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'Orange Is the New Black,' Season 2 Finale: 'We Have Manners. We're Polite.'
This OITNB finale ties up nearly all loose ends that were thoughtfully unraveled throughout the season. It's without flashbacks and gets down to business. In a shocking and violent conclusion to the last episode, Vee has the last "word" with Red when she slocks her – i.e. takes a sock filled with a padlock and beats her with it. It seemed Red was dead, but this episode, we discover she lives! Phew. (Did Vee hope to kill her?)
And Red really does look like Heat Miser, so thanks for that, Crazy Eyes.
In "We Have Manners. We're Polite," authorities are investigating the slock-down. Vee, losing traction, is desperate to force her "family" to frame Suzanne (AKA Crazy Eyes), not so subtly suggesting that they mention Suzanne's known history of violence. Vee also takes advantage of Suzanne's mental instability, convincing her that she committed the crime, even if she can't clearly remember it. Other prisoners, though, are definitely pointing the investigators toward Vee, including Miss "I Don't Like Rude" Rosa.
As a natural way to conclude the season, many key characters are busying themselves with plotting against Vee in the finale. Gloria and Norma are whipping up some arsenic in the kitchen. Boo and Nicky are attempting to lead the guards to Vee's stash of heroin (which Nicky has hidden). Red is taking her bed rest as an opportunity to plot (she's too much of an OG to just turn Vee in). And eventually, Vee's "family" snaps to their senses and goes to the authorities with the truth. It's obvious Vee's doomed, but we just aren't sure what her ultimate fate will be.
Piper has just gotten released from the SHU after she was caught in the administrative offices last episode by Caputo, where she was stealing files from the embezzling assistant warden, Natalie "Fig" Figueroa. Caputo is intrigued by her snooping, as he's always trying to figure out a way to bring Fig down. And behold! Piper has intel, but she's only willing to fork it over given that Caputo cancels her transfer to another prison, which was looming over her head last episode. Wish granted.
Caputo, now loaded with ammo, has a despicable scene in Fig's office. He finds her crying about her husband having an affair with a man. This doesn't keep Caputo from taking advantage of her. When Caputo says he has her files proving she has been embezzling, she provides him a sexual favor (Cringe. Beer can.) to keep his mouth shut. All along, he has already turned her in.
Now that Caputo has taken Fig down, he's gunning for her job and is determined to come off as prison hero—"My star might be rising while Fig's explodes" he says to Bennett. Caputo is cancelling all of the transfers and talks to Bennett about the two of them being the good guys at Litchfield. This conversation continues to raise the question, is Bennett going to confess that Daya is having his baby? And do we even care anymore?
Beyond canceling the transfers, Caputo wants to appease the nuns, who continue to protest for better prison conditions outside of the gates, thanks to Sister Ingalls. Caputo begs Ingalls to take a bite of muffin and end her hunger strike, which she agrees to, but only because she'd already secretly ended the strike upon Red's urging. (By the way, how great is O'Neill with these ladies? –"You are professional humiliators!" he yells at them, scarred by his Catholic school days.)
When Bennett finally (Hallelujah!) gets up the nerve to confess to Caputo that he is the father of Daya's baby, Caputo tells Bennett to keep it to himself, which is quite possibly the most anticlimactic thing that occurs all season. Caputo's already sweeping things under the rug on day two to keep his record clean.
What Fig tells Caputo as she packs her things is prescient: "Good luck with your noble intentions. This place will beat 'em outta you quick." It will be interesting to see where things go under his leadership in season three.
Back in the cafeteria, Taystee sits with Poussey and makes their reunion completely public. It's uplifting to see things come full circle this season. Vee managed to divide women at Litchfield for her own selfish gains, but in the end, true friendship prevailed.
No one shows up to Healy's "Safe Place" meeting, which leaves him heartbroken, but also means we get to see Leanne run away with his Russian cookies. Comedic gold. Run, Leanne, run!
It's touching, though, to see Pennsatucky, the key "Safe Place" inmate proponent, apologize later. "I am forever grateful to you, 'cause you're the only person in my entire life who's ever taken the time to talk to me," she says to Healy. The relationship between Healy and Pennsatucky has developed into something more than advisor-advisee; one that is symbiotic. Wild to think that in the finale of season one, Pennsatucky was plotting murder, and Healy was turning a blind eye while Pennsatucky and Piper fought to the potential death.
Thanks to Pennsatucky's kind words, Healy goes above and beyond to create a fake alibi for Crazy Eyes so she doesn't take the fall for Vee. This series creates a complicated web of cause-and-effect relationships, so even the minor storylines have big impact.
Alex finally visits Piper. She's just miz in Queens, sleeping with a gun because she doesn't feel protected by her probation officer. She's considering going back to dealing because she has no qualifications for a desk job. It seems Alex has resolved that she's skipping town. "But I don't have anyone left" whines Piper. "I'm sorry for all of it… I really do love you," Alex responds. I'm rooting for them.
Piper is also graced with a visit from Larry and Polly, which is as infuriating as expected,
and spurs a very satisfying rant. Polly and Larry have the nerve to request Piper's blessing for their relationship. But it would seem the only reason the two visit is as a plot device for Piper to ultimately ask them a favor: to call Alex's probation officer and tip him off on the fact that she might be leaving town. Is this Piper's clever way of getting Alex back into Litchfield? It would seem so. It works, too, as Alex is caught holding a gun by officer David Crockett and it's implied she'll be back at Litchfield in no time.
In the end, Vee realizes she's alone, guilty, and likely go to a maximum security prison. In a scene when she confronts her little "Taystee girl," Taystee's true friends surround Vee and make it clear she's no longer anyone's "mama." It's the first time in the season that Vee appears weak. Alone, she feels she has one choice: to escape– specifically through the hole in Red's greenhouse.
There is this great moment of peace in the bunks of Litchfield, where the women are relaxed and it seems like everything is right again with Vee gone. The only exception is Suzanne, left clutching her UNO cards and crying. She feels lost again and it's so complicated because the same woman who threw her to the wolves, also gave her a sense of belonging she has always yearned for.
So, what becomes of Vee?
Rosa, who'd earlier been told she has mere weeks left by her oncologist, is given the van by sweet Morello. The prison is on lockdown with the disappearance of Vee, which offers an opportunity for Rosa to speed off. As she hits the road, Vee turns up on the side of the street looking for a ride. Without a second thought, Rosa stomps on the gas and hits her. "Always so rude that one," Rosa says to herself.
And with that, the season 2 villain is taken out. Rosa cruises off with the windows down and the sounds of "Don't Fear the Reaper" along with sirens blaring in the distance. For Rosa, it's music to her ears, and a great way to go.


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Skipper Neil Turk led by example as Wimbledon defeated Northern by seven wickets to claim the ECB National Club T20 title at Edgbaston.
The Surrey Championship title-winners proved far too strong for their opponents from Merseyside, who were dismissed for just 90 after winning the toss.
Turk chipped in with 2-8 from four overs, building on Darren Hooey's three-wicket haul, and then struck 30 at the top of the order to help Wimbledon to their modest target with 22 balls to spare.
Northern's hopes of victory were undermined by a collapse that saw six batsmen fall for 19 runs for the the Liverpool & District Premier League team.
After Mark Walling had been bowled by Hooey, fellow opener Stephen Lucas was also cleaned up by the seamer to spark a flurry of wickets.
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Will Leith was another Wimbledon bowler to impress, with figures of 2-11.
Seb Franke-Matthecka fell cheaply in reply, but Turk shared 38 with Graham Grace to stave off any thoughts of a dramatic shift in fortunes.
Wimbledon's captain holed out to long-on off Paul Park with 39 required and Gerry Penford was lbw to Tom Bailey before victory was secured, with Grace finishing unbeaten on 32.
Earlier in the day, Stephen Lucas and Walling struck half-centuries to help Northern defeat Chester-le-Street of the North East Premier League by 11 runs.
Lucas smashed 61 off 59 deliveries and Walling contributed a 37-ball 52 to an opening stand of 108 that set the foundation for their side to post a healthy 157 for four.
Chester-le-Street were never up with the run rate and, after Lancashire second XI bowler Bailey claimed two wickets and a run out in the 17th over, they were restricted to 146 for eight.
Franke-Matthecka took four wickets in as many overs as Wimbledon eased into the final with a 17-run win over Cuckney of the Nottinghamshire Premier League.
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Although Nick Langford struck a trio of fours and as many sixes in a 39-ball 55, Franke-Matthecka returned impressive figures of 4-19 to help dismiss Cuckney for 144.


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(Of a compound) in which the ordinary isotope of hydrogen has been replaced with deuterium.
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Bahrain Mirror website reported that Al-Hamad was the "son of Salafist preacher in a mosque south of Manama, Adel Al-Hamad… and he was fighting in the ranks of Al-Nusra Front, which is the military wing of Al-Qaeda in the Levant."
The so-called "Al-Fateh Youth Coalition", a supporter of the Bahraini regime , announced on its account on Twitter "the martyrdom of Bahraini young man, Abdul Rahman Adel Hasan Al-Hamad in Syria," noting that "he is the son of Sheikh Adel Hasan, the preacher in Al-Nosof Mosque east Riffa."
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Genes 2010, 1(1), 124-142; doi:10.3390/genes1010124
Population Genomics of Secondary Contact
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AbstractOne common form of reticulate evolution arises as a consequence of secondary contact between previously allopatric populations. Using extensive coalescent simulations, we describe the conditions for, and extent of, the introgression of genetic material into the genome of a colonizing population from an endemic population. The simulated coalescent histories are sampled from models that describe the evolution of entire chromosomes, thereby allowing the expected length of introgressed haplotypes to be estimated. The results indicate that our ability to identify reticulate evolution from genetic data is highly variable and depends critically upon the duration of the period of allopatry, the timing of the secondary contact event, as well as the sizes of the populations at the time of contact. One particularly interesting result arises when secondary contact occurs close to the time of a severe founder event, in this case, genetic introgression can be substantially more difficult to detect. However, if secondary contact occurs after such a founding event, when the range of the colonizing population increases, introgression is more readily detectable across the genome. This result may have important implications for our ability to detect introgression between ancestrally bottlenecked modern human populations and archaic hominin species, such as Neanderthals.
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Mary Dejevsky of the Independent probably has a degree of some kind, so she thinks it's ok to have a clever idea.
To reduce what she calls the "the mayhem on the streets" of the student protests, we shouldn't bother about policing; we should just have less students.
Her principal rationale, applauded by the usual suspects, is that university degrees aren't what they were in her day:
Much of the recent university expansion reflects a dubious "academicisation" of skills, as nursing, accountancy and, yes, journalism have become more and more graduate professions. Reversing this trend, far from lowering standards, could have the effect of producing a workforce that is actually better – more quickly, more cheaply, and more appropriately – trained.
Well, I'll let journalism and accountancy fight their own corner, but on the matter of nursing degrees I'm happy to offer Ms Dejevsky a word or two of comment, the word or two being "Check out your facts before you talk ignorant reactionary shite, Mary Dejevsky".
Degree-trained nurses are much better at their primary role – keeping people alive and helping them getting better – that non-degree nurses.
Here are the facts:
There is a growing body of evidence that shows that BSN [nurse degree] graduates bring unique skills to their work as nursing clinicians and play an important role in the delivery of safe patient care:
In an article published in Health Services Research in August 2008 that examined the effect of nursing practice environments on outcomes of hospitalized cancer patients undergoing surgery, Dr. Christopher Friese and colleagues found that nursing education level was significantly associated with patient outcomes.
Nurses prepared at the baccalaureate-level were linked with lower mortality and failure-to-rescue rates. The authors conclude that "moving to a nurse workforce in which a higher proportion of staff nurses have at least a baccalaureate-level education would result in substantially fewer adverse outcomes for patients."
In a study released in the May/June 2008 issue of the Journal of Nursing Administration, Dr. Linda Aiken and her colleagues confirmed the findings from their landmark 2003 study (see below) which show a strong link between RN education level and patient outcomes. [They] found that every 10% increase in the proportion of BSN nurses on the hospital staff was associated with a 4% decrease in the risk of death.
In the January 2007 issue of the Journal of Advanced Nursing, a new study is titled "Impact of Hospital Nursing Care on 30-day Mortality for Acute Medical Patients" found that baccalaureate-prepared nurses have a positive impact on lowering mortality rates. ……[F]indings indicated that a 10% increase in the proportion of baccalaureate prepared nurses was associated with 9 fewer deaths for every 1,000 discharged patients."
In a study in the March/April 2005 issue of Nursing Research, Dr. Carole Estabrooks and her colleagues at the University of Alberta found that baccalaureate prepared nurses have a positive impact on mortality rates following an examination of more than 18,000 patient outcomes at 49 Canadian hospitals….. The Impact of Hospital Nursing Characteristics on 30-Day Mortality confirms the findings from Dr. Linda Aiken's landmark study in September 2003.
In a study published in the September 24, 2003 issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), Dr. Linda Aiken and her colleagues at the University of Pennsylvania identified a clear link between higher levels of nursing education and better patient outcomes……In hospitals, a 10 percent increase in the proportion of nurses holding BSN degrees decreased the risk of patient death and failure to rescue by 5 percent……
Evidence shows that nursing education level is a factor in patient safety and quality of care. As cited in the report When Care Becomes a Burden released by the Milbank Memorial Fund in 2001, two separate studies conducted in 1996 – one by the state of New York and one by the state of Texas – clearly show that significantly higher levels of medication errors and procedural violations are committed by nurses prepared at the associate degree and diploma levels as compared with the baccalaureate level…..
University-based nurse education is not about 'academication', whatever Dejevsky means by that.
It's about producing good nurses, who can think for themselves. Dejevksy's comments are an insult to the nursing profession, in line with previous insults from the likes of Melanie Phillips and Iain Dale, and reflect the kind of ignorance and poor research skills that would, I suspect, find her failing a journalism degree.
I did not do a nursing degree, but I can tell you I'd have been a better nurse if I had had the opportunity, because I'd have learned not just how to do, but why I was doing, and to think through my actions (in fact I developed that kind of conceptual ability through my trade union activities more than through the 'churn them out' nurse training of my day).
Mary Dejevksy should stick to what she's good at, whatever that may be, and let higher education get on with what it's good at.
November 28, 2010 at 11:10 am
I don't think this is anything to do with nursing getting 'degree' status. Surely it is just that you are spending more time training nurses to a higher standard.
Surely it wouldn't have mattered if this level of training was funded directly by the NHS and done once they had been hired at the age of 16, in NHS owned training academies created specifically for the job. That sort of things works for the police.
That way nurses could have been earning a living, providing care and getting a high level of training – rather than running up crippling debts that will hang round their neck like a millstone for a good part of their life.
There is a touch of university envy, which means that universities are rapidly becoming general purpose technical colleges training people to do jobs.
November 30, 2010 at 3:42 pm
I am a nurse I did the traditional nurse training back in the 80s – the training was 3 years then and it has not changed for the majority of student nurse now. Most of them do a diploma of higher education which takes 3 years – there are no tuition fees and they receive a bursuary.
The main change was some years back when the education moved to university and student nurses were not included in the staffing numbers for wards. The academic content was also increased
I think these changes were a good thing – health care has become more complex. When i was trained we were often used a pair of hands with little time for training.
The minium age has always been 18 – in my opinion 16 would be to young. I started my training at 18 in retrospect more life experience would have been better
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Joan, Georgea, Sylvia, and Cornelia: Their story starts at the top of my house.
Our third floor has a central finished room – the "maid's room," according to the building specs, though I don't believe any maid ever lived here. For us, it's something of a library – shelves for music and books, a workspace away from the kids, sleeping space for overflow guests. From this room, doors on either side lead into unfinished attic storage space. One side, facing the street, has diamond-pane windows that let in at least a little low, dusty light. On the other side, the attic has no windows at all, but there's a lightbulb on the wall near the door: enough light to find what you came in for, but in the corners and in between the rafters, it's still dark.
After we'd lived in this house for about seven years, I decided to reorganize the dark side of the attic. The craft supplies were too jumbled to use, and the costumes – four suitcases full – yes, we really like playing dress-up – had all been strewn about the floor since the previous Halloween. I brought in a work lamp, ran the cord to an outlet, hung the light on a nail in the attic wall, turned around.
And saw a ghost.
There was a face in between the rafters. A woman's face, in profile, sketched in pencil in a style that immediately made me think of the 1920s.
My heart fell through the floor for a moment. Then it soared. Even with nails from a 1990s roofing job piercing through it, the sketch was beautiful. Had this been here all along?! Is it as old as it looks? Who drew it? Who else has seen it? The previous owner had affectionately shown off the house's quirks to me after we'd bought the place – but this face wasn't on the tour. Did he not know about it? Or, if he had, what a beautiful gift to leave it to me to discover for myself.
I swung the light around into the other dark corners of the attic; in between another set of rafters was a partial second face. And as I surveyed the attic in – literally – this new light, something occurred to me: There was one place in the house that I had never been.
From either side of the attic, if you had a ladder, you could get above the ceiling of the third floor's central finished room. You'd have just the rafters and the pitch of the roof over your head, and not much of a floor, but hey. It was part of my house, and I hadn't seen it.
I got the ladder.
The air at the top of the house was heavy with heat and dust, and the "floor" was covered with two layers of Owens Corning's finest. I rolled back a corner: Underneath was another type of insulation, that crumbly, powdery stuff. Oh, great. I pushed a handful aside. And there, poking out, was another pencil drawing, just a fragment of a face, on a scrap of paper.
And then I found another drawing, another face. And then a piece torn from a letter. And then a brittle Oh! Henry wrapper. And then …
Underneath the insulation was as much stuff as I could grab. They were just scraps, yes. But they were scraps that told a story.
The Stickles girls, four of them, had moved from Nassau village to my house in Albany in 1921. Less than five years later their father would die, and they would be raised here by their widowed mother, who would live in the house until her death in 1967.
But I didn't know all that yet. Back up into the attic.
Under the insulation I also found:
- Valentines inscribed from one sister to another
- Church periodicals with stories and poems for children, dated in the 1920s
- Homemade paper dolls with the pout and bobbed hair of Louise Brooks
- Candy wrappers: Touraine Chocolate and O.K. Perfect Gum; Beeman's Pepsin Chewing Gum and Wrigley's
- Handmade puzzles cut from newspaper comics, photographs, and their own drawings – one piece of a comic strip shows a date on the back of 1927
- Empty cartons of English Ovals and Herbert Tareyton cigarettes – and more than a few gold-tipped cigarette butts
And more. A broken necklace of black beads. A little tin spoon. A wooden domino. A piece of shingle with the name JOAN scratched on it.
And then there were the old letters. Most of them were folded and torn into bits, and I haven't pieced them back together. The only intact one I've found so far is dated April 25, 1928, and is addressed to "Dearest Joan" from a friend back in Nassau ("I suppose you have forgotten all about me since you went to Albany but let's hope you haven't. You make me think you have because you don't write").
Some of the torn pieces of paper appear to be poems. Maybe it's more accurate to call them lyrics – that's what they read like. This one was intact: "I'll be blue – Thinking of you" –
On the back it reads "2 mo. 3 week." (Heavy, fond, aching sigh. … ah, adolescence)
Unearthing these treasures was hot, choking work that left my lungs full of dust and my hands coated in powdery insulation. But I still have more to do: The things I've described here are what I found just by standing on a ladder at the attic's edge, reaching in. There's a big space up there waiting to be explored.
How marvelous that no one ever bothered to get a broom and clean up all this junk. Just roll the insulation over it! What will it matter? Lazy or hasty, the workmen unwittingly preserved a childhood hideout for nearly ninety years. I love to think of these girls clambering up to the top of the house and indulging in a bit of hedonism, out of Mother's reach.
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However, there are some programs in the region when inmates work and do have that equipment, he noted. Ziegenhorn contacted the Southeast Correctional Center in Charleston, and commissioners are looking into contracting with them to do the cleanup project.
Also on Thursday, the 911 Advisory Board met for its monthly meeting. There, commissioners told members of plans to develop a regional 911 call center out of the county, as well as shut down the county's Miner call center on Thursday.
According to a letter shared with members that was sent to Miner Mayor Betty Barnes, the equipment there is "overdue for upgrades and replacement estimated at between $45,000 and $50,000 and associated additional annual fees in excess of $11,000."
It's also necessary to combine the services to take advantage of all services, including the ability to digitally map wireless and landline 911 calls, accept and locate VIOP (internet phone) calls and record all the information on a digital recording system. Plans are to deactivate the equipment and reroute calls beginning at 8 a.m. Thursday.
Since Miner now serves as a backup for the main station at Benton in case the system shuts down, one member of the advisory board asked what will serve as a backup once Miner's system is deactivated.
It's not a big problem -- in fact, it's only happened a couple times in the past two years, according to advisory board members -- but it is still a factor that had not been considered.
Joel Evans, county developer, said he would look for an answer. Thursday afternoon, he said he is exploring an arrangement with the City of Sikeston, as well as other possibilities.
Committee members said they are on board with making the county the hub of a regional 911 call center. Commissioner Ron McCormick pointed out that if the system has more money, that will also enable staff to take much-
needed training sessions.
The members also agreed that a board will need to be comprised. They OK'd the idea of asking the opinion of a lawyer in the county of what the best route would be to fill the board -- through appointments or elections.
Also at Thursday's meeting, the commission made more board appointments at the meeting, too.
Appointed to the SB-40 Board was: Sheila Eftink of rural Sikeston, to a three-
year term. Reappointed for three-year terms were Gerald Settles and Donna Tippy, both of Sikeston.
"We greatly appreciate this, as a commission, that people volunteer to serve on these boards," said Ziegenhorn. "I'd like to continue to hear from people that have an interest on serving on any board in Scott County."
Commissioners also continued to look over and discuss insurance premiums from bids opened at Tuesday's meeting. "We're looking at some options and it's taking a bit longer than we thought," said McCormick.


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Toby Lewis, of Financial News, files this dispatch on how one bank that received government funds is lending, but to buyouts. Financial News is a Dow Jones publication and a contributor to Deal Journal.
U.K. state-backed bank Royal Bank of Scotland lent more than double its nearest competitor to financial sponsors in Europe, the Middle East and Africa last year, fueling concern that the private-equity market could become stifled if banks that have been bailed out are forced to pare back buyout lending.
RBS lent $9.3 billion across 27 buyouts in the region in 2008, more than double the $4.2 billion lent by French bank Calyon, its closest rival. Other bailout recipients ranking in the region's top 10 for financial-sponsor lending were ING Groep, Lloyds TSB Group and HBOS. In total the market share of the four banks is 28.4%, with RBS accounting for 16%, according to figures from Thomson Reuters.
RBS couldn't be reached for comment. ING, Lloyds and HBOS weren't available to comment.
Some bankers and private equity advisers have expressed fears that because of the risks highly-leveraged buyouts pose to businesses, governments could be motivated to rein back private-equity financing at banks that have received state backing.
"At bailed out banks I fully expect there will be some soft or hard policy in relation to financing sponsor buyouts," said Neel Sachdev, a partner at law firm Kirkland & Ellis. "This is likely to be compounded by recent business failures which are being attributed to those businesses incurring too much debt as part of leveraged buy-outs and recaps."
Leveraged-finance bankers at the bailed out banks are confident they can continue lending to private-equity firms. Iain Purves, the head of leveraged finance at Bank of Scotland told a Private Equity News conference in November it would be illogical for governments to tell state-backed institutions to stop financial-sponsor business. "There is a huge amount of debt out there and it needs to be refinanced all the time," he said. "The U.K. government needs to get the economy moving and private equity should be a very good source for that to happen. The government cannot afford for banks not to do leveraged finance because the problems that would cause in the future would be enormous."


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As the Salvation Army prepares for its typically busy Christmas season, the organization has also been planning some services to help fill the void left by the recent closure of their longtime thrift store in Marietta.
"We had a lot of people use that store," said Becky Place, Salvation Army case worker and former manager of the store at its Greene Street location.
Citing the high costs of rent, utilities, trash pickup and other expenses, representatives from the Salvation Army's Cincinnati headquarters announced last month that Oct. 31 would be the store's last day.
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Salvation Army case worker and office manager Becky Place, left, and Christmas assistant Ashleigh Cleek, organize clothes in the small room at the organization's Front Street location which will serve as a "clothing closet" in the absence of the Salvation Army Thrift Store.
A lot of people relied on the store for clothing, which is why Place and others at the Salvation Army have been planning a pared down replacement, said Major Karen Garrett.
"We're setting up a clothing closet here at the Salvation Army (office on Front Street)...It's only one small room so it's a much smaller scale," she said.
The small room will contain a few racks of clothing and will be open two days a week, starting the second week in January.
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Angel Trees, where individuals can donate toys to children in need, are currently located at Walmart, K-mart, Prime Steak and Seafood, American Flags and Poles and the First Presbyterian Church in Marietta.
A Food Angel Tree, where individuals can contribute monetary donations for food, is located at Kroger in Marietta.
The Red Kettle Campaign is expected to start today.
What's ahead
Nov. 25-Free community meal at the Salvation Army, 136 Front St., from 5 to 6 p.m.
Dec. 14-"Fill the Truck" campaign to collect toys and coats for needy children at Walmart in Marietta.
Tentatively the organization expects to accept donations for the store Mondays and Tuesdays and open the store Wednesdays and Thursdays. Those who want to bring donations should call the Salvation Army and make arrangements first, said Place.
Like the thrift store, people will be able to come inside and shop and vouchers will be available for those needing clothing who fall below 150 percent of the federal poverty level, said Place.
Closing the thrift store was a tough and long thought-out decision, said Major Timothy Lyle, divisional secretary for the Salvation Army headquarters in Cincinnati.
However, he is confident that new programs, such as the clothing closet, and continuing Salvation Army services will hopefully help ease the change for families that relied on the store for affordable clothing, furniture and more.
"Certainly at Christmas they are still going to be helping a lot of families," said Lyle of the local organization.
As always, families can apply for Christmas assistance through the end of November, said Garrett. Last year, the Salvation Army helped around 270 families in Washington County and a handful in Morgan County, she said.
Angel Trees, where people choose and purchase a gift for a child in need, are currently in the process of being set up in Walmart, K-mart, Prime Steak and Seafood, American Flags and Poles and the First Presbyterian Church in Marietta.
For the first time this year the Salvation Army also has a Food Angel Tree set up at Kroger on Acme Street. People can pull a tag of the tree and donate a sum of money toward purchasing food for a needy family.
The food program is likely to be greatly used this year due to the recent cut in food stamp benefits, said Garrett.
"Everybody who has applied for assistance so far has asked for food," added Place.
The organization will also be hosting its "Fill the Truck" toys and coats drive Dec. 14 at Walmart in Marietta. The campaign is important because it helps families who applied for assistance after the deadline, said Place.
Also in the works are monthly community dinners in the Salvation Army's upstairs gymnasium. The first official dinner will be Nov. 25 from 5 to 6 p.m., said Garrett.
"I know there are a lot of families in our area who come in on a regular basis who are in need of food," she said.
Having the dinners on the last Monday of the month will help families who are trying to stretch to make ends meet, she said.
There will be no December meal as the Salvation Army works on its various Christmas programs, but the meals will resume in January, said Garrett.
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How we cite our quotes: Citations follow this format: (Part.Chapter.Paragraph). We used Matthew Ward's translation, published by Vintage International published in 1989.
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To another question [the director of the home] replied that he had been surprised by my calm the day of the funeral. He was asked what he meant by "calm." The director then looked down at the tips of his shoes and said that I hadn't wanted to see Maman, that I hadn't cried once, and that I had left right after the funeral without paying my last respects at her grave. (2.3.14)
Meursault is convicted not because of his crime, but because of his casual attitude toward death.
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"First, in the blinding clarity of the facts, and second, in the dim light cast by the mind of this criminal soul." He reminded the court of my insensitivity; of my ignorance when asked Maman's age; of my swim the next day – with a woman; of the Fernandel movie; and finally of my taking Marie home with me. (2.4.2)
To convince the jury to find Meursault guilty, the prosecutor paints him as more of an alien or a robot than a man—passive, detached, and emotionless.
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He stated that I had no place in a society whose fundamental rules I ignored and that I could not appeal to the same human heart whose elementary response I knew nothing of. "[…] For if in the course of what has been a long career I have had occasion to call for the death penalty, never as strong as today have I felt this painful duty made easier, lighter, clearer by the certain knowledge of a sacred imperative and by the horror I feel when I look into a man's face and all I see is a monster." (2.4.5)
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SIKESTON -- Sikeston city officials have decided they will not support Scott County's attempt to make the countywide half-cent law enforcement sales tax permanent.
Council members voted unanimously during their special meeting Monday morning to endorse Sikeston Department of Public Safety Director Drew Juden's position on the proposed tax.
City Council members agreed with Juden's assertion that the county's proposed sales tax would have little benefit for the city's citizens and would make it difficult, if not impossible, to get a citywide half-cent law enforcement tax approved. "We've got to have a strong Public Safety in Sikeston," Mayor Mike Marshall said.
"I think it's important that we work to defeat this tax," Juden said, "and then put ours on the ballot."
Council members also expressed concerns about how revenue from the county's proposed tax would be spent -- such as on roads in the northern part of the county -- and that the tax has no Sunset clause included.
Juden said he has spent a lot of time looking over the proposed countywide sales tax. The city should try to "capture those revenue dollars and use them in the city," he said.
He said Sikeston's citizens have already paid the county's half-cent law enforcement sales tax for nearly eight years. Scott County voters approved the eight-year tax in April 2000 to fund the construction of a new county jail and to cover the costs of housing the county's prisoners in other jails.
Juden said he has a problem backing a plan to continue sending the city's money to the county when their goals were accomplished while the city's law enforcement has needs. "I'm greatly concerned about the ability to continue to provide services at the level they are being provided now," he said.
DPS staffing is down due to officers serving in Iraq, four injuries and unfilled positions, according to Juden, resulting in the department being short nearly an entire shift and having to pay overtime.
He said staffing is especially important during the summer months: "I don't want to see us go backward."
And DPS is already bearing the cost of mental health transports and paying $30 to board city prisoners in the county jail, Juden said.
Scott County Sheriff's Department employees have received cost-of-living raises DPS can't afford to give its officers, he said, and the county has a new jail while DPS is in an old building that is close to falling down. The city is going to need to build a jail of its own eventually, he added.
"I think it's time we make some improvements here," Juden said. "This is not about us against them, it's about what is right for this community." He said it is simply a matter of "competing interests."
He estimated a half-cent city tax would bring in $1.4 million per year.
In February 2004, Sikeston voters approved a 1-cent general sales tax for 10 years to help fund DPS, the Southeast Missouri State University-Sikeston expansion and Land Clearance Redevelopment Authority efforts.
This tax went into effect as the 1/4 cent capital improvement tax and 1/4 cent tax for the SAHEC facility dropped off due to Sunset clauses, resulting in a net increase of only 1/2 cent in sales tax. City personal property taxes were also rolled back.
Revenue projections for this city tax were based on 4 percent growth, however, while the city has only seen about 1 percent growth, according to City Manager Doug Friend.
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Wednesday, 01.11.2012 / 6:09 PM ET / Features
By Michelle Crechiolo
0:00: That'll do it. Vokoun gets the shutout win as Caps hold off the Pens' late surge to get the 1-0 victory. Chimera with the game's only goal.
0:28: Bylsma using his timeout as the Pens have an O-zone faceoff with just under half a minute left to play.
1:19: Pens pull Fleury for the extra attacker.
2:07: Malkin's line pushing so hard, but Vokoun doing his part against the Pens' top trio...cumulating with an acrobatic shoulder save on a Geno shot from the circle. Pens really pushing hard right now.
4:13: Can't remember the last time I was this nervous during a PK. Luckily the Pens thwart it and Dupuis is released.
6:13: After a huge effort by Geno to create a decent scoring chance, Dupuis takes a slashing penalty and sends the Pens to the PK. Huge kill here for Pittsburgh.
8:25: Hunter uses his timeout when his players ice the puck after a long shift.
9:22: The Ovechkin-Johansson-Semin line just had a ridiculous shift. They had about two wide-open nets but somehow failed to score.
10:49: After a strong shift by Jeffrey's line, the Caps counter quickly with Knuble teeing up a shot from the circles that Fleury kicks aside with his pad. Fleury really playing great for his teammates right now.
13:43: Caps really pushing hard this period...especially their third and fourth lines. They're getting lots of shots and way too many chances, putting the Pens back on their heels but luckily Fleury is up to the task so far.
17:56: Caps win an O-zone faceoff that has Semin trying to send a short pass across the slot to a wide-open Ovi on the back door, but Fleury alertly pokes his stick out and intercepts it! Ovi recovers and shoots the rebound, but Flower covers.
20:00: Puck drops to start the third. Pens down just one goal...#digdeep #letsdothis
- Now Orpik is up to a game-high 18:06 minutes
- This is a tight checking, hard hitting game. Caps have 31-25 edge in that category
- There was just one penalty called through 2 periods
0:00: First 40 minutes in the books. Pens still trail the Caps 1-0 after a scoreless second. Shots are 20-12 in favor of Pittsburgh.
3:11: Pens have limited the Caps to just three shots this period while firing 10 of their own. They're dominating on the cycle in the O-zone. If they keep playing this way, good things will happen.
4:53: Dupuis falls awkwardly into the boards while forechecking hard on Hamrlik and twists his ankle. He skates slowly to the bench but stays there.
9:21: Ovi takes a Martin shot off the outside of his left skate and it looks painful. However, the Russian sniper stays in the game...
12:22: Solid kill for the Pens there, punctuated by a beautiful pad save by Fleury on Alex Semin from the slot!
14:22: Despite being pushed into Vokoun by Caps D-man Dennis Wideman, Tyler Kennedy falls on the Caps goalie and he's going to go off for interfering with him. First penalty of the night. Pens to the PK.
15:34: Some impressive brute strength displayed just now by Eric Tangradi, who muscled his way out of the corner through Carlson to get a crack at Vokoun!
18:06: The Caps seem to have a bit more jump in their step to start this period. They just easily gained the zone and capped off the effort with a blast from D-man Carlson that Fleury gets his left pad on.
20:00: Puck drops to start the second. Game on!
- Jeffrey skated 4:22 minutes in his first game since Nov. 3
- Orpik has recorded 5 hits through a team-high 8:55 of ice time
- Malkin leads with 3 shots
0:00: That'll do it for the first. Caps hold a 1-0 thanks to a Jason Chimera tally. Pens have a 9-6 advantage in shots.
3:47: Yikes!!! Fleury went to play a puck behind the net that took a bad bounce off the back boards to Semin at the side of the net. But somehow, some way, he can't corral it with a wide-open net!
4:35: Caps strike first off a Pens turnover in the offensive zone that left Michalek the lone man back on a 3-on-1 rush. Halpern dished over to the pass option, Chimera, who punched it past Fleury. Let's see how the Pens respond. CAPS 1, PENS 0
6:31: Observation: just because Matt Cooke has completely transformed his game, it doesn't mean he's no longer physical. Cookie is just abusing his body right now the way he's slamming players into the boards.
9:30: Malkin is absolutely fired up tonight! He just fired a good shot from the side of the net that Vokoun somehow turned aside!
12:06: Malkin dipsy doodles through the Caps defense with some fancy stickhandling and gets to the cage, but can't get a good shot off!
14:18: A strong individual effort by Brooks Laich results in a decent Caps scoring chance. He drives to the net and gets the puck just outside the post for Troy Brouwer to jab at, but Fleury basically does the splits to keep it out.
17:41: And we've got our first fight! After Adams checks Hendricks on the boards, the Caps forward challenges him and they go at it for a quick bout.
18:28: Pens displaying urgency right from the start. I'm liking it. They're playing quick and fast and haven't allowed Caps to gain the zone yet. Oh, and to top it off Orpik just had a perfect gap on Ovi at the blue line that allowed him to collect the puck and send it up the ice.
20:00: Puck drops to start the first...here we go! Game on!
Pens scratch Vitale, McDonald and MacIntyre. Official lines for tonight:
Fleury between the pipes.
Here are the projected Caps lines (based on warmups) from the Washington Post...
Tomas Vokoun makes his seventh straight start in goal for Washington.
Tonight marks the official beginning of the second half of the season for the Pens, which is fitting because the team could really, really use a fresh start right now. It's time for them to turn the page on the five-game losing streak they're carrying into their 7:30 p.m. tilt with the Washington Capitals (who are just two points behind 8th-place Pittsburgh in the standings). The guys know that enough is enough. Both individually and as a whole, they're ready to dig deep and be better, starting tonight. One game at a time.
The Pens did not hold a morning skate today as they played last night against Ottawa, but they did make a few roster moves throughout the day. Forward Steve MacIntyre was placed on waivers and defenseman Simon Despres, injured against the Senators, was placed on IR with what head coach Dan Bylsma deemed a 'Grade 1 MCL.' Despres will be out 2-4 weeks.
The good news is that Dustin Jeffrey will make his return to the lineup tonight (centering Pascal Dupuis and Tyler Kennedy) and...oh, yes...captain Sidney Crosby will join the team in Washington tonight and will skate on his own during a two-game road trip in Florida.
Sam Kasan has the full story on Sid here.
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What it Means to Learn to Cook: A Peek into the Istanbul Culinary Institute
During my recent trip to Turkey, I spent a day at the Istanbul Culinary Institute. At the outset, my intention was to share some stories and photographs with you, and encourage you to check it out the next time you're in Istanbul. Then yesterday, when I was thinking about why I started this website, something more meaningful came to my mind, and as I sorted through the photographs and the ideas I'd jotted down in my notebook that day, it became clear.
The most spirited images I had were the ones that showed how joyful this process is of learning to cook. The class was intimate, barely ten students, all women. There was laughter and focus. I even saw one little tear fall.
What this place really evoked in me is not an urge to encourage you to sign up for a class there (though if you are in Istanbul you must at least have a meal in their restaurant), but rather, a desire to talk about how we learn to cook.
For those of you learning to cook at home, know that when you have someone to dinner, and you talk about the food, the learning grows exponentially. That's what happens when we gather together to eat.
I should note that I was especially excited to visit the Istanbul Culinary Institute because the intro came through one of our writers, Leela Cyd Ross (who wrote about her time at the Institute in the post she wrote as a try-out for the job) and because it promised to be a very local, tourist-free experience. And it was. So if you do find yourself in Istanbul, I encourage you to take one of their one-day classes, or at least have a meal in their restaurant.
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Rooms: 20 double rooms equipped with heating, TV and full bathroom with bath and newspaper. Facilites: café, breakfast room and restaurant where we can enjoy the traditional and homemade food, and TV lounge.
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Location: situated inside in the Lago de Sanabria Natural Park.
Cabanas De Madera Sanabria
Calle Las Nogales, 49361 Galende, Spain
Cabanas De Madera Sanabria
Galende, 4.2 km from the city centre. Calle Las Nogales see on mapfrom ₹1,871
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La Posada De Pedrazales
Barrio Medio Nº 56, 49361 Galende, Spain
La Posada De Pedrazales
Galende, 1.4 km from the city centre. Barrio Medio Nº 56 see on map
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A three-car accident was reported when the driver of a 1990 Cadillac Brogan hit a 2002 Buick Park Avenue knocking it into a 2006 Acura TL on Philadelphia Avenue at 7:40 a.m. on June 17, according to Pennsylvania State Police, who did not provide the names of the drivers.
The driver of the Cadillac was charged with careless driving.
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