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More than 30 bloggers from the medical, technology and patient advocacy worlds are rallying to support patients' right to obtain copies of their computerized health records from their doctors in the electronic format.
The Declaration of Health Data Rights — arriving just in time for Independence Day — says that patients should have the right to obtain "a complete copy of their individual health data, without delay, at minimal or no cost," in computerized form, if it exists. It also says the sources for all the data should be clear, and patients should be able to share their information as they choose. Information about the effort and posts from participating bloggers are athttp://www.healthdatarights.org/.
Federal law already entitles patients to easy, cheap access to their health records in whatever format they exist, said Deven McGraw, director of the Health Privacy Project at the Center for Democracy & Technology. Too often, she said, patients, doctors and hospitals are not aware of the law.
As more doctors and hospitals adopt electronic medical records systems with the $19 billion in subsidies Congress approved as part of the stimulus package, patients and their doctors need to have a clearer understanding of that right, McGraw said.


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by CI Staff
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by CI Staff
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by CI Staff
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by CI Staff
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by CI Staff
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Kiplinger Tools
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Seeking Alpha Earnings Center
Saturday, July 30, 2011
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by CI Staff
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Saturday, July 2, 2011
by CI Staff
It should come as no surprise that international investing is beneficial to the portfolios of individual investors. Modern portfolio theory tells us that there is an efficient frontier, which plots the highest return investors should be able to achieve at each level of risk. Theoretically, international investments expand the efficient frontier further than domestic-only holdings do. This means investors are effectively able to generate higher returns at each level of risk or bear less risk for a given return.
Select Sector SPDRs
Saturday, June 18, 2011
by CI Staff
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Financial Calculators
Saturday, June 11, 2011
by CI Staff
When it comes to making sound financial decisions, it helps to know your projected cash outflows, your future net worth and the answers to common financial questions such as how much will be needed for retirement and how inflation impacts retirement spending needs. Fortunately, a website is available that helps you make numerous personal financial calculations.
Saturday, June 4, 2011
by CI Staff
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by CI Staff
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Financial Board Central
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by CI Staff
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"We have experience in the backfield returning and with a line that has even more experience, our ground game will be the key to our success," Anastasio said.
Anastasio refers to running back Steven Starcher, who will be the main cog on offense for G-P. But the ground game doesn't end with him, as Blaine Monroe has looked solid during the team's workouts.
"We did some things in the backfield to get Blaine the ball more and take some of the heat off Starcher," Anastasio said.
Other players who may see work in the backfield include Alex Guerrero, Keenan Gissendanner and Anthony Huerta.
While the backfield looks poised for a good year, they will rely on their offensive line, and this year's version is smart and experienced.
Thomas Campos moves from center to left guard, and Augie Martinez will move to the center spot. William Withers has improved greatly and will play left tackle, while Nick Michaels will play right guard. Brandon Acosta will play right tackle, while Isaac Salinas will be included in the mix.
"I expect a lot from these guys; they all started as youngsters last year and will be much improved," said Anastasio.
With that said, Anastasio has to find a quarterback, and right now it looks like sophomore C.J. Frost, who is in a learning curve right now, will play. Eric Alvarado, last year's backup, will return in a couple weeks after being injured, and Eric White may see action as well.
"Until we feel real comfortable we will run that ball at a 70/30 clip, but once they pick up the offense and defensive schemes, we will throw it more often," said Anastasio.
When G-P throws the ball, they will look to David Sullivan, a receiver with good hands. But the Wildcats will also feature Zach Flores, Justin O'Neal and Joe Castillo. Dalton Sowell is a solid play at tight end, according to Anastasio, who said Sowell is playing well, and getting better every day.


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After members enjoyed a delicious brunch and visiting with colleagues, President Lana Massengale called the meeting to order. Jan Anderson presented a reading entitled "What We Learn Through Our Ages" in honor of the birthday celebration. Pam Burge led the Pledge to the American flag. Betty Thornton, chairman of the Scholarship Committee, recommended two young women to receive Gamma Omicron's book grants. Members voted to award $400 grants to Aileen Lundquist, a senior at Karnes City HS and Korrie Rader of Beeville. Members also voted to pay the $50 registration fee for all Gamma Omicron members who will be attending the Alpha State Convention in June in Austin, Texas. At the convention attendees will have the opportunity to participate in a variety of workshops and hear outstanding speakers. Lana Massengale and Dr. Linda Vegh will have quilts on display in the Visual Arts Room at the convention and Pam Kerlick will have a display of photos. Other members were urged to exhibit their art work there also.
One feature of the chapter meeting that members look forward to is hearing about the activities and accomplishments of their Gamma Omicron sisters. Myrtle Lucke showed the chapter the gold medals she had won the day before at the Senior Games in San Antonio. Myrtle received gold medals in the basketball free throw contest and women's 3-on-3 basketball, the 80 + division. The members offered her their congratulations and gave her a standing ovation.
To complete the chapter birthday celebration the Kenedy hostesses had provided a cake decorated with red roses, the symbol of the Delta Kappa Gamma Society. Members enjoyed their cake and then sang the Delta Kappa Gamma Song. DKG is an organization of key women educators that promotes professional and personal growth of women educators and excellence in education.
Attending from Beeville were Erie Head, Lana Massengale, Marie Meadows, Falba Jo Roberts, Betty Thornton, Myrtle Lucke and Catherine Thornton. Karnes County members attending were Myrna Foster, Jennifer Gonzales, Susie Kotara, Sabrina Lewallen, Jan Anderson, Pam Burge, Frances Eckols, Pam Kerlick, Donna Patton, Dr. Linda Vegh, Jennifer Azopardi and Gretchen Dupnik. Erie Head's granddaughter Tiffany Gonzales was present for the birthday festivities also.


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I'm actually more in love with the Roth IRA than I am the 401k.
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But what about the Traditional IRA? Does it still have it's place in your retirement plan? You betcha!!
If you are fortunate to work at a company that offers a match on your 401(k) deposits, don't walk away from that free money. There, however, might be some instances where the traditional IRA has its place.
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Some say he blows out his diapers just so he can stay naked longer... and that if you take him to IKEA, he will try to chat up the brightly colored sample rooms on display in the store. All we know is, he's called THE LANCE.
Born 12/28/07 6lbs, 12oz 20" long
@ 20wks: 16.5 lbs, 27" long
I to my little man! (It's the only way I can get things done!)
DD usually nurses to sleep. Whenever it seems overwhelming, I tell myself she won't be a baby forever, and then I will miss this time with her. I love nursing her to sleep, and actually it's a great tool for me. When she's sleepy, frequently 10 minutes of nursing will knock her out. She will occasionally nurse till she's drowsy and then we'll just cuddle until she falls asleep. I let her decide how she wants to fall asleep. I have a rule though and that is when we lie down for bed (we co-sleep), we get in the bed and we don't get up. I will nurse her, cuddle her, sing to her, whatever, but no getting up, lying down, getting up ... She might fuss a little, but I figure I'm lying right there with her, so it's not like leaving her alone to cry. So now if DH is watching DD, he can cuddle up to her and she will go to sleep. Also, it works great in the middle of the night when she wakes up because if I know she is not hungry, I can just put my hand on her and she usually goes back to sleep.
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Thank you for the info. It is nice to know that I am not the only one doing this (and wanting to) I won't be afrid to continue now.What kind of 'gentle training' did you use?
To all of those moms that nurse their babies to sleep all I can say is LOVE IT!!!! my lo dont nurse to sleep anymore.... she plays a while then I get her ready for bed (bath, PJ, nurse etc) she finishes nursing, then I'll put her in her crib, she will be there for a bit then find a confortable position and fall slep .... I miss dearly when she used to fall sleeo in my arm ... she is only 10 mo.... we start her on gentle training to sleep cause at 7 mo she could only fall sleep on my breast and for the day care that was a nght mare... I started nursing her and whenever she was finshed I would change her diaper so that she wont associate nursing/sleeping.... she would wake up for a couple of times during the night (still do once) and I would have to confort her.... it took us about 3 wks to get her where she is right now... So enjoy it while you can... It wont last forever!!!!
By changing the diaper after nursing, how did she then go to sleep? Did you just put her in her crib and let her fall asleep herself, or how did you do it?
my dh was really concerned about dd nursing to sleep but I knew she would stop in her own time. DD is almost 14 months and she stopped nursing to sleep for naps at around 11-12 months and stopped nursing to bed at 13 months I was so proud of her but sad at the same time. We really didn't do or change anything. We just followed her cues and one day she just laid in bed and cuddled against daddy and went to bed. She usually signs milk when she wants it. She's cutting molars now and if she needs a bedtime nursing, I'm more than happy to oblige.
My dd routinely nursed to sleep way beyond her first birthday. However, if someone was babysitting her, she fell asleep just fine other ways. If I was in the house and she was sleepy, she wanted to nurse. That was simply her favorite way for me to comfort her. But she didn't NEED to do that to fall asleep. The problem was that she and I had our thing and if I tried to change it, it upset her. And being upset by the change was enough to completely wake her up. What I'm trying to say is that it's not that she couldn't fall asleep without the breast, its that refusing to nurse her distracted her enough to keep her from falling asleep. She stopped being drowsy and started being ticked. Does that make sense? As I began to see it this way, it was easier to find ways to avoid nursing if I wanted to for whatever reason.
When she no longer used nursing to get to sleep, it didn't work when I wanted it to.. I mean, if I REALLY wanted her to go to sleep (like if she and I were both tired and I wanted to do it the easy way), I'd try to get her to nurse to sleep but she wouldn't fall asleep; just nurse and nurse and fidget and play and nurse and nurse. So while it was nice when she stopped being so dependent on that, I now appreciate that peacefully drifting off to sleep at the breast is something to enjoy while it lasts.
Ok, having said that, to gently bring an end to it, I recommend small changes. If nursing is the last thing you do, move it to the beginning of the bedtime routine (this is nice if you want to start brushing teeth at bedtime -then the mouth is clean at least until the first night waking ).
Apparently, one should end the bedtime routine with the child laying down awake in bed. How to do this with an infant (especially certain infants), I honestly don't know. But once they understand even a little language, you can read to them, and this certainly works to put them to sleep. Takes as long as, if not longer than nursing.
My dd was older when I stopped allowing her to fall asleep at the breast, but here's what I did. Maybe you can get some ideas. I gave foot rubs.. this was interesting enough to her to keep her still because I'd use oil or lotion, but quiet and relaxing enough that she would fall asleep. She was still getting the skin to skin contact she was used to and really craved, but my breasts were as far away from her head as possible. Her dad would sometimes read her Chinese poetry. The language was over her head, but the sound of a parent's voice is also soothing. Once she got used to other ways of being parented to sleep, I slowly reduced the amount of contact I had with her as she drifted off. Over the course of a year (2ish to 3ish) I gradually reduced the amount of interaction dd and I had as she fell asleep. Before she was three and a a half it was 3 short bedtime stories, goodnight kiss, close the door and she goes to sleep by herself. Every night without any battles.


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ONU to hold second annual Ada Civic Engagement Day
To continue the positive partnership with Ohio Northern University and the village of Ada, ONU is conducting the second annual Ada Civic Engagement (ACE) Day on Saturday, Aug. 24, from 10 a.m. to noon.
The ACE initiative was introduced not only to provide an opportunity for ONU's faculty, staff and first-year students to engage with the residents of Ada but also to contribute to the beautification of the village.
"It's important for our students to understand that they are part of the greater Ada community in addition to being ONU students," said Jennifer Lambdin, ONU's director of student involvement and coordinator of the ACE event. "We want to establish a sense of partnership and responsibility in the community through this program. We want our students to understand that responsible citizenship and service to one's community is critical. Service projects like this are mutually beneficial for all."
The ONU student volunteer contributions can range from landscaping and planting trees to decorating and painting.
As an ACE site, the respective business or residential locations are responsible for providing all materials, tools and directions for how the project is to be carried out as well as supervision. Students will begin work at 10 a.m. and continue until approximately noon.


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Mental Illness
Anybody else have a mental illness of some sort? Figured this could be a support post kind of amongst people who do, and since I'm in dire need of some support at this time, I'll start us off.
I've got depression, bi-polar disorder, and social anxiety disorder, which is a pretty bad combination to begin with. It made my life miserable through school, since I struggled with work and was a ripe target for bullying. Finally caused me to withdraw from talking to people and just become reclusive, which I have remained to this day. Makes it painful to go places with a lot of people because I'm so anxious and because anytime somebody says something to me, I feel like they're being mean to me or hate my guts. That's what SAD does.
This week, my depression is on overdrive. Some of y'all may remember my past talk of a fiancee and all that garbage. Well, it was a long-distance deal but she came to visit me for five days last July 3. It was the five-best days of my life. Of course, if y'all recall in November I had a plan to off myself but I reached out a few places for help and prayers, including here. I had done a little bit better since she dropped me, but as this July 3 has neared it has gotten worse and worse and now I feel like I'm at rock bottom with the worst somehow yet to come. A year ago, I felt like I was on top of the world, like I had my life all planned out, was just going to be a matter of getting her to Georgia for good. This year, I feel like I'm absolutely nothing. Thanks to my mental illnesses that was my first in-person one-on-one encounter with a gal. First hug, first kiss, first time holding hands all that. Feels like the last time was all the day she left, cause it's like nobody else could love this. Coming up on that anniversary and thinking of all the things we did those five days and all the smiles and all the laughter and realizing that now I'm alone and she hates me.
Thing is, sometimes I think and I get to the point where I'm like "I could be a good person not just for one particular gal but for a lot of people, people who would be glad to call me friend. All I've got to do is stand up and be strong, learn to drive, get a job, voila." Trouble is, I can't just "stand up." Unless you have depression or SAD, it won't make any sense, but it is actually easier to feel like you're lying in a hole, wallowing in the dirt all by yourself, than it is to stand up and be strong. That hole feels like a safe haven. Being "strong" is trading the known for the unknown, and without a shred of self-confidence, I can't make that leap.
So here I sit, contemplating getting my pill bottle out of my parent's bedroom where I told them to hide it and taking the week's worth of pills still left on this refill. I know I won't, I'm too afraid of going to #### for killing myself, but I feel like, after thinking I'd made so much progress before, that I've made none at all and I'm still at square one.


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Wilmot Reed Hastings, Jr. (b. 8 October 1960 in Boston, Massachusetts) is an American businessman and entrepreneur. He is the founder, CEO, president and chairman of the board of Netflix.
Hastings attended high school at the Buckingham, Browne, and Nichols School in Cambridge, Massachusetts.[citation needed] His father was a lawyer who once served in the Nixon administration, serving as general counsel in the United States Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. "One weekend when I was about 12, my parents, sisters and I were invited to Camp David, when the president wasn't there. Elliot Richardson, who held several cabinet positions, invited us. We rode around in golf carts, had a tour and I saw that President Nixon had a gold-colored toilet seat."
Hastings studied mathematics at Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine, and won its mathematics department's Smyth Prize in 1981. "I wanted to go to a small liberal arts school and went to Bowdoin College in Maine. I majored in math because I found the abstractions beautiful and engaging," said Hastings. Hastings received his bachelor's degree from Bowdoin College in 1983.
Hastings wanted to serve his country and joined the Marine Corps in their Platoon Leader Class and spent the summer between his sophomore and junior year in boot camp at Quantico, Virginia. "I found myself questioning how we packed our backpacks and how we made our beds," said Hastings. "My questioning wasn't particularly encouraged, and I realized I might be better off in the Peace Corps. I petitioned the recruiting office and left the Marines."
Hastings taught mathematics as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Swaziland from 1983 to 1985 and credits part of his entrepreneurial spirit to his time in the Peace Corps. "I joined the Peace Corps after graduate school and went to teach high school math in Swaziland, out of a combination of service and adventure," says Hastings. "It was an extremely satisfying experience. Taking smart risks can be very gratifying. Guessing right is a skill developed over time. Not all smart risks work out, but many of them do." "Once you have hitchhiked across Africa with ten bucks in your pocket, starting a business doesn't seem too intimidating."
Returning from the Peace Corps, Hastings went to graduate school at Stanford. "I didn't get into my first choice, which was M.I.T. I got accepted to Stanford," said Hastings. "I had never been to California and arrived in late summer. Driving up to the campus I saw palm trees. It was dry and brown. I asked myself, 'Where's the ivy?' Within a week I had fallen in love with California." Hastings earned a master's degree in computer science from Stanford University in 1988.


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The Delta Quadrant is the common designation for one-quarter of the Milky Way Galaxy. Its boundary is defined by a meridian passing through the galactic core and the Sol system, and a second meridian 90° perpendicular at the core. Its closest point to Earth is located approximately 30,000 light years away.
It is home to thousands of species, including the Kazon, Talaxians, Ocampans, Borg, Vidiians, Hirogen, Krenim, and many others.
The Crux Arm of the galaxy is located in the Delta Quadrant, as are the stars or star clusters M14 and M80. (Star Trek: Voyager background graphic)
Humans were first planted in the Delta Quadrant by a race known as the Briori around the year 1937 as a form of slave labor. The slaves rebelled and their descendants built a new civilization on a Class L planet. (VOY: "The 37's")
The Delta Quadrant was first visited by Humans of their own free will on stardate 32629.4, when the USS Raven followed a Borg vessel into a transwarp conduit. (VOY: "Dark Frontier") The first Starfleet mission into the Delta Quadrant occurred during an inspection of the Barzan wormhole in 2366. (TNG: "The Price")
Due to the immense distance between the Alpha and Delta Quadrants (an Intrepid-class starship would take thirty years to reach the edges of the quadrant at its maximum warp velocity), the Federation knew very little about this region of space until 2371, when the starship USS Voyager was pulled into the quadrant by an alien force called the Caretaker. When contact was reestablished with the starship in 2374, hundreds of kiloquads of data on the region was received, increasing the Federation's knowledge of the quadrant immensely.
When Q discovered Voyager, he assumed Quinn was responsible for transporting it there, stating that Humans weren't supposed to be in the Delta Quadrant for another one hundred years. (VOY: "Death Wish")
When Voyager returned to Earth from the Borg transwarp network in 2378, the Federation's knowledge of the quadrant was further expanded considerably. (VOY: "Endgame")
24th century political makeup Edit
The major power in the Delta Quadrant, until at least 2378, was the Borg Collective. In addition to a vast swath of territory which they had completely assimilated, the Borg used a transwarp network to routinely visit different points scattered throughout the quadrant. Following the Borg-Species 8472 War, the insurrection led by Axum, the destruction of a part of the transwarp network and the destruction of Unimatrix 01, it is unclear how the Borg's status in the Delta Quadrant has been altered. (VOY: "Scorpion", "Unimatrix Zero", "Endgame")
Other alien species that controlled significant areas of the quadrant included, among others, the Vidiians, the Devore, the Kazon, the Voth, the Hirogen, the Hierarchy, and the Malon. Species 8472 had also established a presence in the Delta Quadrant until they returned to fluidic space. (Star Trek: Voyager)
The political power of the Krenim Imperium depended largely on its temporal weapons, and as such its influence may have been altered dramatically by its own manipulation of the timeline. (VOY: "Year of Hell")
History Edit
Millions of years before recorded Human history, it is speculated that the Voth may have left Earth and traveled to the Delta Quadrant where they established a powerful and reclusive civilization. (VOY: "Distant Origin")
Around 45,000 years ago, a humanoid species from the Delta Quadrant travelled to Earth, where they discovered a tribe of humans. Though the humans at this time had no language or tools, the humanoid visitors admired their respect for the land. The humanoids continued to visit Earth for thousands more years, seeing the tribe they visited become the Native American people, and they came to worship the humanoids as the Sky Spirits. The humanoids stopped visiting when European settlers started to conquer their land. (VOY: "Tattoo")
Around the 3rd century, an epidemic known as Phage spread throughout the Vidiian Sodality, reducing a previously renowned culture to subsisting on organ piracy and slave labor. (VOY: "Phage", "Faces")
In the 15th century, the Vaadwaur controlled many colonies and exerted influence across much of the Delta Quadrant, if not further, via a series of underspace corridors. In 1484 an alliance of species led by the Turei destroyed the Vaadwaur empire, forcing survivors to undergo cryostasis in the hopes of preserving their society. (VOY: "Dragon's Teeth")
Jal Sankur united the Kazon sects in 2346 to overthrow their enslavers, the Trabe. Virtually all Trabe territory fell under control of the various sects, which soon began fighting amongst each other. (VOY: "Initiations", "Maneuvers", "Alliances")
In 2369, Q told Vash that there was still the Delta Quadrant for her to explore with him. (DS9: "Q-Less")
Prior to 2371, an entity known as the Caretaker, while not claiming any specific territory per se, was a major factor in the sociopolitical climate near the outer rim of the Delta Quadrant, in the midst of Kazon space. (VOY: "Caretaker")
Spatial landmarks Edit
- Chaotic space
- Nekrit Expanse
- Northwest Passage
- The Void (anomaly)
- The Void (region)
- Vyntadi Expanse
- Window of Dreams
- Yontasa Expanse
Appendices Edit
Background information Edit
The Delta Quadrant was originally suggested as the setting for Star Trek: Voyager by Michael Okuda. On 27 September 1993, he sent a memo to Rick Berman that stated, "Since the Gamma Quadrant is the province of ships from DS9, suggest that this new show be set in the Delta Quadrant. One of the few things we know about the Delta Quadrant is that the Borg homeworld is located somewhere there. This might present opportunities for the Borg to be recurring bad guys." (A Vision of the Future - Star Trek: Voyager, pp. 207-208) Although fan lore and non-canonical novels had situated the Borg as residing in the Delta Quadrant, they were first canonically cited as residents of the region in Star Trek: First Contact. (Delta Quadrant, p. 189) That Star Trek film was released about three years after Okuda's memo to Berman.
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Drafting and design might be a career to look into that wouldn't involve the starving part of becoming an artist.
It was one of several degree programs that were on display at the first Industry Expo Eagle Ford Shale at Coastal Bend College on Thursday afternoon.
Jack Young, drafting and design instructor for course, said the program is a two-year degree in which students would leave with an associates in applied science. At that point, the student would either be able to transfer into a university to pursue a bachelors degree or go directly into the workforce.
He said drafting and design is a specialty field of engineering and that after receiving their associates degree, about 60 percent of the students chose to go directly into the workforce.
Average pay for a job in drafting and design is from $24.33 to $33.51 an hour.
Every fall semester Young takes his students on a field trip to visit companies such as Fluor in Houston, Kiewitt in Ingleside or M&S Engineering in Spring Branch to see drafting and design employees in their element, doing their job. All of the companies Young visits are companies where his former students are now employed.
He said someone who likes to draw, build things and is a stickler for detail is the kind of person to which the drafting and design program might appeal.
Excel Drivers Services was also on hand to tell and show people about getting CDL class A licenses.
The company now offers classes at all four CBC locations. The company offers several classes including permitting classes, refresher courses and novice classes. The novice class teaches persons the skills they need to go down and take their actual test to get their CDL class A license.
Instructor Karl Taylor said there has been an increased interest in the classes in the last 16 months and people from every age demographic come through the door.
He described the CDL class A course as an intense three-week course. Students spend 10 to 12 hours a day in class five days a week.
"Within a couple of days, you will be behind the wheel," he said.
During the actual driving portion of a class, there is one instructor and no more than three students to a truck (the students not driving wait in the sleeper portion of truck until it is their turn).
"We will not put you in a situation we don't feel like you can handle," Taylor said.
The company had its simulation machine on site Wednesday for potential students and anyone interested to try out. The simulation machine allows for a driver be placed in any situation such as rain, high wind, snow, night driving conditions and more.
"Anything you can run across in the real world we can do here," Taylor said.
The steering wheel will even shake and pull to one side, simulating a blowout.
CBC President Dr. Beatriz Espinoza welcomed staff, exhibitors and potential students to the event. The annual event will showcase what the college has to offer as far as educating people. Many of the companies hiring for jobs in the Eagle Ford Shale are looking for an educated workforce and CBC is dedicated to provided the essentials to advance people to that point.
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As more students enroll at Western Technical College, the need for parking grows.
A group of consultants hired by the college, presented findings Monday of a traffic and parking study to city officials. The findings included use of all the stalls on the college's lots and nearby street parking.
Western is planning to add 1,000 more students by 2020 and wanted to have data behind what they're hearing from the students, like a need for more parking during peak class time.
"If we could have a better balance with how we're scheduling our classes that we could not have as many peak times and spread the parking out during the day," said Western's V.P. of Finance and Operations Mike Pieper.
Western will be building a 300 space parking ramp starting in June. If needed, it could be expanded with about 250 more spots.


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President's Awards Ceremony Honors 50 Graduating Seniors
A total of 50 graduating seniors were honored on Friday, May 9, when students, their families and friends, faculty, and staff gathered in the Cleary Family Auditorium for the annual President's Awards Ceremony. The awards were presented by Dr. Donald Bain and members of the Fisher faculty.
Many of the awards are GPA-driven, while others are a reflection of the winner's service to the Fisher community through the years.
The winners included:
Charles P. Wolfe Award – Jacquelyn Cowley and Ryan Andrew
Otto A. Shults Accounting Excellence Award – Maria Siler
Excellence in Finance Award – Zackery Miller
Award for Excellence in Economics – Valarie Hanson
Matthew Richards Prize in English – Kaylee Luppino
Clarence Amann Award – Jay Tallon
Award for Excellence in Foreign Languages – Jordan Wigg
John A. Murray Award in History – Katie Swingly
Stefan Maczynski Award – Jennifer Coleman and Julianna Holland
Award for Excellence in Natural Sciences – Danielle Kellogg and Jacob Quattrini
Award for Excellence in Biology – Robert Battaglia
Joan Rowan Memorial Senior Award – Alicia Vann
Barbara Wheeler-Schneider Memorial Award – Annalise Cosco
Senior Award for Excellence in C/J – Jessie Evarts
Gary "Scoop" Cuminale Award – Audriana Molina
Keough Founding Editors' Award – Billy Bonneau
John A. Murray Award for Leadership – Dusty Baker
Award for Excellence in Sport Studies – Cary Szydlowski
American Studies Senior Award – Monique Mottler and Katie Swingly
Deirdre McKiernan Hetzler Award for Women and Gender Studies – Kathryn Maher
Award for Psychology-Academic Achievement – Leah McDermott
Outstanding Undergraduate Educator Award: Childhood Level – Emma Schack
Outstanding Undergraduate Educator Award: Adolescence Level – Hannah Barone-Crowell
Outstanding Undergraduate Teacher Leadership Award – Cody Miller
Outstanding Undergraduate Teacher Community Service Award – Jennifer Keeler
General Business Management Award – Traci Mantle
Senior Marketing Award – Kelsey Komarek
Human Resources Management Award – Liana Thibault
Boris Rakover Award – Rachael Kline, Robert Jones, and Kyle Brennan
Clara H. Wagner Nursing Award – Caitlin Agley and Erin Webb
Department of Nursing Highest Undergraduate GPA – Valarie Schiano
Department of Nursing Leadership Award – Jeffrey Fahmer and Valarie Schiano
Department of Nursing Highest RN/BS GPA – Deborah Kummer and Greta Ledgerwood
Ruth Ann Constantino Senior Award – Christiana Knapp
Rev. Paul F. English Award for Leadership in Campus Ministry – Kevin Wagner
Alumni Award – TJ Nervina
Trustees' Ranking Scholar Award – Christian Laude, Alyssa Smith, Jessica Swan, and Deborah Kummer
Trustees' Distinguished Scholar Award – Maria Siler
Dr. Jack Rosenberry, Chair of the Media and Communication Department, with Billy Bonneau, Audriana Molina, Jessie Evarts, and Annalise Cosco.
Dr. Rick DeJesús-Rueff, Vice President for Student Affairs and Diversity Initiatives, and Christiana Knapp.
Dr. Jim Schwartz, Chair of Undergraduate Programs in Inclusive Education, with Jenny Keeler and Cody Miller.
Photos of all award winners can be found on College's Facebook page.


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I'd like you to meet these people their profiles. They put lots of pictures on their page, so you can almost taste their style.
Dorina Gray: She is 31 years old, but I would give her 21! What is Dorina telling you just by her pictures? Dare to act crazy and to be yourself! Like: changing black hair into crazy red.
Dorina Gray
31-year-old girl,
Christmas Island
Aida: the fifteen year old girl from Mexico. I think it is very cool that she puts different styles on her profile. For example a picture with curly hair and a photo with straight hair. A real latina beauty!
Aida Rebull
15-year-old girl,
Magali: the precious beauty from Paris and from all over the world. She has a soft tender look in her eyes.
Magali An B
26-year-old girl,
Clarisa: another girl from Mexico. She's a natural beauty that loves to smile. Clarisa thinks she's special because of her laughs and several expressions she puts out. I coundn't agree more!
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I remember him backing up to get some space...then his team mates pulled him away...
IMO,running away is when your back is turned and all you see is ass and elbows. Anyway, it's really a non issue.
I just want Melo and this team to have a fair shot at a chip. But, I think it's clear now that will never happen with this coach in charge. Melo and other players don't realy respect him and it shows. Give us another coach that will use melo and the rest of the guys to their potential and I'm sure they will put more heart into their game. new coach, new feel


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What a beautiful baby girl! She looks like she's developing just fine; she's even smiling for the camera (or more likely for her mommy who loves her so much and takes such good care of her)!
I just wanted to encourage you not to worry too much about the length of feedings. Some babies are really efficient, and it is certainly possible that your little one is. My son (who had the disorganized suck and was spending one and a half hours taking three ounces from an easy bottle) became a quick nurser once he mastered latching on and transferring milk. I remember nursing him at a friend's house (once we could actually go out in public since I didn't have to pump all his food!), and she commented on how fast his nursing was. It worried me at the time because I wondered if he was getting enough right at that moment. We were, however, still doing a weigh-feed-weigh routine on almost all his feedings, so after that I timed a couple just to see. After he had gone about 4.5 hours (a long sleep stretch in the morning), he nursed 7.9 oz in less than 20 minutes. His next feeding (three hours later) was 3.4 oz in about ten minutes. (He was about 2 and 1/2 months old.) I had a good supply but was not dealing with oversupply or overactive let down (I was nursing exclusively on one breast), and these are the numbers for a baby who had been spending 90 minutes getting three ounces out of a bottle three weeks earlier.
How sensitive is the baby scale you mentioned? Even if it measures down to half an ounce you can get a good ballpark figure of what your baby takes in when she nurses over a period of time (the weigh-feed-weigh routine). I'm sure I weighed my little guy longer than I needed to for his sake, but I did it for my sake. We had had such a hard time feeding him at all when he was born, I needed to see that my body was nourishing him wonderfully.
I will say about the sleeping, that my little guy did start to stretch out his feedings when he started nursing so well, and his little body put him to bed early in the evening (and often woke him up a lot during the night). Nevertheless, I usually fed him before I went to sleep at night. It got him some extra calories and me a little less fullness on that one side. We didn't do seven hour stretches, but if he wanted to have five hour stretches in the evening, I let him. I did find that he sometimes nursed better when he was so well rested and my breast was more full. (That could have just been peculiar to his personality and my one-sided nursing situation, of course.) I did ask the doctor if it was harmful to wake him up to feed him, and he was a little stunned at first because that's not the normal question people ask. He said that as long as he got several good sleep periods, it was okay to wake him up but to try to keep it to just a feeding if he was soundly asleep and seemed inclined to remain that way. That's what we did for a long time, and it worked well for us.
It really does sound like you and your daughter are doing well. I'm glad you're reaching out for support, and thanks so much for putting in a picture of your little one. She really does look beautiful.


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I. Introduction
This short extract gives you a taste of the personal "Child's Horoscope" by Liz Greene. The small samples taken from various chapters convey an impression of the complete horoscope (18-25 pages) which can be ordered as an E-Horoscope or a bound book in the AstroShop.Most parents long to provide their children with the best they can offer on every level. But what is "the best"? The birth horoscope of a child is a map of patterns and potentials which exist in that child from the moment of birth. Encouragement of these potentials in childhood can help a child to develop greater confidence and hope for a future which is more authentically his or her own, so that greater happiness and fulfillment are possible later in life. II. Your Child's Psychological Type
In this concise chapter Liz Greene describes the child's general temperament and his characteristic approach to life.The rich array of individual abilities and potentials portrayed in Mike's birth horoscope is set against the background of an inherent temperament bias which may be partly hereditary but is also the reflection of a mysterious essence which belongs to him alone. This mysterious "something" is already at work within Mike, helping him to develop his personality along the lines which are healthiest and most natural to him. [..] Mike's great strength lies in his wonderful mental abilities, evident in his growing ability to handle difficult concepts and articulate his ideas, and these deserve as much support and encouragement as possible. However, his innate fear of his very powerful feelings will [...] III. The Characters in the Story
This is one of the most comprehensive chapters of the "Child's Horoscope". This short version touches only on a few of the central characters in your child's personality. The complete report provides a detailed description on 7-9 pages.The tension between the main characters in Mike's inner story is the source of energy which provides the impetus for growth, movement and the formation of a healthy individuality. [..] He is likely to make friendships early and quickly, and will inspire loyalty in his friends because he knows instinctively how to be a good friend himself. He may rapidly find himself the leader of a dynamic or influential group at school, setting fashions for his peers. But he [...] [..] Even if he finds himself in trouble, there will always be someone who will take his side at the critical moment. Because of this Mike may seem "lucky", although it is not luck so much as his kindness and charm which inspire such support. He attracts others because of what [...] Hidden traits [..] This introverted quality, which makes him long to be alone with his own thoughts, is a very important balancing factor which can help to define and strengthen his adaptable and gregarious nature. Because he needs the company of others so much, he may entirely disregard basic [...] IV. Emotional Needs and Patterns in Relationships
This chapter contains valuable information on the child's basic needs and the relationship with his parents. The complete horoscope covers this chapter on 5-6 pages.Every child has particular ways in which he or she experiences and seeks emotional contact with others, and this may not always accord with other, more dominant personality traits. [..] For him, a sense of happiness in the company of others depends upon finding them interesting and being found interesting in turn. If he cannot experience this sense of lively communication and mutual interest, he may become bored and transfer his attention elsewhere. It [...] [..] Mike really needs to understand as much as possible about his father's thinking processes and the ideas which lead to particular courses of action. It would therefore be very valuable for Mike's father to communicate as much as possible with his son, sharing his most unconventional [...] V. Fears and Insecurities
Knowing about their child's fears can help parents to react with love and understanding in challenging situations. The child's main fears and insecurities are described on 2-3 pages in the full report.VI. Looking toward the future
Many parents wonder about the future of their child. Every child has his own way to develop his potential. What this means for the individual child is described on 2-3 pages in chapter six of the complete Child's Horoscope.
These small samples from different chapters convey an impression of the Child's Horoscope which comprises 18 - 25 pages. It can be ordered as an E-Horoscope or bound booklet in the Astroshop. Please read a complete sample report (of a different person) to get an overview of the extent of the complete horoscope.You may wish to take a look at the large selection of other reports.


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Matt Holliday, Meet Ma$e
A long time ago, in a popped culture far, far away (let's call it the late '90s), there was a "talented" young fella by the name of Ma$e tearing up the hip-hop scene with sub-par sleight of hand wit and a mouthful of mushy homonyms.
You may remember him (probably not) for bringing us this gem:
Broken glass everywhere
if it ain't about the money, Puff, I just don't care
I'm that Goodfella fly guy, sometimes wiseguys
Spend time in H-A-W-A-I-I
(Mase can you please stop smoking lah lah?)
Puff why try? I'm a thug, I'ma die high
I be out in Jersey, puffin Hershey
Brothers ain't worthy to rock my derby
Though I'm never drugged, I'm the venom in the club
And now he's just venom in our memory banks. But why? Let's take a look:
Ma$e's main talent was convincing people that he had talent. I believed it. Sean Combs believed it. The general public believed it. In fact, there was a time when you couldn't go anywhere without hearing a Ma$e tune. Had he the vision to keep that reality in perspective, to join powers with the then still venerable Puff Daddy, we might be talking about Ma$e as a musical superpower right now!
But we're not.
Because Ma$e went to Ma$e's head and at his highest of high points, Ma$e left the one label that could make him an internationally hyped megastar. No one would take him on. He floundered. Then he disappeared all together. He decided to do something different…
…by becoming a preacher?
Yep. At least, that's the story we got.
A few years (and lots of bounced checks) later, Ma$e came crying back to the rap game… hands open, knees scarred, willing to accept any deal he could get… anything… he was signed by SRC Records.
But the problem with SRC Records was this: they couldn't release his music because Ma$e was still contractually obligated to — yep, you guessed it — Sean "Puff Daddy/P-Diddy" Combs.
The moral of the story?
Ma$e is an idiot.
Matt Holliday, you're not far behind.
Don't hate me 'cuz I'm right.
Since writing this, Matt Holliday has agreed to a 7 year deal with
the Cardinals for $120 million. That's mo' money, mo' problems… but
probably worth it. Good for you, Matt!
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I keep reading Holliday is signing with the Cardinals – or close to signing. You're getting your man! Was there as big a market for him as Boras told everybody? Guess not! Shock and awe.
This post should be scrolling the ticker…"..wit the city lights down in Times Square…..Yea" pffff! Ma$e…what a fool.
Maybe he could cut a deal over at Milli Vanilli Studios if Puff-Dummy cuts him from his contract.
classic! well done! Mike.
Jane — Done deal now. Boras got lucky the Cards were still interested. We win.
Mike — I'd like to make an album over at Milli Vanilli studios. Nice throwback reference!
Is this like the Bobby Bonilla Mets thing?
Only worse?
I think I'll have to check out Ma$e! You can just hope that Holliday doesn't try to do his best Ma$e impression and actually delivers for you guys. I think it can happen. Good luck!
I'm sorry, Jeff. Good player you got in Holliday, but I can't buy into this contract. Three years too many and a bunch of dollars in my opinion…
Did he perform that song over the Grandmaster Flash beat? If so Ima check it out and start up the Mase come back trust fund!
I guess Holliday figured out that the Cards were his best offer after all. And he didn't exactly get chump change. Enjoy!😉
Cici — If it is then we Cardinals fans are in deep, DEEP trouble. But to answer your question, no, it isn't🙂
AL — No pressure or anything on him to deliver… haha… still, the best job in the world HAS to be hitting behind Albert Pujols. Wow.
Joe — I agree with you. Imagine that! LOL. Still, as long as this isn't Vernon Wells 2.0 then I can live with it.
Matt — I don't think you'll get much money for that endeavor but good luck LOL.
Greg — Yeah, a little over $17 million a year for seven years? I think I'd take that no problem.
Just to let you guys in St. Lou know….heads up! All the talk here in NYC is about the New York Bankee$ targeting Albert Pujols when his contract is up. They laugh here about anyone else being able to afford him in their usual wintery hubris egg-noggish kind of way. The sharks are circling already boyz. When they are just wonton spending (see Igawa, Unit, Pavano, Brown, etc etc) the Blankees draw from the River Ave Mint. But when they get heated, flush and flustered for someone and their baseballs start to tingle, you can bet there is a seven year deal to consumate the 4 hour short stay. They shake the 161 St. Money Tree for that. As I type… Now that it looks like Holliday is getting a 7 year $120 mill deal from the Birds, do they have enough for Phat Albert too?
Mike — Yeah, sure. I bet they can't wait to sign Albert Pujols for a record contract upwards of $25 million a year while having A-Rod's contract, Jeter's contract and oh yeah, that 8 year $180 million dollar FIRST BASEBMAN TEIXEIRA on their team. Yeah. Sure. They're super interested in Albert. No way. He's a Cardinal for life.
And yes. The Cardinals know they have to (and will quite easily) sign Albert. It's all a part of a plan… one I can't wait to see work out🙂
By the way, I bought that Mase cd when it came out. One of the worst CD purchases in my history. And I have over 300 cd's (some burned though of course).
At the time, Joe, I really liked that album. When I listen to it now I feel silly for liking it… but still, somethin' there moves me. Don't know what it is… idiocy perhaps.
Jeff, congratulations. You will no longer have to campaign for the "Hawk", Andre Dawson, to the HOF. He made it with 77% of the vote. Blyleven was just short, with 74%, Alomar 73%. They'll be in next year. Larkin has some work to do, with 50-some %.
Congratulations to the Hawk–now get to work on Larkin!🙂
By the way. Jack Morris made it over 50% for the first time in HOF voting. Hmmm…
Greg — Haha… I think you're confusing me with someone whom people actually listen to🙂
I do! Thanks, brotha!
Hey, just thought ya'd wanna know!😉


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Phillies Love New Yankee Stadium
Jimmy Rollins and Derek Jeter met again for the first time since sharing shortstop duties for Team USA this spring; Rollins greeted Jeter and company with a home run on the first pitch of the ballgame tonight. In all, the Phillies walked away with 4 home runs in the game and 6 of their 7 runs scored on those blasts. Jeter and 2 other Yankees also homered in the game, but all were solo shots. Looks like the Phillies are loving this new Yankee Stadium.
Brett Myers especially was feeling the love tonight; he pitched a one run ballgame up until the 8th inning when 2 more homers gave the Yankees a bit of life. Myers baffled the Yanks who walked somberly away from the plate while glancing back in awe and surprise at the Phillies pitcher. Myers allowed those 3 solo home runs, 8 hits, had 7 strikeouts and did not walk anyone. All this in a full 8 innings of work gave him the 7-3 win.
AJ Burnett of the Yankees, on the other hand, had a rough night trying to stave off the Phils big bats. Annoyed at the first pitch home run to Rollins, Burnett proceeded to plunk Chase Utley with a pitch immediately afterwards. Myers, sticking up for his teammate, threw behind Jeter in the Yanks next at-bat and warnings from the umpire ensued. The warnings had no effect on the game from that point and these 2 teams just went at it like scheduled.
Carlos Ruiz had a big night for the Phillies with 3 hits, 2 RBI on a home run and he even stole a base. Ruiz gave us all a scare though in his last at-bat when he showed some discomfort after a swing, but he continued playing and appears to be ok. After the oblique injury he suffered earlier this year, it was a tense moment seeing him cringe. For now though, all is well.
JA Happ will get his first start of the season tomorrow in the 4:10pm start in New York. After that, Cole Hamels will take the ball on Sunday afternoon and I will be there to cheer on…well….everybody I guess! I will get see my dream World Series match-up as well as a much heralded new stadium. Cannot wait to go! I was able to find an affordable ticket after much effort, but am not sure about the view I will have. Fingers crossed! I will be back with photos :O)
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Congrats on the win last night. Enjoy your trip to the Bronx! I saw the stadium in early May. The game was rained out, but I thoroughly enjoyed the time at the ballpark anyway. It's very impressive…
Good game for your Phils, Jenn. The Yankees? Not so much. And today we'll be facing your rookie and we don't do well against pitchers we haven't faced before. BUT I'm hopeful. I'm so envious that you'll be going on Sunday! Humor me and take some pics of Yankees too!
Jane – No problem…I love Jeter! And I am a closet Yanks fan anyway :O) So I'll be bringing extra memory cards for the camera!
Too bad they couldn't find some love there today! I hope they win for you tomorrow!!


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DS is 22 months old. I need to have my wisdom teeth pulled tomorrow at 11 am and I am being sedated intravenously. The meds they are using is called Versed Fentanyl and Sodium Brevidal. I am told by the office that I shouldn't nurse for 24 hrs and to pump & dump. I am told I should verify with my peditrician. Where can I find this info online? I remember reading here about a website that has meds and if a nursing mom can use them?
DS doesn't nurse during the day. Only from 6 pm until morning time 6-7 am, about 4 times a night. When I tell him no tomorrow night - he is NOT going to be happy. How do you deal with a 22 month old that is addicted to the breast but he can't have it for 24 hrs? Please help!


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- Title
- Service differentiation without prioritization in IEEE 802.11 WLANs
- Author(s)
- Nguyen, Suong H.; Vu, Hai L.; Andrew, Lachlan L. H.
- Abstract
- Wireless LANs carry a mixture of traffic, with different delay and throughput requirements. The usual way to provide low-delay services is to give priority to such traffic. However this creates an incentive for throughput sensitive traffic also to use this service, which degrades overall network performance. We show, analytically and by simulation, that the performance of both delay and throughput sensitive traffic can be improved by scaling IEEE 802.11's CWmin and TXOP limit parameters in equal proportion. This reduces, but does not eliminate, the incentive for bulk data users to use the low-delay service. We further show that this incentive can be removed, while still giving improved performance to both classes, by reducing the CWmin of the high throughput class by a constant that is independent of the traffic load.
- Publication type
- Journal article
- Research centre
- Swinburne University of Technology. Faculty of Information and Communication Technologies. Centre for Advanced Internet Architectures
- Source
- IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing, Vol. 12, no. 10 (Oct 2013), pp. 2076-2090
- Publication year
- 2013
- FOR Code(s)
- 0805 Distributed Computing; 0906 Electrical and Electronic Engineering; 1005 Communications Technologies
- Keyword(s)
- 802.11 EDCA; IEEE 802.11e Enhanced Distributed Channel Access; Service differentiation; Traffic loads; Wireless networks
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- 1536-1233
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- Copyright © 2012 IEEE.
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