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HIV/AIDS Case Management
As part of its ongoing mission to provide high quality behavioral health, rehabilitation, and education services to individuals and the community, Burrell offers support and case management services to persons living with HIV or AIDS. These services are provided free of charge through a contract with the Missouri Department of Health and Human Services.
HIV/AIDS case management provides assistance to locate, coordinate, advocate and refer for medical and psychosocial services based on assessed needs. Case management is a client-centered process that links clients to services in an effort to ensure timely, coordinated access to medically appropriate levels of health and supportive care.
Burrell's case management specializes in the care and advocacy of persons living with HIV or AIDS who may also experience mental health or substance abuse needs. Burrell's dedicated staff can assist individuals to improve their quality of life by helping them maintain their healthcare and support systems, as well as coordinating resources and advocating for each client's individual needs.
Eligibility for HIV/AIDS case management includes:
- verified status of HIV or AIDS
- Missouri residency
- willingness to participate in regular medical care
- living under 300% federal poverty level
Additional services that are available based on eligibility, assessed need and present funding include:
- medical care referral
- mental health care referral
- transportation assistance
- medication assistance (limited primarily to HIV medications)
- dental assistance
- housing and utility assistance
- insurance copay or insurance continuation assistance
- home health care referral
All assistance programs are federally funded and can only be provided as a last resort when all other assistance programs have been accessed.
The HIV/AIDS case management program provided by Burrell is part of a statewide HIV/AIDS system of care. Burrell is part of the Southwestern care system and covers 29 counties. The counties included are as follows: Barry, Barton, Cedar, Christian, Dade, Dallas, Dent, Douglas, Greene, Hickory, Howell, Jasper, Laclede, Lawrence, McDonald, Newton, Oregon, Ozark, Phelps, Polk, Pulaski, St. Clair, Shannon, Stone, Taney, Texas, Webster, Wright, and Vernon.
For further information or questions regarding this program, call Sara Rutan at 417.761.5842. Requests for speaking and educational presentations about HIV/AIDS are also offered within the service area.
Healthcare Home
Helping adults and children lead healthier lives can greatly reduce the negative impacts of living with long-term mental illness, substance abuse and medical conditions. As a Healthcare Home we provide coordination of comprehensive primary physical care to Medicaid patients with behavioral health and/or chronic physical health conditions in a way that recognizes all of their needs as persons, not just clients. This is done using a partnership or team approach between the Healthcare Home staff, clients, families and Primary Care Providers.
For those who may benefit from the services of our Healthcare Home program, a Nurse Care Manager is assigned to your case based upon your medical needs. The Nurse Care Manager will have contact with you as much as necessary to help you maintain your physical health and wellness.
Your Nurse Care Manager is available to:
- Help you identify and achieve your healthcare and wellness goals
- Assure you are receiving the preventive and primary care you need to help manage your chronic physical health conditions
- Provide or arrange for appropriate health and wellness education related to your general medical and chronic physical health conditions
- Assist in helping you access a family doctor or other medical providers and coordinate care
- Assist with your transition home after a hospitalization by reviewing your medications with you and helping you understand your discharge instructions
Nurse Care Managers who focus on the medical needs of behavioral health clients has proven very successful in addressing general health issues, as well as in improving outcomes and quality of care.
For more information on the Healthcare Home program, please contact:
|Healthcare Home Southwest
1300 E Bradford Parkway
Springfield, Missouri 65804
Mon Fri, 8:00am 5:00pm
|Healthcare Home Central
3401 Berrywood Dr, Ste 101
Columbia, Missouri 65201
Mon Fri, 8:00 AM 5:00 PM
Homeless Services
During a typical year, between 900,000 and 1.4 million children experience homelessness with their families in the United States.
A popular misconception is that the homeless chose their condition – "If they would only get a job, all their problems would disappear." It is rarely that easy. Keep in mind that the average age of a homeless person is 7 years old. That's because so many children are entering shelters with their parents. And, many of these families show up at shelters because of an unexpected financial setback – a lost job, an extended illness, or an expensive car repair. Some are there because the primary breadwinner left the family. And half are there because they struggle with mental illness and a substance abuse problem.
Burrell has operated an outreach program at the local shelter for well over 20 years. There, our outreach workers provide community support and mental health case management services to this vulnerable population, offered in the same location that provide families a place to warm up, take a shower, or do a load of laundry.
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Sometimes it is a long a hard road to delicious, but it is always worth it.
It's a little after 5am; I am bundled in my just-moved-from-California-and-the-east-coast-is-just-too-damn-cold down coat, a scarf, rain boots, and iPhone capable gloves. I have about eight bags with me as I waddle from the house to the bus stop that is in the middle of a suburban neighborhood. It's dark and there are really creepy woods I have to walk by, which I do with quick and tiny steps. I get to the bus stop and drop my bags. I've got my purse and my lunch, also the essentials for staying in the city for the weekend while looking for a decent apartment. I've got fifteen minutes until the bus comes. I almost fall back asleep standing up. I hear the bus coming and start reaching for my bus pass when the bus runs the stop sign and passes me by. Rude. Now I would be supremely upset because the next pentagon bus doesn't come for 40 minutes, but I got on the wrong bus the day before, so now I know that there is also a Federal Reserve bus that will take me down town coming soon.
Fast forward forty minutes, the Federal Reserve bus has also passed me. I have called and yelled at the lady who works for Omni Bus Customer Service, whose only advice was to wave a flashlight at the oncoming bus, so they will see me. Ummm… how about they just STOP at the bus STOP!! Novel concept, right? In this time a high school kid texting in a long sleeve shirt has also sauntered up to the bus stop.
Why aren't you wearing a coat young man? Don't you know it is the ARTIC out here?
A third bus turns the corner and passes us AGAIN! The kid takes off running after it and I start grabbing all my gypsy bags, surely he will stop them and make them wait for me once he gets there. Nope. After loping about half a mile uphill I trudge back to the bus stop. I have been outside in the tundra for over an hour, passed by three buses, left behind by my only comrade, I got into an argument over the phone and I am going to be over an hour late for work. I finally board the bus, it charges my card twice. I sit fuming next to an extra large man with a hacking smokers cough for another hour and then disembark at the pentagon only to find that the 300 yard walk to the metro station is barricaded by marines with machine guns who are searching everyone's bags. Luckily this Arab only has eight completely bulky slightly suspicious bags on her. The metro of course is single tracking and takes three times as long to reach my destination.
I walk into the office at the gentlemanly hour of 9:15am, all the big shots are standing with their Folger's waiting for me to do the final inspection of your new office space. After a few rushed greeting and handshakes, the lead contractor turns around and promptly breaks his nose walking into a window outside the conference room.
I think I cried in my cubicle for lunch and by the time 5pm rolled around, I needed a drink bad.
I found a tiny ramen place that reminded me of San Francisco and ordered a whisky double and a beet salad as a starter. It blew my mind, and now I remade it for you. ..
Dirty Beets.
I usually like my beats dirty, but this type you need to make sure are extra clean. Trim and save the greens and stew with a little roasted garlic and olive oil to eat on top of pasta or farro with parmesan cheese and you've got an accidentally delicious lunch ready for tomorrow.
I usually like my beats dirty, but this type you need to make sure are extra clean. Trim and save the greens and stew with a little roasted garlic and olive oil to eat on top of pasta or farro with parmesan cheese and you've got an accidentally delicious lunch ready for tomorrow.
Place the beets in a shallow baking dish with about an inch of water and cover with foil. Bake in the oven until they can be easily pierced with a fork, about 30 minutes.
Allow the beets to cool, when they are safe to handle you should be able to rub the skins off of them.
For this recipe I like the beets to be cold so this is usually where I would refrigerate them for a few hours, until I am ready to toss the salad.
In a large bowl mix together the ingredients for the dressing:
1 TB White Miso
2 TB Korean Style Yuzu Tea (It is almost like marmalade)
1 TB Grapeseed Oil
3 TB Rice Wine Vinegar
1 Chopped Scallion
Salt & Pepper
1 TB White Miso
2 TB Korean Style Yuzu Tea (It is almost like marmalade)
1 TB Grapeseed Oil
3 TB Rice Wine Vinegar
1 Chopped Scallion
Salt & Pepper
Chop or slice the beets (This is even better if you can find Golden Beets) and then gently toss them in the dressing.
Paint sliced baguette with olive oil and toast in the oven. You can toast the hazelnuts in there also, or on a dry pan on the stovetop.
Pass them around to people you love. Do this in memory of the worst public transportation day ever.
WTF is a Yuzu?
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A Hollywood source said: "Mike is blown away by the offer. He sees it as a way of making a fresh start. If it works out, George will be his saviour."
Meanwhile, the talk in America was of promoter Don King seeking to sign Tyson as the opponent for George Foreman's comeback to the ring at the age of 55.
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INDEPENDENT: Tito's Blue Train revives a rose-tinted view of the dictator's Communist rule
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THE INDEPENDENT (London, UK)
01 January 2005
Tito's Blue Train revives a rose-tinted view of the
dictator's Communist rule
By Vesna Peric Zimonjic in Belgrade
For a quarter of a century, it was kept in an engine
shed in Belgrade, gathering dust. Since the death of
its celebrated former owner in 1980, "Marshal" Josip
Broz Tito, the Blue Train, with its oak-panelled
interiors, velvet carpets and sumptuous leather
armchairs, has been redundant.
It made its last journey on the day of the former
leader's funeral, carrying his body to Belgrade for
burial. From then on, it was forgotten.
But many of those who lived during the Communist era
under Tito's rule are starting to look back on the
regime with fond memories. And yesterday, for the
first time in 25 years, the Blue Train was put, quite
literally, back on track. A hundred and fifty
visitors, caught up in a wave of nostalgia, climbed
aboard the train, which carried Tito more than 400,000
miles around Europe as he negotiated, made deals, or
simply relaxed.
"It's a chance for people to see a train which was
closed to the public during a period of our history,
to imagine how things were then," explained Vesna
Vukasovic of the Belgrade Rail Company. "Many people
would like to go back to Tito's times a little."
The five-hour-long journey from Belgrade to Vrnjacka
Banja, 130 miles south-east of the Serbian capital,
costs about £15. Passengers can enjoy the luxury of
Tito's private quarters, peek into his wood-panelled
study, have meals in the dictator's dining room or
simply rest in one of the sleeping cars which can
accommodate up to 90 guests. They can even talk to a
Tito impersonator, a Serbian actor.
From the yellow velvet curtains draping the windows
and pale green chairs to the1950s ashtrays and books,
everything in the Blue Train screams post-Second World
War Communism, in particular the inky blue walls that
gave the train its nickname. These remain exactly the
same as when it was built by Yugoslav engineers in the
1950s. "I wish there were more tours like this," the
train's engineer, Radomir Starcevic, 48, told The
Independent. "It's not only that you remember nice
things because they happened when you were young. Life
was good and so very different then."
Mr Starcevic echoes the feelings of millions of people
in Serbia, old enough to remember life under Tito, and
who believe life under the dictator was incomparably
better than today. For them, Communism meant peace,
good salaries, free travel and economic success. The
Blue Train, which played host to the Queen and the
late Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, will remind
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Stocks in the U.S. are once again around record highs. Although there are well-known risks in the market, from geopolitics to disappointing U.S. economic data to stretched valuations, Morgan Stanley equity strategist Adam Parker remains bullish.
In a note out this morning titled We Are Full of Bull, he gives three reasons why:
Firstly, we expect a 2014 economic replay. We think the economy in the US will accelerate in the 2nd and 3rd quarters as a number of temporary and tactical issues that impacted Q1 abate. Secondly, we think the bottom-up consensus earnings expectations are too low. This has happened only 6 times in the last 39 years, and never before mid-cycle. While the sample size isn't statistically significant, the multiple typically has expanded when the bottom-up numbers have risen. Our top-down forecast is $124 in 2015 EPS for the S&P500, vs. the bottom-up expectations of $119. Thirdly, we don't see sentiment on US equities as ebullient and we like the fact that net hedge fund exposures in the US appear to be exactly in line with 5-year averages, and sentiment about other equity regions is clearly more positive than for the US. That's a good setup for meaningful appreciation.
And on valuations, Parker writes:
Moreover, it is hard to argue that the US equity market is in a bubble when the valuations of government bond yields, select corporate bond yields and other asset classes (Hong Kong, London, New York, Silicon Valley, and South Beach homes, to name a few) are clearly more stretched. Not to mention the valuation of men's ties and women's purses, which have inflated at 20% per annum for a decade.
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25K plaques have now been introduced at the table. We are now at the 17th round still with 7 players holding an average stack of 185K. The blinds are now 2,500/5,000 + 500 antes.
Bo raies 12.5 K and gets re-raised all-in by Sorel mizzi. Bo asks for a chip count but folds after evaluating his hand.An All-in by Schuchardt was followed by folds by Thiede, Bo, Hoff and Sorel. Mitja looks interested in this hand, asks for a chip count and in fact calls the 40K all-in by Schuchardt. It is now Schuchardt's KJ of spades against Mitja's KhJd. The flop comes out a A34Q8 resulting in a split pot. The button is now on Mitja who raises 11k but gets re-raised by Schuchardt's all-in while holding 40K. Mitja calls this push and shows his A7 of clubs which go heads up against Schuchardt with his Ah10d. The flop comes out as 98QTK which pairs Schuchardt's 10 taking his stack up to 74K. There are currently 3 short stacked players at the table. Sorel Mizzi, Schuchardt and Hoff with Potocin still in the lead of this seven-strong final table at the EC Poker Tour, Malta.
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Local Computer: Directories available to you on the local computer are Desktop, Documents, Music, Pictures, Video and Downloads. Programs loaded on your computer will often attempt to save in these directories.
External Drives: External drives (storage) comes in a variety of shapes and sizes. In fact, any device that you connect to your computer that has memory storage of it's own will be read by your computer as an external drive. This includes:
- USB flash drives
- External hard drives
- Cameras (such as the library's FLIP cameras)
- Memory cards (can be pulled from cameras, phones, etc. and read using a USB card reader available in the library).
Networked Drives: The drive commonly referred to as your (H:) drive is network space allotted to you at HUHS. You will also have access to read files shared by teachers on the (S:) drive. This space resides apart from your computer and is accessible when you are logged into the network. Depending on the classes you are enrolled in, you may have additional network drives available to you.
Google Drive: This drive exists "in the cloud" as part of your school Google account. Each student is allotted 30GB of space to store file, as well as email and other Google account data. This drive is available to you anytime you are connected to the internet, regardless of computer.
Understanding File Paths
Understanding File Paths
Computers find files in directories through PATHS. You can visualize the path this way:
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- Easier retrieval!
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- Efficient file management!
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GOVERNOR MEMBERS: nomination form for directors
The twenty-third Annual General Meeting of the Australian Rural Leadership Foundation will be held at 12 noon, on Wednesday 18 November 2015, in the boardroom of the Australian Forest Products Association (Ground Floor, 24 Napier Close, Deakin Canberra).
This year, the Foundation has two board vacancies in the Governor Member category.
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The NBA Draft is far from an exact science
Measure For Measure
Tradition has it Sir Isaac Newton was resting beneath an apple tree when an apple fell on his head, urging him to ponder the Universal Law of Gravitation.
Donnie Walsh doesnt recall any trees inside Churchland High School, site of the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament, though a similar brush with the principles of modern physics and gravity remains etched in his mind when contemplating the NBA Draft.
Somebody shot the ball and it took a long bounce into the corner, and he got out there and got it, and when he got it, I kind of thought he was going to hold it and throw it out to one of the other players, Walsh said. He then turned and just took the ball to the goal and dunked on everybody. And it wasnt so much that he did that, because he was big, but it was how quick he was. It just happened like lightning.
Foster was later selected by Golden State with the 21st overall pick, forcing Walsh to engineer a trade -- surrendering a future first round pick and the draft rights to Vonteego Cummings (No. 26) -- to secure the apple of his eye. Foster has since developed into one of the leagues top rebounders and a reliable frontcourt presence.
That play was the one that really caught my eye, Walsh added. I didnt think he was going to take the ball and try to throw down on the whole team. It showed me aggressiveness that you really want with a big guy.
The NBA Draft is far from an exact science. Its subtleties and intricacies are best explained through anecdotes told by some of the leagues most influential and experienced draft experts, who venture through each step of the process, hoping to arrive at logical conclusions in the form of shrewd selections. The following are some examples, spread out among the different stages of evaluation.
The College Season
Walshs expertise wasnt limited to random moments of clarity, much to the dismay of his colleagues. Its been well documented how in 1987 he ignored the cries of the Hoosier faithful and drafted Reggie Miller instead of Steve Alford. He wasnt the only potential suitor at the dance.
I remember watching Reggie in the Pac-10 Tournament, I believe, and just falling in love with him, said John Nash, who was General Manager of the Sixers back then and occupies that same post now with Portland. He was playing at home and had a monster 39-point performance, but unfortunately my colleague Donnie Walsh took him at No. 11, and I wasnt picking until 16.
Several years later as GM of Washington in 1992, Nashs love for a particular player didnt go unrequited. An early season scouting trip led him to North Carolina State, where he became enamored with Tom Gugliotta, who was still on the board when Washington was picking sixth.
I went to see him and I went away saying to myself, this guy is going to be a long-term solid player, because he did a little of everything, said Nash. Injuries have taken their toll later in his career, but at his peak, Tom was pretty much what I thought he would become in the league.
Miller, on the other hand, showed amazing durability throughout his 18-year career, thanks in large part to having solid protection. Dale Davis, who Walsh took with the 13th pick in 1991, was one of Millers trusted body guards.
He was the top rebounder in the ACC for three years, and yet, if you see Dale in a camp situation, hes not going to stand out, because hes not a scorer, said Walsh. In the pre-draft camp settings, the guards tend to dominate the ball and the big guys dont get a real chance. But, Id seen enough of Dale to know that he could provide the toughness, rebounding and defense that would really help us.
The Pre-Draft Camps
No discussion of the leagues pre-draft camp history is complete without mentioning Scottie Pippens performance at the PIT in 1987; Dan Majerle in 1988; and Tim Hardaway in 1989. Jamal Crawford took the Chicago camp by storm in 2000, going in as a potential second-round pick and eventually becoming the eighth overall selection.
These days, with many of the top prospects electing to bypass the pre-draft camp circuit, these venues have become more about a player securing a spot in round two, or making a monumental leap into the latter part of round one.
General Managers still see them as a valuable tool in identifying players that may have slipped through the cracks.
The more avenues you can see players in, the more information you gather, said Hawks GM Billy Knight. Were in the information business when it comes to evaluating players, and the more info you have, the better off youll be when making a decision. I enjoy the PIT. I think its been valuable.
In 2004, Royal Ivey of Texas came to Portsmouth hoping to generate some interest. His performance didnt yield a subsequent invite to Chicago, but it was some of the little things that caught Knights eye, which led him to spend the 37th pick on Ivey.
Royal is physical, hes tough and he competes all the time. He loves to play. He has heart. A lot of times those things dont show up, said Knight. Whether its hustling back on a play, or sticking his nose in there on a defensive set, or getting back and taking a charge. Hes just a tough, hard-nosed guy who competes. That will always give a guy a chance, and Royal has a chance to be an NBA player.
The Individual Workouts
Not surprisingly, Miller scored big points in a shooting drill.
When Reggie came in he was making shots practically from halfcourt, and releasing those shots with ease. You knew that he was going to be someone who could shoot the ball comfortably, said Knight. When the drill was finished, Reggie still wanted to stay out there and shoot. He didnt feel he made as many as he would like.
In Harringtons case, it was the sheer physicality of his workout that led the Pacers brass to believe he would eventually become a valuable NBA player.
We brought Al in for a workout and he literally moved people out of the way with his body, said Knight. He was just so big and strong you knew that his body was going to be such that hed be able to handle the punishment of the NBA and dish it out.
Nash distinctly remembered two workouts Kevin Garnett and Kobe Bryant.
In 1995, Garnett conducted a private workout in Chicago for approximately 100 people representing teams in the lottery. And he didnt disappoint.
It was a special workout. Here was a young man when it wasnt yet fashionable to draft high school players, who was so impressive that he went five. He just put on a phenomenal performance, said Nash. Having said that, I opted to pass on him. I had the fourth pick and I chose Rasheed Wallace, because he had two years of seasoning in college. That was obviously an opportunity that Kevin McHale seized.
In Bryants case, Nash was working for the Nets who had the eighth pick in 1996 and wanted to select Bryant.
In our workouts in New Jersey with Bryant, you could tell he was special. We were very close to drafting him. The storys been chronicled many times, Nash said. The long and the short of it is, we didnt get him.
The Interview
In many cases, its the last hurdle in the process and can carry just as much weight as a dynamic on-the-court showing.
Its like anything else. When a guy shows up for an interview in jeans and a sweatshirt, you know his hearts not in it, said Nash.
In 2003, Walsh was intrigued with James Jones potential, having scouted him at Miami and watching him perform during the pre-draft camps. Getting a feel for the type of person he is made grabbing him in the second round (49th overall) a slam dunk.
I can remember I thought he had great potential because of his shooting ability, athleticism and length, Walsh said. And then, getting to know him, meeting him. This guys a four-year college graduate and its a completely different experience in dealing with him, because hes a man. Hes very serious and does every single thing you ask him to do. Very serious about improving his game. Theres no doubt in my mind that hell be in the NBA for 10-plus years.
As with anything in life, the draft is filled with unexpected twists and turns, and in the case of Stanley Roberts in 1991, unexpected fluctuations.
Stanley played overseas just before his draft year, Nash said. I went over to watch him play and he played very effectively. From the time the European season ended, through June when we were conducting workouts, he gained a significant amount weight and was terribly out of shape when he went through the workouts. His stock dropped tremendously and he was drafted 23rd when some people thought he was a top-10 talent.
Unfortunately, that was a characteristic of his career, in that, nobody would argue that Stanley Roberts had the talent to be a long-term NBA player, but he didnt have the determination, and as a result, he was often out of shape and often unable to compete.
A hand injury in 2002 kept Oregons Fred Jones from going full-tilt in Chicago. That didnt stop Isiah Thomas from taking an interest and passing his feelings onto Walsh, who made Jones the 14th pick, when most had him pegged for the late first round.
Isiah brought him to my attention and I could never figure out why, because the guy was hurt, said Walsh. Because Isiah seemed really interested, I went back and watched a lot of Freddies games on film and what I saw was that he was a great athlete and in his senior year he really delivered in the clutch.
He had two great teammates (Luke Jackson and Luke Ridnour), and what I saw was that when the game got close, they looked at him and he made all the big shots. I kind of looked at him as a Vinnie Johnson type of guy but more athletic.
In 2003, before Nash was hired as General Manager, Portland had zeroed in on Viktor Khryapa of CSKA Moscow. Khryapa eventually withdrew his name from the draft, but the Blazers remained interested and continued to scout him and view tapes of his games. During that process, the team became interested in Khryapas teammate with CSKA Moscow, Sergei Monia.
Our international scout was very high on Monia, said Nash. And so, because we had an extra pick that we had purchased from New Jersey, we made the decision to take Khryapa and even though we knew Monia didnt have a buyout, we were prepared to draft him just on potential. We also liked the fact that he was going to go back and play another year. We expect hell join us this year.
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This is a crisis spawned, in large part, by our own delusion. We wanted to believe in ever-rising stocks, in a shop-till-the-terrorists-are-defeated foreign policy and homes that were worth whatever our mortgage broker told us. For eight years, our government borrowed to pay for wars, tax cuts and prescription drugs, while we borrowed to pay for HDTVs, iPhones and Xboxes. Buy now, pay later wasn't just a sales pitch, it was fiscal policy. Later is now. To fix our economy we first must change our views of debt and savings. That will take sacrifice, the one word from the president-elect's speech that we must hear before all others.-- Loren Steffy opining for the Houston Chronicle.
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Spaces available for classes as of 5/18/2017
PK4-2 K-10 1st-9 2nd-9 3rd-1 4th-6 5th-5 7th-9
PK3, 6th & 8th are FULL with a wait list
These numbers change as we receive re-registrations and new applicants but will only be updated on occasion. Check with our office to find out if we have an opening for you!
Please contact the office at or call 317-255-7153 to find out more and schedule a tour.
It is our goal to offer a Catholic education to every student who desires to attend Saint Monica Catholic School regardless of race, religion, gender, national origin, or academic support needs. Due to our school size we occasionally may have more students enroll than we are able to accommodate. A registration deadline of March 17th is in place for grade levels that are near capacity.
To ensure that our enrollment process is fair and objective, a formal Admission Policy was developed by the School Commission for Kindergarten through 8th Grade.
Application Process & Admission Policy
Enrollment Policy
Current families have the opportunity to register for the following school year, and must do so by January 27. Once it is determined who is returning, remaining spots are opened up to parishioners. Whatever spots remain once parishioners have been served, are filled by new families whose records from a former school (if any) indicate that St. Monica is a good match for their child. Middle school students and parents are interviewed prior to acceptance. A non-refundable processing fee is paid at time of application for acceptance. A registration fee is paid as well, which is non-refundable unless acceptance is denied. A registration deadline of March 17th is in place for new families applying for grade levels that are near capacity.
We also ask that you make an appointment (317) 255-7153 if interested in seeing St. Monica at a time other than our scheduled Open House (the last Sunday of January every year). Please bring school records when you visit.
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New Family Application English Español
If unavailable, check back during open enrollment time. (Feb- June)
Tuition & Fees
Tuition Policy
Tuition includes:
study trips
technology fees
most student materials
When comparing our tuition rates to other schools, ask about fees that their tuition does not include.
Please call the school office for information about getting your child(ren) registered for the 2017-18 school year.
The finance committee has approved the tuition for the 2017-2018 School year:
Parishioner - $4,944
Catholic - $5562
Non-Parishioner - $7168
Eighth grade student tuition is an additional $800 added to the above rates to cover all expenses for trips, ceremonies, and leadership opportunities
Financial Assistance
The School Commission and Parish Finance Committee prayerfully consider the tuition rates, balancing the true cost of a 21st Century Catholic education against the need to offer an affordable option for all families.
The Immigrant Welcome Center, Parish Youth Center, religious education and our school ministry all use parish funds. Therefore many of the operating and facility costs are covered under the umbrella of the parish. The tithing and financial support the parish receives helps offset the true cost of a quality, Catholic education.
The support from the parish helps offset the true cost of an individual child's Catholic education which is $7168. This includes tuition, school supplies, and technology fees.
The Indiana Department of Education facilitates the Choice Scholarship Program. Please see the link below for more information. Please send your previous year's 1040 tax return to Jessica Sinkovic, for further review.
IDOE Choice Scholarship Program
The Institute for Quality Education provides scholarship grants to students of lower-income families enabling them to attend private or parochial school of their choice. The Institute for Quality Education is a 501(c)(3) public charity, funded by individual, corporate, and foundation contributions. It is open to families who qualify under the income guidelines for the federal reduced-price lunch program and who are entering from a public school. Scholarships are worth $500. The Institute for Quality Education exists to provide new options in education for families of limited means.
To help offset the cost of a Catholic education at Saint Monica Catholic School, there are opportunities for parish support, scholarships and financial aid. Saint Monica School partners with FACTS Tuition Management to offer a confidential application process that reviews financial need based on objective, preset criteria. Applications for financial aid through FACTS are confidential and submitted online.
To apply please follow the link to FACTS Tuition Management. Please apply beginning January 1st. The deadline to apply for the upcoming school year is April 16th.
Interested applicants should contact the Business Manager, Jessica Sinkovic - , who will give you the information to begin the online process. She will be able to answer all other specific questions about the program.
Who is a parishioner of St. Monica Parish?
(As defined by the Parish Pastoral Council)
A parishioner is not simply someone whose name appears on the parish roster. Membership in St. Monica Parish involves meeting at least two of the following three criteria:
Worship with the community on Sundays and Holy Days;
Regularly support the parish through reasonable and identifiable monetary contributions' including online giving
Be involved in one or more of the spiritual, educational, service or social activities of the Church.
Following are some criteria that are used to determine parishioner status:
Time: Do you worship regularly with the community on Sundays and Holy Days?
Talent: What abilities and gifts can you share with St. Monica Parish? Can your vocational abilities be used to better the parish? Example: can you share computer knowledge, offer nursing expertise, volunteer in class or tutor students, promote fundraisers, serve as a Eucharistic Minister or Lector, minister to shut-ins, serve on a committee, help with the Liturgy, etc.
Treasure: Do you give to God financially a part of what He gives to you? While Scripture calls us to tithe, it is between you and God what you are able to give. Are you using your envelopes weekly? It is important for you to use the envelopes that are mailed to you because it allows for better and more accurate records of your giving.
We Love Parent Involvement!
Parent involvement has always been a hallmark of our school and we firmly believe that our school is not complete without this component. We require 28 hours per family per year. Financially, our tuition would be much higher without the dedicated commitment of our families to provide many of the services that make our school run efficiently and provide unique, one-of-a-kind educational opportunities for our students. Many studies support the beliefs we have here at St. Monica that parent involvement has a direct impact on a child's education.


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**NOTE: This show takes place at HERE Collective: 930 Alabama St., San Francisco, CA 94110**
Speechless, the hit comedy show that pokes fun at PowerPoint, is pulling an all nighter as the grand finale of the San Francisco Improv Festival. The 24 hour event will be filled with improvised talks from Speechless' favorite past presenters from the worlds of comedy and corporate America as well as special guests and audience volunteers. Not only will the event serve as the SFIF after party, it will also serve as a voter registration drive. Building on SFIF's theme of "Make Improv Great Again", Speechless Marathon will pose as a faux political party convention and have plenty of election themed elements throughout. And if that wasn't enough, Speechless Marathon is inviting Guinness World Records to come and witness history in the making. You only have one choice this election season and that choice is to stay up all night with some of the funniest people in the Bay Area.
"This show is going to be yuuuuuge." –Donald Trump
BOOZE: Yes. Beer & Wine.
COST: $20 in advance/$24 at the door; 18 and over; Wristband holders can leave and re-enter as often as they'd like during the 24 hour event.
GET ON STAGE: Email firstname.lastname@example.com to get a presenter's slot during the Marathon. Or sign up when you show up.
SHOWTIME: Saturday, September 17, 8:00PM thru Sunday, September 18, 8:00PM in the Speechless Marathon!
**NOTE: This show takes place at HERE Collective: 930 Alabama St., San Francisco, CA 94110**
This show is a co-production of Speechless, HERE Collective and The San Francisco Improv Festival.
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It was another dominant performance against the run by the Ravens in a 37-27 victory Sunday as a stingy front seven limited the former Ravens star to just 49 rushing yards on 19 carries. Although Lewis averaged only 2.6 yards per carry, Browns coach Romeo Crennel stubbornly kept sending him up the middle to absorb hit after hit.
Days before kickoff, Jamal Lewis had insisted the Browns were going to be effective at pounding the football against a defense that ranks first in the NFL against the run with an average of 64.3 yards allowed per contest. He got quieter and quieter in his post-play conversations with the Ravens as the game progressed and he was continually stymied at the line.
"I won't say too much about it because it's kind of embarrassing when somebody in the paper says they want to run at you," Ravens middle linebacker Ray Lewis said. "If you're going to run up on a lion, make sure you sneak up on him. Don't tell him you're coming.
"For me, that kind of made me look at our guys and say, 'That's personal. They want to run the ball.' They're talking, but we're the best team in the NFL at stopping the run."
Now, the Ravens haven't allowed an opposing runner to eclipse the 100-yard mark in an NFL-best 27 games. It's an impressive streak that dates back to a Dec. 10, 2006 game against Kansas City Chiefs running back Larry Johnson.
A two-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year, Lewis was emphatic that the Ravens are far too stout upfront with defensive tackles Haloti Ngata and Justin Bannan. Plus, Baltimore has a hard-nosed linebacker corps that features Lewis, Bart Scott, Terrell Suggs and Jarret Johnson.
"Nobody is going to run the ball," Lewis said. "That's a simple fact. That isn't talking trash. They know it. We don't have to say it."
Jamal Lewis had entered the game with momentum, but found nowhere to run against a swarming defense.
The Browns are 11-1 when Lewis carries it 20 or more times, but that 20th carry Sunday wasn't going to make a difference.
"They have a big defense and they play well against the run," Crennel said. "We didn't get a lot going in the running game. Towards the end of the game, they were able to pin their ears back a little bit and rush the passer. I think that was the difference."
Cleveland finished with just 64 total rushing yards on 23 carries. Lewis' longest run was seven yards.
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Florida athletic director Jeremy Foley landed at the airport in Fort Collins on Tuesday afternoon and went to McElwain's house. The Florida contingent stayed in Fort Collins on Tuesday night before leaving on Wednesday afternoon, still unsure of who would be the program's next head coach since talks about the buyout complicated the process.
Buyout talks continued when the Florida group returned to Gainesville, but they were cleared up on Thursday afternoon, allowing McElwain to officially accept the Florida job.
Florida released the buyout information late Thursday morning. The University Athletic Association will pay Colorado State $3 million over six years. The Rams will visit The Swamp between 2017-20 for $2 million, and McElwain will pay Colorado State $2 million.
Contract details emerge for McElwain
The Gators will hold the introductory press conference on Saturday.
"It's an honor to be a part of the one of most powerful brands in college athletics in the Florida Gators," McElwain said. "I'm humbled, yet very excited about the tremendous opportunity that Dr. Machen and Jeremy Foley have afforded me and my family. I can't tell you how eager I am to get to Gainesville to set a course for who we are going to be and what we will be all about."
In his three years at Colorado State, McElwain compiled a 22-16 record and was named 2014 Mountain West Coach of the Year after leading the Rams to a 10-2 record. The record is hurt by a 4-8 record in his first season during 2012, but the team went 3-9 in the year before he took the job and started the program's turnaround.
The Rams are 25th in scoring offense (35.9 points), 59th in rushing offense (171.6 points), 7th in passing offense (326.3 yards) and 13th in total offense (497.8 yards) this season. Colorado State quarterback Garrett Grayson is 6th in the country, averaging 314.9 passing yards per game. Rams receiver Rashard Higgins leads the nation with 149.1 receiving yards and 17 touchdowns.
In 2013, McElwain led Colorado State to eight wins -- the most in the school's previous 12 seasons. It was also the team's first bowl game since 2008.
Before taking over Colorado State, McElwain served as Nick Saban's offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Alabama from 2008-2011, when the program won two national titles. In four years under McElwain, the Alabama offense was always in the top 35 scoring offenses and went 48-6. His offense turned the ball over only 57 times in four years, the lowest amount in the country. He also sent two players to New York for the Heisman Trophy ceremony: running back and 2009 winner Mark Ingram and running back Trent Richardson in 2011.
McElwain was also the offensive coordinator for the three years Julio Jones spent in Tuscaloosa. As a junior, Jones was 17th in the country with 87.2 yards per game.
During his first season in Tuscaloosa, McElwain helped John Parker Wilson improve his pass efficiency rating from eighth to fifth in the SEC. He was also named a Johnny Unitas Award finalist under McElwain's wing.
When Alabama won a national title in 2009, McElwain's offense set a school record with 5,642 yards from scrimmage. The 2011 offense eventually broke that record again in one game fewer than the 2009 season. McElwain even used Ingram out of the wildcat formation during his Heisman season. In the 2009 national title game, Alabama running backs Ingram and Richardson each rushed for over 100 yards and two touchdowns apiece.
In 2010, Alabama quarterback Greg McElroy was fourth nationally in passing efficiency with a rating of 168.9. He completed 70.9 percent of his passes, the second best percentage in SEC history.
In 2011 under McElwain, the Alabama offense averaged 219.8 rushing yards and 213.6 passing yards. AJ McCarron, in his first year as a starting quarterback, ranked second in the SEC in passing efficiency (149.8) and third in the league in total offense with 197.3 yards per game.
He was the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Fresno State in 2007. His offense averaged 419.5 yards and 32.9 points, and the group averaged 338.2 yards and 23 points per game the year before McElwain took over. His quarterback in 2007 was Tom Brandstater, who finished 23rd nationally in passing efficiency (140.5). The year before McElwain took over, Brandstater's passing efficiency was 106.7.
McElwain also has stops as an assistant coach with the Oakland Raiders (2006), Michigan State (2003-05), Louisville (2000-02), Montana State (1995-99) and Eastern Washington (1987-94). He played quarterback at Eastern Washington from 1980-83. In his time at Louisville, McElwain was the receivers coach and tutored Super Bowl XXXIX MVP Deion Branch.
Despite most of his experience coming out west, McElwain has ties to the SEC from his time at Alabama and actually recruited Florida when he was on the Crimson Tide staff.


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May 10, 2017 at 11:44am
I am new to your website and look forward to reading & commenting on your blogs. For this recipe you say to add to a dropper bottle. Should the dropper bottle be filled with a carrier oil or do you apply this blend of essential oils directly onto the skin? How many ml's is the dropper bottle? Thank you.
May 10, 2017 at 11:44am
nice, short, to the point and so useful! Thank you so much!!! I'm going to make this!!!
May 10, 2017 at 11:44am
Thank you Sandra! Yes you can use the blend topically for any headaches that might occur and I like the idea of creating a sanitizing spray for your plane seats and arm rests – alcohol free witch hazel is a nice carrier, water will work too just shake before spraying! ….oh and I L O V E the bandana idea!
May 10, 2017 at 11:44am
Hello Rebecca,
Thank you very very much for your wonderful blog and all the useful EO recipes that you so kindly post for everybody's benefit.
I live in Cape Town, South Africa, and not able to always get all the oils that you use. However, I'm so excited that I'm visiting the United States this week and staying for three weeks, so I'm going to be able to stock up on the difficult to get ones.
This post is particularly useful for me, this week, as I would like to use it on the very long flights that will have to be endured to get there.Should I use it as for the headache, as I won't be able to diffuse it in the plane.
The other concern I have, is that I'm going to use the DIY lavender Thieves Oil for protection during the flight and was wondering if I should make a solution with it and water and spray it on a bandana or similar and try and use it as a mask at most times.
Thank you again.
May 10, 2017 at 11:44am
Barb, I don't add a carrier oil to the blend because I diffuse it on occasion. However, when using it on the skin for the purpose of a headache etc. it's never a bad idea to use a carrier oil with it. You could create a separate roller bottle with dilution added for this purpose. 2 parts blend, 1 part carrier would be my suggestion.


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Starring Mark Wahlberg, Stanley Tucci, Kelsey Grammer, Nicola Peltz, Jack Reynor, T.J Miller and the voice talent of Peter Cullen, John Goodman, Reno Wilson, Ken Watanabe and Mark Ryan
Directed by Michael Bay
Box Office: $422,345,000 worldwide as of July 3, 2014.
Featuring music by Linkin Park, Skrillex and Imagine Dragons
I am happy to say that this was the first 3D movie I have seen that I thought it was worth it to actually wear those sometimes painful and annoying 3D glasses for (before any of you say anything, I'm one of few who absolutely hated Avatar- don't hate me).
The fourth installment of the Transformers Franchise did not disappoint but rather it surprised me by offering a 2 hour and 46 minute movie I would not hesitate to watch again. I can never pass up the chance to see Autobots (yes, I got the Optimus Prime cup for my drink.. I had to), the cars ( I love Camaros, thanks Bumblebee!), the effects and when it came to this film- the Dinobots! From the moment I had seen the previews, I got perhaps overly excited about the fact that there would be a T-Rex Dinobot.. but I was not disappointed and I was sitting on the edge of my seat as soon as I knew they were about to have their time in the spotlight during the film. The graphics were amazing and like always, it makes me have so much respect for the artists involved.
When it comes to the actors, I think I must begin with saying that I was not sure how I felt about Marky Mark playing the lead role in this. While I generally like him, there has always been something about him that had caused me to be very hesitant when it came to him being in a Transformers film. However, I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed watching him play Cade Yeager. I will have to start cutting Wahlberg some slack by keeping in mind it's not his fault he may have to say really cheesy lines thanks to the writers from time to time. It was actually really nice to have a break from Shia Labeouf (sorry Shia).
Nicola Peltz and Jack Reynor… well… I don't have much to say about them except for the fact that I could have done without the apparently mandatory "lovey dovey" scene towards the end. They had been doing quite well throughout the film of having the love aspect simply be part of the comedic relief until then but of course Hollywood thinks all of us girls need that stupid addition of the "true love" factor… sigh.
I have been in love with Stanley Tucci ever since I first saw him in Beethoven and he even played a bad guy in that one! As I got older, I started appreciating his roles and his talent more. Tucci had some of the best lines in this film and I still laugh out loud thinking about them. It was another stellar performance which did not surprise me at all.
Overall, I absolutely loved this film and the voice talent was as good as ever and having John Goodman's well known boisterous voice throughout the whole thing was fun all in itself. I walked out of the theater saying "Oh my God.. so good… so, so, good… Dinobots…. cars… Prime… so good…." I think this was actually my favorite Transformers movie yet. This franchise could go on for another five movies and if it was done like this one, I don't think I would complain.


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In a week when General Motors felt confident enough to keep ownership of its European operations including Vauxhall and in which Ford reported a quarterly profit, Toyota said its third-quarter losses came in at 63 billion (£420 million).
Analysts had expected Toyota to post losses of 750 billion for the year but have now cut forecasts to lower than 300 billion.
Toyota has been through a bout of cost-cutting which saw it walk away from Formula 1, saying its Grand Prix budget of around £180 million could be put to better use.
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Henne's list of suitors getting longer by the day
The Monsters of the Midway will have veterans Rex Grossman and Kyle Orton battle it out for the starting job in training camp, but it's no secret that the organization is on the prowl for yet another quarterback of the future in the NFL Draft.
QB Chad Henne
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General manager Jerry Angelo is on record saying that he is looking closely at four QB prospects, believed to be Chad Henne of Michigan, Joe Flacco of Delaware, Colt Brennan of Hawaii, and Paul Smith of Tulsa.
Scout.com's Ed Thompson has confirmed through a league source that Henne worked out for the Seahawks on Tuesday and then went to dinner with team representatives. On Wednesday, Henne is working out for the Dolphins and the Buccaneers. He'll also be working out for the Falcons later this week.After a solid performance at the Senior Bowl in Mobile and another strong outing at the Scouting Combine in Indianapolis, Henne has established himself as one of the top signal-callers in the draft this April. Matt Ryan of Boston College is considered the No. 1 passer on the board, but Henne is making a push for No. 2 ahead of Louisville's Brian Brohm. The Bears have two selections in the third round, but they might have to take Henne at 44th overall in Round 2 if they want to keep him away from a growing list of teams showing interest in the former Wolverine. According to Scout.com's most recent rankings, Henne is the No. 4 quarterback available behind Ryan, Flacco, and Brohm.
Williams to meet with Bears officials at Vanderbilt
There are as many as six offensive tackles that have been given a first-round grade in April's draft, and the Bears would be wise to select one of them at No. 14 overall considering how poor their blocking up front was this past season.
OT Chris Williams
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With the release of right tackle Fred Miller and veteran left tackle John Tait overdue for a move back to his natural home on the right side, all signs point to Angelo selecting a potential franchise tackle right away to protect his quarterback's blind side.
Scout.com's Doug Farrar conducted a one-on-one interview Wednesday with Vanderbilt's Chris Williams, who just completed a visit Tuesday with the Titans. According to Williams, he'll be spending Wednesday with the Bears in Nashville before heading to Detroit for a meeting with Lions officials Thursday.
Head coach Lovie Smith seems to prefer Boise State's Ryan Clady and attended his pro day personally, but the former Bronco is likely to be taken off the board before the Bears are on the clock in Round 1. Williams is NFL-ready as a pass blocker right now, although he needs to toughen up in the run game and develop more of a mean streak. If the Bears pass on Williams, they'd likely have to settle for a lesser-heralded prospect like Carl Nicks of Nebraska or Anthony Collins of Kansas at 44th overall in the second round.
According to Scout.com's most recent rankings, Williams is the No. 2 offensive tackle available behind Jake Long of Michigan.
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To have a thing you must create it. Sometimes that thing is more a process than a physical, tangible object, a process which ideally leads to an outcome benefiting those who partake. All processes require materials, pre-requisites, time, and work.
One of the things that the homelessness alleviation world learned, and I think it's fair to say the hard way, is that the only people a process will serve are those who can tolerate the process. It's been repeatedly found that the Housing First model of permanent supportive housing – provide housing prior to, and without immediate expectation of, other services – had better outcomes for less money than service-intensive transitional housing or shelter programs, where the consequence of non-compliance to treatment regimes were returns to homelessness. Clearly a program that returned a person to the same circumstances the program was supposed to end failed, but it was common for the client to be blamed for failure to conform instead of looking at a broad-picture rate of failure.
There is tension between what a program or process requires to function optimally and what it needs to do in order to serve everyone who may need or want to participate. It has struck me that, and not just in the homelessness alleviation industry, that you can have organization-focused or participant-focused policies. I have seen some processes built on the idea of ensuring fairness be so time intensive as to, perhaps inadvertently, exclude all but those with the luxury of inordinate leisure. Famously, the application for Social Security Disability is so complicated, that a different application process (SOAR) had to be created for its most vulnerable (and most eligible) applicants. Without SOAR, the paperwork and eligibility requirements made it unlikely that a disabled homeless person would receive them applying alone. The process was in contrast to the chaotic reality of chronically disabled people's lives. If the emphasis of SSDI is "everyone who is in the program is vetted" instead of "everyone who needs this, gets it", the complicated application process makes sense. Social workers can tell you a thousand examples of where processes to ensure benefits are received only by those we deem deserving can be in conflict with ensuring those deserving can recover from difficult circumstances. Strictness and burdensome requirements are the outcome when an institution values its process more than those it deigns to serve.
Sometimes that is a political result, as it is with governmental benefits, of a culture concerned more with worthiness and deservingness than need. Or a setting concerned with safety (for often good reasons) more than being 100% inclusive.
Rules that exist with the expectation that people change to conform to them are likely to only serve those who preexistingly fit the requirements. Alcoholics won't become sober overnight because all the shelters in town expect that. Civic and faith-community participants can't create extra hours in a day, week, or month if an effort requires more than what they personally have available. Life is the art of managing limitations.
Requirements exist to exclude. That is not inherently bad; often it is useful. If you are looking at a process, be it civic, faith-based, or social service, and wondering why you do not have more participants; if you're looking at a population that needs something and is not accessing the services available; or if you are looking to create something new, examine your process not just as a thing that creates, but also a thing that excludes and limits.