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The naming game
With the announcement of a new casino in Winnipeg, it is again clear that the rules for Brandon and Winnipeg are different. After years of being told that there is no possibility of a casino in Brandon that is not First Nations-owned, a "gaming centre" has been announced, to be owned by True North Enterprises and run by Manitoba Lotteries. On a Winnipeg radio station, a representative of the Lotteries Commission was repeatedly asked why this "gaming centre" is not considered a casino and the only answer that she could give was: "We are branding it a gaming centre." This sounds like doublespeak designed to sidestep their previously stated policy.
For a job well done
It is about time we hear about teachers doing a good job. Peter, thanks for all you do. (Kevin, Mike and Jonesy). Thanks for being tough.
Show us the money
There seem to be a lot of rumours floating around town regarding the Lieutenant Governor's Winter Festival and where the profits from the various pavilions end up, particularly some of the more successful pavilions like the English Pavilion. Perhaps these rumours could be put to rest by the pavilions making their financial statements from the past couple of years public. Until it has been determined where the profits end up, festival goers and volunteers might want to be somewhat selective in which pavilions they support this year.
Let's all learn the Native treaties
This paper is showing a gentleman teaching teachers the native treaties of yesterday. Why not print them one by one in the Brandon Sun so that we can all read them and understand them from a general public's point of view. I am sure that they would be very interesting reading.
Some things never change
In the Jan. 21 Brandon Sun's Looking Back mentioned how many bands were not managed properly and were put in "remedial management plans" and this was 10 years ago ... so does this not show the bands have trouble managing funding still to this day? Yet let's have a hunger strike and Idle No More activities so that no one sees these problems. I am a band member where the band is in co-management. Does this mean when out of co-management it's back to the same old activities? So why do these chiefs have a say in treaty process — they are the only ones taking our people into poverty. Can I be like the settlers where they got 160 acres to start a living?
Time to revisit the treaties
Before we go any further on this Idle No More movement, maybe people should go on the Internet and learn something. Such as, about 15,000 years ago, people from Northeast Asia, crossed the land/ice bridge to North America. They are immigrants, the same as you and myself. They were vicious and fought one another, slavery was rife among the First Nation, Europeans came over and freed the slaves. We didn't steal their land, we invaded and conquered them, the same has gone on world-wide for thousands of years. People should also read the original treaties. First Nations has received many, many times more than agreed to in the treaties. It's time the old treaties were done away with and reserves were shut down.
Build it and they will come
I wish the Keystone Centre could learn a lesson from what they are doing out in Moose Jaw with the new Mosaic Place. They are having a ton of concerts. From what I hear they are selling really well. I think the Sun should do a story on the Mosaic Place in comparison to the Keystone Centre.


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There will be a mandatory meeting of Cambridge High golf team candidates and their parents on Thursday, July 24 at 7 p.m. at the high school. For more information, call Coach Kevin Smith at 432-4820.
Stingers 14U Baseball Tryouts
The Stingers 14U baseball team will have player tryouts on Thursday, July 24 at 7 p.m. at Muskingum University's baseball field in New Concord. For more information, or to schedule an individual tryout for those unable to attend, contact Gregg Thompson at 740-584-4152 or Scot Karling at 740-255-0014.
Middle School Soccer Registration, Skills Camp
Middle School Soccer registration is open for the fall season. Boys and Girls in grades 6-8 attending school, or home schooled, in Guernsey County are eligible to play. The cost is $65 for each participant. Registration is available by following the Middle School link online through www.eosay.com or in person at practice or camp. A Middle School Skills Camp will be the week of July 29: Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday from 5-7 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 12 noon at the Cambridge High School practice field. The cost is $15 per student, with proceeds going to the Cambridge Soccer Boosters. Practice begins Monday, Aug. 4 at 3:30 at the Cambridge High School practice field across from North Elementary 1451 Deerpath Drive, Cambridge. For more information, contact Tom Hannon at 740-584-8448 or by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com.
East Muskingum Youth Baseball Tournaments
East Muskingum Babe Ruth will host youth baseball tournaments July 25-27 for ages 7-8, 9-10 and 11-12. The cost for the tournament is $125. For information or to register, contact Pat Corder at (740) 819-6080.
Cambridge Junior High Football Conditioning
All Cambridge Junior High football players should report to Pine Field on Monday, July 28 at 6 p.m. for the start of conditioning. For more information, call Rick Spencer at 260-3546.
Crystal Springs Junior Golf Tournament
The Crystal Springs Junior Golf Tournament will take place Tuesday, July 29 at Crystal Springs Golf Course in Hopewell. The event begins at 8 a.m. and will include four divisions (ages 16-17 boys; ages 13-18 girls; ages 13-15 boys; and ages 10-12 boys/girls). The cost is $20 and includes golf, food, drink and a logo water bottle ($16 for the 10-12 division which will play just nine holes). Awards will be presented to the top two finishers in each division. To enter, e-mail Chris Huff at email@example.com or call 740-588-1912 The entry deadline is Friday, July 25.
Cambridge Cheer/Dance Scramble at Wildfire
The fourth annual Cambridge High School Cheer and Dance Golf Scramble will take place Saturday, July 26 at Wildfire Golf Club in New Concord. Registration for the three-person scramble begins at 7 a.m., with a shotgun start at 8 a.m. The cost is $60 per person ($180 per team) which includes Mulligan's, Skirt Shots, Long Drive, Closest to the Pin, drinks, hot dogs at the turn, cash prizes for the top three teams, a steak dinner after the round, and lots of prizes donated by local sponsors. Everyone will receive some "Bobcat Swag". To enter, or for more information, call James at 680-5495.
Habitat for Humanity of Coshocton Scramble
Habitat for Humanity of Coshocton County is having its annual golf scramble at River Greens Golf Course on Saturday, July 26 with a shotgun start at 1 p.m. Men's, women's, and co-ed teams are welcome. There will be a $1.000 team grand prize by draw. The team entry fee is $240 and includes greens fees, cart, and meal following the event. For more information or an entry form, contact the Habitat office at 740-623-2764 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
John Glenn Football Camp
The John Glenn Football Camp will be held Monday, July 28 and Tuesday, July 29 at the John Glenn football practice field located behind the school from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.. The varsity football staff and the 2014 seniors will be working the camp which is open to players in grades 5th through 8th Grade. Cost of camp is $25 per player and will feature individual positive instruction, new skill instruction and improvement of technique. Players will each receive camp T-Shirt and should report dressed in shorts, t-shirt and athletic shoes. For more information or to register contact the John Glenn Athletic Department at 740-826-7641.
Kiristi Singleton Memorial Golf Scramble
The ninth annual Kiristi Singleton Memorial Scholarship Golf Scramble will take place at the Cambridge Country Club on Saturday, July 26 with a 2 p.m. shotgun start. The cost for the three-person scramble is $75 per person which includes food and beverages. Payouts will range from first to fifth place. Door prizes will also be awarded. Registration will start at 1 p.m. All proceeds will go to the Kiristi Singleton Scholarship fund at Meadowbrook High School. To date, more than $12,000 has been awarded to graduating seniors. For more information, to become a sponsor, or register, call 685-0496 or 260-2666.
Free OVAC Youth Football Clinic
The Ohio Valley Athletic Conference will host its ninth annual free youth football clinic in conjunction with the Rudy Mumley OVAC All-Star Charity Football Classic presented by Huntington Bank & WTOV9. The clinic will take place the day of the game on Sunday, July 27, at the Wheeling Island Stadium. Registration will take place at the Stadium from 12-12:45 p.m. The clinic will last from 1-2:30 p.m. and will be directed by OVAC football coaches, including members of Coach Chris Daugherty's Wheeling Park High football staff. Additionally, Bethany College Football staff will assist with the clinic. The instructors will teach the basic fundamentals of football with a focus on building self-esteem. he clinic is free and open to boys and girls ages 6-13. Parents or legal guardians are required to have insurance and be present the day of the clinic to sign a waiver form. For more information visit www.OVAC.org, email: email@example.com or phone 304-639-1238.
Belmont Hills Junior Golf Tournament
The Belmont Hills Country Club Junior Golf Tournament will take place Monday, July 28 at Belmont Hills Country Club. The tournament begins at 10 a.m. with a shotgun start. Age divisions include boys 17-18, 15-16, 13-14 and girls 16-18, 13-15 Awards will be given to the first, second and third place finishers in all boys and girls divisions. Lunch will be provided for all tournament contestants and available for purchase for all spectators. Spectators may purchase carts, but all cars MUST stay on cart paths. The deadline for entry is Monday, July 14. The entry fee is $30, payable to Barnesville Golf Parents. Entry forms available at the Barnesville Police Department, Village Hardware and The Barnesville Enterprise.
Meadowbrook Football Parents Bingo Workers
Meadowbrook football needs parents of players in grades 7-12 to work the floor for bingo through July 27. If you would like to work bingo to help towards your child's pay-to-participate fees, please call Chris at 584-6271.
Meadowbrook Varsity/JV Golf Tryouts
All candidates for the 2014 Meadowbrook Varsity/JV golf teams should meet at Salt Fork State Park Golf Course on Monday, Aug. 1 at 7:30 a.m. Every player should have a completed physical examination on file with the MHS Athletic Department and all other paperwork completed as well. Physical forms and paperwork can be obtained at the MHS main office between 8 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. For information, call the coach at 260-9360.
Cambridge Rotary Golf Scramble
The Rotary Club of Cambridge is hosting a four-person scramble on Saturday, Aug. 2 at Wildfire Golf Club in New Concord. Cost is $200 per team (if received prior to the tournament/$220 if paid on the day of scramble). Cost includes golf/lunch/cart, registration opens at 7:30 a.m. with a shotgun start at 8:30 a.m. Three places will be paid: first ($400); second ($200); third ($100). To secure your spot or for more information contact Dick Brixner at 826-7810.
Pupil Activity Validation at Barnesville HS
The Barnesville High School Athletic Department, in conjunction with Tim Berger, will conduct a state certified pupil activity validation seminar (sports medicine certification) before the fall season begins. The workshop will take place in the Barnesville High multi-use room (127) on Tuesday, July 29 at 5:30 p.m. The cost of the workshop is $25. All coaches will be certified with the Ohio State Department of Education for a three-year period. The workshop is not affiliated with any league or conference series. To register, contact BHS Athletic Director Mark Cook at 425-3617 ext. 5111.
Cambridge Rotary Golf Outing at Wildfire
The annual Cambridge Rotary Golf Club will take place Saturday, Aug. 2 at Wildfire Golf Club in New Concord. Registration for four-person scramble begins at 7:30 a.m. and there will be an 8:30 a.m. shotgun start. The cost is $200 per team if pre-registered and paid ($220 if registering on the day of the event) which includes golf, cart and lunch. There will be a $10,000 hole-in-one prize sponsored by Pete Mikula of Edward Jones as well as a Skins Game; closest to the pin, long drive and long putt contests; a 50/50 drawing and door prizes. Payouts include $400 for first place, $200 for second and $100 for third. Hole sponsors are also needed at a cost of $75 each, with the company's name displayed on a tee box at the event. Proceeds will benefit the Rotary Club in its efforts with Rotary International to eliminate polio in the world and assisting to fund the Rotary Youth Leadership Academy and youth programs. To register, or for more information, call Dick Brixner at 826-7810.
Junior Golf Camp at Whiskey Run Golf Course
Whiskey Run Golf Course is offering a Junior Golf Camp from Aug. 4-8 for ages 5-18. Session 1 will be from 8:30-10:30 a.m. and Session 2 will be from 6-8 p.m. There is a multiple junior per family discount and the price includes driving range instruction, putting, chipping, full swing and on-course play. Drinks and snacks will be provided daily. Call 740-679-2422 for more details.
'We're on a Mission' 5K Run/Walk
The 'We're on a Mission' 5K Run/Walk will take place Saturday Aug. 9 with registration at 7 a.m. and the race at 9 a.m. The cost is $20 if registered by August 1 and $25 after that date and up to event. Runners should meet at the McFarland Stadium parking lot behind the YMCA on Clairmont Ave. Cambridge. Free T-shirts to the first 50 registered runners. Contact Angie Giesey at 740-705-2355 or email firstname.lastname@example.com for a registration form.
Muskie Chix Fastspitch Softball Tryouts
Muskie Chix Fastpitch Softball will hold tryouts Saturday, Aug. 9, and Sunday, Aug. 10 at John Glenn High School. Tryouts for 10U will be from 10 a.m.-12 noon; 12U from 12-2 p.m.; 14U from 3-5 p.m.; and 16U and 18U from 5-7 p.m. on both dates. Pitchers and catchers are asked to stay a half-hour longer. All age groups should arrive 30 minutes prior to scheduled time to complete registration. For more information, contact Dusty Brown at 740-819-3871.
Road Runners Softball Tryouts
The Road Runners Softball Program will hold tryouts for 2015 during the month of August on the following dates: Saturday, Aug. 9 at the I-470 Complex in Wheeling (8U, 10-12-14U from 10 .m. to 1 p.m.; and 16-18U from 2-5 p.m.; and Sunday, Aug. 10 at the Perry Softball Complex in Norwich (8U, 10-12-14U from 10 am. to 1 p.m. and 16-18U from 2-5 p.m.). For information about the program or the tryouts, contact Coach Rick Sherman at 740-819-1757 or email@example.com. Information is also available at www.ohioroadrunners.com, including registration forms which should be completed and brought to the tryout.
John Glenn Football Booster Steak Dinner
The John Glenn Football Booster will have a Steak Dinner Fundraiser on Friday, Aug. 22 from 6-8 p.m. at the JGHS cafeteria. The cost is $11 per dinner and reservations can be made by sending money to John Glenn Football Boosters, P.O. Box 286, New Concord, OH, 43762 or by calling Lisa (680-7024), Steph (607-1776) or Tawnya (819-7127).
John Glenn Football Booster Scramble
The 19th annual John Glenn Football Booster Scramble will take place Saturday, Aug. 23 at 7 a.m. at Wildfire Golf Club in New Concord. The cost for the 18-hole, four-person scramble is $220 per team (cart and skins included). Check-in begins at 7:15 a.m. Lunch, door prizes and presentation of winners will follow the event. Sponsorships are also available including Team Hole Sponsor ($200), Touchdown Club Sponsor ($200) and Field Goal Club Sponsor ($40). For more information, call Matt Abbott at 740-819-5123.
Golf Outing to Benefit Washington County AAU Team
The Washington County Bullets AAU team's golf outing will take place on Saturday, Sept. 27 at Marietta Country Club. The price for each team is $240 ($60 per person). Skins and prizes will be included and lunch will be provided. For information, contact Bill Bucina (201-334-8799), Donald Hilverding (740-350-5114) or Kevin Witucky (740-525-7346).
OVAC Seeks Venue Photographs for Museum
The Ohio Valley Athletic Conference is looking for pictures to display in the OVAC Sports Museum located in WesBanco Arena in Wheeling. In particular, photos of venues that still exist or no longer exist are requested: football stadiums, basketball courts, baseball/softball fields, tracks, fieldhouses, high schools. Actual venue photos are preferred, but crowd photos or game photos showing the facility can also be submitted. Pictures will be enlarged to a 20x24 photo and displayed in the museum and the original photo will be returned to the owner. Photos can be mailed to the OVAC Office, 64962 Breezy Point Lane, Bellaire, OH 43906. For more information, contact email@example.com.
Magnolia Wrestling Tournament Seeks Teams
Magnolia High School has openings for its wrestling invitational on Feb. 14, 2015. The following teams are committed: Buffalo, Doddridge County, Linsly, Madonna, Magnolia, River, Tyler County, Wahama High and Weir. If interested, contact Vince Monseau at 304-398-4179 or e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Dean "Erika James, First Black Woman to Lead a Top Business School, on the Corporate Diversity Problem" (Businessweek)
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James arrives from the University of Virginia's Darden School of Business, where she taught leadership courses and led the school's executive education programs as senior associate dean. Her time at Darden also included a stint as the school's first associate dean of diversity, a role in which she fostered conversations about diversity in the classroom setting...


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NASA Strategy Struggles, Source: Winona.edu
The Obama Administration's first budget includes a revised NASA strategy for human spaceflight that's considered the path to devastation and ruin by some, and a cause for joy and triumph by others. You could sum up the general response by current NASA funding beneficiaries as, "Change? Absolutely! But, not in my space program."
The NASA Administrator's view is that it costs way too much to get into space using our current infrastructure and the usual traditional aerospace contractors to build the launchers, the spacecraft and conduct the continuous ground operations.. Our ongoing need to transport humans adds increased requirements that makes it essential that costs be minimized, and safety uncompromised. Shuttle launches are now estimated to cost almost $1B each. Our launch rate is near an all time low and considering the expense, it should be no surprise. Limited space access is the major barrier to developing a true space economy that could provide down-to-Earth benefits and solutions to some of our major global challenges. Thus significantly cheaper access to space, as has been noted for years, is the fundamental change needed to allow human space exploration, commercial infrastructure development and private sector implementation of associated space services.
The proposed White House changes for NASA include cancellation of the Constellation Program that's currently tasked with developing a medium-sized rocket and space capsule to transport crew and cargo to the International Space Station and back, when the Space Shuttle retires in 2011. The Program is also tasked with developing a large rocket able to transport crew and a lunar lander/human habitat to the Moon. Cost overruns, technology and safety problems and delays plagued Constellation and its death knell may have been the projected $1B cost per launch and the $50B cost to reach launch capability. There would be a major gap between Shuttle retirement and any U.S. replacement for cargo or crew transport even if Constellation were continued.
Obama proposes that responsibility for cargo transport and crewed spaceflight to Earth orbit be shifted to the private sector. Indeed, the day after Obama's budget hit the streets, Bolden, the NASA Administrator, introduced what some call the "Merchant 7" consisting of seven companies who, based on competitive proposals, have been seed-funded by NASA (augments private investment funds) to develop new safer launch systems and technologies that can allow us to reach orbital space at much lower costs. The strategies for this could include: launchers that are more reusable; simpler rockets that use smarter, smaller, more lightweight subsystems; expandable, lighter spacecraft; increased competition between launch providers, and more. The new NASA budget also includes deferral of sending humans to the Moon for several years based on not having sufficient budget to develop large launchers, lunar landers, human life support and habitat systems to do so. When the Russians transport our crew to the International Space Station (ISS it costs $50M each, but SpaceX, one of the Mercury 7 group, projects costs of $20M each with their developing Falcon 9 launcher and Dragon capsule. .
As many have reminded us, Obama's new NASA strategy for major change in our approach to human spaceflight requires congressional review and approval, and it may emerge from that process looking quite different than it went in. Congress will argue that safety for commercial crew transport may be compromised for business profits, and that launcher availability delays caused by the less-experienced companies, are inevitable. NASA selected both new and the old guard aerospace entities for the Merchant 7 and will ensure that safety is validated by design, test, demonstration and certification...and, they will not be certifying themselves for the first time.
Bottom line, however, NASA will not have sufficient budget to pursue building a new human spaceflight program infrastructure and continue support for and increased utilization of the ISS. Human spaceflight to the ISS with increases in onboard microgravity research, including science discovery and technology development for future human space exploration, will now continue through at least 2020. Obama proposes an additional $6B for NASA over 5 years to support the commercial development of crewed spaceflight capabilities and related efforts. Painful though it will surely be, new benefits and options will emerge and hopefully allow many of those negatively affected by these changes to redirect their efforts toward more sustainable space efforts. The U.S. needs a new more efficient infrastructure to maintain the capabilities that we depend on and to create new opportunities to collaborate and compete in the global space economy. Our new exploration direction will be determined as we proceed on this new path and the passion for the pursuit will reemerge again. As Bolden suggests, "lets work together" on this incredibly exciting challenge that we can believe in.


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A September 15 Washington Times article on the latest "hunt" against advisers to President Obama cited a 2005 paper that Dr. David Michaels -- Obama's nominee to head the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) -- wrote on the success of "corporate interests" in "shaping science policy" and quoted the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) saying of Michaels: "[H]is approach in every case seemed to be to paint employers as a whole as malevolent actors." But in laying out the case against Michaels, the Times ignored evidence from the paper it cited that undermined this claim, as Michaels also wrote that "the denial of scientific evidence and the insistence on an impossible certainty are not limited to business interests," citing opposition by "zealous environmentalists" to food irradiation as an example.
Wash. Times lets NAM's Smith criticize Michaels' approach as "paint[ing] employers ... as malevolent actors"
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Conservatives hunt for next Van Jones
Emboldened by the ouster of presidential adviser Van Jones, conservative and business groups are launching fresh challenges aimed at derailing President Obama's nominees.
The latest of these targets is David Michaels, Mr. Obama's pick to head the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), who as an academic published a book attacking corporate executives for the tactics they used to fight class-action lawsuits. Republican critics said they considered Mr. Michaels to be too close to trial lawyers because of his aggressive advocacy on their behalf.
"We are definitely troubled by Michaels' nomination," said Keith Smith, the director of employment and labor policy and the National Association of Manufacturers. "We will be urging the Senate committee to carefully review his nomination."
In a 2005 article "Doubt Is Their Product," which later became the basis for a book of the same name, Mr. Michaels wrote that the Bush administration had swung open the door for corporate abuse.
"I believe it is fair to say that never in our history have corporate interests been as successful as they are today in shaping science policies to their desires," he wrote.
The problem, said Mr. Smith, of the manufacturers' group, "is that his approach in every case seemed to be to paint employers as a whole as malevolent actors." [The Washington Times, 9/15/09]
Michaels' paper -- cited by the Times -- undermines Smith's criticism
Michaels: "[T]he denial of scientific evidence and the insistence on an impossible certainty are not limited to business interests." In his 2005 Scientific American paper titled, "Doubt Is Their Product," Michaels wrote that "[e]mphasizing uncertainty on behalf of big business has become a big business in itself. The product-defense firms have become experienced and successful consultants in epidemiology, biostatistics and toxicology. In fact, it is now unusual for the science behind any proposed public health or environmental regulation not to be challenged, no matter how powerful the evidence. Currently representatives of indoor tanning salons are hard at work disparaging the designation of ultraviolet radiation as a cause of skin cancer. Furthermore, the denial of scientific evidence and the insistence on an impossible certainty are not limited to business interests. For instance, some zealous environmentalists remain adamantly opposed to food irradiation -- the use of gamma rays, x-rays or electron beams to kill microbes in meats and produce -- even though the benefits of the practice greatly outweigh the risks." [Scientific American, June 2005]
Michaels: "[I]n some cases, companies may be raising legitimate arguments." In his 2005 paper, Michaels wrote, "I believe it is fair to say that never in our history have corporate interests been as successful as they are today in shaping science policies to their desires." He also wrote that "[c]orporations have mounted campaigns to question studies documenting the adverse health effects of exposure to beryllium, lead, mercury, vinyl chloride, chromium, benzene, benzidine, nickel, and a long list of other toxic chemicals and medications. What is more, Congress and the administration of President George W. Bush have encouraged such tactics by making it easier for private groups to challenge government-funded research. Although in some cases, companies may be raising legitimate arguments, the overall result is disturbing: many corporations have successfully avoided expense and inconvenience by blocking and stalling much needed protections for public health." [Scientific American, June 2005]
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So we put them all down in a list. It's kind of like the Physician's Desk Reference...oh who are we kidding? It's nothing like the PDR IV (or whatever number they're on) but we like to think we're smart and funny, rather than being actually smart and a hundred grand in debt from medical school. It's the Mommyland Desk Reference - the MDR. All you need to know about MommyLand. And now that we've done it we have to say that, en masse, it yields a rather peculiar and amusing look at the lives of Kate and Lydia.
Some technical details. It's in alphabetical order - which makes it extra random, but much easier to find something if you're looking for it. We have linked terms to past posts so you can read more about them or see where they originated. Some terms, like "Wine" are so ubiquitous that no linking is possible. Other phrases we may not have used in a post but are part of how we talk to each other - so they're in there, too. We will be updating this all the time and if you want us to add more to this list, leave us a comment!
So, here you go, Mommies, enjoy and use these terms as if they were your own, because they are:
Afghanistence: hybrid of Afghanistan and abstinence. The type of birth control used by military mommies during their husband's deployment
Anticipointment: (noun) see also anticipoint or anticipointed; hybrid of anticipation and disappointment; feeling moms have on days that are important to them, i.e. their birthday or Mother's Day, when everything goes to Schmidt and we wind up drinking even earlier than usual; grand moments of anticipointment usually occur when presented with lemon raisin oatmeal for your breakfast in bed at 5:22am, and later find that your kitchen looks like Chernobyl.
Aunt Mary: Lydia's Aunt who lives in North Carolina, makes beautiful quilts and writes completely awesome comments in the third person. Kate fell so deeply in love with Aunt Mary that she decided that her name should become a descriptive term. When something is fantabulous, slightly whacktastic and totally unexpected it is soooo Aunt Mary.
Boobs Akimbo: condition whereby the "twins" -- rather than appearing to be a complimentary pairing -- venture off to their respective locations on your chest. May be caused by whacktacular t-shirt, unsupportive bras, or -- the worst -- just bad, bad Boobs Akimbo Syndrome, of which there is no known cure.
Captain Coupon: Lydia's husband, also known as the Cap'n. His Scottish ancestry has resulted in a Scrooge McDuck-like tendency to compulsively save money at every opportunity. Don't even try going to go to Target and buying toilet paper without a coupon. And, he wants proof. Tall, handsome, hilarious, brilliant and also prematurely grey-haired, though that has nothing at all to do with Lydia.
Clandes-wine (noun) variations: clandes-tini, clandes-garita; liquid placed into travel coffee mug, big gulp cup, or even sippy cup to prepare for prolonged and slightly painful events; examples include: 3rd grade violin concert (tonight), 3 hour bus trip each way with fifth graders, 3rd showing of same 2 hour dance recital in one day, anytime you have to watch a t-ball game
Dadtox: State your kids are in when they return to the mommy gulag real world of rules and schedules after being on Daddy time. (verb form: "dadtoxing"). Can also apply to the state of your house, for example: "The kitchen was clean when I left for book club. Three hours later and it's in dadtox and needs to be hosed down with a power-washer."
DFB (Drunk Facebooking): Don't do it! But if you do succumb, try to just read other people's posts rather than write your own. Also, if you become the victim of DFB, we know just what you should do.
Even Yesser: superlative of agreement. Typically follows the question, "would you like a T-Box?"
Eye Slammy: (noun) Condition upon, when smelling something so horribly offensive -- i.e. the bathroom after the boys have been in there, or twenty-seven sprays of the *lovely* eu de parfum from McGee's Trampy Teenager Starter Kit -- causes one's eyes to slam shut until 1) the odor dissipates; or 2) you manage to blindly stumble out of the room and into a place that doesn't assault one's olfactory senses. Like a morgue. In August. With no air conditioning.
Eyegasm: (noun) condition that arises upon, when rubbing tired eyes, one continues the activity simply because it feels good; may be accompanied by random sounds; usually results in slight flushing around the ocular area but a satisfied smile; distant, distant relative to other –gasms, but really, who has time for that anymore?
Faux Queue: (noun) the line at the supermarket or neighborhood Target that you think is the fastest but which, as soon as you join it, immediately becomes the slowest checkout line in the history of ever. As with many other MDR words, it also (just barely) conforms to the anti-cursing parameter. Which makes it even more awesome when Lydia says it to Kate while at Target.
Fuggernaut: (noun) hybrid of juggernaut f**k-up; occurs when taking multiple kids to a Chuck E. Cheese on a Saturday. Without a back-up adult. Or booze.
The Fear: irrational, all-consuming anxiety that something awful may happen to the little terror suspects (or their father). Sex offenders, drunk drivers, and enemy combatants among those who inspire The Fear. Results in statements like; "No you may NOT walk to the mailbox without a grown-up. I don't care if you are in High School." The Fear strikes Daddies and Mommies in equal measure.
The Guilt: what hits your gut immediately after yelling at your child to PUT ON YOUR SHOES (for the sixth time), or after you get annoyed that your youngest is teething and you will not sleep for the next week and/or after you click on the TV so you can Facebook without your kids bugging you.
Happy: aka Happy Camper. Kate's 3-year old son. Super cute wee man. Has a thing for cows.
Hawk: Lydia's 4 year old son. Loves Star Wars and wearing his tuxedo. Ridiculously cute, always surprising. Has knack for saying slightly inappropriate things and also rocking mad fashion.
Hittin' the Sippy (descriptive verb) This implies that someone is drinking. For little kids, it may describe that much needed bottle of milk to take the edge off a long afternoon at the playground. "He was close to having a tantrum, but I turned on Noggin and let him hit the sippy and now he's fine." For mommy, it probably alludes to the fact that she is not drinking water out of that sports bottle. "The swim meet was awful. 100 degrees out and it went until 10pm. But I was hittin' the sippy by the baby pool so I managed."
Indoor Homeless People: pet name for Kate's washed, brushed, rich, satiated children AKA the small people who have no jobs and beg you for everything, but do it inside your house. Many variations of IHP are possible based on your circumstances (outside, deaf, etc).
Lefty: Kate's 6 year old son. So named because of his reference in public, with witnesses, to his left testicle trying to cross over to the dark side. Also, Darth Lefty.
Little Terror Suspects: pet name for Lydia's adorable, quiet, obedient children. Term coined by the Cap'n.
McGee: Kate's 10-year old daughter. Greatest desire is to have boobs. Big boobs. So named by McLovin, who loves quoting "Anchorman" as often as possible. For the uninitiated, here you go.
Milking The Bag: (descriptive verb) the act of – as you near the end of a T-Box -- removing the inner line out of its T-Boxity shell and proceed to squeeze or "milk" it to get out every last drop of Targetty deliciousness. Particularly effective when watching a True Blood marathon. We're just sayin'.
Mini-Mini-Me: Lydia's baby daughter (age 1). So named by Kate as older daughter is a mini-me of Lydia and baby is mini-me of her sister. Hence, Mini-mini-me.
Mini-Surrender: mitigating factors that may save one from The Surrender, i.e. wearing lipstick even if your hair is a disaster and you're in yesterday's clothes. Only effective if true effort is evidenced, not merely leftover dregs from the night before. That would constitute an Even Yesser Surrender, which is way, way worse.
Mommy Sick Day: also see Unicorns. Legends persist but actual existence of such has yet to be verified. also see Girl's Night Out.
Moo Wedgie: acronym for Mommies Who Just Don't Get It; therefore, making life much harder for the rest of us. There are ten different species of Moo Wedgies, though, sadly, we encounter a new genus of the species all the time. However, we will concede that, on occasion, we have displayed the various snitchy behaviors. Temporarily.
Mortgage Payment Shoes: The type of footwear that is both naughty and amazingly gravity defying but is the equivalent of a monthly house payment. Kate is, unsurprisingly, strongly in favor of mortgage payment shoes and refers to them by their names (Choo, Christian, etc.). Lydia is intrigued yet defiant, evidenced by her particular choice of "footwear" i.e. Clogs. Represents the continuing battle in MommyLand.
MOS (Mom of Single): as in a single kid, an only child. MOS's are often subject to ridiculous and innapropriate comments from MOM's (Mom of Multiple kids - not necassarily twins or octoplets or whatever) who do not respect the MOS's choice to stick to one kid.
PajamaJeans: Casual awesomeness that Kate strongly dissaproves of. Looks like jeans - feels like pajamas. A suitable alternative to Lydia's oft-worn yoga pants.
(Play)Dating: Relationship between two moms who 1) are not really friends; 2) only time they see each other is on play-dates; 3) only time they talk or email is when arranging play-dates. However, they a) really like each other, b) kids get along like gang-busters; and c) get together every couple of weeks. Realization is typically: "oh my gosh. I totally have a girlfriend."
Prison Bus: (noun) What your van becomes when the kids are all jacked up and you are forced to turn around and scream things at them like: "Get yer butts in yer carseats before I come back there and start knocking skulls!" or "You people better stop making so much noise or as soon as we get home I will put you in your room and lock the door and throw the key down the well!" (submitted by www.mamajulep.blogspot.com)
Professional: As in, we are a very "professional family". An adjective used completely out of context with a great degree of frequency, by Lydia's 6 year old daughter. Just a side note, she also calls General Tso's Chicken (her favorite) - Professional Chicken.
Protesticles (verb) The act of protecting one's testicles from imminent attack. Alternately, when one's testicles protest having been squared up on.
Punjana: the Cap'n's preferred brand of tea. Not gross, just sounds like it.
The Rage: the urge to commit justifiable homicide stemming from crap that is inflicted upon you. Much time and effort is spent trying to subdue and compartmentalize The Rage so as not to be guilty of assault. If half said effort were dedicated towards prevention by primary culprits, the term would cease to exist. The Rage is epitomized by an imaginary hatchet (shown, left). Lydia keeps her imaginary hatchet in the way, way back of the BWT.
Schmidt: what one loses right before The Rage strikes.
Snitches: polite, non-soapy-mouth version of snarking on people who are tricky in a bad way. Often refers to our kids. For example: "Those little snitches stole and ate an entire box of my Samoas!"
Strack: mysterious, unidentifiable detritus found in between the cushions and under the seats of the car. Usually comprised of juice boxes, fruit snacks, goldfish, spilled milk, McDonald's French Fries, Cheerios, melted M&Ms and discarded half-eaten lollipops. Best strategy for strack removal? Buy a new car.
Square Up: What you do just before you kick someone in the junk. For example: "Someone needs to look John Edwards right in his eyeball, square up and send his onions to space on a foot rocket. I mean now." Termed coined by Lydia's teenage sister, Lucy.
Thumbelina: Lydia's first grade daughter. Beautiful, blond, blue-eyed sweetheart whose angelic countenance masks a peerless tenacity to bend all those around her to her will. Is slated to be either Miss America or highly-paid Blackwater mercenary by age 22. Maybe both.
Turtler: (noun) Term coined by Lydia's son Hawk to describe his little sister. "She's half baby, half toddler and really, really slow." This should make perfect sense to those of who herd turtles for a living.
Turtle Herding: The act of getting small children to go anywhere. Worse than herding cats, as cats actually move. Also see; excruciating.
Whacktacular: describes anything that is both strangely odd and yet compelling, i.e. Lydia's stripey hair, and some of Kate's shoes. Acceptable conjugations: whacktacularness (noun) quality or state of being whacktacular or whacktacularly (adverb) of, or relating to being both whack and spectacular
Whuck: hybrid of what and f**k, clearly. Or more accurately - "what the f**k"? Happily added to the Mommyland Arsenal of Words That Are Not Technically Curse Words. Coincidentally, term coined by Happy, after breaking a brand new crayon. Or, Tina Fey. Either way, awesome.
Wine: aka Mommy Juice. The cause of, and solution to, most of our rants. The stuff from which two of Lydia's three children were conceived. Impossible to ignore, unlike its nefarious cousin, Whine.
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Getting started with FrontPage 98
Working with Web pages
Enhancing Web pages
5. Interface and display design.
Rules that work (A design primer)
What not to do on the Web (An online primer)
Classic design (Paying attention to history)
Where am I (The importance of navigation)
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1. The FrontPage approach to creating web pages
2. The FrontPage approach to organizing web sites
3. Planning an organizing a FrontPage web
4. Getting started with web pages
5. Adding and formatting text
6. Incorporating graphics
7. Building hyperlinks
17. Understanding the FrontPage Web Extensions
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24. Using FrontPage Photo Galleries
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Why do we need an IA?
What does IA involve?
How does one build an IA?
Building an IA: approaches and stages
Outcome of an IA exercise
Here's a primer for designing your library information for Web usage.
Writing hypertext copy
Editing and publishing
Programming the Web
Keeping the site fresh
HTML reference
about web use statistics:
What web logs can't tell you
What web logs can tell you
Share your logs
Cascading Style Sheets pp. 167-171.
More than markup
Cascading a style
External style sheets
Lesson 1. Electronic documenst and mark-up: introduction
Lesson 2: Character encoding: Latin and non-Latin scripts
Lesson 3. Formats of electronic pictures
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Guidelines for creation and maintenance of Web documents pp. 34-38.
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1.1. What is the Web?
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1.4. The future of the Web
5. Accessible design
6. Incorporating user feedback in design
Tips on page design
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A look behind a Web page
Understanding the features of FrontPage Express
Creating a Web page in FrontPage Express
Uploading Web pages
Creating a form page using the wizards
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5. Web sites: weaving deceit?
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The general structure of XML
XML tags
Elements and sub elements
XML documents
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Adobe Acrobat and PDF
Java and JavaScript
ActiveX controls
Creating a VRML world
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About indexing the text of WWW sites.
5. The World-Wide Web
5.9 Constructing your own home page
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11.1 Remember the big picture
11.2 Working with text
11.3 Working with graphics
11.4 Tips for faster downloads
11.5 URLs and pathnames
11.6 Using tables and frames
11.7 HTML tag summary
11.8 A webmaster's toolbox
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7. Web graphics
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Clip-art and stock photo libraries
Site-checking tools
File transfer programs
Javascript collections
Browser extensions
Image optimizers and color tools
Style sheet editors
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6. Your online presence
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Introduction: Why web usability?
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Foundations of usability testing
Web design guidelines
Getting buy-in
Usability testing example
Creating your own Web site
Appendix A. A listing of HTML tags.
Appendix B. Sites with important Web or HTML information
10. Creating a Web page with FrontPage Express
11. Enhancing Web pages with FrontPage Express
Web accessibility – current tools, standards and guidance
Web accessibility – new developments
Future developments
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22. Authoring for the Web
23. HTML tags and attributes
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25. Character entities
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About HTML CSS
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7. Toy box: FAQs, counters, tricks, and tools
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Form handlers
Designing a form
Supporting accessibility with Cascading Style Sheets
Appendix A. Resources and tools for accessible design
Appendix B. Why is accessibility on the Internet important?
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Attracting the masses:
Registering with many search engines and directories simultaneously
Selling your web site through e-mail
Interacting with the World Wide Web
A closer look at hypertext issues
The modeling perspective from HCI (human-computer interaction)
Good Web page design
Guidelines for Web document style and design
Web publishing
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At the core of our Christian commitment is to love our neighbors and to speak out for and defend vulnerable and marginalized people. The Bible shows a special concern for those it refers to as "the stranger," what today we would call an immigrant. Because immigrants are often vulnerable to exploitation or discrimination, Christians should go out of their way to show both empathy and kindness to them as well as speak out for justice on their behalf. SB 1070 violates all of these principles and as a result families, churches and communities are being ripped apart. The goal of the legislation is to make life unbearable for undocumented people in an attempt to get them to "self-deport." Legislation intentionally designed to increase the suffering of any of God's children is unconscionable. It encourages mistrust and racial profiling through making anyone with brown skin or an accent automatically a suspect. And, it hurts Christian ministries that believe they should help those in need whether or not the needy can show their papers
Arizona's Immigration Legislation Undermines Christian Values
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Published in the U.S. last year, "Tales From Outer Suburbia" is a collection of short stories about the suburbs. But its strange rationale and amazing twists on text, font and reading, implode the neighborhood. Author Shaun Tan, an artist and illustrator from Australia, writes of entrancing and mysterious worlds much like Chris Van Allsburg's classic "The Mysteries of Harris Burdick."
In the title story, an exchange student's strange habits are examined by his host family. Elsewhere, a grandfather recounts a treasure hunt for his wedding, a water buffalo dispenses advice, and forgotten poetry finds unexpected uses.
The triumph of Tales is Tan's ability to write simple but not simplistic stories with visuals both postmodern and approachable. An heir to the Tristram Shandy technique of playing with readers' expectations, the book also joins the ranks of the experimental "People of Paper" as a pioneer in recreating how to design and illustrate a book. Tan describes the relationship between illustration and words in his books, "The text and illustrations could operate as narratives in isolation, but happen to react in similar ways, opening new meanings from each other's context."
Tales, intended for kids 7-12, was an ALA Notable book as well as one of The New York Times Best Illustrated Children's Books. You can read the story from it called "Amazon.
Like Tales, "The Invention of Hugo Cabret" is an equally imaginative reconfiguration of narrative structure and passionate attention to illustrations. Inspired by groundbreaking French filmmaker George Méliès's work, author and illustrator Brian Selznick says of his process, "I thought about what happens when you turn the page in a picture book, the way stories are told. Then I thought, what if I took parts of the text out and replaced them with images. So that the book itself was filled with sequences of silent movies."
For this book (his fourth) Selznick photographed neighborhoods of Paris, aptly illustrating them into detailed black-and-white pencil and pen drawings to tell the story of Hugo Cabret. The narrative follows a young orphaned boy living in a train station, winding its numerous clocks, when he's caught stealing a toy mouse, beginning the book's journey.
Méliès was one of the first and major innovators of cinematic special effects, and serves as both character and major influence on Hugo Cabret, boy and book alike. Selznick often interrupts the text with his deft drawings to visually recount the adventures of Hugo—a refreshing approach to illustration that directs a slow, measured reading of the book.
With a film reportedly in the works—Martin Scorsese is slated to direct Ben Kingsley and Sacha Baron Cohen—"The Invention of Hugo Cabret" proves an enduring and popular tale. It won the prestigious Caldecott medal for the most distinguished American children's books and continues to garner acclaim.
At 550 pages, the tome is for 9-12 year olds. Many illustrations and tightly woven plot make it a quick and breathless read and a wonderful introduction to novels, or a reminder of how good they can be. Hugo Cabret sells from Amazon.
Puff, like Hugo Cabret, uses a limited palette—black, white and red—to show the dreams of a small steam engine. (Click above image for detail.) Recently profiled by our friend Paper Tastebuds, the elegantly designed book, written and illustrated by William Wondriska, follows the exploits of a feisty steam engine.
The simple illustrations (click above for detail) infuse Puff's world with fantasy and beauty as the little engine travels the world. Close cousin to Thomas the Tank Engine, Puff's visual feast elevates the story into a sweet moment of self-discovery and adventure.
Wondriska wrote and illustrated many children's books, though Puff remains his most popular. Puff was republished by Taiwanese bookseller Itis Editions, but remains a difficult find. Despite the years, Wondriska's works are distinctly modern and hopefully will regain the attention they deserve.
"The Monster at the End of this Book" uses the classic picture book format to stage a funny and surprising drama. Reviewed on Eileen Kern's Tumblr, it recounts Sesame Street boy-wonder Grover's adventures as a monster gets closer and closer.
It begins with Grover talking directly to the reader. He's excited to be in this book but he's also very worried about the monster at the end, as the title indicates. What will it be? How will it turn out? The book transforms the horror of dreaded anticipation into something comedic and poignant. A simple yet unexpected story, you can read it online.
For kids 4-8, "The Monster at the End of this Book" is also available in Sesame Street Story Vision with a read-along DVD. The newest incarnation of the series introduces Elmo in Amazon.


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"A.J.'s injury is nothing serious, but it was enough to take him out today," Richt said. The head coach did say he was impressed with what he saw Monday. "You can see how he can snatch a ball."
Miller, who was replaced in the number one unit by Bryan Evans, was sidelined with a shoulder injury.
"I just came down on it the wrong way," Miller said. "I was trying to intercept a ball and fell on it the wrong way."
"It will not require surgery," Richt said after Tuesday's session. "We predict that he will miss a week."
Miller said he is also one of the candidates to return punts, but indicated that his chances to win that spot may have suffered a blow after the injury.
"There are lots of guys out there trying to get that spot," Miller said. "Me, Asher, Bryan Evans and Carlton Thomas, too."
Oddly enough the two injured Palmetto State players have developed a bit of a friendly rivalry already.
"We've just been going back and forth during the summer," Miller said. "But it's nothing serious. We are just trying to get each other better, and I think we are."


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Susan Andrews, assistant professor of Education.
Pedar Dalthorp, assistant professor of Art.
Rose Goeden, assistant professor, Health Information Management.
Anne Jones, assistant professor of Education
Andrzej Piotrowski, assistant professor of Mathematics
Martin Laster, assistant professor of Education.
Sara Minton, assistant professor of English.
Lori Sowa, assistant professor of Pre-Engineering.
Cory Williams, assistant professor of Marine Biology.
Vickie Williams, assistant professor of Accounting.
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Kathi Baldwin, instructional designer, Sitka.
Johanna Branson, public information, Sitka.
Oneta Driver, student services manager, Sitka.
Cindy Eriksen, special assistant to the VC, Administrative Services
Diana Gifford, Director, Professional Education Center.
Michael Hekkers, research technician, Natural Sciences.
Madeleine Lefebvre, special assistant to the Chancellor.
Tracey Miller, grants technician, Administrative Services.
Mary Miller, grants developer, Professional Education Center.
Michelle Moffitt, financial aid technician.
Gretchen Pence, bookstore assistant, Administrative Services.
Michael Rogers, carpenter, Facilities.
Wes Schafer, research technician, Sitka.
Stephanie Self, residence hall coordinator, Student Services.
Terra Serpette, room scheduler, Records & Registration.
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Apple recently responded to these claims, saying that the company hasn't laid off anyone. It did, however, implement a new hiring formula for its retail stores over the past few months and said that it "messed up" in doing so. The company is now trying to reverse this formula, which has resulted in large cuts in retail hours.
"Making these changes was a mistake and the changes are being reversed," said Kristin Huguet, Apple spokeswoman. "Our employees are our most important asset and the ones who provide the world-class service our customers deserve."
John Browett, senior vice president of Apple Retail, was indeed behind the idea (as previously suspected). Browett is the new guy on the team, having come from UK-based Dixons Retail electronics stores in April 2012.
Browett was praised for conducting an internal review when first joining Apple, which led to raises as high as 25 percent for retail employees as well as certain hardware discounts.
He tried to put a new staffing formula in place, but obviously that didn't work out too well. Browett is now telling leadership teams to tell employees that "we messed up."
still insists that the company laid off employees, since it has heard from actual retail workers themselves. But this looks to be a foggy area in the whole fiasco.
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of the waves Browett has been making in Apple's Retail stores since his arrival. It appears that Browett has been trying a bit too hard to change many aspects of Apple's Retail Stores that have made them so successful in an effort to save a few bucks here and there.
"Spreading the rumors, it's very easy because the people who write about Apple want that story, and you can claim its credible because you spoke to someone at Apple." -- Investment guru Jim Cramer
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The reaction of Republican Senator Mark Kirk of Illinois was typical.
A typical Costco store has around 4,000 SKUs, most of which are stacked on pallets so that you can be your own stockboy.
I worried out loud—there had been a lot of gunfire, more than the typical burst of bullets one heard in Karachi in those days.
The typical music video you find on YouTube is colloquially called "YouTube Poop" for a reason.
Some critics have said that the movie follows a typical plot where a white man saves the native people.
In him you may see a typical and beautiful example of the Survival of the Fittest.
This single example is, as we may be sure, typical of a whole series of actions.
It is an habitual way of reacting to a definite and typical situation.
They were more your idea of typical Americans, weren't they?
A doctrinaire, there was nothing of the typical doctrinaire, or theorist, about him.
c.1600, "symbolic, emblematic," from Medieval Latin typicalis "symbolic," from Late Latin typicus "of or pertaining to a type," from Greek typikos, from typos "impression" (see type (n.)). Sense of "characteristic" is first recorded 1850. Related: Typically.


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Volume 15, Issue 2: Childer
Douglas Wilson
Individualism is not just a bad idea; it is a self-destructive philosophy. Whenever we worship idols, we lose the thing
we idolize. Drunkards lose their capacity to enjoy a glass of wine, prowlers of porn sites lose their ability to enjoy the
marriage bed with their wives, and so on. The same is true of individualism. One of the reasons we have so few genuine
characters today is because we have idolized the individual. The more we idolize individuality, the more alike we become. The more we
emphasize love for others, and the necessity of sacrifice for them, the more we grow into what God designed for us.
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Tom Coughlin Controls 'All Facets' Of Jaguars Football OpsIf it wasn't clear how much power Tom Coughlin would wield in his return to Jacksonville, it became evident Thursday.
Reports: Jaguars Hire Coughlin As VP, Marrone As Head CoachCoughlin coached the expansion Jaguars from 1995-2002, leading the team to the AFC championship game in just its second season.
Report: Coughlin Interviews For Jaguars' Head Coach OpeningTom Coughlin may end up back where it all began.
Keidel: A Jaguars-Coughlin Reunion Makes Perfect SenseIf you listened to the Jaguars' post-Bradley presser, general manager David Caldwell hinted at the team's lack of discipline or direction, about needing someone equal parts sage and sergeant. They essentially read Coughlin's resume.
Jaguars GM Says He Wants To Talk To Coughlin About Coaching VacancyCould Tom Coughlin return to Jacksonville to coach the Jaguars next season?
Silverman: Bradley, Fisher And Lewis On The NFL's Hottest SeatsThe NFL is a win-now business, and teams that have fallen short of expectations give strong consideration to making changes at the head coaching position.
CBS Sports' Steve Beuerlein Talks Jags-Lions, Pats-49ers In Week 11Steve Beuerlein, CBS Sports analyst, looks at the Jaguars-Lions, Titans-Colts and Patriots-49ers matchups in Week 11.
CBS Sports' Steve Tasker Talks Jags-Titans On TNF, More Week 8 GamesSteve Tasker, CBS Sports analyst and former NFL wide receiver, discusses Jaguars-Titans TNF matchup and Patriots-Bills in Week 8.
Thursday Night Breakdown: Titans, Jaguars In Battle Of Struggling QBsThe Titans and Jaguars are floundering this season, and QB play is a big reason. Can Mariota or Bortles turn it around on TNF?
NFL Player Asleep At Wheel While Car Was Sinking In PondThe Jacksonville Jaguars say running back Denard Robinson was in a single-car accident over the weekend, but he was not injured.
Report: Prince Amukamara Signs With Jacksonville JaguarsThe Giants were no longer in need of his services after signing former Rams cornerback Janoris Jenkins to a five-year, $62.5 million contract Wednesday.
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The next JCHAI Open House is on Thursday, August at 6pm where people can meet program directors and then visit JCHAI self-advocates living in their own apartments in their Supported Apartment Program at the Radwyn. RSVP required: Dr. Beth Rosenwasser or 215.498.1270
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Autism Society Greater Philadelphia and AMC: Sensory Friendly Movies
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Calculating the Costs of Curbing Medicaid" (which benefits many persons with disabilities, and their schools)
From: The Wall Street Journal, by Jo Craven McGinty
In his first full budget proposal, President Donald Trump advocates changing the way the federal government funds Medicaid. The fiscal 2018 budget was short on details but endorses a bill passed last month by the U.S. House of Representatives that would restrict Medicaid spending for the first time since the program started in 1965.
Free Expert Incentive Charts Can Boost Behavioral Change - From: Autism Parenting Magazine
Most of us are familiar with reward or incentive charts. Maybe we first came across them as a child, hoping to receive a star for our chart on the kitchen fridge. Or perhaps we learned about them when studying to be a teacher. Whether you call them sticker charts, star charts, or behavior modification or goal charts, the idea is the same: to nudge behavior in a desirable direction.
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New additions of short films to our Sproutflix catalogue: the largest and most diverse assortment of films featuring people with I/DD on the marketplace:
Brooklyn Love Tales 12 min. / documentary / USA
A personal look into the lives of three couples with intellectual and developmental disabilities. This is the latest film made by Anthony Di Salvo, Sprout's ED.
Navigation 4 min. / dance / Spain
A modern dance performance - Navigating through life makes every human face different situations; some are in favor of and others are against the tide - cutting through the waves of time and always moving forward.
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Two young adults with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder spend a day exploring Seattle together, and discuss the difficult realities of living with a preventable disability.
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The new Bluebirds boss has been busy in the transfer window since he arrived at the start of the month as he first brought in Norwegian duo Magnus Wolff Eikrem and Mats Moller Daehli, while a loan deal for Manchester United winger Wilfred Zaha is expected to go through.
He hopes to tie up a deal for Wigan defender Ramis and then sign 23-year-old Berget from his old club Molde.
The attacking midfielder, who can operate out wide or also as a more regular centre-forward, has said in the past that he will not renew his contract at Molde when it expires in the summer and he is keen to be reunited with Solskjaer in South Wales.
Reports in Norway say he is set for a medical at Cardiff before the weekend and is then expected to agree personal terms over the move.
"I feel ready for new challenges now," Berget had told Norwegian paper Hadeland. "My contract runs out this summer, and I'm not going to extend."
A deal for Ramis, meanwhile, is also expected to be completed after the 29-year-old held talks earlier this week.
The Spaniard has been struggling with injuries at Wigan for much of the campaign so far and has played just seven Championship matches but is now fit and keen to return to the Premier League.
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Michelle Obama, the first lady of the United States, will join Maria Shriver, the first lady of California, in San Francisco today to dedicate what Shriver's office describes as an "intergenerational" playground.
Representatives of senior citizens organizations and a local Alzheimer's association joined school kids and their parents in planning the space, Shriver's office says. It will include an edible garden and farmer's market stand so kids and retirees can work together to grow food and sell it to benefit a neighborhood school.
"This is more than a play space; this is a testament to the fact that Californians of any age can unite around the concept of play, serve their communities and create an inclusive environment that transcends age," Shriver said in a statement. The involvement of an Alzheimer's group reflects a special interest of Shriver's: Her father, Peace Corps founder Sargent Shriver, has the disease, which gradually robs victims of their memories. Shriver helped produce a documentary about the illness and has written a children's book about it, What is Happening to Grandpa?
Shriver's office credited KaBOOM, a national non-profit that has helped build more than 1,600 playgrounds nationwide, with helping to plan the innovative San Francisco space.
Today's dedication ceremony kicks off the 2009 conference on national service. Michelle Obama is scheduled to deliver a keynote address to the convention at 5 p.m. PT. Obama, left, and Shriver, right, are seen here with Shriver's cousin, Caroline Kennedy, at a 2008 campaign rally.
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