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The curriculum is outlined for you and the instructors are usually available. You can manage a part-time job and maintain an A or B average.
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Breckenridge gives recognition to students that performs with honors, perfect attendance and the Dean's list every quarter. The virtual Library and tutorials are handy. The professors are approachable and helpful.
Online Courses:
I definitely enjoyed the online class. The instructor responded immediately to your needs, the course assignments were easily obtainable and available. The class online was such a great experience and I surely will use this technology for future classes.
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I enjoy being a student@ Breckenridge School of Nursing. My OB/Ped theory clinical instructor is awesome and, she teaches you with compassion the greatest critical thinking imaginable. She help pull out the best student nurse you will become.
Academic Experience:
excellenct student, completes all work perfect attendance
Tuition & Financial Aid:
Itt can be expensive but there isn't a waiting list to get in the nursing program like most colleges.
Career Services:
They will help you find a job after you graduate. They will also help you find a job while your in school.
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Nursing Is No Joke!!! Nursing school can be very tough, but the professors are always helpful to review with you at any time.
Tuition & Financial Aid:
The Tuition Is to Expensive – Even though it's very expensive, I am getting a very good education.
Student Body:
Hard Working and Family Orientated. A lot of the people that I know in my school have more than one job and families to manage.
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Difficult to Transfer Some of My Credits – I chose this school because it offered what I needed when I needed it. The only thing that disappointed me was that, they made me retake a class that I had already taken recently. This caused a financial aid set back for me.
Academic Flexibility:
Morning or Night,Credits – Right now at the school the only two you can pick is morning classes or night classes (evening), which are about 4 hours long and you can take 2 or 3 classes a week (or 4 if you like). Depending on who you are you will like it or not. I've gotten used to it by now so it does not bug me. Credits from other schools will be accepted if it goes with that course.
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Professors are really nice and you can get along with them very easily. Some give out personal experience which I like because it tells me what to expect out there in the field. It's a mix for me with the 4 hours classes. It's o.k but not to much of a fan of it. Getting classes that I need has not been a hassle at all. One of the things I don't like is that some of the hands on (or labs) we can't do because we either don't have the access to it or some other reason. I"m paying so much money I would like to do it so I can learn it.
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Good School – All of the books are included into the tuition & depending on what your going for other items like external hard drives or kits will come along as well when you start a class. They even try to help you with financial aid as well just that I wish I knew that if you turn in the paper you have to make sure you have the time to seat with them. I turn mine in and a classmate told me you have to have time with them and not turn it in. Oh well.
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Small and to the Point – Its a small school, the staff and the professors are all super friendly and very nice. Everyone is career focused and dependable. I haven't really started yet but I know fro orientation and my trips to the school its going to be a very fun experience.
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there is always a computer free. plenty of books for referencing. and there is always something interesting being posted on the school news paper.
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Transfered No Problem! they accepted my credits (over 28!) from a prior university with no hasel!
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Computer and Electronics Engineering – i get to learn things in class that the field has never tought me. i love my facility because it is well kept. i can also exspect to advance my self in a well respected field that show future growth in demand.
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Convenient and Flexible but Nothing Transfers – we're made aware that classes dont transfer but you can get your degree quickly. they are great with adhering to your schedule though
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Easy to Work With – this school helps great with financial aid and the teachers are real easy to talk to. the curriculum is really easy though
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Northwest NEWS
ovember 20, 2000
Teen poets to qualify for Nationals
DUVALL - Poets between the ages of 13 and 19 will compete in a qualifying round for the National Teen Poetry Slam on Dec. 2, 7 p.m. in the Rose Room of the Duvall Library.
Five volunteer judges will rate each individual performance on a scale of 0 to 10.
There will be three rounds through which the group of poets will be whittled down to one final SLAM! CHAMP. The final round poem is one that is written that night by each poet from a line of poetry they drew at random when they signed up. The top two finishers compete for cash and prizes in the semi-final and grand slam competitions at the end of the season in March.
The main difference between an "irregular" reading and a Slam is in the performance. No props are allowed, but almost anything else goes. Each contestant should bring a minimum of three poems, each poem being no longer than three minutes. All poems must be original. Memorization is not necessary, but it definitely enhances one's performance. Poets are judged on poetic skill, stage presence and original performance. In case of a tie, there will be a spontaneous poem competition between the final two contestants. Cash prizes for the top three winners make this an irresistible opportunity for teens with poetic talent.
This event is sponsored by the Duvall Arts Commission and The Northwest Spokenword Lab (SPLAB). For additional information, call Carolyn at (425) 788-2983.

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More than two years after creating and hosting the first Atlanta Mini Maker Faire, I'm going back for the third annual show this Saturday, and I'm extremely excited to see how it's grown. It's free to attend and takes place on Georgia Tech's beautiful campus, so there's really no reason... Read more »
If you're a frequent user of thread-locking fluid, the Drip-Well is for you. Read more »
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Learn, Teach, Lead!
The Field-Based Education Preparation (FEP) Program offers to its candidates early, directed and reflective field-based experiences in authentic settings. This focus on well-rounded, professional and experiential learning demands a consistently high standard of ethical and professional behavior and practice for pre-service educators. All learning experiences, in field settings and in college classrooms, mirror expectations of the professional educational community. Co-teaching, peer coaching and mentoring strategies reinforce good practices and redirect candidate misconceptions and biases while building decision-making skills. Research-based teaching strategies in the program core, using differentiated instructional strategies and assessment techniques, are supported by the effective use of technology and by appropriate coursework in arts and sciences.
- Candidates prepared in this environment LEARN the expertise needed to plan and deliver instruction designed to meet the cognitive and affective needs of all students. This learning is grounded in content knowledge, as well as guided field experiences. Through rich field experiences, candidates develop real-world expertise in teaching and learning strategies, as well as a wide range of classroom management techniques. Candidates' written reflections on field experiences increasingly demonstrate growth in construction of pedagogical content knowledge.
- FEP candidates TEACH all learners with enthusiasm and expertise, with a focus always on student achievement. The foundation of student learning in the FEP Unit incorporates the Kentucky Common Core Academic Standards (CCAS) and the Professional Growth and Effectiveness System (PGES). Guidelines from professional content organizations such as the National Science Teachers Association (NSTA), the National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE); National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM), the National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS), and the Council for Exceptional Children Standards (CEC) are also incorporated. Teacher candidates develop understanding and skill in teaching by engaging in observations, designing lesson & unit plans and writing reflections that are evaluated through rubrics utilized by their clinical liaisons, cooperating teachers, and supervising teachers.
- Candidates prepared at SCC develop the ability to LEAD in their classrooms as members of communities of learners eager to extend their knowledge by broadening connections with other classrooms, neighborhoods, and learning communities in other cities, states or countries. This type of inclusive learning community is sustained when all students are included, their gifts and talents are recognized and their prior knowledge is valued. Candidates demonstrate leading by demonstrating knowledge and exhibiting dispositions necessary to deliver 21st Century College and Career Readiness skills to their students as evidenced in Capstone projects and Bridge assessments. Their leadership skills are also apparent in their active participation in campus and community stewardship opportunities.
Bridge Assessment
The progression of candidates in the Field-Based Preparation Program (FEP) toward graduation and certification is marked by bridges.
BRIDGE ONE: Admission to the FEP Program
BRIDGE TWO: Admission to Residency
BRIDGE THREE: Application for Program Completion
Candidates are assessed at each bridge with submission of an electronic portfolio that includes appropriate data, content and teacher standards, dispositions, and performance.
Bridge Deadlines for 2015-2016
Bridge 1 and 2 Application Due Friday January 29th
Bridge 1 preliminary review of portfolio Friday April 1st
Bridge 1 FINAL portfolio due Friday April 15th
Bridge 1 Interview with Faculty Friday morning April 22nd
Bridge 2 Preliminary Review of Portfolio Due Wednesday March 2nd
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OverviewThe Fellowship of Mennonite Churches in Taiwan is a conference of 20 congregations in three major urban areas - Taipei and Taoyuan, Taichung, and Hualien. The total baptized membership in 2004 was 1,658. The ministries of the fellowship include evangelism and church planting, social service, theological education, and publication. Social ministries include the Mennonite Christian Hospital in Hualien, the New Dawn Educational Institute for mentally challenged persons, the Good Shepherd Center with a ministry to aboriginal girls and abused women, and the Elderly Care Training Center. The fellowship is a member of Asia Mennonite Conference and Mennonite World Conference.
HistoryThe Fellowship of Mennonite Churches in Taiwan was formed in 1962 as an autonomous church organization. In 1994, the mission closed its work in Taiwan and the fellowship signed a sister church covenant with the Mennonite churches of North America. The fellowship contributes financial support to Mission Network for various programs.


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2011 Top Reads.
Books and reading have been a godsend this year, and while I've probably read less GLBT romance this year, I've picked up a few more urban fantasy and paranormal novels. … Continue reading
Personal Demoms by James Buchanan
Hunting a notorious hit man, FBI Agent Chase Nozick and LAPD Det. Enrique Rios Ocha delve into the inner worlds of Santeria, Voodoo and Palo Mayumbe. A missing informant, her … Continue reading
Weekend stuff, DIK and nude.
This week over at the DIK Blog there has been a vertible feast of authors; all doing wonderful interviews, sharing stuff including their top ten lists and blokes in leather chaps. This … Continue reading
Weekend smexin in the rain.
I have descended into utter slothfulness and still have jammies on. In fact I may leave them on all day. I came across a really interesting article about stereotyping at The Macaronis, by author Charlie Cochrane … Continue reading
Cheating Chance by James Buchanan.
Nick O'Malley is an agent for the Nevada Gaming Commission. He's also a Goth with a hearse he's restoring, and an ex lover he's only just getting over. Brandon Carr … Continue reading
Finding that perfect book.
A blog entry over at Nose in a book by lisabea about grading books has got me thinking. How do I choose an ebook? What makes me pick one book … Continue reading
DIK is over.
Am missing my daily race home to check out who picked who in teh DIK and if I managed to get my bloke. I did do quite well however… … Continue reading
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Most physicians are familiar with the many areas in which their medical knowledge confronts the law and with the legal issues surrounding clinical research. They are not as familiar as they should be, however, with the legal problems arising out of research in the behavioral, rather than natural, sciences.
There is an interesting difference in emphasis between controls for medical and for behavioral research. The emphasis in the latter is on the protection of the right of the subject's privacy. In medical research, though privacy is respected, the emphasis is on protection of the subject's health. The overall goals designed to require well planned and conducted research programs are rather similar, however.
Little hope is expressed that the methods of contemporary science provide any pat analogy that can be taken over bodily from one or more of the natural sciences for the modernization and enrichment of legal inquiry—one form of
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Your unfinished quilt tops are calling you. Become the confident quilter you long to be with Leah Day and Free Motion Quilting a Sampler!
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Thank you - I've done a few more since, and I must say this is one of the more successful ones!
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Philippines bishops say typhoon victims still need urgent aid
New appeal launched to raise at least US$12.4 million
Catholic residents celebrate Mass in a chapel damaged by Typhoon Haiyan in Leyte province (photo by Vincent Go)
ucanews.com reporter, Manila
April 22, 2014
The social action arm of the Philippines' Catholic bishops conference issued an urgent appeal on Tuesday for donations to help victims of Typhoon Haiyan.
"Given the catastrophic scale and impact of the destruction...impacting nine provinces in the Philippines, the needed rehabilitation program is expected to be prolonged and massive in order to rebuild not only shelters but the lives and livelihood of the devastated communities," said Fr Edu Gariguez, executive secretary of the social action secretariat.
About US$12.4 million is still needed to rehabilitate the nine dioceses most affected by the disaster alone, according to Fr Gariguez.
He said the "emergency appeal" launched by the bishops and Caritas-Philippines was made after a "tedious planning process" with input from communities affected by the disaster.
Caritas Internationalis has also issued a call to Catholic communities around the world to assist the affected dioceses throughout the rehabilitation process, which is expected to take three years.
Archbishop Socrates Villegas of Lingayen-Dagupan, president of the bishops' conference, said that further donations were needed if affected communities were to have "a chance to recover".
Caritas Internationalis raised $7.7 million for emergency relief operations to address the needs of some 250,000 individuals in the immediate aftermath of Typhoon Haiyan, which struck on November 8 last year.
Last month, Caritas Manila, the social action arm of the Archdiocese of Manila, started building "multi-purpose" chapels in areas hit by the typhoon.
Fr Anton Pascual, Caritas Manila executive director, said the chapels would also serve as evacuation centers in times of crisis.
"What is important with these chapels is they are built in a way that it is reinforced to withstand Category 5 typhoons," he said.
Caritas Manila plans to build 20 to 30 chapels, but thus far only eight have been completed as the organization has made livelihood, education and housing its main priorities.
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A Personalized Gift For Baby (and Mom!)Emily Malone
Maybe it's my age, but it seems like everyone I know is either pregnant or recently had a baby. Now that I'm a mom myself, I love looking for fun and unique shower and baby gifts (in addition to giving those all-important registry items).
Of course every new mom needs blankets, swaddles, and ten million sized newborn onesies. But now understanding the whole mom world myself, I like giving gifts that are both unexpected, but also very useful. One of those things you didn't know you needed until you had it!
After Cullen was born, a friend sent me a totally unexpected gift, and I smile each time we use them now. These personalized baby spoons from Etsy shop myjewelrystory are a great gift that is both fun and functional. And once Cullen is done slurping off of soft spoons and graduates to the silverware drawer, they will be a fun thing to add to his baby keepsakes.
These are really affordable too, at just $12 for two personalized spoons, so you can buy them as a fun addition to a registry item that the mom has indicated she needs and wants.
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Domaine de Chevalier was relatively late to arrive on the Bordeaux wine scene. In 1865, when Arnaud and Jean Ricard acquired this small property on the outskirts of the Lande pine forest, it was in disrepair. Today, the vineyard has more than doubled in size from its original 20 acres.
2010 Domaine de Chevalier Pessac-Leognan Blanc
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91-94 Points | Stephen Tanzer's IWC - August 2011
Pale straw-yellow. Lemon, chamomile, vanilla, ginger and a faint lactic nuance on the restrained, minerally nose. Pliant and sweet in the mouth, offering good concentration and fat to the vinous lemon, guava and grapefruit flavors. Very minerally on the long finish, showing lingering notes of peach, vanilla and coconut. This should age splendidly and will probably be at its best between 2020 and 2035.


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For the chicken stew:
In a deep pan, take some coconut oil, add chopped onions, red chilli, green chilli, ginger garlic paste. Fry until soft and golden.
Add chicken to the masala mix and fry for 3 minutes.
To the chicken, add tomatoes and potatoes and mix well. Add 2nd extract coconut milk.
Season the chicken with pepper, salt and add water. Put the lid on and simmer for 45 minutes.
To the chicken add 1st extract of coconut milk, coriander and lemon juice.
For the appam:
For Appam, in a deep bowl take cooked rice, add grated coconut and soaked rice. Blend it well into a smooth paste. Keep it overnight for fermenting.
To the fermented paste, add baking soda, salt, sugar and water. Blend the paste to a smooth, consistency.
In a small kadhai, pour 1 ladle of appam mix and move the kadhai such that the mix is spread out evenly.
Cover it for 1-2 minutes.
Let it cook until holes appear throughout appam and the edges become brown.
Key Ingredients: Chicken, Rice, Tomato, Potatoes, Coconut milk, onion, red chilli, green chillies, ginger, garlic, salt, black pepper, lemon, coriander leaves, desiccated coconut, baking soda, sugar


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Residents & Fellows
NYACP represents over 2,500 Residents and Fellows in New York. Your membership gives you access to career counseling, networking, education, advocacy and communication resources to assist you on your path to Internal Medicine.
Current News:
Open to All Residents!
Take a Look Tour: Sept. 28-30, 2016 - Upstate, NY
Take a Look, Build a Life, Make a Difference in Upstate New York
Are you an internal medicine resident thinking about your career path?
Join us for a 3-day, all inclusive trip to Upstate New York to explore the opportunities!
Go to the following page for all the information: Take a Look
Where Does the Tour Go?
NYACP Resident and Medical Student Forum
Saturday, November 5, 2016
Mount Sinai Hospital
One Gustave L. Levy Place
New York, NY 10029
Resident and Medical Student Forum Agenda and Registration Form
NYACP Dr's Dilemma Competition
The following teams will be competing in the Chapter's Dr's Dilemma Competition on Saturday, November 5th at the Resident and Medical Student Forum at Mount Sinai Medical Center:
- Coney Island Hospital
- SUNY Upstate Medical University
- St. John's Episcopal Hospital
- Lincoln Medical and Mental Health Center
- Rochester General Hospital
- Mount Sinai Medical Center
- John. T. Mather Memorial Hospital
- Interfaith Medical Center
- Sister's of Charity Catholic Health Systems
- Staten Island University Hospital
- St. Barnabus Hospital
- UHS Wilson Medical Center
- Maimonides Medical Center Hospital
- Montefiore Wakefield Campus
- Montefiore New Rochelle Hospital
- NY Presbyterian /Queens
All members are invited to attend and cheer on their team! The winning team will represent New York in the ACPIM17 Competition in San Diego next year!
NYACP Abstract Competition:
Competition Rules and Forms:
- Abstract/Poster Official Competition Rules
- Abstract/Poster Competition Regulations for Submission
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
- Program Director's Authorization Form
This half day program will include the popular Resident and Medical Student Poster competition and the Resident Dr's Dilemma competition.
Online form is now closed.
Annual Scientific Meeting
NYACP Resident and Fellow Winners:
Saturday, June 4, 2016
Poster Winners
Congratulations to the following NYACP Poster Competition Winners:
Resident/Fellow Clinical Vignette
1st Place: Nabeel AlQsous, MD - Unity Hospital, Rochester, NY
(tie) 2nd Place: Sania Sultana, MD - Montefiore Medical Center (Wakefield)
2nd Place: Charudatta Wankhade, MD - Lincoln Medical Center
Resident/Student /Fellow Research
1st Place: Hadiyah Audil - Albany Medical College
2nd Place: Peter Patalano - SUNY Downstate University
3rd Place: Peter Congelosi -SUNY Upstate University
Resident/Fellow Patient Safety, Quality and Outcomes Measurement
1st Place: Lauren Panebianco - Upstate Medical Center
Resident/Fellow Advocacy and Public Policy
1st Place: Alexandra Sokolova, MD - Nassau Medical Center
New Feature:
My Experience in Residency and Fellowship - Share your Story!
The Residents Committee has developed a new opportunity for Residents to share their experiences in a public forum, a webpage "by the Resident/Fellow members for the Resident/Fellow members" . The Chapter is seeking essays by Resident and Fellow Members to be posted on the Resident's page of NYACP's website. This information must be de-identified prior to submission, there can be no identification of patient or other involved healthcare providers, location of care or dates. This feature is being created to share with other residents in similar situations. We will feature one essay per month expressing your day to day work life experience, such as, but not limited to one of the following examples:
- My first experience with: loss of a patient, running a Code/RRT or reviving a life
- My successful experience in coaching a patient in smoking cessation
- Partnering with a patient facing medical, social, psychological, and/or physical challenges
- My best practices for partnering with a bereaving family or as they navigate a challenging medical scenario
- First time I was called to read an EKG
- Career and job planning
- How I am preparing for the Boards
If you have an experience you would like to submit as an essay, please use the following form (400 word limit): Submission Form
What's in it for you?
Your essay would be featured on the Chapter's Website. We would ask for a small bio and picture for the introduction. This is an informal tool that will allow residents to express their experiences, seek input and receive recognition for their hard work. Please feel free to contact Karen Tucker at email@example.com if you have any questions.
Career Link - Special Complimentary Posting for Residents and Fellows
This job placement service is being offered for FREE to Resident/Fellow members over the next three months. If you are interested in a position in New York, and you would like to discreetly post your information for recruiters and institutions to see, then this is the place for you! It's easy to place an ad, and the only information that would be included on the NYACP website would be your interest, location and position. We would handle the rest behind the scenes. For example, on the Career Link Page you will see:
#101: 3rd year Resident from Manhattan interested in a Hospitalist position in Upstate NY.
For Recruiters and Institutions:
For additional information on any candidate, please contact Karen Tucker at firstname.lastname@example.com and make sure to mention which candidate number you are interested in.
To place a secure ad, please use the following form:
Are you a resident beginning your job search? Check out the new NYACP Career Link Job Posting page!
MKSAP Live Online Study Hall Now Available
Do you own MKSAP 17 and are preparing to take the ABIM Certification Exam? The New York Chapter in conjunction with the Illinois Chapter ACP is offering a Free MKSAP Online Study Hall every Tuesday night beginning November 2015 at 8 pm. Please review the calendar of topics and to register, go to: Online Registration Form.
Please note, you must already own MKSAP to participate, which will be verified through ACP.
Registration link & Additional FAQ's
Congratulations to the following 2015 NYACP Dr's Dilemma Competition Winners!
Maimonides Medical Center Hospital
Saipriya Vasudevan, MD
Sichit Khanijao, MD
Vivek Kumar, MD
Career Counseling
Residency Timeline
Residency Career Guidance
ACP Career Connection
Video: Navigating the Maze of a Job Search
High Value Care For Residents
Top Ten Things to Look for in a Contract
How to Sell Yourself to Potential Employers
Understanding a Contract
Career Options in Academia
Need a Mentor?
You can search the ACP database and find a mentor who can provide the guidance and information you need about your future in Internal Medicine. Mentors are College members, including Program Directors, Chairs of Medicine, practicing internists and residents. Be matched with one today!
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Abstract Competitions
NYACP sponsors local abstract competitions that offer you an opportunity to compete with your peers from across New York State. You have the chance to collaborate with your program director, discuss your research or clinical experience and formally write an abstract for professional review. You can also include your submission on your CV as scholarly activity.
- 2016 NYACP Poster Competition Book - Annual Scientific Meeting - Rye Brook, NY
- 2015 NYACP Poster Competition Book - Resident and Medical Student Forum - Syracuse, NY
- 2015 NYACP Poster Competition Book - Annual Scientific Meeting - West Harrison, NY
- 2014 NYACP Poster Competition Book - Resident and Medical Student Forum - Staten Island, NY
- 2013 NYACP Poster Competition Book - Resident and Medical Student Forum - Rochester, NY
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Dansalona in this third edition, comes stronger than ever. It is a whole cultural event with Barcelona and the dance as a common denominator; it is the result of our will to share the experiences and emotions with a universal and plural language as the dance. Dansalona offers a program based on quality, dynamism, vibration and plurality designed to reach everyone, a happy move which invites you to interact in different venues, with a selection of different dances, such as, contemporary dance, flamenco, dance from the world and shows aimed to the families, among others. A brand new project which combines singularity, difference and quality in an artistic program which aims to make of Barcelona a cultural point during the summer.
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The Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, one of the world's leading dance companies, combines brilliant artistry with unrivalled energy and passion in its performances for an estimated 23 million people in 71 countries across five continents.
The Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater grew from a now-fabled performance in March 1958 at the 92nd Street Y in New York. Led by Alvin Ailey and a group of young African-American dancers, this performance changed forever the perception of American dance. In 2008, a U.S. Congressional resolution designated the company as "a vital American cultural ambassador to the world", one that celebrates the uniqueness of the African-American cultural experience and the preservation and enrichment of the American modern dance heritage.
For this much anticipated occasion, acclaimed artistic director Robert Battle has put together a programme featuring the repertory's favourites, including the jubilant Festa Barocca, the electrifying Love Stories, and the iconic Revelations, the company's signature masterpiece.
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Company Members: Guillermo Asca, Kirven James Boyd, Hope Boykin, Sean A. Carmon, Sarah Daley, Ghrai DeVore, Antonio Douthit, Renaldo Gardner, Vernard J. Gilmore, Jacqueline Green, Daniel Harder, Demetia Hopkins, Michael Jackson Jr., Megan Jakel, Yannick Lebrun, Alicia Graf Mack, Michael Francis McBride, Rachael McLaren, Aisha Mitchell, Akua Noni Parker, Belen Pereyra, Briana Reed, Jamar Roberts, Samuel Lee Roberts, Kelly Robotham, Kanji Segawa, Glenn Allen Sims, Linda Celeste Sims, Jermaine Terry, Marcus Jarrell Willis
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Acclaimed Italian choreographer Mauro Bigonzetti, lauded for his freshness and inventive sensibility, brings his distinctly European flair to the Ailey repertory for the first time. With a highly dramatic style, complex partnering and seamless integration of classical and modern styles, Bigonzetti showcases the emotional intensity and technical prowess of Ailey's dancers.
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Judith Jamison's dynamic collaboration with hip-hop pioneer Rennie Harris and modern dance maverick Robert Battle, was inspired by Sankofa, the Akan word meaning "go back" (Sanko) and "take" (fa). Loosely translated, "Sankofa" means "we do not know where we are going unless we know where we have been." This extraordinary ballet celebrates the heritage of African-American dance and the rich legacy of Alvin Ailey.
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Nancy Reagan's Fancy Freebies May Cost the Former First Couple a Pretty Penny in Back Taxes
That would suit M. Chris Blazakis. A former fashion executive who has spent the past two years investigating Nancy's dress-capades for a book he is writing on improprieties in the Reagan Administration, Blazakis, 36, went to the IRS in January 1989. "They missed this for eight years," says Blazakis, who has provided the IRS with detailed information about Nancy's clothing and accessories. If the IRS decides the finery—valued at well in excess of a million dollars—is taxable, it could really put Nancy in the red. In addition, the designers who supplied her with the dresses—including Galanos, Adolfo and Bill Blass—may be implicated in the IRS mess.
According to federal tax laws, items of value received by the Reagans were taxable if the donor intended to benefit financially. "People in the fashion industry are very aware of the value of having someone of high visibility wear their designs," says Blazakis. "As First Lady, Mrs. Reagan was among the most visible women in the nation."
Although Nancy was widely criticized for her designer freebies during her White House years, this is the first time the IRS has become involved. When she was criticized for her dress "borrowing" habit in 1982 and warned by the White House counsel, she swore she would stop. But six years later she was still donning the designer duds and failing to list them on the Reagans' financial-disclosure report. "I honestly never expected that [borrowing designer clothes] would be seen as a problem," she writes in her autobiography, My Turn. "None of the clothes were given to me to keep."
No matter, says Blazakis, who was executive vice president for Galanos Originals, one of Nancy's favorite designers, from 1982 to 1985. The dresses were of little value to anyone else. "We're talking about couture," he says. "These things were made specifically for her. She's a size 4, and her proportions are peculiar."
Although Nancy insisted that the dresses were "borrowed," a former assistant says that she kept most of them until October 1988, when TIME magazine revealed that she had broken her public promise to stop the practice. After TIME tattled, the assistant says, Nancy began having her staff return the dresses on the sly.
In My Turn, Nancy, the only First Lady in recent history to take advantage of such largess, argues that wearing the clothes she accepted from American designers was good for the fashion industry. "That's not a legal defense, that's a public-relations defense," says Stanley Brand, a former congressional counsel who helped write the 1978 Ethics in Government Act. "You are dealing with elected officials who are controlled by a series of laws and rules that bar or limit the kinds of things they can receive from outsiders."
The designer clothing may be only part of the story. According to Reagan White House sources, the services of Nancy's hairdresser, Julius Bengtsson, were provided free during her tenure through a special arrangement with Clairol—which made the hair color she used—and cost the company more than $100,000. Exercise equipment valued at $4,000 or more was installed in the Reagan's private quarters free of charge in 1980 and returned in 1988, according to White House sources.
"It amazes me that it has taken a year for this to surface," says Brand of the IRS investigation. "This stuff rolled off [Reagan] while he was in office. Now people are saying, 'Wait a minute.' "
The taxmen might still be looking the other way if Blazakis hadn't written to then IRS commissioner Lawrence Gibbs. While he worked for Galanos, Blazakis says the designer supplied the First Lady with clothing ranging in cost from $5,000 to $45,000. It wasn't until after Blazakis left Galanos to start his own marketing and consulting firm, with his former boss as a client, that his curiosity was piqued. "I didn't understand the details until I left. And then I realized it wasn't just a personal and private thing. I took it upon myself to investigate."
The IRS can't reaudit all the Reagans' tax returns from their White House years. There is a three-year statute of limitations on civil cases and a six-year limit on fraud cases. But in addition to being liable for back taxes, the Reagans could be hit with penalty charges and, if it is proved they knowingly defrauded the government, possible criminal charges.
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The 1997 Buick LeSabre Limited is an old folks' car. It's big and roomy. When it moves, it galumphs -- bounding along highways in a self-satisfied, triumphant manner. It's filled with old stuff, like the awkward, chrome-plated, power-seat controls mounted on the left interior front-door panel. The controls include little linear buttons and a small disc, which are used to operate the lateral and vertical motion of the driver's seat. As presented, they make absolutely no sense. But they're pretty. The LeSabre Limited's seats are wide, with a 55/45 split bench up front and a long bench in the rear. That means you can carry six people, instead of the usual five able to fit in the passenger cabins of most of today's cars. Those big seats also mean you don't have to diet, or bump your head to get into the LeSabre. Let's see, there's so much more, such as "theater dimming" interior lighting. It's sort of like going to an opera inside of your automobile. You take your seat before the performance, which involves starting the engine in this case. The interior lights fade to black. Kinda neat. Some of you, by now, think that I'm being cutesy, cynical, maybe engaging in aput-down of old folks. T'aint nothin' farther from the truth. The LeSabre is what the LeSabre is, a big 'ol front-wheel-drive family sedan, and a lot of people like it that way. I count myself among them. I'm 49. This car is beginning to appeal to me. Background: A significant measure of a car is the way it runs in the marketplace, where the LeSabre had been running well -- the best-selling full-size sedan in the United States -- for four years straight. The LeSabre held on to that title in 1996, even though its sales dropped 7.1 percent, to 131,316 cars, from 141,410 sold in 1955. By comparison, the comparable Ford Crown Victoria tallied 108,789 in 1996, and the Mercury Grand Marquis garnered 99,770, according to the latest available figures from J.D. Power and Associates, a consumer market research firm in Agoura Hills, Calif. Oh, I know that the rear-wheel-drive Crown Vic and Grand Marquis are mechanically the same cars. But, hey, the auto industry counts product sales by model names, not vehicle platforms. Anyway, the LeSabre came out on top, and it's easy to understand why. Despite oddities -- its old-fashioned, bulging, chromed exterior door handles come to mind -- it is an extremely well-made car. Buick did little to revamp the LeSabre for 1997. But what was done -- a reshaping of the front grille and a reworking of the headlamps -- gave the car a more cosmopolitan appearance than its somewhat dowdy-faced predecessor. Functional changes include new electronic controls that seem to have eliminated any hint of transmission downshifting during acceleration. Structural upgrades include improved side-impact barrier protection in crashes. The LeSabre is offered in two trim levels, the Custom and the more expensive Limited. 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MOST PEOPLE IN KEWANEE, ILL., regarded 5'11", 250-lb. Roger "Tank" Harlow as a shining example of civic spirit. Known for his easy smile and chummy manner, the 47-year-old insurance agent was more than just a successful businessman. Voted Most Likely to Succeed by his 1967 classmates at Wethersfield High School, he had gone on to become an energetic officer in the Kiwanis and Elks clubs and a Sunday-school teacher at Zion Lutheran Church. "He was one of the most community-minded around," says dentist Doug Tomlinson, who first met Harlow in 1978. "The kind of guy who did the work when you needed things done."
As it turns out, though, Harlow didn't limit his civic activities to what other people needed. Police say that for more than 15 years he was the most accomplished burglar in Kewanee, a tightly knit manufacturing community of 13,000 located 45 miles northwest of Peoria, where almost no one locked their doors. Last Aug. 17, to the astonishment of local residents, he was arrested and charged with stealing from the homes of even his closest friends. Confronted with the charges, Harlow admitted he was virtually a one-man crime wave, having taken at least $100,000 in coins, collectibles, jewelry and other valuables from his neighbors since 1993.
Harlow picked his targets carefully, using the comfortable rhythms and routines of small-town life to his advantage. Patrick Murphy, a printing-products salesman, says Harlow invariably golfed alone at the Midland Country Club. "He'd play whatever hole was open, jumping from the 8th to the 15th and back to the 6th," says Murphy. "We thought that was just Roger, but now we realize he may have been going into houses along the course." (Several burglaries occurred in that area.) Harlow also had a reputation for being chronically late for meetings, a gambit that police believe gave him time to enter the homes of the people who were waiting for him.
Over the years, Kewanee residents also noticed that their good-natured neighbor had a habit of showing up in their homes uninvited, presumably when he thought no one was around. Bonnie Tomlinson came out of her bathroom one day to find Harlow standing in her hallway. "He said he was dropping off my tickets to the pancake breakfast," says her husband, Doug, who had two rings stolen from the house. While school district secretary Brenda Schmidt was receiving chemotherapy, her daughter discovered Harlow in the family's kitchen. His explanation: that he had left peppermint ice cream in the freezer to celebrate Brenda's return from the hospital. Soon afterward, Schmidt noticed that her diamond engagement ring was missing.
Many victims suspected that their children's friends or other visitors had made off with the missing items. The burglaries might have gone on indefinitely had police not received a tip that someone not associated with Harlow found him wandering in the house. Last June detectives began monitoring his movements and observed him cruising, among other places, in the parking lot at the country club, taking note of who was on the course. "We then observed him going into residences at will," says Det. Lt. Rod Huber.
Even the undercover cops came away impressed by Harlow's charm. When Det. Sgt. Joe Cervantez's unmarked car skidded off a wet road while trailing the suspect's 1993 Chevy Lumina from a discreet distance, Cervantez's prey pulled over a short time later on his return trip. "I looked up and there's Roger asking, 'Can I help you?' " he recalls. "We struggled to get my car out and made small talk about the weather."
The game finally ended when Harlow entered the home of Darrell and Marilyn Johnson, which the detectives had wired with an alarm. He finally was apprehended with 19 of Darrell's antique coins in his pocket. Eventually, Harlow was charged with 82 counts of residential burglary—-more than half of such crimes reported to local police over the past two years. In his confession, Harlow said he began stealing in mid-1993 and fencing some of the goods to out-of-state dealers after his insurance license was suspended for a year.
But Henry County prosecutor Ted Hamer believes Harlow had been stealing for more than a decade and offered a simpler motive: "Greed." Authorities are convinced that Harlow's wife, Beverly, a grammar-school teacher, their son Ben and daughter Sarah never knew about the thefts.
Harlow now faces up to 1,230 years in prison. This spring a judge will decide his sentence after hearing testimony from Harlow's victims. "To think that someone you knew for 18 years could steal from you is quite amazing," says Patrick Murphy's wife, Sandy. "It's almost like you don't want to trust your friends anymore."
JONI H. BLACKMAN in Kewanee
A Friend in Greed
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Kris Allen explained that he didn't mean to break the law when his impromptu concert on the Santa Monica pier got shut down by police over the weekend. Kris told E!, that his fans thought he got arrested but he didn't even get a ticket. He said, "I got kind of bored yesterday and wanted to play some music and let my fans hear some stuff. I just wanted to set up and play some music. I didn't know the rules. I thought the rule was if I wasn't selling anything I could do it. I just wanted to go out and play. The crowd kind of got progressively bigger and I was actually playing the last song and this cop comes up, and he has got to be biggest dude I have ever seen, and he is pissed at me, just so mad. He is like, 'Stop man, stop it - you're not supposed to be here.' I'm like, 'Sorry man, I didn't know.' I went to go shake his hand and he was like, 'I don't shake hands with anybody.'" IT WAS ALSO ANNOUNCED TODAY THAT KRIS WILL SING THE NATIONAL ANTHEM ON SUNDAY JUNE 3RD AT THE BIG RACE IN DOVER!
After weeks of blind auditions, battle rounds and biting remarks from Christina Aguilera, it was time to reveal the finalists of Season 2 of NBC's "The Voice" (Mondays at 8 p.m. ET and Tuesdays at 9 p.m. ET).
In this round of last round of voting before the finale, the coaches -- Christina, Adam Levine, Blake Shelton and Cee Lo Green-- had 100 votes to split amongst their final two team members and then America's votes made up the rest of the votes.
First up was Team Christina. "By no way, shape, or form is this the end of the road for either of you," Christina told her top two: Lindsey Pavao and Chris Mann. But still, it was time for someone to go. Christina gave Lindsey and Chris an even 50 votes because she wanted to put the decision in America's hands. And when she did, the scores came out to 104/96 in favor of Chris, leaving a very teary-eyed Lindsey.
Then, it was Adam's turn. "Both of you make me so happy, I don't want to do this," Adam said to his top two, Katrina Parker and Tony Lucca. But, he explained, due to the exposure, they both win because people know who they are. When Adam split his votes, he gave Katrina 40 and Tony 60 because of his "connection to Tony." Adam told Katrina that she is the most improved on the show and seemed to already count her out even before host Carson Daly revealed America's votes. And it was also incredibly close: 92 for Katrina and 108 for Tony. Sadly, "most improved" is the unofficial title Katrina will go home with.
Next was Team Blake's turn. He explained how much he respects his final two contestants -- Erin Willett and Jermaine Paul -- and said they're "two of the best vocalists on the planet." As for his scores, he too gave them an even 50/50 because, he said, "I don't want to be a part of this decision anymore." When Carson factored in America's votes, it was 123 for Jermaine and 77 for Erin. The incredibly gracious Erin thanked her mother and her late father, Blake and "everyone" for the "life-changing" experience and then joked to Blake, "Let's get drunk."
Finally, it was Cee Lo's artists' turn to learn their fate. Cee Lo noted he has "two of the arguably best contestants on the show" in Juliet Simms and Jamar Rogers. He said they "breathed new life" into him and both of them got visibly choked up as he expressed his "unconditional love" for them. When Cee Lo's scores were revealed, he gave 60 to Juliet and 40 to Jamar. He couldn't give 50/50, he said, because they are "incomparable." But Cee Lo explained that Jamar has been the frontrunner the whole time and America loves him. But did voters love him enough? When America's votes were factored in, it was 79 for Jamar and 121 for Juliet. The clearly shaken up Jamar had little to say when Carson asked for his last words. "I never thought I would make it this far and thank you," he said.
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Schools Band Director addresses concerns
To the editor:
Concerning the Salem City Schools Band Program:
I am writing this letter to address concerns in the community about the size of the Salem Instrumental Music Program and specifically the high school band. The root cause of the smaller band numbers lies not in the actions of me and my co-workers of the last three years nor does it lie with the actions of the band directors immediately preceding us; rather the main cause of the falloff in numbers can be traced to cuts to the band staff and the elementary band schedule going back five years, to the 2006-07 school year.
Five years ago there were cuts to the band staff and the elementary band schedule. The program went from two full-time band directors and one teacher who did half band and half general music (from now on 2.5 directors) to one full-time director and one teacher who did half band and general music (from now on 1.5 directors).
In addition, fifth and sixth grade band was reduced to one lesson a week (trumpets players would have one group lesson, trombone players would have one group lesson, etc.) and the second half of the lesson overlapped with the first half of the student's recess. This reduced elementary schedule lasted for three years, the last of which was my first year in Salem.
Four years ago the program was cut to only one director when a retiree was not replaced. This one director situation lasted one year and then the program returned to having 1.5 directors, which it has had for the last three years.
Perhaps the worst thing to happen to the band program was the cuts in the elementary band schedule. With band once a week students make very little progress and lose interest quickly.
One need just imagine if the Salem City Schools would be rated excellent if students only had math or science once a week for 30 minutes in fifth and sixth grade. Furthermore, as students had to miss half of their recess to be in band many students would simply skip their band lessons and go out to recess during the three years that schedule existed.
The combination of only a very limited amount of band time and band lessons that conflicted with recess led to a precipitous drop in the number of students in the fifth and sixth grade bands. Though this schedule lasted for three years in reality it affected four classes of band students.
The students who were in sixth grade when the limited schedule was implemented had it for one year. The two classes after them each had two years of the limited schedule. The students who I started in 2008-09 as fifth graders had the limited schedule in fifth grade and then an improved schedule in sixth grade.
Generally a band program is doing well if 50 percent of the students who start in fifth grade are still in band their senior year and many band programs keep less than 50 percent of joiners. During the years when the Pride of Salem approached 200 students at least 100 or more per year were being started at the elementary level. As you can see, if no students ever quit the high school band would have had 400 or more members.
On my arrival three years ago the high school marching band was already down to 117 members. However, the number of students in sixth, seventh and eighth grade band was not enough to maintain even that size of high school band.
In 2008-09 there were 30 students in eighth grade band, 25 students in seventh grade band and 24 students in sixth grade band; a total of only 79 students in sixth, seventh and eighth grade band combined.
In past years, before staff and schedule cuts, there had often been 75-80 students or more in each one of those grades let alone in all three put together. In Salem three years ago the numbers had deteriorated to the point that there were actually more band members in the senior class that year (over 30) than there were in either sixth, seventh, or eighth grade. Such a situation meant an inevitable large drop in the size of the high school band.
Band programs that are big do not get that way because students never quit the program. Every year some of the students will drop in any program, but what happened in Salem was that the schedule at the elementary led to most of the students dropping band before they even entered junior high school.
Over the last two years the band schedule at the elementary level has been greatly improved. A second full-time band director (which would take the program from 1.5 directors back to 2.5) could still be put to great use to help the program take better advantage of the time being given to fifth and sixth grade band, and when the program goes above 100 at the high school level a second full-time band director could enable the school to have symphonic and concert bands as in the past. But the current situation, if not 100 percent ideal, is sufficient to lead to a bigger and better Pride of Salem in the future.
Everyone from band parents, to administrators and board members to average citizens wants a good band program in Salem. Therefore, keep in mind that the most important element for a good band program is a strong foundation at the elementary level.
A foundation that both encourages many students to join and stay in band as well as enables them to make significant progress on their instruments during those first two formative years. For three years the elementary foundation of the Salem Band program collapsed-and this did more than three years of damage to the program.
This has happened in many programs across the state and country; cuts are instituted at the elementary level of the band program, and by the time they filter to the high school many people do not realize why their community's high school band is no longer the size it used to be.
Keep this in mind when observing the new high school band director. Keep in mind that band starts in fifth grade, not ninth grade, no one can come in and transform the high school band overnight and that as of now the first class in several years that had an acceptable schedule in both fifth and sixth grade will only be in seventh grade next year.
In order for a recovery to come to full fruition in Salem both the band directors must been given time, patience and support. If all involved keep a positive outlook, and work together the band program can have a bright future.
MIKE CARDEN, Head Band Director, Salem City Schools
Hannah Mullins graduate speaks highly of school
To the editor:
I am a graduate of Hannah E. Mullins School of Practical Nursing and I was saddened by the article concerning the lawsuit brought against the school.
There are several items that just did not ring correctly to me. First, to my knowledge, no college, trade school, or school of professional training will refund money to a student who does not finish the course of study, whether they quit or failed.
Second, Hannah E. Mullins has all qualified instructors and always has had qualified instructors. The instructors are all registered nurses licensed in the state of Ohio and have teaching certificates for adult education.
I do believe Hannah E. Mullins School of Practical Nursing is approved by the NLN (National League of Nursing). There are only three other practical nursing schools in Ohio that have that distinction.
The school has been graduating nurses since 1958 as practical nurses. Many of these nurses have furthered their education in the nursing field with bachelor, master and PhD degrees. I am very proud to be an alumni of Hannah E. Mullins School of Practical Nursing.
MILDRED DATTILIO, LPN, Salem
More on the ongoing scaffolding controversy
To the editor:
You know it just seems like it was last month I wrote a letter expressing my concerns about the building belonging to Mr. Wolford. And here today (June 16) a semi-truck hit the scaffolding, something that I did bring up in my letter. Fortunately no one was hurt, and if any charges are to be filed against anyone they should be filed against Jerry Wolford.
The first letter I wrote I specifically stated it was not intended to strike out at Wolford politically, but now this is different. There could have easily been someone injured, obviously this means nothing to the mayor of Salem or he would have had the building repaired by now.
I can see he doesn't care that it's an eyesore, or an inconvenience for people who use the sidewalks, or for those truck drivers who have a tough enough time trying to maneuver around the city, let alone trying to maneuver around Wolford's obstacle course, and I don't want to hear the driver went over the curb. I can see these may not seem like a big deal to the "mayor," but has it not entered his mind about someone getting hurt?
I'm not the "mayor" and it sure has crossed my mind many times. And it burns me up every time I drive by there and see that there is nothing being done!
As I said in my first letter if it was anybody else, well if it was anybody else I wouldn't have had to write the letter to begin with. What is Wolford waiting for? The weather has been perfect, there is no reason I can think of that this building has not been repaired or at least made suitably safe. Unless Wolford's waiting for a truck to do what it did today, possibly giving Salem's mayor a reason to sue a trucking company for damages done to his building. That would be cozy for the mayor. I'm not suggesting or implying this is what Wolford's up to, it just happens to cross my mind. I'm not making any accusations of any kind. Just call it freedom of thought!
I'm not a citizen of Salem so I can't vote, but I would have to wonder whether I would want to vote for somebody who shows such lack of concern for the safety of his own people. If he doesn't care about that, does he care about anything else that goes on in Salem? Makes you kind of wonder, doesn't it?
And thanks for Mr. Wolford for getting Salem on the news, showing how well kept our store owners keep their buildings. I am sure there are a lot of people that would like to thank Mr. Wolford for the the added inconvenience of the detour, spending taxpayers' dollars on their police officers having to direct traffic. Oh, I bet the truck driver would really love to show his appreciation, I just hope it didn't cost him his job!
Well, I think I've said enough, I wish I could say I feel better, but I don't, and I won't until that building is no longer a safety hazard to the public. And it really bugs me that Wolford shows no concern for the problems this building can cause and has caused, it's been a year, what is he waiting on? I wish someone could give me an answer to that question.
DEBRA BARKER, Salem
Truck driver writes open letter to mayor
To the editor:
Dear Mr. Mayor,
At first I debated writing this letter but after much encouragement from others I felt compelled.
As a fellow truck driver, I had mixed emotions when I heard the news of what happened on that dreadful morning of June 16. Part of me was saddened on what was going through that poor driver's mind whereas another part of me was focused on all of that "beautiful scaffolding" that was on the brink of collapsing.
I work for a nationally known carrier myself and if his company operates anything like mine, I'm sure his employer pulled him into the office and gave him a bunch of paperwork to fill out and who knows? Maybe even a drug test. But if on the paperwork it asked the question, "What could you have done to prevent this from happening?" I hope he wrote, "This accident could not have been prevented due to unsightly construction materials erected in my path of travel."
I didn't have the pleasure to be there that morning but I heard you were there to "oversee" the operations.
Do us all a favor and remove the building. If you want us to, we'll all be there for you the day it happens and we'll all bring tissues. Of course, you'll be the only one needing them to wipe the tears from your eyes because we won't be crying ... And who knows? If you're quick enough about it ... it might get you re-elected.
JASON SHINN, Salem
This writer isn't exactly a supporter of Obama
To the editor:
The most dangerous man in the United States lives at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington. Since taking office he has done everything in his power to destroy our country. The Constitution means nothing to him: he simply ignores it.
Many civilizations have existed for 200 years, then fell from decay within. The United States is now nearing that point unless our people rise up quickly and take back the rights we once had.
Nothing is safe from Obama and his grab for power. Every doctor must purchase expensive equipment to report each office visit by you and me. This information should be a private matter between a doctor and patient.
Our national debt is more than $14 trillion, much of it owed to China. Many generations who follow us will face this massive and unpayable debt.
The largest and most expensive item is Obamacare which must be abolished. Our family now pays three times as much as we did one year ago. BO wants to force every person to purchase health insurance that can only increase the cost to all of us.
The only promise Obama has kept is change. Those who voted for him certainly knew his sordid past, but ignored a clear warning. t is unthinkable to give this man another four years in 2012.
ELMON SMITH, Columbiana
Advocates a larger post office in Calcutta
To the editor:
What Calcutta needs to offer the United States Post Office is a larger facility to operate out of. Perhaps the empty store front next to Giant Eagle can be changed into a two story office space and extend the rear of the building slightly.
A security fence for official vehicle parking isn't much more to do behind the building either. Nothing personal against East Liverpool, this is just business good business.
Don't tell me that Calcutta isn't going to expand especially since the anticipated link between Route 170 and McGuffy will occur. Any additional expansions and improvements to that particular plaza will be a plus to future growth even without a post office.
WILLIAM E. EARDLEY, East Liverpool


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Area high school basketball
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West Mesquite's Tyrone Davis (10) takes a shot, as Newman Smith's Stephen Spurlock (23) tries not to foul him during an UIL high school basketball game at the West Mesquite High Gym on Tuesday, January 29, 2013 in Mesquite.
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Police in Upstate N.Y. search for shooter after four killed
March 13, 2013
First of all , the*****liberals need to quit making prison life a vacation and maybe these idiots will think twice before hurting people. People in prison have it great and God forbid, they don't get their telephone calls for the week or their pillows aren't fluffy enough.
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Prayer to the families of the dead.
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loose cannons on two legs, people not wrapped to tight, it's the nuts not the guns .
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Funny, I get angry from time to time, but I've never shot anyone. Why blame anger? Do you have some sort of issue with anger?
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But a liberal WITHOUT a gun could have just told the shooter "You can't do that here! I'm gonna tell on you! This a designated gun-free zone! This is New York! Nobody needs a gun to kill a deer!"
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