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|Category: Punk
A Collection Of Pop Classics
$12 List Price
|Reagan Youth along with the Misfits and Kraut were the most influential early Punk bands in the New York area. However in their almost ten years together, they only managed to record 1 EP (Youth Anthems For The New Order). This was mostly due to drug consumption which also caused the bands final demise and death of singer Dave I (Rubinstien). The first EP was reissued as 'Volume 1' by New Red Archives, remixed by Dave and Nicky Garratt, with extra previously unreleased tracks from the 'Youth Anthems' session. After the band folded , members reunited to record a number of songs which hand not been documented this was in turn released as ' Volume 2' In later years, Reagan Youth have become icons in Punk circles with many cover versions of their songs being recorded and even the film 'Airheads' Using one of their songs in the sound track.
|About This Release
|This CD contains
both Reagan Youth Volume 1 & Volume 2 on one CD. The first half of the CD is classic
punk anthems like 'Reagan Youth', 'New Aryans' and 'Degenerated' while the second half
ranges from punk to almost acid rock. The CD artwork is by Dave I and shows the KKK as a
band 'The Grand Wizards' and the caption "Sponsored By The David Duke Appreciation
Society" However the band are clearly not racist as the caption on volume one showing
a KKK man patting a kid on the head reads "Come Now Jim, it could never happen
here" Volume 2 has a similar warning..... & of course Dave was Jewish!
|Key Selling Points
|1. Reagan Youth
2. New Aryans
3. (Are You) Happy?
4. No Class
5. I Hate Hate
6. Degenerated
7. Go Nowhere
9. Anytown
10. In Dog We Trust
11. It's A Beautiful Day
12. Jesus Was A Communist
13. Urban Savages
14. What Will The Neighbors Think?
15. Get The Ruler Out
16 Brave New World
17 Miss Teen America
18 Heavy Metal Shuffle
19 Queen Babylon
20 Acid Rain
21 One Holy Bible
22 Back To The Garden (parts 1-1V)
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Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton pounds her fist as she testifies on Capitol Hill in Washington, Wednesday, Jan. 23, 2013, before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing on the deadly September attack on the U.S. diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya, that killed Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais)
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton says the FBI is "following some very promising leads and putting together cases" as they investigate the Sept. 11 attack on the diplomatic mission in Benghazi that killed the U.S. ambassador to Libya and three other Americans.
Clinton told lawmakers on Wednesday that she had gotten an update on the probe in recent days from FBI Director Robert Mueller, who returned from a trip to Libya last week. She said the FBI is now trying to determine "how best to respond" to the leads they have.
But Clinton vowed that those responsible for the attack would be brought to justice even if it takes some time.
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Published: Friday, March 29, 2013 at 3:15 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, March 28, 2013 at 1:24 p.m.
The Flat Rock Playhouse production of Neil Simon's "The Odd Couple" debuts at 8 p.m. Wednesday on the Playhouse Mainstage at 2661 Greenville Highway in Flat Rock, N.C.
Starring popular area actors Scott Treadway and Charles Flynn-McIver, the play follows the foibles of two incompatible roommates, Oscar Madison and Felix Unger.
Performances are set for 8 p.m. Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, and 2 p.m. on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays through April 21.
Admission is $35, but discounts are available, including a $5 discount for Henderson County residents. Call 828-693-0731 or visit www.flatrockplayhouse.org for more information.
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Vince Dooley says just like helping young football players grow, it's rewarding to watch his plants blossom. (WRDW-TV / Nov. 7, 2011)
News 12 at 6 o'clock / Monday, Nov. 7, 2011
ATHENS, Ga. -- Vince Dooley: a legend in college football, a hero at Sanford Stadium. His 25-year career as head football coach at UGA boasts six SEC Championships and one National Championship while coaching Heisman winner Herschel Walker.
Since his retirement, Dooley has found another passion right in his own backyard. News 12's Carter Coyle joined Coach Dooley for a private walking tour of his nationally-renown garden.
Dooley's new book "Vince Dooley's Garden" is a literary walk-through of his flower sanctuary. Artist Steve Penley captures the blooming atmosphere in paintings of the garden, but nothing compares to walking through the real thing with Vince Dooley himself.
"From field goals to marigolds!" laughs Coach Dooley.
Usually known for his strength and passion on the football field, retirement has brought out a softer side in the legendary Bulldog leader.
"I've always enjoyed being outside, but I don't play golf. So gardening is my golf."
And he's not talking about just a few plants around his mailbox. Dooley has transformed his 5-acre estate in Athens into a miniature botanical garden.
"Always something going on all the time in a garden," Dooley reflects as he begins walking through his sanctuary.
Dooley says 15 years ago he knew absolutely nothing about gardening but always had a curiosity.
"The great thing about living around a university -- if you've got a curiosity about anything, you can satisfy it because there is an expert on anything."
So he started sitting in on horticulture classes at UGA, meeting his mentors Dr. Michael Dirr and Dr. Allan Armitage. The two men wrote the foreword and afterword, respectively, of Dooley's new book.
As he sat in on more and more classes, Dooley eagerly transformed from coach to student.
"One course led to another, one plant led to another. And I got bit by the horticulture bug. I've said many times there's no cure for the infection of the horticulture bug."
His passion may not be curable, but it's certainly contagious. Dooley strolls through the gardens he grooms daily, noticeably proud of the stunning haven he's created from the ground up.
Dooley pauses on one of his two Japanese bridges in his front yard and points at the water below.
"This is weeper's creek, I call it. We have weeping plants out here, but I always said when I was coaching and we got beat, I would come out here and weep with the weepers!"
Dooley knows every tree, every flower, every bud in his sprawling collection.
"What a beautiful pink ..." he notices, delicately holding the flower of a Camellia sasanqua (Jean May Camellia) in his side yard.
As he moves over another bridge, moving toward his front yard, Dooley points at a plant, pauses and thinks. He finally remembers, "Bottle brush buckeye" and moves on contentedly.
Dooley doesn't just recite their names; he has a genuine relationship with his plants.
"OK fella, you can go back in," he says to a flower near his backyard waterfall, carefully placing a dahlia flower back into his spot.
Most of Dooley's plants start out on his patio in the container garden.
"We used to entertain a 100 people out here, now I entertain a 100 pots. I like to keep them out here a couple of years so I get to know them before I put them out to pasture."
The patio is lined with plants and trees in small pots, most of which have a small metal tag tied to a stem, listing both the scientific name and everday name for the plant.
Dooley says just like helping young football players grow, it's rewarding to watch his plants blossom.
He cups a hot pink flower in his hand.
"These are great 'cause they just keep bloomin and bloomin and bloomin."
The Dooley Garden is even known by experts as "a garden for all seasons" because there's always something happening there year-round. Dooley says there is never a dead or boring season for him.
"There's a book called '1001 Gardens You Should See Before You Die.' I've seen about 350 of them around the world so I've still got a lot more to go."
Coach says his wife, Barbara, has learned to tolerate his outdoor affairs.
"She loves cut flowers. I know whenever I get in the dog house, I know I can go out and cut some flowers and bring them in and get out of the dog house in a hurry!"
His gardening book is dedicated to Barbara for their 50th wedding anniversary.
The pride and joy of his garden, though, is the more than 120 different varieties of Japanese Maple trees scattered throughout the grounds.
"I love Japanese Maples. There's an endless variety and color and form and shape of Japanese Maples."
He reaches out to a reddish orange variety planted near his outdoor pool, "We're starting to get some color in the Japanese Maples now."
The Athletic Complex at UGA is now named after Coach Dooley and boasts a small garden with all of his favorite plants. The Vince and Barbara Dooley hydrangea and the Dooley camellia are named after the couple. As you can imagine, the camellia has a big, bright Georgia red leaf.
From between the hedges to pruning the hedges, Dooley promises if he can be a gardener, anybody can.
"My first philosophy was to get one of every plant, which I soon found out was not possible. But nevertheless," he says smiling, "I'm still trying."


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Digital, flexographic, and offset printing address low, medium, and high-volume folding carton runs with virtually no variation in print quality. The printer also offers services to reduce carton costs by consolidating sizes and stock-keeping units (SKU Consolidation and Right-Sizing services, Innomark Packaging Solutions).
New label concepts include a design to impart child resistance to blister cards. The multilayer, pressure-sensitive label provides six barriers to entry—three logical and three physical. In use, the first step is to peel off the top layer to reveal a series of pictograms, which provide instructions for access. A six-by-two dose format has been tested and received an F4 rating. An F1 rating is being sought (CRSF label, Faubel Pharma Services).


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Creative Services Manager – Retail Marketing Agency – West End – c.£50K
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- Location
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Creative Services Manager – Retail Marketing Agency – West End – c.£50K
The Agency
A fantastic, mid-sized agency, based in the heart of London is looking to hire a talented, meticulous Senior Creative Artworker.
This agency's output consists of fantastic retail-based solutions for a range of leading brands in the entertainment and leisure sectors as well as for a host of FMCG brands.
The Role
The Creative Services Manager role will involve effective planning and management of the creative work flow (art directors / designers / artworkers / structural designers and illustrators) - ensuring all briefs are appropriately matched to the available skill sets.
The ideal candidate for this Creative Services Manager role will have commercial mind so that he/she can negotiate on costs, and continually review freelance head count, recruitment fees, process and overall operations, which will deliver on-going savings for the agency
The Creative Services Manager will work collaboratively across all departments including; client services, procurement and new business teams to ensure smooth operations /even workflow distribution
The Creative Services manager will also be responsible for rolling out a new online management tool and approval system across multiple sites.
Other key responsibilities for the Creative Services Manager role include
- Organise and chair weekly resource planning meetings with account teams and creative group heads
- Prepare detailed weekly workflow status reports for incoming creative/design/artwork and structural briefs/pitches, highlighting resource allocation and timings for each project
- Sense-check briefs to ensure that all necessary assets and specifications are readily available for the designers to commence work / prepare accurate estimates for internal creative time before a job commences
- Traffic briefs through the studio and effectively manage approvals to ensure deadlines are met / prioritise the flow of work to ensure that deadlines are managed and that the studio/designers are continually kept busy
- Art buying – Commissioning illustrators and coordinating / providing costs for photo shoots when necessary (Prepare photography/casting briefs, liaise with agents, models and stylists, negotiate on fees and usage, organise castings and set builds, source props and location).
The Candidate
The ideal candidate for the Creative Services Manager will come from project management/production background and be a natural people person. He/she will need to have the ability to negotiate extremely well and create a sense of calm throughout the creative department.
The Creative Services Manager position requires someone with end-to-end project management skills, who can manage projects from creative briefing, trafficking, problem solving and relationship and budget management.
Key attributes of the Creative Services Manager
- Exceptional time-management and organisational skills – your own time and 25 plus others
- Ability to influence and negotiate seamlessly under pressure
- Excellent at 'people management' and working with various personality types
- Must be a can do / make it happen / anything is possible type person
- Sound production knowledge of POS, POP and 360 campaigns
- Understanding of adobe suite would be very useful
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April Palmieri digs out her car in front of her home, background left, on 17th Street after a snow storm on Saturday, Feb. 9, 2013 in Bayville, N.Y. Palmieri had five feet of water in her basement as result of the rains from Superstorm Sandy. A howling storm across the Northeast left the New York-to-Boston corridor shrouded in 1 to 3 feet of snow Saturday, stranding motorists on highways overnight and piling up drifts so high that some homeowners couldn't get their doors open. More than 650,000 homes and businesses were left without electricity. (AP Photo/Kathy Kmonicek)


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FREMONT -- Donna Silva faced some hard economic times after her cafeteria job for 23 years at the Nummi auto plant here vanished with the closure of the factory in 2009.
She found no steady job. Even buying food strained her fixed income. The 63-year-old grandmother wondered how she would get by.
Silva found some relief from the Tri-City Volunteers food bank in Fremont, which provided her not only with food staples but also a place to do volunteer work and meet people.
Silva said the food bank provided stability to both her financial and social life after the upset caused by the sudden closure of the auto plant employing some 4,700 people.
"I would go to the grocery store once a week and look around for specials and realize there were some basics I couldn't afford," said Silva, an Alameda County resident. "Things were bad. They're better now."
She typically works at least two volunteer shifts a week pushing carts of free food bags out to the pantry's customers and helping them load their cars. Low-income individuals and families can get two shopping carts of food per month.
This year the nonprofit organization provided food to an average of 6,000 households per month -- a load that is growing despite the easing of the joblessness rate in the Bay Area and California.
The pantry food bag program served an average of 4,875 households per month last year, 2,909 households per month in 2009, and 1,849 per month in 2008, according to Executive Director Melissa Ponchard.
"We are seeing more people, more demand for food. This is not an economic recovery for many people," Ponchard said.
Tri-City Volunteers, which also runs a thrift shop and lunch program for the homeless, is one of 32 nonprofit agencies participating in the Share the Spirit fundraising campaign this holiday season.
Ponchard said the food bank would not be able to do its work without the many volunteers like Silva who come in to sort, organize and give out food to people who drive to the pantry located near an auto tune up shop and a church.
On a recent weekday afternoon, a team of more than 10 volunteers formed an assembly line sorting and delivering food to people who sign in at the pantry office and then wait in line for the food carts.
Silva, dressed in jeans, sneakers and a bright yellow traffic vest, whisked out a shopping cart full of about 150 pounds of bread, tortilla, potatoes, onions, beans and other staples to a customer waiting in the parking lot.
The woman getting food said she was self-conscious about accepting the help.
"Oh, you should not be embarrassed," Silva told the woman as the two of them loaded up the car trunk.
Silva said she at first was reluctant to accept free food because she was accustomed to working and earning enough to pay for it herself.
A few months ago, though, she decided she needed help and found the Tri-City food bank on the Internet. She typically gets one food cart a month.
While waiting in line for a food pickup one day last spring, she saw a sign that invited food recipients to volunteer. She did.
"I thought, 'I can do that. I'm experienced. I'm a hard worker,'" Silva said. "I think it's a way of giving back. And it's been a good way of meeting some very nice people that work here."
Contact Denis Cuff at 925-943-8267. Follow him at Twitter.com/deniscuff.
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STOCKTON - A parolee was arrested after setting fire to a man's home in south Stockton early Saturday, authorities said.
A 63-year-old man and his 8-year-old son were sleeping at 6:45 a.m. when John Johnson, 32, set their house on fire, resulting in minor damage to the home's exterior, police said. Johnson was taken into custody without incident. He was arrested on suspicion of arson and for a parole warrant, authorities said.
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AEP plant to close by 2015, lose 100 jobs
February 27, 2013
BEVERLY — American Electric Power's Muskingum River Power Plant Unit 5 will stop burning coal by 2015, effectively idling more than 100 jobs at the facility overlooking the Muskingum River just nort......
Following is a list of "FAILED" energy companies backed by Obama and funded by American tax-dollars.
1)Solar Trust of America, 2)Bright Source, 3)Solyndra, 4)LSP Energy, 5) Energy Conversion Devices, 6)Abound Solar, 7)Sun Power, 8)Beacon Power, 9)Ecotality, 10)A123 Solar, 11)UniSolar, 12)Azure Dynamics, 13)Evergreen Solar and 14)Enert.
We can only guess the total dollars wasted by President Obama.
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Campbellsville Elementary School recently named its Leaders of the Week.
They are kindergartener Allison Dean, first-grader Brayden Judd, second-grader Tyler Haulk and third-grader Lance Knifley.
They are kindergartener Marissa Sumners, first-grader Kyndall Cox, second-grader Dior Charles and third-grader Diego Noyola.
Kentucky Christian Academy recently began an engraved brick campaign to students, community members, clubs, organizations and businesses.
Money raised from the sale of the bricks will be used toward building a playground at the new KCA school.
A limited number of bricks will be sold. The engraved bricks will lead to the entrance of the KCA building.
Bricks will also be available for students to have engraved using their own handwriting.
Campbellsville Independent
Nov. 10-14
Monday - Cheeseburger on bun with pickles and onions, baked fries, coleslaw, peaches and milk.
Tuesday - Breaded chicken patty, mashed potatoes, peas and carrots, mandarin oranges and milk.
Wednesday - Bosco pizza stick, garden salad, corn, sidekick smoothies and milk.
Thursday - Chicken nuggets, broccoli casserole, seasoned carrots, fruit cocktail and milk.
Linda Waggener
Campbellsville University
High school and middle school students from four Kentucky counties, including Taylor, attended the first field day of the semester at Campbellsville University's Clay Hill Memorial Forest, a regional center for environmental education and research, on Oct. 21.
Students from Green County High School, Lebanon Middle School and Adair County High School also attended.
Taylor County Elementary School recently named its Students of the Week for the week of Oct. 27.
They are freshman Colton Hughes, sophomore Layke Burriss, senior Lexus Denham and junior Gabby Pyles.
Campbellsville Middle School recently named its Leaders of the Week for the week of Oct. 27.
They are fifth-grader Dakota Harris, sixth-grader Destiny Hicks, fourth-grader Mary Russell, seventh-grader Zaria Cowan and eighth-grader Casey Hardin.
Campbellsville Elementary School recently named its Attendance Leaders of the Week.
They are kindergartner Allison Dean, first-grader Tiffany Gaddie, second-grader KeAvian Miller and third-grader Kehleigh Vaught.
Kim Davis
Green River Ministries
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this interview was for some punk zine. 5/23/03
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How does it feel to be the first legitimate hip-hop act to be signed to
Epitaph Records?
"It feels normal. It's slightly exciting and it makes me eager to follow through with the plans."
Since most of the Epitaph fans may not know much about you, explain who you
are in a nutshell.
"I just don't know what to say to people who have no idea who I am. Years and years and years of introducing myself has left me numb to that whole game. Hi...my name is Frank...I do the grind. Words and music help me through life. A reclusive extrovert. I can be passionate and indifferent at the same time. So come play with me until you fall in love or out of the loop."
Where do you see the underground hip-hop scene going within the next year or
"I'd rather not say. I'd rather not think about it."
Do you think your signing will prompt other traditionally punk labels to
scoop up the best of the rest?
Who do you think some essential hip-hop acts are for us to know about?
"Well...besides the obvious (Public Enemy, BDP, Rakim, etc.) I would suggest that you check out some stuff from the Rhymesayers, anticon and Def Jux camp.
What bands are you looking forward to work with from the Epitaph roster?
"I would love to work with Bad Religion, Rancid, Tom Waits, NOFX. I mean, all of them have put out albums that I thoroughly enjoy so to work with them would be interesting. Who the hell knows if that would happen though. I don't intend on working with anybody."
Explain who the non prophets are.
"The Non-Prophets is an older group of mine. It has been narrowed down to me on vocals and Joe Beats on production. The Non-Prophets style is more traditional hiphop, and we try to have a lot of fun with the music. It's a task to operate inside of the box and still try to make it your own, but I think we do well with it."
What can fans expect from your first Epitaph release?
"I am looking for people to work on music with me but there will be no cameos. I have a lot of things that I want people to hear, so I will say them the best way I know how. That's all I can do. There will be a personal and political edge, that's all I know at this point. Because that's all I've been writing. I don't wish to alienate the non-hiphop audience, which I sometimes do with my music. I intend on communicating the human experience in a way that people of all backgrounds will hopefully relate to. Whether they agree or not."
Do you think people will view you much like they did Ice-T back when he
formed Body Count?
"No. Although Ice T is a HUGE influence of mine, we operate in different music eras. Also, I am not a black, 45 yr old, OG gangster, pimp hustler motherfucker. It seemed with Body Count that Ice T was trying very hard to sound 'punk.' To the rest of us it just sounded horrible. The tension mounts. Ice T just had this half-assed yell...it is fun to listen to for that one song. I mean, what's most important is he got police in an uproar, so my hat goes off to him. Body Count did some across as a half-assed effort though. If people ever view me like that I might have to call Evil E and work on some better sex raps."
How has the punk crowd treated you so far?
"Well, before this Epitaph thing happened there was a very obvious punk contingent at my shows. I don't know if it is going to grow larger due to the recent signing or not, but the punk crowd always treats me with respect. It makes me feel good."
How did Brett Gurewitz hear about you?
"Through Andy Kaulkin (president of Epitaph.) Andy was checking out the hiphop scene and he came across my music. He presented it to Brett and then they started checking out my shows I guess. What they all seemed to be enjoying about me was the message I promoted in my music and the manner in which I presented it all. That's probably obvious to a lot of people though."
"Makeshift Patriot" gave most of us a taste of your sound. What other
records do you recommend us check out of yours?
"My only OFFICIAL, commercially released album is one called Personal Journals. It came out a little over a year ago on Anticon Records. In a time when a lot of people were rapping about bullshit topics, I decided to make a fashion show of my personal life. Hence, Personal Journals. Other than that, I suggest people check out my Known Unsoldier 'Sick of Waging War' CD, which is what Makeshift Patriot is off of."
If you could have dinner with one person from the past or present, who would
it be?
"Jesus Christ. I have a few bones to pick with him about his people."
What would the dinner conversation be like?
"Well...it might be filled with a lot of apologies. But in the end, I would demand an autographed copy of the Bible after I made him write the whole thing out for me. In English, buddy. In English."
Do you have any last words for your fans?
"I have some of the greatest fans in the world. Some have even stuck it out with me since 1996. They have given me books, notebooks, poems, music, food, drinks, pictures, kisses, hugs and love. They are balanced out by some of the worst fans to ever exist. Since I tend to dwell on the negative, I would like to tell my nice fans thank you for all your support (blah blah blah) and fuck the rest of you in the face with cum icicles."
What about to the critics?
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Some people gave you money also, What about mentioning that!!!!! I gave you money, i want my money back, heres the burned cd, i want a refund.
Fri May 23, 2003 5:52 pm
Sage Francis
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money money money.
run that shit.
Sat May 24, 2003 12:04 pm
Joined: 09 Oct 2002
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Weren't the Rhymesayers folk signed to Epitaph a month ago? I probably just don't have my facts straight, but if that's right... uhh... how are they not legitimate hip-hop?
Sat May 24, 2003 12:37 pm
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Joined: 12 Jul 2002
Posts: 2319
Location: Stockholm, Sweden
Who said they arent?
I liked this interview.
Sat May 24, 2003 12:53 pm
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Ok, this is the forum I meant to reply to.
I thought I read Slug and Rhymesayers were signed to Epitaph awhile ago... but I might be wrong. That's what I was commenting on.
Sat May 24, 2003 2:08 pm
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I got you. Forget about it.
Sat May 24, 2003 2:20 pm
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yeah, that's not true. the rhymesayers singing thing
Sat May 24, 2003 7:27 pm
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GRAND RAPIDS -- Until somewhat recently, Jordan Owens didn't know the full extent of Willie O'Ree's story.
A few years ago, though, he caught a special on TV that documented the path O'Ree took to becoming the NHL's first black player in 1958. Owens was inspired, and when he was traded to the Grand Rapids Griffins in March 2010, he wanted to show his appreciation in a meaningful way.
That's why the 24-year-old left wing now wears the same No. 22 O'Ree wore with the Boston Bruins -- even if Owens originally followed the careers of other players while growing up near Toronto.
"To be honest, growing up I was watching guys like Kevin Weekes and Anson Carter," Owens said. "I didn't really have a very good history lesson."
Owens has been playing hockey since he was 4 years-old — his mother's parents helped get him started -- and has been the only black player on most of his teams.
But the color of his skin has not been something he really thinks about -- his parents have never mentioned if they encountered any prejudice over the years -- but he does acknowledge that he heard racial slurs as he made his way up the ranks.
"Not even enough to mention," Owens said. "Now and then there's always one person in the crowd that usually is not a very good character, but there's not anything that's bothered me or scarred me for life by any means."
Griffins assistant coach Jim Paek can relate. He became the first Korean-born player to skate in the NHL in 1991, and said he heard epithets -- and still hears them from time to time on the bench.
But he said that kind of ignorance makes him more sad than angry or hurt.
"It wasn't a real big issue. When there was something, it was just water off a duck's back," Paek said. "You have to let it go. At the end of the day, they are just dummies, so you realize where the source is coming from."
Fortunately, he said, the vast majority of people in hockey don't let race become an issue.
"At the end of the day, this is such a great sport that they don't even recognize color, race or anything. They judge you on your ability," Paek said. "It hurts more if they say, 'Hey, you suck as a hockey player.' That hurts more than anything."
Black players no longer are a novelty in hockey. There are about 25 black players in the NHL this season, an all-time high, and the Atlanta Thrashers' roster boasts five itself.
O'Ree, 75, now is the NHL's director of youth development and the ambassador for its "Hockey is for Everyone" initiative.
Of course, it helps if you can play, which isn't an issue for Owens.
He has five goals and 13 assists in 50 games this season, but Griffins coach Curt Fraser said Owens has been one of the team's most consistent players and finds ways to contribute every night, whether it's killing penalties or dropping the gloves. (Owens has seven fights this season, fourth-most on the team.)
"Jordan has done a terrific job for us this year, and he's really stepped up," Fraser said. "He's had some great games, but through the entire season Jordan has been really consistent. He's improved in every way as a player, and he sticks his nose sometimes where he shouldn't and that's been a real good thing for us."
Owens, who also drew praise from Detroit Red Wings coach Mike Babcock with a strong preseason, hopes to finish the year strong.
"I got off to a little bit of a slow start, but I seem to be picking up my play in the past couple months," Owens said. "I try to work hard and come to the rink every day with a clean slate, fresh state of mind and give it everything I have."
Owens appreciates the trails that were blazed by his predecessors and, despite the growing number of black players in hockey, he figures his race still might throw some people off a little bit.
He's happy to serve as a role model for younger players, but looks forward to the day when race is no longer an issue in the sport.
"It's good to see a lot of young players coming up, and not just black players, but Asian players and even players from smaller European countries," he said. "Everyone is playing hockey now, and it's good to see.
"But I never like to make a big deal about it, because it's never really been a big deal in my life."
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didn't dissolve properly, which could delay relief of pain in users.
10:50 a.m.: Weldon says the McNeil plant in Fort Washington, Pa., where faulty
products were made, will be "state of the art" when it's refitted and reopened.
10:52 a.m.: Weldon says he doesn't think cost cutting or financial issues were
put ahead of quality at any of its facilities.
11 a.m.: Chaffetz grills Goggins, who says that people were fired as a result
of the recalls. Doesn't name names. Chaffetz blasts the "cozy" relationship
between J&J and the FDA regarding the Motrin recall.
11:08 a.m.: Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-Ohio) gets in on the action. Goggins says
she didn't know at the committee hearing in May about certain details of the
Motrin recall. Kucinich says, "This testimony is lacking credibility."
11:12 a.m.: Weldon is discussing an incident in which raw materials used in
manufacturing were discovered to be contaminated with a certain bacteria. He
says no product ever shipped had this contamination. But J&J accepted the FDA's
finding there was potential risk, and agreed to make a recall.
11:25 a.m.: Weldon says the planned resumption of shipping of McNeil products
next week is much sooner than J&J's internal expectations, and he credits
working closely with the FDA. He didn't specify when J&J initially expected to
resume shipping.
11:32 a.m.: Questioning ends. Weldon and Goggins get up from witness table.
FDA Principal Deputy Commissioner Joshua Sharfstein is sworn in.
11:35 a.m.: The FDA's Sharfstein says the agency hasn't found any direct link
between recalled McNeil products and any serious adverse events in users,
including death.
11:37 a.m.: Sharfstein says a common concern with J&J's recalls was the
company's failure to investigate and correct product problems in a prompt and
thorough manner.
11:41 a.m.: Sharfstein says J&J omitted "phantom" part of the "phantom recall"
from its notification to the FDA in 2009 regarding buying Motrin off store
shelves, which complicated things. Still, he acknowledges the FDA should have
acted sooner to push J&J to conduct an official recall.
11:42 a.m.: Sharfstein is asked, "Did FDA approve the phantom recall?" He
responds: No.
11:47 a.m.: Sharfstein said that if the FDA had mandatory recall authority,
things would have gone differently.
11:49 a.m.: Sharfstein says the FDA district director in Puerto Rico, who was
monitoring the Motrin recall, is still in her post. He says the FDA declined to
make her available to testify because the Justice Department said she is a
central witness in a related criminal investigation. The DOJ probe of J&J has
been previously disclosed by the company.
11:56 a.m.: Sharfstein says the FDA didn't know that J&J contractors were
going to be untruthful while going about buying Motrin products off store
Noon: Sharfstein is asked if he's admitting the FDA didn't do all it should
have done in the J&J matter. "That's correct," he replies. He adds that the FDA
is stepping up its enforcement efforts.
12:06 p.m.: Earlier in the hearing, Issa compared the FDA's handling of J&J to
the federal Minerals Management Service's interaction with industry leading up
to the BP oil spill. So far, no one has compared J&J itself to
BP, however.
12:12 p.m.: Testy exchanges between Issa and Sharfstein. Issa says the FDA
knew J&J was buying Motrin off store shelves, even if the FDA didn't know about
the "phantom" nature of the recall. Issa says Sharfstein has implied this was
all J&J's fault. Sharfstein says he didn't testify it was all J&J's fault.
12:21 p.m.: Sharfstein says the FDA received reports of adverse events in
users of McNeil medicines that appeared to be linked to known risks of the
drugs, not due to quality problems. Examples are drugs that can make a child
"jittery" or if someone took an overdose. "That's not because of the quality
problem and production; that just happens," he said.
12:22 p.m.: Hearing adjourns. Weldon shakes hands with committee members.
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Jackson Local Schools Resource Officer Dave Trubisky estimated that when students approach him to talk, about 60 or 70 percent of their conversations concern something happening on social media. He gets calls from parents about it, too.
The behavioral data requested from school districts show school officials are catching safety threats posted on popular sites. One student threatened on Facebook to harm a high school and its occupants and was subsequently suspended out-of-school for two weeks. Another high school student made comments via Twitter that scared his or her classmates, and the student also received out-of-school suspension. Yet another student threatened to blow up a school building and kill someone and was disciplined by the district.
Plain Local Schools Superintendent Brent May said it's "unacceptable" for school districts to claim they don't understand how to use social media. In Plain, district officials keep an eye on sites such as Facebook, Twitter and Kik, he said.
Sandy Valley Superintendent David Fischer said, usually, it's not the school monitoring social media sites but parents or students tipping them off about posts that raise suspicion.
"I mean, trust me, I've seen 'em all now," he said. "I don't use them, but I have seen them."
Deputy Melissa Bogunovich, resource officer for Marlington Local Schools, said part of the problem is students don't take time to cool down or walk away from an upsetting situation. When they're mad, they can turn to social media immediately. If there's a threat made, Bogunovich will take action — sometimes even file charges. But a lot of times, she said, the consequence is " just a good talking-to."
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Centrol Michigon University Boord of Trustees
Meeting of January 17, 1979
Mt. Pleosont, Michigan
Members present: Mr. Ulwrence D. Rahilly, Choif1TlQn; Dr. Lloyd M. Cofer;
Mr. leo A. Forhat; Mr . Alfred J . Fortino; Mrs. Katharine C. Hofstad;
Mrs , tv\orgoret A. Rieckef; Mr. James M. Unphrey; Or. Ii::Irold Abel, President .
Members absent: Mr . Wolter W. Wightmon.
Also attend ing: Dr. John E. Contelon, Provost; Dr. Terrence J. Corey,
Secretary to the Boord of Trustees and Vice President for University Relations;
Mr. Arthur E. Ellis, TreosUfet of the Board of Trustees and Vice President for
Public Affairs; Mr. Jerry R. Tubbs, Vice President for Btl5iness ond FirOl;lI1ce.
The meeting wos coiled 10 order by Choinnon Rah il ly at 10: 19 (I.m •
The minutes of the December 20, 1978 meeting were approved as printed .
't was moved by Mrs, Kgthorine Hofstad, seconded by Mr. Alfred Fortino, and
carried, thai the following recommendotions of the odministrotioo be opproved.
Koren F. 8eehr, T emporory Instrvctor, P5ychology, ooe-fOVl"tft time, Winter
Semester I Cf79
B.A. , University of Michigon, 1975
M.A., Illinois Stote u,iversity, 1978
George M. Blockburn, reapPOintment os Deportment Choirpeuon, Hidory,
eHect ive August I, 1979 - July 31, 1982
B.A., SUNY, Albany, 1947
M.A . , 1ndionCI University, 1951
Ph .D. , lndiono University, 1956
January 17, 1 V79
Appointments - continued
Reynolds H. Campbell , Temporary Instructor, &niness Low clOd Regulation ,
one -fourth time, Winter Semester 1979
B.A., University of Michigan, 1963
J . D., Detroi t College of Low, 1968
Kathleen A. Cooper, Temporary Instructor, Finonce, Imuronce, o~ Reol
Estole, one -fovrtt. time, Winter Semester 1979
B.A. , Adrian College , 1969
M.B.A., Centrol Michigan University, 1977
Jame! W. [)amilia, Temporary Instructor, Marketing and I'bopitality Services
Administration, one4lolf time , and Finance, Insurance , a~ Reol Estate ,
one- fourth time , Winter Semester 1979
B.S., Central Michigan University, 1969
M.B.A ., Michigan State University, 1970
Joon W. Dollard, Temporary Ins tructor, Foreign Longuoges, literatures and
Cultures, one -third time, Winter Semester 1979
B.A., University of Michigan, 1960
M.A., Universi ty of Michigan, 1963
Patrick J. Keyes, Temporary Assistant If\1itructor, Economics, one-holf time ,
Winter Semester 1979
B.A. , Central Michigan University, 1976
Albert L. Lewis, reappointment as Deportment Chairperson, Speech and
Dramatic Arts, effecti ve August 1, 1978 - July 31,1 981
B.A., Northwest NoUirene Coll ege, 1961
M.A. , Un iversity of Oregon, 1963
Ph.D. , University of Oregon, 1967
Jomes C. livingston, Temporory Instructor, History, fu ll-ti me, Winter
Semester 1979
B.A., Northem Illi nois Universi ty, 1972
M.A., Northem Illinois University, 1975
John K. Matthews, Temporary Assistant Ins tructor, Physicol Edvcotion, five sixths
time, Winter Semester 1979
B.S., Centro l Mich igon University, 1974
Robert M. Oneal, Adjvoct Professor, Speech and Dromatic Arts 1978-79
A. B., Dartmouth College , 1954 '
M. D., Horvord Medicol School, 1957
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Appointmenh - continued
Roymo~ E. Podgett, Temporary Instructor, Finonce, Insurance, and Real
Estate, one-fourth time, Winter Semester 1979
B.S ., Centrol Michigan Universi ty, 19n
Dean S. Pybvs, Assistont Professor, Recreation and Pork Administrotion ,
B.S., Centro I Connedieut Skl te College, 1967
M.S., University of Bridgeport, 1974 (Covoseling)
M.S., Indiano University, 1976 (Recreation)
umy J. Ronk in, Temporary Assistant ProfeS5Ol", Accovnting, full-time, Winter
Semester 1979
B.S., Indiol'lO University, 1969
M.B.A., Indio no University, 1974
William J. Shirl ey, Temporary Instructor, Business low and Regulation, one holf
time, Winter Semester 1979
B.A ., Centra l Michigan University, 1966
J . D., Woyne State University Low School, 1969
Robert E. Smith, Temporary Instructor, Finance, Insuronce , ond Reol Estate ,
one- fourth time, Winter Sem.der 1979
B.A. , Cornell University, 1955
M.B .A., University of Michigon, 1961
Gory A. Schroen, Temporary Instruct:ll', Accounti ng, full-time, Winter
Semester 1979
A.A., Delto Coll ege , 1973
B.A., Michigon Stote University, 1975
M.S . , Central Mich igon Univeuity, 1m
Jane M. White, Temporory Instructor, PhysiC<lI Educotion, three-fourths time,
Winter Semester 1 V79
B.S., 51. Josepn's College, Ind iono, 1973
M.A ., Central Michigon Uni versity, 1978
J. Holton Wil son, Assoc iate Professor, &niness Low and Regulo tion, 1979-80
B.A., Otterbein Coll ege, 1965 (Economics)
B.S., Otterbein College, 1966 (Chemistry)
M.B.A., Bowling Green University, 1967
D.B.A., Kent Sta tfl Un iversity, 1973
Appointments; - con ti nued
Geroldine B. Wrigh t, Temporory InslNCtor, Monogement, one - fourth lime ,
Winter Semester 1979
B.S., Central Mich igan University, 1977
M.B.A., Centrol Michigan University, 1978
Admi ni stroti ve/Professi ono I
Gerold Fulford, Investment Manager AP- 5, provisional, Businen Services
Jeon Julier, Coordinotor/Off Compus Progroms AP-2, one -hotf time,
provisionol, Registror
Donald W. Schmidt, Coordinotor/ Foculty Conhoctuol Relotions AP-7,
Acodemic Affo irs, effec tive April 2, 1979
Supervisory/T echn icol
Goil Clork, Center Representotive ST-4, provisiono l, IPCO/Andrews Admin .
Potricio Dovickon, lob Technicion ST-5, one -nolf lime, Chemistry
Elsie Giles, Center Representotive ST-4, provisional, IPCD/ASMT Admin.
Annette Cook, Secretory C-4, one -oeM time, School of Bu5inen Adrninistrotion
Rose N.orie Fisher, Secretory C-4, librory
Dorio lemmons, Secretary C-4, Purcnasing
Mointenonce/Food Service
Williom Nevills, Custodian MF-3, Physico! Plont
Promotions, Reclon ificot ions, ond Sa lary Adjustmenh:
John B. Mitchell, Anistont Professor, Finonce, Insuronce, ond Reo l
Estole , received Ph . D., effective December 11 , 1978
lomes S. Monroe, Temporary Alsistont Professor, Geology, from one4.0l f
time to tnree-fourtns time, Winter Semester 1979
William R. Sigmund, received Ph.D . , from Temporory IflStructor to
Temporory Alsistont Professor, Biology, effective December 15, 1978
Lhclossified Administrotor
Jon Mocleod to Anistonl Vice President-Plont Monogerment, Physicol
Adm in btroti ve/ Professi one I
Edword Norelto to Anistont Director AP-7 , Physicol Plont
Mary Ellen Nicke l to Adm inistra tive Alsistont AP-J, IPCD
L. Jomes Stock III to Lob Technicion ST -5, Chemistry
Publ ic Safety
Max StrOflg to Public Service Officer PS-I, Public Safety
Pomelo Trovh to Speciolist Clerk C-4, Financ iol Affa irs
Potricio WilJOfl to Speciolht Clerk C-4, IPCD
Maintenance/ Food Service
Jomes Bauer to Senior Custodion MF-5, Physico l Plont
Promotions, Reclauificotions and Solary Adiustmenh - continued • • leaves of Absence - continued
Donald Courtney to Maintenance Mechanic Apprentice MF-II, Physical Michael Foirbanks foil SemMter 1979 With full pay
Plant \ Biology
Bruce Ellsworth to Carpenter Apprentice MF- II, Physicol Plant } William E. Forley Winter Semester 19M With full pay
Marvin ludwig to Maintenance Mechanic Apprentice MF-II, Physica l Plant
Physicol Education
Richard Feotheringhom Winter Semester 19M With full pay
Robert Rood to Carpenter Apprentice MF-Il, Physicol Plont Business Education and
Administrative Services
James Smith to Maintenance Mechanic Apprentice MF-ll , Physicol Plan t
Henry L. Fulton Winter Semester 19M With full pay
Deloris Young to Carpenter Appren tice MF-J1 , Physical Plant English
Henry H. Hon Wi nter Semester 19M With full pay
Pol iticol Science
leaves of A.bsence:
James F. Howell foil Semester 1979 With full pay
Donald B. Beere foil Semester 1979 With full pay English
Raymond F. Johnson Winter Semester 1980 With full pay
Geotge M. 810ckburn foil Semester 1979 With full pay • • Heolth Education
Arthur L. Kontlo foil Semester 1979 With full pay
Don M. Boileau foil Semester 1979 With full pay Biology
Speech and Dramatic Arts
Edword L. lDmie Winter Semester 1980 With full pay
Richard S. Brooks foil Semester 1979 With fu ll pay Computer Science
Political Science
James R. Lampley foil Semester 1979 With full pay
Robert A. Chaffer Winter Semester 19M With full pay Biology
Ken W. McCleary foil Semester 1979 With full pay
Jack L. Chopis Acodemic Yeor 1979-80 With half pay Marketing and Hospitolity
Sociology and Anthropology Services Administrotion
Floyd R. Dcin foil Semester 1979 With full pay ) W. Deern Memering Winter Semester 1980 With full pay
History Engl ish
Burton Dickerson Winter Semester 1980 With full pay I Wi lliam A. Miller Winter Semester 1980 With full pay
Art Mathematics
Co lvin W. Enders Winter Semester I9BO With full pay Quentin R. Peterson Academic Yeor 1979-80 With holf pay
History Chemistry
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Robert E. Poynor
Speech ood Dromotic Arts
K. Potrick Rode
Student Teaching
Fronk A. Stoncoto
Secondory Educotion
DO)Of"es C. Toms
Spec iol Educotion
Thomes H. Townsend
Speech ond Dromotic Arts
Thomes R. Weirich
Accounti ng
Equity Adjustments:
Robert Blue
Cloudio Dougloss
Charles Ebel
AI Hokalo
Bee Hollett
Stonley Hioehi
Jean Hollond
Coral Howard
Cordell Jocobson
Robert King
Foil Semester 1979 With ful l ply
Fo il Semester 1979 With full ply
Foil Semester 1979 With ful l pay
Winter Semester 1980 With full pay
Winter Semester 1980 With full pay
foi l Semester 1979 With full pay
Eorly Childhood and Elementary Educati on
Student Teaching
&l rly Chi ldhood ond Elemen tary Educotion
Physico I Educotion
Physica l Education
Sociology ond Anthropology
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Wley Lonee Seconclory Educotion
Terry Utnker tv'Iothemolics
Ken tv'Iorris Counselor Educotion and Perlonol Development
Oliver Oberlander Indl/Striol Educotion and Teehnology
Woyne Osborn
Delbert Ringquid Politicol Science
lorry Tifft Sociology ond Anthropology
Gordon Schultz Health Educotion
Resignotions, Terminolions, Etc:.:
Nancy Melin, Assistant Professor, library, effective January 19, 1979
Doreen Neh.on, Temporary Instructor, Accounting, effective
December 16, 1978
Gory Rondoll, Producer/ Director AP-4, Public s,.oodcosting
Superv i $OI'y/T echnieo I
Dione Clork , Groduotion Anol~t ST-3, IPCD
John Herrboch, Senior TV Engineer ST-6, Public Broodcosting
Debro 5potig, Center Repres.entotive 5T-4, three-fo ..... thllime, provisionol,
Jane Alexonder, AdminisIrative Sl"Cretory (-5, Counselor Education
Helen Davis, Administrative Secretory C-5, Chemhtry
October 14, 1965 - December 31, 1978
Maintenance/Food Service
lloyd Thorn, Custod ian MF-2, Physical Plant
tv\a rch 11, 1968 - December 31, 1978
It was moved by Mrs. Katharine Hafstad, seconded by Mr. Alfred Fortino, and
carried , that the following resolution be adopted. Mr . Farhat abstained.
WHEREAS The President of the United States, on April 14, 1978,
by Executive Order, estoblhhed the Notional Commin ion on the
International Year of the Child, 1979; and,
WHEREAS One of the funct ions of the Notional Commission, in
promoting 'the Internati onal Year of the Child, is to give special
a ttention to the health, education, soc ial environment, physicol
and emotiona l development, and legal rights and needs of ch ildren
that are unique to them as children; and,
WHEREAS This func tion of the Notional Commhsion is congruent
with the philO5Ophies and stated purposes of Centrol Michigan
Univenity as, throughout its history, the University has endea vored
to wpport and improve the quolity of education for the children of
Michigan; and ,
WHEREAS, The State Board of Education of the Siote of Michiga n,
on Novembef- 15, 1978, by resolution, has called upon all institutions
of publ ic education in the State of Mich igan 10 support and
further the work of the Notional Commin ion as that work relates
to the schooling and educational experiences of children in the
BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED, That the Boord of Trustees of Central
Michigan University supports the State Boord of Education in its
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Resoluti on Endorsing the "International Year of the Child" - continued
observance of the Intefl'lOti onol Year of the Child, 1979, and
in its efforts to osstKe that education in the SIole', schools be
characterized by equolity, ~uity, and ellCellence.
Chairman Rahilly mode the following committee appointments.
Academic Affain Committee: Dr. ll oyd M. Cofer
WIn. Katharine C. /-k1fstad
Mr. Leo A. Farhat
This committee will also serve as the Faculty-Trustees Liaison Committee.
Finance Committee: fW . Alfred J. Fortino
fIIn. Mof90rel A. Riecker
Mr. Wolter W. Wightman
It was moved by fW. James Umphrey, seconded by Mn. Margaret Riecke,.,
and carried, that gifts received during the month of December totaling
$ 101 , 788.65 and grants totaling $94,725 be accepted with appreciation .
/'MC Associotion ond MAC Schools: /'MC Basketball Series
Notioml Science Foundation: Eleclron Micrography Study of
Antarctic Ventifocts
Commission ror the Blind: Broadcasting Intern
Michigon Council for the Arts: 80ch Feslival
$ 2,000
The next Boord of Trustees meeting will be Wedntttdoy, Febrvory 21, 1979.
It was moved by Mrs. Katharine Hofstad, sec;onded by Mrs. Morgoret Riecker,
and carried, that the 300rd move into closed session for the purpose of discussing
pending litigotion with our attorney and to rece ive informat ion from the
odministrat ion. For: Cofer, Forml, Fortino, Hofstad, Rah illy, Riecker,
lknphrey. Against: none .
The open 5euion adjourned at 12:40 p.m.
bi.;4 Secretary to the Boord of Truste~"
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Run Anywhere this 4th of July to Support Autism Speaks
This is a guest post by Autism Speaks' staffer Shawnie Keenan.
The Autism Speaks 5K is only just days away! This year is extra special in that we celebrate our 10th anniversary and are running in memory of the race's first announcer, Chip Shooshan. On Sunday, July 4, runners and walkers will come together and run/walk through the Potomac neighborhood looking to kick off their Independence Day weekend festivities with a real bang! This year, we are introducing an entirely new way to run this event called "Run Anywhere." The concept was first introduced by Steve Kirstein who found out that there were a lot of people who were interested in participating but were, unfortunately, out of town! So, what better way to get more people involved than by allowing them to essentially run this great event anywhere around the world and still receive the very stylish blue race tee shirt. Without further adieu: if you are interested in running a 5k on July 4th and cannot join us in Potomac, please visit www.autismspeaks5k.org and click "Run Anywhere" to register! Registration closes at 9 a.m. Eastern on Thursday, July 1, so register now.
Where will you be running this year?
June 29, 2010 at 4:45 pm
The 10th Anniversary Autism Speaks 5K dry-fit race shirt is really cool: it has the prevalence of autism, over the life of the 5K, on the back,….Great graphic!
June 29, 2010 at 5:21 pm
i would love to walk for the cause i would love to get one of those shirts for my walk please email me firstname.lastname@example.com


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Brad Lichtenstein, Director
Brad Lichtenstein is president of 371 Productions, a Milwaukee-based independent production company that makes documentaries, commercial work, technology projects and community engagement campaigns. He has produced for FRONTLINE and Bill Moyers. With New York-based Lumiere Productions, he produced With God on Our Side: The History of the Religious Right; André's Lives, a portrait of the "Jewish Schindler"; The Discovery Channel's Safe, about domestic violence; PBS's Caught in the Crossfire, about three Arab New Yorkers after 9/11; the PBS series Local News, and the BBC/Court TV co-production of Ghosts of Attica, for which he was awarded a duPont. He made the ITVS film Almost Home, a PBS Independent Lens documentary about people who live and work in a elder-care community. He has executive produced several projects, including A King in Milwaukee, about an artist who makes music from his interviews with old people. His current projects include What We Got: DJ Spooky's Journey Through the Commons, a documentary/fiction/transmedia enterprise about the over-privatization of what belongs to all of us. Brad has taught documentary film production at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, where he also founded docUWM, a documentary center that provides students an opportunity to learn by making professional films. He has two kids and a very accomplished wife living in the house with him.
Cal Skaggs, Producer
Calvin Skaggs is president of the company he founded, Lumiere Productions. With more than two dozen films and television productions to his credit, Skaggs has spent 25 years creating both dramatic and documentary films. He made his producing debut on public television in 1975 with the award-winning series The American Short Story, then went on to create productions for American Playhouse, including the feature Go Tell It on the Mountain, and for other PBS series such as American Masters and WonderWorks. Skaggs executive produced and directed the documentary series With God On Our Side: The Rise Of The Religious Right In America, 1950-1994 as well as the verité series Local News. Skaggs's work has also included The Circus (HBO), Vanished: Inside the Witness Protection Program and Diamonds! for Discovery. Among his acclaimed theatrical features are Horton Foote's On Valentine's Day, Fly By Night (Best Dramatic Film at the 1993 Sundance Film Festival), and The Wash.
David Van Taylor, Producer
David Van Taylor is vice president of Lumiere Productions, where he completed Local News (PBS). He began in the company as series producer of With God On Our Side: The Rise Of The Religious Right In America, 1950-1994 (ITVS). Van Taylor's feature documentary A Perfect Candidate was nominated for an Emmy. Since 1986, Van Taylor has written, directed, and edited for PBS, HBO (She's Having a Baby Brother), Discovery (Hollywood Talent Agents), MTV (I Want To Be A Millionaire), and TV Nation with Michael Moore. His first film, Dream Deceivers: The Story Behind James Vance vs. Judas Priest, won an International Documentary Association Distinguished Achievement Award.


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Graduate study-abroad students will complete MGT 598 Independent Study, directed by an RMU faculty member, which will include two weeks of class time and field research in London, and eight weeks of self-directed work in Chicago.
The program takes place July 5-23, 2013.
Shelley LaMantia
Associate Dean of International Studies
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Faculty Advisor for 2012 Graduate Study Abroad Program
Enrollment in the Morris Graduate School of Management
GPA of 3.0 or higher
Reference from student's academic advisor
$300** deposit
Completed FAFSA, SIGNED financial aid plan and a zero financial-aid balance
RMU graduate per-course tuition
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Round-trip airfare from Chicago
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Excursions and Guest Speakers (TBA)
**$300 Deposit is refundable if an applicant is NOT accepted into the program based on a decision made by RMU.
Program is subject to cancellation in the case of low enrollment.
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10:00am @ Central Library
In honor of Black History Month Tommy Terrific will be performing a magic show about the African-American scientist and inventor George Washington Carver. The show will feature magic tricks related to Carver's promotion of peanuts, sweet potatoes, and much more. Tommy will explore the products, inventions, and accomplishments of Carver, also known as the "Wizard of Tuskegee." This show is appropriate for children of all ages.


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Bejewelled Artworks
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Harry Kotlar invites you to discover beauty, perfection and art expressed in its bejeweled wearable, mini-sculpture collections. The polish immigrant Mr. Kotlar came to the country in 1948 with high hopes for his budding diamond jewelry business, along with his deep fascination for beauty, perfection and art. Three generations later, the company thrives in the diamond industry in realization of its founder's high hopes. The brand's favorite design is the intricate melee pattern, which is the use of smaller brilliant-cut diamonds to embellish the mountings for jewelry. This rendering takes precision and painstaking attention to details, skills that Kotlar craftsmen have mastered through the years. The arrays of diamond stones come alive in the elegant designs of Harry Kotlar bridals, bands, bracelets and necklaces, all set in intricately handcrafted platinum and rose or yellow gold and punctuated by carefully selected and polished central diamonds and precious stones.
Discover and fall in love with Harry Kotlar's perfected works of art. Shreve & Co. in Portland Oregon is an authorized dealer for Harry Kotlar.
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