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- KONDO, Riena W., author. 1996. Bridging between two worlds: a case history of the Cavasi Reservation.
- KONDO, Riena W., author. 1994. Indigenous editing.
- KONDO, Riena W., author. 1991. Ants and grasshoppers.
- KONDO, Riena W., author. 1991. Taking into consideration cultural learning styles.
- KONDO, Riena W.; WALTER, Leah B., authors. 1990. Excerpts from the manual for indigenous editors (translated from Spanish).
- KONDO, Riena W.; WALTER, Leah B., authors. 1990. Training indigenous editors.
- BERND, Don, author. 1989. A book is to read and to share.
- SCHAUER, Junia G., author. 1987. Review of: The facts on file visual dictionary, by Jean-Claude Corbeil, compiler.
- WALLER, John, author. 1986. Kingdom economics and book distribution (A 'radical' view to getting the job done).
- WALTER, Leah B., author. 1986. A back transition primer: National language to vernacular.
- WALTZ, Carolyn H., author. 1986. Bilingual Guananos lead us to a simple alphabet.
- JACKSON, Frances L., author. 1985. An advanced writers workshop in Colombia.
- BRUSSOW, Mickey, author. 1981. C.D. and composition.
- MINOR, Dorothy A., author. 1981. Do-it-yourself literacy for a scattered society.
- KONDO, Riena W.; WENDELL, Margaret M., authors. 1970. The use of stories as motivation for reading.
- KERR, Isabel J., author. 1969. Evaluation of a reading readiness book.

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Rutgers Ends Season with Win over Providence
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PISCATAWAY. N.J. – The Rutgers
men's lacrosse team (6-9, 1-5 BIG EAST) wrapped up its 2011
season by downing the Providence Friars (3-12, 0-6 BIG EAST), 10-7,
this afternoon at Yurcak Field. For the game, RU was led by Kevin
Hover (Belle Mead, N.J.) who tallied four goals.
The game marked the final home contest for six Scarlet Knight seniors – Stephen Belichick (Weston, Mass.), Andrew D'Agostino (Syracuse, N.Y.), Kory Kelly (Princeton, N.J.), Chris Mattes (Westfield, N.J.), Brian Shemesh (Hillsborough, N.J.) and Steven Watson (Belle Mead, N.J.).
Rutgers started the game strong when Hover took a feed from Will Mangan (Maplewood, N.J.) and fired it past the PC keeper less than three minutes in to give RU an early 1-0 lead. Just over a minute later, Rutgers struck again when Matt Klimchak (Clark, N.J.) scored off a beautiful pass from Duncan Clancy (Princeton, N.J.) to extend its lead to 2-0.
After Providence responded with a pair of goals to knot the game, Hover found the back of the net for a second time to give RU a 3-2 lead going into the second frame.
The second period saw a defensive battle with Providence scoring the period's lone goal to send the teams to the locker room even at 3-3.
Scott Klimchak (Clark, N.J.) got the scoring started in the second half when he made a nifty move at the side of the cage and beat the Friar's keeper with a blistering shot. PC responded a few minutes later to tie the score, before Clancy found a cutting Scott Klimchak, who fired a perfectly placed shot past the Friar goalkeeper. RU added another goal to push its lead to 6-4 with just 20 seconds left in the third when Anthony Terranova (Flemington, N.J.) scored off another nice pass from Clancy.
RU came out firing at the beginning of the fourth rallying off two quick goals from Hover and Mattes. After Hover scored his third goal of the game off a nice feed from Mangan, Mattes won a faceoff, raced down the field and fired a laser past the Providence keeper to push RU's advantage to 8-4.
After PC scored the next two goals, Hover stuck again netting his fourth goal of the game off a feed from Mangan on a man up opportunity. 87 seconds later, Clancy found the back of the net for the first time on the day to push the Rutgers lead to four goals.
Providence scored with 3:19 left, but it wasn't enough as RU was able to play keep away for the remainder of the game to secure a 10-7 victory.
The Scarlet Knights wrap up the season with a 6-9 overall record. The future looks bright for RU as it returns nine of 10 starters, including its leading point getter, Clancy and goal scorer, Scott Klimchak.
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Wood The Future Of Road Biking
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Published on August 19, 2009
Filed Under Alternative Vehicles, Architecture / Interior Design, Biking Monkie Style Tags bike frame, wood
Everyone knows composites materials are the are the lightest strongest high tech material on the planet, right? Well, maybe not always. Arndt Menke thinks nature is pretty good at making super light super strong materials as well, which we call wood. In fact nature produces of 60,000 different woody plants and a vast majority of them could be used. This diploma thesis for Menke's master's degree demonstrates how careful attention to wood's natural retention, expansion and anisotropic properties can be advantageous in design. The end result is an incredibly light weight bike, strong and pretty darn good looking too. I really want one.
The bike Holzweg bike's frame is completely made of wood and only weighs in at 5 pounds.
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Mirror of Fate is allegedly being worked on by David Cox of Konami and Enric Alvarez of Mercury Steam, both of whom served as producer and director on Castlevania: Lords of Shadow, respectively.
Adding a bit of credence to the rumour is the fact that Konami Europe have registered a domain for CastleVania-MirrorOfFate.net, which was recorded back in February. Meanwhile, another separate rumour claims that Castlevania: Mirror of Fate has been in development for nearly 1.5 years and will be a 2D side-scrolling game.
This rumour comes from the same individual that leaked details of PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale before its reveal, and provides a few other alleged details on Mirror of Fate, too. The game will supposedly feature two playable characters and include co-op play. The Mirror of Fate title comes from being able to use the 3DS cameras to solve puzzles in some manner.
Castlevania: Mirror of Fate will supposedly be revealed at E3. Or perhaps, well even see it as early as Konamis pre-E3 conference.
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- involves Trevor Belmont
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Estimated grade. Sold by David Akers Numismatics May '98 Price realized $357.5
Doug Winter: In the past decade, there have been a considerable number of 1901-O eagles located overseas. Today, this is an easy date to locate in grades up to and including MS62.
The 1901-O eagle is common in any grade up to and including MS62. Properly graded MS63's are scarce and MS64's are rare. In Gem it appears that the 1901-O is unique, despite two MS66's being listed in both the PCGS and NGC population data.
STRIKE: Beginning with this issue, the quality of strike for New Orleans eagles improves. The 1901-O is a date that is usually seen with a very sharp strike on the obverse and reverse. On some coins there is a bit of flatness at the obverse center but this is certainly one of the better produced gold coins from this mint.
SURFACES: Most 1901-O eagles are heavily abraded and have below average quality surfaces. There are typically clusters of deep bagmarks seen in the fields on both sides. I have seen some coins that had mint-made stains and a few with copper spots. Original, uncleaned pieces often show a peripheral "inner ring" of color.
LUSTER: The 1901-O has excellent luster. Most examples are frosty in texture while a small number are semi-prooflike. The luster on this issue is among the best seen on any New Orleans eagle.
COLORATION: The natural coloration ranges from green-gold to orange-gold. It is still reasonably easy to locate a 1901-O eagle with original color as this date seems not to have been "conserved" as much as the common dates from the 1880's and 1890's.
EYE APPEAL: The level of eye appeal for this date is average to above average. Most 1901-O eagles are well struck with good color and luster. Bagmarks are a problem and it can be hard to find a piece that is not peppered with abrasions. However, with some patience, the collector should be able to find a very satisfying piece in the MS60 to MS63 range.
DIE CHARACTERISTICS: There are some light die scratches through the letters in LIBERTY. The serifs of the N in UNITED are connected by a line. It is possible that this is a die crack that runs through this letter. There is some light machine doubling on the TED in UNITED.
MAJOR VARIETIES: There are two varieties known.
Variety One: The date is placed slightly low and is closer to the denticles than to the truncation. The mintmark is very high and placed far to the left, nearly touching the eagle's talons. It is positioned between the E and the N in TEN. This is by far the scarcer of the two varieties.
Variety Two: The obverse is the same as on Variety Two. The mintmark is further to the right and placed closer to the feather than on Variety One. It is positioned above the left side of the N in ONE. On some examples, the mintmark is repunched.
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14 for 14: Stephen Lawler, alpine skiing
Stephen Lawler, who made his first U.S. Paralympics Alpine Skiing National Team in 2011, is a hopeful for the Sochi 2014 Paralympic Winter Games.
From Jan. 2013 to Feb. 2014, the 14 months leading up to the Sochi 2014 Paralympic Winter Games, "14 for 14" will profile 14 athletes who hope to make the U.S. team for the Games. Visit USParalympics.org on the 14th of each month for the latest "14 for 14".
My name is Stephen Lawler. On Aug. 6, 1990, I was born with L2-5 Spina Bifida. I have used a wheelchair for most of my life but have never considered myself disabled. In 2014, I hope to compete at the Sochi 2014 Paralympic Winter Games as a monoskier for Team USA.
Here are 14 things you need to know as a strive toward Sochi:
1. I started skiing at 10 years old.
I first went skiing with my mom and grandmother. They said I thought it was a sled and I just went straight down the hill.2. Racing is in my blood.
My dad was a famous rally car racer. He won the 1998 U.S. Championships and was on the cover of a Nintendo 64 video game. I like to think I was born to race, just on skis.
3. I skied in high school.
A native of Vermont, I was the first adaptive ski racer in the state to represent a high school ski team in competition. My sophomore year, I led the men's team to the state championship. I was named captain my senior year. This gave me my first taste of ski racing and lead me to my dream of being on the U.S. team.
4. I've been in a movie.
When I was 13, I filmed an educational skiing movie with an extreme skier Glen Plake. The Snow-Monsters movie is still being played today at the ski area in Breckenridge, Colo.
5. Freedom and maple syrup.
I am from Vermont, which has the state motto of "Freedom and unity". Can you guess what is also from Vermont? That's right, Ben and Jerry's ice cream and of course, the best maple syrup in the world. I get my maple syrup from my grandmother's next door neighbors, so you know it is fresh.6. My second home is Colorado.
Even though I love Vermont, I can't see myself leaving Colorado, where I live now to train for the Paralympic Winter Games. I travel all over the world skiing and Colorado has some of the best powder I have ever been on. All of the sunny days are awesome as well.
7. I get to live at the U.S. Olympic Training Center.
Last summer, I spent the off season training at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colo. I feel that it helped me this past season and I am excited to go back this summer to improve for the coming season. It's a big one.
8. I love Kiwis.
My favorite place that I have been able to go to while on the U.S. Paralympics Alpine Skiing Team is definitely New Zealand. The mountains are amazing and it has some of the best scenery I have ever seen. The people are friendly. And rugby, their favorite pastime, is a pretty cool sport.
9. I am not the cleanest person.
If you are roommates with me when I am traveling, you'll notice my side of the room is always messy. Sorry to those who have been my roommate or will be my roommate. Tyler Walker has to deal with this all summer at the U.S. Olympic Training Center, where we'll be bunking for off-season training.
10. I am a huge sports fan.
If there is a game on TV, I am usually watching it. My favorite teams are the New York Giants, the Boston Red Sox and the Boston Bruins.
11. I accomplished my goal in 2011.
I made the U.S. Paralympics Alpine Skiing Team in 2011 at the age of 20. It was a longtime goal of mine to compete for Team USA. I hope to make my first U.S. Paralympic Team in 2014. I plan on being on the U.S. Paralympics Team for many competition and Games to come.
12. My breakthrough came in 2013.
Up until this year, my best results were Top 10 finishes in the International Paralympic Committee Alpine Skiing World Cups. This season at my first IPC Alpine Skiing World Championships, I finished second in downhill in La Molina, Spain. It was one of three medals won by Team USA in the event.13. I'm a full-time athlete.
I am lucky that alpine skiing is my full-time job. Because of my relationship with Juniper Networks, I can afford all of the equipment that is necessary for me to train and perform to the best of my ability without having to work 40 hours off-the-slopes.
14. Thanks, mom.
My mom has always been a big part of my skiing. When I was in high school, she would wake up early to drive me to all of my practices and races. She was funding my whole skiing career for a while. If I hadn't had her support, I would not be where I am today in my career, less than a year away from making my first U.S. Paralympic Team.


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June 17, 2011
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Clovis and Portales officials are asking residents to watch their water use this weekend and during the summer.
New Mexico American Water said Clovis residents consumed 10.8 million gallons per day on Wednesday and Thursday. That's close to NMAW's per day production capacity of 11.3 million gallons, according to External Affairs Manager Evan Jacobs.
Jacobs said water use often multiplies when temperatures are high.
"It's not just Clovis, it's everywhere," Jacobs said. "And most of the use is outdoors. People irrigate, use water to play in, to cool off."
Jacobs said NMAW contacted large users such as the city of Clovis and Clovis Municipal Schools and asked them to curtail water consumption.
Jacobs said there is concern about meeting demand today and Sunday in Clovis due to a lack of rain this year and hot, dry days.
"We are encouraging everyone to always use water wisely," Jacobs said. "We're asking that people put a special focus on it in the next couple of days."
Portales City Manager Tom Howell said the city provides water to residents and has enacted a mandatory watering restrictions effective Thursday.
Howell said failure to follow the watering schedule will result in disconnection of water service.
"Basically, what would happen if someone were to violate it (the schedule), we're not just going to run and shut off their water. We'll talk to them and give them a few chances," Howell said.
Howell said if a residents water is turned off, it won't be turned back on until they talk to city officials.
"With the intense heat and lack of rain, demand is getting higher. By going to a mandatory watering schedule, it's given us the opportunity to balance our load so we don't have everyone trying to use all the water on one day," Howell said.
Howell said he wasn't aware of how many gallons per day the city consumes. He said he gauges use by watching levels in the city's storage tank.
"We can tell how it's moving and what has happened is that traditionally we have 9 million gallons of storage. The first of the week, we dip into that storage. The last of the week, we replenish our storage. That's not happening now," he said. "We're not getting the replenishing we need so we're trying to cut back."
Clovis City Manager Joe Thomas said residents need to be aware of the issue.
"There is reason for concern but not alarm at this time," Thomas said. "We're within a few percentage points of their (NMAW) capacity. We can't continue to increase the demand by any amount.
Thomas said with several activities taking place each weekend, water use is often higher.
So far in June, New Mexico American Water has seen higher total daily consumption, averaging 9.95 million gallons per day, than anytime in the last six years.
For example, in June 2007, the average daily demand was 6.2 million gallons per day. In June 2008, which had the next highest daily demand in the last six years, demand averaged 9.5 million gallons per day.
Thomas said 2011 has been an unusual year weather-wise.
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Introduction to milia:
When you first meet your baby, there may be tiny bumps on his or her face. These may catch your attention or you might look right past them and not even notice at first.
What is milia?
Milia are little plugs of keratin in the glands of the skin of the face. The resulting bumps are a common feature of newborns' faces.
Who gets milia?
Milia are found in up to half of newborns.
What are the symptoms of milia?
The tiny bumps of milia are no larger than a millimeter or two. They are most common on the tip of the nose or chin, and are frequently seen on the cheeks and forehead. Less commonly, they will be found on the upper trunk or limbs –and even on the penis. When found in the middle of a baby's palate, they are called Epstein's pearls.
These bumps are yellow or white (unlike the red bumps of baby acne).
Is milia contagious?
How long does milia last?
Most milia disappear within the first few weeks of life. Sometimes they last for the first 3 months.
How is milia diagnosed?
Milia are recognized by their appearance and location.
How is milia treated?
Treatment is unnecessary. If the bumps last longer than 3 months or are very extensive, other diagnoses should be considered. In adults or older children (with secondary Milia), the bumps may be a sign of other skin conditions.
How can milia be prevented?
No prevention is necessary.
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Baby Acne, Cradle Cap, Diaper Rash, Erythema Toxicum (Baby rash), Hemangioma, Inconspicuous Penis, Labial Adhesions, Lanugo, Miliaria, Moles (Nevi), Mongolian Spots, Port Wine Stain, Pustular Melanosis, Salmon Patches (Stork bites)


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Dr. Toriello's research and training interests include innovation of evidence-based treatments for adults with substance abuse and mental health issues. He is particularly interested in Self-Determination Theory and counselors' support of clients' autonomy. Dr. Toriello has extensive experience with Motivational Interviewing (MI) and the Community Reinforcement Approach (CRA) including:
In the role of Principal Investigator or Research Consultant, Dr. Toriello has participated in grant projects funded by SAMHSA, NIH, and other national and regional funding organizations.
Since entering the substance abuse treatment field in 1991, he has worked as a paraprofessional technician, counselor, case manager, clinical supervisor, trainer, and clinical director. Dr. Toriello is a Certified Rehabilitation Counselor, a Licensed Clinical Addictions Specialist, a Licensed Professional Counselor, and a Certified Clinical Supervisor. He has also been in recovery from addiction since 1989.
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Jesuit Father Jim Martin, who counted Cardinal Avery Dulles as a friend for the last 10 years, has a very personal tribute to the late cardinal in the On Faith blog sponsored by Newsweek and The Washington Post. Writing about a life that was "like something out of a Henry James novel," Father Martin, associate editor of America magazine, gives examples of the cardinal's lightheartedness and especially of the humility that made him reluctant to mention by name the Washington airport that honors his father, former U.S. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles.
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Not long ago clean energy production represented a cogent business plan for Ohio and other states.wind out of wind."
Today, no one is sure how many clean energy companies and jobs are still around in Ohio.agrees the sector is struggling. "There isn't one big thing influencing the market here," said Robert Kelter, a senior attorney in ELPC's Columbus office. "There are a lot of factors. There's been a change in administration in Ohio. The legislature wants to change the renewable energy law. There are other setbacks that lead to delay and layoffs. It's hurting the industry."
Contrast the unsettled economics of Ohio's renewable energy industry with its fossil fuel sector.deal of it so-called wet gas that produces ethane, propane, and other compounds that can be easily processed into valuable fuels and feed-stock chemicals for rubber and plastics. Royal Dutch Shell this month announced that an upper Ohio River site, just across the state border in Monaca, Pa., is its favored location to build a multi-billion dollar plant to convert natural gas to ethylene and other feed-stock chemicals. The Utica shale may be even more valuable, say state geologists, because it holds 15.7 trillion cubic feet of gas and 5.5 billion barrels of recoverable oil.
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Posted 15 September 2012 - 08:33 AM
And i have the option of a custom gaming desktop. Im not changing my mind on any parts but you can still recommend different ones.
Mobo: maximus v gene lga1155
Ram: corsair vengeance 8gb (2x4 gb)
Case: antec nine hundred (the one on newegg)
Gpu: xfx 2gb radeon 7850
Cpu: intel i5 3570k
Hard drive: black caviar 1 tb
Psu: seasonic 650 watt x series 80 plus gold certified modular
Optical drive: the asus one not that important
So i don't know if i should get the m17x for the mobility and gaming or the desktop for the amazing performance and gaming. The laptop won't be used as much for school as were supplied ipads. Only thing i'd need it for is my java class which is much to easy. We use the school computers and they can run bluej. Im just worried if i get the laptop i'll waste money on something i'll be using as a desktop. So, laptop or desktop?
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Or build a slightly less fast desktop, and get a dinky $400 Best Buy laptop to use for Java.
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Posted 15 September 2012 - 08:49 AM
Thats it. I'm leanin towards a desktop and probably gonna save up and get an averge laptop.
Desktop. For the price of that Alienware, you can build a retarded fast gaming/media server/programming/AV editor/etc desktop.
Or build a slightly less fast desktop, and get a dinky $400 Best Buy laptop to use for Java.
Posted 15 September 2012 - 05:19 PM
I would recomend a cheaper motherboard, so you can get a CPU cool and an SSD.
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NZXT cases are good in design, the metal they use isnt too good (ive owned a Phantom, the side panel was too woobly for my tastes, it still solid)
Cooler master seem to have everything down nicely, just some people dont like their designs.. very nice overall ( I currently own a Trooper)
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Posted 16 September 2012 - 06:24 PM
Same case but now a asus maximus v extreme motherboard, i7 ivy bridge 3770k, corsair 750 watt, 12gb corsair vengeance, gigabyte 2gb ghz edition radeon hd 7870, and a 64gb m4 crucial ssd.
Edit: i want the motherboard to use in the future, and it has tons of things i will soon take advantage of. The case has everything i need at newegg with a great price too. Its upgraded with usb 3.0 and it looks good to. Btw forgot to mention the hyper 212 for minimal overclocking.
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You have a bare/silver steel interior with a window, stupid look.
Its not the best of cases for the money.. Just saying, if your set on it.. go for it..
I like watching these guys videos, they are a bit biased, but its based on previous experience.. Not some bullshit reviews who get paid to say the product is great in every way, and get products for free..
Im pretty sure the current Antec 900 on newegg doesnt have the cpu cut out, atleast the pictures..
This should only apply if you dont alreayd own teh case..
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Safran Acquires Rolls-Royce Share in RTM322 Engine Program
Safran, parent company of Turbomeca, has reached an agreement to acquire Rolls-Royce's 50 percent share in the joint RTM322 helicopter engine program for $380 million. The transaction is subject to regulatory approvals, and would give Safran the revenue related to the Rolls-Royce share of the RTM322 program, which amounts to approximately $110 million per year.
Under the agreement, Turbomeca will assume control of the RTM322 program upon the closing of the transaction. Supporting the RTM322 would allow Turbomeca enter the more powerful 3,000-shp helicopter engine segment, where it currently has no offerings. The company is looking to supply about 3,500 engines to existing military and civilian rotorcraft in the range from eight to 13 tons, as operators continue a trend toward requiring higher engine power.
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Debates of Oct. 19th, 2010
House of Commons Hansard #82 of the 40th Parliament, 3rd Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was security.
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Oral Questions
2:45 p.m.
Mark Warawa Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of the Environment
Mr. Speaker, the member well knows the importance of the environment and biodiversity and protecting the environment to this government. Canada was instrumental in drafting the United Nations convention on biological diversity. We were the first industrialized country to ratify the convention and we hosted the international secretary in Montreal.
We have a strong record that we are proud of on the environment.
Oral Questions
2:45 p.m.
Judy Sgro York West, ON
Mr. Speaker, more than 640 days after the Conservatives promised action on pension reform, Canadians are still waiting.
Canadian pensioners are watching as the Conservative government spends billions of dollars on untendered jets, bigger prisons and unaffordable corporate tax cuts, and then drags its feet when it comes to tackling pension reform.
More than 75% of Canadians working in the private sector are without pensions and they deserve better.
Why has the government promised so much and delivered so little?
Oral Questions
2:50 p.m.
Jim Flaherty Minister of Finance
Mr. Speaker, the members opposite should pay more attention.
We did large consultations across the country. We went ahead with pension reform with respect to funding pensions over time, very important for certain Canadian companies and unions represented in those companies to ensure that there was some smoothing with respect to pension reform. We already did that. We already did the legislation. We already did the regulations.
Now, moving on to the next part, pensions for people in Canada. We are working together with the provinces doing the research and showing the kind of co-operative federalism that works in this country.
Oral Questions
2:50 p.m.
Judy Sgro York West, ON
Mr. Speaker, here is something that the minister can do right now.
Last Thursday, the Conservative-dominated Senate abandoned pensioners and the disabled by shelving Bill S-216. Instead of agreeing to fast-track the bill, the Conservatives eliminated any chance of getting it through Parliament before Christmas and, as such, smashed the hopes of hundreds of disabled Nortel workers who will lose their benefits by the end of this year.
Will the Prime Minister tell his Conservative senators to pass Bill S-216 immediately to help these desperate people?
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2:50 p.m.
Edmonton—Mill Woods—Beaumont
Mike Lake Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Industry
Mr. Speaker, this is a complex issue that is of concern to our government and we are carefully studying the issue. We realize that there are several bills, both in this place and the other, that relate to long-term disability. As with all pieces of legislation, we will carefully review these proposed bills and we encourage members from all parties to bring forward any ideas they may have.
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2:50 p.m.
Don Davies Vancouver Kingsway, BC
Mr. Speaker, this summer, senior RCMP officials spoke up about serious management problems on the force.
Today we learned that these brave whistleblowers are being forced out. One deputy commissioner was asked to leave, another pushed into retirement and the third targeted officer says that those who spoke out have become "sacrificial lambs".
Commissioner Elliott was supposed to reform an organization badly in need of change. Instead, he has become part of the problem.
Why does the government not stand up for courageous RCMP officers who are simply trying to improve our force?
Oral Questions
2:50 p.m.
Vic Toews Minister of Public Safety
Mr. Speaker, Reid Morden was hired under a contract by Public Safety Canada to conduct a workplace assessment of senior management at the RCMP. Further, he reports directly to the deputy minister of public safety. I do not think it is appropriate for a minister to become involved in this type of internal management of the RCMP. Therefore, it would be inappropriate for me to comment further on the matter.
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2:50 p.m.
Don Davies Vancouver Kingsway, BC
Mr. Speaker, Canadians want this government to get involved in the RCMP and make sure it is a good organization that works for them.
Every time someone disagrees with this government, the person is muzzled or fired. Instead of improving RCMP oversight, it terminated the complaints commissioner for speaking out. It let the victims' advocate go, failed to renew the veterans ombudsman, and left a trail of revenge for anyone who speaks up. Now it stands idly by while its own hand-picked commissioner forces out his critics.
Will the Conservative government admit that its commissioner has gone too far and will it uphold fairness for officers in the RCMP?
Oral Questions
2:50 p.m.
Vic Toews Minister of Public Safety
Mr. Speaker, what Canadians want is that member and his party to support our initiatives in respect of cracking down on crime. The protection of Canadians must come first. Unfortunately, that member and his party are one of the biggest impediments to safety on the streets for Canadians today.
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2:50 p.m.
Rick Norlock Northumberland—Quinte West, ON
Mr. Speaker, while the opposition members continue to play their partisan games, our government continues to deliver on Canada's economic action plan which is creating jobs right across this great country. While the recovery is still fragile, we are seeing signs of life.
Will the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Industry please update the House on the great news that was just announced in Oshawa today?
Automotive Industry
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2:50 p.m.
Edmonton—Mill Woods—Beaumont
Mike Lake Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Industry
Mr. Speaker, I would like to thank the hon. member for the great question as well as his hard work, and the hard work of the member for Oshawa as well.
In fact there was great news yesterday when we learned that over 600 laid-off workers are headed back to the GM assembly plant in Oshawa.
Our government's priority of keeping taxes low while seeing the economic stimulus through is clearly having an effect, so while the opposition continues to advocate for job-killing taxes, we will continue to create an economic environment that will create new jobs, just like the 600 in Oshawa.
Public Safety
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Anthony Rota Nipissing—Timiskaming, ON
Mr. Speaker, Canadian students, volunteers and workers who require criminal background checks by the RCMP are facing delays of more than four months before receiving the security clearance they need. In North Bay, for instance, the entire taxi industry risks shutting down completely when drivers will be required to renew their badges next February.
Why is the government not doing more to expedite the process and ensure that honest law-abiding citizens are able to pursue their goals and contribute to society?
Public Safety
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Vic Toews Minister of Public Safety
Mr. Speaker, the safety of Canadians and those who receive service from individuals is in fact our primary concern. We understand there are some delays in the way these issues are being dealt with, but what I must stress is that the various agencies that are responsible for that in fact are ensuring that Canadians remain safe in terms of these inquiries.
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October 19th, 2010 / 2:55 p.m.
Christian Ouellet Brome—Missisquoi, QC
Mr. Speaker, there is a desperate need for social and affordable housing, and the Bloc Québécois introduced a bill that would give CMHC's surplus to Quebec and the provinces. These billions of dollars could be used for social housing.
Will the government support this bill, which would be a major contribution to the fight against poverty?
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Diane Finley Minister of Human Resources and Skills Development
Mr. Speaker, we made significant investments in affordable housing for all Canadians through our economic action plan. As a result, 9,000 projects have been started and many of these have been completed. Nine thousand families benefited from this initiative, which the Bloc voted against.


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Southern Oregon University President Mary Cullinan's contract has been renewed for another two years and she got a raise that will boost her annual pay to $205,000. The Ashland Daily Tidings reports that the State Board of Higher Education approved the increase earlier this month.
Cullinan's salary is now fifth-highest of the seven presidents in the Oregon University System. In 2009, she took a voluntary pay cut during a budget crunch, making her the lowest paid among the university presidents in Oregon's system.
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To the Reader's Forum:
The excellent articles in The Post-Journal are focusing more and more on positive things going on in the community. For example, CLCS's program against students' incidents of suicide was inspirational. Fundraisers are a-plenty to help those with medical financial crises. Noting students' accomplishments in academics and sports (Tommy Campion, etc.) is inspiring to others.
The Post-Journal prints readers to the editor on many controversial subjects without discrimination. Voices from the Bullpen on Sundays focuses on memories, sports values and better ways we all can live (boundaries on the phone).
Congratulations on publishing so many articles that are good. That keeps me reading and cutting out clippings.
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Here's another custom dining table built recently by a few talented Vermont furniture artisans. I love the gentle curves and smooth lines of this table.
This customer brought his vision in as a hand drawing and soon that was transformed into this work of functional art.
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This column is a sample of volunteer opportunities available in Marquette County. Persons 55 or older can learn about these and other possibilities in their community by contacting Amy Mattson at the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program at 485-1782. Others should contact the agencies directly. Additional opportunities are posted online at UPvolunteer.org.
Girl Scouts winter troops are being organized, especially suited to middle school girls with a busy sports schedule. Winter troops can meet for three to five months. Volunteers must complete a background check and register as members of Girl Scouts. Basic training is available at www.gsnwgl. org. Email Jill Rady at email@example.com or call 888-747-6945.
Upper Peninsula Home Health, Hospice & Private Duty seeks hospice volunteers for friendly visits, veteran to veteran, community outreach or to provide a needed break for caregivers. Call volunteer coordinator Tony Evans at 225-4545 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Marquette County Habitat for Humanity seeks volunteers to help with construction on homes in Negaunee, Ishpeming and Gwinn. Volunteers also are needed to help at the ReStore in Harvey. Call 228-3578, email firstname.lastname@example.com or visit www.mqthabitat.org. Experience not necessary.
Marquette General Hospital seeks volunteers to greet, direct and give information at hospital entrances, and to provide informational updates to families of patients in surgery. Call 225-3280.
Volunteers with basic tax knowledge and willing to give two to four hours each week from February through mid-April are needed to help as Volunteer Tax Assister for the Ishpeming Multi-Purpose Senior Center. Volunteers provide a free basic tax return for eligible clients. Training is provided. Call Elyse Bertucci at 485-5527 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Upper Peninsula Home Health, Hospice & Private Duty seeks hospice volunteers for friendly visits, veteran-to-veteran, community outreach or to provide a needed break for caregivers. The next Hospice Volunteer meeting will be at 3 p.m. Jan. 19 in the Peter White Library Dandelion Room. Call Volunteer Coordinator Tony Evans at 225-4545 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Lake Superior Hospice seeks volunteers for office assistance, friendly visitor, veteran-to-veteran, and community outreach. Call Director of Volunteers and Outreach Samantha Collins at 225-7760 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Licensed cosmetologists are needed for two hours once per month to cut and style wigs for patients with medical-related hair loss. Volunteers are needed to greet patients and visitors and to provide hospital information once per week for a four-hour shift. Gift Shop volunteers are needed; days and times flexible. Call Marquette General Volunteer Services 225-3280 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Marquette and Alger counties seeks Big Brothers for its community program in Marquette, Munising, Gwinn/Sawyer and Ishpeming areas. Big Sisters are needed in the Gwinn/Sawyer and Ishpeming areas. BBBS also has a boy in Ishpeming and a girl in the Harvey area waiting for matches in the SWIM Program, which matches children with type 1 diabetes to a mentor who also has type 1 diabetes. New applications for Little Brothers and Little Sisters living in Marquette and Alger counties are always accepted. Call Liz Sherman at 475-7801.
The RSVP Veterans History Project seeks volunteers to transcribe veteran interviews for its oral history collection project; most are 30-90 minutes long. Completed interviews are copied and given to the veteran, and also sent to the Library of Congress for the national project. Call Amy at 485-1782.
Negaunee Public Schools seeks walking school bus volunteers to walk with elementary students one Wednesday morning each month (approximately seven to eight blocks). Popcorn volunteers are needed Fridays at Lakeview School and Negaunee Middle School. Call Diane Faust 475-0229 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Lifetracker volunteers are sought to place ankle or wrist transmitters on people with Alzheimer's disease, other memory problems or others who may wander. Volunteers are needed in Marquette, Gwinn and Ishpeming to visit one or two clients monthly to replace transmitter batteries. Mileage reimbursement is available. Call Yvonne Clark at 475-7997.
International Experience seeks families to host international exchange students for the school year, willing to share family traditions, American culture and a loving supportive environment with a boy or girl age 15-18 from abroad. Call local coordinator Cristina Anderson at 906-250-1500, email firstname.lastname@example.com or visit www.iE-usa.com.
Bell Hospital seeks volunteers Kids Corner, the gift shop and two coffee carts. Kids Corner is an adult-supervised play area at the hospital where children are dropped off for one to two hours while parents attend doctor appointments in the building; there are no feeding or diaper changing responsibilities. Gift shop volunteers run a register and provide customer service. Coffee cart help is needed at the hospital and Teal Lake. Call 485-2750.
The Salvation Army of Marquette has volunteer opportunities in the food pantry, thrift store and working with youths at the S.A.F.E Center in Gwinn. For the S.A.F.E. Center call Tricia Coker 346-5974. Call Brittany Massoglia at 226-2241.
Teaching Family Homes seeks volunteers for ongoing efforts, including animal care, classroom tutor, computer technology, environmental, facility maintenance, fine arts, grant writer/research, group home tutor/mentor, office support, publicity and marketing, school librarian, special events volunteer and sports and exercise. Call Lisa Burtch, volunteer coordinator, at 249-5437.
American Cancer Society Resource Center seeks volunteers at its Peninsula Medical Center office to hand out literature and help patients organize information during treatment. All services are free, and the resource center is volunteer staffed. Call 475-9897 or stop by the resource center, Suite 110 of the medical center off the Fair Avenue entrance. Call 225-3507 prior to visiting.
Grandparents Teach, Too seeks retired teacher volunteers to help provide hands-on workshops for parents and grandparents. The workshops help adults prepare young children to succeed in school and a lifetime of learning. Workshops are held in schools, libraries, hospitals, churches, and bi-monthly at the Marquette County Community Detention Center. Volunteer commitment is flexible. Email Iris Katers at firstname.lastname@example.com, or call 228-9183.
Marquette Adult Day Services seeks volunteers to bring their special talents to its program for people with Alzheimer's disease and related dementias. Examples include playing music, singing, arts or crafts projects, massage or yoga. Call 226-2142.
The K.I. Sawyer Heritage Air Museum seeks volunteer attendants from 1 to 5 p.m. Wednesdays through Sundays to escort museum visitors through the museum, answer questions and run the museum store. Intensive training is available. The museum is at 402 Third St., K.I. Sawyer. Call Bob Vick at 362-3531.
The Ishpeming Senior Center seeks a retired or semi-retired nurse to take blood pressures during walk-in blood pressure clinics offered 1 to 3 p.m. the third Friday of each month. Call Elyse Bertucci at 485-5527.
The Forsyth Senior Center seeks kitchen volunteers to help prepare senior meals for the congregate meal site and for the homebound. Hours are 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. Volunteers receive free lunch. Call 346-9862.
The RSVP Non-Emergency Medical Transportation Program seeks volunteers 55 or older from the Marquette, Ishpeming, Negaunee and Gwinn areas to provide seniors with rides to medical appointments. A good driving record is required; mileage reimbursement is available. Call 485-1782.
Great Lakes Recovery Centers seeks volunteers age 21 or older with good driving records to transport clients to appointments using an agency vehicle. Call 228-7611. GLRC also seeks one or two volunteers to assist with general office duties at its Marquette administrative office. Ideal for senior or college student/intern, flexible schedule. Call 228-9699, ext. 15.
Messiah Lutheran Church in Marquette seeks adult volunteers to provide supervision, guided study, tutoring, discussion and fellowship to children age 5 and older. Volunteers are needed from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays. Call 225-1119.
The Women's Center and Harbor House seek volunteers to answer crisis calls, provide crisis intervention and support advocacy services. Other opportunities available, training provided. Call 226-6611.
The Peninsula Arts Appreciation Council seeks volunteers for the Vista Theater Thrift Shop in Negaunee, to cashier, sell tickets from a computer program, do simple cleaning of the building, sort and hang clothes. Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Call 475-7188.


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April 24, 2003
Athens and Baghdad
The legacy of Athens was not only the glory of Western democracy. It was also the brutality of Roman tyranny. And the legacy of Baghdad is not only Wahhabi obscurantism and viciousness. It is also religious tolerance and a this-worldly spirituality.
Islam may have been born in Mecca and Medina, but it matured and flowered under the civilization that issued from noble Baghdad. Civilization is never static. It changes with the seasons of history. An inward-looking America of a century ago would hardly be recognizable to a student of American foreign policy since World War II.
Civilizations wax and wane but never stop evolving. Since this is so clearly the case, I can't understand why so many self-appointed pundits of Islam are convinced that Islam and democracy don't mix.
Who would have thought in 1945 that Japan would become one of the world's most powerful, liberal democracies only two decades later? Centuries of militarism and despotic rule there were turned around in a generation. It is hard to conceive of a return to the collective mentality of imperial Japan in my children's or their children's generation.
It is true that Islam is not a "democratic" religion. But then, I know of no religion that is. Certainly not Christianity, with its divinely appointed hierarchy. And not Judaism, which derives its legal tradition from God -- not from the Sanhedrin.
The bottom line of democracy is the freedom of every individual to vote one's conscience, and that tenet is missing equally from Judaism, Christianity and Islam. It has been argued that democracy in the West required that people experience the repeated and violent failures of feudalism to prove its worth, and the subsequent catastrophes of fascism and communism to confirm its value.
I don't believe it's a stretch to point out that the Muslims of the Middle East know very well how feudalism, fascism, communism and theocracies have failed them miserably. So what is to prevent Arab Muslims from diving enthusiastically into democracy?
The answer is their taste of the bitter fruits of democracy itself. Democracy has worked best in tandem with capitalism, and capitalism has always required expanding markets, greater supplies of resources and cheap and dependable labor.
These requirements have convinced many in the business world to exploit less-developed areas for their resources, their labor and their purchase power. There is nothing wrong with exploitation -- but there are two meanings to the term. One meaning is utilization, development and management. The other is abuse, mistreatment and manipulation.
In the search for a fast and easy buck, our capitalists have too often read exploitation the wrong way. The amazing thing about this is that we have managed to remain largely immune from the effects of our grand schemes.
Sept. 11 was our wake-up call. It hit us hard and it hit us where it really hurts. So as any nation would, we responded. With our superior technology and firepower, we managed to destroy two threats to our immediate security. First, it was the theocracy of Afghanistan, and now, the secular tyranny of Iraq.
We must now follow our display of military prowess with a responsible demonstration of our conviction that democracy works. We need to teach the Iraqis, as we did the Japanese, that we will accept nothing less than full capitulation and reversal from tyranny and violence.
But as any teacher knows, effective teaching fails when students can see the disconnect between teaching and personal example (and students can always see when there is a disconnect between teaching and example). This is the root failure of European colonialists. They educated indigenous elites on the principles of democracy and social justice, but set personal examples of racism, negative exploitation and autocracy.
Which message was the one that was learned?
We can teach effectively only by example. That means that America must demonstrate to the Iraqis and the entire Muslim world that our war was not a clash of civilizations or just another excuse for exploitation, but rather a demonstration of what American values are all about.
We need to prove that democracy can work for everybody; that it is not only a Christian or a Western experience. It may mean a slightly poorer bottom line for our businesses in the short term, but the long-term results will more than make up for it.
Reuven Firestone is professor of medieval Judaism and Islam and the director of the Edgar F. Magnin School of Graduate Studies at Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institue of Religion in Los Angeles.
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I noticed a substantial body of water on my GPS and internet maps, in the middle of a residential area. I drove around and eventually found a managed trail, part of Perinton's Crescent Trail system, marked also as a Wildlife Protection area. It's quite a sight, about the size of a football field. Something jumped out of the water a couple times when I wasn't looking in the right direction, I mean, like a fish. I'm tellin' ya, I don't think I was the biggest thing in the vicinity.
I won't give the specific address, but it's on the Crescent Trail maps accessible from the link above. Most trails are easily hikable, and you probably have a C.T. trail within walking distance of your Perinton home.
On another note, as I have mentioned in previous posts, my lovely wife and I are gradually packing and discarding belongings in preparation for a move (locally) to a ranch style estate, from our current two-story palace.
I called the Record Archive and asked about the sorts of used, vinyl record albums they might buy from me. In fact, I have a working turntable, but except for some specialty albums, I don't normally use it. We could argue all day about the merits of analog versus digital, but when it comes right down to it, vinyl albums are a pain in the neck compared to CDs.
In any case, a few old albums got one last spin, before I visit R.A. Of all you readers, I'll bet it's been a long time since any of you have listened to Stairway to Heaven and Hey Jude on vinyl. But, I have! Jealous? I thought so click thought so click thought so click thought so…
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You can get real numbers on all of that and more -- because plenty of people, for good reason, want those numbers -- right here at TheStreet. They matter, but only if you're trading the stock (please be careful) or stewing over a long position and have put yourself in the somewhat irresponsible spot of deciding what to do with it during one of the potentially most volatile times of the year.
Homey don't play that game and neither should you.
Because, there's no question about it, the sell-off in AAPL, assuming you judge the company on its present dominance, is way overdone. You mean to tell me that the competition is so fierce and formidable that it justifies an implosion in Apple?
No way. For as successful as Samsung and Google
For as confident as I am that BlackBerry
But Apple doesn't trade on the basis of what it is now, it trades on the basis of what people think it can or will be tomorrow. And that's a forecast shrouded in uncertainty. We all know why. The elephant has left the room; now there's a whole chorus of bandwagon jumpers making talk of Tim Cook's ouster go mainstream.
As such, I go back to what I said prior to Apple's last earnings report: Don't buy the stock .
It very well could be the case that all of this talk about Cook's ability and innovation stagnation at Apple is, as AAPL permabulls like to call it, FUD (fear, uncertainty, doubt). I think there's something to it, however, as always, I reserve the right to be wrong. In fact, I hope I am.
But, in any event, why spike your anxiety by buying a battleground stock during such tumultuous times ? Makes no sense.
Because, first, excellent alternatives exist (those big media names continue to run). And, second, if AAPL regains its footing and takes off, you'll have plenty of time to hop the train.


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Whoever is elected to fill the Tax Commissioner's seat in November can expect to have at least a little less autonomy in that office than Kay Allen was able to exercise over her more that 20 years at the helm.
Commissioners have already moved to set in place new agreements with Grovetown and Harlem to provide tax collection services at the same rate Allen was charging -- 2 percent. The difference is that money will now go directly to the county's general fund, whereas Allen had been pocketing those fees from the cities, averaging more than $30,000 each year in extra salary.
Finders, keepers.
Losers, weepers.
That's the playground rhyme that everyone learns when they are young. Many a misplaced quarter or toy has been claimed under that rule, which by according to some sources dates back to Roman property law. Although, I doubt that this little couplet adequately summarizes the entire view of ancient attorneys on the subject.
But still, it serves for most folks as a standard we apply when we encounter a lost dime, dollar, or other object with no discernible owner and of modest value. It's not a hard and fast standard, of course.
I got a call this week from a reader who was hoping I could shed some light on the many party questions that will be on the May 20 primary ballot.
To be honest, I hadn't paid much attention since such questions are from local parties and they are not binding.
They do serve a purpose, or purposes, depending on the issue. One purpose is to gauge interest in a certain issue. Sometimes these questions, depending on the wording, can serve as a "push poll" for party leaders, steering voters to respond in a predetermined way or exciting the passions of the electorate.
The clock is ticking.
Those who wish to save the old Evans teacher's cottage have only about a month to come up with a plan.
The property is under contract to sell – the owners will not say to whom – and the buyer wants the site cleared by Feb. 28.
It is about the last structural remnant of the old Evans community. Built about 1930, it served as a dormitory for the women who taught at the original Evans school across Washington Road. Most recently, it was known as the site of the Strictly Country gift shop, which was operated by Rachel Robertson for 25 years.
Why do we have an Army or a Marine Corps?
That seems like a silly question. The answer appears so obvious that it doesn't deserve a response.
There are those, however, who are stumped when asked.
These are folks who have little to no understanding of military issues and have trouble grasping basic ideas, such as the purpose of having a standing armed force to protect the nation and its interests.
These are the same people who are pushing to integrate women into combat arms.
Twelve years ago I was standing in the checkout line at Food Lion when someone said that a plane had crashed into the World Trade Center.
I remember thinking it sounded like a terrible accident and I would find out the details later. I knew it would be a tragedy for someone somewhere, but didn't really expect it to have much effect on my life.
Even if I had known the full details of what had occurred, I could not have imagined what it would mean.
A couple weeks ago I noted that area parking lots were sprouting red metal donation boxes owned by a North Carolina company that has been in hot water with state authorities over representing itself as a charity.
The company, Better World Recycling, has recently applied for nonprofit status, but that application has been rejected by the North Carolina Secretary of State.
While Scouting has long held a reputation for outdoor self reliance, it also has taught generations the values of citizenship.
Jonathan Francisco has learned that lesson and put it into action.
The Greenbrier High student, who will be a junior this fall, said he wanted his Eagle Scout project to have an impact.
It certainly did.
Safe Kids Greater Augusta, led by the Children's Hospital of Georgia, is seeking funding to take Francisco's water-safety project to another level.
A few months ago, there was no small amount of grumbling when the Columbia County Board of Education moved to require all school supporter organizations to run their finances through each school's bookkeeper.
More than 60 percent of those organizations, such as PTOs and booster clubs, were already in compliance, and school officials at the time said there was no specific problem prompting them to bring the rest of the groups into the fold. They said at the time, however, that there were several problems in the system that the change could fix.
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