, only Mr. Leos or his step-daughter at the Yu law firm are allowed to provide answers."
Jones' investigation also found that Associate Superintendent Dr. Gary Reeves repeatedly ignored legitimate complaints, including a 2012 Department of Labor (DOL) audit that resulted in a $225,000 payment of back wages to foreign teachers for violations between 2005 and 2009. Even after he found out about Leos' plan, Reeves didn't hold Leos accountable, did not discontinue relations with Leos' law firm connection, and simply told Leos to "get with this guy. Fix it." after receiving an email regarding corruption in the H1-B program. Both Reeves and Ruefiger are on administrative leave during the investigation. As late as February, Reeves denied any knowledge of Leos' actions. Leos "retired" in January. Reeves' office did not immediately return ThinkProgress' call on Wednesday.
It's unclear whether Superintendent Bob Morrison had any knowledge of what Leos and Reeves had been up to, but it's almost assuredly impossible to not have known that something was up given that the DOL found irregularities in the H1-B program. Still, one thing is clear: Morrison will likely not move forward with permanent residency for the teachers involved "due to the limits of existing U.S. Immigration law." At the press conference, Morrison expressed his condolences, saying, "Unfortunately, some H1-B visa teachers who have served this district well have been negatively impacted. To that extent, I am deeply sorry for the circumstances which have occurred."
'No one told me that we would be disposable material'
In late March, ThinkProgress spoke with a handful of the affected teachers who have each taught within the school district for at least seven years. This year, the four educators have a collective class load of about 290 students. The teachers all said that they were promised permanent residence sponsorship at the time they were hired.
"We trusted them because they are our employers," Elizabeth Niño said. She is the only teacher that ThinkProgress spoke with who is not in imminent threat of removal. Her visa extension was approved last year, but will not be renewed again next year. "I completely trusted them in this whole process … due to numerous errors from the district, my [permanent residency] process was denied twice. …The district hired me in Mexico at a job fair. The Human Resources guy was in Mexico — he was the one who hired me, the one who told me that [after] one year of teaching, we can sponsor you, we will guide you legally. … I had really good evaluations, but my [permanent] residency application was denied in 2011. We never had access to our information."
Francisco Marcano, 41, is the English as a Second Language Department Chair and lead teacher at the Jackson Technology Center in Garland. Marcano's H1-B case has been audited twice, leaving him feeling "stranded," by the school district. His visa will expire in September and while he is hoping that his H1-B will be extended, he said that the best way to end his frustration would be if the school district sponsors him for permanent residency.
"I have always been in legal status," he added. "Immigration reform wouldn't even help us because we did it legally. …I was simply naïve. No one told me that we would be disposable material. What kind of message are they sending? No one should be suffering the consequences because we followed the law."
Bernardo Montes, 41, is teaching the third grade this year. He accused the lawyers at Yu Law firm of poorly handling his H1-B case. Montes' case was denied twice– once in 2010, then again in late 2012. He said, "The reason I know is because I have a 'copy of denial' and [the DOL] said that one of the reason that they denied [my] case is because the district failed to show documentation. Under these lawyers and the school district, we were not allowed to see our files."
He added, "I came to Garland based on the job offer. After one or two years of showing good work, the district [said that they] would help us with our green cards. … I was told by HR to go to their lawyers and I was asking if I can go to other lawyers, but they told me that I have use theirs because those lawyers have been working for this district and know what they're doing."
The lawyers charged him for paperwork fees for his application and his wife's H-4 application. Montes has paid between $2,800 and $3,000 each time he had to renew his H1-B visa — fees that the school should have paid. Montes' visa expires at the end of September, but he is worried because he has a nine-year-old U.S. citizen daughter and he doesn't know if he would want to bring her back to his native Colombia.
Alfonso Casares Tafur, 43, is a high school Spanish teacher to 180 students. He has been nominated for a teaching award. His passport expires in August so in the immediate future, he hopes that the school will file an extension. What keeps him fighting to stay in Garland is his seven-year-old son who would have a difficult adjusting to Colombia. He said, "They said during [my initial] interview, if we do a great job, if our performance is excellent, we would have the opportunity –we would be helped with our legal permanent residency."
It happens elsewhere
It's not unheard of for people involved in the recruiting process to exploit the overseas teacher program and make teachers pay for their own fees. In 2011, the Prince George, Maryland school district was assessed more than $5.9 million in penalties and fees for violating labor laws, including not having paid for processing and payment fees for the 1,044 teachers who received H-1B visas. The school district was debarred from participating in the H-1B program between March 2012 to March 2014. Since 2005, the Labor Department has investigated 17 similar cases, including one case that involved 12 visa-holders and another case in East Baton Rouge, Louisiana in which labor contractors "cheated the foreign workers out of money they were owed," as the Washington Post pointed out. Ingrid Cruz, a robotics teacher in East Baton Rouge, paid roughly $12,000 to $15,000 and 20 percent of her first year's salary after recruiters hired by the school district charged her a "fee for every step in the process."
The school district's general counsel, Justin Graham, said Thursday, "We've [helped sponsor permanent residency] in some cases and we're continuing to do that in some cases, however when that petition is denied … we have no legal responsibility to appeal that decision. And once that appeal is denied, we have no legal responsibility to appeal that appeal. … I can tell you that the district does not have the authority to promise permanent residency. No one currently has promised them permanent residency."
He added, "So long as the [teachers] are here lawfully, we will continue to employ them."
A spokesman for the school also said the fees would be reimbursed.


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I hate this f-----ing stock bought last nite after close and gonna loose my @$$ again ...this thing cleaned me over $14000.00 last time and I vowed never again .......now getting ready for another @ss raping .any thoughts on market today ...futures only up alittle.
This ETF went up very high in one day, even if this went slightly up today, the fundementals did not change, I expect this to continue to rise in the short term. I would hold and wait for a good gain, sometimes you need a strong heart to make money.I bought my TZA on Friday and made a very good gain yesterday, however, I think the next 60 days will a market slump and this TZA will possibly double in value.CheersAll the best
thanks for the insight...feel better.
Oh, one more thing, the pre-market upswing is pure distribution. Big money is playing people who missed the move and drawing them in. or drawing in people who refuse the obvious since they are so obaminated that they believe he can turn water into wine.This market is headed for a sharp correction.TZA will most likely (probability) end either in the green or flat today.
Sorry for your troubles, but that is what happens when you chase out of emotion. You have to learn discipline and wait for the pullback. If this was a false upswing (which I do not believe it was), you'd lose your shirt again. Learn some technical analysis techniques and you'll do better.This tracks the IWM, so you do the math:The short-term goal is 45-46. The intermediate goal is 41 to finish an inverse H&S.The long-term goal is 34.26 (double-bottom).FYI:Next week is the end of the quarter.Next week is, therefore, window dressing week.This stock will most likely go down.I feel for the long-term the IWM will hit those marks mentioned above, but there's a lot of manipulation going on.GOOD NOTE: The FED cannot raise rates. If they do, TZA will take off.


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