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AA founder is focus in 'Bill W.,' showing at Downer
"Bill W.," a documentary about the co-founder of Alcoholics Anonymous, is showing at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Landmark Downer Theatre, 2589 N. Downer Ave.
Unlike some such movies, "Bill W." is a warts-and-all portrait of William G. Wilson, co-founder of Alcoholics Anonymous, using interviews, recreations and archival footage to show Wilson's personal battles, leading to the formation of the influential organization that he was never able to join himself. »Read Full Article
Present Music serves up a musical Thanksgiving
American Indian drummers and a lot of new music filled the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist on Sunday evening: Therefore, it must be Thanksgiving.
Present Music, under the direction of artistic director Kevin Stalheim, played to a full house, opening and closing the concert as is its Thanksgiving tradition with powerful performances by the Bucks Native American Singing and Drumming Group. »Read Full Article
'Things Being What They Are' transcends male stereotypes
I'll admit I wasn't doing cartwheels upon learning the Milwaukee Chamber Theatre's holiday play, Wendy MacLeod's "Things Being What They Are," involves two middle-aged, avowedly heterosexual men bonding over brewskis. One of the many reasons I go to the theater is to escape such conversations, which are frequently slathered in cliché when they're not conducted in guttural utterances.
But as MacLeod's smartly written, warm and funny play makes clear, such stereotyping isn't fair to men, and it certainly isn't fair to this moving and entertaining production, which marks the talented Michael Cotey's Chamber directorial debut and features winning performances from actors Dan Katula and Ryan Schabach. »Read Full Article
Books for gift giving: Beatles books
On Dec. 1, we're publishing our suggested 100 Books for Holiday Gift Giving list in the Journal Sentinel's Sunday Cue section and at TapMilwaukee.com, with recommendations in a variety of styles, tones, genres and topics.
Here's a taste of the big list: New books for Beatles fans. »Read Full Blog Post


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Ravens week: Tuesday practice report
Green Bay -- On their first day back from a three-day vacation, the Packers were in pads for a morning practice that started inside the Don Hutson Center and then moved outside where it was sunny and temperatures were in the mid-40s.
This practice is basically coach Mike McCarthy's chance to get the players' minds and bodies back into football mode. Part of the practice was spent going over corrections from the Detroit game and the other part was down-and-distance work in preparation for the Ravens.
The players will have Wednesday off and then return Thursday for the official start of the work week. They'll have full practices Thursday, Friday and Saturday before the game Monday night.
The Packers are a pretty healthy team. The only player who was not on hand was cornerback Charles Woodson, who typically takes time off during the week to nurse a hip injury.
Running back Ryan Grant was the only other player who did not participate in practice, although he was in attendance. It's unclear what injury he has. On Monday, McCarthy did not list him as one of the players he thought might miss practice time.
Tackle Chad Clifton (hamstring) took part in the walk-through, but did not wear pads and missed the rest of practice. He seemed to be moving around OK.
Returning from injury were: Running back Ahman Green (groin), tackle Allen Barbre (ankle), receiver Jordy Nelson (shoulder) and cornerback Brandon Underwood (hamstring).
The Packers also announced that they had replaced cornerback Trevor Ford on the practice squad with tight end Tom Crabtree, a 6-foo-4, 245-pound rookie from Miami (Ohio). Crabtree signed with Kansas City as an undrafted free agent and went through training camp with the Chiefs before being released. He spend some time on their practice squad.
He is no relation to San Francisco's Michael Crabtree.
Ford was elevated from the practice squad to the 53-man roster last week.
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Greg Mindel and the crew bake in San Francisco's Dogpatch neighborhood.
If you're ever in Dogpatch, come say what's up! We have a delectable offering of sweet and savory pastries + sourdough breads + sandwiches + coffee & tea.
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Anthropology study finds that immigrants from India and Vietnam become American over time
In North Texas, immigrants from India and Vietnam develop and embrace their American identity over time — without shedding their culture of origin, as some say they should, according to a new anthropological study.
The research found that, for these groups, becoming a U.S. citizen is distinctly different from becoming American, says immigration expert and cultural anthropologist Caroline B. Brettell.
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Researchers collaborate to study human-fire-climate interactions in New Mexico's Jemez Mountains
Southern Methodist University anthropologist Christopher I. Roos is a member of an interdisciplinary team of researchers examining how humans in the Southwest have responded to changes in the surrounding forests over multiple centuries, including forest fires and climate. The research is funded by a four-year, $1.5 million grant from the National Science Foundation.
The project is about forest fire history, fuels and forests, how human activities have changed them, and the influence of drought and dry conditions. Continue reading
440-year-old parish survey by priest in Yucay Valley of Peru explains Inca decline under Spanish colonialism
SMU anthropologist R. Alan Covey led analysis of a 440-year-old survey by a parish priest that reveals how native population declined in the Inca Empire following 16th century Spanish conquest.
The native Andean population in the Yucay Valley of Peru was able to bounce back in the short term from disease, warfare, and famine, but was ultimately reduced by repeated disasters and colonialism.
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National Geographic: "Lost City Revealed Under Centuries of Jungle Growth"
Science journalist Ker Than interviewed SMU archaeologist Brigitte Kovacevich about her Maya research in Guatemala. His article "Lost City Revealed Under Centuries of Jungle Growth" published April 26 on the daily news web site of National Geographic.
Kovacevich, an assistant professor in the SMU Department of Anthropology, is an expert in Meso-American cultures and co-leader of an international scientific team that has been granted permission by the Guatemalan government to work the site of Holtun, or "Head of Stone," which has never before been excavated.
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CBC's Quirks & Quarks: Recreating the Bamboo Age
Canadian science journalist Bob McDonald interviewed SMU archaeologist Metin Eren for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's Quirks & Quarks with Bob McDonald radio show.
Eren's latest research tests the long-held theory that prehistoric humans in East Asia crafted tools from bamboo, which archaeologists in the past devised to explain a lack of evidence for advanced prehistoric stone tool-making processes. Eren research asked "Can complex bamboo tools even be made with simple stone tools?"
A modern-day flint knapper, Eren replicated the crafting of bamboo knives and confirmed that it is possible to make a variety of bamboo tools with the simplest stone tools. However, rather than confirming the long-held "bamboo hypothesis," the new research shows there's more to the theory, he says.
3-D mapping of Guatemala's "Head of Stone" confirms ancient Maya buildings buried beneath forest cover
An archaeological team co-led by SMU archaeologist Brigitte Kovacevich has made the first three-dimensional topographical map of ancient monumental buildings long buried under centuries of jungle at the Maya site "Head of Stone" in Guatemala.
The map puts into 3-D perspective the location and size of Head of Stone's many buildings and architectural patterns, which are typical of Maya sites.
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Modern-day bamboo tool-making shines light on scarcity of Stone Age tools from prehistoric East Asia
The long-held theory that prehistoric humans in East Asia crafted tools from bamboo was devised to explain a lack of evidence for advanced prehistoric stone tool-making processes. But can complex bamboo tools even be made with simple stone tools?
A new study suggests the "bamboo hypothesis" is more complicated than conceived, says SMU archaeologist Metin I. Eren. A modern-day flint knapper, Eren and colleagues replicated the crafting of bamboo knives and confirmed that it is possible to make a variety of bamboo tools with the simplest stone tools. However, rather than confirming the long-held "bamboo hypothesis," the new research shows there's more to the theory, Eren says.
Dallas Morning News: Texas interstates driving economy, growth
SMU cultural anthropologist Caroline B. Brettell is quoted in the March 6, 2011 issue of the Dallas Morning News in the section "From the Front Page," an in-depth look at the news.
The article by reporters Michael E. Young and Ryan McNeill, "Texas interstates driving economy, growth" discusses a geographic analysis of the state's population by the Dallas Morning News and how the major interstates are driving change and urbanization.
Brettell, a professor in the SMU Department of Anthropology, comments on the new model of urbanism with multiple centers.
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Discovery News: Henry VIII's eccentricities possibly explained
Emily Sohn, science writer for the Discovery News Online Blog, covered the research of bioarcheologist Catarina Whitley on King Henry VIII.
Whitley, who completed her research at SMU and now works for the Museum of New Mexico, asserts that the former British monarch could have had a rare blood type that caused reproductive issues, as well as major physical and mental illness.
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Summary table[edit]
The following table summarizes some relevant characteristics of the 14 playable characters.
|Skill type
|Dedicated relics
|Physical-oriented characters
|Locke (thief)
|2: Thief's bracer, Brigand's glove
|Edgar (machinist)
|Debuff & attack
|Sabin/Mash (monk)
|Support & attack
|Shadow (ninja)
|1: Memento ring
|Cyan/Cayenne (samurai)
|Gau (feral youth)
|Support, debuff & attack
|Setzer (gambler)
|1: Coin toss
|Umaro (berserker)
|Support (itself)
|3: Berserker ring, Blizzard orb,
Bone wrist
|Balanced characters
|Terra/Tina (magitek elite)
|Support (herself)
|1: Princess ring
|Celes (rune knight)
|1: Princess ring
|Gogo (mime)
|4: Thief's bracer, Brigand's glove,
Fake mustache, Coin toss
|Magical-oriented characters
|Mog (moogle)
|Support, debuff & attack
|1: Molulu's charm
|Strago (blue mage)
|Support, debuff & attack
|Relm (pictomancer)
|3: Fake mustache, Memento ring,
Princess ring
Playable Characters[edit]
All names used are the default names.
Terra Branford[edit]
- Original name: Tina
- Original class: magic warrior
- GBA class: magitek elite
Although Terra can equip a wide variety of weapons and armors, her primary role is as a spellcaster. When in her Esper form, her spells are twice as effective. She appears at the beginning of the game, with assistants Vicks and Wedge. When she is using the Magitek armor, she will have additional abilities compared to other characters.
Locke Cole[edit]
- Class: adventurer
Locke, a treasure hunter, has the Steal ability. This gives a chance on retrieving an item from an enemy in battle (that is not otherwise dropped randomly.)
Edgar Roni Figaro[edit]
- Class: machinist
Edgar is seen as a "ladies man" you can say; his variety of attacks and skills make him a very useful character
Sabin Rene Figaro[edit]
- Original name: Mash
- Class: monk
Sabin is a very powerful character. His Blitz moves are very strong and do not require MP or time dedication to execute.
Celes Chere[edit]
- Class: rune knight
Celes is another intriguing character upon this story, her variety of attacks and spells make her very useful for a hybrid. Mainly her role would be spell casting, but she has good physical attributes as well. Her runic skill can be very helpful when facing against enemies with elemental spells, which she can absorb for her own benefit.
Setzer Gabbiani[edit]
- Class: gambler
- Original class: killer
- GBA class: ninja (Japanese for "killer")
Shadow has excellent physical abilities. He has great speed and agility, and is extra helpful when equipped with a Genji Glove. His Throw command is very useful, allowing him to hurl weapons at the enemy for a higher damage. Weapons special to this are the Shurikens, Fuma Shurikens, and various elemental and Shadow scrolls.
Cyan Garamonde[edit]
- Original name: Cayenne
- Original class: samurai
Cyan is a tough character with high HP and attack power. His SwordTech skill is very powerful but requires significant time to execute.
- Original class: wild boy
- GBA class: feral youth
- Original class: moglie
- GBA class: moogle
Strago Magus[edit]
- Original name: Stragus
- Class: blue mage
Strago is a Blue Mage. He can equip only lighter armor, and primarily wields rods and staves. Though his physical attributes are quite low, his Magic attribute and MP are higher. The old man's special skill is Lore, which allows him to command unique spells learned from monsters. In order to acquire these spells, he must first experience them, which (in the case of beneficial or rarely used Lores) may require controlling the monster in question.
Relm Arrowny[edit]
- Class: pictomancer
Relm has the highest Magic attribute of any character, and although physically very weak, her skills are crucial to getting Strago all of his Lore magics.
- Class: mimic
Gogo has average attributes, but his Mimic skill allows him to copy the last attack used without consuming MP or any special requirement for the attack. Also, he can customize the three remaining slots on his command menu.
- Original class: snow man
- GBA class: yeti
While you may not actually be able to control Umaro, his attacks are very powerful and with relics he is capable of gaining extra abilities. i.e. BodyThrow, Ice Storm.


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Watch Michelle Branch Play Acoustic, Talk "Everything" Album
Fans may have raised their eyebrows when Michelle Branch crossed over from pop to country music back in 2003, but she insists it was no fluke. In fact, she says in a video interview with Billboard.com, it was the key to finding her comfort zone as an artist.
Video Above: Michelle Branch discusses "Everything Comes and Goes."
"It let people see that I was more than just like this little, teen pop girl," the singer says.
Six years later, Branch is no longer recording as one-half of the country duo the Wreckers, but she's still sticking with her new genre. Branch's new solo album, "Everything Comes and Goes," is due this winter and finds her exploring a more "singer-songwriter, rootsy" side.
"I love those first songs that everyone became familiar with, but I was 14 and 15 years old when I wrote them," Branch says. "I've grown a lot -- and I think being in Nashville especially has made me really push myself a lot further as far as lyrics go."
The first single off "Everything Comes and Goes" is "Sooner or Later," a song that bridges the gap between Branch's old and newer sound and, she hopes, keeps her original fans excited for more. "I think it's good because my fans of my early stuff will not think it's necessarily too country," Branch explains. "It's a good starter."
Video Above: Michelle Branch performs "Sooner or Later."
That said, don't count on hearing Branch make another song like "Everywhere" or "Are You Happy Now?" anytime soon. "I don't think I could ever be doing the super dance-y, hook-y pop records [again]," Branch says. "It's just not me."


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CARTERET – No one denies Fred Hetmanski was depressed and anxious.
When he visited Rahway Hospital with vague thoughts of suicide, the Carteret resident was given Xanax and a sleeping medication.
But because "there were no specific suicide plans or thoughts," according to a healthcare professional, he was left alone.
On Sept. 9, 2002, the 44-year-old father of four – including one child with autism – jumped off the hospital's fifth-floor roof.
He died a short time later.
"My husband was in the hospital's care," his wife, Catherine, said Wednesday. "He could not function. He was a vegetable."
The case has spent years making its way through the legal system.
Eventually, a New Brunswick jury found the hospital was negligent, but not responsible for Fred Hetmanski's death.
The case was dismissed in favor of the hospital.
In January, the New Jersey Supreme Court upheld the jury's decision and declined to hear further arguments in the case.
Catherine Hetmanski recently launched an online petition.
She hopes she can gather enough public support to persuade the Supreme Court to hear the case and order a retrial.
"We just want a retrial," Hetmanski said. "Let the Supreme Court give us another trial."
Rahway Hospital has offered sympathy but little else for the Hetmanski family.
"We are sympathetic towards the Hetmanski family for their loss," the hospital said through a statement issued by its owners at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital.
"The case was adjudicated by a jury and subsequent court rulings have confirmed that the hospital provided proper and appropriate care," the statement said. "We hope the family finds solace and comfort in the years ahead."
Hetmanski said she doesn't want to give up.
"I can't let my husband die in vain," she said.


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Twin Shadow to play Turner June 3
Dreamy indie pop outfit Twin Shadow-stage name for Brooklyn based musician George Lewis Jr.-has scheduled a stop at Turner Hall Ballroom, 1040 N. 4th St., June 3 as part of its True Story Tour.
Twin Shadow's debut album "Forget" was co-produced by Chris Taylor from similar-minded act Grizzly Bear and released on Taylor's Terrible Records label in 2010 before getting picked up by more sizable indie 4AD. Twin Shadow released its follow-up, "Confess," last year. »Read Full Article
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There is something about a death that can be focusing. For New Orleans artist Candy Chang, the loss of a dear friend, initially lead to a long period of grief and depression that eventually turned to gratitude and clarity.
She wanted to know what was important, to her and to those in her around her. So the artist, known for her placemaking projects and urban planning ideas, painted the side of an abandoned building with chalkboard paint and stenciled the words, "Before I die I want to..." onto it. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
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Cellist Ben Sollee takes his "Ditch the Van" tour to Shank Hall tonight. Photo provided by Shank Hall. »Read Full Blog Post


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It's "Girls Night Out," but men can check it out, too, at the Milwaukee Art Museum. The MAM After Dark event includes an 8 p.m. tour of the "When Modern Was Degenerate" exhibit, a one-night-only installation by UWM's Dance and Digital Media departments, music and more. »Read Full Article
Ridge mesmerizing in Chamber Theatre's 'Underneath the Lintel'
Midway through his extraordinary solo performance in Glen Berger's "Underneath the Lintel" - being staged by the Milwaukee Chamber Theatre under C. Michael Wright's direction - James Ridge asks the audience whether we'd recognize a miracle if we saw one.
I know I've missed a few - "Lintel" suggests we all have - but I have no doubt I saw something akin to one Friday night, in watching as good a one-person show as I've seen anywhere in a long time. »Read Full Article(2)


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Buoyed by a season-high offensive explosion Friday night at the First Niagara Center, the Rangers accomplished several important things. First they earned a valuable two points in the standings with their 8-4 victory over the Buffalo Sabres. Second they secured sole possession of eighth place in the Eastern Conference with 50 points, two up on ninth place Winnipeg and one behind the seventh place Islanders. And finally the Rangers victory eliminated both the Sabres and Philadelphia Flyers from playoff contention in the East.
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Tony McEvoy embraces blossoming relationship with John Singleton
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- June 10, 2013
TONY McEvoy hopes he can continue to benefit from the highly publicised split in the Gai Waterhouse and John Singleton relationship.
The South Australia and New South Wales-based horseman has taken over the training of Most Joyful, a full sister to the horse at the centre of the controversy, More Joyous.
Despite being winless in two outings for the Waterhouse stable, Most Joyful is the first of more Singleton-owned horses expected to join McEvoy's new stable at Hawkesbury.
"John (Singleton) has sent me a couple of horses at this stage," McEvoy said
"She's just come in from the paddock to start her preparation."
McEvoy has a long association with Singleton, winning the Gold Coast Magic Millions 3yo Classic with Tikkitaka in 2005 before getting Joy Toy, an older half-sister to More Joyous - ironically from Gai Waterhouse - to win a race at Gawler in 2011.
"I won a $1m race for John at the Gold Coast with a horse called Tikkitaka, so I've got a bit of history there," McEvoy said.
"I've always got on well with John and he's always supported me."
The influential owner races horses with a host of Australian trainers, including Black Caviar's mentor Peter Moody, Anthony Cummings, Bjorn Baker and McEvoy.
With the recent retirement of his flagship mare More Joyous, who is destined for a date in the breeding barn with European superstar Frankel, Singleton is now searching for his next Group 1 star. Dear Demi has been his lone Group 1 winner this season after her victory in the Crown Oaks at Flemington in November.
McEvoy will break new ground today when he has his first runners from his Hawkesbury training base - Pocket Rockets and debutant Pav - race at Bathurst.
"That's a big part of the attraction of this Hawkesbury base," McEvoy said.
"I have 17 tracks within two hours of me and we're racing for $15,000 on a Tuesday."
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Funeral services will be held Tuesday, Aug. 5, at 2 p.m. in the Chapel of Geesey-Ferguson Funeral Home for Harold James Letz Sr., 87, who died Saturday, Aug. 2, 2014, at 4:01 p.m. at Acadia General Hospital in Crowley.
Mr. Letz is a native and lifelong resident of Crowley. He and his brother, Paul, worked together for many years as civil engineers and land surveyors in South Louisiana. He was a veteran of World War II, having served his country in the U.S. Navy in the Pacific Theater.
Rev. David Green, pastor of First Lutheran Church, will officiate for the services. The family requests visiting hours Monday from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. and Tuesday from 10 a.m. to service time. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery.
Mr. Letz is survived by one daughter, Carol L. Stanford of Alexandria; two sons, Harold J. Letz Jr. of Crowley and John K. Letz and wife Elizabeth of Medford, Oregon; and two grandchildren, Ian Stanford of Washington, D.C., and Jason Stanford and wife Claire of Arlington, Virginia.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Catherine Allen Letz; one daughter, Sharon Letz; his parents, Paul and Emma Look Letz; and one brother, Walter Letz.
In lieu of flowers the family requests memorial contributions be made to First Lutheran Church, 121 W. Eighth St., Crowley, LA 70526, or a charity of your choice in memory of Mr. Letz.
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Summerfest is halfway over, but we have a pick-me-up to get you through the second part of the fest: free tickets!
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Aretha Franklin at the Wisconsin State Fair
Aretha Franklin didn't want to talk about her recent health problems in a recent interview with the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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Metallica member in Milwaukee Sept. 26 to promote band documentary
Kirk Hammett, lead guitarist and songwriter with the band Metallica, will be attending a showing of the documentary concert film "Metallica Through the Never" at 10 p.m. Thursday at the AMC Mayfair.
The film, by "Kontroll" director Nimrod Antal, is being shown in IMAX 3-D. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Bieber reminds us that he still makes music
Justin Bieber, 19, has had a problematic PR year, to say the least, with damning headlines practically on a weekly basis. Bieber abandoned his monkey in Germany! Bieber allegedly visited a brothel in Brazil! Bieber urinated in a restaurant mop bucket and cussed out a picture of Bill Clinton!
But he's trying to end his year reminding people he's actually a musician with an iTunes exclusive album, "Journals." Released Monday and reportedly only available as a bundle of songs for two weeks, "Journals" features 10 songs that were previously released on a weekly basis starting in October as part of his recent Music Monday series, plus five brand new tunes. »Read Full Article(11)
Top of the Charts: The top Christmas hits
As Christmas quickly approaches, the airwaves - and stores - are filled with the sounds of the season. So, we'll take a step away for the Hot 100 for a week to take a close look at Billboard's Holiday 100. You can find the full list of the year's biggest Christmas hits here, but first let's take a closer look at the top five below. It's a surprising mix of big stars, reality TV champions and old favorites. Strap on your jingle bells and sing along!
No. 5 Holiday Hit »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap for Today: Christmas lights and Festivus celebrations
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Region 6 News Release: OSHA-05-1550-DAL
Wed., Aug. 10, 2005
Contact: Diana Petterson or Elizabeth Todd
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WACO, Texas -- The U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has cited Hobbs Bonded Fibers Inc., Waco, Texas, and proposed $255,050 in penalties for exposing workers to amputations and other serious injuries.
"Employers must take necessary precautions to protect employees from workplace hazards," said Dean Wingo, OSHA's area director in Fort Worth. "Workers can suffer serious injuries, including broken bones and amputations, from machines not being adequately guarded."
OSHA's citations against Hobbs alleged four willful, 26 serious and two other-than-serious violations following a comprehensive safety and health inspection that began Feb.10, 2005. The inspection was conducted under OSHA's Site-Specific Targeting plan which targets companies with high workplace injury and illness rates. Hobbs employs about 215 workers to manufacture bonded fiber products such as automotive insulation, quilt batting, fiberfill and Nomex insulation.
The willful citations were issued for failing to provide adequate guards on several different machines to protect workers from amputations and other serious injuries. Hobbs also failed to adequately maintain workplace injury and illness records. Willful violations are those committed with an intentional disregard of, or plain indifference to, the requirements of the Occupational Safety and Health Act.
The serious violations included exposing workers to fall, electrical and additional machine guarding hazards; lack of periodic inspections of equipment; lack of effective programs for respiratory protection and permit-required confined space entry; and lack of personal protective equipment, such as eye, face, and hand protection from corrosive chemicals. A serious violation is one in which there is a substantial probability that death or serious physical harm could occur.
The two other-than-serious citations concerned additional workplace injury and illness recordkeeping violations.
Hobbs has 15 working days from receipt of the citations to comply, request an informal conference with OSHA's Fort Worth area director or contest the citations and proposed penalties before the independent Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission.
Employers or workers who have questions concerning safety and health may contact the Fort Worth Area Office (817) 581-7303 or OSHA's toll-free hotline at 1-800-321-6742.
Employers are responsible for providing a safe and healthful workplace for their employees. OSHA's role is to assure the safety and health of America's workers by setting and enforcing standards; providing training, outreach and education; and establishing alliances and partnerships to encourage continual improvement in workplace safety and health. For more information, visit www.osha.gov.
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Alexis: Paul Octavious's Book Collections
As a photo editor at Dwell, I'm always looking for interesting ways to shoot books. This week I stumbled upon Paul Octavious's beautiful compositions. I love the the simplicity of the shots, especially the pulled-back one of a room and the colorful display of our current year. Time to rethink your bookcase display? Paul has many other great projects on his site, check 'em out!
Miyoko: Jenga inventor on how to create best-selling games
I was listening to the BBC broadcast on NPR this week and a caught this great segment featuring an interview with Jenga inventor Leslie Scott about how she created the game and how she brought it to market (as well as the origins of the word "Jenga": the imperative form of the Swahili verb "to build"). The simple challenge of building towers of wooden blocks was a family game that Scott realized could do quite well commercially. It's an interesting listen about what it takes to make a good design success in the real world economy.
Aaron: The Selby Book Sneak Peek
For ages now photographer Todd Selby of The Selby is in Your Place has been snapping photos of creative types in their homes and places of work. It's a wonderful blog that really gets at the idiosyncrasies of each subject's relation to their space, and as with any blog worth its salt, a book couldn't be far behind. Well, you'll still have to hang on until May 1st to get the Selby in your place (read: on your coffee table), but you can get a sneak preview of what's inside here. Thanks to the fine folks at Refinery 29.
Jordan: 30 Dumb Inventions
The eternal quest to create clever designs is bound to introduce some less-than-stellar entries into the canon. Life has collected 31 remarkable examples of good—and, in many cases just truly, wonderfully weird—intentions and inventions gone awry. My favorites include the Baby Cage (1937), which, in lieu of a garden or patio for your newborn to enjoy the elements, suspends them instead in a wire box outside your apartment window; The Hubbard Electrometer (1968) by Mr. Scientology himself, L. Ron Hubbard, which determined that tomatoes feel pain and "scream when sliced" (no word on whether the fruits were also given/subjected to a free streetside stress test); and The Anti-Bandit Bag (1963), which promptly opens your briefcase and scatters the contents if a thief tries to grab it and run. Brilliant stuff, all around. via What Alice Found


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Elbert County
In the northeast Georgia Piedmont, between the Savannah and Broad rivers, lies Elbert County. The area was originally settled before the American Revolution (1775-83) by pioneers filtering into the region from Virginia and the Carolinas. The legal occupation of the lands that would later become Elbert County took place on June 1, 1773, when Georgia's colonial governor, James Wright, negotiated a land cession with local Creek and Cherokee leaders. The cession, known as the New Purchase, contained about 2 million acres north of Augusta and was originally designated as Wilkes County.
During the American Revolution Wilkes County became the scene of severe partisan fighting among Tories, patriots, and Indians. One of the Revolution's most famous heroines, Nancy Hart,
After 1783 the area's population steadily increased. Many of the newcomers were veterans of the Revolution who had been awarded land grants in the region for their service to their country. On December 10, 1790, Elbert County was split from Wilkes County by an act of the state legislature and thus became Georgia's thirteenth county. It was named in honor of Samuel Elbert, who was a commander of Georgia's militia and Continental forces during the Revolution. Elbert later served as Georgia's governor from 1785 to 1786.
After the Revolution the most important town to emerge in the county was Petersburg, located at the fork of the Broad and Savannah rivers. From the 1790s through the 1830s Petersburg flourished as a commercial center serving Elbert County and the Goose Pond community along the Broad River. War of 1812 (1812-15) as many of its most prominent citizens moved west to newly opened lands. Tobacco became less important, too, and most of the area's cotton, which, unlike tobacco, did not have to be inspected. Railroads completely bypassed the town, hastening its demise. A series of floods and malaria outbreaks sealed the town's fate. Petersburg was virtually abandoned by the eve of the Civil War (1861-65).
Elberton, the county seat, was incorporated in 1803 near what was known as the old town spring, although people had been living at the site since the 1790s. Initially surpassed in importance by Petersburg, Elberton became, by the 1840s, the county's most important town. During this time the county boasted several other communities, including Ruckersville, the home of Joseph Rucker, one of Georgia's first millionaires, and Edinburg (Edinborough), a small hamlet founded by Scottish immigrants at the fork of Cold Water Creek and the Savannah River.
Elbert County secession. During the Civil War many of the county's men joined the Confederate army. Portions of the Fifteenth, Thirty-seventh, and Thirty-eighth Georgia Infantry Regiments included companies that were raised in Elbert County. Also, one company of the Seventh Georgia Cavalry came from Elbert County. Fortunately, General William T. Sherman's armies bypassed Elbert County during their m
arch to the sea, sparing its citizens from the destruction and devastation visited upon other towns and communities in the state.
After the war Elbert County remained wedded to the cotton industry and existed as a rural, agricultural community. This began to change in 1882, granite industry had become firmly established and had overtaken agriculture as the economic centerpiece of the county. Many immigrants, particularly Italians, who had historical roots in the granite trade, came to Elbert County between 1900 and 1930. During the Great Depression of the 1930s the industry not only survived but also expanded, justifying the town's boast that it was the "granite capital of the world."
Elbert remains primarily a rural county of agricultural fields and timberland, but its economy is firmly rooted in the granite industry. According to the 2010 U.S. census, the population is 20,166, a slight decrease from the 2000 population of 20,511. lakes lie on its eastern border with the Savannah River, making the county a prime destination for water-recreational activities. Clarks Hill Lake (also known as J. Strom Thurmond Lake), completed in the early 1950s, is located on the southern tip of the county, while just above it is Russell Lake, completed in the 1980s. Two state parks are located in Elbert County: Bobby Brown State Park, marking the site of the old town of Petersburg, which is under the waters of Clarks Hill Lake, and Richard B. Russell State Park on Russell Lake.
Media Gallery: Elbert County
Further Reading
E. Merton Coulter, Old Petersburg and the Broad River Valley of Georgia (Athens: University of Georgia Press, 1965).
John B. McIntosh, The Official History of Elbert County, 1790-1935 (Atlanta: Cherokee, 1968).
Clay Ouzts, "'The Man Who Builded on a Rock Was Wise': The Genesis of Elberton's Granite Industry, 1882-1900," Georgia Historical Quarterly 86 (winter 2002).
Herbert Wilcox, Georgia Scribe: Selected Columns by Herbert Wilcox (Atlanta: Cherokee, 1974).
John B. McIntosh, The Official History of Elbert County, 1790-1935 (Atlanta: Cherokee, 1968).
Clay Ouzts, "'The Man Who Builded on a Rock Was Wise': The Genesis of Elberton's Granite Industry, 1882-1900," Georgia Historical Quarterly 86 (winter 2002).
Herbert Wilcox, Georgia Scribe: Selected Columns by Herbert Wilcox (Atlanta: Cherokee, 1974).
Cite This ArticleOuzts, Clay. "Elbert County." New Georgia Encyclopedia. 09 September 2014. Web. 29 September 2016.
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Hosted by Corey Harris, a MacArthur Grant recipient, along with bluesman, Guy Davis & renowned roots musician, Alvin Youngblood Hart. True Blues chronicles the extraordinary living culture of the blues in an evening of music and conversation. In bringing the True Blues film to the concert stage, the True Blues concert vividly brings to life this crucial wellspring of American music.
Both Corey & Alvin were featured in Martin Scorcese's "The Blues: A Musical Journey," which followed Corey on a roots journey to West Africa.
Blues is at the center of Corey, Guy and Alvin's artistry, and the blues takes center stage in True Blues, the concert.
Corey Harris is a guitarist, vocalist, songwriter and band leader who has carved out his own niche in blues. A powerful singer and accomplished guitarist, he has appeared at venues throughout the North America, Europe, Brazil, The Caribbean, West Africa, Asia, Australia and New Zealand.
He began his career as a New Orleans street singer, travelling throughout the southern U.S. In his early twenties he lived in Cameroon, West Africa for a year, which had a profound effect on his later work. He has recorded many old songs of the blues tradition while also creating an original vision of the blues by adding influences from reggae, soul, rock and West African music. His 1995 recording, Between Midnight and Day, is a tribute to the tradition of acoustic blues. Subsequent recordings, such as Greens From the Garden (1999), Mississippi to Mali (2003), and Daily Bread (2005) show Harris' maturation from interpreter to songwriter. Some of his imaginative compositions are marked by a deliberate eclecticism; other works stay true to the traditional blues formula of compelling vocals and down-home guitar. With one foot in tradition and the other in contemporary experimentation, Harris is a truly unique voice in contemporary music.
Guy Davis is a musician, composer, actor, director, and writer. But most importantly, Guy Davis is a bluesman. The blues permeates every corner of Davis' creativity. Throughout his career, he has dedicated himself to reviving the traditions of acoustic blues and bringing them to as many ears as possible through the material of the great blues masters, African American stories, and his own original songs, stories and performance pieces.
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Emma Kingdon, consultant, Corporate and Commercial practice and Andrew Lewis, senior associate, Tax practice at Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr, have written the following opinion piece: A new incentive for filmmaking was introduced in January this year with the coming into force of section 12O of the Income Tax Act, No 58 of 1962, which provides an attractive tax exemption for filmmakers in respect of all income tax on film profits for a 10-year period commencing on the date of completion of the film.
When this provision was first released in June 2011 for public comment, the National Treasury proposed scrapping the controversial and awkward tax allowance provided by section 24F of the Income Tax Act, which it declared as a 'deadweight loss', not only because it had failed to provide any incentive for the production of films in South Africa, but also because its complex provisions 'created fertile ground' for tax schemes as opposed to genuine film productions. The proposed effective date of the scrapping was 1 January 2012.
However, while welcoming the new section 12O, the public commented that to eradicate the section 24F film allowance altogether would be unfair and overly harsh in a number of respects.
First, investors who had already invested in films on the understanding that the current section 24F allowance would apply but had yet to claim the benefit, would lose out. Treasury accepted this concern and instead of scrapping section 24F, it amended it so that films which commenced principal photography before 1 January 2012 will remain under the ambit of section 24F, in respect of expenditure incurred before 1 January 2013. Films which commence principal photography after 1 January 2012 will fall under the new regime.
The other concern dealt with by Treasury was that film investors should not be denied the ability to deduct from taxable income the total loss they make in respect of qualifying films. Treasury acknowledged this point and introduced limited protection in the form of a deduction from income of the net loss associated with acquiring the exploitation rights (being the rights to use or give permission to use the film) in a qualifying film after a period of two years has elapsed from completion of production. However, no loss can be claimed if the loss stems from borrowed funds, as the relief is intended only to benefit those who are "at risk". Furthermore, if use is made of this deduction, no exemption can be claimed on income in respect of those exploitation rights thereafter.
The new regime has the intention of providing a proper enticement to filmmakers to produce South African content, by exempting from income tax all gains made from the performance of a qualifying film. (Gains made from guaranteed payments, such as minimum guarantees paid by distributors irrespective of performance of the production are not exempt from income tax.) Accordingly, to qualify for the benefits under section 12O the production must have been approved as a domestic production (in terms of a scorecard yet to be released) or a co-production (in terms of one of the approved co-production treaties) by the National Film and Video Foundation.
The production must also qualify as a feature film, documentary (or documentary series) or animation in terms of the Department of Trade and Industry's guidelines for the South African Film and Television Production and Co-production Incentive. This means producers of short documentaries (other than those in large IMAX format), reality shows and short television series will not enjoy this exemption, which is unfortunate given the demand for such content on local television channels and the significant value to be found in format rights.
The new regime also seeks to promote the investment of risk capital, and therefore focuses on initial or pre-production investors. However, investors who come on board after commencement of production, but before completion of the film in order to address a budget shortfall, can claim the exemption as long as the funds they invested were not used to compensate pre-production investors.


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FoEP Annual Meeting 10.14.14
FoEP 6th Annual Meeting
Tuesday, October 14, 2014
5:30 pm – 7:30pm
2014 has been our most triumphant year to date
thanks to the ongoing support of
our tried and true members!
5:30 – 6: Social time
6 – 6:45: Membership election of board nominee's
Annual report & Recognition
6:45 – 7:30: Celebration & Appreciation
Light hors devours and cash bar
DiMillo's on the Water
Parking available on site
2014 FoEP Board Nominees
George Campbell Jr., President: After several years' hiatus, George returned to Munjoy Hill in the fall of 2012. He has worked extensively in the public and private sectors, having served in Maine and New Hampshire as Commissioner of Transportation, as both a Maine Town and City Manager, and as a Portland City Councilor and Mayor. He is a former President of the Maine Municipal Association. He Chaired the Eastern Prom Master Plan Committee that produced the 2004 Master Plan, which is the guiding document of FoEP and won the Merit Award for Planning from the Boston Society of Landscape Architects. George has been president of four companies and currently leads a North American transport business. He has played a leadership role in other nonprofits, including, among others, the Gulf of Maine Research Institute, The Nature Conservancy, Martin's Point Health Care, the Maine Development Foundation, and Greater Portland Landmarks. George is a graduate of the University of Maine, from which he holds an MPA.
Cami Smalley, Vice President: Cami is an Eastern Prom resident, educator, consultant, trainer, marketer, and founder of "Enroot," a local corporation in which she is engaged in development of education programs and reseller communications (both nationally and internationally), with emphasis on healthy life styles for people and pets. Cami earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology and Animal Behavior from Colorado State University and did an internship in Marine Mammal Behavior at the University of Hawaii before entering the commercial world. She currently volunteers as photographer at Ronald McDonald House and makes use of her continuing education course in nutrition with volunteer work at Cultivating Community.
Stephanie Green, Secretary: A five-year resident of Portland, Stephanie is a 2010 graduate of the University Of Maine School Of Law, where she was an Editor of the Maine Law Review. She now is an associate at Curtis Thaxter, LLC. Her undergraduate degree is from Wheaton College, where she majored in Economics and International Relations and sang in an a cappella group. Her interests include travel, biking and running, cooking, and relaxing and reading on the Eastern Prom.
William Jabine III, Treasurer: Bill grew up in Baltimore and relocated to Portland in 1976. He has lived on Munjoy Street since 1980 with his wife Deborah. He is a licensed Maine CPA with over 30 years of experience in the accounting profession as a CFO and public accountant. Bill recently opened his own accounting practice in Scarborough. He was elected to our Board in April of 2013, when he also was elected by the Board as our Treasurer and designated the Chair of the Finance Committee.
Cynthia Murray-Beliveau: Cynthia currently resides on Sheridan Street. She is a graduate of the University of Maine with a BA as well as a graduate degree. She has been a music teacher and a guidance counselor. In addition, Cynthia is Co-Founder of Maine Women's Lobby, Co-Founder Catholic Foundation of Maine, Past Chair of St Joseph College Board of Trustees and a Hallowell City Councilor. She currently serves on the Maine Arts Commission Executive Committee. She is very active within the Democratic Party and has participated in many campaigns. Cynthia is married with four adult sons and four fabulous adorable and very talented grandchildren that are the love of her life these days.
David Brackett: David Brackett is currently self-employed and owner of Brackett Renovations. He has been doing top of the line renovations in the area for 12 years. He and his wife Beth Patterson Brackett, a nurse at Maine Medical Center, have lived on Munjoy Hill for 17 years. He and Beth have two children in the Portland school system. David volunteers for both the Boys and Girl Scouts. An inveterate tinkerer, David built a three seated bike so he and the children can cycle around the Prom. He and his children are also great fans of the FoEP summer concert series.
Katie Brown: Katie Brown has lived in Maine for 25 years, the last 12 on Munjoy Hill. She is the Executive Director of the Locker Project, an organization providing take-home and class-time food for hungry children in Maine through their schools. Katie has many years' experience working for and developing nonprofit organizations, and serving on several boards over time. She is an avid community volunteer. She is passionate about fiber arts and photography.
Trevor Coyne: Trevor is a long time resident of Munjoy Hill with his partner Joe Piergrossi and their dog Isabelle. Together, Joe and Trevor have supported the Friends of the Eastern Promenade from it early beginnings. They believe in the organization's mission to Preserve, Protect and enhance the Eastern Promenade Park. Trevor is your neighborhood REALTOR, owner of Coyne Piergrossi Associates at Keller Williams Realty. As residents and business owners in our neighborhood, we feel it is important to give where you live and build communities. Trevor currently resides at 125 Morning Street with Joe and Isabelle.
Aynne Doil: Aynne's love of the Eastern Promenade dates back to her childhood and many happy memories visiting relatives who raised their families on the "Hill." A New Hampshire immigrant, she lived on the Eastern Promenade form 1971-1974 and then returned to the Prom ten years ago, happily settling in two blocks away from where she originally started. Aynne's strong connection to the Eastern Promenade and her love of its history and beauty led her to join the Board of the Friends of the Eastern Promenade three years ago. She brings to the FoEP table her solid skills in event planning and fundraising, having chaired many events for several non-profit organizations in the Portland area, including the 2103 Hidden Gardens of Munjoy Hill Tour and the 2014 Bicentennial Celebration of Fort Allen Park. She is delighted to continue her involvement on the Board of FoEP for another term.
Dan Haley: Dan Haley was raised and currently resides on the Eastern Promenade. He continues to enjoy life on Munjoy Hill. He has been a Board Member of the FoEP for the past three years. He was co-chair of the Fort Allen Bicentennial Committee and is a member of the projects committee. Dan serves as a Port of Portland Harbor Commissioner. He is president of the Boys and Girls Club Alumni association and serves on the Board of Directors of the Boys and Girls Club of Southern Maine.
Matthew Kennedy: Matthew and his wife, Lori Parham, moved to Munjoy Hill from Tallahassee, Florida, in January 2012; they purchased their Beckett Street home early in 2013. Matthew's academic training was in architectural history and urbanism; his research focused on the intersection of public and private interests in the development of urban space, with particular focus on infrastructural development. Matthew taught at N.Y.U.'s Washington Square campus and held research fellowships at both the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts at the National Gallery of Art. Though he left academia in 1998, Matthew retains a deep interest in issues of architecture, urban design, land use, and what makes communities work. In 1998 Matthew joined ERS Group, a leading economic and statistical consulting firm based in Tallahassee, Florida with offices in Washington, DC, San Francisco and Los Angeles. He is now a Managing Director with the firm. His wife Lori is the Maine State Director for AARP. Matthew is a member of the Munjoy Hill Neighborhood Organization board of directors and former Chair of the organization's Communications Committee. Matthew now serves as Treasurer of the organization and Chair of the Membership and Fundraising Committee. In their free time Matthew and Lori enjoy much of what Maine has to offer – kayaking and sailing in Casco Bay, running and biking on the Prom trails, snowboarding, dining out, trips to the farmer's market and excursions up and down the coast.
Joyce Wethington Knight: Joyce is a lawyer by training. She spent the first half of her legal career in private practice and the second in-house as general counsel for the US operation of an international insurer. In recent years she has been consulting with mid-size companies to manage their legal costs and mediate disputes. She has extensive for-profit and non- profit board experience. Some of the non-profit boards on which she has served are N.C. Special Olympics, American Insurance Association, Memphis Small Business Chamber, and several Montessori schools. Joyce and her husband recently relocated to Portland from Memphis, TN. They are living on Munjoy Hill, their neighborhood of choice. They have two children, both living in N.Y.C.
Tom Leonhardt: After a 44 – year career as a teacher and non-profit consultant in Washington, DC, Tom retired to Portland, ME where he now resides on the Eastern Promenade. Since arriving in Portland, Tom has continued his work with non-profits on a pro bono basis. He teaches classes for the Maine Association of NonProfits in supervision and communication. He also volunteers as a docent at the Portland Museum of Art, specialising in guided tours for children PreK through 5th grade. In addition, Tom is to "go to" person at SCORE for non-profit consultation. Tom has already served on the board of the Friends of the Eastern Promenade for a three year term where he is currently chair of the Membership and Volunteer Committee.
Sharon A. Sudbay: Sharon provides strategic public affairs counsel, stakeholder communications and outreach planning, and media relations assistance to several corporations and associations doing business in Maine. Sharon has been involved in Maine politics for more than 25 years and spent 14 on the staff of former U.S. Senate Majority Leader George J. Mitchell. The Munjoy Hill Native has been active politically in the Portland area, organizing significant volunteer efforts and civic events. She has also served as campaign manager, political director or field director on several statewide campaigns including for the U.S. Senate, the U.S. Congress and Governor. Sharon is president of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Southern Maine and serves on advisory councils for the Mitchell Institute and Maine Women's Lobby & Policy Center.


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Summit Autism Learning Center's mission is to provide a individualized direct therapy to children with autism utilizing the science of applied behavior analysis.
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After the first year, Summit Autism Center grew to offer half-day, full-day and clinic options for children with autism and related developmental disorders.
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|Grades Prekindergarten-9
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|Autism and related disabilities
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|21 students
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State avg.: 25%
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National avg.: 13:1
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- Summit Autism Center of Atlanta, Inc. aims to provide individualized, effective, and scientifically based treatment for children with autism and related disabilities that is not otherwise available in the state of Georgia. Summit Autism Center provides effective treatment, based on the science of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) utilizing B.F. Skinner's research in Verbal Behavior (VB).
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- Two on-site Directors each with 20+ years experience
- Highly trained Faculty and Staff who are talented, caring, and creative
- Excellent communication between Directors, Teachers, and Parents
- Staff supervision on a daily basis by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)
- Individualized programming for students based on their unique needs
- Prepares students for less restrictive environment
- Uses latest technology for data collection
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Using Technology to Improve Health Outcomes – August 2014 (PDF - 164 KB)
The Power of Peers on Engagement and Retention in Care Among People of Color – October 2013 (PDF - 238 KB)
Introducing the Latino Initiative: Affirming Cultural Diversity through Culturally Competent Care – September 2013 (PDF - 281 KB)
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Defeating Stigma and Isolation: SPNS Homeless and Transgender Women of Color Initiatives – April 2013 (PDF - 244 KB)
SPNS Disseminates Best Practices Through IHIP - September 2012 (PDF - 182 KB)
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