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As of Friday afternoon, deputies re-opened the case after finding new evidence about possible misconduct of the driver. (WRDW-TV / Feb. 3, 2012)
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HARLEM, Ga. -- Several concerned parents contacted the newsroom, upset about a bus driver allegedly threatening students, stopping the bus mid-route and taking the kids back to the school.
As of Friday morning, this case was closed because deputies
found no criminal intent.
But as of Friday afternoon, deputies re-opened the case after finding new evidence about possible misconduct of the driver.
Charles Nagle, the Columbia County school superintendent, says this bus has been a problem all year.
"We have had three or four drivers on this bus this year," Nagle said. "The children who are riding this bus have been misbehaving on this bus."
And Euchee Creek Elementary has even had teachers and school administrators periodically ride the bus to monitor the kids' behavior.
But parents say their children's behavior is not an excuse for how their kids say the bus driver reacted.
Gina Taylor is the mother of 7-year-old Chase Taylor, a Euchee Creek Elementary student on this bus route.
"Children are going to fight, they're going to argue, but he's the adult, and he needs to handle the situation like an adult. Not act like a kid or threaten them," she said.
And officials agree the situation needs to be addressed.
"We've had some concerns here. At this point, we're not trying to excuse anything that took place," Nagle said. "We're going to investigate. I can assure the community that that driver won't be back on that bus."
But without cameras on the bus or other adults as witnesses, it's going to be up to the Sheriff's Office to find the truth.
The school has been taking statements from the nearly 50 students who were on that bus, and Euchee Creek Elementary Principal Katy Yeargin says they're hearing "all kinds of different stories."
Stories ranging from the bus driver threatening to kill the kids to slamming on the brakes, pulling into a ditch and injuring a few children.
The driver ended up taking the kids back to the school.
"When I came in, there were children, two that had ice packs on their head, some of the younger ones were upset," Yeargin said.
And Taylor says her daughter was terrified.
"She wasn't just kind of upset, she was trembling. I mean, I've never seen her like that before," she said.
The driver claims he slammed on the brakes because a child threw a jacket over his head.
"I have heard that, it has not been corroborated, so I'm not certain," Yeargin said.
But investigators are still trying to find out exactly what happened.
"There is some concern; we're going to take a close look at it, and then we can make a determination what, if any, charges could be filed," said Capt. Steve Morris with the Columbia County Sheriff's Office.
The driver involved in the allegations is a substitute driver and is not driving on any bus routes until the investigation is closed.
Yeargin says he will not be driving at Euchee Creek Elementary again.


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The world is rightly doing all it can now to fight the spread of H1N1 flu. I only wish it would do the same for tuberculosis.
My research at a clinical trial site outside Cape Town is finding TB infection rates of children at the highest levels ever recorded since the onset of TB chemotherapy in the middle of the last century.
By the time children enter school at age 5, 20 percent are already infected with TB. By the time they reach the age of sexual maturity, 13 years, 50 percent are infected. And between the ages of 24 and 28 -- the years of peak prevalence of HIV -- 80 percent are infected.
That's why what is happening in Washington now is so important to me, to all of those fighting TB in Africa, and really to all of us: No area of the world is immune from this contagious airborne infection, which passes on the wings of a sneeze or cough.
The Obama administration is working out its new Global Health Initiative, and we need help more than ever to fight this dual scourge of TB and HIV that is affecting children in my corner of the world from the day they are born.
These historically dangerous rates of TB infection bode ill for future TB control. While TB infections may remain dormant, certain triggers, such as HIV infection, awaken and launch TB microbes into destructive attacks on a person's body. When HIV and TB work in tandem, the result often is death.
My great fear is that if these unprecedented TB infection rates are not reduced, then TB control will fail for the next generation of Southern Africans. Even as efforts to fight AIDS have begun to make inroads -- the US government has been the world's most generous donor and implementer of these programs -- there is an urgent need to re-address TB control in Southern Africa where HIV has unmasked previously unrecognized high rates of TB transmission.
One major concern is that the increase of active TB cases is accompanied by the spread of multidrug-resistant TB (MDR-TB) and extremely drug-resistant TB (XDR-TB), strains of this ancient scourge that are very expensive and difficult to treat.
High TB infection rates occurring among children and adolescents many years before they arrive at clinics with clinical TB disease indicates that we need to develop new, broader approaches to TB control. Such a refocus will be important for policymakers as they reshape US global health programs in an increasingly difficult budget climate.
But developing-country doctors now worry that the US administration might pull back from the global AIDS battle and refocus on child and maternal health, neglected tropical diseases, and family planning.
While all those new efforts may yield benefits, they shouldn't come at the expense of the continuing AIDS and TB battle.
Wealthy nations need to lead the fight against this deadly threat, and the US can begin by fully funding its US global AIDS initiative, or PEPFAR, which Congress reauthorized in the summer of 2008. That called for spending $48 billion over five years on three diseases: $39 billion for HIV/AIDS, $4 billion for TB; and $5 billion for malaria.
Finding funds to deliver already proven methods of prevention and treatment is an essential part of the solution, but we also need more research and visionary leadership. My findings point toward a need for increased research of all the stages of TB development.
In Cape Town last year, we heard Dr. Anthony Fauci, the director of the US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), deliver a blueprint for a global scientific research agenda to fight TB -- much like the world response to HIV two decades ago.
He is right. We need the fruits of a new global research campaign to find better diagnostic tools and better treatment for TB. We need to interrupt transmission TB at the infection stage, as well as treating the disease once it is ravaging a person's lungs. We are quietly desperate in South Africa, but now with the emergence of new leadership that marks the end of AIDS denialism, we are ready for a full partnership with the United States and other donor nations.
It is in all of our interests to help stem an out-of-control TB epidemic -- from Washington to Cape Town -- and save the lives of children and adults.
Dr. Robin Wood is a member of the Infectious Diseases Society of America and Director of the Desmond Tutu HIV Centre at the University of Cape Town.
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Always the U.S. taxpayer who has to pay for the bad habits of others. TB is eradicable, but you knew that already.
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Today in Dallas-area photo history – 1992: George Lott kills 2 lawyers in Tarrant County Courthouse
From The Dallas Morning News, July 2, 1992
2 SLAIN, 3 HURT IN FW COURTHOUSE – SUSPECT SURRENDERS AT CHANNEL 8 OFFICES – DISTRESS OVER CHILD CUSTODY CITED AS MOTIVE – by Jacquielynn Floyd
FORT WORTH — A neatly dressed gunman abruptly opened fire in a Tarrant County courthouse early Wednesday, killing two lawyers, seriously wounding two appellate judges and grazing another attorney.
Almost seven hours later, a man who said he was distraught over a child custody case and sexual abuse charges against him walked into WFAA-TV (Channel 8) offices in Dallas, explained his motives on camera and surrendered to police.
"It's a horrible, horrible thing that I have done today. . . . You have to do a horrible, horrible thing to catch people's attention,' George Lott told personnel at WFAA. He said he had convicted himself and that "they should execute me.'
Mr. Lott said he used a Glock 17 9mm pistol, which he had calmly reloaded, to carry out the shootings. With the gun tucked in a briefcase, he fled down the four-story building's stairs before escaping.
Killed in the rampage were Chris Marshall, 41, chief of the appellate section for the Tarrant County district attorney's office, and Dallas lawyer John Edwards, 33, who was reportedly scheduled to argue a case before the court Wednesday morning.
The gunfire injured 2nd Court of Appeals Judge John Hill, 48, and visiting Judge Clyde Ashworth, 69. Judge Ashworth underwent hip surgery at Harris Methodist-Fort Worth hospital and was listed in serious condition late Wednesday. Judge Hill, who is not related to the former state supreme court justice and attorney general, was shot in the shoulder. He was listed in good condition at Harris.
Assistant District Attorney Steven Conder, 28, was grazed in the shoulder by one of the bullets. He was treated at John Peter Smith Hospital and released.
Tarrant County Sheriff's Department officials and Fort Worth police had questioned several possible suspects Wednesday afternoon, before Mr. Lott, 45, surrendered at WFAA shortly after 4:15 p.m., saying he was the gunman.
Fort Worth Police Lt. Ralph Swearingin said a witness had identified Mr. Lott as the gunman.
Lt. Swearingin said late Wednesday that Mr. Lott had been questioned and been booked into a Tarrant County jail on investigative charges of capital murder, deadly assault on a court participant and carrying a weapon in a prohibited place. No bail had been set, Lt.
Swearingin said.
Mr. Lott told Channel 8 that he had been planning the shootings about a month. "Somebody needs to look into what's happening to Neal," Mr. Lott said, referring to his son, the subject of the custody dispute.
Mr. Lott was indicted in April on aggravated sexual assault charges stemming from allegations that he had sexually abused his son at a motel in Peoria, Ill., according to police and court records. He was scheduled to be tried July 24 on the more serious of the charges, said prosecutor Jim Owens in Peoria, where the son lived.
Mr. Lott had called the felony court clerk in Peoria several times Tuesday and once early Wednesday, unsuccessfully trying to get a hearing regarding his complaints that prosecutors were withholding evidence, according to Kevin Lyon, Peoria County state's attorney.
Mr. Lott had sent a threatening letter accusing prosecutors in Peoria of withholding and fabricating evidence against him, Mr. Owens said.
"It was the first confirmation of everything I had heard and come to fear about George Lott," Mr. Owens said, referring to the letter.
He said Mr. Lott is a former attorney who had surrendered his bar license in Texas and had expressed strong hatred for the judicial system.
"He feels terribly wronged by the justice system," Mr. Owens said. "What happened today didn't surprise any of us. In fact, I think it could have just as easily happened here."
Fort Worth police and FBI agents searched Mr. Lott's south Arlington apartment late Wednesday. Shortly after the search began, officials said they had found no weapons but that the apartment was full of law books and court documents.
According to witnesses' statements in Fort Worth, the gunman went unnoticed among a handful of spectators in the gallery of the usually sedate appellate courtroom on the fourth floor of the old Tarrant County Courthouse building.
As the justices were hearing a case, which authorities believe was unrelated to the shootings, a man suddenly stood and began firing.
"He was very organized," said Fort Worth Police Chief Thomas Windham. "He simply drew his weapon and began to fire as he approached the bench."
The gunfire struck Mr. Marshall several times in the chest, witnesses said. Judge David Farris dived behind the bench and was uninjured, but his two colleagues on the three-justice panel were shot.
Defense lawyer Dan Hollifield, who was standing at a lectern arguing a motion when the shots broke out, said he escaped by dropping to the floor and crawling into an adjacent office.
"It was just astounding to look around and see a man standing with his arm out, holding a gun,' Mr. Hollifield said.
Chief Windham said the judges appeared to be the primary targets of the attack.
"I think he was shooting at the court. He was shooting at the judges," Chief Windham said. "He was spraying bullets all over the place."
When the gunman had emptied his weapon, he calmly reloaded the weapon before walking from the courtroom.
"He did fire a full magazine and then reload," Chief Windham said.
Chief Windham said the killer pursued Mr. Edwards and shot him repeatedly in the chest in a stairwell between the second and third floors. He said investigators did not know whether the gunman was deliberately targeting the attorney or whether their paths crossed as Mr. Edwards was fleeing from the shots.
Chief Justice H. Tod Weaver of the 2nd Court of Appeals said his office will be closed Thursday while investigators continue to accumulate evidence from the shooting scene.
Judge Weaver, whose office is adjacent to the courtroom where two of his colleagues where shot, said he hid in a restroom. He said a briefing clerk also hid in a closet until they heard Judge Farris come into the office to call for help on the telephone.
And despite Wednesday's shooting, the chief justice said he had few qualms about returning to his office.
"I don't think personally I'm going to be edgy about it," he said.
State District Judge Maryellen Hicks, who presided over Mr. Lott's divorce jury trial about two years ago, said custody of the Mr. Lott's son had been awarded to the mother, Margo Livesay. Ms. Livesay had filed charges of aggravated sexual assault on a minor against Mr. Lott.
"My sympathy just goes out to the families. The judges, they're good friends of mine. I'm just devastated. That's all I care to say," Judge Hicks said.
Acting Sheriff Jim Minter said an armed bailiff in the courtroom fired no shots. He said the bailiff was being questioned about his actions Wednesday.
Toby Goodman, an Arlington lawyer and state representative, said he had left the appellate courtroom just minutes before the shooting started. He said he heard seven to 10 shots and a few moments later, saw a man in a blue blazer and carrying a bag running down the hallway and out the east courthouse door.
"I had just been in the courtroom,' Mr. Goodman said. "It scares the hell out of you.'
Julie Level, an employee of the Tarrant County elections office, said she heard a voice echoing through the buildings begging for help, then heard several shots.
"I heard somebody yell, "Help, help,' ' Ms. Level said. "And then, "Boom, boom, boom.' '
In the moments after the shootings, sheriff's deputies went from office to office, evacuating the four-floor courthouse. Some employees quickly left the area, and others nervously waited outside, seeking word about the injured and slain.
Many employees were found huddling in closed offices or under desks when the deputies cleared the building, one official said.
The bizarre shootings invited immediate comparison to a hostage siege in August 1989 inside the same building, a turn-of-the-century granite courthouse still used for county offices and civil cases. In that case, a distraught Tarrant County bail bondsman, Manny Cabano, took his girlfriend, county court-at-law clerk Juanita Hermosillo, hostage while he kept authorities at bay for several hours. The standoff ended in disaster when Mr. Cabano first shot the woman, and then himself to death.
Then-Tarrant County Sheriff Don Carpenter was widely criticized for refusing to yield his jurisdiction to Fort Worth police hostage negotiators during the standoff. Relatives of Ms. Hermosillo have since sued the county and Mr. Carpenter, claiming the former sheriff's
negligence contributed to the deaths.
Chief Windham credited Sheriff Minter with quickly establishing a cooperative effort with Fort Worth police shortly after Wednesday's shootings.
"I just have to tell you that the one element of the equation that's changed has been Jim Minter" since the 1989 courthouse shootings, Chief Windham said during a news conference Wednesday.
Judge Farris said no bailiff was in the courtroom when the shooting broke out. Other officials said an armed bailiff was in the vicinity but did not return fire.
Another courthouse official, who did not want to be identified, said the bailiff told investigators that he was afraid of striking civilians if he returned fire.
Officials Wednesday declined to release the bailiff's name.
Sheriff Minter was appointed to act in Mr. Carpenter's stead after the latter stepped down earlier this year following his indictment on several charges of official misconduct.
Wednesday's incident was the fourth instance of an armed gunman in Tarrant County courtrooms since 1986.
Three of those instances resulted in fatalities; in another, a capital murder defendant held a loaded gun to a judge's head. Courtroom bailiffs did not return fire in those instances.
After each of the previous two incidents, officials called for tighter security. Last year, the county bought 32 walk-through metal detectors from the state prison system. Those devices were in storage Wednesday because no judges had asked to use them, officials said.
State District Judge Lee Ann Dauphinot said that county officials had told her that it cost "too much money" to hire personnel to operate the detectors.
Sheriff Minter said he intends to initiate a review of courtroom security procedures in the wake of the shootings. But many county authorities were unsurprised by the lack of stringent security in the largely uneventful appellate courtroom, where the proceedings are often dry and there is little drama.
"If you had the most incompetent bailiff in the world, where would you put him?" asked one county official who did not want to be named. "You'd put him in the court where nothing ever happens."
The district court of appeals is charged with reviewing cases that already have been decided in state district courts. A three-judge panel hears pleas in cases being appealed from lower courts, then usually renders its decision in writing at a later date.
Staff writers Todd Copilevitz, Rochelle Riley, Selwyn Crawford, Dan Malone, Pete Slover, Stacey Freedenthal and Sylvia Martinez and the Associated Press contributed to this report.
NOTE: Lott was executed by lethal injection in Huntsville, Texas in September 1994.


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Bringing Oracle events to Oracle Mix
By tbonnema on Sep 17, 2009
Fact: Oracle does a ton of events each year all around the world. The number must range in the thousands, probably. That's a lot of touchpoints, a lot of people making connections etc.
Up until now, you could see the official list or Oracle events at events.oracle.com. Well, you still can, but we're about to make the events calendar a lot more social by bringing it into Mix.
Event calendars are by no means a new idea on the social web: for example, I count Upcoming (now part of Yahoo!) among the first major web 2.0 applications. With its API-accessible events database and calendar, it is a prime example of an application that gets better the more people use it. Facebook, which launched only a few months after Upcoming, also provides a very solid social calendar experience. There are many others, and depending on how connected you are it's easy to find most of your event via activities or recommendations from your friends and colleagues.
That's why we are interested in expanding Mix in that direction. Things we'd like to offer:
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We're still busy with a few other things but have been working on this new feature in the background. We don't have a definite launch date for you yet but hope to get a first iteration out the door rather sooner than later (shortly after OpenWorld '09 at the latest).
As part of our efforts to further open up Mix, all calendar information will be publicly viewable. Only if a user wants to interact (e.g. indicate interest, leave a comment etc.) will we require her to log in.
There's a lot of interesting things one can think of once the basics are in place.
How do you find the events that interest you? How do you decide if it's worth going? What can we do to make discovery and evaluation easier and more convenient? Let us know in the comments what's on your wishlist. Thanks!


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Help! It's My Hibiscus!
October 27, 2011 at 6:03 pm in Other Topics by Bonny North
I had my first Hibiscus this summer. It was on clearance in the produce section of Shop Rite because all the leaves had either turned completely yellow or were about to. I brought it home, re-potted it, and placed it next to our back door. My husband was annoyed that I spent $8.99 on a dead tree.
The tree responded to my kindness immediately, producing bunches of shiny new leaves and big, salmon-colored flowers. Actually, "salmon" doesn't do justice to its flowers, which are the color of a bad bridesmaid's dress circa 1972. Not that I'm complaining; in the middle of this gray and rainy fall, those flowers just keep coming. Even my husband's getting a kick out of our little tree's staying power.
The temperature's been plummeting at night, so I Googled "Hibiscus" to find out if our long northern New Jersey winters will kill it off. If what I read is true, tropical varieties like mine must be brought inside before the first hard frost. I'm supposed to trim all the branches back to about four inches from the trunk and then place it in front of a very sunny window. The article I read warned that all the leaves will drop, not to be replaced until April. And that it's likely the tree will never bloom again.
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"I feel like one plus one equals three," figures Martina McBride.
No, Martina's math isn't wrong - she just means that herself, plus Alan Jackson, adds up to a very special treat for fans. Between now and the end of May, the two are storming the country on their first major tour together - and if all goes well, they're ready to keep it going even longer!
So far so good - tickets have been selling like hotcakes for what's shaping up to be the blockbuster tour event of the year.
"I think people feel like they're going to see a great show," says Martina. "I think it's a good pairing."
Concertgoers aren't the only ones raring to go - after taking the holidays off, both Alan and Martina are all fired up about hitting the stage again.
"When you step out there on that stage and sing those songs, and people are touched by them and light their lighters, that's when you remember what it's all about: making the music and singing it for the people," offers Alan. "That's what I started out doing, and that's where it's still at. When it's a great crowd and the sound is good and everybody's having a good time, it's still fun for me."
"Being away from being in front of an audience for this long is a little daunting," adds Martina, who hadn't performed live since last October. "But it's always exciting to get in front of people."
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TUESDAY, April 16 (HealthDay News) -- Many women choose to have labor induced or to have an elective Cesarean delivery before the full term of their pregnancy is up, but a new study suggests their child's development may suffer if they are born even a little early.
A term of 37 to 41 weeks is considered ''normal,'' but the new research finds birth at 39 to 41 weeks provides more developmental advantages compared to birth at 37 to 38 weeks.
"If the pregnancy is going well, it would be better to avoid doing elective C-sections early in the full-term window," said study author Dr. Betsy Lozoff, a professor of pediatrics and communicable diseases at the University of Michigan.
She and her colleagues tested 1,562 infants when they were 1 year old, then looked back to see at what week of term they were delivered. The babies were all born in Chile and all were delivered within the full-term window. Their average birth weight was 6.6 pounds.
For every additional week in the womb, however, the mental developmental test scored increased very slightly, by 0.8. The psychomotor scores -- which relate to body movement and coordination -- increased by 1.4 points for every additional week. This held after the researchers accounted for birth weight, gender, socioeconomic status and home environment.
The study is published online April 15 and in the May print issue of the journal Pediatrics.
The trends of early induction and early C-sections have increased to 40 percent of all births, according to the researchers. Because of how common they are, the study authors wanted to focus on the effects of brain development with early deliveries. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the C-section rate reached 32 percent in 2007 in the United States.
The differences found in testing, on an individual level, were small, Lozoff said. The study reported average differences, so not all children born early were affected.
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The Lou Holtz Master of Science in Leadership (MSL) degree requires the completion of 36 credit hours, 21 of which are core for all students, and 15 of which are clustered into one of 6 concentration areas.
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ENG 502 Critical Writing & Application (2)
Leadership Core
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BA 6933 Statistics and Quantitative Methods - Capstone 1 (3)
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BA 6953 Managing Business Information Systems (3)
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Tee-Boy was playing with some sticks behind his house when he noticed that the outhouse was leaning over towards the bayou. Being the curious little boy that he was, Tee-Boy got the idea to kick the outhouse really hard. He reared back, gave it the biggest kick that he could, and suddenly that outhouse tipped all the way over and fell into the bayou. Within seconds, the outhouse sank to the bottom of the bayou, and Tee-Boy ran to hide in case if anyone was watching. Later than day, Tee-Boy's papa approached him and asked if Tee-Boy knew anything about the outhouse. Tee-Boy looked at him and replied, "Papa, just like George Washington, I can not tell a lie. I kicked that outhouse as hard as I could, and the thing sunk straight to the bottom of the bayou." Tee-Boy's papa gave him a stern look and said, "You are going to get it boy! Go and fetch me a good stick out the tree!" Shocked, Tee-Boy asked, "But Papa, George Washington didn't get into trouble when he told the truth, so why are you going to whip me?" His papa explained, "When George Washington chopped down that cherry tree, his papa wasn't in that tree either!"
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The Council of Fashion Designers of America and Vogue are pleased to announce that the Fashion for Sandy Relief initiative has raised $1.7 million. One hundred percent of the proceeds will benefit the Mayor's Fund to Advance New York City and other relief organizations in the tri-state area.
Fashion for Sandy Relief was a multifaceted campaign that included an online auction on charitybuzz.com and a designer sale in partnership with the Tory Burch Foundation. Through an outpouring of support from the fashion community, the CFDA and Vogue secured more than 150 luxury experiences for the auction. Donations ranged from lunch with Diane von Furstenberg, and a stay at Donna Karan's home in Turks and Caicos, to a swimming lesson with Olympian Ryan Lochte, lunch and custom shoes from Manolo Blahnik, and tea with Grace Coddington.
On November 15, the Tory Burch Foundation, the CFDA, and Vogue held a FASHION FOR SANDY RELIEF designer sale at the Metropolitan Pavilion. Merchandise from the current fall and winter collections was sold at 50 percent off retail price. Participating brands included Tory Burch, Carolina Herrera, Theory, J.Crew, Diane von Furstenberg, Valentino, Marc Jacobs, Rag & Bone, and many others.
"I want to thank the Council of Fashion Designers of America and Vogue for organizing the Fashion for Sandy Relief initiative and donating the proceeds to the Mayor's Fund," said Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg. "It's through the dedication and contributions of people from all parts of our city, including the fashion industry, that we will rebuild and be stronger than ever."


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Exclusive, also called Exclusionist, in Australian history, member of the sociopolitical faction of free settlers, officials, and military officers of the convict colony of New South Wales, formed in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. The Exclusives sought to exclude Emancipists (former convicts) from full civil rights. Governor Lachlan Macquarie (1810–21) tried to introduce notable Emancipists into the social and political life of the colony, but he was opposed by the Exclusives. Immediately thereafter, imperial policy supported the Exclusionist position. By the 1830s, however, a class of lesser settlers joined with the Emancipists in calling for self-rule for the colony on a broadly representative basis. The Exclusives, who also favoured self-rule, countered this effort by petitioning the home government for a restrictive constitution that would bar Emancipists from political participation. The constitution granted to the colony in 1842 embodied the more democratic scheme, however, and the Exclusive position crumbled.
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Tried to start a dead Nissan 4-cylinder tonight from a Subaru Forester. No dice. I'm disappointed that these cables wouldn't even jump a 4-banger.
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Great set of cables, heavy duty, right length & easy to use. Great price.
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Bought these when a friend's battery died and we needed to jump her off so she could go get a new battery. I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of these jumper cables. The little zip up bag to store them in is a nice touch.
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The Return of Chorb
by Vladimir Nabokov
Character Role Analysis
Chorb is our clear protagonist here. If you go along with our theory that "The Return of Chorb" takes enters traditional "Quest" territory, then Chorb is the hero trying valiantly to pass some sort of test. In many ways, Chorb fulfills the role of the quietly struggling warrior. He faces grief, loss, endures through internal suffering, and even faces a ghost or two. Classic hero? We think so.


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Patricia F. Isherwood, FACHE, oncology practice manager, recently became a Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE), the nation's leading professional society for health care leaders.
Fellow status represents achievement of the highest standard of professional development. Only 9,100 healthcare executives hold this distinction.
Isherwood pursued the credential to broaden her knowledge of the health care industry. Earning Fellow status demonstrates her commitment to Bayhealth and the health care field.
"It's important to push ourselves towards new experiences," said Isherwood. "Leaving our comfort zones helps us learn from others and move towards excellence."
To obtain Fellow status, candidates must fulfill multiple requirements.
They must pass a comprehensive exam, meet academic and experiential criteria, earn continuing education credits, and demonstrate professional and/or community involvement.
Fellows also commit to ongoing professional development and must undergo recertification every three years.
Isherwood volunteers with Cub Scout Pack 154 and serves on the board of the Delaware Medical Management Group Association. She also serves on the local ACHE mentorship committee.
Isherwood may now use the FACHE® credential, which signifies board certification in healthcare management and ACHE Fellow status.
"The health care management field plays a vital role in providing high-quality care to the people in our communities, which makes having a standard of excellence promoted by a professional organization critically important," says Deborah J. Bowen, FACHE, CAE, president and chief executive officer of ACHE. "By becoming an ACHE Fellow and earning the distinction of board certification from ACHE, health care leaders demonstrate a commitment to excellence in serving their patients and the community."
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ECB Brews Up Asterix's Magic Potion
It's almost something out of a comic book. A French comic book. A rustic band of sovereign debtors wanting to lead the simple life is besieged by the markets' militarized legions, whose only aim is to destroy them.
Lucky for these sovereigns they have something up their sleeves. A magical potion produced by Draghifix, the community's high druid and main provider of this elixir of liquidity that makes weedy, ordinary sovereigns market beaters. The only villager not needing the magic potion is the mighty Merkelix, who fell into a vat as an infant.
The locals drink deeply, the (flood)gates to the little rustic haven open and out roar its once weedy technocrats to defeat the markets' endless columns of hapless short sellers.
Paf. Boom. Pow.
It's all just as the slightly ridiculous local chieftain Sarkosix ordained from the top of his shield raised on the shoulders of his loyal men so that he can see what's going on.
And everyone lives happily ever after to feast on bores in a jolly summit of old-style European pork barreling that those nasty markets tried to take away.
Apologies to readers unfamiliar with Asterix. Or, even worse, who might prefer the Belgian Tintin.
But there's a deadly serious question raised here. Is the ECB's huge volume of funding — provided most recently through its LTRO program Wednesday — really a magic elixir that can be applied over and over and over again whenever the markets marshal themselves against the euro-zone's sovereigns?
It's hard to sniff at nearly half a trillion euros in bank funding. Even if some €300 billion of the cash is just there to allow banks to roll over shorter-term debt, that's some €200 billion in new cash.
It's also worth remembering there's a second round of three-year funding coming at the end of February.
If banks manage to buy assets against which they can collateralize further loans — for which read sovereign debt — over the coming weeks, and issue loans to themselves and discover yet more collateral behind the sofa, they could come back for another half trillion in funding. Or why not another trillion?
Bank analysts are doubtful that commercial banks will want to invest in sovereign debt for fear of how equity markets and rating agencies would respond. After all, Europe's current crisis boils down to too close a linkage between banks and their sovereigns.
During the past decade banks got too much cheap credit because investors believed the whole of the euro zone had become as credit worthy as Germany. When the loans they made went sour, their sovereigns had to bail them out, which created Europe's sovereign-debt crisis.
Nobody wants to repeat those linkages.
Except for the sovereigns. And the ECB. And ultimately investors.
And here's the simple equation. If sovereigns go bust, so to do their banks. So banks have nothing really to lose in buying sovereign debt and much to gain. If they leverage up a hundred fold and the ECB keeps bailing out sovereigns through their banks, bankers and their investors will become rich from the effectively guaranteed spreads.
The ECB makes much of the fact that it isn't allowed to monetize euro-zone sovereign debt and therefore it won't. But this will become a thin fiction when banks realize they're facing a one-way bet. The ECB will not allow the European banking system to melt down. Therefore it's safe for banks to keep buying sovereign debt and get rich off the spread as long as the spread lasts.
The ECB hopes that tighter fiscal rules in Europe will prevent moral hazard and, ultimately, inflationary excess.
Mario Draghi, the ECB's president, has said that ECB funding is neither eternal nor infinite.
This is a fantasy. European governments have been shown an easy way out of a difficult position and they will take it. As they have done before, they will equivocate and ultimately lie to avoid difficult decisions.
A lack of proper mechanisms to enforce accountability (remember, euro fudge is European governments' number-one product) will perpetuate this system until German taxpayers and savers realize they've been left holding the bag.
Their choice then will be an inflationary erosion of their savings abetted by the ECB's de-facto monetization of euro-zone debt. In other words, the ECB's three-year program will be repeated and rolled over again and again.
Either that or Germans will have to recapitalize the ECB when the euro-zone governments finally default.
The French love Asterix because it shows a brave band holding out against Rome's powerful legions. But that's fiction. Rome's legions defeated Gaul. And since then the French have been beaten over and over and over again. And no amount of make-believe and financial trickery will make that truth go away.


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Kevin Holland, manager of the Service Alliance Division, Freightliner Corporation; Mike Hyatt, ASE Board of Directors chair; and Ronald H. Weiner, ASE president, presented the award to Hughey at ASE's annual Board of Directors' Industry Awards Dinner.
Hughey has 30 years of experience working as a technician. He has operated his own truck repair business for 19 years. For the past two years, Hughey has been working as a service advisor for Duckett Truck Center in Sikeston. Hughey began his testing and certification with ASE in the fall of 1988 and once held 27 areas of certification. He is currently an ASE certified master medium/heavy truck technician. He explained that being ASE certified over the years has given his customers the confidence to trust in his ability to solve their repair problems.
Also his training and education include numerous mechanical and technical classes and seminars and a Bachelor of Science Degree in zoology (pre-med) from Southeast Missouri University. Crayton and his wife, Jo Ann, and children, Adam and Lana, are from Lowndes, Mo., where he is active in local politics
Hughey said he thinks the best thing about being a technician is successfully troubleshooting a problem that no one else has come across.
One of 38 outstanding ASE-certified technicians, nationally recognized by different segments of the automotive service and repair industry, Hughey and the other technicians were presented with an industry-specific award recognizing their achievement.
The National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) was founded in 1972 as a non-profit, independent organization dedicated to improving the quality of automotive service and repair through voluntary testing and certification of automotive professionals. More than 400,000 ASE-certified automobile, truck, and collision repair technicians, engine machinists and parts specialists work in dealerships, independent shops, service stations, auto parts stores, fleets, schools, and colleges.


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Sen. Reid: The Status Quo Doesn't Work
Late Senate Meeting Produces No Filibuster Deal
Sen. Harry Reid, the Democratic leader who appears ready to set off an earthquake in the Senate Tuesday by trying to change the body's rules for confirming presidential nominees, offers a simple explanation of his move: "The status quo does not work right now."
Barring a last-minute compromise, Sen. Reid is poised to force a vote to end the ability of senators to filibuster an executive-branch nominee and allow nominees to be approved with a simple majority of 51 votes. That has infuriated the Republican minority; equally controversial is Sen. Reid's plan to accomplish this Senate change itself with a simple majority vote, and not require the super-majority some think should be used to affect a significant Senate rules change.
Just hours before a late-night meeting of the full Senate Monday to try to resolve the impasse—a meeting that ended without a solution—Sen. Reid sat down Monday with a few journalists and scholars to discuss his thinking.
"I've been the leader about the same time as Lyndon Johnson," he said. "During the six years he was majority leader, one filibuster. I''m now at 413. Served the same period of time, 413 filibusters." The seven presidential nominees he intends to try to push through to confirmation on Tuesday "now have waited an average of nine months."
Republicans consider the change Sen. Reid is proposing a radical move that will change the character of the Senate and could lead to more steps later to undercut the power of the Senate minority. That, they argue, will turn the Senate into simply another version of the House, where majority power is so strong some see it as an impediment to bipartisan compromises.
But Sen. Reid argued that the power of the minority to lock up the Senate already has done the damage to the institution. "If you're a fan of C-SPAN, what do you see most of the time? Nothing…When I ran the first time the approval rating of Congress was at 45%. Now it's at 10%. In all the time Gallup has been doing its polling, no institution has ever been recorded at lower than that."
For critical perspectives on politics and the economy from Jerry Seib & David Wessel, visit Seib & Wessel and follow them on Twitter @GeraldFSeib and @davidmwessel.
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The Dr. Morepen BP-06 automatic BP monitor incorporates an Irregular heartbeat indicator that identifies possible irregularity or disturbance in heartbeat rhythms. The monitor also has a low battery indicator that warns you when the battery is low and needs to be replaced. In addition to this, the battery is leveraged by an auto shut off function featured by the Dr. Morepen arm BP monitor as the device automatically shuts down when not in use, hence extending its battery life.
BuildErgonomically designed to meet comfort and ease of use, this arm blood pressure monitor is small and compact. The unit has two components that comprises of the control panel and a separate cuff attachment. The control panel consists of one touch control buttons and a large LCD display that ensures clarity and easy viewing. The LCD display shows both systolic/diastolic blood pressure readings and pulse rate, displayed simultaneously.
The fully automatic Dr. Morepen BP-06 BP monitor comes with a medium-sized cuff that measures 22 to 32 cm in diameter. The cuff is comfortable and easy to attach. This cuff is built for correct positioning that eliminates discomfort or incorrect readings. The simple operation of the monitor requires you to attach the cuff to your arm and press the one touch button for an accurate digitized reading.
Performance and FeaturesThe BP-06 automatic BP monitor by Dr. Morepen employs the Oscillometric method to determine your blood pressure measurement. The digital BP monitor is equipped with a digital sensor that utilizes a fuzzy logic technology, which senses your pulse signals, thus enabling automatic inflation and deflation of the cuff to an optimal level. This leads to quick and precise readings in a digitized format.
The Dr. Morepen upper arm digital BP monitor is vested with an automatic memory feature that supports two users to save up to 60 sets of readings each. This can help you track variations in your blood pressure readings over time. The BP monitor also has an averaging capability that allows it to calculate the average reading, based on the last three measurements.
This digital BP-06 BP monitor displays readings ranging from 0 to 260 mmHg for pressure readings and 40 to 160 beats/minute for pulse rates. The accuracy rate of the BP monitor is regulated at +/-3 mmHg for pressure reading and +/-5% of reading for pulse progress. You can use 4 AA batteries for powering this Dr. Morepen BP-06 automatic BP monitor.
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Deutsche Bank has upgraded Financial Technologies' (FT) ratings to 'Buy' with a revised target price of Rs 1,350 on account of a 37.5% increase in FY13E for FT, primarily driven by benefits from operating leverage and material improvement in performance of key group companies like MCX, IEX and NSEL, which now contribute Rs 552 per share to FT's target price.
FY12 marked a significant change in FT's revenue profile, with 21% revenue contribution from software maintenance solutions. With the improvement in transaction volumes of key exchanges, revenue contribution from this source is likely to increase and should drive operating leverage.


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SHS seniors receive diplomas on May 18
SIKESTON -- Area high school seniors are busy studying for their final exams as the countdown to their respective graduation ceremonies is under way.
Approximately 245 seniors at Sikeston High School and New Horizons High School are expected to graduate during a 7 p.m. ceremony May 18 at the Sikeston Field House.
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Dermalogica Precleanse
A lightweight Olive and Apricot Kernel-based cleansing oil, fortified with Kukui Nut, Borage Seed and Rice Bran oils, that gently liquefies sebum and oil-based debris from the skin's surface. The hydrophilic (water-loving) formula enables PreCleanse and oil-based debris to be readily rinsed away without leaving behind any greasy residue. Follow with prescribed Dermalogica Cleanser for a thorough double cleansing. Contains no artificial fragrance or color.
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is announcing an opportunity for public comment on the proposed collection of certain information by the Agency. Under the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995 (the PRA), Federal Agencies are required to publish notice in the Federal Register concerning each proposed collection of information and to allow 60 days for public comment in response to the notice. This notice solicits comments on FDA's "Antiparasitic Drug and Resistance Survey."
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Under the PRA (44 U.S.C. 3501-3520), Federal Agencies must obtain approval from the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) for each collection of information they conduct or sponsor. "Collection of information" is defined in 44 U.S.C. 3502(3) and 5 CFR 1320.3(c) and includes Agency requests or requirements that members of the public submit reports, keep records, or provide information to a third party. Section 3506(c)(2)(A) of the PRA (44 U.S.C. 3506(c)(2)(A)) requires Federal Agencies to provide a 60-day notice in the Federal Register concerning each proposed collection of information before submitting the collection to OMB for approval. To comply with this requirement, FDA is publishing notice of the proposed collection of information set forth in this document.
With respect to the following collection of information, FDA invites comments on these topics: (1) Whether the proposed collection of information is necessary for the proper performance of FDA's functions, including whether the information will have practical utility; (2) the accuracy of FDA's estimate of the burden of the proposed collection of information, including the validity of the methodology and assumptions used; (3) ways to enhance the quality, utility, and clarity of the information to be collected; and (4) ways to minimize the burden of the collection of information on respondents, including through the use of automated collection techniques, when appropriate, and other forms of information technology.
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Resistance of parasites to one or more of the major classes of FDA approved antiparasitic drugs is a documented problem in cattle, horses, sheep, and goats in the United States. The results from this survey will provide FDA information that can be used to make decisions about future approaches to antiparasitic drugs. FDA will make the results of the survey publicly available.
FDA plans to survey members of veterinary professional organizations using an Internet-based survey instrument. The questions in the survey are designed to elicit professional opinions regarding the use of antiparasitic drugs and the awareness of antiparasitic drug resistance. The survey will query subjects on topics including: (1) Awareness of the issues related to antiparasitic resistance, (2) methods currently being used to detect and/or monitor for antiparasitic resistance, (3) management practices being used or recommended to manage or reduce antiparasitic resistance, and (4) labeling and marketing considerations for antiparasitic drugs.
FDA published a 60-day notice in the Federal Register on July 13, 2010 (75 FR 39948), requesting public comment on the proposed survey, and published a 30-day notice on May 23, 2011 (76 FR 29762), and submitted the Information Collection Request (ICR) package to OMB. FDA subsequently entered into study design and development discussions with OMB officials. OMB decided that FDA should resubmit the study with a new 60-day notice and begin a new ICR package. This document responds to that request. Substantial revisions to the scope and content of the survey were also made based on information presented at the Antiparasitic Drug Use and Resistance in Ruminants and Equines Public Meeting (77 FR 7588, February 13, 2012; Docket No. FDA-2012-N-0102).
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FDA will conduct a pre-test of the survey with five respondents, and it is estimated that it will take 30 minutes (0.5 hour) to complete the pretest, for a total of 2.5 hours. We estimate that 650 respondents will complete the survey. It is estimated that it will take a respondent 30 minutes (0.5 hour) for a total of 325 hours. Thus, the total estimated annual reporting burden is 327.5 hours. FDA's burden estimate is based on prior experience with consumer surveys that are similar.
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STOCKTON – The San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office arrested a man on suspicion of involuntary manslaughter today, about seven months after his pit bull killed a woman in east Stockton, authorities said.
Brian Hrenko, 60, is being held at San Joaquin County Jail in lieu of $250,000 bail. He is scheduled to be arraigned in San Joaquin County Superior Court at 1:30 p.m. today, according to jail records.
On April 11, authorities were called to Hrenko's home in the 400 block of Lillian Avenue on a report of a dog mauling. When they arrived, they found Claudia Gallardo, 36, suffering from "massive" wounds. She was pronounced dead at the scene.
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DETROIT � Mike Napoli will take swings on Saturday when Clay Buchholz throws a simulated game, the first test of the mechanical adjustments he made in bullpen work this week.
Napoli is not expected to go on a rehab assignment. If all goes according to plan, the pitches he sees from Buchholz will be the final pitches he sees before he�s activated from the disabled list on Sunday � the first day he�s eligible to return. He�s been sidelined for the last two weeks with a variety of injuries, including the ring finger he dislocated in mid-April as well as hamstring and calf soreness.
When Napoli returns, he�ll take over at first base � and that figures to mean another chance for Brock Holt to try another position. It stands to reason that the hot-hitting Holt, who�s hitting .338 with nine doubles in 16 games dating back to May 20, could crack an outfield that�s been woeful so far.
�We�ve still got to do a little bit of work there,� Farrell said. �But he quickly went to first base and has done a serviceable job there. His presence at the top of the order has stabilized the spot and has allowed us to keep guys in the appropriate position in the lineup up and down. Brock has done a heck of a job, whatever we�ve asked of him so far.�
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KOLKATA: Andrew Yule & Co (AYCL) on Thursday signed a share transfer agreement with Phoenix AG of Germany for disinvesting its 26 per cent stake in Phoenix Yule. Phoenix Yule is a 74:26 JV between Phoenix AG and AYCL, which was formed in February 1999.
Andrew Yule will receive Rs 62.82 crore by selling off its stake in Phoenix Yule. The valuation of shares has been approved at a rate of Rs 49.50 per share for over 1.19 crore shares by the ministry of heavy industries. The valuation of shares was carried out by PricewaterhouseCoopers.