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The number of institutionalized persons with developmental disabilities has decreased by 75 percent and those living in psychiatric facilities has decreased by 91 percent since deinstitutionalization began in the1960's1-3. These people have been integrated into community settings only to find out that their community is often unprepared to meet their dental and oral health needs2, 3. Those with developmental disabilities are experiencing an increase in life expectancy due to advances in medical care3. Dental professionals often avoid treating this population in fear of behavioral support techniques that may be unfamiliar to them15. Compounding this is the fact that many individuals may experience increased health problems due to unresolved oral health issues3. This issue requires a number of solutions of which education of dental providers remains foremost7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. The Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) has responded with a revision of the academic standard regarding special care education9. This study surveyed New Mexican dental hygiene students in their final year of study in order to assess the amount of time students received both clinically and didactically in treating persons with developmental disabilities. This was then compared to the students' confidence level and likelihood to treat persons with developmental disabilities in the future.
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The Progressive Conservative and Liberal candidates for Ancaster-Dundas-Flamborough-Westdale took turns taking shots at each other during the Dundas Chamber of Commerce's provincial debate May 26 at the former town's city hall.

Both MPP Ted McMeekin and Tory candidate Donna Skelly were free to battle each other in what turned out to be a quick 55-minute, three-person event as the Green Party candidate Ray Dartsch talked in general terms about his party's ideas, while NDP candidate Alex Johnstone was noticeably absent from the debate.

Johnson, a public board trustee for Ancaster, was attending a school board meeting and issued a two-page statement to the crowd.

"I apologize for not being present in person at this important community dialogue and thank the Dundas Chamber of Commerce for its understanding,"Johnstonstated.

Also absent was Libertarian candidate Glenn Langton.

While long-term MPP Ted McMeekin defended his government's record over the last 11 years, pointing out the many projects the Liberals have funded in the Valley Town, the Tories' Donna Skelly never veered from her talking points to create a million jobs for the province, while getting Ontario back to financial respectability.

"We need to get our fiscal house in order," said Skelly. "We need to reign in government spending. We are where Greece was. If we don't we will go broke."

While she wanted to refrain from talking about all of the Liberal scandals, Skelly said the biggest scandal perpetrated by the Liberals has been that Ontario "has become a have not province."

She said in answer to a number of questions about the area's poverty rate, low social assistant rates and the high rate of food bank usage, that the answer is to create jobs for people.

"You can not feed your family when you are taxed to death and that is what the Liberal government has done," said Skelly, to enthusiastic applause.

But McMeekin continued to highlight his government's accomplishments, while raising the specter of former Tory leader Mike Harris's anti-government agenda. He called Tory leader Tim Hudak's one million jobs plan "déjà voodoo economics. (The Tories' plan) is to create jobs by firing 100,000 people."

The one million jobs plan has been panned by nearly all reputable economists, he said.

McMeekin touted the Liberal's record to the estimated 150 people who turned out on a hot and sticky evening of restoring the jobs the province lost during the recession. And despite what the Tories have been campaigning,Ontarioremains the "economic engine" ofCanada.

"We created more jobs inOntariothan the country combined," he said.

But Skelly didn't back away from her party's jobs proposal. She first questioned where those jobs are the Liberals supposedly created, especially whenOntariostill has an unemployment rate that is above the national average.

"(About) 500,000 people will wake up unemployed without a job," she said. "Families are struggling. People have been laid off."

She said jobs remains the top priority for residents and the best way to fight poverty is a good job

Dartsch pointed out that during the Mike Harris government he managed to slash the welfare rates "to a level that made it difficult for people to survive. He also questioned why former Liberal premier Dalton McGuinty never restored those cuts when he assumed power in 2003.

"I'm not sure starving people is the way to force them to go out and get a job," he said.

Skelly remained undaunted, continuing to promoted cutting those 100,000 civil servant positions, and arguing government is bloated. The money saved from those jobs will mean a Tory government will be able to fund necessary programs.

"We need to start trimming the fat, start identifying waste in government," she said.

Skelly called the proposed Liberal budget, with its promise of an Ontario Pension Plan, and investments in infrastructure and transit, "irresponsible" because of its promises of more spending.

"Ontario is a ticking time bomb," she said.

And even though she didn't dwell on the Liberal scandals, she said wondered what Hamilton could have done with $1.1 billion it has cost taxpayers to cancel the gas plants.

McMeekin countered cutting jobs, slashing Ontario Works and Ontario Disability Support Program rates, and refusing to raise the minimum wage, which the Tories did while in power, doesn't equal a better society.

Skelly did receive a rousing applause that if elected the Tories will help launch a pilot project to allow developmentally challenged individuals to live independently.

"Their story broke my heart," she said.

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DOVER, Del., Sept 30 (Reuters) - The Delaware Supreme Court was told on Wednesday that it would be bad public policy to allow a closely watched ruling to stand that found investment bankers could be held liable for the decisions of the corporate boards they advise.
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I've been CG for about 7 years and my hair has changed so much in those years. when I started I would say I was 3b.
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When the USA and Brazil met in the first round of the Confederations Cup June 15, much of the pregame publicity swirled about past history: a famous 1-0 American triumph at the 1998 Concacaf Gold Cup that marked the only U.S. success in 13 (now 14) meetings at the senior level.
With all that out of the way - Kasey Keller's saves, Preki's goal, the incredible drama, a delirious celebration at the final whistle, Romario's gracious postgame comments about Keller's performance - the focus is squarely on Sunday's final and what has changed since Brazil's win in the last meeting.
As it did against the USA, Brazil scored on a free kick Thursday to down host South Africa, 1-0, but unlike the U.S. game - when the free kick yielded a cross delivered by Maicon that Felipe Melo headed powerfully into the net from close range in the 7th minute - it didn't break through until late in the match. Substitute Dani Alves lined up on the left flank to curl a spectacular shot into the top corner to silence a rabid crowd buzzing at the prospect of an upset.
Brazil scored in the 90th minute with a penalty kick to subdue Egypt, 4-3, in its opening game, but seemingly got into stride by smacking the USA and Italy by identical 3-0 scores. Perhaps buoyed by the Americans' courageous defeat of Spain, and certainly driven on by its roaring fans and thousands of droning vuvuzelas, South Africa chased and tackled doggedly, and opened up Brazil's defense on several occasions.
South Africa blunted the attacking efforts of Maicon, a marauding force as well as goalscorer against the USA, after he got down the flank early in the match to hit a dangerous cross. Ramires, nearly unstoppable at times in the group phase, seemed to lose confidence after hitting a tepid shot from a good position and failing to do anything with a clever pass from Kaka. Its success in fending off Brazil's attacks encouraged South Africa to attack at pace and with numbers as the Americans had done against Spain.
Midway through the first half, and again in the second period, South Africa took the game to Brazil and exposed the same gaps and flaws as had the Egyptians. Steven Pienaar and his teammates, though, weren't as accurate on middle-distance shots as was Egypt, yet he and Tsepo Masilela threatened on the left flank. Masilela's dribble and cross that just failed to connect with Bernard Parker is something the Americans can emulate.
Brazil committed 14 fouls, several of them close enough to its own goal for set-play opportunities. Aaron Mokoena headed just over the bar on a free kick, and Masilela forced a good save by Julio Cesar when he went directly for goal.
After conceding two goals in the first 20 minutes and losing Sacha Kljestan to a red card in the 57th, the USA did manage to hit the crossbar twice - Conor Casey and Benny Feilhaber - late in the match.
In terms of fatigue, the roles are reversed. Spain had the extra day of rest for the semifinal and though it dictated tempo at certain intervals, the Americans refused to buckle under a fierce onslaught in the final minutes. The USA will have the extra rest day for the final, though replacing the suspended Michael Bradley in central midfield will probably require a shift in tactics and possibly formation as well, with a version of a 4-5-1 among the possibilities.
If he has confidence in the Jozy Altidore-Charlie Davies tandem up front, Coach Bob Bradley can slot Feilhaber at outside mid and move Donovan into middle with Clark, though Feilhaber is best suited to a central role. That could move Clint Dempsey to the left, which is where he often plays for Fulham. Feilhaber last started for the USA one and a half years ago against South Africa in Johannesburg, the site of Sunday's final, and hasn't played a full match since the 2007 Copa America.
Another option is to start Dempsey at forward rather than midfield, but he's been effective coming from wide positions if more consistently dangerous up top. Even if the players ostensibly start out in a 4-5-1, in their best games there's been a lot of interchanging and interplay among the attackers, which if repeated will test Brazil and perhaps add to this unforgettable competition a second historic victory.


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Glentworth Hall, Glentworth
Large country house which dates from about 1566, which was altered in 1753. The building is in a very severe state of dilapidation. The stables of 1753, now converted to cottages, are also listed. For the full description and the legal address of these listed building please refer to the appropriate List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest. {5}
The original Glentworth Hall was a quadrangular Elizabethan mansion built in about 1567 to 1568 for Sir Charles Wray (for full details of the lives of Sir Charles Wray and his descendants, see Leach). It was surrounded by a deer park and formal gardens. By the mid 18th century there were no more direct descendants of the Wray family and the house passed to more distant relatives. In 1753 the architect James Paine was employed by Thomas Lumley, 3rd Earl of Scarbrough, to undertake an ambitious redesigning of the house and gardens although this was not completed as the Earl and his family moved to a different house before the rebuilding of Glentworth Hall was finished. However, the east wing was completed and an ornamental lake and possibly other garden features had been created before the project was abandoned. By this time the remains of the Tudor house (north, south and west wings) had already started to fall into ruin and contemporary drawings show most of the windows bricked up. During the 20th century the house was requisitioned by the RAF who added various structures to the rear of the main building. The older areas of the house continued to be neglected and the south and west wings were demolished in the 1990s. A wall was also built through the remains of the courtyard, re-using some of the stone from the demolished wings. The Georgian part of the house has survived better, although it has lost its top storey, and a truncated section of the Tudor north wing also survives. The stables which had been built for the new house of 1753 were converted into cottages by 1949. {6}{7}
The area immediately west of Glentworth Hall, though ploughed up, still exhibits traces of terracing and limestone rubble walls forming a regular rectangular layout, presumably of formal gardens [PRN 56483] likely to go with the late 16th century house. {1}{2}{8}
In 2001 the remains of the west and south wing were excavated, although not for archaeological purposes. No records of that excavation exist but it was not backfilled and so the exposed areas have recently been surveyed and recorded. {7}
1 Bibliographic reference: Everson, P.L., Taylor, C.C. and Dunn, C.J.. 1991. Change and Continuity: Rural Settlement in North-West Lincolnshire. pp viii,54; ARCHIVE NOTES
2 Aerial Photograph: EVERSON, P.L.. 1975-90. RCHM. 2982/12; 2937/20
3 Bibliographic reference: Pevsner, N. and Harris, J., with Antram, N.. 1989. Buildings of England (Second Edition). Lincolnshire. p 309
4 Aerial Photograph: COLE, C.. 1993-2002. INNER VISIONS. 203/0997/7
5 Index: Department of the Environment. 1985. List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest. 4/32, 175.001; 4/33, 175.002-5
6 Bibliographic reference: Leach, Terence R. 1990. Lincolnshire Country Houses and their Families. Part One. Part One, pp 70-72, figs 45-48
7 Intervention Report: Tony Sumpter Archaeological Consultancy. 2006. Glentworth Hall: Archaeological Asessment and Post-Excavation Survey. -
8 Map: Royal Commission on the Historical Monuments of England. 1992-1996. National Mapping Programme. LINCOLNSHIRE. SK9488; LI.610.5.1-5
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May 10, 2011
PPG Industries, Pittsburgh, recently announced the following executive assignments, effective May 1:
Gary Danowski, vice president, flat glass, has been named vice president, automotive refinish, EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa), based at the Rolle, Switzerland, headquarters of PPG Europe and reporting to John Outcalt, vice president, automotive refinish.
Richard A. Beuke, vice president, silicas, has been named vice president, flat glass, based at the flat glass business and discovery center in Harmar, Pa., and reporting to J. Rich Alexander, executive vice president, Performance Coatings and Glass.
Kevin D. Braun, general manager, architectural coatings, ANZ (Australia and New Zealand), has been named general manager, silica products, based at the Monroeville, Pa., chemicals center and reporting to Richard C. Elias, senior vice president, Optical and Specialty Materials.
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The company plans to launch the consoles in Europe on 3 May with an initial shipment of 500,000 units.
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Drawing a Tiki face is all about making symmetrical shapes, and usually captures the attention of some of the more "restless" students.
1. Give the students a sheet of brown construction paper, and ask them to fold it in half vertically so they know where the center of their face will be. Using the sample Tiki face for inspiration, demonstrate how they can draw eyes, nose and mouth in this style, always taking care to center shapes on the middle fold line. Emphasize that they are to draw lots of outlined shapes that will be colored in later.
2. After the face has been drawn in pencil, give the students a black marker to trace all the pencil lines.
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The Foundation of the Future Committee is made up of two task forces—one for academic programs and one for administrative programs. The Academic Programs Task Force is made up entirely of faculty members, and the Administrative Programs Task Force is made up of staff members and faculty.
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Hey what's up guys. I'm new to the forum and the reason I'm joining is because I'm trading my 2009 lancer ralliart for a 2009 5 speed WRX 5 door hatch in electic blue with premium package. Hopefully if everything goes through with the banks I should be picking it up on Monday evening.
Well as far as my 09 Ralliart I must say it is a great car and a good daily driver. I have the fully loaded RA which comes with NAVI, fosgate sound system, 6 CD changer, TC-SST tranny auto-manual tranny similar to what the EVO MRs and Skyline GTR's have etc etc.
The reason I'm trading in is because I'm looking to put out more power then what the SST tranny can handle right now and I'm also looking for the full control that a manual transmission offers. One of the most important things that influenced my decision is that the WRX has adjustable seats and they are also heated. So I'm turning to the forums now to give me some advice on what type of gains I can make with this car? Is there alot of aftermarket support out there? If so who are the vendors? Also is there any limitations of whp/wtq that the transmission has?
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Ray Bjorklund is senior vice president and chief knowledge officer at Deltek FedSources.
For contractors looking to do business with the government, it's easy to get lost in the dozen or so contract types you can choose from. But when you stand back and look at what the Federal Acquisition Regulation has to offer, you see two fundamental types: cost reimbursement and fixed price. Each represents one end of the contracting spectrum, with many possible variations and combinations in between.
That spectrum represents how risks can be allocated among the parties to the contract. Choose a contract type near the cost-reimbursement end of the spectrum, and the government takes on the majority of the risk. Make it some type of fixed-price contract, and the contractor picks up most of the risk.
Somewhere between the two extremes is the best contract type for the circumstances — one that recognizes the urgency of the delivery date, the complexity of the requirements, the maturity of the technologies used, the ability of the contractor to perform, and the ability of the agency to manage the program with fiscal stability and disciplined execution.
To complement the best contract type, there are many variations and combinations of purchasing methods, from simplified acquisitions to indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity ordering.
If contractors and agencies want to make contracting easier and more efficient, both sides need to take full advantage of the range of contracting and purchasing options available.
Without creating inordinate complexity, both sides could move toward combinations of contract types within a single contract by picking the elements that elicit the correct behaviors in contract performance — or what I have long called harnessing market dynamics.
For example, a contract line item number might represent a single contract type. Then again, the type of contract might change based on where the contractor is in the period of performance or other situation-specific circumstances. A production CLIN might be suited for a fixed-price incentive while a product deployment CLIN might be better suited to a cost-plus-award-fee arrangement. The possibilities and combinations are vast.
Why do I call it market dynamics? I'm no economist, but I can sense how the "invisible hand" creates an ebb and flow in market power between contractors and the government. Knowing where you are and where you want to be helps in choosing the best contract type.
A contractor is likely to analyze its competitive position in a specific procurement but less likely to assess the ability of the government program office to vigorously manage a certain type of contract. Consequently, a contractor might sign up for a fixed-price contract not knowing that the program manager embraces scope creep.
The buying agency is supposed to apply similar market research to determine the art of the possible — for example, whether contractors have been able to deliver on similar programs or what the appropriate contract ceiling should be. Because an eager contractor might be willing to accept lower margins, the government must mitigate the risk that the contractor won't have sufficient resources to deliver on time.
Not harnessing the current market dynamics for contract success can result in an unsatisfactory situation for either or both parties.
Many agencies and contractors are capable of successful creative contracting. All it requires are knowing your and your partner's capacity to manage the contract, being familiar with the latest market research, understanding the tenets of contract law, and having ingenuity and a willingness to take measured risks.
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Which one better fundamental types: cost reimbursement or fixed price?
Get the business cooperation with the government is my goal, because we can help many people. But look at my age is still 21 years, maybe it's still a long way to get it. But i'll keep going and never give up to make my dream come true. "All is started from a dream"
Although I agree with Mr. Bjorklund's premise, selection of contract type comes down to the two R's: risk and requirements. What seems to be making inroads is the desire to use more Firm Fixed Price (FFP) contracts, without the subsequent baselining of requirements or understanding of what risk is involved. It is just a knee-jerk reaction to OMB guidance without a clear understanding of the consequences or critical success factors (e.g. metrics) for meeting cost, schedule, and performance targets.
I do believe the CLIN strategy would go a long way to better contracts, but the level of understanding of how to implement this strategy seems to be lost on the procurement community. Innovation in execution requires a level of innovation of training the workforce, as the education of market dynamics and understanding of better ways to conduct business is woefully inadequate at both DAU and FAI. Let's build the 21st century acquisition workforce, and tech them the tools to execute innovative contracting.
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Update on Trinity locking 14's?
Last I heard there were a few users getting locked up SRT's with the new Trinity flash.. not a clue why, if it was case by case or what.
Heard everything from dead batteries to needing to be reset to factory, but who knows what happened. Anyone here have any ideas or updates on this?
I'd love to grab a Trinity but if they haven't resolved this yet, maybe not a good idea. Anyone?
My car was completely dead before I left for my trip and almost missed my flight. I had the trinity plugged in so I wonder if that is what my issue is. I get back late tonight so I am going to try to figure out the issue. I have had a few minor issues with it in the last 2 weeks. Random weird codes and the car kept revving up on its own in a very weird way.
Re: Update on Trinity locking 14's?
Damn Tom, that sucks. I have a feeling they were in a rush to get the Trinity into our hands and like most software companies, we're now their guinea pigs reporting back errors and bugs. :(
Yeah the worst part is I put it back to stock tune and it was still throwing weird codes and revving bad. I put the performance tune back on then went back to stock and I wasn't having any issues for a day. But the next day after that was the day my car was completely dead. I am going to make sure it's on stock tune and just pull it out of my car til they get their crap figured out.
Guess I'll hold off buying one then.
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A lot of the e-mail that I get from readers of my blog involves questions such as: How do I get my (adviser, co-author, colleague) to read my (thesis, chapter, manuscript, proposal) and make useful comments in a reasonable amount of time?
As an adviser and a colleague, I could frame a very similar question for the writing of those same documents, but that situation is more complicated because it involves dealing with people's writing demons. Simply getting someone to read and comment on a document should be a simpler task.
Let me admit at the outset: I don't know how to get some of my own co-authors to read manuscripts in a reasonable amount of time, so I don't have all the answers to this perennial problem. But although I can't give you a surefire solution for all circumstances, I can mention some methods that colleagues, commenters on my blog, and I have tried.
The context of each case is important. Students don't have the same leverage as professors, at least in theory, and even peer colleagues doing collaborative research need to consider the consequences of persistent badgering and blackmail.
Let's say that you have written something of moderate length. You would like the document to be completed and submitted sooner rather than later, so that you can progress with your career, life, or whatever, but in this hypothetical case, there is no drop-dead deadline. This situation might apply to the draft of a manuscript to be submitted for review to a journal. Or the document in question could be a thesis chapter. You send it to someone (your adviser or colleague) who has to read it before you can submit the manuscript.
And then you wait.
What is a reasonable time to wait before you send the first reminder? I am going to propose a rough estimate, for discussion purposes, of two weeks. That seems reasonable in most cases, but I want to back up and say that one approach to this problem is to broach the subject in advance and either suggest a reasonable time by which you'd like to receive comments, ask what would be a reasonable time, or settle on a time through discussion. There is no guarantee that you will get comments back in the specified time, but it could relieve some of the uncertainty and potential conflict—such as if you are expecting comments back in a few days and the person reading the document thinks that a month is more reasonable.
I personally don't mind if someone sends me a document to read and asks: "When do you think you'll be able to get back to me with comments?" That's a fair question, and not at all obnoxious if phrased politely. It gives me the chance to say, "Well, since you gave this to me a week before a proposal deadline (or a conference, or some other time-consuming activity), it will likely be a month before I can get this back to you."
But let's say that more time has gone by than you think reasonable or that an agreed-on deadline has passed. What to do?
One possibility, of course, is to start with gentle reminders, such as "I was wondering if you had a chance yet to look at the (document) that I gave you on (date)." You could acknowledge the colleague's other obligations ("I know you are very busy, but ..."), and you could end the sentence softly ("I'd really appreciate your comments") or you could explain why, exactly, you want the comments sooner rather than later ("all of my other committee members have read it and provided comments, so we are just waiting for you"). Verbal reminders can be effective, but it's also good to send an e-mail so that you have a record of when you did the reminding.
And then you wait some more.
Many people will come through after a single reminder, and most of the rest after a second reminder. If you have the luxury of a month or more, you can usually get the comments that you need.
Experience, however, shows that there are some people who will not reply even to repeated, and increasingly urgent, reminders. Others keep giving you a new date by which they will respond, and then another new date, and then another. But none of those dates seem to have any meaning as deadlines; they are intended mostly to put off the one doing the pleading.
Again, circumstances matter for such difficult cases. If it's your adviser who is delinquent and your timely graduation is imperiled, you may need to call in help from other faculty members (such as members of your dissertation committee), a graduate program adviser, or the department chair. It's best to do that only if all other attempts have failed, if you inform your adviser that you are going to ask for help, and if your progress toward your degree is in danger because of your adviser's inaction. It is in the department's interest to help students graduate on time, so there should be people who can help bridge the gap between an unresponsive adviser and a desperate student. I know that some departments don't work that way, but I see increasing awareness of such problems in my particular corner of academe.
If it's a colleague who is delinquent in returning comments on a manuscript, then you have to decide whether to move forward without that person's input—giving fair warning that you intend to do so by a certain date, and with a clear explanation of the consequences for the co-authorship (if it is up to you to make that decision). Such conflicts can be more difficult for early-career researchers to deal with, especially if they are unsure about what the possible solutions are. If possible, senior colleagues should intervene in such disputes.
I found myself in that very situation many years ago, but fortunately, I had a detailed record of my attempts over the course of nearly a year to get a response from an extraordinarily unresponsive colleague. When I removed him from the project and he threatened to write letters to everyone from my department chair to the journal editors, I sent him a copy of his record of unresponsiveness, and he went back into his cave.
I was fortunate, as a student and as a postdoc, not to have that same problem with any of my advisers. But it is not uncommon to have to deal with some form of this issue in collaborative research projects. In my experience, most people will come through after a bit of polite prodding. Even so, the extreme cases happen often enough, and there is no easy solution to those situations, especially if you try to deal with them on your own.
The worst problems arise, of course, when there is a drop-dead deadline and you are the one who will be harmed if it isn't met. Your only hope is to get some allies, find a way to make the nonresponders accountable for their inaction, and limit your contact with them as much as possible in the future.


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1. I am taking a teacher training course with 16 other teacher's in training. It so happens that there are more women than men in the class. But we are all learning lead and follow, so it doesn't matter. This class is giving me experience in learning details about the steps and patterns, as well as talking to a group, selecting music, performing, calling out the count and the steps, etc. This is providing me challenge and interest. It also allows me to progress through all the different levels of the different dances from the leader perspective, which I haven't done before, and I test at the end of each segment, which gives me a sense of accomplishment. The test is predictable and there is no limit as to who can pass it. Anyone who knows all the steps, can perform them well, etc. can pass to the next level.
2. I am social dancing 1 to 2 nights a week, to keep a connection with a group of people and get some good aerobic exersize. This is also an opportunity for me to meet the other teacher's in training and for us to practice what we have been learning on the social dance floor.
3. I have set aside a room in my house where I can practice by myself and with various partners. I meet with another woman in the class who is a teacher in training to go over class material, choreograph routines from the material, discuss technique, etc. This is really rewarding because it she is as interested in the subject as I am.
4. Those of us who are in the teacher training program can take as many of the group classes as they want and weekend parties are free to us. So, I am taking technique classes, as well as dancing leader and follower parts in various classes that catch my interest.
5. I plan to find an ametuer partner to work with at my home studio. This will give me the benefits of working with someone close to my level and we can set some peformance goals. We will probably perform at the 1/2 times of the social dances, since this is an easy and accessible avenue.
6. I plan to select a pro partner to work on choreography for public performances. I will probably have to set up my own performance opportunities. Before when I was doing Pro/Am work with my former teacher, I did not have any other activities to balance my dancing life. And so when he closed his ballroom, it set me adrift for a while.
I now realise that I need many different opportunities to meet my needs. There probably isn't one teacher or partner or ballroom that can meet all my needs . By putting together a mix, it makes it easier for me to be satisfied.
I think that I will go to some competitions sometime in the future and watch how they are set up and operate. I would like to see if I can come up with a plan for a non-competition event that accomplishes the positive goals that the competition is currently achieving, without the competition element.
When those of you who are contributing to this discussion tell your stories about what you like and don't like about the scene out there, it helps me understand more.
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Dominoes pizza is terrible ayway so I have nothing to boycott. Anyway, companies can make up any rules they want as long as they are legal. If you disagee, you leave. This guy broke the rules and he was fired but at least he was able to defend himself rather than follow rules designed to protect his company and not his life.
What a slippery slope for the employee and employer. If the employee does not carry in this case he may have been the injured party. In that particular job I can't say I blame him for bucking the policy. For the employer which to choose - a potentially huge liability claim or a similarly large workers compensation claim? Glad I don't have to make this decision.
Just as an aside my son was a pizza driver for a bit and I had him carry pepper spray. In Illinois no CC as you know. I also told him if confronted hand over the cash and try to avoid escalation at all costs.
Have you heard about AutoZone employee Devin McClean? His store was being robbed by an armed gunman; he went to his car, retrieved his firearm (he had just left the Air Force) and went back inside to where the robber had the manager in the office and scared him off. Next day AutoZone fired him for violating the company policy of no firearms in the store. I haven't shopped at AutoZone since.


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Neoliberalism it was, low tax - no regulation - beggar your neighbour.
So, no cafeteria neo-liberalism allowed? If Ireland takes one bite of that apple they have to eat the whole apple, seeds and all?
Ireland opted to follow that part of the neo-lib agenda that suited it best. Beggar thy neighbor tax policies are de rigueur between the states in the USA and Ireland correctly saw this as a likely option to attract industries. If this was unacceptable it should have been required to be undone before the EMU proceeded to completion.
The real estate bubble in Ireland flowed from neo-lib ideology and practice and its replication in Ireland was cheered as an example of the benefits of this ideology and practice -- until it blew up. In these circumstances it seems entirely appropriate that the Irish state should seek to protect those social services that will allow counter-cyclical spending to alleviate suffering and prevent a debt-deflation economic death spiral.
At the time the EMU process was started the EU and Germany was characterized by rather generous social programs. The neo-liberal agenda has been largely to dismantle this system in the name of competitiveness but with the result of reducing the share of produced wealth going to workers and retirees as wages, benefits and social services.
The terms of the EMU/IMF settlement smack of vindictive opportunism by Germany and the ECB to punish Ireland for clinging to the low tax policy that has provided it with industry and to force Ireland to drastically cut social spending regardless of the human cost. It would be one thing if that policy might work. But that seems to have a vanishingly low probability of happening.
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Anything goes in Amsterdam, but what heartless wretch would steal the iconic bench from the film The Fault in Our Stars?
According to the Associated Press, the green bench upon which star-crossed lovers Hazel and Gus, played by Shailene Woodley and Ansel Elgort, coo and bill in the hit summer film has gone missing.
Situated on the winding Leidsdegracht canal, the bench featured in Stars is virtually identical to hundreds of other benches in Amsterdam and city officials have admitted that its absence has gone unnoticed for at least a month.
"It's a bit embarrassing, because we do keep good track of them, but it's gone all right," Amsterdam city spokesman Stephan Van der Hoek told Associated Press. In it's place is a large flower pot.
Suspects in the bench's disappearance include Fault in Our Stars fans looking to own a piece of movie history, Amsterdam citizens unhappy with fans swarming around the landmark or common household-variety vandals/pranksters.
Then again, it's also possible the Amsterdam works department simply took the bench away for repair or refurbishing. The city doesn't seem to keep close tabs on such matters.
The breakout success of The Fault in Our Stars – which is currently nearing the $200-million (U.S.) box office mark – has also spiked tourist traffic to Amsterdam's Anne Frank House museum, despite the fact that the scenes that appear to be filmed inside the building were actually shot at staged set in Pittsburgh.
"We do get visitors asking about the film," said Anne Frank House spokesperson Annemarie Bekker.
But of course it's far easier to steal a bench than a house and van der Hoek thinks the bench was likely taken away intentionally. As The Independent points out, movie memorabilia can be sold with a hefty price tag. In 2005, the ruby slippers Dorothy wore in The Wizard of Oz, estimated to be worth approximately $1-million (U.S.), were stolen from the Judy Garland museum in Minnesota. And there have been numerous cases of private collections of swords, jewellery and maps from the Lord of the Rings films being stolen from private homes.
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Oscar RobertsonCincinnati fans concluded with confidence that there would never be another No. 12 when Oscar Robertson concluded his stellar career. Consequently, his jersey was retired at the completion of his senior season, the first retired number in UC history.
During his three-year career (1957-58-1959-60), Robertson established himself not only as the finest player in Cincinnati history, but one of the finest in all of college basketball. He concluded his career as the college basketball's all-time scoring leader, amassing 2,973 points in 88 games. He bettered the previous mark by over 300 points. Only one other player since has scored more points in a three-year career-LSU's Pete Maravich-while Robertson's 33.8-point career scoring average, a record at that time, remains third-best in NCAA history.
Though scoring was the most publicized portion of his game, it was far from the only aspect in which he excelled. Robertson is also owns UC's season and career rebounding records and has the second-most assists, a record he would have also had if assists had been kept as a statistic during his sophomore year.
No brief sketch can begin to include all of Robertson's honors and accomplishments. He was a three-year consensus All-American and three-time pick for national player of the year honors.
Robertson was well-honored for his performance during his 14-year career in the NBA, earning all-star team 12 times and amassing career records for assists. He was honored as one of the top performers in the history of the league and has been elected to the Basketball Hall of Fame.
Jack TwymanFor three straight years, Jack Twyman was cut from his high school basketball team. His persistence not only landed him a spot on the varsity as a senior, but launched a career which would take him to college and professional stardom, and a place in the National Basketball Hall of Fame.
Twyman demonstrated that determination as a freshman at Cincinnati in 1951-52, earning a berth on the varsity in mid-season. He led the Bearcats in scoring and rebounding his sophomore, junior and senior years, averaging 24.6 points and 16.5 rebounds in his final season to earn All-America honors.
Twyman concluded his career as UC's all-time leading scorer and rebounder. Four and a half decades later, his point total ranks seventh and his rebounds second.
Twyman was a first-round draft pick of the Rochester Royals in 1955 which two years later moved to Cincinnati. He was selected an NBA all-star in six of his 11 seasons, and led the league in scoring with a 31.2-point average in 1959-60.
Twyman is forever linked to Maurice Stokes, his Royals teammate who was stricken by stroke in the last game of the 1958 season. Twyman became Stokes' legal guardian and helped raise money to defray medical expenses. This relationship was the subject of the 1973 movie, "Maurie."
Twyman was elected to the Basketball Hall of Fame in 1982.
Kenyon MartinFew players have made the progress that Kenyon Martin experienced during his career at Cincinnati, in which he ascended from a raw-talented athlete to a devastating defender and polished scorer.
Martin joined the Bearcats in early January of his freshman year but took only 12 games to take over the shot-blocking lead. As a sophomore, became the first Bearcat in 31 years to record a triple double. He capped that year with second team all-league honors and his first of three straight Conference USA Defensive Player of the Year awards. Martin's junior season featured honorable mention All-American recognition. Midway through that season, he broke the UC career record for blocked shots, giving him a clean sweep of the school's marks for rejections.
At the conclusion of his junior year, Martin eschewed the NBA draft and set about perfecting his offensive skills in the quest of becoming a complete player. He gave notice of what was in store when he directed the U.S. to the gold medal at the World University Games that summer, leading the star-studded squad in scoring and rebounding.
With a potent offensive game to go with his defensive prowess, Martin returned for his senior campaign. A unanimous C-USA Player of the Year selection, he was a consensus All-American everyone's choice for national player of the year honors. He was the No. 1 choice in the 2000 NBA draft.


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Burt Levy's first novel, The Last Open Road, brought to life the romance and danger of road racing in the early 1950s by weaving real-life people and events with a cast of made-for-drama fictional characters of his own creation. The book became a cult sensation among sports car enthusiasts and racing historians, and spawned additional volumes now totaling five.
Levy, who boldly self-published the novels when no "real" publisher would take the risk, has now made the leap to digital ink. The first two novels in the series, The Last Open Road and Montezuma's Ferrari, are now available for Amazon's Kindle e-reader. In early 2012, the third volume, The Fabulous Trashwagon, should arrive in the Kindle store as well.


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Bangalore, Nov 21: Anil Kumble and Javagal Srinath are not contesting this year's Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA) elections but are supporting a group headed by industrialist Sadanand Maiya.
Kumble and Srinath, the current KSCA president and secretary, have decided not to seek re-election. They were elected in 2010 and had said they were "satisfied" with their achievements in the three-year term.
Now, the duo has decided to support Maiya's candidates. Maiya and his team will be contesting against Brijesh Patel-Srikantadatta Narasimharaja Wodeyar group.
The final list of contestants for the December 1 polls have been announced.
Maiya will fight it out against Wodeyar, the scion of the Mysore Royal family for the president's position. Former Test umpire AV Jayaprakash will be up against Patel in the battle for secretary's post.
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This is a discussion on PA state rep Metcalfe Seeks to Make Federal Gun-Grabbing A Criminal Offense in PA within the The Second Amendment & Gun Legislation Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; My local rep is making a stand. Thank God as Casey is a waste of time. PA State Rep. Daryl Metcalfe - Metcalfe Seeks to ...
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I hope it can be accomplished...really doubt it, though.
Good to see some of our elected officials taking a stand to defend the Constitution. The problem is that w are not seeing enough of it. It's truly concerning.
I'd like to buy that guy a case of the most expensive IPA available.
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A solution without a problem.
Also, a constitutionally impermissible law.
If the Union is once severed, the line of separation will grow wider and wider, and the controversies which are now debated and settled in the halls of legislation will then be tried in fields of battle and determined by the sword.
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If firearm regulation is not expressed as a federal function in the Constitution, then that power belongs to the states. But I'm not a USC researcher, so...
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Paranoia strikes deep, into your life it will creep. It starts when you're always afraid... Buffalo Springfield - For What It's Worth
Another representative here in PA - Kathy Rapp - is backing this legislation now. PA House Republican Caucus - Rapp Backs House Bill 357 to Nullify Future Federal Gun Control Laws
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(Lander, Wyo.) – The Fremont County Sheriffs Office is investigating a Home Invasion Robbery that occurred near Lander Sunday night. At the present time deputies have one subject in custody, while another remains at large.
"The Sheriff's Office was called around 7:45 p.m. to a residence near milepost 84 on Highway 789, where it was reported that two suspects had drove to the home, contacted the occupants and began inquiring about directions to Rawlins," Undersheriff Ryan Lee reports. "The victims attempted to give the two verbal directions, however they requested to see a map with more details, at which time they were invited into the home. At that point the man and woman held the victim's at bay while they ransacked and stole several items from the home to include a firearm. They then fled the area heading north towards Riverton, at which point the Sheriff's Office was called."
Lee said County Deputies were able to get the suspect information aired quickly and the suspect vehicle was located by a Deputy on the south end of Riverton. The Deputy made contact with the vehicle, at which time the male suspect fled the area. His female companion reportedly was detained on site after a brief struggle with the Deputy Sheriff.
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More care needs to be taken when it comes to the oral health of the developmentally disabled.
A new study indicates that about one-third have untreated cavities, four out of five have gum disease, and one out of 10 have some missing teeth. The information comes from a study published in the August issue of the Journal of the American Dental Association.
The reasons for these oral health problems can often be complicated, according to John Morgan, associate professor in the department of public health and community service at Tufts University School of Dental Medicine. The problems stem from the fact that many developmentally disabled people don't fully comprehend what it means to take care of their oral health. In some cases, they may not be capable of taking the proper action to maintain good oral health.
The group of researchers poured through more than 4,700 dental records of people with some type of intellectual or developmental disorder to compile the data. About 60 percent of the people had a mild or moderate disability and the rest had a major disability. There were about 25 percent that could not tolerate dental treatment, needing anesthesia for a procedure to be done. There were also 40 percent that required some kind of behavioral assistance to allow a dental procedure to be performed.
Part of the problem stems from the trouble caregivers often have in explaining the importance of oral health to the developmentally disabled person.
There are also studies that show that developmentally disabled people usually are in worse health than the rest of the population. This issue correlates with the fact that poor oral health leads to poor overall health.
For developmentally disabled people to receive the same type of dental care as other people, it's possible that more training needs to be done and more facilities need to be created to accommodate their needs.