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Mother behind controversial video in courtUPDATED 9:18 AM CDT Apr 14, 2014
The mother caught on camera spanking a child appeared in court on Friday.Video Transcript
NEW TONIGHT, A MOTHER WHO PROSECUTORS SAY ... WAS CAUGHT ABUSING HER CHILD ON CAMERA, WAS IN COURT TODAY. 40/29'S BRETT RAINS WAS THE ONLY REPORTER IN THE COURTROOM. HE SPOKE EXCLUSIVELY TO THE PERSON WHO SHOT THE VIDEO THAT YOU'RE ABOUT TO SEE. IT'S ONLY ON 40/29. "CHRISTINA HAWKINS WAS IN THIS LEFLORE COUNTY COURTROOM. SHE'S CHARGED WITH CHILD ABUSE AND PROSECUTORS SAY IT WAS ALL CAUGHT ON CAMERA. THE PERSON WHO SHOT THE VIDEO IS ALSO FACING JAIL TIME." THIS IS THE VIDEO THAT PROSECUTORS SAY CAPTURES CHRISTINA HAWKINS ABUSING HER DAUGHTER. (nats video...stop, child screams, slaps and says get down...) (nats...knocking on door...Christina Hawkins this is Brett Rains with 40/29 news, we'd like to talk to you) I SPOKE WITH HAWKINS IN FEBRUARY LAST YEAR. SHE SAID IT WASN'T CHILD ABUSE. "I mean yeah, it looks like that's what happened in the video but that's not what actually happened, no I would never abuse my kids" "would you call yourself a good mother?" "yes I would" "I'm not a bad person" RICKEY GRIFFITH WAS ALSO IN COURT TODAY. GRIFFITH SAYS HE TOOK THE VIDEO WITH HIS CELL PHONE TO PROVE HE WASN'T THE ONE ABUSING THE CHILD. HE'S CHARGED WITH ENABLING ABUSE AND NOT REPORTING IT. "it wasn't me doing the abuse, I did turn it in to somebody, just because I didn't go to the police about it, not everybody has to go to the police or DHS to deal with stuff" IF CONVICTED GRIFFITH COULD SPEND TEN YEARS BEHIND BARS. HE SAYS HE WOULD WORK WITH PROSECUTORS IN EXCHANGE FOR LENIENCY. "if they want me to testify against her I would" "HAWKINS' NEXT COURT DATE IS MAY 16TH. THAT'S WHEN SHE'LL EITHER PLEA OR REQUEST A JURY TRIAL. IF CONVICTED OF CHILD ABUSE THE MAXIMUM SENTENCE COULD BE LIFE IN PRISON." HAWKINS' TWO CHILDREN ARE IN DHS CUSTODY.
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Fenz Restaurant auctioned off gift baskets and donated a portion of its proceeds Monday night to a Lancaster resident Tyson Snader.
Snader was paralyzed from the chest down in August after hitting his head in a shallow pond in Ephrata. He's been undergoing surgeries and rehab ever since.
Strangers from all over the area have been raising money for months to help with his medical bills.
"There's been people giving $5, $10-- when they hear the story then want to be involved. It's great because every little bit counts," said Julie Slack, co-owner of Fenz.
The items auctioned off were donated by other Lancaster County businesses.
Snader will undergo heart surgery in January for a condition unrelated to this accident.


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. Asteroid Physical Studies II
Oral, Chairs: A. Cheng and L. Benner, Thursday, September 4, 2003, 1:30-3:00pm, DeAnza III
Radar Imaging of Binary Near-Earth Asteroid 1998 ST27
L. A. M. Benner (JPL/Caltech), M. C. Nolan (NAIC/Arecibo Observatory), J. L. Margot (Caltech), S. J. Ostro, J. D. Giorgini (JPL/Caltech)
Near-infrared Imaging of Large Main-belt Asteroids with the Keck Adaptive Optics System
A. Conrad, D. Le Mignant (W. M. Keck Observatory), C. Dumas (Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Caltech), W. J. Merline (Southwest Research Institute), H.B. Hammel (Space Science Institute), T. Fusco (Onera, France), R. Campbell, F. Chaffee, R. Goodrich, S. Kwok (W. M. Keck Observatory)
Searching and Studying Binary Asteroids with AO Systems
F. Marchis (UC-Berkeley), P. Descamps, J. Berthier, D. Hestroffer (IMCCE), I. de Pater (UC-Berkeley), A. Conrad, D. Le Mignant, F. Chaffee (W.M. Keck Observatory), D. Gavel (Moore Laboratory for AO at UCSC)
The Effect of Shape Model on Asteroid Disk Integrated Phase Function
J. Li, M. F. A'Hearn, L. McFadden (U. Maryland)
The dynamics and shape of the minor planet 2000 PH5
J. L. Margot (California Institute of Technology), M. C. Nolan, E. S. Howell, A. A. Hine (Arecibo Observatory), P. D. Nicholson, D. B. Campbell (Cornell University), J. D. Giorgini, S. R. Chesley, L. A. M. Benner, S. J. Ostro (Jet Propulsion Laboratory), R. S. Hudson (Washington State University), P. Pravec (Astronomical Institute, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic), D. Vokrouhlický (Institute of Astronomy, Charles University, Czech Republic)
Boulders and craters on Eros: Mutually consistent size distributions
R. Greenberg, D.P. O'Brien (Lunar and Planetary Laboratory, Univ. of Arizona)
Asteroid Collisional Evolution, Internal Structure, and Regolith - Lessons from NEAR, Predictions for MUSES-C
A. Cheng (Johns Hopkins APL)
What Constitute Necessary and Sufficient Spectral Data for Asteroid Compositional Studies and What do We Learn from Them?
F. Vilas (NASA Johnson Space Center)
Application of an Advanced Ablation Model to Three Meteorite-Producing Fireballs
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Ford Mustang 2004, ZLR Door Conversion Kit by Vertical Doors®. Includes: 2 Gas Shocks, 2 Vertical Doors, Inc., Lambo Door Hinges (one for each side), All Mounting Hardware. Direct "Bolt On" Hinge Kit. Mounts to Factory Bolt Pattern. With this kit your ride will keep its factory look and feel while you are driving but the moment you stop and raise your doors you will experience a whole new level of attention that no other upgrade can give you.
- Quick Direct Bolt-On Installation
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These custom doors are brilliantly designed and gas supported, and open and close with incredible ease. The balance of the mounting kit allows for the doors to stay open at full-prop or be held open effortlessly at half-prop as well.
In business since 2003 Vertical Doors literally owns the patents on their door hinge. Replace your factory door hinge, and make your car as unusual as a Lamborghini. They also have a catalog of hinges, latches and accessories for converting your car to suicide doors. With a facility in Corona, CA where they engineer and manufacture their parts, they also install parts into customer cars on premises. That keeps the installers close to the product design people, and their product the best. By aggressively pursuing patent infringers, who often make an inferior product, Vertical Doors makes sure your conversion will be the best.


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F. Lucille Butzier, 89, of Tiffin and formerly of Bettsville, passed away Saturday morning, March 16, 2013, at St. Francis Home.
She was born Sept. 30, 1923, to William and Florence (Turney) Cochran. On May 4, 1942, she married Ellis C. Butzier in Napoleon, and he preceded her in death on Jan. 15, 2000.
Survivors include a son, Jim (Kathy) Butzier of Powell; four daughters, Donna (Ron) Clingman of Fostoria, Karen (Gus) Hoffman of Huron, Deanna (Bill) LaLone of Tiffin and Cynthia (Rick) Trumbo of Britton, Mich.; 11 grandchildren; and 18 great-grandchildren.
Preceding her in death were her parents; infant daughter, Nancy Lee Butzier; five brothers, Harold, Bob, Earl, Turney and John Cochran; three sisters, Hazel Steinmetz, Helen Dicken, Kate Rodgers; and a grandson, Craig Michael Hoffman.
Lucille was a member of Washington Street United Methodist Church for many years and a Sunday school teacher at the Methodist church in Kansas. She was the best cook, enjoyed gardening and her children and grandchildren meant everything to her. Lucille's smile and hugs to anyone will be sadly missed. The family would like to thank everyone at Elmwood at the Shawhan for the compassion and care and St. Francis Home for allowing her to keep her cat Callie.
Her funeral service will be at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, March 20, 2013, at Hoffmann-Gottfried-Mack Funeral Home & Crematory, 236 S. Washington St., Tiffin, OH 44883, (419) 447-2424 with the Rev. Donna Van Tress officiating. Burial will follow in Kansas Cemetery next to her husband.
Friends may visit with the family from 6-8 p.m. on Tuesday, March 19, 2013, at the funeral home.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Alzheimer's Association or to Stein Hospice.
Letters of condolence may be sent and the guestbook signed at www.hgmackfuneralhome.com.


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I'm wondering how many are using the e-Sword Daily Devotion feature and if there are any new ones available.
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2. Do you use the Daily Devotion feature once in a while?
3. Do you use the Daily Devotion feature it at all.
4. Did you know the Daily Devotion feature was in e-Sword.
5. If you have used it, which resources in order of preference do you use?
6. Are there any e-Sword Daily Devotions resources that you would like to see available for e-Sword if so which ones?
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Yes, I use daily devotions almost every day, and have about 19 of them. I can always seem to find something that encourages me on one of these devotionals.
At present I am in the process of making two more devotional modules, but it's been a long slog - persistence is the key, for me anyway. On the first module I'm up to mid-June, and with the second module I'm up to late-March.
There are additional dev and devx modules available on David Cos site and with eSnips, free for download.


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Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett is attacking two of his weakest polling points: his job approval by women voters and his efforts on education.
Corbett attended the kickoff Thursday of a women's committee that will help lead efforts to attract women supporters to the Republican's re-election campaign.
Corbett attended the function in Media, Delaware Co., with his wife, Susan, who told a crowd of about 60 people gathered in a restaurant that her husband has a strong record on funding education.
The appearance came a few days after the campaign released a TV ad in which Susan Corbett does the talking and stresses her husband's commitment to education.
Her contention that Corbett increased the education department's budget doesn't count federal recession aid for public schools and universities that expired three years ago. Counting that aid, the department's budget remains smaller.


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DeLand, Fla. - Stetson Athletics Director Jeff Altier has announced that long-time head men's tennis coach Pierre Pilote has been elevated to Director of Tennis for the Hatters. He will now be responsible for both the men's and women's programs Stetson. Pilote takes over the women's program from the recently departed Sasha Schmid who stepped down to accept the same position at Missouri.
"We believe that Pierre will use his many years of experience to extend and continue to enhance the level of the women's program, just as he has with the men", said Altier. "We will look to hire an assistant coach for the program in the near future."
Since becoming the Stetson University Men's Tennis coach in 1993, Pilote has raised the bar for the men's tennis program both on the court and in the classroom. He is responsible for turning Hatter tennis into one of the most successful teams at the University. In his 18 seasons at the helm of the men's program, Pilote has compiled the most wins and the best winning percentage in school history. His teams have also averaged better than 19 wins per season during his tenure. Pilote earned his 300th career victory on March 4, 2009. Under Pilote, the team has now been at or above .750 in 13 of the last 16 seasons and .800 or above eight times.
"This is a fantastic opportunity to be involved with more of our great scholar athletes", said Pilote.
"I am honored by the confidence that Dr. Wendy Libby and Jeff Altier have in my ability to lead both tennis programs and I will continue to work tirelessly to have both teams attain the successes that they expect out of their tennis programs."


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ProfileThe professional way to seal makeup for freshness and durability, Super Sealer holds creams and powders in place and provides a protective shield against external moisture and environmental elements.
When used prior to makeup application, Super Sealer acts as a sweat and internal moisture inhibitor, making it ideal for humid climates and heavy production requirements. The matte formula eliminates shine and prevents makeup from smudging onto clothing or other surfaces. It also is used as a non-drying thinner of water-soluble foundations.


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A high school coach is accused of inappropriately touching a female student on campus, according to Polk County Sheriff's Office deputies.
Michael Cope, 52, was arrested and charged with lewd and lascivious molestation.
Cope coaches the Lake Region High School varsity basketball team for girls. He also works as an ESE para-instructor.
Cope was booked into the Polk County Jail.


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23 days of Europe instagramed up
This is my last post for our 23 day adventure through out Europe. When I picked these photos out, This is what I saw in the trip. It's the everyday hype we experienced. Thanks to the Vox crew for making these missions amazing, all the distributions that supported us, and everyone that helped make this trip happen. Cheers to y'all an keep it going!
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TRENTON - Gov. Christie's enforcer talks quickly and carries a big smile.
She's there for the marathon meetings of the Delaware River Port Authority. She's on the phone at the Statehouse getting an earful from the entrenched head of some governmental agency that few taxpayers have heard of. She's at a news conference, standing in her boss' shadow, listening to him rail against the scourge of political greed.
Deborah Gramiccioni, 39, was handpicked by Christie to take a job, that, despite its stuffy title - director of the Authorities Unit - has come to personify so much about his eventful 14 months in office.


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LEWISTOWN - The forecast for Wednesday seemed appropriate for a softball game - uncharacteristically warm temperatures with a slight chance of a thunderstorm.
Following an inning and a half of play, the chance became a certainty and the Huskies' Mid-Penn Conference game was suspended with Central Dauphin leading, 2-1.
According to the PIAA, thunder and lightning are interchangeable - meaning if an umpire hears thunder, he or she must take the same precautions as if lightning was spotted. That happened early Wednesday, delaying the game for 30 minutes. Resumption was expected around 5:10 p.m. but another round of thunder and a subsequent flash of lightning delayed the game further. The rain started to fall and then intensify - changing to hail. A stampede of players and team personnel signaled that the game had been postponed to a day and time to be determined.
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Mifflin County's Jordan Myers (16)?approaches home plate, where Central Dauphin catcher Rosa Veliky tags her out Wednesday. See more photos online at cu.lewistownsentinel.com
Mifflin County's pitcher Taylor Boyer had it going early - striking out the Rams' leadoff hitter and then inducing a flyout and groundout to end the opening half of the first. The quick inning led to a quick run in the Huskies' half as Mara Rhodes took a 2-2 pitch down the left field line for a round tripper - plating the game's first run and giving the Huskies the early lead.
After a weak groundball back to the pitcher, Mifflin County's Jordan Myers rolled one over to the shortstop who came up and threw the ball into the dirt at first. Central Dauphin's Macy Koontz picked it but Myers was called safe - giving Boyer a runner on with one out. The cleanup hitter smacked a single back through the box, advancing Myers and giving teammate Macie Lucas an RBI opportunity with a runner in scoring position. Lucas answered the call - or so spectators thought - as she drove a ball up the middle but the centerfielder threw a perfect strike to home, cutting down Myers in her attempt to score - a throw from the catcher to third caught Boyer in her attempt to advance on the throw, ending the threat and the inning.
"We came out and hit the ball," Mifflin County coach Jack McCurdy said. "Unfortunately you take that chance and try to score that runner and they made a great defensive play."
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The Rams took the momentum of the bang-bang douple play to the second and the visitors' cleanup hitter initiated the action with a single. The next batter followed suit with a single of her own and Central Dauphin appeared to be adjusting to Boyer.
"Taylor looked really good in the first inning," McCurdy said. "In the second inning, I think they started to get the bat on the ball a little bit more - once they settled in they knew what kind of pitches she was throwing."
Boyer gathered herself and induced a flyout - made possible by a nice play by centerfielder Mara Rhodes - and then a fielder's choice to post the second out. The hope to escape the inning unscaved was dashed by Central Dauphin's Alli Culp as she hit a two-run single that plated the tying and go-ahead runs.
When the Huskies made their way to the plate in the second, the inclement weather reared its ugly head.
"It looked like it was going to be a good game," McCurdy said. "I anticipated our kids were going to come back in and keep hitting."
That conjecture will have to wait for another day. Mifflin County (2-1) travels to Carlisle Friday.


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RANSON - A 23-year-old man died late Sunday night after being struck by a train in Ranson, police said.
The victim was identified as Michael William Johnson, of Ranson.
Jefferson County Sheriff's Department Chief of Staff Jesse Jones said that at about 11:50 p.m., deputies were dispatched to a call reporting that a person had been struck by a train.
Johnson was struck in the area of 16th Avenue in Ranson near Universal Forest Products. The train's conductor stated he noticed a person sitting on the railroad tracks in between the rails with his back to the train, Jones said.
The conductor was unable to stop the Norfolk Southern Railway train in time, and Johnson was struck. He was pronounced dead at the scene. Johnson was intoxicated at the time of the accident, police said.
"Alcohol is a factor," Jones said.
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Jefferson County Sheriff's Deputies M. Armel and R. Rjasko were assisted at the scene by units from the Ranson Police Department. A Norfolk and Southern Railway police special agent also assisted, along with emergency medical services personnel and the county's medical examiner.


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Vincent T. Cipolla, 91, of Upper Darby Township, a professor, physician, and retired Army colonel, died Monday, May 26, at the Residence at Glen Riddle of complications from a fall.
Raised on Ritner Street in South Philadelphia, Dr. Cipolla went on to become a department chairman and professor of anatomy and neuroanatomy at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine in the 1970s and 1980s.
He retired in 1988 after maintaining a private medical practice in Upper Darby for many years.
Dr. Cipolla earned his medical degree from the college in 1946. He had a long teaching career there, which brought him accolades. In 1975, he received the Lindback Award for Distinguished Teaching, and in 1986 and 1987 was named the college's Teacher of the Year.


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News 9's Ray Brewer has spent countless hours reporting in treacherous weather conditions from rain to snow and extreme cold.
His fans recently launched a campaign to "Free Ray Brewer," asking the producers to give him a break from his normal routine.
WATCH: Ray Brewer arrives at Omni Mount Washington Hotel & Resort, where he starts the day with a healthy breakfast.
The viewers voted to send him to the Omni Mount Washington Hotel & Resort in Bretton Woods, where he will enjoy a big breakfast, a pedicure, scalp massage and facial.
WATCH: Ray Brewer ditches his winter boots for his first pedicure.
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Today I want to show you how I make juice kefir (there are different kinds of kefir). Kefir has antibiotic and anti-fungal properties and adds beneficial bacteria to your digestive system. You should drink or eat kefir on a regular basis, but especially if you are sick to help build up the good bacteria your body needs. The kefir grains ferment they change the properties of the sugar.
It will taste like a fizzy drink, like a soda. The longer it ferments the harder the fizz is.
Kefir contains:
- vitamins
- minerals
- amino acids
- calcium
- phosphorus
- magnesium
- vitamin K
- vitamin A
- vitamin D
Tryptophan has a relaxing effect on the nervous system.
I got my kefir starter from a friend and I keep one in the refrigerator at all times.
When I buy a bottle of 100% juice I pour a little in a glass to set aside to add to my starter afterward.
You can see the kefir grains in the bottom.
I pour about a quarter cup of my starter into my new bottle of juice
(remember I already removed about a 1/2 cup from the new).
Take the juice that was set aside and add it to the starter bottle so it will
ferment for your next bottle or to share with someone else.
Place your starter in the refrigerator with the top screwed on lightly, you will need to loosen it from time to time to let the air out, this takes 24-72 hours.
The new bottle of juice/kefir can sit out on the counter with the top on and it will ferment faster. You can put it in the refrigerator and it will ferment slower. Keep the top on loosely to let the air out.
The longer the juice ferments, the higher the alcohol content.
If you let it ferment too long it will taste like vinegar.
Although this is the last week of the challenge I'm going to try to stick with my goals I have set for myself, I may do an update every so often. If you'd like a group to check in with or get some inspiration you can do that with Fit Mommy Friday over at Tea Time with Annie Kate.
These are my goals:
Gym 4 days a week (40-45 minutes cardio, 15 minutes weight resistance)
Outside walk 2 days a week, non-gym days (45-60 minute walk)
Pool 1 time a week (at least 10 laps)
Pilates 2 times a week
Nutrition (nutrition is 70% of the battle):
Avoid sugar, white flour and white rice five days a week …
Eat mainly fruits and vegetables, cooked, raw and juiced 4 days a week.
100 ounces of water a day, every day!
5000 iu Vitamin D each day
Pray for strength, wisdom and focus
Watch or read something related to good nutrition at least twice a week
Sit in the sun for 10-15 minutes a day when possible.
Go to bed by 10:00 every night
The Fitness Kick-Start Team:
Mrs. White – The Legacy of Home
Shannon – Mom Loves Books
Gina – A Cherished Keeper
Briana – I Can't Decide
Heather – Marine Corps Nomads
Susan – Homeschooling Hearts and Minds
Dawn – Guiding Light Homeschool
Renita – Weighing Hearts
Angie – Petra School
Kathy – Teaching Good Things


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Arnie Preib, the College's Special Diets Chef, is 2012's first Toasted by Admission Award recipient. In the words of Dean of Admission and Associate Provost for Enrollment Henry Broaddus, "this is one of the worthiest examples of what we had in mind when Toasted by Admission started."
When prospective student Delaney Burman and her mother visited campus this fall, she stopped by the Commons Dining Hall and inquired about vegan dining options. Without any prior appointment, and likely taking a break from his busy day, Preib made Burman and her mother a vegan meal on the spot. Burman took the time to email the admission office after the encounter to compliment Preib on his hospitality, and his cooking.
Jennifer Scott nominated Preib for January's Toasted by Admission Award. In pitching her nomination to the entire admission staff, Scott wrote, "Arnie's willingness to provide such an integral experience for a prospective student seeking to better understand whether the W&M community was the right fit for her impacted her tremendously and is an example of the kind of committed supportive staff we have here. I'm proud that he is an extension of our office and appreciative that he helped us provide her an exceptional campus visit." Due in part to Preib's hospitality, Burman applied to W&M Early Decision and was admitted. She will join the Class of 2016 this fall.
To celebrate Preib's generosity and above-and-beyond efforts, the Office of Undergraduate Admission will treat him to lunch in February.


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By MARYROSE BARRANCO MORRIS, SILVER LAKE
It's regrettable that the Advance coverage of a remarkable event at Wagner College on Saturday (April 10) chose to focus on a single negative aspect rather than record the optimism that the occasion celebrated — a symposium to discuss a defining incident in the college's history that occurred two generations ago.
In April 1970, 83 black students in the campus organization, Black Concern, occupied Wagner's main administration building for nearly three days, and shortly after occupied the college dean's office, an incident for which 25 of them were expelled. The expulsions were later commuted to suspensions by the College Council.
The April 10th weekend event was proposed by those students of 40 years ago and accepted by the college's administration. Twelve of those who had been expelled and then suspended returned to the campus for the symposium, many of whom had pledged 40 years before never to return to Wagner.
Of all the issues discussed by a panel of distinguished leaders (all but one of them black, and all but one a Wagner alumnus) your reporter focused principally on one: Wagner's inability today to recruit and sustain black professors in a tenure-track position, one of the black students' demands in 1970. In fairness to your reporter, one of the panelists, Dr. Milfred Fierce, a Wagner grad from 1960, had initiated this point.
Yet, your reporter neglected to record a compelling reason affecting nearly all Wagner-sized liberal arts colleges in America: The demand for quality black professors at the nation's Research I universities makes it virtually impossible for colleges like Wagner to compete for them, either in compensation, facilities, or reputation.
This explanation did not come from Wagner administration, but from another member of the symposium's panel, Dr. Sharon Richie-Melvan. In fact, two Wagner faculty in the audience related stories of black colleagues "recruited away" from Wagner by major universities.
While your headline suggested that "not a lot has changed" at Wagner since black students put themselves on the line to change things, quite a bit has changed . . . for them.
Now, 40 years later, well established in their careers, they have gathered to recommit themselves to what they started as young men and women. They will participate in identifying potential students; they will look to their experiences to recruit talented professors; they will reconstitute a scholarship fund for minority students established more than 40 years ago.
I'm a Wagner alumna. I felt particularly proud having attended this symposium, proudest at experiencing the passion that these alumni displayed, and celebrated. There was so much more than a single complaint that the college was unable to recruit black professors.
There was so much more dignity expressed; I wish your reporter could have experienced that, too.


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trying to put a good workout
so basically now i do m,w,f i have an hour lifting and an hour and a half of martial arts training more cardio shit.
now would i be over training if on other days like tuesdays and thursdays i did circuit training? not so much intense weight lifting but some isometric bodyweight stuff maybe some tire flipping and leg stuff because on lifting i only do squats and deadlifts?
would it be too much or what do you guys recommend?
i've also been doing an hour of cardio on tuesdays thursdays and fridays addtionaly
so would it be too much? and would if i had a high calorie take in would i still be bulking up
i just want to be a better stronger fighter but i don't want to be doing all this shit and end up doing more of a weight loss thing
If you want to be a better fighter I would suggest more skill training.
You train an MMA class 3 times a week for 1.5 hours, and no more additional skill training, correct? If so, that's not very much.
but my question wukkadb is would i be overtraining or burning off more muscle than i'm putting on?
He probably has a lot more insight than myself. I would just watch your weight closly. If you are trying to maintain weight just bump up the calories/protien. Make sure you take a day or two off a week if you are going hardcore.
As long as you eat a lot to keep your body fueled and you listen to your body when it is being overstressed, you should be able to get away with some extra stuff on your days off.
Since you are already working with weights on MWF, I would suggest you stick to light stuff on TTh. Those would be great days for extra stretching, light calisthenics and maybe some short duration HIT training. You're already taxing yourself pretty good, so what you do on your days off should be geared around supporting your main focus without overdoing it.
Another thing you could think about doing for condition is interval training if you run on a treadmill or whatever.
Interval training is great for burning fat and building muscle. You'd be surprised how much more effective interval training is over just, say, running from point a to point b or running x mile(s) at a steady or pretty close to steady pace.
I think if you wanted to add something on T/Th it'd be fine to do stuff like tire flipping or sled dragging, etc. I would also add in some stretching and calisthenics like previously stated, or some plyometric stuff. Stuff from Rosstraining would be good too: Click
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The Top 10 for the Hot 100 being released tomorrow (chart dated June 8th):
1. "Can't Hold Us" - Macklemore & Ryan Lewis ft. Ray Dalton (=) (4th week @ #1!)
2. "Just Give Me A Reason" - P!nk ft. Nate Ruess (=)
3. "Mirrors" - Justin Timberlake (=)
4. "Get Lucky" - Daft Punk ft. Pharrell Williams (+6)
5. "Cruise" - Florida Georgia Line ft. Nelly (+1)
6. "Come & Get It" - Selena Gomez (+1)
7. "I Love It" - Icona Pop ft. Charli XCX (+2)
8. "Stay" - Rihanna ft. Mikky Ekko (-3)
9. "Radioactive" - Imagine Dragons (-1)
10. "When I Was Your Man" - Bruno Mars (-6)
12. "Thrift Shop" - Macklemore & Ryan Lewis ft. Wanz (-1)
26. "Clouds" - Zach Sobiech (DEBUT)
Personal comments:
-4th week for CHU!!
-Woah, "Get Lucky" is really blowing up! I can see this being the next #1 after CHU dies down
-The success of "Cruise" is genuinely confusing me. The remix isn't even that good, and the "pop" version is barely different from the country one
-Looks like "Stay" will outlast WIWYM in the Top 10, which I'm very happy again. Rihanna made the better of the two ballads
-"Radioactive" biding its time as it grows on radio... I can see this beating the record "Cruise" just set this week for slowest climb into the Top 5
-Beautiful that "Clouds" managed to debut fairly high. Say what you want about the song itself, it's great to see that viral videos can go towards something good, and not just stupid Harlem Shake stuff
i'm not surprised that Macklemore and Lewis are still #1. they've been pretty dominant in 2013 (and the halfway mark is around the corner). I wonder how much success they'll have in the summer
now that all the generic dance/electronic singles are invading the airwaves
overall, I love the Top 3, even though they're getting old. the 2 ballads, I was getting tired of... except I didn't mind hearing Stay on the radio (the original, not the remix)
btw I'm stupid. I don't have Get Lucky downloaded. I should probably do that now (after lunch, homework, extracurriculars, college enrollment... just kill me now)
i hate that I like Selena Gomez's single. it's not special at all and the lyrics are so simple and, like her boyfriend, she's so auto tuned. I guess I'm entranced by the foreign percussion, and the synth in the chorus, and Selena being sexy
Katy's album is allegedly coming out in September guys!
Still no news on ARTPOP, the struggle is real. :/
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Last I heard, there were plans (or rumours) for an August single release and an autumn album release. But considering it's almost June and Gaga has said nothing about Artpop, I'm surprised if we even get it then...Still no news on ARTPOP, the struggle is real. :/
speaking of electro-pop, since I've already said a couple of times that I'm sick of these generic songs being released every summer, the only one I'm really enjoying (a lot) is Clarity. I guess I'm just expressing myself. hopefully, this song gets big. it feels.. different
Anyways... for my X Factor USA watching people out there, multiple sources have been confirming that Fifth Harmony's new single will be released on June 17th. I don't know about you guys, but I am super excited for this. I loved them on X Factor and from listening to their covers on YouTube, they seem to have gotten even better since the show.
Does anyone else love the band Owl City which was created by an AWESOME guy named Adam Young? (he was the one who teamed up with Carly Rae Jepsen this past Summer with the song "Good Time", and was also the creator of the song "Fireflies" which was HUGE back in '09). Because I am a TOTAL Hootowl (A.K.A a HUGE fan of Owl City!) So has anyone else heard his music, or is a hootowl or fan as well. I'm just curious! ;3
P.S. Sorry if I sound like some crazy fangirl, but I am just really excited to see if anyone else has heard of or likes Owl City!
Reality is a lovely place, but I wouldn't wanna live there... ~ The Real World by Owl City
ARTPOP news is heavily rumored to be quickly approaching. Zynga, the company behind Farmville, posted a pic of a cartoon version of Gaga and said that we won't believe the "new thing" they have next week. Gaga released a photo of herself in the studio with Dallas Austin (worked for P!nk, Madonna, Gwen Stefani and others in the past). Music sites and insiders are starting to tweet things like ARTPOP lyrics, and Tara tweeted about the house.
It's close, I can feel it!
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As for 'Cruise' I dont really think its a great song... But i dont know if it will shift up any more.
Also its good to see Radioactive still around there.
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OMG, AWESOME! I am so happy that you like his music! So your favorite album (well, technically it is an EP) is his first called Of June? Or is it is true first album, Maybe I'm Dreaming? I'm just curious! ;3
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Bruno is in his 31st consecutive week in the top ten, the only person right now with such a high total. However, he won't be making bid for any records, because it seems that WIWYM will all out long before "Treasure" can enter the top ten.
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Zynga pic about news next week:
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Frankly I don't actually care about Katy and Gaga right now... What I need is an announcement from Beyonce so she can hurry up and slay careers. She performed Standing On The Sun at a concert recently and it's so perfect for summer oh my god
At this point I think Beyonce is just taunting her fans for a Greatest Hits release or something. There's only two confirmed tracks, only one of which has even leaked in full, and she's already on tour.
That said, "Grown Woman" is brilliant and "Standing on the Sun" is the greatest thing she has ever created. I want the latter to be released like right now, I need my summer anthem.
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Oh my goodness! Where did Blurred Lines come from? Never thought the bass guitar would play such a good role in this song. The instrumental is so good, too! It's such a basic R&B song with high and low variation's of a certain line that is executed perfectly!
Hope it stays number one for a long time!
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The late, great advertising executive Don Curphee hated the term "Texas Panhandle," preferring instead to call this region the "Crown of Texas."
Well, the crown - if all the details can be worked out - is about to add another glistening jewel.
Palo Duro Canyon State Park is likely going to expand by 2,898 acres if the state is able to negotiate the purchase of land from the Fortress Cliff Ranch.
Mark Bivins of Amarillo, a member of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission board, said the purchase of the land creates "more outdoor opportunities" for those who love nature and who enjoy the Panhandle's, er, the Crown of Texas' splendor.
This is an important development for this state park in particular and for the state's public park system in general. It signals that Texas has taken calls to take better care of its state parks seriously.
The most recent legislative session saw considerable pressure brought to bear on the state to do better by its system of parks.
Palo Duro and Caprock Canyons state parks continue to attract thousands of visitors annually and pump millions of dollars into the region's economic base.
Canyon Chamber of Commerce President Cheryl Malcolm said Palo Duro Canyon attracts about 200,000 visitors each year. A 2004 Texas A&M University study showed that the park pumped $9 million into the Randall County economy alone that year.
The proposed acquisition for the canyon, therefore, isn't just good for sightseers and lovers of the great outdoors, it's great for business - throughout the Crown of Texas.
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PARCHMENT, MI -- The Parchment School District Board of Education voted this week to negotiate a separation agreement and financial settlement with John Thompson, a Parchment administrator convicted last fall in a drunken-driving case that involved a 100-mph police chase down Gull Road.
The agreement should be finalized next week, said Robert Champion, the district's attorney.
He said the amount of the settlement will be made public after it is finalized.
The board held a special meeting Tuesday to discuss the situation and voted 7-0 to move ahead with negotiations, Champion said.
Thompson, who was Parchment Middle School assistant principal and the high school athletic director, has been on unpaid leave since May 3.
He was arrested April 4 after a night out with Superintendent Matt Miller at the Richland Village Pub in Richland.
A police video of the arrest shows that when an officer attempted to pull over Thompson's vehicle, Thompson drove more than 100 miles an hour down Gull Road.
When Thompson finally stopped, police found an open bottle of vodka in the trunk of Thompson's vehicle and his blood-alcohol content was 0.25, more than three times the legal limit for driving.
RELATED STORY: Parchment athletic director John Thompson was driving 120 mph down Gull Road while police pursued him, police report says (with dash-cam video).
In October, a jury found Thompson guilty of counts of drunken driving,
having an open intoxicant in a vehicle and driving with a high
blood-alcohol content, but deadlocked on whether he was guilty of the
felony charge of fleeing police.
He was sentenced to 45 days in jail with credit for two days served, and has already served that sentence.
Asked why the school district was agreeing to pay a financial settlement to Thompson considering the circumstances of his departure, Champion said: "I really can't comment on that."
RELATED STORY: Timeline of John Thompson arrest and controversy.
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The oldest youth football program in the Santa Clarita Valley, the Santa Clarita Valley Athletic Association Warriors, is entering its 47th year of existence.
And despite more competition than ever in the valley, the Warriors program continues to strive.
This year, the program will feature 16 teams and about 350 kids, according to Warriors President Michael Smith.
Those numbers make the Warriors the largest program in the Pacific Youth Football League, which features 19 teams total and two in the Santa Clarita Valley in the Warriors and Canyon Country Outlaws.
How are the Warriors able to maintain such high participation numbers while other local teams have far less?
"To tell you the truth, it's our board. The volunteers in our organization are selfless," Smith said. "Everybody puts in so much time and effort into making this thing run."
Because the Warriors are on of just two PYFL teams in the valley, their athletic boundaries are fairly large, meaning kids from Saugus, Newhall, Valencia, Castaic and Stevenson Ranch can all find their way into a Warriors uniform.
"We feed kids into all those areas," Smith said. "We have good relationships with all those coaches, we have coaching clinics and we invite the head coaches to come and speak to our coaches and it's been great. (Hart head coach Mike) Herrington and (Valencia head coach Larry) Muir both came and talked to our coaches. We really stress coaching up our coaches. The more our coaches know, the better our kids become."
To that end, Smith also preaches the importance of teaching safety — particularly with the emphasis on concussion safety permeating through all levels of the game.
The Warriors are a member of the National Football League's 'Heads Up Tackle' program, which is a partnership with USA Football.
"I know some people have seen their numbers have dropped off," Smith said. "Ours remained the same and are actually growing a little bit, and a lot of that has to do with education."
But what really sets the Warriors apart in a developmental sense is their willingness to adapt to what local high school coaches are running.
"What we try and do as much as possible, we know Valencia runs a lot of pistol, they run the spread — a lot of teams run spread. Hart, Saugus and Valencia, they all run some form of option. They run some kind of outside zone, so we teach those techniques. We teach zone blocking, read zone. These kids are pretty well prepared. I think (high school coaches) like that. They come and talk about their offense, they don't give a lot of their secrets. They try and hide them and it's pretty funny when they do. But it helps and some of the coaches will come out and watch a game or so and they'll see we're running what they're running."


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Emanuel Steward: Hayes a Genius
Wladimir Klitschko's trainer Emanuel Steward has labelled David Haye 'a genius' for bringing a buzz back to the heavyweight division.
And the Hall of Famer even went so far as to say that Haye is the most exciting fighter to hit the world stage since Cassius Clay more than 40 years ago.
Many have found the Briton's trash-talking distasteful as he almost goaded the IBF/WBO/IBO champion into taking him on, despite having just one warm-up fight since moving up from cruiserweight.
But Haye got his wish, with the pair entering the ring in front of 70,000 fans in Gelsenkirchen, Germany on June 20...and Steward can hardly wait.
"David Haye brings an excitement like Cassius Clay in 1963," he said. "I was training then and he was creating excitement just verbally in addition to knocking out guys.
"This is the first time I have seen anyone do what David Haye is doing. He hasn't even fought a quality heavyweight, he's got a knockout against Monte Barrett, a guy (Klitschko) knocked out about 10 years ago.
"But he's a genius to create this excitement, he's even got me excited. I wanted to go to training camp this week and Wlad said 'no', wait a couple more weeks. So there's a lot of excitement in this fight."
Importantly for Steward, he believes Haye's aggression in and out of the ring will inspire Klitschko into raising his game following lacklustre recent defences against Lamon Brewster, Tony Thompson and Hasim Rahman.
"Wladimir will be fighting a guy who isn't like who he's been fighting in the recent past," he added. "Recently they've all been old, veteran guys who've been fighting to survive. This is somebody who's going to come to knock Wladimir out.
"He's going to bring energy, excitement and explosiveness we have not seen for some while.
"And Wladimir fights at his best when fighters come to him. Wladimir fights very good when he's attacked. He does not fight good with fighters who lay back.
"David Haye is going to come at him and be very aggressive and it's going to be one of those type of fights that's not going to go 12 rounds."
But Steward, naturally, believes his man will have the power to end it first.
"I want this fight over with quick," he underlined. "I want him to knock out David Haye within six rounds because we cannot play safe this time.
"We'll break him down slowly and then he'll feel the strength of a full heavyweight."
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Do you think Steward wants Haye to win? lol
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this fight is going to end in ko , for who i dont know but for damn sure someone going to sleep before we see 12.
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I wonder who Manny's heart will be with on June 20th....
Just going by his comments he seems quite smitten with David, also Haye has a fairly close relationship with one Lennox Lewis....
Yes, he's Wlad's trainer but Steward has always been a money mercenary.
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Manny Steward is ****ed up in the noggin if he thinks Haye can hype a fight in any way remotely close to Ali.
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Hundreds of dealers and thousands of collectors from across America are expected to flock to Union, Ill. June 13-15 for the 40th Annual Phonograph & Music Box Show.
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In recognition of the 60th anniversary of Elvis' inauguration into the music industry and his 80th birthday, legendary jukebox maker Rock-ola is offering for purchase limited edition "Elvis Presley 60th Anniversary of Rock n' Roll 1954-2014," jukeboxes. Plus, the company is holding a sweepstakes in which one lucky person will win one of the...
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Behind the Spine: Beatlemania remains eight days a week
Do you recall the original wave of Beatlemania? It was a time that changed the landscape of music forever. Today, the Beatles music continues to enjoy much fanfare, and based on trends in music memorabilia auctions another round of Beatlemania seems to be taking place within the collecting community. Learn more in Paul Kennedy's...
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Cremona "K" nickelodeon cranks up $33,000
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Ohio Local Law Enforcement Information Sharing Network:Policy Issues in Data Exchange
By Gary Vest, Chief of Police, Powell, Ohio, and Chair, Ohio Local Law Enforcement Information Sharing Network
aw enforcement officials sometimes complain that they get information from the media before they receive it through official channels. The Columbus, Ohio, local media were the first to link together a series of highway shootings after the death of Gail Knisley, a passenger in a car traveling on Interstate 270. On November 26, 2003, three days after Mrs. Knisley's death, the Columbus Dispatch wrote: "The reports of vehicles hit by gunfire were filed by different law enforcement agencies and had not been coordinated until yesterday, (Franklin County Sheriff's Office Chief Deputy Steve) Martin said. Five were investigated by the sheriff's office, two by Columbus police, and one by the State Highway Patrol. All have occurred since October 11, except for one in May. No one else has been injured."1
A regional task force led by the Franklin County Sheriff's Office investigated multiple shootings that occurred before and after Mrs. Knisley's death. Eventually, police arrested suspect Charles A. McCoy, 28, on Wednesday, March 17, 2004, in Las Vegas, Nevada. Prosecutors have charged him with Mrs. Knisley's death and multiple other shootings on or near Interstate 270. Ohio's highway shootings came just one year after the Washington, D.C., area sniper shootings. Although seldom as violent as these cases are, multijurisdictional incidents occur regularly across the United States.
The need for multiagency information sharing is clear. Unfortunately, two key issues complicate the ability for agencies to share information. First, a significant number of local law enforcement agencies still submit and maintain records on paper, rather than using an electronic format. Second, the agencies that have an electronic record management system (RMS) generally cannot share data unless they use the same RMS vendor, and even then sharing may not be possible. For more than 25 years, various parts of the country have been sharing information regionally and at times with multiple disciplines through the use of third-party, or middle-ware, products. Until recently, however, the large-scale ability to share information among disparate RMS vendors has been limited.
Ohio's 900 law enforcement agencies are uniting in an unprecedented partnership with up to 70 disparate RMS vendor systems to create a statewide local law enforcement information-sharing network. The effort to create the Ohio Local Law Enforcement Information Sharing Network (OLLEISN), a part of the state's Law Enforcement Terrorism Prevention Program (LETPP), is being led by the Ohio Association of Chiefs of Police (OACP). OLLEISN is expected to receive LETPP grant funding through Ohio Homeland Security over several years to complete the initial phases of the network.
OLLEISN's information-sharing and integration planning process method was adopted in part from the 11-step International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) Information Integration Planning Model.2
Step 1: Bringing Key Stakeholders TogetherOLLEISN is a collaborative effort of a statewide steering committee with representatives from Ohio Attorney General Jim Petro's office, the Ohio Department of Public Safety, the Buckeye State Sheriffs' Association, the Office of Criminal Justice Services, the Ohio State Highway Patrol, the OACP, a regional information-sharing network, and the MARCS statewide radio interoperability project.
In addition, OLLEISN has developed a working partnership with Ohio's private and public RMS software providers. The vendors were given the opportunity at the very beginning to meet with OLLEISN leadership to understand the need and vision for the network and to provide feedback from an industry perspective about the challenges to overcome and the most effective practices to follow.
Step 2: Developing a Governance StructureThe OLLEISN Steering Committee, as representatives of the key stakeholders, provides the grassroots ownership and direction while the OACP staff provides grant administration and project management.
Step 3: Developing the Decision-Making ProcessThe OLLEISN steering committee provides overall direction for the project. The membership of the steering committee consists of police chiefs representing the six OACP districts and representatives from the Buckeye State Sheriffs' Association, the Ohio State Highway Patrol, the Ohio Attorney General's Office, the Ohio Office of Criminal Justice Services, the Ohio Mobile Area Radio Communication System (MARCS), and a representative from an existing regional information sharing system. With input from a policy subcommittee, the steering committee approves all policies regarding access to OLLEISN; auditing of the system's use; data ownership, submission, retention, dissemination and security rules; and the participation agreement that each participating agency is required to sign.
Step 4: Developing GoalsOperational and strategic goals are established to achieve the vision and mission statements of OLLEISN.
OLLEISN Vision Statement: To protect the homeland from acts of terrorism, and Ohio citizens from acts of crime, by creating a network and culture of information sharing among local law enforcement agencies.
OLLEISN Mission Statement: To create a voluntary Ohio local law enforcement information-sharing network, based on model policies and established technical and security standards, to assist officers and investigators to prevent and respond to acts of terrorism and crime.
The steering committee is committed to providing the required resources to help each of Ohio's local law enforcement agency's that desire to participate to be able to do so.
Step 5: Determining the Project's ScopeOLLEISN is focused on sharing information among all local Ohio law enforcement agencies, using technical standards that will eventually allow for integration with other disciplines and agencies in the law enforcement enterprise. RMS data was selected as the baseline for sharing, with the understanding that the network must be based on standards that allow for voluntary participation and multiple RMS vendors.
Step 6: Completing the Needs AssessmentThe Ohio Association of Chiefs of Police and the Ohio Office of Criminal Justice Services recently completed surveys of local law enforcement agencies and their methods for managing local records. Both surveys indicated that approximately 60 percent of the responding agencies utilize an electronic RMS programs provided by upwards of seventy different software vendors. A significant number of agencies, approximately 40 percent, currently have no electronic RMS program.
Step 7: Creating the Information SystemThe OLLEISN project staff, working in partnership with the information technology staff of the Ohio Attorney General's Office, and under the guidance of the OLLEISN Steering Committee, developed system requirements and documentation to guide both the tactical and strategic direction of the project. Several consultants, including a team from the Integrated Justice Information Systems Industry Working Group (IJIS) (www.ijis.org), sponsored by the U.S. Department of Justice, were used to provide assurances that proper plans and policies were in place.
A key part of the project was to gain the support and participation of the RMS vendors in the state. A strategic planning session was held early on to share the OLLEISN vision and mission with vendors, and to solicit their input and suggestions. This proved to be a very valuable session and led nearly all of the vendors in attendance to agree to participate. Other strategic planning sessions designed for law enforcement executives were held in diverse areas of the state to share the project's goals and to solicit ideas and suggestions for it.
The OLLEISN data model is based on the Global Justice XML Data model. After considering several different information-sharing methods, planners decided to create a statewide data repository, where local law enforcement agencies would send copies of the data to be shared with other agencies in the state. The state attorney general's Ohio Law Enforcement Gateway (OHLEG) Web portal was selected as the location of the repository. This provided a secure location for the data, and placed OLLEISN data in a data center designed to provide a wide variety of information to Ohio law enforcement.
To get local information to the OLLEISN repository required RMS vendors to create an OLLEISN interface and a method to extract and send the information. OLLEISN contracted directly with vendors to create and support these interfaces on behalf of their Ohio customers. Once a vendor demonstrates the ability to extract agency data and send it to the OLLEISN database in proper form, they are certified and we begin the process of connecting their customers to the repository. Currently, searching the OLLEISN database requires the use of a Web browser. Working with the vendors, this will be expanded to allow inquires to be submitted directly through the agency RMS system.
In addition to working with the agencies that already have an RMS vendor, OLLEISN also is working to provide the resources necessary for agencies without an electronic records system to acquire one and to be able to participate in OLLEISN. Although participation in OLLEISN is voluntary, an agency must give to receive. The project is committed to providing sufficient resources for all agencies wishing to participate to be able to do so.
Step 8: Assess Costs and Securing FundingThe initial costs of OLLEISN are being met through an LETPP grant from the Ohio Office of Homeland Security. Additional funding sources are continually being evaluated. Once established, the system will be supported by the state of Ohio through the office of the attorney general.
Step 9: Implementing the SystemIn March 2005, 20 Ohio agencies connected to OLLEISN. The OLLEISN Steering Committee anticipates connecting more than 400 Ohio law enforcement agencies by December 2005. Lists of participating agencies and certified vendors are regularly updated at (www.oacp.org/infoshare.html). Project updates, technical information, and policies are also available at the site.
Step 10: Informing and Educating the CommunityCommunication of the project goals and accomplishments is an ongoing process. In addition to the strategic planning sessions held with local law enforcement executives early in the project, additional regional meetings are held, an OLLEISN Web site has been created, and regular mailings are sent to all law enforcement leaders in the state. Regional media briefings are held periodically to inform the public of local agencies that are participating.
Step 11: Evaluating and Maintaining the SystemOLLEISN is designed to allow local agencies to retain their existing RMS vendor relationship or choose a vendor that is OLLEISN certified. The local agency RMS vendor remains the agency point of contact. The initial data sharing elements will be limited, but will be increased in response to user feedback and the growth in agencies using the system. Over time, the leadership role of OACP in developing and administering OLLEISN will be transferred to the Ohio Attorney General's Office. It will be the attorney general's office, with the advice and leadership of the steering committee that will assume responsibility for the ongoing operation and support of OLLEISN.
There is a wealth of information and assistance available to those seeking to build an integrated criminal justice network. Although OLLEISN is designed to allow local law enforcement agencies in Ohio to share information, it is anticipated that the network will eventually connect with other criminal justice disciplines and projects in other states and at the federal level.
A statewide integration project should not be a start-from-scratch initiative and should not be approached in a vacuum. Virtually every state has some agencies experienced in information sharing. The lessons learned from these agencies are very helpful to a statewide effort.
There is an expectation that all of law enforcement will work together to protect Ohio from foreign or domestic crime. It is sometimes difficult for large organizations or networks to appreciate the value of a single field contact by a lone officer in small town. On more than one occasion, a police officer of a small department has made a big difference. For five years, at a cost of millions, federal and state authorities searched for alleged abortion clinic bomber Eric Rudolph. He was eventually captured by Officer Jeffrey Postell, a 21-year-old police officer from the small town of Murphy, North Carolina. A completely integrated law enforcement information system must include all agencies regardless of size. The individual agency solutions may vary from agency to agency, but by using a standards-based plan all agencies should have the ability to connect. ■
1 Bruce Cadwellader and Dean Narciso, "Woman Shot to Death on I-270," Columbus Dispatch (November 26, 2003).2 IACP, Toward Improved Criminal Justice Information Sharing: An Information Integration Planning Model, April 2000.
From The Police Chief, vol. 72, no. 6, June 2005. Copyright held by the International Association of Chiefs of Police, 515 North Washington Street, Alexandria, VA 22314 USA.


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> The test fails on test 5 which should return a list of available shares
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