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Mrs. Yerkes graduated from the University of Nebraska with a degree in nursing sciences, received a master's degree from the University of Omaha in education with an emphasis on counseling and guidance, received additional education in case management of children with special needs at Case Western Reserve, and received a master's degree in public health from the University of Oklahoma.
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Australia's best male fighters will enter the last chance saloon in Canberra this week, with the Oceania Olympic qualifying event starting on Wednesday to determine Games places.
Only one fighter - light middleweight Damian Hooper - is already on the plane, courtesy of his top-eight finish at last year's world championships.
Abnett is hopeful of securing another six places from the nine berths still up for grabs this week.
"I'd like to see six get through - there's a couple of doubtful ones," Abnett told AAP.
"I'm really happy with where our preparation is at - I couldn't be happier so far.
"No injuries or signs of over-training ... we had a big week of sparring last week, we brought a lot of boys in from interstate and a few trips up to Sydney sparring with professionals, all went really well."
All the winners from last month's national championships have spent the past five weeks in Canberra preparing for the make-or-break tournament.
Abnett nominated Luke Jackson, who captained the boxing team at the 2010 Commonwealth Games, along with Jeff Horne and welterweight Cameron Hammond as the standouts of the training camp, and expected all three to win their divisions.
Flyweight Jackson Woods faces the easiest path to London with just one challenger in his division - Papua New Guinea's Kauko Raka.
The same can't be said for super heavyweight Johan Linde, who is expected to contest the most closely fought division.
Reigning Oceania champion Junior Fa from Tonga and New Zealand's Joseph Parker - a World Series of Boxing star - are both well credentialled and have split four bouts they have had between themselves.
"Our boy's well prepared - he's inexperienced but he's been training well," Abnett said of Linde.
"He's had a pretty good bloke (assistant coach Mick Daly) pushing him ... he's pressing the right buttons to get him firing on all eight cylinders."
One area of concern for Abnett is in the heavyweight division, with Jai Opetaia having had a less than ideal build-up.
Opetaia, who doesn't turn 17 until June 30, would be the youngest boxer at the London Games should he qualify.
But he only returned to Canberra on Monday afternoon after spending nearly two weeks back with his family following the death of a relative.
Abnett said Opetaia had the talent - having won the gold medal at last year's junior world championships - but was concerned about his lack of time in the ring.
"It's been a bit of a disappointment with Jai ... it's not the ideal preparation," Abnett said.
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This will be a competitive musical event for youth, open to contestants ranging in age from teen to 25 years old. First prize will be $250, second prize $100, and third prize $50. Winners will be chosen by the audience, so come and root for your favorites.
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Andre Villas-Boas is ready to move for Internacional striker Leandro Damiao after losing Jermain Defoe to injury for a month, the Independent report.
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A new study shows people who eat a bigger meal later in the day lose less weight than those who ate earlier.
In the study, people who ate lunch before 3PM lost 25% more weight than those who ate after 3.
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One-in-six Americans get food poisoning each year, about 3,000 of which die.
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Listeria can be deadly to the young, elderly, frail or people with compromised immune systems.
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It's a lot easier to read, and starts a bit sooner.
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A FDA panel approved use of a new, once-a-day inhaler for people with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
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If you want full backups that you can store on DVD media then I suggest you look into imaging your drive(s). A drive image will take a snapshot of your drive and let you restore to that exact moment in time. Window's system restore isn't as thorough.
Some popular imaging products include Acronis and Symantec Ghost.
you are trying to do the computer equivalent of making toast with a lawnmower ..
use the right tools for the job ..and it will all go easier ..
and as Bill says leave your restore point info alone ..it can be accessed ( no I'm not telling how ..that would be irresponsible of me )..but if you fiddle with it then it's 99.9 to six places certain you'll be back posting from another machine asking how to unbork your Vista SP1 machine ..
thought of just cloning to a second HDD ..USB or whatever ?
an external one would be $59 from Wal-Mart
I don't think anyone here is going to tell a novice ( no offense ..we all were once ..but we learned in baby steps ..not by trying to run before we could walk ) how to get around doze protecting you from yourself ..It would be like telling you how to change the pads on your cars brakes via a forum thread ..fraught with peril .:)
BTW ..from where I'm posting $59.oo for an external HD is damn cheap ..spend the money :)
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Use a quality drive image program which copies partitions onto image files. These are much easier to maintain and archive.
Something like Macrium will do. It can image disks or drive (letters), compress the data, split into 4gb file sizes, perform full, incremental or differential backups and schedule the tasks. The backups happen on the fly so you don't need to shutdown your PC or stop working on things.
There is a free version and paid version. Both will do much better than windows own system restore point feature. Once you use disk imaging you can turn off system restore which will a) recover disk space, b) speed up your PC in some areas.
Schedule a backup task once a week onto the hard disk, overwriting anything from 3+ months. Once a month dump the latest images from ext HD onto DVD.
Anyway back to the thread. I used Macrium. Burnt five DVDs. The second disk turned out to be corrupt, and after hours of messing around I find that it would be easier for me to just save a restore point on disk and turn off "system protection". Macrium required around 13GB and a restore point is only 300MB. Microsoft seems to be a little more efficient after all and wouldn't leave me guessing if one of my 5 disks had bad sectors. (I used name brand Sony DVD-R Accucore.)
how about that "System Volume Information"?
I typed in command prompt:
Icacls "System Volume Information" /E/P 101297:F
where 101297 is my username, and I received the error message - invalid parameter "/E/P"
Could somesone help with the syntax for NTFS to give "101297" full permission to access "System Volume Information"? TY
If you want a way to backup your entire system then use a drive imaging program as suggested. If you only want to back up a limited amount of data then use a WinRAR, WinZIP, or similar archiving program, and pick and choose the data you want to backup/archive.
you guys are good Microsoft disciples with all of your secrecy
If your machine came with a "recovery partition" then this will be the case ..
Because what you burned ( if that was the case ..doesnt count ) that gets you back to a factory install if you use it ( if it even works ) and wipes all your data and your apps ..
Now ..if you just want to look at folders ( because believe us ..restoring from an image is easier and safer than changing folders or attempting to extract strings from inside system folders ) in doze ..
Then there are many ways ..but the easiest is
You need a live penguin :)
Because a penguin can see through windows ( and even fix and polish windows that are broken or dirty or corrupted ) ..whereas windows ..cant see apenguin ..nor can you if you are looking through windows trying to ..
So ..get a live penguin .they are free :)).knoppix is the best sort for this ( pop it in your DVD tray ..set bios to "boot from whatever your tray is called ..in doze typically D drive on laptops ..if your HD is ready partitioned it will be another letter like E or F ..each machine is different ..depends on the partitioning ..OH and dont "fool" with the partitioning while you are in there ) ..and when it can see your windows partition ..you set it to read it ..but definitely not write to it ( because this is your first time using a penguin ..and they can also break windows in the hands of the inexperienced ) ..then you nav through to the folder you want to see ..and you look inside ..but you change nothing ..absolutely nothing ..
If you want to copy the folder out to a USB key to have look at later thats OK ..but you "copy" ..you do not "move" ..and rename the copy to include the word BAK ( in upper case ) ..especially if afterwards you think you might look at it with windows ..
What is inside that folder will possibly make about as much sense to you maybe as a rotary engine laid out on the bench would ..
But seeing what is in there ..may just help you understand why you dont want to go touching and tweaking that folder ..although having a copy safe of the entire folder ( and some others ) that you can put ( again with a live penguin ..) back ..can be very usefull if you windows get broken ..( but if you ever do have to put that and / or any other folder back into windows ..dont forget to rename it back to the original windows name ..remove the BAK ) ..
PS ..dont be tempted to install the live penguin ( or any other penguin ) permanantly as dual boot with vista ..the loaders often dont play nice with each other .( and important bits of data get overwritten that the BIOS talks to before loading any OS ).and usually you lose the vista one ( so vista wont boot ..at all ..and has to be fixed ) and frequently have MBR problems ..which require additional bits of software to fix ..and some rather arcane knowledge to do ..and life is too short :)
This info is provided as is ..and as usual you do anything inside your own OS at your own risk and peril ..
best to just make a disc image ..onto an HD not DVD's ..and then run checksums on the image ..


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After interviewing as many as eight different candidates to be their next head coach, the Browns have confirmed that Panthers offensive coordinator Rob Chudzinski will be the Browns 14th head coach in team history. He will also be the team's sixth coach since the team returned in 1999.
This will be the third time Chudzinski joins the Browns staff. He is a native of Toledo and was a Browns fan growing up. He was the Browns offensive coordinator under Romeo Crennel and was calling the plays in the 2007 season when the Browns were 10-6 and Derek Anderson went to the Pro Bowl. Chudzinski was also with the Browns during the Butch Davis era in 2004 as the tight ends coach.
Chudzinski worked with Cam Newton the past two seasons with the Panthers. It is been rumored that former Chargers coach Norv Turner will join Chudzinski as the offensive coordinator. It is believed that Chudzinski will switch the Browns from a 4-3 defense to the 3-4.
The Browns did not confirm any of the potential coaches that they interviewed, but numerous reports said they interviewed former Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt earlier Thursday. Reports also said they were going to bring Bengals defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer back for a second interview.
It was believed that Oregon coach Chip Kelly was the Browns first choice, but he opted to stay at Oregon. The Browns reportedly also interviewed Penn State coach Bill O'Brien and former Syracuse coach Doug Marrone. Besides Whisenhunt, the Browns interviewed Cardinals defensive coordinator Ray Horton. Montreal Alouettes head coach Marc Trestman was also a candidate. Marrone was hired by the Bills and O'Brien elected to stay at Penn State.
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I'm following this tutorial: http://tympanus.net/codrops/2010/04/29/awesome-bubble-navigation-with-jquery/and here is my attemp: http://organicwebdesigns.co.uk/wp-content/themes/eBusiness/payme.php
It doesn't work when you over over the menu and the sub menu's don't appear. As far as I'm aware I've placed files and codes and images and paths in the write places but can't figure out what is wrongAppreciate any helpMany thanks
The link to the jQuery library must come before any other jQuery code.
Yes!!! That's it thanks very much
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why is it working with: http://organicwebdesigns.co.uk/wp-co...ness/payme.php
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Using Colored Ribbons to Symbolize Your Cause
How powerful is the colored ribbon as a visual awareness symbol? Can causes and nonprofits continue to adopt existing colored ribbons and yet still have meaning invested in all the rest? What's the potential for confusion when two or more different charities/causes claim the same color of ribbon? When another cause adopts a colored ribbon already in use, does it undermine meaning or expand it? Could another iconic image beside a ribbon come to mean as much? Isn't there a 'me-to' aspect to ribbons nowadays? Could ribbons be overused to the point where there's a colored ribbon backlash?
These and other questions came back to me when I heard from a reporter in Columbus, Ohio yesterday asking about a blue ribbon campaign the state is doing in support of child abuse prevention. It reminded me of 'thank you to our sponsors' ad I found in the Alden Keene Cause Marketing Database from WalkAmerica, the fundraiser for the March of Dimes.
In the bottom right corner of the March of Dimes ad was a blue and pink ribbon (get it?). Frankly it came as a surprise to me that March of Dimes… which works to prevent birth defects… had a ribbon and that they choose to feature it so prominently in the ad.
If the entry under Pink Ribbon in Wikipedia is to be believed then ribbons in America came in vogue in later years of World War I when a marching cadence sung by the doughboys had the line "around her hair she wore a yellow ribbon." Another Wikipedia entry said that the yellow ribbons were worn by wives and girlfriends of American Cavalrymen in the 19th century. Another says the practice was brought to America from Europe by Puritans during Colonial times. During WWII songs were written about yellow ribbons and soldiers coming home.
But the biggest hit using the yellow ribbon theme came from Tony Orlando and Dawn in the 1970s with their song "Tie a Yellow Ribbon 'Round the Ole Oak Tree," which was about a prisoner returning home to his sweetheart. Later, American embassy officials held hostage in Iran found yellow ribbons waiting for them on their return home in 1981. In short for perhaps 300 years, the yellow ribbon has meant a homecoming.
Then in the early 1990s AIDS activists began to employ red ribbons not as a symbol of homecoming but to bring awareness to the fight against that dread disease. Very soon thereafter activists against breast cancer began to employ pink ribbons as a symbol of the fight against that dread disease.
In Canada and increasingly worldwide the white ribbon signifies opposition to violence against women. It is also used by the Quebec peace movement to signal their disapproval of the war in Iraq.
Blue ribbons mean remembrance of police officers killed in action in Victoria, Australia. In Spain the blue ribbon is worn by those who oppose the terrorism of ETA. In Ukraine blue ribbons are worn in protest of the seizure of power during the "Orange Revolution."
And on it goes. Every color of ribbon you could name means something to a cause or nonprofit somewhere.
Or does it?
Is it really possible for a purple ribbon to be truly meaningful for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation when it already stands for awareness of pancreatic cancer, as a protest against horse slaughter, as a sign of Pagan solidarity, and in memory of slain Beatle John Lennon?
I can see both sides of the argument. The wearing of ribbons has perhaps 15 generations of meaning woven into it, and maybe more. Why kick against the pricks?
Here's one reason: if an existing icon has so much meaning attached to it you might find that you can't really modify it. Yellow ribbons probably fit that category.
Here then is my suggested rule of thumb if your cause or nonprofit is thinking about utilizing a colored ribbon: If you're one of the first five to adopt the color, well bully for you and your cause. Run hard with it.
But if you're the last ribbon to the party… say, number six or beyond… then it's time to head back to the drawing board and develop some other iconic image and color that can denote the unique passion, mission and thrust of your cause.
Because, let's be honest, most of the colored ribbons are pretty well tied up.


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TORONTO, Dec 31 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index turned higher on Monday morning, led by gold miners as the price of gold rose slightly. The Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P/TSX composite index was up 10.09 points, or 0.08 percent, at 12,326.21.
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Feb. 27 (Bloomberg) -- The Pentagon and Department of Veterans Affairs may let veterans care fall through the cracks by scrapping a plan to build a joint health-records system, U.S. lawmakers said.
Last year, then-Defense Secretary Leon Panetta pledged to "meet or beat" a 2017 deadline to integrate the two agencies' networks, one for troops and the other for veterans.
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Educating NZ judges
Published: Monday 3rd August 2015
Laurence Boulle, foundation Law Professor in the Thomas Academy of Law, North Sydney, has been invited to conduct a training course for New Zealand judges.
In this jurisdiction judges are authorised to conduct judicial settlement conferences for litigating parties prior to their matters heading to hearing.
The two-day workshop on 6 and 7 August in Wellington is designed to enhance judges' dispute resolution skills and techniques.
Professor Boulle has conducted similar courses for two decades throughout Australia and in several other jurisdictions.
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The School Board of Alachua County has adopted new dress requirements for elementary, middle and high school students, but the requirements will be less restrictive than those originally proposed.
Under the new requirements, girls will be wearing long- or short-sleeved collared blouses or polo shirts and plain pants, skirts, walking shorts, jumpers, skorts or jeans. Boys will wear long- or short-sleeved collared shirts, such as polo or dress shirts, with plain pants, jeans or walking shorts. Originally, the choice of colors for tops was going to be limited to navy blue, white or a school's colors for both boys and girls, and dark blue or khaki for bottoms. The board voted instead to allow students to wear tops and bottoms in any solid color.
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One of Ireland's leading tenors brings you an evening of songs, stories, tunes and dance, from the heart of the Emerald Isle straight to Victory Theatre on March 23. From a tiny spark, Michael Londra's Celtic Fire now travels the world in many forms. With 100% live music, dance and song, the show generates an electric atmosphere that sweeps audiences away to Ireland, its culture, its land, its pubs, its music and its soul. Tickets go on sale Friday, January 20 at 10 AM.
World champion dancers from the casts of Riverdance and Lord of the Dance take the stage with brilliant flashes of speed, youth and exuberance. Many audiences want to get to join in… many actually do! Irish dance has enjoyed a spectacular revival in recent years with shows like Riverdance; however, Celtic Fire doesn't rehash the art form, but strips it to its bare essentials.
Irish music and dance has learned to mix with other cultures to create new and innovative dances but at its core, this is what Ireland is all about. It is the real thing! The music of Celtic Fire show is traditional at its core, with all of Ireland's national instruments, the fiddle driving frenetic reels, our great drum, the bodhran beating out the driving rhythms of the band, the plaintive uilleann pipes calling back to days of yore with beautiful and haunting slow airs.
The heart of this show belongs to celebrated tenor Michael Londra who has won fans in every corner of the globe, as the lead voice of Riverdance on Broadway, as a concert singer who has performed in 40 countries and as the star of his Emmy® nominated PBS special. His humor and easy connection with the audiences are what make the evening special, not to mention his stunning voice, with a performance of Danny Boy that will leave you speechless.


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It's a big 'un.
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I was kind of waiting to see if anyone could figure out by looking at it what I meant by "sort of"
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This is the latest replica for me to add to my collection. However, I'm a bit disappointed in this one. It looks nice enough, but it is not made of metal like most of the other ones I have. It is made of a hard plastic. Don't get me wrong, it is a good plastic, not some cheap fisher-price stuff. The problem is that the weight is not right. The other replicas I have weigh pretty much exactly the same as their real counterparts. That is the trouble when you buy online, though. No way for me to know that. There is a very nice Smith and Wesson BB revolver that is metal and all, but they want $269 for it. That is over 3 times what I paid for this one.
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Who Gets to Keep Saadi Gadhafi's $16 Million House in London?
A $16 million house on London's "Millionaire Row" could be the first Gadhafi family asset in the UK to be returned to the Libyan government. The luxury property with more than a half-dozen bedrooms and an indoor swimming pool is currently occupied by a group of squatters from an organization called Topple the Tyrants, but attorneys have discovered that it is actually belongs to Saadi Gadhafi, a son of former dictator Moammar Gadhafi.
Now, lawyers acting for the Libyan embassy asked the London High Court to transfer ownership of the house on 7 Winnington Close over to the Libyan government.
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UW Organ Donor Shared Leave Program
The University created the Organ Donor Shared Leave Program to encourage and support UW employees who volunteer as organ donors. The program allows employees to receive gifts of paid leave from other UW employees to cover the time off work required by the organ donation process.
Donor and recipient eligibility
The University of Washington Organ Donor Shared Leave Program is separate from the state-authorized shared leave program. It is open to all leave-eligible University employees, either as organ donors requesting leave from other UW employees or as employees gifting leave to an organ donor.
Only UW employees are eligible to participate in this program.
Definition of organ donation
For this program, organ donation includes the donation of a whole organ (such as a kidney), part of an organ (such as liver), or tissue. Donation does not include blood or blood components taken by blood withdrawal.
The organ donation process includes:
- Pre-donation testing and preparation
- Organ donation procedures
- Post-donation recovery
Receiving leave
As an organ donor, you may receive contributions of leave from multiple employees. However, you may not receive or use more leave than is medically necessary for the complete organ donation process.
Donated hours are paid at your regular rate of pay.
Organ donor shared leave is used before any of your other accrued leave. You do not have to exhaust your accrued annual and sick leave to be eligible for a contribution from this program.
Request for shared leave
Steps for a shared leave request:
- You complete and submit the Shared Leave - Organ Donor - Request to Receive (MS Word) form to your supervisor.
- Your supervisor completes the department portion and forwards the form to your leave specialist.
- HR will ask you to submit health-care provider verification stating the amount of time off needed for pre-donation preparation, testing, the organ donation procedure, and recovery. If you will be requesting leave from work through the FMLA process, that paperwork likely will suffice. Your leave specialist will let you know if any additional information is needed.
- HR notifies you and your supervisor of the request's approval status.
- When a shared leave donation is made to you, HR calculates the hours of shared leave that will be credited to you and notifies your departmental timekeeper, who will update your leave records.
Leave accrual while on shared leave
You accrue both sick and annual leave while using shared leave as long as you do not take leave without pay for more than 10 equivalent days of your FTE in a calendar month. (In other words, 80 hours for 1.0 FTE, 40 hours for 0.50 FTE.)
Returning to work
You are expected to return to work on the date specified on your leave request form. If your return will be delayed for any reason, contact your supervisor as soon as possible.
Prior to returning, you may be asked to submit a health-care provider statement to Human Resources confirming that you are medically ready to return to work.
If your health-care provider recommends a gradual return to work, you may be able to use additional organ donor shared leave for a reduced schedule or as intermittent leave, with Human Resources approval.
Unused shared leave
If you receive more contributions of leave than you need, you will be credited only with the amount of leave medically necessary. HR will return any unused shared leave hours to the employee(s) who gave to you. You may not cash out donated leave through the Attendance Incentive Program.
Donating shared leave
Leave is given to a specific individual who has been approved to receive shared leave for organ donation.
You may give annual leave, sick leave, and personal holiday hours, but the maximum amount of leave you may give to a single recipient is 10 days. (For a full-time employee, 10 days equals 80 hours. The amount is prorated for part-time employees.)
Donation amounts
Leave must be donated in amounts of four or more hours of any particular type of leave.
Additionally, you must meet the following requirements:
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Follow these steps to donate:
- Download and complete the Shared Leave - Organ Donor - Giving (MS Word) form.
- Submit the form to your supervisor for completion. Then your supervisor will forward it on to your Human Resources leave specialist.
Human Resources will notify you, your supervisor, and your department's timekeeper of your contribution's approval status.
Once donated, the hours are deducted from your leave balance.
Returning unused donations
If the recipient of your donated hours does not use those hours, HR will return the unused hours to you. Once they are returned, you may use them for your own leave needs or donate them to someone else.
For personal holiday hours, HR will return unused hours only if the hours can be returned in the same calendar year in which they were accrued by you. You must use or re-donate those personal holiday hours before the end of that calendar year.
Supervisor responsibilities
Requests to receive leave
Follow these steps for processing a request to receive leave:
- When an employee submits an Shared Leave - Organ Donor - Request to Receive (MS Word) form, review the employee section of the form for accuracy, then complete the departmental section.
- If you approve the request, forward the completed form to your leave specialist. If you believe approving the request may not be appropriate, contact your HR consultant to discuss your concerns.
- Human Resources will send written confirmation of approval to you, the requesting employee, and your department's timekeeper.
- You are responsible for ensuring that the receiving employee's leave records are adjusted accordingly when the employee receives a shared leave donation.
Requests to donate leave
Follow these steps for processing a request to donate leave:
- When an employee submits an Shared Leave - Organ Donor - Giving (MS Word) form, review the employee section of the form for accuracy, then complete the departmental section. The budget number specified on the form will be charged for the hours donated.
- If you approve the request, forward the completed form to your leave specialist. If you believe approving this contribution may not be appropriate, contact your HR consultant to discuss your concerns.
- HR will send written confirmation of approval to you, the employee contributing leave, and your department's timekeeper.
- You are responsible for ensuring that the contributing employee's leave records are adjusted accordingly.
Budget considerations
An organ donor shared leave donation transfers money between UW budgets. You should understand the impact to your department's finances.
The dollar amount transferred is based on the:
- Number of hours donated
- Leave donor's hourly equivalent pay rate including benefit load amount
HR calculates the amount to be transferred and transfers the funds.
Leave donation value is calculated as follows:
(donor's hourly salary rate) x (total leave hours donated) = total donation value
The hours of shared leave credited to the recipient is calculated as follows:
(total donation value) / (recipient's hourly salary rate) = total shared leave hours received
Leave transfer reporting
Salary and benefit transfers appear on the Transaction Summary of MyFinancial.desktop (Budget Activity Report) as follows:
The salaries will appear as Journal Vouchers under the following Object/Sub-object codes:
- 21-70 Annual Leave Prov. S&W — debited budget
- 21-72 Shared Leave Rec. S&W — credited budget
- 21-74 Sick Leave Prov. S&W — debited budget
- 21-76 Per. Hol. Prov. S&W — debited budget
The benefit load rate will appear under the following Object/Sub-object codes:
- 21-71 Benefits for Annual Leave Prov.
- 21-73 Benefits for Shared Leave Rec.
- 21-75 Benefits for Sick Leave Prov.
- 21-77 Benefits for Per. Hol. Prov.
Grant and Contract Accounting and Internal Audit have determined that shared leave donations are an allowable cost to grants and contracts.
Processing unused shared leave hours
Human Resources calculates any hours to be returned to the employee who contributed the leave and notifies the department's timekeeper. The timekeeper makes the appropriate adjustments to the employee's work/leave records and payroll.
Additional resources
- APS 45.9 Organ Donation Leave Sharing Policy


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Sheriff's team dives into new search and rescue technology
STANTON — With the help of grant funds, the Montcalm County Sheriff's Office dive team is now heavily equipped with new technology to help better its search and rescue efforts.
Thanks to a $5,000 grant from the Greenville Area Community Foundation, the department was able to purchase imaging technology that can locate objects underwater, helping the team better locate whatever it is they are searching for.
The dive team is now equipped with side-scan sonar, which creates an image of the lake bottom. The dive team also has new flotation jackets.
Because the company the items were purchased from offered a governmental discount, the sheriff's office was able to purchase 360-degree imaging equipment, which produces 3D images of underwater objects.
The tracking equipment also features a global positioning system (GPS), which tracks movements across the water so the team can cover the most ground without retracing.
The team also received a $25,000 grant from Region 6 Homeland Security for six face masks fully equipped with communication devices, including ear pieces, microphones and a hard wire (which also serves as a tether), connecting divers to operators on the surface.
"Before this, the only way we could communicate with the divers was by pulling on the rope," said Sheriff Bill Barnwell. "One pull for this and two for that … we had our own little system."
As part of the Homeland Security grant, the department was also able to purchase water boots, high intensity underwater lights and an underwater video camera.
"Without this money, there is no way we would be able to get this equipment because of budgets," said Sgt. Scott Bates, who heads the dive team. "This is just an incredible opportunity for our dive team to help give back to the community and be able to help surrounding communities. It's going to be a great asset for our dive team."
And it not only makes the team better, but safer as well.
"It makes it so much easier for the divers. It makes for less stress, and in a stressful situation, the less stress the better we are," added dive team member Brian Brecker. "The key thing is safety and everybody going home at the end of the day."
The quest for additional equipment came after the team had to request assistance from multiple counties in a two-day search for a Tri County High School student on Little Whitefish Lake in Pierson Township. At the time, the team had no tracking technology and required help from outside departments.
"It was frustrating not having the right equipment," said Deputy Kevin Brecker, who serves on the dive team. "We need to be able to do this stuff on our own."
With the new equipment, the dive team can now be the team sought by others.
"It's going to increase our capabilities tenfold," Brecker said. "To be able to go out and have the sonar to start searching, it gives us the resources to save divers."
The equipment is all in possession and the team has been training on the water with it.
So far, so good.
"It works really well and it's pretty simple to use," Brecker said.


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The Arab Table: Recipes and Culinary Traditions (2005)
by May Bsisu
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This cookbook has impressive depth. The recipes are good and there is abundant and useful background information, but beyond that, for many recipes the author carefully explains that this is the way they make this dish in Egypt, or Lebanon, or Syria, and then goes on to provide information on variations from other parts of the Middle East. She also provides lists of recipes suitable for Arab Christian Lenten requirements and a menu for an Easter feast as well as information and menus for Ramadan.
Our favourite recipe from this book, Lentil Soup with Chard Leaves, is an example of the best of ethnic cooking: simple, inexpensive, hearty, and so appetizing that one doesn't grow tired of it.
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It is one of the world's oldest and most intriguing cuisines, yet few have explored the diverse dishes and enchanting flavors of Arab cookery beyond hummus and tabouleh. In 188 recipes, The Arab Table introduces home cooks to the fresh foods, exquisite tastes, and generous spirit of the Arab table.
May S. Bsisu, who has lived and cooked in Jordan, Lebanon, Kuwait, England, and now the United States, takes you along a reassuringly down-to-earth and warmly personal path through exciting culinary territory. The Arab Table focuses intimately on the foods of Arab countries such as Lebanon and Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Syria.
The book offers a bountiful range of appealing dishes: cold and hot mezza, or little dishes; vibrant salads and fresh vegetable preparations; savory soups, stews, and hearty casseroles; baked and grilled meats, poultry, and fish; cooling drinks; and ambrosial desserts. There are recipes for familiar dishes including Falafel, Chicken and Lamb Kebabs, and Baklava, as well as a diverse selection of lesser known delights greatly enjoyed around the world, such as Eggplant Pomegranate Salad, Zucchini with Bread and Mint, Grilled Halloumi Cheese Triangles, and Arab Flatbread. Celebration dishes, the cornerstone of Arab cuisine, include Moroccan and Lebanese Couscous, Baked Lamb with Rice and Chickpeas, and Baked Sea Bass with Rice and Caramelized Onions. No Arab cookbook would be complete without an ample selection of soups and stews, the customary way to break the fast at the end of each day during Ramadan. The Arab table is also well known for its sweets: Semolina Pistachio Layer Cake, Milk Pudding, and, of course, date-, nut-, and cream-filled pastries perfumed with rose and orange-blossom water are just a sampling of the desserts included here.
Along with these treasured recipes collected from May's extended family, friends, neighbors, and her own discoveries, The Arab Table is also a resource for learning about the traditions and customs associated with this time-honored cuisine. Throughout, essays on Arab holidays, from Eid Al Adha, the feast celebrating the end of the pilgrimage to Mecca, to Ramadan and Mubarakeh, the celebration for the birth of a baby, are explained and menus are provided for each. May enlightens readers as to customary greetings (How do you say Happy Ramadan?), gifts (What do you bring to an Arab home during Ramadan?), and wishes (How do you acknowledge the birth of a baby?) that are traditionally extended during these special occasions.
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By Giordano Bruno Neithercorp Press 10/12/2010 War, almost every kind of war, is first and foremost a production. A piece of live-action theater with "good guys" and "bad guys" delineated by governments and by media for the benefit of the masses. Most plot-points in most modern conflicts are not genuine. They are written and... »
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The Longshoremen's Weekend Guide is here and awaiting your review. We have compiled a list of some things to relieve weekend boredom and get you away from chores for a little bit. Look through the list and plan something for the weekend. Bring a fantastic story to the water cooler Monday morning.
Phil Spector Documentary Film Screening
WHEN: March 14, 7:30PM
WHERE: Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) – Bing Theater
5905 Wilshire Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90036
WHAT: This HBO Films production stars Al Pacino, playing the role of Phil Spector. The film explores the 2007 trial where Spector faces charges of murdering actress Lana Clarkson. Enjoy the perspectives of Spector and the dynamic that is brought with the interaction between him and his defense attorney, Linda Kenney Baden.
COST: Free, however it is first come, first serve – arrive early to ensure a ticket.
WHEN: March 15, 11PM
WHERE: Carpenter Performing Arts Center
6200 East Atherton Street
Long Beach, CA 90815
WHAT: This is the 3-D laser video experience of a lifetime. Two hours of classic Pink Floyd accompanied by a laser light show that will dazzle and impress even the most hardcore concert goer. The Carpenter Performing Arts Center has recently installed a state-of-the-art sound system that will deliver all the incredible sounds from Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon and The Wall albums. So eat your meat so you can have some pudding and be wow-ed by the sights and sounds of this major experience.
COST: $28 (Ticket information)
Funkalicious at the Grand Annex
WHEN: March 16, 8PM
WHERE: The Grand Annex
434 W. Sixth Street
San Pedro, CA 90731
WHAT: Go retro and get your funk on with the throwback to the '70 band. These guys have worked with famous groups like Parliament Funkadelic and Earth Wind and Fire. Come out and enjoy a high energy show that will bring on the nostalgia like no body's business.
COST: $15 in advance, $20 at the door (Ticket information)
WHEN: March 17, 3:00PM
WHERE: The Auld Dubliner Irish Pub
71 South Pine Avenue
Long Beach, CA 90802
WHAT: Celebrate St. Patrick's with authenticity. The Auld Dubliner decor has been imported from Ireland to ensure the real look and feel of a pub. The Humble Hooligans put a unique spin on traditional Irish tunes. Be green, have a good time and be a part of the Irish in Long Beach.
COST: $10 cover
"Diana: Legacy of a Princess" at the Queen Mary
WHEN: Now through June 16, 2013
WHERE: The Queen Mary
1126 Queens Hwy.,
Long Beach, CA 90802
WHAT: Princess Diana is one of our most iconic figures of the modern age. The Queen Mary host a 9,000 square foot display of items that represent and immortalize the beloved Princess. Items diplayed include gowns worn by the late princess and other items held dear by her. Have a royal experience and see what Princess Diana held close to her heart.
COST: $34.95 Adult – $23.95 Child (Age 5-11) (Ticket information)
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Nevada and Morehead State to determine CBI Champion on Friday at Lawlor
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2009-15: Head Coach, Nevada
2005-09: Nevada, Associate Head Coach
1999-05: Nevada, Assistant Coach As a Player
1997-99: Saint Mary's, Assistant Coach
1995-97: Eastern Washington, Assistant Coach
1992-95: Diablo Valley College, Assistant Coach
1989-90: Washington, Graduate Assistant
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1985-89: Saint Mary's
David Carter spent 16 years at Nevada with the final six as head coach ofthe Wolf Pack.
The Pack went 9-22 and 5-13 in MW play in 2014-15 to finish 10th, his final season leading the program.
In six seasons he has posted a record of 98-97 and led the Pack to a pair of 20-win seasons. The 98 wins ranks sixth in school history. Carter is just the second Nevada coach to post two 20-win seasons leading the Wolf Pack. The first was his predecessor, Mark Fox, who Carter was associate head coach for during Fox's five seasons.
In his first and third years, he guided the Pack to postseason play in the National Invitation Tournament. After capturing the 2012 Western Athletic Conference title, he was named the Don Haskins Western Athletic Conference Coach of the Year and received a five-year contract extension that runs through June 2017.
After placing ninth in the Mountain West in the Pack's first season in the conference Nevada tied for third in 2014, posting a 10-8 record in the rugged MW. Overall the Wolf Pack was 15-17. Senior guard Deonte Burton was named the All-MW, NABC District 17 and USBWA District VIII first teams.
The 2012-13 squad posted a 12-19 overall record and went 3-13 competing in the MW for the first time. Burton was named the All-MW third team and received a roster invitation to compete for a spot on Team USA.
Carter led the Wolf Pack to one of its most successful seasons in 2011-12 as Nevada went 28-7 overall and won its sixth WAC regular season championship with a 13-1 mark. It was the fourth outright WAC title for Nevada. Nevada advanced to postseason for the ninth time in 10 years and the NIT for the second time in three years under Carter. The Pack posted a couple of NIT firsts, reaching the quarterfinals and winning a home game in the tournament, downing Bucknell 75-67.
The 28 wins tied the 1945-46 team for the second most wins in school history. The Pack put together a 16-game win streak that tied the school record set by the 1965-66 squad that went 21-6.
Nevada started the same five players in all 35 games and all five earned postseason recognition. Burton was named the WAC Player of the Year after earning Freshman of the Year honors in 2011. It was the sixth time a Pack player earned the WAC honor and second time for a coach Carter player as Luke Babbitt earned the honor in 2010. Burton was also named to the AP honorable mention and NABC District 6 teams.
Senior Olek Czyz joined Burton on the All-WAC first team. Senior Dario Hunt was a second-team WAC selection for the second year in a row and for the third time was named to the All-WAC Defensive squad.
Sophomore Jerry Evans, Jr. joined Hunt on the All-WAC Defensive team. Junior guard Malik Story was named to the USBWA District VIII team, NABC District 6 second team and WAC honorable mention squad.
Carter led Nevada to its eighth-consecutive postseason appearance and its seventh-straight 20-win season in his first year at the helm. A very young team in year two posted a 13-19 mark and went 8-8 in WAC play.
In year three, the Carter-led Wolf Pack returned to the top of the league standings and he became just the second coach at Nevada to post two 20-win seasons.
After taking over as the head coach in 2009, Carter wasted no time in continuing the success that he had helped build in 10 years as a Wolf Pack assistant coach. He also became just the second first-year head coach in school history to win 20 games in his debut season.
Carter's first team turned in a 21-13 overall record, marking its seventh consecutive 20-win season and its ninth straight winning season. The Wolf Pack finished in a tie for second in the WAC with an 11-5 record, its seventh consecutive finish in the WAC's top two. Nevada also earned its eighth consecutive postseason appearance with a bid to the 2010 NIT, and won its opening-round postseason game for the fourth time in seven years.
Carter's up-tempo offense also broke several school records and ranked among the nation's best in 2009-10. Nevada scored 2,703 points in 2009-10 to break the school record for points scored, besting the mark of 2,632 that the Wolf Pack had in its 2006-07 campaign. The Wolf Pack led the WAC and ranked 14th in the nation in scoring, averaging 79.5 points per game. The Wolf Pack also surpassed its school records for field goals made (983) and attempted (2,040) in Carter's first year as head coach. The team made 48.2 percent of its field-goal attempts to rank second in the WAC and 17th in the NCAA that season.
Carter was named the 17th head coach in the history of Nevada's men's basketball program on April 3, 2009. He replaced Mark Fox, who left Nevada after five seasons to become head coach at the University of Georgia.
In his 10 years as a Wolf Pack assistant coach, including five seasons as the associate head coach, Carter played an integral role in Nevada's climb to the top of the Western Athletic Conference and into the national spotlight. He helped lead the Wolf Pack to five Western Athletic Conference titles, four NCAA Tournament invitations, six consecutive 20-win seasons and seven straight postseason appearances during his time on the bench. He was also recognized as one of the top assistant coaches in the nation, making FOXSports.com's list of the top 10 Mid-Major Assistant Coaches in 2007-08 and being named the best assistant coach in the Western Athletic Conference in Street's & Smith's 2004-05 College Basketball National Preview.
An accomplished basketball player himself, Carter has been able to successfully relate his experiences as a guard to the perimeter players on the Wolf Pack roster.
His extensive knowledge of the Nevada offense has helped the program grow from year-to-year, breaking the single-season record for scoring three times in his tenure on the bench (2004-05 and 2006-07 as an assistant and 2009-10 as head coach). The Wolf Pack also set single-season mark for assists with 571 in 2006-07.
Three of Carter's guards - Ramon Sessions (2005), Armon Johnson (2008) and Burton (2011) - have been named the WAC Freshman of the Year, while Sessions was an All-WAC selection in 2007 and Johnson was an two-time all-league honoree (2009 and 2010). Sessions ranks third in career assists at Nevada, while Johnson is fifth. A two-time all-conference selection and the 2012 WAC player of the year, Burton's 2,102 career points and 515 assists rank second in Wolf Pack history.
Carter's guards have also found success at the next level in the NBA. Sessions, who is now with the Sacramento Kings, is entering his eighth year in the NBA after being a 2007 draft pick of the Milwaukee Bucks. Johnson was drafted by the Portland Trail Blazers in the 2010 NBA draft. Burton signed as free agent with the Sacramento Kings.
Guard Marcelus Kemp earned first-team All-WAC honors in each of his final two seasons at Nevada. After ranking second on the team in scoring in each of the previous two years, Kemp led the team and ranked second in the WAC with 20.0 points per game in 2007-08.
Carter came to the Wolf Pack in 1999 after spending two seasons as an assistant at his alma mater, Saint Mary's College, in Moraga, Calif. He also had coaching stints at Eastern Washington University and Diablo Valley Community College. In three years at Diablo Valley, Carter helped the team to its first Final Eight appearance.
Prior to his coaching days, Carter played four years (1985-89) at Saint Mary's College. He helped lead the Gaels to an NCAA Tournament berth in 1989, and the team finished the season ranked 17th in the nation with a 25-5 record. He was a four-year starter and team captain. Carter also set the school record for career assists at Saint Mary's, a record that stood from 1989-97, and currently ranks third all time for the Gaels. Carter was inducted into the Saint Mary's Athletics Hall of Fame in 2006.
Carter played high school basketball at Crenshaw High School in Los Angeles, one of the most prominent programs in the country. In three years at Crenshaw, his teams lost only five games and won state championships in 1983 and 1985.
He received his bachelor of arts in liberal studies from Saint Mary's in 1989.
Carter and his wife, Kimberly, have a daughter, Alexis (16) and a son, Cameron (14).


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