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The Ferguson Police have now released a video that shows police Officer Darren Wilson receiving a commendation six months before he became known to the whole nation as the cop who gunned down an unarmed 18-year-old.
The irony is obvious to anyone who watches the footage of this proud young officer receiving the award at a ceremony in the City Council chamber as Ferguson's six council members applaud.
"Officer Wilson, in recognition of outstanding police work while investigating a suspicious-vehicle call," Chief Thomas Jackson says in making the presentation. "Acting alone, you struggled with one subject and [were] able to gain control of the subject and his car keys until assistance arrived. Later, during the interview, it was discovered that the subject was breaking down a large quantity of marijuana for sale."
Jackson adds, "Great job, Darren."
But there is another, unnoticed irony in the venue itself. Three times a month—one day and two nights—the City Council chamber also serves as home to the incredibly busy and extremely profitable Ferguson municipal court.
A report issued just last week by the nonprofit lawyer's group ArchCity Defenders notes that in the court's 36 three-hour sessions in 2013, it handled 12,108 cases and 24,532 warrants. That is an average of 1.5 cases and three warrants per Ferguson household. Fines and court fees for the year in this city of just 21,000 people totaled $2,635,400.
The sum made the municipal court the city's second-biggest source of revenue. It is also almost certainly was a major factor in the antagonism between the police and the citizenry preceding the tragedy that resulted when Wilson had another encounter with a subject six months after he got his commendation.
And any complete investigation into how Michael Brown came to be sprawled dead in the street with a half-dozen bullet wounds must consider not just the cop but the system he served, a system whose primary components include a minor court that generates major money, much of it from poor and working people.
Five of the six City Council members who meet in this chamber are white, even though the city itself is more than 70 percent black. The City Council appoints the municipal judge, currently Ron Brockmeyer, who is also white.
But when this same chamber serves as Ferguson Municipal Court, a disproportionate number of the defendants are black.
The immediate explanation is that the bulk of the cases arise from car stops. The ArchCity Defenders report notes: "Whites comprise 29% of the population of Ferguson but just 12.7% of vehicle stops. After being stopped in Ferguson, blacks are almost twice as likely as whites to be searched (12.1% vs. 6.9%) and twice as likely to be arrested (10.4% vs. 5.2%)."
Lest anyone contend that blacks inherently merit greater police attention than whites, the report offers another statistic.
"Searches of black individuals result in discovery of contraband only 21.7% of the time, while similar searches of whites produce contraband 34.0% of the time."
That would suggest both that whites were more likely to be stopped when there was actual probable cause and that blacks were more likely to be stopped when there was not. And the antagonism sure to be generated by such racial disparities was magnified by the sheer number of cases.
The report cites a court employee as saying the docket for a typical three-hour court session has up to 1,500 cases. The report goes on to say that "in addition to such heavy legal prosecution," the Ferguson court and others like it in nearby towns "engage in a number of operational procedures that make it even more difficult for defendants to navigate the courts."
The report goes on, "For example, a Ferguson court employee reported that the bench routinely starts hearing cases 30 minutes before the appointed time and then locks the doors to the building as early as five minutes after the official hour, a practice that could easily lead a defendant arriving even slightly late to receive an additional charge for failure to appear."
The lawyers of ArchCity Defenders specialize in representing the indigent and the homeless. They noticed that many of their clients had multiple warrants on minor charges issued by municipal courts in Ferguson and the other 80 municipalities in St. Louis County that have their own courts and police.
"They didn't just have one case, they had 10 cases," says Thomas Harvey, the organization's 44-year-old executive director.
The warrants too often precluded the clients from securing shelter and services, and access to job programs. The lawyers sought some remedy in the issuing courts.
"It kept being about the money," Harvey recalls. "We were telling the court, 'They don't have any money because they're homeless.'"
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'"Hopefully, the Sabres' situation will be resolved and we'll get a better price on the properties," Gallagher told the Common Council's Finance Committee on Tuesday. "We all hope the Sabres will be there come next October, and I'm sure we'll get a much higher price."'
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Mme Bonnemain died in 1890; Boulanger returned from exile to blow his brains out atop Mme Bonnemain's Brussels grave.
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He lent it to Boulanger, and there he lived the life of an exiled monarch.
But it is true that among the French themselves some suspicion and distrust of Boulanger's aims are becoming more apparent.
In his opinion the greatest genius of the century was Boulanger.
Then the report could have been spread about that I had "gone out with" General Boulanger.
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of 'oversight.' We have been outraged for way too long at seeing 'no' accountability
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those spineless politicians on the Hill and in the Executive branch. Or, at
least it's supposed to. So, in our book, the MSM has been the main culprit.
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'Audette, reiterating previous remarks about his final days with the Sabres, said, "I left on a little sour note….I still don't regret anything I did. In the end it came down to principle as much as anything else. I think they could have been more fair in the end."'
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Just go to Delaware if you want to see the effects of beach replenishment
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Your comment shows EXACTLY why a one-size-fits-all concept of beach replenishment does not work. Replenishment efforts have to be SITE SPECIFIC... what works in one area, fails in another. It's the total lack of engineering that causes the problems. It's like a giant organized crime operation... a big "make work" job. It's borderline criminal in my mind to intentionally spend mountains of taxpayer money on something that you know is sub-standard, temporary, outdated, and futile.
the question becomes "what can we do about this? how can we fight it?"
please, enlighten me. **** this.
they are taking bids for dredging in rockaway beach. we need it. beaches have been washing away for 30 years. However, the sandbars are so far out right now Im not so sure the dredging will kill them.
if there are still jetties in place i'd think the sandbars will reform and guessing removing jetties would be very difficult and expensive but i haven't lived up here long enough to see it first hand.
Hopefully they don't remove the jetties but that is what the did at Harvey Cedars and a good break in between a couple of jetties turned into only shorebreak after the jetties were removed. If they are looking to lengthen some of these beaches the jetties will have to be removed.
Yea the anything but 3 is how I remember it, it was a fun wave and a great event...to be honest I am not sure if they just covered it I just know its gone. The beach is a lot longer so I guess they could have covered it. I'm telling you, you wouldn't even recognize the beach.
i lifeguard in LBI and last year they stationed all of their EMT certified and most experienced veterans on the beaches that were replenished. by pumping sand out into the water they not only destroy our surf breaks, but also make swimming extremely hazardous, especially for the typical tourist beach goers in the summer.
the amount of neck and back injuries sustained because of the replenishment is unbelievable. when i tell people the number they don't believe me. last year they had to close one of the beaches because there were 3 serious neck/back injuries by the end of the morning at that one spot. i just don't understand why these lawmakers can't wrap their head around the fact that beach replenishment is a huge waste of money, and does far more harm than good. some of the areas in lbi that suffered the most damage were the ones with extended beaches, and the sand fallout on the streets was ridiculous.


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Robert Cox named director of Walker Institute
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A scholar on European politics has been selected to lead the Walker Institute of International and Area Studies at the University of South Carolina.
Robert Henry Cox has been appointed director of the institute effective July 1. Cox is co-director of the University of Oklahoma's European Union Center and is the former director of OU's School of International and Area Studies. An internationally recognized expert on European politics, Cox is editor of the journal "Governance" and serves on the editorial board of "Social Science Quarterly" and the executive board of the International Political Science Association.
Cox succeeds Gordon B. Smith, who has directed the Walker Institute for the past eight years.
The institute, founded in 1961 by the late ambassador and professor Richard L. Walker, is one of the oldest international research institutes among American universities. With a research focus on U.S. foreign policy and international public policy issues, it supports area studies programs on Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America, the Middle East, Russia and Eurasia.
Under Smith's leadership, the Walker Institute's activities have grown in scope to include 45 research colloquia, six academic conferences, a film series and a public lecture series on international topics. Under his direction, funding also has increased, with awards from sources that have included the U.S. State Department and Department of Defense, Taipei Economic and Cultural Office, Institute of Turkish Studies, Open World and the International Research and Exchanges Board. In 2007, the institute received the Nikolai Khaladjan Award for Innovation in International Education from the American Association of University Administrators.
"Gordon Smith has built a strong foundation for the future, and I am deeply grateful for his leadership of the Walker Institute," said Mary Anne Fitzpatrick, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. "Robert Cox will continue this tradition and will help the university to move forward with its renewed commitment to global engagement. He will contribute extraordinary expertise and energy to our campus, and we are excited about the possibilities his leadership will bring."
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Brevard, N.C. - Samantha Winn scored a career high 24 points on 10-17 shooting from the field, but it wasn't enough for the Tornados as Cameron Clark scored 22 to lead visiting Catawba over Brevard, 94-71 on Wednesday night.
With the loss, the Tornados (4-10) fall to 0-5 in the South Atlantic Conference, while the Indians (10-5) improve to 2-2 in conference play.
Brevard jumped out to a 5-2 lead as Millie Wharton hit a layup and completed the three point play, and Anna Schlobohm went in for a layup off a pass from Amanda Whitaker. Cameron Clark would go on to score the next five points for the Indians to put Catawba up 7-5 with 17:51 left in the first half.
Samantha Winn put in a layup off an offensive rebound, and then the next trip down the court Lindsay Brendle added in a three from the left corner to put the Tornados up 10-9. After Schlobohm hit another layup, Catawba went on a 12-0 run capped off by back-to-back three pointers by Brooke Whitley to go up 21-12, with 11:55 left in the first half. The Tornados would not regain the lead for the remainder of the game.
Catawba would extend their lead to 15 at the half as they went into the locker room with a 47-32 lead.
Brevard shot 48.1 percent (13-27) from the field in the first half, led by Samantha Winn's game high 13 points. Schlobohm added eight points on 4-6 shooting with four rebounds. The Indians shot 55.6 percent (20-36) from the field in building their lead behind Brooke Whitley's 11 points.
Winn would add 11 more points in the second half along with six rebounds, and Brendle would contribute eight points, but the Tornados were unable to come within 13 points of the Indians as they fell at home in Boshamer Gymnasium, 94-71.
Turnovers played a major part in the defeat as Brevard coughed up the ball 26 times to Catawba's 18, including 12 turnovers in the second half, preventing any thought of a Tornados comeback.
Winn scored over 20 points for the second consecutive game, leading all scorers with 24 points. Lindsay Brendle added 12 points in her second game back from a fractured hand, while Schlobohm added a good all-around game with 10 points, six rebounds and five assists from her point guard position.
Clark scored 22 points with six rebounds and seven assists for the visiting Indians. She was joined in double figures by Kisha Long (15 points) and Whitley (15 points).
The Tornados complete a brutal schedule of nine games in 20 days on January 17th in Boshamer Gymnasium against Wingate. Tip-off for the Saturday SAC game is 2 p.m. Catawba returns home to Salisbury, N.C. to host Mars Hill also on the 17th with game time slated for 2 p.m.


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BASINGSTOKE RFC were outclassed by a strong Old Elthamians side at Down Grange on Saturday, coming off second best in almost every area as they went down to a heavy defeat.
The victory saw the visitors take over from Dorking at the top of the table – and it was easy to see why they are enjoying a good season as they brushed an injury-hit 'Stoke team aside.
The hosts went into the game without a host of key players. Flankers Matt Horne and Ryan Davis were both missing, meaning that second row Andy Hore had to fill in at No 8.
They also had to do without scrum-half Guy Wilkinson and exciting fly-half Adam Davies, while winger Karl Buttle was also absent.
On a decidedly boggy pitch, the early stages were fairly even, with much of the play taking place around the halfway line.
However, Old Elthamians then got on top and while some good defending kept them out at first, 'Stoke were unable to prevent the visitors taking the lead on 15 minutes, driving a maul over for a try following an attacking lineout.
A second try followed soon after as winger Jonny Williams was fed on the blind side direct from a scrum and ran in unchallenged.
Basingstoke's task was made even harder as they lost hooked Steve Osborne to a yellow card. More good defending stopped Old Elthamians scoring immediately, but the hosts were soon made to pay as a kick downfield went out on the full, giving the visitors a dangerous lineout.
From the throw, they broke into the 22 and flanker Harry Ledger forced his way over from close range to make the score 15-0 at half-time.
'Stoke had been on the back foot for the entire half, failing to get into the opposition 22 at all, despite having the wind slightly in their favour.
Handling errors were a major issue, with the ball too often going to ground, giving Old Elthamians cheap possession.
The visitors' dominance continued in the second half and they secured the four-try bonus point just minutes after the break.
A lineout in the 22 led to flanker James Lindfield making the break and while he was stopped short, scrum-half Charlie Edwards finished the job.
Basingstoke finally got into the Old Elthamians 22 for the first time on 50 minutes. Matt Guilfoyle made a good break to get his side over halfway, before David Byett took up the mantle to get them into the 22.
However, again the move came to an end with a handling error and the visitors showed them how it should be done eight minutes later, replacement Rob White diving over from close range to make it 25-0.
'Stoke were improving in attack and made their second foray into the Old Elthamians 22 when Hore, who was probably the best home player on the day, made a decent break. However, once again the move ended with a handling error, fly-half Ryan Travaskis' attempted reverse pass falling straight into opposition hands.
Having defended well for much of the match, 'Stoke visibly tired in the closing stages, allowing the visitors to add three late tries.
White went in under the posts for his second try, with Paul Humphries converting, while Williams then evaded several tired challenges to get his second score, with White converting.
The visitors completed the scoring in added time at the end of the match. Edwards made the break before offloading to winger Renford Bennett, who showed good hands and outpaced Gavin Dampies to touch down, with White adding the extras.
The result means that Basingstoke remain 11th in the National League Three London table, six points above the relegation zone.
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Basingstoke: J Kochanowski; Guilfoyle, Gleadowe, Byett, Richards; Trevaskis, Dampies; Magee, Osborne, Coghlan, Salmon, Henderson, Hicks, Kiernan, Hore. Reps: R Kochanowski, Clark, Flower.
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Cavit is a capital example of cooperation and size on a human scale. Trentino winemaking families are able to tap into a pool of resources and attain levels of quality that might otherwise lie beyond their reach.
Strength in numbers has also enabled Cavit to develop its own showcase hospitality and research center (which works closely with Italy's most prestigious school of viticultural research at nearby San Michele all'Adige), at the beautiful Maso Torresella, a former archbishop's castle on the shores of Lake Toblino.
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Notable FactsReds are likely to be Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc, along with a few local varieties, most notably Schiaval. The white grapes are Pinot Bianco, Pinot Grigio, Traminer and Chardonnay. Chardonnay is the most-planted and most revered, while Traminer hails from Austria and has an amazingly light body, but is also intensely floral and delicious. Pinot Bianco and Pinot Grigio are the international players that make lively whites of good value. The sweet spot of Trentino Alto-Adige is Vino Santo- a wine not to be confused with Tuscany's Vin Santo. Vino Santo (which means holy wine) is a sweet wine of the area made from dried grapes. Not found as much as Vin Santo, but still a treat.
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New 'String Snot' string wax lives up to its name
Like a lot of us, I had a favorite uncle. He was my mothers much-younger brother, so I suppose that had a lot to do with it him being a lot closer to my age than any other adult figure I had contact with among my relatives. But the best thing about him was his sayings; he was full of them. Ill never forget his favorite one: Thats slicker than snot on a doorknob.
Uncle Tommy would be proud of the guys at .30-06 Outdoors. Mighty proud. These are the guys behind the brand-new String Snot, released at this years ATA show in Columbus, OH. I couldnt help but try some out after reading a bit about the stuff. I like tinkering with new stuff, and keeping up with all the latest and greatest each year. If nothing else, Id pay a little homage to my uncle.
Now Ive used a LOT of different string waxes in my day. Whether thats a tribute to my love for tinkering or an admission of a few white hairs starting to make up more than their fair share of my hunting-season goatee, Im not sure but Ive used everything from Bohnings Seal-Tite, to Black Lightning Wax Lubricant with graphite and silicone, to what was for me for many years the Holy Grail of string waxes: Daltons High-Speed Conditioning Wax.
I had the perfect bow to lube up with my new String Snot for my first trial run waiting for me when I got home from the ATA... my 2010 BowTech Black Ops Destroyer 340. I slid the cap off the tube of String Snot and was impressed initially at how smooth it glided across my strings without any clumpy, waxy buildup. I rubbed it in with two fingers as I normally do any wax, and it was in that act that I came to appreciate the name because of my next chore.
I had yet to tie in my peep, and it was darn-near impossible to manipulate the BCY nock-tying thread around the groove of my ¼ peep I was inserting. I laughed to myself thinking what an aptly named product that .30-06 Outdoors had come out with. Now any wax would probably cause challenges in dealing with a tiny thread, but this stuff just felt slicker than normal. To confirm, I performed a very quick unscientific comparison to the Daltons Speed Wax I had sitting on my work bench, and my suspicions were confirmed: this was the slickest stuff Id yet seen.
One of the things I was interested in testing with this wax was how it affected the speed on my new Destroyer. The claim for String Snot was that it increased a bows speed vs. that of a traditional wax. As more and more bowhunters insert feet per second into the discussion when talking about hunting bows, this was an intriguing claim.
The chrono I used at the local shop hadnt been calibrated in some time and the speeds were probably off, but as long as it gave me a consistent baseline from which to test with, I was fine with that. I shot a 435-grain arrow at 62 lbs through the chrono for three identical passes of 275 fps before applying the String Snot. After vigorously lubing up the strings and cables, I wanted to see if Id lost any speed. Three more shots produced the exact same identical reading of 275 fps, even after Id put a decent coat of the wax on. Certainly no speed gains -- as expected -- but also no speed loss. I was impressed.
Slicker than snot on a doorknob, String Snot is 100% odorless, will not freeze, is non flammable and succeeds in waterproofing your strings and cables through the use of Weatherlock Technology, which is the same technology licensed to Winners Choice strings. One of the things that caught my eye was that it is made here in the good ol US of A.
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Awesome review!
I see it's available on MeanV Archery's web site now.
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This study is intended to help develop new MRI imaging techniques for studying mood and anxiety disorders. Researchers believe that depression and anxiety disorders may cause structural and functional changes in the brain. This study will optimize the way MRI scans are collected to look at brain structure and examine how the brain behaves while subjects perform particular tasks.
Healthy normal subjects between 18 and 50 years of age who have never had a major psychiatric disorder and who have no first-degree relatives with mood disorders may be eligible for this study. Candidates are screened by phone with questions about their psychiatric and medical history, current emotional state and sleep pattern, and family history of psychiatric disorders. Candidates who pass the preliminary screening then undergo additional screening interviews and laboratory tests.
Participants undergo magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and neuropsychological testing, as follows:
"<TAB>MRI scans: Subjects are asked to participate in an MRI study on one of several scanners to measure blood flow in the brain, concentrations of certain chemicals in the brain, or magnetic properties of the brain. MRI uses a strong magnet and radio waves to obtain pictures of the brain. The subject lies still on a narrow bed with a metal coil close to the head. For this study, subjects may be asked to wear a special coil on the neck to help measure blood flow. They may be asked to watch a screen presenting images or to do a task in which they respond to pictures or sounds and may be asked to return for additional scans.
"<TAB>Neuropsychological testing: Subjects may undergo tests of cognitive performance. Often, people with mood disorders have subtle changes in performance on these tests that allow researchers to pinpoint where brain abnormalities occur. Before the tests can be used in patients, they must be validated by using healthy subjects. These tests are presented either orally, in written form, or on a computer.
|Depressive Disorder, Major Bipolar Disorder Panic Disorder Stress Disorders, Post-Traumatic
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|Official Title:
|Development of Functional and Structural Magnetic Resonance Imaging Techniques for the Study of Mood and Anxiety Disorders
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|November 3, 2006
A major component of understanding the pathogenesis of mood and anxiety disorders is expected to involve elucidation of abnormalities of brain structure and function associated with these conditions. Historically, post-mortem histopathological and neurochemical assessments constituted the primary methods for investigating abnormalities of brain structure and function in psychiatric disorders. However, the significance of the results from such studies has been limited by the relatively poor availability of specimens from subjects with mood and anxiety disorders who had been unmedicated and clinically well-characterized antemortem. By allowing for in vivo human studies, medical imaging technologies afford efficient, accurate, and non-invasive alternatives for characterizing brain structure and function. The recent, rapid development of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) technology, in particular, has provided powerful tools for assessing a wide range of cerebral physiological and morphological characteristics. To optimally exploit the potential of rapidly evolving MRI capabilities and hardware in investigations of mood and anxiety disorders, new techniques and applications must be tested and developed. The technical development protocol proposed herein will assess new imaging techniques and hardware, and will develop novel cognitive tasks for application in the study of mood and anxiety disorders.
The primary objective of this protocol is the development of MRI experiments for characterizing the physiological correlates of mood and anxiety disorders. In addition, the pilot projects encompassed within this protocol involve the optimization of existing MRI pulse sequences, the application of new pulse sequences for structural and functional MR imaging, and the development of new functional MRI (fMRI) tasks that can elucidate neural function within the cognitive-behavioral domains affected in mood and anxiety disorders. This protocol will also allow testing of newly developed imaging hardware that can increase the spatial resolution, contrast, and sensitivity of MR images. Such hardware includes the implementation of new radio frequency (RF) coils and patient monitoring equipment. Development of these techniques and applications will directly enhance the sensitivity and specificity of MRI studies of mood and anxiety disorders.
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- Subjects who do not currently meet and have never met criteria for any major psychiatric disorder, and who have no known first degree relatives with mood disorders.
- For cognitive experiments utilizing language stimuli only native English speakers will be enrolled.
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- Male and female subjects between 18 and 65 years of age.
- Subjects have been found eligible for other ETPB research protocols according to 01-M-0254.
- Subjects must fulfill DSM-IV criteria for Major Depression based on clinical assessment and confirmed by a structured diagnostic interview (SCID-P).
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- For cognitive experiments utilizing language stimuli, only native English speakers will be enrolled.
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- Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding. Subjects will undergo pregnancy testing no more than 24 hours prior to scanning.
- Subjects with contraindication to MRI scanning such as aneurysm clips, implanted neural stimulator, implanted cardiac pacemaker or auto-defibrillator, cochlear implant, or ocular foreign body.
- A history of drug or alcohol abuse within 1 year or a lifetime history of drug or alcohol dependence (DSM-IV criteria).
Major Depressive Disorder:
- Presence of Axis 1 psychiatric diagnosis other than Major Depression or an Axis 2 disorder
- Subjects with major medical or neurological disorders expected to influence cognitive function or are taking any drugs likely to affect mood or cognitive function within 2 weeks of study participation. Depressed subjects will not be tapered/withdrawn from medications under this study. A list of common drugs allowed and not allowed during the study appears in Appendix A.
- A history of drug or alcohol abuse within 1 year or a lifetime history of drug or alcohol dependence (DSM-IV criteria).
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Depressive Disorder
Bipolar Disorder
Anxiety Disorders
Panic Disorder
Stress Disorders, Post-Traumatic
Depressive Disorder, Major
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Behavioral Symptoms
Bipolar and Related Disorders
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GSA Appoints Mary Mitchell to Head Office of Electronic Commerce
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WASHINGTON - The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) has announced the appointment of Mary Mitchell as Deputy Associate Administrator of the Office of Electronic Commerce in GSA's Office of Governmentwide Policy. The appointment is effective May 10.
Mitchell will be responsible for supporting, coordinating, and monitoring the U.S. Government's implementation of electronic commerce (EC). Key focus areas of the office include electronic catalogs, smart card technology, electronic grants, and EC security. She will also co-chair of the Federal Electronic Commerce Program Office with the Department of Defense. The program office provides central leadership and management for the use of EC in the Federal Government.
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Prior to joining GSA, Mitchell served as a Program Manager in the Information Technology and Applications Office of the Advanced Technology Program at the Department of Commerce's National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). Mitchell managed an information technology program and worked with industry to define promising technology investments in areas such as electronic commerce, intelligent control, and intelligent engineering design. She also managed advance learning technology projects.
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Before joining the Advanced Technology Program, Mitchell was a Program Analyst in the NIST Program Office where she represented NIST on the cross-agency Electronic Commerce Task Force. Prior to this, she led a group that contributed to the development of an international standards for product data representation. Mitchell joined the National Bureau of Standards (the predecessor to NIST) in 1982.
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The Kitchen - Inspired by Sally Wheat
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
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Your house is fabulous. Drool worthy. Love it. We're trying to sell our house right now and will build after-- I can't wait! Show me the rest of your house, so I can add 99% of it to my inspiration file!! <3ReplyDelete
Lovely, enjoy it!
love the thought and detail that went into your HOME!ReplyDelete
it looks so purposeful...is that a word??:)...and so elegant at the same time!!
love the chairs 'round the dining table. i'd just keep on collecting mismatched ones!! love that style and each child could have their favorite!!!
blessings for many memories in your new & fabulous HOME!
beautiful kitchen...added to my files as DREAM KITCHENS!!!!ReplyDelete
Oh goodness! I LOVE it! Smart what you did with the refrigerator and freezer. I love the look. I love the open shelves with the backer v-groove panelling. Beautiful look and smart!ReplyDelete
A peek-a-boo door? AWESOME. I can't wait to see more of the schoolroom.
And that drinking fountain. I have longed for a drinking fountain.
And psst! I like your kitchen better than Sally Wheat's.
- AnonymousJune 22, 2010 at 9:43 PM
Hi Sara! Your kitchen looks amazing!! You did a beautiful job!!ReplyDelete
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- AllisonJune 22, 2010 at 10:38 PM
WOW! Gorgeous kitchen!!!! Thanks so much for posting pics! You can really tell that you put a lot of time, thought, and care into the planning of your beautiful home. You are a source of inspiration for me in the upcoming building of our home. I find something I just "have" to make a note of for my home every time you make a blog post! Thanks so much! :)ReplyDelete
WOW! This is seriously swoon worthy. I love it!ReplyDelete
Love, Love, Love your new home! It's beautiful and just so breathtaking....I can't stop looking at the photos! And I knew the chandelier would take my breath away! ENJOY!ReplyDelete
AMAZING! I love it! Such gorgeous and innovative ideas!ReplyDelete
Amazing! Love the little school room peep hole:). How absolutely fun!ReplyDelete
Absolutely LOVE all the attention to detail. Thanks for sharing with all of us. I love it when creative people are willing to share their wonderful ideas, very kind of you. Congratulations on your new home!ReplyDelete
Wow wow wow! I love to get inspiration from your blog, but just HAVE to say am thrilled to see a water fountain in your house! My husband is getting his master's in architecture (so he's not completely believable to some people just yet), and several people have scoffed at his idea of having water fountains in his houses!! I will definately show him a beautiful house where it works wonderfully!ReplyDelete
thanks girls!! i found SO much inspiration for our home in bloggy land so i am happy to share :)ReplyDelete
roberta...the drinking fountain is truly great! lots of people chuckled at the idea but now they're like..."oh shoot. that IS a good idea!" even the adults are grabbing drinks from it :)
Absolutely stunning. And I LOVE the drinking fountain - I would never have thought to install something like that!ReplyDelete
Beautiful!!!! Where did you get your "bread" box?ReplyDelete
sara!! looks fab. i love the chandelier and the little love birds!ReplyDelete
I LOVE the drinking fountain! (And everything else of course!)ReplyDelete
You have a beautiful kitchen! I've enjoyed seeing your house come together and can't wait to see more!!ReplyDelete
Beautiful! I love all of it! I'm really hoping you share more, so I can get ideas as we are in the process of building.ReplyDelete
BTW, Where did you get your "Be Kind to Others" picture?
danielle - the bread box was from a local gift shop...i've seen them around though. i'll try to source one for you! :)ReplyDelete
megan - the artwork is from a favorite etsy artist, katie daisy.
i also have the 'you are my sunshine' pic in my mudroom. i am hoping to add to my collection! :)
wow... you have an amazing house.. I'm looking forward to seeing the school room all finished!ReplyDelete
Girl. GIRL. Entirely amazing. And swoony. And the drinking fountain? Pure genius.ReplyDelete
Girl you have outdone yourself! It is stunning! Love the fountain and love the pass through too. Such attention to detail. Way to go! =)ReplyDelete
Wow, it looks great! Can't wait to see more. And that drinking fountain is ingenious!ReplyDelete
Oh. My. Goodness. Wow!!! That is a kitchen! I'd love to highlight your kitchen (with a link back to you of course) on my blog. Let me know if I can do this sometime soon. I just love everything you did. Especially the peek through window to the school room.ReplyDelete
I love the water fountain too (why didn't I think of that one?!) I'm doing a post today about our driking glass solution (which I love), but boy, a fountain would be even better!
- SierraJune 24, 2010 at 6:30 AM
I LOVE your kitchen. Well planned and well loved. I love the peek through to the school room...I hope you're going to share that soon!ReplyDelete
Your kitchen is just heavenly...the colors are so calm...love it!ReplyDelete
And, a drinking fountain?! Your kids must think you're the coolest ever! :)
Gorgeous kitchen !!!!!!!ReplyDelete
When I was growing up, my mother had a drinking fountain in our back yard ! This avoided traipsing in and out of the house for a drink of water all day long !
I so look forward to your posts. You've done a beautiful job with your home, and every detail is inspiring.ReplyDelete
I agree with vintage girl at heart about the dining table seating. I'd go with mismatched benches and/or chairs in bright fun colors.
Emily in Iowa
I love the inspiration in your blog!!! Your kitchen is to die for, I love it. That drinking fountain, priceless!! Who would have thought about doing that, great idea.ReplyDelete
beautiful beautiful beautiful!!! right now i'm obsessing over how our kitchen will function in the new house, and i love to hear actual people say what they like about their kitchen. the drinking fountain? genius!! question, though: is your farmhouse sink a single bowl? how does one wash and rinse dishes in a single bowl? do you love it or are there times you wish you had two separate bowls in the sink? i love the look of a farmhouse sink or a vintage wall-mounted sink with drain board, but i have to wonder if i'd get frustrated with not being able to rinse. you did a wonderful job ... i hope you enjoy your home for many, many years!ReplyDelete
thanks for the input on the chairs! honestly...the mismatched chairs are growing on me :)ReplyDelete
michele - i came from a double bowl sink at our old house to this large single bowl sink. my husband and i both love it! we use a lot of large pots and pans and it allows us to wash and soak them entirely in the large sink.
since we have two dishwashers we don't wash too many dishes by hand. mostly just rinsing. i really like the one big open sink over the divided for sure! i hope that helps :)
So perfect! I love everything! I just found your blog through Rie and how could I not become a follower! Congrats on your new home!ReplyDelete
I. COVET. YOUR. KITCHEN.ReplyDelete
Oooohhh...my my my! I adore your kitchen. I hope you don't mind if southern belle from Louisville/S. Indiana copies your exact kitchen. Scratch that -- I may just copy your home. I am in love. From the colors to the crystal to the waterfountain....amazing. You are most definitely creating a home that is rooted in love and happiness.
i found you via home and harmony and must say that i love your blog! i too love to use lowercase, we homeschooled (22 & 24 now) and the drinking fountain is a wonderful idea. i don't have any littles anymore but you have me thinking of where and how i could incorporate one! (i came across one recently while perusing either craiglist or ebay.)
you've done a beautiful job on your new home and it shows that you've done your homework!
judi ;)
- ChristianJune 28, 2010 at 2:34 PM
Brilliant water fountain! I want one for our little thirsties!ReplyDelete
I'm a new reader, via Rie's blog, and can I just say OH.MY.GOODNESS. your home is my dream home. it is beautiful. I will def use YOUR house for MY inspiring photos. :) Thanks for sharing and you have a beautiful family. I would love to homeschool and would love to have lots of kids. :) I'm actually about to start a series of posts on Homeschooling. I was homeschooled. Blessings, Cat (iblogmoore.blogspot.com)ReplyDelete
So wonderful to find another family building their own home. We broke soil on ours in November but I think we;ll be at it for a good time yet
I loved your bunk beds, going to show my husband them:) and your schoolrooom, yah!
Still have more old posts to read yet:)
Your kitchen is stunning. I love so many things about it. The chandie, the beams, the hood, the countertops...I could go on and on. It's beautiful.ReplyDelete
Your house is so beautiful!!
I want a kitchen just like yours.
You have done an amazing job and are so talented!!!
Hope you are having a great week!
Take Care,
Oh my goodness, I am so glad that I came across your blog. Your home is beautiful! Love it!!ReplyDelete
Just love this! I got lost for an hour looking... Thanks for sharing:)ReplyDelete
Oh my...I'm in love! So many ideas and so much inspiration!ReplyDelete
What can I say? I adore everything! I look forward to building a house some day. My favorite touch is that drinking fountain. Love, love, love!ReplyDelete
Your home is really inspiring!!!ReplyDelete
I just came across your blog and am in love with your kitchen!! It looks great! I love pretty much everything about it! How are you liking your island with butcher block? Can you do food prep right on it? I love the looks of it, but have always wondered the practicality of it (I'm a messy cook!) :)ReplyDelete
As far as the table goes, have you thought about a couple of benches (either with backs or without) for two sides of the table and chairs for the other 2 sides? Not sure if you're going for a more formal look or not. Just a thought.
Look forward to seeing more!
beeaauutiful kitchen! wow!!! my suggestion for your dining room chairs is to paint them all white and upholster the seats in a patterned fabric that you love and of course goes with the look of your home...perhaps a grey and white damask print...enjoy!!!ReplyDelete
Just found you through Flower Patch Farmgirl:) Thanks for putting such details into this post- like the snippet about Restoration Hardware and the different lengths of bin pulls.....totally something I would want to know:) Beautiful! and I LOVE the water fountain idea!!!ReplyDelete
I'm visiting from Flower Patch Farm Girl and I am amazed.ReplyDelete
Here I am, being too lazy to paint my regulation oak cupboards. I've been meaning to paint them for MONTHS but I'm TOO LAZY! AHHH!
Your kitchen is motivation. "Get out of the blahs kitchen of mine! Look more like August Field's!"
Love everything, absolute pure genius with the fountain. The smartest thing I think I have ever seen. I love the picture above it too! Wow!m Total follower now!ReplyDelete
Love what you've done with it! That. Is wonderful.ReplyDelete
I can't wait to someday do that to my own house....
omgosh! i love ur kitchen and your drinking fountain! how cute is that!?! i just found ur blog thru a friend of mine @ "ostriches look funny and other observations" - i would love it if you stopped by my blog when you get a chance-i know ur busy w/ 5 little blessings, i have 3 myself! thanks!ReplyDelete
I'm in love... REALLY love it! I love the gray, and the little peek-thru for the school room is fab!! :)ReplyDelete
Your kitchen is absolutely gorgeous!!! What amazing choices you guys made...that chandelier..the cabinet color...swoon!!!ReplyDelete
I absolutely love the whole design of the kitche, the colors, the farm sink, the open shelving, not only does it look beautiful but functional as well!!! Excellent choices on materials and a job well done!! :) enjoy your new home!ReplyDelete
ok, so i about fell out of my chair when i saw your drinking fountain! i have to have one of those babies!ReplyDelete
beautiful home...love all the detail!
Let me get this right, you're not an interior designer? I can't believe it. Amazing job. Well done. Standing O!ReplyDelete
Since I am building right now and our kitchens are SO similar....(white cabs & grey quarts counters for me. Kind of opposite=), I thought I would tell you what to do with your chairs! (Since you asked... ha ha). Love the style of them and that you have a couple different styles. Choose 2 or 3 colors (Red, turquoise, yellow, white...) and paint them to add some pop to your monochrome (which I love) kitchen! (Was that confusing? The chairs would be different solid colors. I don't mean to put all the colors on each chair. I'm sure you got that.) Great job! Love it so much!ReplyDelete
Wow, your new kitchen looks fabulous. I love all the open shelves and the chandelier is tres belle.ReplyDelete
Leeann x
I saw your kitchen featured on Cote de Texas and had to stop by and tell you that it's just beautiful! I wouldn't mind doing the dishes if my kitchen was as lovely as yours. : )ReplyDelete
i found you blog awhile ago and have enjoyed seeing your home be built. the kitchen is A.M.A.Z.I.N.G. I can't wait to see the rest. it's beautiful.ReplyDelete
Love, love, love your kitchen - love the painted brick and beams and.....everything!! Great job!ReplyDelete
I just found you from Trish at Old Post Road. Your kitchen is, of course, fabulous. We have a lot in common. I am looking forward to perusing your blog. Nice to "meet" you. Lisa~ReplyDelete
New to your blog via Susie at Bienvenue...what a beautiful kitchen!!! I love all the details you added and the marble...to die for! Just gorgeous! Thank you for sharing your great kitchen with us all...very inspirational.ReplyDelete
oooohh my! what a very lucky girl you are to have this kitchen - it's wonderful!!!!!ReplyDelete
i love it all! but my favorite is the peek a boo window to the school room. genius!ReplyDelete
absolutely beautiful. I'm a mom to 5 as well, so you know I am literally drooling over the water fountain! :)ReplyDelete
I was just thinking of your drinking fountain yesterday! I was at this place with retro stuff and they had a drinking fountain and I so wanted it! But it was plastic not porcelain....Could you tell me where you got yours??? I love it!!!ReplyDelete
I'm in awe! I just showed this to my sister and said, "This is my dream kitchen." :)ReplyDelete
I'm in awe! I just showed this to my sister and said, "This is my dream kitchen." :)ReplyDelete
lovely, lovely! All of it! I want to see a picture of your exterior finished! Your home is so beautiful!ReplyDelete
Love the kitchen.. I just found your blog and this is the first entry I've read. I will definitely be coming back. Here's my chair suggestion. My friend has these outdoor chairs in her home and they are great. I think the look would add a little industrial chic.ReplyDelete
Okay, your kitchen is absolutely gorgeous! I love everything, especially the open cabinets. We have open cabinets in our guest house and just love them.ReplyDelete
But my very favorite thing is that water fountain! Genius! I am soooo telling my husband about this. I have four boys who play outside all day long and I cannot tell you how many cups we dirty each day. I would love a fountain in my garage.
I am soooo getting one. Got to. Have to. Will scrap tooth and nail to get it!
Thanks for the inspiration!
beautiful, that is my dream kitchen! can i ask about the art above the drinking fountain, made or bought? SO cute!ReplyDelete
so happy to see your new kitchen, such inspiration!
This kitchen is fabulous, absolutely amazing! I'm about to rip mine out and copy every single detail. If only the hubby was willing!ReplyDelete
a water fountain! genius!ReplyDelete
oh. my. word. I LOVE your kitchen!!! faves...the little peek through to your school room, the water fountain, the sink, the brick kickboard, the chandy...oh my i could go on. It is amazing!!!ReplyDelete
Be still my heart. I just want to sit and have a cup of coffee right there and gaze. Beautiful. everything about it. :)ReplyDelete
Ohhhh...not sure you'll see this b/c I'm posting so late and I completely do not know how these blogs work, but, #1: Love your faith! #2: Love your love for your family! #3: Love you style, colors, all of it, and I LUV your school room!ReplyDelete
I'm a wife, mother to 7, homemaker, teacher to the oldest three right now. (Well of course I teach them all, but officially and legally teaching the 3 oldest at home.)
I about died when I saw the drinking fountain! What a fabulous idea...and one I just might be able to install! I found one at Plumbers Surplus - a Kohler - for $546.28. Do you have any ideas/suggestions for getting one at a lower price? The budget is tight, but this is just too great of an idea. Please email me if you do get this post with any ideas.
Thanks and God bless,
Future homeschooling Mom, here, getting inspired by your blog! Love the book list! Where did your "Be Kind to others" print come from?" I'm looking on Etsy and can't seem to find it! Thank you and God Bless!
Hi, I just found your blog and your kitchen on a sleepless night, and wanted to tell you how lovely your home is. Your kitchen is fabulous!!ReplyDelete
I love your house!!! It is gorgeous and all about family!!! I love it!!! You must smile every time you cook/bake something in that marvelous space!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 12, 2011 at 6:54 PM
I keep coming back to pictures of your kitchen, and in fact your entire house, as we plan a kitchen renovation. You have done a wonderful job!ReplyDelete
I'm wondering how the marble countertops and butcher block island have held up? I figure you're a great person to ask since you have so many kids running around! Thank you for your insight.
I would LOVE to know the paint color of the island cabinetry too....ReplyDelete
thanks so much!!
not sure if I posted way back when on this post...but i ADORE this kitchen....so beautiful....
Hi Sarah!ReplyDelete
I'm your newest follower! Your new kitchen is perfection.
Stop by at the Beach Bungalow and take a peak at my new vintage bathroom. I think you'll love it!
Hello! I just read Cote de Texas' post and she mentioned your kitchen, so I stopped by to see :) love all of your features- the drinking fountain is brilliant! love that idea. I have been wanting to add some faux beams to our 2 story living room ceiling, and this is a great idea. Adding it to my pinterest board for the future! looking forward to seeing more of your posts!!!ReplyDelete
WOW! Your kitchen is STUNNING! I love the layout, the colours, the marble... everything. I just started following you and I'm looking forward to reading the rest of your blog. I can't wait to see the rest of your house!ReplyDelete
Hi Sara! I'm about to have a beveled subway tile backsplash put in as well. Question, what did you do on the end, like where the backsplash just stops at the bar? It's hard to tell but maybe it looks like you ran tiles vertically instead of horizontally to create the edge? I really don't want any kind of edge detail and am trying to decide what to do. I've also seen special 3x3 beveled tiles for the end, but of course those aren't on hand and don't "go" with my $.25 tiles from Lowe's! Thanks for any help, your kitchen is still one of my all time favorites!ReplyDelete


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