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High in Colombia's Andes Mountains, just 60 miles from the capital Bogota, a small mountain town has been living with a big mystery. For decades, bodies buried in the San Bernardo cemetery have remained remarkably preserved in one baffling case after another of "natural mummification". The mystery surrounding the natural mummies of San Bernardo has confounded the townspeople and a growing number of tourists and investigators for almost 60 years, with more mummies turning up year after year. Some of the San Bernardo mummies are just partially mummified while others are found almost entirely intact complete with skin, flesh, hair and even the very clothes they were buried in years before. The mummies have been discovered here because in Colombia it is customary to place the deceased in a casket and slide it into an above ground tomb where the body remains for five years. After that time, close family gather again to remove the remains - which would normally be just bones - to relocate them. Hundreds of natural mummies have emerged here since then. Most are reburied, but dozens remain in a tiny crypt under the cemetery chapel as their surviving family members decide what to do with the preserved remains.
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What is meant by nernstian behavior of an indicator electrode?
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What is meant by nernstian behavior of an indicator electrode?
Electrodes whose behavior can be described by the Nernst equation are said to exhibit nernstian behavior.
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The power of social media powers much of what we do at Maternova. Our Twitter presence with our three handles, @maternova, @Mtnva_Research and @maternovaCBT, has allowed us to connect with midwives, global health experts, social activists and dedicated bloggers from around the world. The same network linked us to work in Benin, Mali and Vietnam on our favorite DIY method.
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Catastrophic data breaches are becoming the new norm. Each week, new data breaches surface, making it clear that cyber criminals are getting the upper hand in breaking into networks and stealing assets.
Most of the industry now understands that 100 percent effective preventative security is impossible to achieve. Both Gartner and the FBI agree. In his keynote to the 2015 RSA Conference in San Francisco, Amit Yoran, the president of RSA, loudly proclaimed that, "the security industry has failed." He noted that, "Beyond this irrational obsession with perimeters, the security profession follows an equally absurd path to detecting these advanced threats."
A motivated attacker will get into your network. The key is how quickly and accurately you are able to find the active breach. Right now, the industry average is about six months. This is where security has failed. The industry is still trying to use a preventative mindset and tools to highlight a breach. Clearly, finding an active breach requires a different approach.
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Local hoops action resumed in this new year with Jefferson Forest heading to Liberty.
While some were enjoying figgy pudding and egg nogs, others were grinding it out on area basketball courts.
Dark clouds reappeared over the Staunton River High School football program with the news that head football Coach Rick Witt had abruptly resigned.
Staunton River's Wesley Gates capped off a remarkable year by being named to the Associated Press All-State AA football team. Gates was named as the kick returner on the first team.
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With one win, against Altavista, under the Minettes' belt, the team set out for victory number two against the Amherst Lancers.
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It used to be that when people talked about urban school success stories, Catholic schools were at the center of the discussion. Twenty years ago, Cardinal John O'Connor, then archbishop of New York, all but dared public school leaders to send their hardest-to-teach students to archdiocesan schools. "Send me the lowest-performing 5 percent of children presently in the public schools," O'Connor declared, "and I will put them in Catholic schools—where they will succeed."
Such was the audacity of urban Catholic school leaders back then. We were confident. Our schools routinely outperformed neighborhood public schools. Our results were stronger—and longer-lasting—and our success came at a bargain price.In fact, it was the historic success of urban Catholic schools that fed the reform movement in general and the charter school movement in particular. Catholic schools were proving what was possible, and entrepreneurial young education leaders were quick to seize the opportunity to do the same in the public sector.
Over the past two decades, that confident leadership has been shaken by declining enrollment and financial struggles. Some in the reform sector and elsewhere have even taken to writing off urban Catholic schools as a relic of a bygone day.
At the same time, efforts from...
Editor's note: This post reproduces a letter sent to Secretary of Education John King on July 29.
Dear Mr. Secretary:
I am writing to suggest two very specific changes to the proposed rule that your department published on May 31, 2016, regarding the implementation of the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), and its provisions for school-level accountability.
These two tweaks will maintain the law's strong focus on results while allowing states to develop accountability systems that are maximally fair and useful to educators, parents, and the public.
Recommendation #1: Make states report proficiency rates, but don't require their use for the "academic achievement" indicator.
As Morgan Polikoff and dozens of scholars and policy analysts explained in a letter submitted to your department on July 22, proficiency rates are extremely poor measures of school quality. Other approaches—such as proficiency indices or scale scores—would meet ESSA's mandate for measuring proficiency without encouraging schools...
A few weeks from now, my wife and I will pack our only child and all her gear into the back of our rapidly aging Ford Escape with a big new college decal on the back window. We will drive her across five states and 500 miles to Chapel Hill, N.C. Interstate 95 will henceforth be known in our home as the Trail of Tears.
There is nothing novel about my family's bittersweet road trip. And despite how anachronistic and inefficient college has become, I expect and hope that the sight of cars packed to the windows with bedding, clothes, and the trappings of teenage life will remain a late summer fixture on America's highways for generations to come.
Few spheres of American life are more ripe for disruption by technology and price pressures than our higher education system. College can be difficult to defend in the face of runaway tuition, crushing debt, and educational outcomes of questionable value. Undergraduate teaching is too often treated as an afterthought at major research universities. The next scandal with big-time college sports is never far away. Good jobs requiring technical skills go unfilled while philosophy majors make cappuccinos at Starbucks. Students still pile...
It's no secret that principals are pretty stoked when students who transfer into their schools have a history of high scores on required annual tests. School leaders feel great pressure to perform in the public eye, and having a few more kids to bump those numbers up is certainly a welcome surprise.
It's usually light hearted and all in good fun when they say, "ooh, we'll gladly take her," knowing that with each academically strong test taker, their overall school profile is likely to at least hold steady and hopefully even improve. The more 4s and 5s their students get on PARCC or Smarter Balanced, the better they look to district and state leaders, as well as parents, reporters, prospective home buyers, and the community at large.
I have no problem with a school leader wanting to land a good headline for performing well in every way, including on mandated tests. Who wouldn't want a new kid coming in who scored double 5s on PARCC last year?
But this relationship needs to be a reciprocal one in which all parties get what they need. And in far too many schools, that symbiosis is missing.
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As readers may recall, I'm in the middle of a series of posts about ways we can improve our schools beyond changing public policy. If this is only mildly familiar, it might be because of the hiatus since my last contribution, which is due to my procrastinating. And for good reason, I believe: I have very mixed feelings about the argument I'm about to make.
The argument is simple: If we want to improve our schools and school systems, we need to do much better at recruiting, developing, placing, and supporting effective leaders. That much is plain common sense, and not very controversial. Various strains of "effective schools" research going back decades find that leadership is essential for excellence.
Where I get hung up, though, is with the idea that great leaders can make schools—and especially school districts—work well, given the dysfunction of the larger system within which they must work, and the Gordian knot that's been tied by decades of contradictory, often compromising, laws and regulations, not to mention the impossible politics often created by unruly elected school boards. (A knot that reform—especially charter schooling—has tried to cut.)
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Every instructional strategy, from direct instruction to the flipped classroom, elicits both negative and positive outcomes depending on when, where, and how it is employed. When it comes to using competition, however, schools tend to favor cooperative learning as the preferred approach for inter-student activities designed to increase learning and motivation.
Negative views of competition stem from early research purporting that its use in most contexts led to undermined motivation, negative self-concept, and anxiety on the part of participants. However, research on resiliency highlights the fact that adverse conditions do not universally lead to despair; they may, in fact, fuel motivation for high levels of achievement. Failure to achieve valued goals (e.g., winning a competition) may hurt, but the result does not have to be debilitating. In fact, experiences with competition during youth present opportunities to fail under safe conditions. In doing so, they provide lessons on how to manage the range of emotions and possible behavioral responses to setbacks, particularly for those who have been sheltered from such experiences. Thus, participating in competitions also facilitates teaching about coping skills in the face of disappointment.
Another important benefit of competition is deriving feedback that leads to self-reflection and improvement. If...
When it comes to reform for urban school systems, effective community organizing is crucial. Community Organizing for Stronger Schools: Strategies and Successes takes an in-depth look at the practice and how it affects schools.
The authors conducted a six-year longitudinal study on eight groups across the United States, all of which had been in existence for at least five years: the Northwest Bronx Community and Clergy Coalition, Oakland Community Organizations, Chicago ACORN, Austin Interfaith, Milwaukee Inner-City Congregations Allied for Hope, People Acting for Community Together, Community Coalition, and the Eastern Pennsylvania Organizing Project. The data sources included: archival documents, adult member survey, youth survey, observations, interviews, teacher survey, public administration data, and media coverage. Dating back to 2003, the study is one of the largest ever to examine the relationship between community organizing and educational outcomes.
Across the sites studied, community organizing was shown to increase awareness of the needs of low-income parents and youth of color. This organizing was characterized by frequent meetings and interactions between organizers and education leaders that typically included discussions around joint reform efforts and implementation.
More district resources were also allocated for low-performing, high-poverty schools, and new policy initiatives echoed the proposals of community organizers. For...
This report from Civic Enterprises and Hart Research Associates provides a trove of data on students experiencing homelessness—a dramatically underreported and underserved demographic, according to the U.S. Department of Education—and makes policy recommendations (some more actionable than others) to help states, schools, and communities better serve students facing this disruptive life event.
To glean the information, researchers conducted surveys of homeless youth and homeless liaisons (school staff funded by the federal McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act who have the most in-depth knowledge regarding students facing homelessness), as well as telephone focus groups and in-depth interviews with homeless youth around the country. The findings are sobering.
A new Mathematica study examines whether principal evaluations are accurate predictors of principal effectiveness as measured by student achievement. Researchers have done some research on the validity of teacher evaluation measures, but principal measures are less studied.
The authors examine a principal evaluation measure called the "Framework for Leadership" (FLL), which was developed by the Pennsylvania Department of Education as part of a mandated revision of the state's principal evaluation process. Superintendents and other district supervisors use the tool to assess principals, and it includes twenty leadership practices grouped into four domains. These domains comprise practices that, when employed by principals, the state believes can raise student achievement. The four domains are strategic/cultural leadership, systems leadership, leadership for learning, and professional and community leadership (more on some of these later).
The study uses data from the pilot implementation of the FLL—which had no consequences for principals who participated—during the 2013–14 school year. The study focuses on 305 of the 517 principals in the pilot for whom the analysts had suitable administrative data. It included state test scores for all Pennsylvania students who were administered state math and reading tests from 2006–07 to 2013–14, in grades 3–8 and the eleventh grade....
Late July might be famous for potato chips and trips to the beach. But it's also the time when America's inequality, like the hot summer sun, is at its zenith, particularly for our children. Affluent kids are spending their days (and often their nights) at camp or traveling the world with their families, picking up knowledge, skills, and social connections that will help them thrive at school and beyond. Needless to say, these experiences are seldom accessible to their less affluent peers.
As Robert Putnam argued in his landmark book Our Kids—and again in his recent report, Closing the Opportunity Gap—there is a growing class gulf in spending on children's enrichment and extracurricular activities (things like sports, summer camps, piano lessons, and trips to the zoo). As the upper-middle class grows larger and richer, it is spending extraordinary sums to enhance its kids' experience and education; meanwhile, other children must make do with far less. (Putnam got the data for his chart from this study.)
Source: Kornrich, S. & Furstenberg, F. (2013), Investing in children: changes in parental spending on children, 1972-2007
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Oil and gas industry officials worry that sinking prices and an industry downturn will be exacerbated by recently adopted oil and gas rules that govern the environmental impact on the land that's being drilled in Colorado.
Those rules, created by the state Oil and Gas Conservation Commission, put tough restrictions " in response to legislation requiring them " on the drilling effects on wildlife habitat, ground and drinking water, and regulates odor near residences and requires companies to keep chemical inventories.
The rules will go into effect in April, which essentially created a free-for-all at the end of 2008 as companies obtained as many permits as they could under the old rules. Many also have blamed the forthcoming rules for the scaleback in production, mostly on the Western Slope, where producers are cutting their numbers of rigs and investments in Colorado.
Sen. Scott Renfroe, R-Greeley, said he will back Senate Bill 4, introduced this session to put a moratorium on the new rules, which he believes will drive business from the state. The bill so far has gone nowhere.
"From what I've heard, the regulations are the big driver" of the scaling back, Renfroe said. "When they have a choice to go to a state with friendly regulations or come to one that's difficult, where are they going to go?"
Industry insiders also worry about the effects on costs.
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But Dave Neslin, acting director of the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation commission, said the rules substantially affect the Western Slope " which has much less of a history in oil and gas drilling " than in Weld. Both are drastically different worlds.
Western Slope drilling involves more complicated topography, is closer to wildlife, and several wells are typically being drilled from one pad site, which results in odor and groundwater concerns for nearby residents, Neslin said.
Weld County has had rules in place on its drilling locations for a couple of years now, it abuts no known sensitive wildlife areas other than a few bald eagle nests, and drilling here is not close to any known drinking water tributaries.
"They (the new rules) have very little application in Weld," Neslin said. "The rules are not the same across the state. We did not want to take a one-size-fits-all approach, and we have tried to tailor (the rules) to different oil and gas producing areas."
Local industry insiders, however, worry that regulation could open the door for more regulation, which eventually increases time and cost to get the jobs done.
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Neslin said the time frame for getting permits approved should be cut dramatically by the end of the year as his office adds more staff to review them.
Dave Neslin, acting director of the Oil and Gas Conservation Commission, and other officials will travel the state to help educate residents on the new oil and gas rules, as well as create a handbook for operators. Both should come in February or March. For more on upcoming events or updates, go to http://cogcc.state.co.us.


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The finest malt liquor one can find in corner stores. Only true savs find themselves drinking this treat from the Irish gods.
Tonight, we drink Mickey's and we will get drunk.
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מאת crappo 7 באוגוסט, 2005
Shortened form for a "mickey finn." Used to describe surepticiously slipping someone drugs, poison, laxative, etc. - usually in one's drink. Commonly believed to be named after notorious Chicago pickpocket, thief and bartender - Mickey Finn.
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מאת titmouse 1 באוגוסט, 2006
A fine malt liquor with the most kick ass of mascots. It'll getcha drunk and can be found in all fine 'hood beer stores, usually where predominately irish drunkards can also be found. Assorted varieties, can be found in 40's, deucers, and mickey's "pounders".
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מאת J. Dough 2 במרץ, 2005
A 375 milliliter bottle of hard liquor, usually 80 proof or higher. Famous consumers of mickeys include Pino Bgold,and other members of the Gooners.
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To make fun of or tease someone. British slang.
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Penis (Irish slang).
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Posted on 10/25/2007 10:09:42 AM PDT by kristinn
In a report posted on the website Atlantic Free Press, Code Pink leader Medea Benjamin claims that a high-ranking Democrat staffer demanded the immediate release of the protesters who were arrested at yesterday's House hearing where Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was assaulted by a Code Pink protester.
Benjamin, who was also arrested by Capitol Police outside the hearing room, wrote this morning that, "The Deputy Chief of Staff of the House Foreign Relations Committee contacted the Capitol Police later in the day to again relay that their (sic) is a policy of that committee to not arrest Citizen (sic) protesters but to instead escort them out of the room. The Deputy asked for the CODEPINK members to be released promptly from custody."
Code Pink has many allies in the Democratic majority who facilitate their illegal behavior. The assault by Code Pink on Sec. Rice crossed a line. That the Democrats demanded the immediate release of the Code Pink protesters is an appalling abuse of power and an insult to Sec. Rice.
She has fulfilled her mission given by the Dems. Now she is ready to be deployed for her next attack.
Who is the Deputy Chief of Staff of the House Foreign Relations Committee?
That "protester" had a look of pure insanity. The Dem's constant pandering to the nut fringe is getting way out of hand.
They demanded their release but were they in fact released?
Actual assault crosses the line, you ignorant libdolt Demcscum.
Oh, that's right, I forgot: Laws are only supposed to apply to conservatives. Morally superior Demscum /spit are supposed to be above the law. My bad.
Thanks for the update. Great post. If born true, this is absolutely appalling! This should be in the breaking news sidebar.
You can have any of the Code Pinkos that were peacefully sitting there, but like hell is that witch that assaulted Rice getting out of jail.
I hope that the dems continue to pander to the loons.
Unbelieveable. I hope its not true. The Dems are really showing their colors now ... succumbing to any sideshow, any form of flack, and abetting assault on public figures.
I'll second that!
I'm still confused as to how the moonbat was able to get that close to Ms. Rice.
I wonder how the Dems would react if an anti-abortion protestor with bloody hands accosted Ruth Bader Ginsberg on her way to court?
By Dem invite is my bet.
The whole thing was an orchestrated setup from the word go. The Dems knew it was going to happen? Hell, they made it happen! The staffers and the committee chair always know in advance what is going to transpire in their hearings. This was a show for the base and for the kook fringe. Did the MSM widely cover this abomination? If the did, it was only in passing I'm sure, ie, PROTESTER CONFRONTS RICE, now for sports............
Oh, and another thought. I wonder how the photographer happened to be so perfectly positioned to catch that shot. Who was that photographer, and who does s/he work for?
Good point. But most of them don't have fake blood dripping from their hands. Yet, at least.
Maybe if they would sit down and shut up like normal, respectable people, they wouldn't spend 100 nights out of the year in jail.
"We, Democrats, are above all laws. Nothing can stop us. Fear us."
When I saw the look on Secretary Rice's face, she didn't look one bit worried. In fact, I was hoping she would nail the Pinko between the eyes with a solid left hook!
but but but...was if for the chillruns?
if it was for the chillruns then it was
all all right...
It was O'Reilly who showed a clip from the Bill Maher show where the lunies got out of hand in his audience and disrupted this live TV program.
He said that eventually someone is going to get hurt. They are at the point of violence, and he is right.
"In fact, I was hoping she would nail the Pinko between the eyes with a solid left hook!"
Man, I would pay top dollar to see that!
Pay attention class, this is the kind of thing that will happen on a daily basis if we allow another democrat into the White House...............
If these nut's try to turn it on a Dim administration they'll get their heads cracked and you'll hear nary a peep out of the media.
At least in Baghdad anyone getting that close and threatening the Secretary of State would have been shot dead.
Quote of the day.
Yesterday I called the Capital Police, the Speaker, the Minority leader, Cong Lantos, and my Congressman.
And asked them what the hell kind of government security they are running, and asked that this women be charged to the fullest.
Everyone should do the same. (called my Congressman again today, he has been getting calls)
Republicans in Congress should be raising hell today, and CP should be banned from protests in the Capital.
Josh Bolton should call up all of the Democrat Committee chairmen and chairwomen in both houses and inform that no more Executive Branch officials will be testifying before their committees until their personal security is assured and that further testimony will resume only after Code Pink has been completely excluded from the sessions.
?? It already does
Doesn't it strike you funny that representatives from the WH now need to bring their own Secret Service protection with them when visiting Congress. Wow, Dems can truly protect this nation - they cannot even provide protection to administration witnesses.
Look at the eyes on that woman. She is as crazy as a loon.
To which I say, BRING IT! I will NOT start the fight -- any fight -- but I WILL finish one that someone brings to me!!! And if one of these traitorous liberal pukes ones to bring one to me, I'm OK with that! (Not just bravado, I've been there, done that.)
I'm not a psychiatrist, I'm a Metaproctologist.
But I did stay at the Redd Logg Inn last night!
"It was OReilly who showed a clip from the Bill Maher show where the lunies got out of hand in his audience and disrupted this live TV program.
He said that eventually someone is going to get hurt. They are at the point of violence, and he is right."
Didn't one of them try to knife a MoveAmericaForward supporter in Berkeley? You gotta love naked hypocrisy.
I agree. Their anger and irrational behavior has knotched up quite a bit when they lost the 2004 elections. It was the first time that Dem activists resorted to property damage (tire slashing, smashing office windows and etc). If they lose the 2008 elections I think violence will happen. A good criminologists will tell you that once a person loses the fear for destroying property, attacks on a human being is only a short distance away. Look at all your criminals who do assault and battery, and other serious assualts/murders, they all began with petty vandalism, working their way up to smashing property before they culminate with assualts and serious crimes.
Popcorn, anyone?
This person should be prosecuted to the fullest extent!
Hope everyone picks up their phone!
Here's a silly question but did the MSM pick up this assault?
And Condi is as cold as ice. I love it.
Why is it assumed people like this woman are the fringe of the socialist Democrats?
Are you saying people like her are the mainstream of the Dem party?
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Fifteen plus credit hours are required for completion of the Certificate. If students do not have a background in Maternal and Child Health a prerequisite course is required (HSC 4423 Foundations of Maternal and Child Health which is offered online every semester). This course will not count towards the certificate credit.
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The Liberty County Chamber of Commerce is celebrating its 40th birthday by hosting a school supply drive beginning Friday for children in need.
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Operation Jump Start, a drive to provide essentials to homeless people, especially veterans, is set for Saturday.
Junior members of the Hinesville American Legion Auxiliary helped with the annual Flag Detail, putting American flags on veterans' graves on the Saturday before Memorial Day. They are, from left, volunteer Jaylyn Futch, Brooklyn Wilkins and Brashona Wilkins. Auxiliary members are in back, from left, President Anet Owens, junior member Alexis Carmichael, First Vice President Joan Seward and treasurer Aneliese Knapp.
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August 28, 1990
By Susan Caba, Inquirer Staff Writer
Former State Supreme Court Justice Bruce W. Kauffman said yesterday he was "astounded" at the allegation that he met furtively with Chief Justice Robert N.C. Nix Jr. as part of a vendetta against Justice Rolf Larsen. In legal papers filed last week, Larsen accused Kauffman and Nix of having a "bold and outrageous" meeting July 21 at Kauffman's house at the Jersey shore. The meeting, Larsen said, was "away from the eyes and ears of Philadelphia, indeed out of the state of Pennsylvania.
Handyman ordered held in East Mt. Airy woman's murder
July 24, 2015
By Joseph A. Slobodzian, Inquirer Staff Writer
A girlfriend of the handyman accused of last month's killing of an East Mount Airy grandmother testified Wednesday that he told her: "I caught a body. " Testifying at the preliminary hearing for Leroy Wilson, 37, Micshell Hoskins said Wilson went to her North Philadelphia home sometime after 3 a.m. on June 28 - within hours after medical experts say Regina Brunner-Holmes was slain in her house in the 300 block of East Roumfort Road. "Did you know what he meant when he said he 'caught a body'?"
W. Phila. Man Sentenced For Raping Woman In Cab
February 18, 1987
By DAVE RACHER, Daily News Staff Writer
A 24-year-old West Philadelphia man who borrowed a Yellow Cab from a relative on Dec. 21, 1985, and then posed as a cab driver to pick up a 29- year-old woman in Center City, yesterday admitted that he raped and robbed her. After pleading guilty to rape, robbery and a weapons offense, Richard McDonald of Chestnut Street near 62nd was sentenced to eight to 20 years in prison. Assistant District Attorney Amanda Kauffman said the woman got into the cab at Broad and Pine streets, and asked to be driven to her North Philadelphia home.
Making Crab Apples More Acceptable
April 1, 1990
By Jane Pepper, Special to The Inquirer
In Grandfather's day, crab apple trees had mixed reputations. In the spring, they produced glorious blooms. But by the family picnic in August, they already had dropped countless diseased leaves on the lawn. Then, they frequently produced rather messy fruit that had to be swept from the walk or patio. "Crabs have changed," says J. Richard Kauffman, president of London Grove Nursery Inc., a wholesale tree nursery near Avondale. "Thanks to extensive study conducted by Penn State and other universities, researchers have developed crabs resistant to the diseases that caused them to lose their leaves so early in the year, and many of the newer varieties have smaller fruit, more like that of a holly, which will often remain on the tree until the following spring.
Jury selection under way in imam's corruption trial A codefendant who was missing Monday showed up. His attorney cited a "cardiac episode."
April 20, 2005
By George Anastasia INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Jury selection began yesterday in the racketeering trial of Imam Shamsud-din Ali after a missing codefendant found his way to court. John Johnson, who failed to show up on Monday, was present for the start of the process, but his lawyer argued that he might not be physically or mentally capable of taking part in the six- to eight-week trial. Johnson suffered a "cardiac episode," attorney Marc Neff told U.S. District Judge Bruce W. Kauffman, and "lacked the strength" to either answer the door or make a phone call Monday while the FBI and U.S. Marshals Service were attempting to serve a bench warrant issued by the judge.
City, CSX seek help on crossing dispute They asked a federal judge to offer guidance on whether to close a road leading into a new park.
May 25, 2005
By Stephan Salisbury INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
The city and the CSX Transportation railroad, squabbling over the Locust Street gateway to the spanking-new Schuylkill River Park, have asked a federal judge to help them resolve their dispute. CSX, whose tracks cross Locust Street right at the entrance to the park, wants to close off the street entirely and, in January, asked U.S. District Judge Bruce W. Kauffman to order the city not to interfere. So far undeterred, the city has fought to keep the crossing - and direct access to the park - open at both Locust and Race Streets and has suggested installing mechanical gates and signal systems at the crossings.
A Centerpiece Will Be Restored From The Inside
July 19, 1990
By Penelope M. Carrington, Special to The Inquirer
For New York City in the early 1930s, it was the opening of the 1,414-foot Empire State Building. For Ardmore, it was the 120-foot Times Medical building that was the original home to the Main Line Daily Times and the first Strawbridge & Clothier department store in the Philadelphia suburbs. "When New York was opening the Empire State Building, Ardmore was opening this, and I'll bet the people of Main Line were just as excited," said J. Kenneth Kauffman of Williams Jackson Ewing Inc. in Baltimore.
Lawyer Is Suspended Over Payoff
April 15, 1989
By Robin Clark and Daniel R. Biddle, Inquirer Staff Writers
Joseph H. Weiss, a Philadelphia lawyer and publishing executive, has been suspended from practicing law, almost six years after he admitted paying off a police inspector to overlook prostitution at a Center City massage parlor. The state Supreme Court on Thursday ruled 4-1, with two justices abstaining, to strip Weiss, 47, of his license to practice law in Pennsylvania for four years. The suspension is retroactive to December 1987. The court's decision to backdate the suspension drew immediate criticism from a disciplinary-law specialist, who said it was unprecedented for the court to rely on an errant lawyer's claim that he had stopped practicing.
Defense: Threat to sex-tour case witness
July 27, 2007
By Robert Moran INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
The trial of a South Jersey millionaire accused of traveling overseas to molest boys again teetered on the verge of a mistrial yesterday as his defense team announced that a key witness is refusing to testify because of threats prompted by American authorities. Defense attorney Mark Geragos said he had arranged for the witness, Victor Levintsa, to testify via a video feed from Moldova, but Levintsa told Geragos that police there had informed him that he was under investigation at the behest of the United States embassy.
Ex-Council aide gets 5 months for corruption Steven Vaughn had asked to be allowed to teach others about wrongdoing instead of going to jail. He pleaded guilty in April.
July 7, 2005
By John Shiffman INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Facing prison for his role in a corruption scheme, former City Council aide Steven Vaughn yesterday suggested an alternate sentence: teaching city staffers about right and wrong. "I could be used to educate people . . . because you don't get a book that tells you what you can and can't do," Vaughn told a federal judge shortly before he was sentenced to five months in prison. In fact, said the former chief of staff to Councilwoman Donna Reed Miller: "I was really surprised, when the Council members were talking about ethics, that they didn't call me to seek me out. I thought I could be a resource, because there are a lot of staff members in City Hall - good people - who could be caught up in things that they just don't realize they are doing wrong.
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Drink: Hot Kauffman's apple cider spiked with Snap
November 8, 2015
By Craig LaBan, Inquirer Restaurant Critic
On chilly fall nights, there is nothing quite as cozy as a mug of hot cider - except for a mug of hot cider spiked with a shot of Snap. When added at the last moment, this ginger- and molasses-infused liqueur from Philadelphia's Art in the Age, inspired by Pennsylvania Dutch ginger bread, has the effect of an instant mulling spice. I didn't expect to like this so much. I haven't had much luck with Art in the Age's line of boldly flavored organic liqueurs, which, such as Root, are so commandingly distinctive they do not always play nice as congenial mixers in cocktails, where they tend to overpower.
Handyman ordered held in East Mt. Airy woman's murder
July 24, 2015
By Joseph A. Slobodzian, Inquirer Staff Writer
A girlfriend of the handyman accused of last month's killing of an East Mount Airy grandmother testified Wednesday that he told her: "I caught a body. " Testifying at the preliminary hearing for Leroy Wilson, 37, Micshell Hoskins said Wilson went to her North Philadelphia home sometime after 3 a.m. on June 28 - within hours after medical experts say Regina Brunner-Holmes was slain in her house in the 300 block of East Roumfort Road. "Did you know what he meant when he said he 'caught a body'?"
Joel M. Kauffman, 78, chemistry professor and researcher
January 14, 2015
BY JOHN F. MORRISON, Daily News Staff Writer email@example.com, 215-854-5573
A MAN WHO will let a Florida king snake crawl through one sleeve of his robe and out the other is a man to be reckoned with. And then there was the iguana that had free rein of his home in Wayne and later Berwyn. In fact, the king snake had free rein, too, until his wife put her foot down. It is now in a tank. But Joel M. Kauffman was a man to be reckoned with for many other reasons, as well. A prominent chemist, researcher and medical writer, he would receive several hundred emails daily from people who just wanted to pick his brain.
Marvin Kauffman, 88, accountant, educator
July 8, 2014
By Bonnie L. Cook, Inquirer Staff Writer
Marvin Kauffman, 88, an accountant, educator, and former Wynnewood resident, died Tuesday, July 1, of complications from a stroke at Beth Israel Hospital, Boston. Mr. Kauffman was born in South Philadelphia, the son of a first-generation immigrant father from Kiev, and a mother who was a citizen. "Ducky," as he was called, excelled at high school football, baseball, and sprinting. After graduating from Southern Philadelphia High School, he enlisted in the Army and served in the European Theater.
Former Delaware River resort may have industrial future
May 13, 2013
By Joseph N. DiStefano, Inquirer Staff Writer
From the broken concrete of Deemer's Beach, you can see north up the Delaware River toward Philadelphia, south down Delaware Bay toward the Atlantic, and east over two miles of sun-tipped waves to hazy New Jersey to get a sense of what people lost when they turned their backs on the waterfront. "There was the tidal bathing pool, and the trolley, and the baseball ground, and the roller rink, and the dance hall, and the arcade, and the 1,500-foot-pier, and the place where the Wilson Line ships used to dock," said Harold West, owner of the property since 1987.
Shooting victim April Kauffman is remembered for activism in veterans' affairs
May 13, 2012
By Jacqueline L. Urgo, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
MAYS LANDING, N.J. — Dan Danchak was supposed to meet April Kauffman at his American Legion post in Somers Point on Friday night to smoke a "victory cigar" with her. Instead, Danchak, a Vietnam veteran who had worked with Kauffman, and her husband, James, a prominent area physician, on veterans' health care issues, was mourning her death. The 47-year-old Kauffman, a grandmother, local radio personality, and entrepreneur known affectionately by friends as "Air Strike April," was found shot to death in the master bedroom of her Linwood home on Thursday morning.
Harry J. Kauffman, 88, was a POW during WWII
April 17, 2012
BY JOHN F. MORRISON, Daily News Staff Writer
HARRY KAUFFMAN didn't like to talk about his Army experiences in World War II. Like a lot of veterans, he felt much of it was better not resurrected, too many bad memories better left buried and forgotten. However, some events came out gradually over the years, and often inadvertently. As a prisoner of the Germans during the Battle of the Bulge, he recalled, he found a horse's head in the bucket of soup the prisoners were given for food. A fellow prisoner was a Philadelphian named Hal Albertson, who Harry found out had a child back home.
Troutman gets life without parole in death of Skyler Kauffman
March 20, 2012
By Jeremy Roebuck, Inquirer Staff Writer
Calling himself a monster, James Lee Troutman begged detectives to kill him hours after confessing to raping and strangling 9-year-old neighbor Skyler Kauffman. That was last year. On Monday, he decided he wanted to live. An emotionless Troutman pleaded guilty in a Montgomery County courtroom to charges of first-degree murder, kidnapping, sexual assault, and abuse of a corpse, two months before a jury was to hear his case. As part of a plea agreement with prosecutors, Troutman, 25, of Souderton, was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole and an additional 10 to 20 years.
Skyler Kauffmans killer gets life without parole
March 19, 2012
By Jeremy Roebuck, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Calling himself a monster, James Lee Troutman begged detectives to kill him hours after confessing to raping and strangling 9-year-old neighbor Skyler Kauffman. That was last year. On Monday, he decided he wanted to live. An emotionless Troutman pleaded guilty in a Montgomery County courtroom to charges of first-degree murder, kidnapping, sexual assault, and abuse of a corpse, two months before a jury was to hear his case. As part of a plea agreement with prosecutors, Troutman, 25, of Souderton, was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole and an additional 10 to 20 years.
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Reason for extended mass layoffs, third quarter 2008
November 18, 2008
A total of 218,158 workers experienced separation from their jobs for at least 31 days during the third quarter of 2008. Among the seven categories of economic reasons for layoff, business demand accounted for the largest number of separations — 76,979.
Seasonal events were reported as the reason for 38,742 separations; financial issues, 32,812.
The largest over-the-year increases in the number of separations occurred in layoffs attributed to business demand factors and organizational changes; within business demand, the number of separations due to slack work nearly doubled.
Within financial issues, the number of workers terminated because of bankruptcies nearly doubled over the year to 12,156.
Permanent closure of worksites (which could be due to any reason) affected 50,025 workers during the third quarter of 2008.
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When BSN caught up with Cormier recently, he was in the middle of giving an exam to his English class at Channelview High School. But he found some time to talk.
Q: What have you been up to since you graduated from CU?
Cedric Cormier: I've been down here (in Texas) teaching and coaching. Last year (in 2003) I went back to my old high school and coached on part of a state championship team. I had the under-level programs. I wasn't involved in the varsity too much.
This year I was able to get a job over here at Channelview coaching wide receivers.
I have two guys who will both be signing somewhere on signing day. One led the area in receptions. (Johnny Knox) had 60 catches for over 1,000 yards. The other one (Travis Jones) had 60 catches for about 800 yards. It was real good to work with those two guys.
(Channelview linebacker Marcus Burton has verbally committed to play at Colorado in 2004).
I'm teaching English for juniors and seniors. I enjoy it. I love working with kids. That's been something I've always wanted to do. I enjoy teaching.
Q: What are your aspirations, in terms of coaching?
Cormier: Eventually I want to get up to the college level. I think I could do a good job recruiting Houston. I know a lot of people down here and that's one of my main goals. I want get up to the college level and coach those guys, help them reach their goals, and recruit Houston and get more guys from Houston up to wherever I'm at.
Q: Do you keep up with former teammates?
Cormier: I keep up with guys periodically. A few guys I keep up with more than others. Daniel Graham, I try to get in touch with him about every two weeks. Victor Rogers, Robbie Robinson, Jashon Sykes, Donald Strickland.
Q: What are your fondest memories of your time in Boulder?
Cormier: Just all the friends I met, on and off the field. One of my best friends to this day is (former teammate) Nate Wright.
Also beating Nebraska 62-36.
Q: When a kid goes through high school and gets a scholarship to a big program, what do you tell him about what to expect?
Cormier: I just tell him to stay humble, be ready to work and just remember how he was brought up. Don't forget your morals and your values in life. I just tell 'em to stay humble no matter what happens, good or bad.
Q: Is that something you tried to do?
Cormier: Yeah. Obviously I had a knee injury. I just had to stay humble and say, 'Everything happens for a reason,' and just accept that fact.
I got a chance to meet a lot of good people when I was there. Some things didn't work out. It wasn't the best situation for me (because of the injury), but it was a great situation for me at the same time. I had some great times down there.
Q: Do you ever look back and say, 'If I hadn't gotten that knee injury…?'
Cormier: No, I've moved on. I used to think about it a lot. But now I'm on to coaching guys. If I have a guy who has a knee injury or other kind of injuries, I know I can relate to them and help guide them through things.