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This Co. is a SCAM! Do not pay them any money. They call and misrepresent themselves as the IRS, Attornys and Law Enforcement in which they are not. They report old, out of stat accounts onto your credit report which is illegal. You can file a complaint with the FCRA. They also claim to be a member of the ACA but I spoke w the ACA and they said that it sounds like they are violating their member code of conduct and to file a report immediately. You can file the complaint athttp://www.acainternational.org/ Under the compliance section there is an ethics/code of conduct section you click on and that will route you to the page that has the link for the complaint. I would also suggest filing a complaint at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau at 1-855-411-2372 and the FTC at (202) 326-2222. These people are a scam and need to be shut down. Do NOT, absolutely do NOT give them any information over the phone and dispute any bills you have w them in writing. If they can not validate the debt, you DO NOT owe it and they must remove the tradeline off your credit report. Also if you feel like they violate the FDCPA, they are liable for $1,000 per occurence. Call an attorney and file a lawsuit. It costs you nothing.
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WASHINGTON, Sunday—I spent all day yesterday in Boston. While only one hour was spent in the morning visiting NYA projects. I really found it a very exciting hour. Over in Charlestown, Mass., I visited the new worker center for foundry and machine work. Besides the boys who are being trained, I found the first ten girls being trained in the use of machines, which they conceivably might operate, not only on defense projects, but in times of peace. I watched with care and I could see nothing that they were doing which was over-taxing or not suited to women's abilities.
In the foundry, a boy who had made a name plate for me, explained the various processes and handed me the plate. I think I shall use it on my Hyde Park Cottage so no one will enter without knowing the owner. Then we went over to the "Shell" near the river, which the NYA has acquired as its offices and for use by the music project. Here we found the symphony orchestra practicing and they played Ravel's "Bolero" for me.
It was really a delight to watch and hear them. Surely with the young artists, who are receiving an opportunity to develop their art on NYA, and the older ones on WPA, who have an opportunity to bring music to more and more people in the country, we shall gradually develop into a music-loving people. We cannot all be artists, but we can all be familiar with music. We can join in community singing, can enjoy music together as part of our community activities, which we develop for our joint participation. In doing this, we will certainly be a happier and better nation.
I enjoyed my lunch with the Women's Trade Union League group very much. In the afternoon I went to Harvard to meet with a group of students, which included delegates from Radcliffe, Wellesley, and Boston University. There is much to be learned from the questions these groups ask. They show much thought and effort to solve many of the problems we older people face and try to think through for the present and the future. I am glad to find this interest from youth, for a fresh, young approach is certainly valuable.
After this meeting, I dined with a small group which included Representative and Mrs. Thomas H. Eliot and I flew back to New York City on the 8:30 plane. My hosts were most kind and thoughtful and took care of me till I entered the plane. Then, to my joy, I was met in New York City by our son, Franklin, Jr., who drove me home and spent an hour chatting before he went off to meet his wife and some friends.
A lazy pleasant morning today at the apartment and I caught the 12:00 o'clock plane back to Washington. We flew with the blueness of the sky above us, but a high wind made it a slightly bumpy trip. Now we await Mr. Harry Hopkins' arrival. I must say I look forward with great pleasure to welcoming him home and with intense interest to hearing what he has to say of his trip.

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The Top Hot Dogs in Los Angeles
March 26, 2014
Updated on March 25, 2017
Baseball season is upon us, and this could be the year the Boys in Blue go all the way. If you've got Dodger Dogs on the brain, but can't get to Dodger Stadium, rest assured there is no shortage of great hot dogs in the City of Angels, from classic to newfangled. Everyone knows about Pink's. Here are ten other spots that do hot dogs right.
Brats Brothers
Bring on the lederhosen and polka music. At this casual German eatery, where pretzels dangle overhead and the waitresses sport short, printed dirndl dresses, you can choose from well over a dozen sausages. But you can also get a fat, juicy, grilled Hebrew National dog on a warm, toasty roll. Now the mustard fun begins. On each table is a round tray of a dozen-plus condiments, mainly mustards. Be sure to try the hot and sweet wasabi-honey version as well as the runny beer mustard. And if you're dining with a group, a giant, warm, salt-crusted pretzel is a must for the table.
Carney's Sunset Strip
Who wouldn't want to eat a hot dog in a stationary train car overlooking the legendary Sunset Strip? Such is the allure of Carney's. The original West Hollywood location dates back to 1975, and it's as popular as ever, an L.A. icon that attracts a steady stream of families, rockers and blue-collar workers. The beef franks are among the town's snappiest. Chili dogs get a squiggle of yellow or spicy brown mustard and then a generous hit of the lush, decadent chili along with chopped onion and thick tomato slices. You can also get the "Red Baron," crowned with grated jack cheese and neon red pickled cabbage. Some might argue that you aren't a true Angeleno until you've eaten a Carney's dog.
Dog Haus Biergarten
Happiness is a Sooo Cali dog, a pitcher of beer and some good friends on the patio of this urban cool dog spot. Like all of the hot dogs here, the Sooo Cali is served on a buttered and griddled Hawaiian bread bun, so you get those good, perfectly-crisped greasy edges. The beef link is substantial, and shares bun real estate with fresh arugula, juicy sliced tomatoes, ripe avocado slices and a fat squiggle of zippy basil aioli. It's a mouthful, but a happy one. Heat seekers need look no further than the Old Town Dog, a bacon-wrapped looker finished with caramelized onions, chipotle mayo, crumbled cotija cheese and a mess of fiery sautéed jalapeños. Additional locations in Pasadena and Alhambra, with more on the way.
Fritzi Dog
Given that the dogs at Fritzi Dog in the Original Farmer's Market are made with humanely raised, vegetable-fed and antibiotic free meat - no nitrates either - eating here feels almost virtuous. You can build your own dog and choose an original bun (soft, thick white bread served warm) or pretzel roll. There's even a gluten-free option. Or select one of the recommended combos. "Chef Neal's Favorites" - named for acclaimed L.A. chef Neal Fraser - include the simple but satisfying Slaw Dog, a meaty all beef link with the most delicate of casings topped with caraway seed-flecked cole slaw and a zigzag of brown mustard. The LA Street Dog is finished with bacon and jalapeños and is a popular favorite.
Larry's Chili Dog
A Burbank institution dating to 1953, Larry's Chili Dog has a fiercely loyal and eclectic clientele and more often than not, a queue of customers waiting to order. The lure is a classic chili dog, the way it was meant to be made - a juicy beef link is nestled in a soft white bun and covered with rich, sludgy chili, the type that stains the bread orange. Add a heap of shredded cheese for a few cents more, you might as well do it right. There are old time sodas to wash it down, like Nesbitt's Strawberry. They even carry the intriguing Mr. Q. Cumber. Shout out for the dollhouse-size picnic tables on each table that serve as condiment carriers.
Let's Be Frank At Helms Bakery
It's tempting to say it's the luscious onions, caramelized to black, that make the dogs at the Let's Be Frank truck so darn satisfying. But really it's not just one element. There's also the nicely seasoned signature grass-fed beef dog, a toasty bun, those aforementioned onions and upon request, a hit of Devil Sauce, a complex blend of jalapenos, vinegar, brown sugar, ginger and cumin that might be your hot dog's new best friend. The guy who's usually taking the money (and doing the cooking) suggests adding sauerkraut and Gulden's mustard. He's right. The seating isn't fancy - a few concrete benches across Helms Avenue from Father's Office. But what more do you need on a sunny So Cal day? Maybe an ice cold Boylan's black cherry soda. Fortunately, they've got those too.
This easy-to-miss storefront - just look for the Taco Bell next door - might be the city's most civilized dog spot. You order at the tidy counter and then take a seat on the expansive, prettily landscaped patio. Minutes later, your dog is delivered. The buns here deserve special mention - homemade, super soft (but sufficiently supportive), slightly sweet and topped with poppy seeds. They're a great vehicle for the Chicago Dog, topped with electric green relish, mustard, celery salt, a fat crisp pickle wedge, sliced tomato, and sport peppers. Meea's also makes their own veggie dogs using beans instead of the more typical tofu.
Skooby's Hot Dogs
Located across the street from Musso & Frank, Skooby's may not be a Hollywood institution like Musso's, but it does have a dozen years under its belt. The draw is simple - classic dogs, thick hand-cut fries and fresh lemonade. A combo, which is the way to go, will get you all three. Dogs here are the skinnier variety and have an ample casing. They're served on a connected trio of warm, toasty Hawaiian sweet bread rolls. Should you opt for the garlic dog, that roll will be blanketed with heaps of finely chopped, sautéed garlic - it's enough to make you wonder hours later if your pores are still giving forth the sweet, unmistakable scent.
Vicious Dogs
If Cheers was a hot dog spot, it might resemble this eclectic North Hollywood hole in the wall. "Welcome Home!" reads the menu. And what a menu it is - at Vicious Dogs, more is more. The Hot Chick for example, is a bacon-wrapped dog tucked into a warm bun straight out of the steamer, covered in mozzarella cheese, finished with a handful of crunchy chicken tenders, a hearty dose of ranch dressing, and finally, a hit of Frank's Red Sauce. It sounds over the top, and it is, but in a good way. The richness of the dressing and tang of the hot sauce serve to meld everything together. You can even get a dog topped with a crab patty. For those wanting to add a notch to their adventurous eater belt, there's the peanut butter dog - strawberry jelly optional.


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For the family of CaSondra Evrard, healing did not begin on Friday. Even though it was the last time Evrard's mother, Carla Cruse, would face any of the people who killed her daughter in 2010, she said she still has a heavy heart.
"Day one hasn't come yet," Cruse said. "There is no closure. There's too many questions."
Jamie and Jasmine Taylor pleaded guilty Friday morning in front of a courtroom of Evrard's friends and family. Jamie Taylor accepted a sentence of life for charges of murder and kidnapping, with an extra five years tacked on for tampering with physical evidence. Jasmine Taylor, who entered an Alford plea in exchange for lesser charges, will serve 18 years for first-degree manslaughter.
Under an Alford plea, the defendant doesn't admit guilt but acknowledges there is enough evidence for a conviction at trial.
Evrard, who was 21 at the time, was best friends with Jasmine Taylor. In December of 2010, Jasmine Taylor told her parents that Evrard had allowed her to be raped. The parents, Mark and Jamie Taylor, then lured Evrard over to their home under the guise of an ice cream party for Jasmine's birthday, where they tortured her until she died. Deputies found her body in Massac Creek a day later.
Deputies later arrested Taylor and her parents and charged them with murder and kidnapping. Four other defendants with connections to the Taylors - Denise, Destini and Brandi Marshall, and Zachary Finley - also faced charges in connection with the crime. Mark Taylor was convicted of murder and kidnapping in 2012 and is serving two life sentences.
Although Jasmine Taylor refused to speak, Jamie Taylor was outspoken during the Friday sentencing. She told the courtroom that she wanted a lesser sentence for her daughter because it was Jamie and her husband who had killed Evrard.
"She didn't do anything but come to the two people she should have when something was wrong," Jamie Taylor said. "It was us who made a mess of it. It says 'thou shalt not kill', and that's pretty cut and dry. We are in the wrong."
McCracken Circuit Court Judge Craig Clymer asked Jamie Taylor why she and her husband believed Jasmine's assertions, even though Jasmine had mental health issues early that week and was acting strangely throughout the night before telling her parents about the alleged rape.
"The last words she (CaSondra) said were 'I'm sorry'," Jamie Taylor told the judge, before the courtroom erupted in audible sobs from the victim's family. "You don't apologize if you aren't guilty."
Jamie Taylor told Clymer that she still believes her daughter was sexually assaulted, but Cruse spoke up during court to defend Evrard.
"Jasmine did do wrong," Cruse said. "She told a lie, a lie that ended up with her dying. CaSondra would still be here today if Jasmine hadn't told the lie."
Jasmine Taylor's attorney, Will Kautz, asked for a week's delay in the sentencing because Jasmine Taylor did not cooperate with representatives from the Probation and Parole Office during her presentence investigation, refusing to answer questions. Clymer refused the delay, and the presentence report will be added into her file when it is complete. Clymer did mention, however, that the competency report given by the Kentucky Correctional Psychiatric Center indicated doctors believed Jasmine Taylor was embellishing her mental incapacity.
Cruse, speaking after the hearing, remembered her daughter as a fun loving and generous young lady, with a love for the color pink and butterflies. She said she spends a lot of time in CaSondra's bedroom and out near the creek where her body was found. She said she is pleased with the overall outcome of the case, but has already traveled to Frankfort twice to appear at the parole board hearings of people involved in the slaying.
Though she received a life sentence, Jamie Taylor could see a parole board after 20 years. First-degree manslaughter is a violent offense, so Jasmine Taylor will have to serve 85 percent - or 15 and a half years - before being eligible for parole.
"I think they should never get out," Cruse said. "They shouldn't be allowed to see each other or talk to each other. I can't see or talk to my daughter, why should they be able to?"
Contact Corianne Egan, a Paducah Sun staff writer, at 270-575-8652 or follow @CoriEgan on Twitter.
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TANF ECF Needs You NOW!
August 2, 2010
Today, Mindy Mitchell writes about the TANF Emergency Contingency Fund, which is set to expire on September 30, 2010.
It's been called the "best kept secret" of the federal stimulus plan, and unless the Senate acts soon, it will be over in just a couple months, which would be devastating for families who are homeless or are just barely avoiding homelessness. It's the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) Emergency Contingency Fund (ECF), which the Alliance hasadvocated using to support homeless families since the ECF began, and which I have been exploring for almost two months now as part of my summer internship.
Because I worked directly with homeless families in my former (pre-law school) life, it's been more than a little frustrating for me this summer to learn how easily such a good program—for homeless families, for all families who are struggling economically, and for whole communities—can fall through the legislative cracks. The TANF ECF extension was originally part of H.R. 4213, which failed to pass the Senate until it was stripped of all its elements except unemployment insurance (UI). No one seems to know now what will happen to all the other vital programs that were originally included in H.R. 4213, but the Alliance is organizing an advocacy push in hopes of getting things moving again. The stated concern of some Senators about the original legislation was the contribution to the federal deficit (which may not be warranted, btw), but now that UI has been passed on its own, the rest of these programs (including ECF and the National Housing Trust Fund) are all offset and won't contribute to the deficit. So what's the hold up, especially when this program is helping not just struggling families but struggling businesses?!
See, that's the really cool thing about ECF, which CNN Money called "A stimulus program even a Republican can love"! TANF ECF can be used by states in any of three categories: basic assistance (to supplement the regular assistance programs TANF already administers), short-term, non-recurrent benefits (a wide range of preventive and supportive benefits, available even to families who aren't already receiving TANF), and subsidized employment.
Many homeless providers are taking advantage of ECF's short-term benefits to supplement and stretch their HPRP funds, including Utah's The Road Home. And more and more states are taking advantage of the subsidized employment possibilities made available to them through ECF to create some 200,000 jobs, which can be used to serve families at higher income cut-offs than the regular TANF assistance program. These jobs are the real stars of the ECF show because they enable families who are homeless or are struggling economically to improve their incomes (which is anessential part of ending homelessness, of course) and they benefit local businesses and organizations that are also struggling in these tough economic times by allowing them to expand and employ more workers without expending capital that many of them don't have right now.
It's a win-win situation for entire communities like Perry County, TN, whose economy was devastated after its major employer, an auto parts factory, closed. And it can be a win-win situation for even more communities across the country if the Senate would only move this legislation along.
Extending TANF ECF would allow states to maintain the impressive subsidized employment programs they've begun and would allow states that don't have subsidized employment programs to begin to implement them, increasing the well-being of families who are homeless and who are struggling across the country before that opportunity is "Going, Going," and totally gone.
You can save TANF ECF. Call your Senators and ask to speak to the person who works on housing issues (you can find your Congressional office phone numbers by calling the U.S. Capitol Switchboard at 202-224-3121). Tell them to make sure their boss works to protect TANF ECF before it's too late.


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Feb. 18, 2004
Recap?|? Box Score?|? Quotes?|? Photo Gallery
* Tennessee improves to 13-9 (5-6), while Mississippi falls to 12-10 (4-7)
* Vols are now 12-3 (5-1 SEC) at home this season ... UM is 0-6 on road in SEC play
* Vols are 41-14 in SEC play at Thompson-Boling Arena in last five seasons
* UT has an 91-19 mark overall at home since the 1997-98 season
Series Notebook
* UT leads all-time series 63-35 that dates back to 1924... The Vols have won six of the last eight meetings
* UT holds a 35-10 advantage in series in games played in Knoxville
* The Vols have won the last seven meetings in Knoxville dating back to 1993
* UM's last win in the series was a 86-73 decision at Nashville in the 2001 SEC Tournament
* Ole Miss' last win in Knoxville was by a 93-88 count in 1991
* Vols won the only meeting last season, 66-64, at Oxford
Crump Equals Career Scoring High
* Equaled career-high with 25 points, equaling his 25-point effort earlier this season at Nebraska
* Connected on 9-of-12 from the field tonight
* Scored 16 points in second half, connecting on 5-of-7 FGs and 5-of-6 from FT line
* Eighth double-double of the season and 11th of his UT career
* Fourth double-double in last six games
* Scored double figures in 17 consecutive games
* Tallied 20 points or more for sixth time this season
* Tallied double figures in 21 of the Vols' 22 games this season and 47 times in his UT career
McFadgon Nets 21 Points
* Scored 21 points, connecting on 8-of-12 from the field, including 5-of-8 from three-point range
* Opened second half hitting first three shots from the field--all three-pointers
* Hit 10-of-18 (.556) three-pointers in last two home games
* Scored double-figures in 18 games this season, including nine games of 20 points or more
* Entered the game ranked second in the SEC in scoring, averaging 18.2 ppg
Watson Stuffs Stat Sheet
* Scored 13 points on 4-of-8 shooting from the field
* Hit three-pointers to begin each half ... finished game 2-of-5 from 3-point distance
* Connected on 14-of-25 FGs (7-of-14 three-pointers) last three games
* Led team with 7 assists tonight
* 18th game this season of scoring double-figures ... 31st time in his career
* Led Vols with 10 points in the first half
* Tonight's game featured the SEC's top two scorers ... UM's Justin Reed (18.5) and UT's Scooter McFadgon (18.2)
* UT led 37-32 at halftime ... Vols are now 10-2 this season when leading at the half (34-12 under Peterson)
* Vols connected on just 8-of-16 from FT line in first half, finished the game by hitting 65.4 percent (17f-of-26)
* UT hit 90.0 percent of its FTs in the second half ... Connected on first 9 FT attempts in second half
* UT opened second half hitting 7 of its first 9 shots from the field, including 4-of-4 from 3-point distance
* UT's Crump, McFadgon and Watson combined to score 59 points and hit 65.2 percent from the field (21-of-32)
* Jemere Hendrix hit 3-of-3 FGs tonight ... He has connected on 17-of-27 (.630) in last five games
* Walk-on sophomore guard Pee-Wee Gash scored his first career basket in the final seconds
* UT outrebounded Ole Miss 36-28 tonight ... Vols 11-3 when outrebounding their opponents this season
* Vols now 11-1 this season when scoring 70 points or more ... 8-0 when scoring 80 points or more
Next Game
* Tennessee plays at Georgia Saturday in 2 p.m. (EST) tipoff ... The game will be televised by JP and ESPN FullCourt
* UT won the season's first meeting 89-65 at Knoxville Jan. 7
* UT leads the all-time series 79-50, but trail 32-27 in games played in Athens


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The sorts of things people say around 4:20, David Bowie reportedly sends along this interesting message: "This city is even better than the one you were in last year, so remember to dance, dance, dance. And then sit down for a minute, knit something, then get up and run all over the place. Do it. Love on ya. More music soon. David"
Pictured – image from the classic Bowie 1976 album 'Station to Station'.


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This is the time of year when many pastors sit in their offices muttering, "It happened again."The Rev. Rick Lance knows all about that. He has long been one of the true believers who battle the waves of "Happy Holidays" messages that define one of their faith's holiest seasons as the civic tsunami between Halloween and the inevitable wrapping-paper wreckage on Christmas morning.The problem is that whining doesn't work. Thus, Lance has grown tired of preaching his all-to-familiar annual … [Read more...]
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Donald Seitz had suffered through a long day during a bad week at his office on Nashville's famous Music Row.On his way home from a business call, he drove past the Greater Pleasant View Baptist Church in Brentwood, Tenn. As usual, the no-tech sign out front offered a folksy thought for the week. This one caught his eye."He who kneels before God can stand before anyone," it said, in black, movable letters inserted by hand into slots on a plain white background.Seitz pulled over and got out of … [Read more...]
Gallup, statistics and discipleship
George Gallup Jr. has been studying the numbers for a half century and nobody knows better than he does that they just don't add up.Most of the familiar, comforting statistics that describe public religion remain remarkably stable from poll to poll. Somewhere around 86 percent of Americans say they believe in God and another 8 percent or so in a "higher power" of some kind. Sixty percent say faith is "very important" in daily life and another 15 percent say it's "fairly important."In the typical … [Read more...]


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DEPUTY Manager for Tesco Antrim, Robert Mullen, has spring-boarded his career with Tesco by gaining a Foundation degree. Robert, completed his Foundation degree in Retailing.
A Foundation degree is a recognised Higher Education qualification in its own right and offers a progression route to an Honours degree at University. The study methods of a Foundation degree can be very flexible, which means that they are available to people already in work, those wishing to embark on a career change and to those who have recently completed level 3 qualifications (eg: A levels, Advanced Apprenticeships or NVQ3).
Employment and Learning Minister, Dr Stephen Farry said: "Foundation Degrees are higher education qualifications that combine academic study with on-the-job experience. This mix can help boost students' skills and career prospects whilst benefitting employers and their business. This means Foundation degree students graduate with a very specialised set of skills designed to meet the specific needs of employers in a particular sector. Foundation Degrees help learners to improve their career prospects by equipping them with the academic knowledge and sector specific skills required to progress in the workplace.
After completing the course, Robert got signed onto the Senior Management trainee program and went on placement as a Customer Service Manager to Carrickfergus Tesco Extra store. After a successful placement and appointment to this role, a year later he was permanently appointed to the position of Deputy Manager and now holds this position in the Antrim Tesco Extra store.
Robert said: "A Foundation degree is a great way to continue in education. It has the flexibility to suit anyone, as a student you can work full time or part time alongside it. This opens up opportunities for those who do not want to be full time students. Being able to work means that you are also gaining first hand experience in business and gaining confidence, whilst putting your skills and knowledge into practice.
"Completing the Foundation degree allowed me to develop my career in Tesco whilst studying and gaining a qualification and I feel that the qualification is a great opportunity for anyone who is currently employed. The decision to complete a degree can be a difficult one if it means giving up a secure job and income but the Foundation degree allows you to 'earn while you learn."
Foundation degrees are designed and delivered through partnerships between employers, universities and further education colleges and are available in a wide range of subjects. Further information about Foundation degrees is available at www.nidirect.gov.uk/foundation.


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Derek Mason enters his third season in charge of the Commodores with the program headed in the right direction, on and off the field.
Led by an attacking defense, Mason's Commodores showed plenty of improvement on the field last year, notching conference wins against Missouri and Kentucky en route to a fourth place finish in the SEC East. Following the season, Mason successfully revamped his staff with very accomplished coaches while attracting another outstanding signing class.
In 2015, Mason demonstrated his skills as one of the college football's leading defensive minds by becoming his own defensive coordinator. The results were staggering – Vanderbilt's defense ranked among the nation's most improved, finishing among the NCAA Top 30 in scoring defense, total defense, first downs allowed, red zone defense and third-down efficiency.
Mason has strengthened the Commodore coaching staff since arriving on campus. After the 2014 season, he lured highly regarded offensive coordinator Andy Ludwig and head strength James Dobson, along with two impressive young staffers in secondary coach Marc Mattioli and wide receivers coach Cortez Hankton. After the 2015 campaign, Mason continued to develop the staff, hiring veterans Jeff Genyk as special teams coordinator/running backs coach, Cameron Norcross as offensive line coach and Osia Lewis as outside linebackers. Mason has also brought rising stars C.J. Ah You and Chris Marve to mentor the defensive line and inside linebackers, respectively.
The changes helped Mason improve the Commodores to 4-8 in 2015, and guiding a squad that most keen observers see as continuing to progress in 2016.
In February, Mason welcomed a 20-player signing class that featured 18 three-star prospects according to national recruiting pundits.
Away from the football field, Mason's Commodores are witnessing plenty of recognition. The Commodores were co-recipients of the 2015 Academic Achievement Award, given annually for graduation success by the American Football Coaches Association and Memphis Touchdown Club. Three former football players were accepted into Vanderbilt Medical School last year. The team had 80 SEC Academic Honor Roll recipients and more than 40 Dean's List honorees in the last two calendar school years, and is recognized as a SEC and national leader in the SEC in its Academic Progress Rate (APR) graduation scores.
The personable Mason also continues to be actively involved in the Middle Tennessee community, contributing to several local and university causes, while making appearances at various social and sporting events.
Mason became Vanderbilt's 28th head coach in January 2014, coming to Nashville after serving as associate head coach and Willie Shaw Director of Defense for the 2013 Pacific-12 champion Stanford Cardinal.
"I am so excited to be at Vanderbilt," Mason said at the time he was hired. "This university combines the best of what's good about college athletics and academics. We expect to be competitive and look forward to competing for an SEC East crown."
Mason was defensive coordinator at Stanford since 2011, helping take the Cardinal to Rose Bowl appearances in 2013 and 2014, and consecutive Pac-12 titles with one of the nation's top defensive units. Under Mason, the Cardinal ranked among the NCAA national Top 15 in defensive efficiency for three consecutive years.
While facing seven ranked opponents and one of the nation's toughest schedules in 2013, Mason's defense ranked third in the NCAA in rushing defense (89.4 yards), 10th in scoring defense (19.0 points) and 16th in total offense (343.1 yards).
The Cardinal was one of only five teams last year to allow less than 100 rushing yards per game. The team was also among the best nationally in producing stops for negative yardage, ranking fifth with 44 sacks and seventh with 109 tackles for loss. The defense was also superb on third downs, holding opponents to a 32 percent conversion rate.
Off the field, the Cardinal ranks among the nation's best with a football graduation rate of 95 percent. Like Vanderbilt, Stanford ranks among the nation's elite academic universities.
In 2012, Mason was a finalist for the Broyles Award, given annually to the nation's top assistant coach, after directing a defense that ranks among the best in the nation and finest in Stanford history. The 2012 unit broke Stanford's single season record for quarterback sacks and topped the Pac-12 in numerous categories, including scoring defense and total defense, helping the Cardinal to a 11-2 season capped off with a Rose Bowl crown.
Mason's leadership paved the way to a historic defensive output in 2012, breaking Stanford's single-season sacks record (57) and pacing the Pac-12 in scoring defense (17.2 points), total defense (336.2 yards) and rushing defense (97.0 yards). In 11 of 14 games in 2012, Stanford held its opponent to 20 or fewer points, including a 14-point effort in the overtime win at top-ranked Oregon, who led the FBS with a 54.8 scoring average.
The 2012 Stanford defense held eight of 13 opponents under 100 yards rushing, and in a string of three consecutive games, the Cardinal recorded three of its top-10, single-game rushing defense performances in school history.
In 2011, Mason's first year as co-defensive coordinator, he teamed with Jason Tarver to mold Stanford into one of the Pac-12's top defensive units. That season, the unit ranked either first or second in the Pac-12 in six defensive categories, including rushing defense, third-down conversion defense, scoring defense, total defense, sacks and opponent first downs. Stanford finished third nationally in rushing defense. Mason joined the Cardinal staff in 2010, serving as secondary coach under then-Stanford coach Jim Harbaugh. Mason's 2010 secondary, which featured three players now in the NFL, was one of the team's most improved units, posting 18 interceptions.
At Stanford, Mason helped develop an array of Cardinal defensive standouts, including All-Pro cornerback Richard Sherman of the world champion Seattle Seahawks, All-America defensive end Trent Murphy, All-America linebacker Shayne Skov, and All-Pacific 12 safety Ed Reynolds.
Prior to his arrival in Palo Alto, Mason served as an assistant defensive backs coach for the Minnesota Vikings from 2007 to 2009, playing a vital role in the team ranking sixth in total defense in 2008 and 2009 as the Vikings won NFC North titles each season. Mason was introduced to the NFL coaching circles through the Minority Fellowship program in 1996 with the St. Louis Rams and also spent time with the coaching staffs of the New York Giants and Oakland Raiders. He joined the Vikings staff in 2007, where he worked with defensive backs coach Joe Woods.
Before joining the Vikings, Mason tutored wide receivers at Ohio University under head coach Frank Solich, helping the Bobcats improve from 4-7 in 2005 to a 9-5 campaign the following year that ended with an appearance in the GMAC Bowl. Mason spent the 2004 season as the wide receivers coach at New Mexico State, where he helped the Aggies lead the conference in passing.
During the 2002 campaign, Mason mentored the receivers and assisted with the special teams at Utah. The Utes also featured the NFL Draft's No. 1 overall pick in quarterback Alex Smith and eventual 7th round pick receiver Paris Warren.
Mason's move to Utah came after a three-year stint at Bucknell (1999-2001) in which he gained his first experience as a defensive assistant coach. At Bucknell, Mason served as defensive backs mentor for three straight winning Bison squads.
Mason's first three collegiate positions came as an offensive assistant at Mesa Community College (in 1994), Weber State (1995-96) and Idaho State (1997-98).
As a player, Mason was a two-year starter and four-year letterwinner at Northern Arizona. He was recruited to the university by Head Coach Larry Kentera, the grandfather of recent Vanderbilt receiver Kris Kentera.
During his NAU career, Mason was influenced by several outstanding coaches, including Kentera, Kansas City head coach Andy Reid, former Minnesota head coach Brad Childress, Jets offensive coordinator Marty Mornhingweg, former Louisville head coach Steve Kragthorpe, and former UCLA head coach Karl Dorrell.
Mason earned a Bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice from Northern Arizona in 1993.
A native of Phoenix, Mason attended Camelback High School.
Derek and his wife, LeighAnne, have two daughters, Makenzie, 18, and Sydney, 16.


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`India`s next venture is Mars orbiter mission`
ISRO Chairman Dr K Radhakrishnan today said the country`s next venture would be the Mars orbiter mission.
Bhubaneswar: Describing prospects of India`s space programme as exciting and challenging, ISRO Chairman Dr K Radhakrishnan today said the country`s next venture would be the Mars orbiter mission while the first navigation satellite is slated to be launched by June this year.
Mars has played a major role in evolution of life on earth and the next mission is the Mars orbiter mission, Radhakrishnan said during an interaction with students of KIIT University here.
"The first navigation satellite is slated to be launched by June this year. Chandrayan-I is a major step towards lunar and planetary exploration," Radhakrishnan, also Chairman of Space Commission and Secretary, Department of Space, said.
"The next major objective of ISRO is to have a GSLV rocket, which is scheduled to be launched by May," he said.
Stating that the Indian Space Research organisation (ISRO) was now focussing on satellites and launch vehicles, he said prospects and the way forward for India`s space programme "is exciting and challenging".
"India is planning to have a navigation satellite system, called Indian Regional Navigation Satellite, planned in 2013," he said, adding that six more such satellites would be launched in eighteen months.
Radhakrishnan said while most scientific organizations were researching about life and evolution, ISRO put importance on the study of the Moon, Mars and the Sun.
He said the environment of Moon and planets including Mars were missions of the future. "It is projected that by 2030 or 2040 Moon will be an intermediate station for moving to Mars."
On space enterprise, he said several satellites were carrying out important functions in communication, medication and global processing system, according to a release from KIIT university.
The turnover of space enterprises in the world was about USD 177 billion in 2012-13.
US, Russia, China and others were into high technology, including putting human beings in space, while India`s focus for last 50 years was essential application oriented programmes, in which it had become a role model, he said, adding India was among top six space-faring countries.
On academic research, the ISRO chief said many institutes had joined it for development of multi-disciplinary technology.
Academic institutions would continue to play an even greater role in the future.
"Launch of a satellite is a team work involving more than 2,000 (persons)," he said.


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A shortwave and area of warm air advection were causing showers over the Northland early this morning and these should continue to move east exiting most of the area early. A shortwave will move through the Northland today into this evening along with the front. There will likely be a lull in shower coverage this morning across most of the area but then as the airmass heats and moistens through the day, showers and a few thunderstorms will develop with coverage greatest along and just ahead of the frontal boundary. The front will just be entering our western CWA early this afternoon progressing east this afternoon and overnight. The precipitation coverage will diminish this evening and overnight with loss of heating. Weak shortwave ridging will develop tonight which will bring a dry period later tonight into at least Saturday morning. Expect highs today from the upper sixties to lower seventies. It will be cooler around Lake Superior. The upper low will be moving slowly east to northeast tonight into Saturday with an upper trough extending well south through the region. Another shortwave and surface trough will start to affect portions of the Northland Saturday afternoon and we have low chances for showers or thunderstorms across mainly our northwest CWA. Some of the guidance shows the showers developing elsewhere across the CWA but we went with overall consensus which keeps them mainly over the northwest quarter of Minnesota and south of northern Wisconsin. Highs will be in the upper sixties to lower seventies and winds are expected to west to southwest. .LONG TERM...(Saturday night through Thursday) Issued at 341 AM CDT Fri May 26 2017 The long-term forecast period begins with a closed upper-level low progged to be situated over eastern Manitoba/western Ontario Canada will very slowly translate eastward, remaining just north of the Northland Sunday and Monday. The associated mid-level shortwave component of this system will continue bringing a series of shortwave impulses that will affect the region, keeping the Northland under chances of precipitation. Some embedded positive vorticity advection and isentropic lift will provide the forcing for these rain showers and possibly some thunderstorms, especially Sunday afternoon as 0-3 km low-level lapse rates steepen to between 6 to 9 degrees C/km. MUCAPE instability values vary between the primary medium range guidance, but could range between a few hundred J/kg up to around 1300 J/kg. So, there should be some decent instability in place for thunderstorms on Sunday. Storms are not expected to be severe. There does appear to be a subtle cold frontal boundary that looks to sweep through the Northland for early Monday as evident in the 925 mb temperatures, where we go from a range of 9 to 13 degrees C at 00z Monday across the Northland to 6 to 9 degrees C 00z Tuesday. This will translate to cooler temperatures Monday and Tuesday, with high temperatures in the mid 50s to lower 60s. Temperatures return to more seasonal values beginning Tuesday as a push of 850-700 mb layer warm air advection moves through. The models differ on chances of precipitation for Tuesday and early Wednesday as the ECMWF continues precipitation chances over the Northland, while the GFS/CMC models keep conditions dry Tuesday night into Wednesday. The consensus blends bring in a chance of precipitation Wednesday morning and into the afternoon, but only a small chance, mainly from the Iron Range southeast over the head of Lake Superior and into northwest Wisconsin. Due to the model uncertainty, will maintain the consensus blends for now. Dry period from Wednesday evening through Thursday afternoon as high pressure situated over Saskatchewan and Manitoba Canada takes control over the region, and continues through the rest of the forecast period. && .AVIATION...(For the 12Z TAFS through 12Z Saturday morning) Issued at 633 AM CDT Fri May 26 2017 Mainly VFR cigs/vsbys expected for today, with some isolated MVFR cig/vsby reductions possible this afternoon. Lingering rain showers from earlier this morning has moved off to the east, which will bring a brief respite from precipitation this morning. However, another round of rain showers, and even some thunderstorms, should develop later this afternoon as a cold front boundary moves into the region from the west. Model soundings indicate that ceiling heights will remain in the low-end VFR category, but these may lower in the heaviest showers/thunderstorms. Winds could turn from the south, to a westerly direction as the front passes by. Precipitation should exit the region by the late evening hours. Some patchy fog may develop along and downstream of Lake Superior as cooler air pours over the warmer waters. KDLH and KHYR have the highest confidence in seeing these reduced vsbys from the fog, with reductions as low as 3SM possible. && .PRELIMINARY POINT TEMPS/POPS... DLH 66 45 70 47 / 60 30 10 30 INL 72 45 70 46 / 30 20 30 20 BRD 75 47 72 49 / 10 10 10 30 HYR 74 47 73 48 / 40 50 10 30 ASX 71 47 71 47 / 40 50 10 30 && .DLH WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES... WI...None. MN...None. LS...None. && $$ UPDATE...GSF SHORT TERM...Melde LONG TERM...JTS AVIATION...JTS


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It has now become clear to me why I have wasted my time by being a college professor instead of a policeman in the state of Hawaii. Hawaiian police are begging the state legislature not to change a law which they regard as vital to the pursuit of criminals. The law allows policemen and undercover agents to sleep with any and all prostitutes if engaged in pursuit of a crime. Of course, if they catch someone who is engaged in prostitution the person can not be arrested if they are members of the Hawaii police department. Let me get this straight:
1. A man goes to a house of prostitution and has sex with a prostitute. Off to jail.
2. A man goes to a house of prostitution and has sex with a prostitute. Off to home if a cop.
I have a hunch that in just about any city in America many prostitutes engage in sex with cops because the alternative is winding up in jail. I guess the police of Hawaii simply have made legal what is allegedly illegal in America.


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Source Browser and View In Panal work again (Thanks Franz).
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A closed form solution for the dynamic response of finite ribbed plates
Lin, Tian Ran & Pan, Jie (2006) A closed form solution for the dynamic response of finite ribbed plates. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 119(2), pp. 917-925.
A simple and closed form solution for the vibration response of finite ribbed plates to point force/moment excitations is presented in this paper. This solution shows that input mobilities of finite ribbed plates are bounded by the input mobilities of the uncoupled plate and beam that form the ribbed plate. It is found that point force input mobilities of a finite ribbed plate are controlled by the plate bending stiffness when the excitation force is more than a quarter wavelength away from the beam. The input mobilities are mainly dominated by the beam flexural stiffness when the force acts on or very close to the beam, and when the beam flexural stiffness is far greater than the plate bending stiffness. Similar result is found in the moment excitation case when the moment axis is perpendicular to the beam neutral axis (bending moment excitation). In contrast, the input mobilities of the ribbed plate do not vary much from that of the corresponding uncoupled plate when the moment axis parallels to the beam's neutral axis (torsional moment excitation) where the input mobilities are mainly dominated by the plate bending stiffness. The reductions in plate kinetic energy due to beam insertions are discussed.
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Who can evict me from my apartment?
Only a city marshal or sheriff can legally remove you from your apartment. It is illegal for your landlord to lock you out. A marshal or sheriff will show you a badge when he or she knocks on your door. The marshal must serve you a notice before he or she can evict you.
When can the marshal come to evict me?
You must first be served with a marshal's notice of eviction, sometimes called a 72-hour notice or a 6 day notice. It will include your court index number, the marshal's name, address, and phone number and the date that the notice was served on you. It can be served by the marshal or a process server acting for the marshal. It should be delivered to you by hand. If it is not delivered by hand, then it should be taped to or slid under your door and also mailed to you by certified and regular mail.
If you were served the notice by hand, you have 4 business days before the marshal can evict you. If the notice was taped or put under your door but not handed to you, you have 6 business days before the marshal can evict you.
Marshals set their schedules every day at 3pm for the next day and you can call the marshal on your notice to find out if you have been scheduled for eviction.
How can I stop an eviction?
If you receive a marshal's notice, and you want to stop the eviction, you must go to court to file an order to show cause (OSC). This is a form that you will fill out asking the judge to reopen the case. Write why the eviction should be stopped. If the judge signs the OSC, you will get a hearing at a later date. In order to stop the eviction, you will need to serve a copy of the signed OSC on the marshal and the landlord. If you do not serve the OSC on the marshal correctly, you might be evicted.
What happens when the marshal comes?
A landlord must have a final judgment from the court in order to contact the marshal to proceed with an eviction. The landlord can ask the marshal to perform an eviction or a possession. If you refuse to let the marshal into your apartment, he or she can use force to enter the apartment.
Possession: A possession means that the marshal will order you to leave the apartment and change the lock on the door. It will then be your landlord's responsibility to move the belongings to storage if you do not make arrangements to remove them.
Eviction: A full eviction means that the marshal removes all of your belongings from the apartment and moves them to storage.
What if the marshal has come out, do I have time to go to court?
First, collect all of your important personal items, legal papers and anything of value that you can carry. Also, remember to take any medications. You can go to court to ask the judge for an order to stop the landlord from renting the apartment to someone else and give you time to come up with the rest of the money.
You will need to show the judge some proof that you will have the money. If the marshal came while you were not home, you can still go to court and file an order to show cause. You can ask the judge for access to the apartment to get important belongings, documents, and medications.
What if someone who lives in my home is sick, disabled or elderly or I am at the end of my pregnancy or have an infant at home?
If an adult is sick, disabled, elderly, at the end of a pregnancy, or there is an infant living in the home, get proof or a doctor's note and fax it to the marshal. The marshal will then be required to refer your case to Adult Protective Services, a city agency, and APS will come to evaluate your household for services. This process can delay eviction by 2 weeks.
Can I get back into the apartment after I have been evicted?
After a city marshal evicts you, there is still a chance that you can get back into the apartment. To do this, go to court right after the eviction and do an order to show cause. The judge may allow you to go back to the apartment to get your belongings and the judge may allow you to stay in the apartment. Generally, you will not be allowed to stay in the apartment unless you have paid all of the back rent that you owe. You may also be required to pay legal fees or marshal fees before you can stay in the apartment again.
When you file the order to show cause, you can ask the judge to order the landlord to keep the apartment available for you and give you a chance to get all of the money that you owe.
If I stopped the marshal's notice, can they still evict me?
After you serve the order to show cause on the marshal, he or she cannot evict you until after the next court date. When you go to the hearing, you will discuss with the judge and the landlord if you will get more time. The judge will determine if the marshal will have to re-serve you the eviction notice or if he or she can still execute the previous notice. Sometimes, the judge will order the marshal to re-serve you by mail.
A marshal's notice is effective for 30 days from the date it was served. That means that a marshal can come back and evict you without re-serving the notice if it has been less than 30 days since it was served and the judge does not require re-service. If it has been more than 30 days since the last marshal's notice was served, the marshal will have to serve you another notice and wait the 4 or 6 business days before evicting you.
What is an illegal eviction?
An illegal eviction is when someone other than the marshal or sheriff locks you out AND you were in the apartment for more than 30 days OR you paid rent for the apartment OR had a lease. If you have been illegally evicted, you can go to your local precinct for help.
According to section #21412 of the Patrolman's Guide, a police officer should assist you in regaining access to your apartment.
Another option if the landlord illegally locks you out is to go to Housing Court and file an order to show cause to restore possession. Tell the clerk you were illegally locked out. You will need to know the landlord's name and address in order to file the papers.
What is a constructive eviction?
A constructive eviction is when the landlord or management intentionally cuts off your heat or water or electricity or does something else to block you from entering or using your apartment. If your landlord does this, call the police. The police should force the landlord to restore your services. You can also file an emergency HP Action against your landlord in Housing Court.


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Our extensive professional services staff work directly with every department within our organization to ensure you receive the information and support you need to provide the best care for the companion animals in your care.
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Race Foster, DVM
Dr. Foster received his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Michigan State University where he earned the 1983 Feline Medicine and Surgery Award for academic achievements in feline medicine.
A member of the Michigan and Wisconsin Veterinary Medical Associations, Dr. Foster is the co-author of four books on pet health, care, and behavior, and has a special interest in consulting and working with professional dog and cat breeders, especially in the area of preventive animal health.
Dr. Foster served two terms on the Board of Directors of the Veterinary Teaching Hospital at Michigan State University, where he also participates on the Michigan Veterinary Practitioner Advisory Council.
Marty Smith, DVM
Dr. Marty Smith received his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree at Iowa State University and is a member of the Wisconsin Veterinary Medical Association.
In addition to co-authoring four books with Dr. Foster, Dr. Smith has written hundreds of articles on pet health, care, and behavior and is very involved as a consultant with pet organizations, breeders, trainers and other writers across the United States. A number of Dr. Smith's English Setters have competed in the national showing circuit, including Ch. Sevenoaks Golden Garters, "Vegas," who was the 1997 Am. Can. Grand National Champion.
Katharine Hillestad, DVM
Dr. Kathy Hillestad received her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from the University of Illinois. She is a companion animal veterinarian and has a special interest in feline medicine, animal behavior and nutrition. Dr. Hillestad has been with Doctors Foster and Smith since 2001. She is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association and the Wisconsin Veterinary Medical Association.
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Dr. Angela Walter received her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She is a small animal veterinarian, focusing mainly on canine and feline medicine, with a special interest in internal medicine and endocrine diseases. Dr. Walter is a member of the Wisconsin Veterinary Medical Association and the American Veterinary Medical Association.
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During that time, he gained considerable knowledge experimenting with various shipping techniques, medication protocols, and filtration technologies, striving to improve the well-being of aquarium animals while reducing mortality rates. For over 20 years, he has been a leading advocate for specialized shipping techniques that ensure the health of aquatic life during transit.
In 2004, Kevin proposed starting up an aquaculture coral facility at Drs. Foster and Smith's headquarters in Rhinelander, WI, designing and directing the initial construction of the Midwest's most state-of-the-art Aquaculture Coral & Marine Life Facility, which opened in July of 2005. In 2007, he designed Phase II of the facility, which more than doubled the size to over 20,000 gallons, adding more coral raceways and quarantine systems for corals and invertebrates, along with three dedicated fish systems to house rare and unusual saltwater fish from around the world.
Kevin has bred and reared nearly 100 species of fresh and saltwater fish and was one of the early pioneers in the U.S. to maintain live corals in captivity in the early 1980's. He has a special interest in Small Polyp Stony Corals (SPS), Non-Photosynthetic (NPS) corals, and filter feeding invertebrates. He currently maintains a thriving Acropora dominated SPS reef aquarium, as well as a beautiful and very successful NPS aquarium in his office here at Drs. Foster and Smith.
Most recently, Kevin successfully paired, and spawned, several batches of eggs from the rare McCulloch's clownfish (Amphiprion mccullochi) at the LiveAquaria.com facility in Rhinelander, WI! Kevin is the first person in the U.S to accomplish this feat, and one of only two expert aquarists in the world to successfully breed McCulloch's clownfish.
Kevin earned his Bachelor of Science degree from Wright State University, and is a member of the Marine Aquarium Societies of North America (MASNA), and participates in the local reef aquarium club, Northern Wisconsin Reef Society. He has received the Saltwater Aquarium of the Year and Reef Aquarium of the Year awards from the Greater Dayton Aquarium Society.
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Drs. Foster and Smith Aquaculture and Marine Life Facility Operations Manager Steve Krogh has an extensive background in aquarium keeping as a retailer, professional technician, and member of the Greater Minnesota Reef Society/Duluth, Twin Cities Marine Aquarium Society, and the Northern Wisconsin Reef Society. Steve has maintained a variety of freshwater aquariums since the age of 12, from goldfish to planted community aquariums, discus and a variety of African and South American cichlid biotopes. He has also maintained numerous marine FOWLR and marine reef aquariums for over 18 years, having propagated a diversity of corals, including soft, LPS, and SPS. Steve oversees the day-to-day operations, husbandry, and maintenance in our Aquaculture Coral and Marine Life Facility, and facilitates the continuing education of customer service representatives and the technical support team.
Chris Mueller
Inventory Analyst and reef hobbyist Chris Mueller holds a degree in Accounting from Nicolet College. She has been a vital member of the LiveAquaria.com staff for over 11 years, beginning as an aquarium expert for Drs. Foster and Smith's call center, assisting customers with technical questions and order fulfillment. Chris keeps in close contact with all of the LiveAquaria.com vendors and is responsible for the logistics and coordination of all new livestock additions to the LiveAquaria.com website. Chris is also responsible for helping attendees schedule tour times for the Aquaculture Coral & Marine Life Centers Open House tours. Chris also oversees inventory of both livestock and all the supplies needed to maintain LiveAquaria.com's SigNature® Shipping System.
Kelvin Fujikawa, BA, MSE
Born and raised in Honolulu, Hawaii, Aquatic Specialist and Lead Educational Staff writer Kelvin Fujikawa has a lifetime of experience in tropical reef ecology and water gardening. Having maintained numerous aquarium setups at Drs. Foster and Smith - including FOWLR, Reef, African Cichlid, and Freshwater Planted systems - Kelvin has assisted customers both on the phone and through the numerous articles he writes for the Aquarium Outfitters and Pond catalogs. He holds degrees in English and Anthropology from Ripon College and a Masters of Science & Engineering in technical writing and translation from the University of Wisconsin - Madison.
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Our Pharmacy Services staff and our veterinary staff works together with your veterinarian to ensure the medications you receive from us are of the highest quality. To help make pet care more affordable for all pet owners, we offer you significant savings on your medications each and every time you fill your prescriptions through us.
We offer a wide range of prescription services for your veterinarian and look forward to partnering with him or her to provide your pet with the best care possible at the best price available.
Brian Schafer, RPh
Brian graduated from North Dakota State University in 1985, at which time he joined the United States Public Health Service where he worked with the Indian Health Service for twenty years. As the Chief Pharmacist at Drs. Foster and Smith, Brian will be happy to talk to you about your pet's health or how to improve the services we provide. Brian enjoys spending time outdoors with his two Golden Retrievers and appreciates how pets enhance your life.
Debra Freitag, RPh
Deb graduated from the University of Wisconsin in 1976 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Pharmacy. She has practiced in hospital, long-term care, and retail settings. Deb has always loved pets as part of her family. She currently has two cats and recently adopted a 9 year old Golden Retriever. She believes pets have a positive influence in our lives. She looks forward to supporting the health and well-being of your pets.
Rick Howe, RPh
Rick graduated from the University of Wisconsin in 1976 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Pharmacy. He has many years of pharmacy experience, including hospital, clinical, and retail settings. Rick was raised on a dairy farm and realizes the importance of overall animal health. He enjoys the companionship of two standard poodles, which of course are part of the family. He would be happy to help you promote the health and well-being of your beloved pets.
Doug Kennedy, RPh
Doug graduated from the University of Wisconsin, Madison in 1978. He has 32 years of experience in retail and long-term care pharmacy. Doug enjoys the companionship of a Boston Terrier and looks forward to helping you with your pet-care needs.
Sue Sharrow, RPh
Sue graduated from the University of Wisconsin in 1985 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Pharmacy. She has since practiced in clinic, independent and chain retail pharmacies. Sue grew up with pets in her family and currently counts 2 cats and 2 dogs as family members. She believes that pets help keep humans healthy. Sue looks forward to helping you maintain the health of your pet family members.
Dave Sorenson, RPh
Dave earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Pharmacy from the University of Wisconsin in 1983. He has since practiced in a variety of settings including clinic, community and large chain pharmacies. Dave has always had pets as a part of his family and knows the importance they have in our lives. He looks forward to helping others maintain the health and well-being of their pets.
Jenny Darton, Pharm D
Jenny graduated from the University of Wisconsin in 2003 with a Doctor of Pharmacy degree. She has since practiced in community, clinic, and long-term care pharmacy settings. Jenny grew up with family pets and appreciates the beneficial effects they have on our lives. She looks forward to supporting the health of your pets.
Kathy Dugger, Pharm D
Kathy graduated with a Doctor of Pharmacy degree from the University of the Pacific, California, in 1998. She has practiced in community, pharmacy benefit management and long term care settings prior to working with Drs. Foster and Smith. Although she adores and is committed to the welfare of all animals, she holds a special interest for canines. Participating in dog events has become much more than just a hobby for her and she appreciates the relationship you have with your own pets. Kathy shares her life with her family and her lovely Bernese Mountain Dogs.
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The Republican Party, led by xenophobic demagogues, has no room for those committed to a rational, humane approach. Rudy Giuliani — hardly one to shy from tough, civil-liberty-defying crackdowns — was pilloried during the 2008 presidential race for having forbidden his police officers to inquire about legal status.
Democrats in Washington should not be let off the hook, either. They have been unwilling to pass sensible, serious immigration reform, or to engage in public debate to counter the willful, often racist disinformation from the right.
No doubt, Democrats will continue to win the Hispanic vote regardless, thanks to the noxiousness of the GOP. But merely being the not-hateful party should not be sufficient.
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Republicans vote to keep America vulnerable to another economic disaster by opposing not just Wall Street reform, but the very idea of even debating it. The "party of no" strikes again. Yet the GOP's power is expected to grow in November's elections. Go figure.
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Today the Vatican announced that Pope Francis has selected a
small group of cardinals from around the world to form a council "to advise him in the
governance of the Universal Church." The headline on the
Vatican Radio report specifies "Curia reform" as the council's purview.
From the Vatican Secretariat of State communique on the advisory body:
The Holy Father Francis, taking up a
suggestion that emerged during the General Congregations preceding the
Conclave, has established a group of cardinals to advise him in the government
of the universal Church and to study a plan for revising the Apostolic
Constitution on the Roman Curia, 'Pastor Bonus'.
The group consists of:
Cardinal Giuseppe Bertello, president of the Governorate of
Vatican City State;
Cardinal Francisco Javier Errazuriz Ossa,
archbishop emeritus of Santiago de Chile, Chile;
Cardinal Oswald Gracias, archbishop of Bombay, India;
Cardinal Reinhard Marx, archbishop of Munich and Freising,
Cardinal Laurent Monsengwo Pasinya, archbishop of
Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo;
Cardinal Sean Patrick O'Malley O.F.M., archbishop of
Boston, USA;
Cardinal George Pell, archbishop of Sydney, Australia;
Cardinal Oscar Andres Rodriguez Maradiaga, S.D.B.,
archbishop of Tegucigalpa, Honduras, in the role of coordinator; and
Bishop Marcello Semeraro of Albano, Italy, in the role of
group's first meeting has been scheduled for 1-3 October 2013. His Holiness is,
however, currently in contact with the aforementioned cardinals.
Significantly, only one of these cardinalsCardinal Bertellois
currently a member of the Curia. Pastor
Bonus, the document that will be studied for revision by the group,
defines the structure and various roles of the Curia, including the Secretariat
of State and the various congregations and pontifical councils.
Palmo has further details on some of the cardinals making up this new
advisory body:
Beyond Bertello,
the only other member of the group with Curial experience is ErrÁzuriz, a
member of the Schoenstatt movement who
served as Secretary of the "Congregation for Religious" from 1990-96.
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the group's coordinator, despite having served as archbishop of the Honduran
capital since 1993, Rodríguez (above) like ErrÁzuriz, another past president
of CELAM is a well-known figure on the Roman scene thanks both his days in
the continental post and his current side-role as president of Caritas
Internationalis, the federation of the global church's charitable
and humanitarian-aid agencies. In the latter capacity, the 70 year-old cardinal
was involved in a scrap with B16's Curia over its 2012 push to
overhaul Caritas, a
process which saw the forced departure of the group's secretary-general,
Leslie Ann Knight, allegedly for having been overtly "critical of the
Vatican machine."
In a
similar vein, the famously-combative Pell the only non-Curialist in the
four-man group convoked last year by Benedict had been tipped in
2010 as the
now-retired Pope's choice to lead the Congregation for Bishops, but the plan fell apart after a vicious "dirty pool"
effort behind the walls succeeded in its intent to block Pell's appointment.
bluntly, by calling in figures who have clashed to a considerable degree with
the Establishment he's inherited, Francis is bringing the Curia's chickens home
to roost.
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James Levine Plots His Conducting Comeback
If all goes according to plan, James Levine will be returning to the podium later this month. The music director of the Metropolitan Opera since 1976 is scheduled to lead the Met Orchestra in a concert at Carnegie Hall on May 19. In the first episode in a two-part interview with the conductor, host Marilyn Horne talks with Levine about his comeback.
Levine's health issues have been ongoing. After suffering back pain for years, he had a series of operations to alleviate the problem. While he was recovering, he fell and injured his spinal cord, which required further surgery.
The 69-year-old Levine says the last two years have been difficult, but he's walking now and the pain has subsided. He tells Horne about the ways in which he passed the time while undergoing therapy.
Horne and Levine have collaborated many times on stage, having first worked together at the Met in 1973, in a production of The Barber of Seville. Given that history, she asks him about the current state of operatic voices, and especially about some of the Wagnerian singers active today.
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After the loss, I didnt see too many people talking about any positives. But lets face it, DW has had some of the best returns for a KR the Giants have seen in years. If he keeps it up, that is an extremely valuable asset to have.
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I did my spring investigation and found that the bottom box on one of my hives has cross comb in it. THe hive has one heavy, full of honey and bees, box and a lower that is pretty much empty save four sets of crossed comb....its not much, maybe 1/4 of the box, but the comb does have some honey and lots of bees on it. The box in question was scrapped together and added late last summer and just had some slats thrown in it (no grooves with wax or guides of any sort) so its my bad...So, I replaced the lower box with a better box with good slates but am unsure what to do with the cross combed box. I wanted to just pull it and "shoo" the bees off but did not want to accidentally hurt or loose the queen. So right now, as of yesterday, I placed the cross combed box on top of the full box which is on top of the nice, new box.
It was beautiful yesterday but now is raining - so the next nice day do I cut the cross comb out, trying to preserve it, and attach it to the slats in the bottom box? Or, do I brush the bees off it, press it, and feed the honey back to the bees? Im not sure if it has any eggs or larve in it so Im not sure.....


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Earlier today my girlfriend came over and helped me out with a few finishing touches of my Fett. We stitched beltloops around the knees to keep them from falling and wandering, then she sewed a small pocket on the inside of my vest to house the battery pack for my chest display. (I'll be sure to post some detailed pix of that in the future, it works very well)
I got to float around town for about an hour hitting up a few local bars in the neighborhood(sorry, no pix of peoples reactions).
My Fett is not canon and I took several "atrisic liberties" woth the creation of it. It is mostly a SE Fett but mostly it's what I like to call "Suspect86's Best-Of/frankenstein-style Boba."
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good cruise but ship needs an update: Celebrity Millennium Cruise Review by OD2
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good cruise but ship needs an update
Destination: Australia & New Zealand
Embarkation: Other
Embarkation and disembarkation was smooth and organized. Not much waiting around. In general the service component was top notch everywhere on the Millennium. The Captain of the vessel was friendly and frequently seen visiting with passengers.
The ship was spotlessly maintained with crew constantly wiping things down and cleaning. They were touching up paint where there were scuffs in the halls, even though we were told the ship was being refurbished in a couple of months. Our steward came in 3x/day to clean our cabin and leave fresh towels.
We were warned not to bring bottles of liquor on board, but after the wine tours the staff said nothing if you came back on board with a bottle or two. We expected to have it taken away, but it just went through security and came out the other end without comment. This is unofficial and you won't get any Millie staff to discuss it, but lots of passengers did it once they found out. Bonus! More
The food: Main dining room was adequate and edible, if not distinguished. Corners were being cut in food, the portions were small, the chicken dry, and the meat was generally tough. Fish was a safer choice. The exception was the New Zealand lamb - fresh, tender, and delicious. We were spoiled by previous Celebrity cruises. Under Michel Roux, the previous Celebrity executive chef, Celebrity food was marvellous even in the main DR. We ate one night in the specialty restaurant, Olympic, and it was a definite step up, except my food arrived cold due to the waiters being too busy to serve it on time. Book the Olympic on-line before you cruise or you won't get a reservation on sea days.
The bad: Due to the size of Millennium it doesn't dock on the international piers or cruise ship piers, it docks at the container piers in many ports. Often the view is less than inviting at these piers with piles of containers, warehouses, train tracks, etc. For example in Wellington it was raining hard, and the pier was a long walk from everything. There were tracks on the pier to dodge, and huge puddles of water so you couldn't avoid getting your feet and legs wet. Everyone got soaked getting back on board.
Our stateroom (see below) had some problems. But the room was a good size and there was lots of space to store our things. There was a good safe. The quilted bedspread, bedskirt, stuffed headboard and curtains were very old and frayed. I wasn't sure they were very clean, and tried to avoid touching them. Less
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Cabin review: 7031
Cabin 7031...do not book this room unless they fix the problems. When we boarded we noticed the balcony door did not completely. The wind whistled and kept me awake. My husband slept OK, until one night the wind was up and the whistling became piercing shreiks through the cracks, then he was awakened and became just as annoyed as I was. We left a note for the steward, but I doubt he could do anything...the door appeared to be bent. The balcony was always wet because all the rain water from the cabins on either side drained into our balcony. We were in a low spot. I don't just mean a little wet, the water was sloshing under our deck chairs!
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