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Focus Training (Anglia) ltd provides specialist training primarily in the care industry. We deliver over 40 courses ranging from Health and safety, First aid and manual handling to more specialised courses such as Dementia and Challenging Behaviours.
Our experienced trainers will come out to your location to provide the training at convenient times to minimise disruption to your service users. We can even come to you during the evenings, which many of our clients have found useful for their night staff. 2011 has seen big changes within the Focus Training Team, which now consists of:
Shirley Gilbert – Managing Director, Trainer and NVQ assessor. Shirley has worked in health and social care for over 30 years. A registered nurse and former care home manager her vast experience gives her a good insight into the training needs of the care industry. Shirley has completed her certificate of education.
James Gilbert – Trainer.James has completed his PTTL's teaching qualification at level 4 and is responsible for Fire safety and First Aid training courses.
Gloria Herbert – Trainer. Since joining us Gloria has undergone external training in SOVA and Manual Handling instruction. She has helped develop courses in nutrition and stress management. Gloria is also a qualified reflexologist and sports injury therapist.
Kim Henderson - Office Manager. Kim will be your main contact when booking your courses.


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March 3, 2008
Dear Mayor:
Re: Ocean City—COAH Regional Meeting Rescheduled
Please be advised that the COAH Regional meeting scheduled for tomorrow, March 4 in Ocean City has been postponed.
The meeting has been rescheduled for next Wednesday, March 12 at 2:00—4:00 PM.
The rescheduled meeting will take place as follows,
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
City Hall, 3rd Floor
861 Asbury Avenue
Ocean City, New Jersey 08226
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RSVP by: March 10
Earlier that same day, we will also hold a meeting in Glassboro, as follows:
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
Borough of Glassboro
Glassboro Municipal Building
2nd Level Courtroom
1 South Main Street
Glassboro, NJ 08028
10:00 AM—12 Noon
RSVP by: March 10
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1. Re: New to Smart phone... Virus Scan?pool_shark Feb 3, 2011 5:25 PM (in response to Kara812)
Not really necessary, but that's just my opinion.
2. Re: New to Smart phone... Virus Scan?mdram4x4 Feb 3, 2011 5:34 PM (in response to Kara812)
imho you dont need it
but if you feel better with one, by all means get one to see if you like it
there are some in the market, free and pay
look at them and do a bit of reasearch on the ones that you like
3. Re: New to Smart phone... Virus Scan?nixternal Feb 3, 2011 6:29 PM (in response to Kara812)
https://www.mylookout.com/ - I have used this in the past and liked its features. It provides you the ability to backup contacts, text messages, pictures, and such as well as provide a virus check on every app that gets installed. Also if you lose your phone it has a service via the internet to locate it or send a loud ring to it so you can find out. And this is all with the free version. The paid version gives you the ability to wipe all of your data if you have lost your phone or it was stolen. Speed wise you might lose a few seconds during an install while it scans the app for viruses, other than that I liked it overall. I would hope you wouldn't need a virus scan app if you are installing from the Market only and not from 3rd party apps.
4. Re: New to Smart phone... Virus Scan?Ann154 Feb 3, 2011 11:09 PM (in response to Kara812)Here is an older thread that discusses some of antivirus applications available from the market. Hopefully that will help you out should you want to install one or not.
5. Re: New to Smart phone... Virus Scan?mortb Feb 4, 2011 12:19 AM (in response to Kara812)
You really don't need one, however, peace of mind guarantee helps. I use Lookout, the paid version. It not only scans for viruses, it has backup capabilities, and a "find my phone" function. The nice thing about this apps is that it doesn't get in your way like some viruses scanners do. Norton also has a beta version for mobile phones, however, this one might prove to be pricey as all Norton products are.
6. Re: New to Smart phone... Virus Scan?enigmaco Feb 5, 2011 7:30 PM (in response to mortb)
I'm using netqin anti-virus and I like it better than lookout, it has the same features as lookout has but it scans twice as fast. I'm also using android booster, which I am liking because it has a toggle to turn off the 3G, I haven't found a virus yet while using these programs but its better safe than sorry.


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Linden D. McLaughlin
Professor of Educational Ministries and Leadership, Assistant to the Dean for Academic Assessment
BA, Austin College, 1978; MA, Dallas Theological Seminary, 1985; PhD, University of North Texas, 2002.
Dr. McLaughlin brings a love for the church to the classroom. His forty years of ministry encompass aspects of church administration and Christian education. He brings to DTS a wide variety of experience, ranging from campus staff minister for InterVarsity Christian Fellowship to a guest professorship at the Greek Bible Institute in Athens. Dr. McLaughlin also has been active on the boards of the Texas Sunday School Association and the Professional Association of Christian Educators.
- DM305 - Select Topics of CE Issues in Today's Ministry
- DM340 - Strategic Resource Development
- EML103 - Teaching Process
- EML315 - Introduction to Christian Mentoring and Coaching
- EML101 - Introduction to Educational Ministries and Leadership
- EML102 - History & Philosophy of Christian Education
- EML220 - Creativity
- EML305 - Dynamics of Christian Leadership
- EML425 - Church Ministries with Adults
- EML440 - Single & Senior Adult Ministry in the Local Church
- DM103 - Applied Research Project
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- Children's ministries
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Algona Campus
The Algona campus provides students the opportunity to complete their AA or AS degrees and is also one of the two campuses that offers the Massage Therapy program. The main benefits of the Massage Therapy program are that it allows them to keep their daytime job while taking classes towards a new career. Classes are offered four evenings a week (5-9 p.m.) with online and hybrid classes so the students can graduate in 11 months.
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Crosby expected to join Pens' contingent at NHLPA meeting
Sidney Crosby is expected to be among at least 10 Penguins and more than 200 players at NHLPA executive board meetings Wednesday and Thursday in New York.
Crosby, the Penguins captain, is planning to join defenseman Brooks Orpik as part of the team's contingent, club union representative Craig Adams said Friday after an informal players' workout at Southpointe.
Adams was one of eight players to attend the workout. Also present were fellow forwards Matt Cooke, Pascal Dupuis, Chris Kunitz, James Neal and Eric Tangradi; and defensemen Ben Lovejoy and Matt Niskanen.
Most of the players at the workout have made plans to attend the NHLPA meetings next week, Adams said. He also expressed optimism that progress between the union and NHL could be made before Sept. 15, when the current collective bargaining agreement expires and a lockout will begin.
Informal negotiations were held Friday at the league offices in New York. Talks had been at recess since Aug. 31.
NHLPA executive director Donald Fehr and his top assistant and brother, Steve Fehr, met for two hours with NHL commissioner Gary Bettman and his deputy, Bill Daly.
"(We're) trying to find a way to bridge the gap," Donald Fehr said.
Summer negotiations have taken breaks during weekends. However, with the NHL's lockout deadline nearing, there's a chance the sides will meet Saturday, Fehr said.
Bettman reiterated the NHL "would like to make a deal" but declined to characterize the mood of talks.
"They talked about when they're going to talk about stuff, I guess," Dupuis said. "As long as they keep talking…"
The central issue preventing a deal remains the union's resistance to a six-year proposal from the NHL that includes a redefinition of hockey-related revenue (HRR) and an eventual 50-50 split between owners and players.
The union prefers HRR continue to be defined under the current terms, though it has agreed to take less than its current 57 percent share of revenue.
The NHL reported a record $3.1 billion in revenues last season.
Also, the union seeks a revenue-sharing program among owners to help struggling teams. Bettman has labeled that issue "a distraction," insisting that owners "are close" on an agreeable revenue-sharing plan.
The salary cap, adopted after the 2004-05 season lockout, will be part of a new CBA, Bettman said. The league favors a strict cap; the union prefers a looser interpretation.
Rob Rossi is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or 412-380-5635. The Associated Press contributed.


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UK Sailor Shoots Four, Linked to Tinie Tempah
A Royal Navy sailor accused of shooting four fellow crew members and killing one aboard a British nuclear submarine has been linked to popular U.K. rapper Tinie Tempah.
Ryan Donovan, the 22-year-old Able seaman and aspiring rapper who recorded under the name Reggie Moondogg, went to school with Tinie, whom he considered his music industry mentor and hero.
"Tinie will be gutted about this. They were friends at school and stayed in touch afterwards," a source told the Mirror. "Ryan used to phone Tinie for advice about the music industry. Music was Ryan's love and he was thrilled that Tinie had made it so big. Tinie was his hero."
Donovan was charged yesterday in the murder of Lieutenant Commander Ian Molyneux and attempted murder of three other crew members on the HMS Astute nuclear submarine.
According to eyewitnesses, the shooting occurred after Donovan was refused permission to leave the submarine, due to a crew shortage. The aspiring MC apparently then lost his temper, and began to fire his SA80 rifle at a group of officers, rattling off six rounds, he moved towards the submarine's control room, before he was tackled by several visiting local officials.
Before joining the Royal Navy three years ago, Donovan worked as a sound engineer and was attempting to launch a career as a lyricist. As Reggie Moondogg, Donovan had released several demo projects, one titled 'Unprovoked Outburst,' in which he threatens various acts of violence, and "murder sprees."
"Currently workin on 2 projects. First promo entitled 'Unprovoked Outburst' and a follow up promo entitled 'Verbal Arsenick,'" he wrote on his MySpace page. "Lookin for collabs, im not gona lie i have alot of faith in myself. im not in this for money im in it cos i love music an enjoy makin music."
Military police have already begun investigating Donovan's rap music and how thoroughly he was vetted before being allowed on the nuclear submarine, given his musical ambitions.
"Whatever the outcome of these charges I am surprised that this man was on a nuclear submarine — calling himself Reggie Moondogg, joining the Navy, getting recruited to serve on a submarine and then being given a weapon to guard it," said MP and defense expert Mike Hancock.
Donovan is due back on court on April 13, his case will handled both internally by the armed forces and in the civilian courts.
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Sibling Revelry
|From Staff Reports
May 21, 2004 -- Cumby's Huddleston sisters and Miller Grove's Weaver brothers were all big hits with the coaches of their respective softball and baseball districts.
Each of the siblings earned superlative honors in the All-District voting by the coaches.
In 12-1A softball, sophomore pitcher Kasidy Huddleston was named Co-Offensive Player of the Year, while her big sister and battery mate was the Defensive Player of the Year.
In 14-1A baseball, junior pitcher Frank Weaver was crowned the Defensive Player of the Year, while his younger brother, James Weaver, was the Newcomer of the Year.
Miller Grove, Cumby and Yantis all had several players earn All-District honors.
In 12-1A, Miller Grove freshman Courtney Hoover was the Newcomer of the Year, while teammate Sarah Sheer was voted to First Team infield, Christina Daughtery and Hailey Gannon were Second Team infielders, and Bri Ann Bailey and Leslie Wagley were Second Team outfielders.
Yantis junior Jennifer McCreight was named to the First Team infield, while sophomore teammates Sarah Collins and Christina Bean were both Second Team infielders, and junior Brandi Stockam was a Second Team outfielder.
Other Cumby players recognized included sophomore infielder Kacie Wade and junior outfielder Megan Strickland on the First Team, freshman infielder Stefany Baxter, junior infielder Christina Chambliss, and sophomore outfielder Karen Lacey on the Second Team.
In 14-1A baseball, Cumby senior pitcher/first baseman Mika Robertson was deemed the Offensive Player of the Year, while his coach Scott Mabe was Co-Coach of the Year.
Cumby senior pitcher Justin Taylor, senior catcher Chris Romans, sophomore infielder Jake Petty, junior outfielder Matt Steward, and freshman utility player Jeffrey Smith were all First Team selections. On the Second Team were senior infielder John Bendall and senior outfielders Brandon Brown and Todd Higginbotham. Steven Boss was honorable mention.
Other Miller Grove players earning honors included senior infielder Lee Roy Stracener and junior outfielder Randy Rainey on the First Team, and senior outfielder Brandon Stunkard on the Second Team.
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It is almost 40 years since the first episode was broadcast.
Actress Fenella Fielding, who provided the unseen Village Voice, unveiled the plaque on her first visit to the location.
The Prisoner is not the only programme to have used Portmeirion - Cold Feet filmed a key episode there in 2003.
In the series, Patrick McGoohan played a secret agent trapped among a brainwashed population held captive by a mysterious regime.
The prisoners were known only by numbers and McGoohan's character was famously called Number Six.
There were no bars or barbed wire, and massive balloons would smother anyone attempting to escape.
The series was shown in more than 60 countries throughout the world.
Ms Fielding, whose uncredited role in the show only took her an hour to complete, said she still received lots of fan mail about it.
She said the programme remained "an enigma".
"There is something about the hero's predicament that really grabs you, you've got to follow it - and I think it was that that made it so popular," she said.
After her first look at Portmeirion, she said: "It's wonderful. At the time I didn't know it existed and thought it was an invented place for the series and came to realise it's not only real, but pretty substantial and very beautiful".
Fan Roger Langley, from Six of One, The Prisoner Appreciation Society, said the show was meant to be enjoyed, not understood.
"It was a television revolution and created as many fans and admirers as it did critics and lots of people didn't understand it," he said.
"I have always argued that, without Portmeirion, The Prisoner wouldn't have been the series it was - it would not have had the visual appeal, it wouldn't have had that magical impact."
Every year, around 250,000 people visit the Italianate village, which was designed by Sir Clough Williams-Ellis and opened in 1925.
The plaque, which forms part of the North Wales Film and Television Trail, has been organised by the Wales Screen Commission.
Spokesman Richard Coombs said: "The Prisoner is an important landmark series in the history of television, not just here but across the world."
Two years ago, a dedicated guidebook was launched highlighting locations where The Prisoner was filmed in Portmeirion.


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The upper case Arabic alphabet "Bariz" has been created by Nabil Guerbi to make it possible to write Arabic with capital letters. Existing Arabic alphabet does not allow writing texts with detached letters and does not include capital letters. Bariz alphabet letters would increase Arabic text readability and would enhance the Arabic alphabet with a writing tool that can be used:
Two variants are suggested for Bariz letter symbols: a doted variant (Bariz 1), which is closer to the Standard Arabic alphabet and a non-doted variant (Bariz 2) which removes unnecessary dots and incorporates some dots into the letter symbols.
يولد جميع الناس أحراراً متساوين في الكرامة والحقوق. وقد وهبوا عقلاً وضميراً وعليهم ان يعامل بعضهم بعضاً بروح اﻹخاء.
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All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights.
They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards
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Raindance Film Festival, London
Indie cinema means so many different things to so many different people, it's barely a useful category any more, but the sheer breadth of movies made under the studio radar here (nearly 100 features) can only be encouraging. At the opening end you get a resourceful US sci-fi drama (the self-explanatory Another Earth, pictured); at the close, an offbeat Chilean slacker romance (Bonsai). And in between, everything from Balkan youth movies (Tilva Rosh is described as "Jackass meets Stand By Me") to gamblers for Jesus (documentary Holy Rollers) to top-notch Japanese ghost stories (Kaidan Horror Classics). There's a healthy British contingent, too, with 10 premieres including Simon Callow and Harry Enfield talking in rhyming couplets (Acts Of Godfrey) and black comedy Black Pond, starring Simon Amstell and Chris Langham.
Apollo Piccadilly, SW1, Wed to 9 Oct
Contrast/brilliance – North Yorkshire On Film, North Yorkshire
This is the sort of rural festival that should be replicated across the country: a touring programme of regionally specific archive screenings and studio movies shot in the area. Local history for local people, but there are recognisable names on the bill. Ken Loach made his folkie tale Black Jack round here; Pete Postlethwaite romanced Rachel Griffiths in Among Giants; or going back, Honor Blackman led scenic cycling romance A Boy, A Girl And A Bike. And let's not forget Chariots Of Fire. The archive content includes a BFI documentary on British folk customs and ancient games, and locally specific clips, newsreels and home movies recording Yorkshire life since the 1890s.
Various venues, to 5 Oct
Abandon Normal Devices, Liverpool
UFOs over Preston, guided tours of a subterranean civilisation, hospital dramas for chimps, a football grown from living cells, a room that feels like the afterlife, a self-sustaining organism made out of life-support machines – it's business as unusual at this bracing festival of cinema, digital culture and art, which demonstrates just how negotiable reality is. And that's before you even step into a screening. The conventional films on offer are anything but, including Jodorowsky-style Spanish ghost pilgrimage Finisterrae and Filipino crime thriller Kinatay (attended by the director). The closest you'll get to normal are drive-in screenings of Planet Of The Apes and The Man Who Fell To Earth.
Various venues, Thu to 2 Oct
Being With A Friend: The Films Of Edward Yang, London
He's been compared not just to compatriots like Hou Hsiao-Hsien but also international heavyweights such as Krzysztof Kieslowski and Robert Altman, such was Yang's skill at capturing and making sense of the mess of human existence. But his death in 2007, combined with the unavailability of much of his work, have made him more of an obscure name than he deserves to be. This retrospective should rectify that, including as it does a recently restored version of his four-hour autobiographical magnum opus A Brighter Summer Day, and everything from his 1981 debut short to his final, Cannes-winning masterpiece, Yi Yi.
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Call for Meetings in NYC!
Hello all,
I'll be visiting one my my favorite places in the world, Manhattan, to oversee the installation of ey03 (our fourth shared cluster), in Secaucus, NJ this week and next.
Whenever I've been in the area, I've always been delighted by the large number of clients and potential clients that wanted to meet, shake hands, and talk business and technology. This has always happened organically, through people calling in and being told that I'm in NYC, etc.
This time, however, I've decided not to leave it to chance. :-)
I'd love to meet and talk with you while I'm in town! I'll be available for meetings from Friday, February 1 through Tuesday, February 5.
There's nothing I'd rather do than meet existing and potential customers alike, and hear directly how we're doing and what you need from us! There's nothing comparable to a face to face meeting to get to know customers' needs.
Please contact me directly if you'd like to meet, and please suggest a time between 11:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m., except where that conflicts with the Super Bowl. I'm not a huge fan, but I do watch one football game a year! Of course, if I can join you at your super bowl party, that could work too! :-)
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Research to better understand the cultural perspective of minority patients
The Foundation's strategy for addressing disparities is based on the assumption that racial and ethnic health care disparities are interrelated with the quality problems of American health care and that care should be centered on the patient. To reduce disparities in care delivery, the Foundation is looking to support interventions tailored for vulnerable patients and circumstances in which care is demonstrably worse. High quality, "patient centered" care requires an in-depth understanding of patients' views about the cultural, family, socioeconomic and other important dimensions of their health care. Providers often rely on what they believe their patients need rather than what patients might actually want or expect. This grant supports focused patient interviews to help map patients' expectations of care. The project focuses on the experiences of patients from two extremely vulnerable ethnic subgroups, one Asian and the other Hispanic. Both of these groups are affected by racial and ethnic health care disparities. The work in this project builds upon the first two phases of a larger project which the Foundation did not fund. These first two phases included both a general policy analysis and in-depth interviews with health care professionals regarding immigrant patients' expectations about their own health care. This grant supports the last phase of this project which will include open-ended, in-depth interviews with patients who are Mexican and Vietnamese immigrants. The project complements the Foundation's interest in understanding the dimensions of high quality patient centered care. The project will also help the field better understand some of the ways that patient demand could drive improved quality and reduced health care disparities. Project deliverables include the patient narratives, reports, presentations, research papers as well as the development of a patient experience typology.
Grant Details
Amount Awarded $75,000.00
Awarded on: 12/14/2005
Time frame: 1/1/2006 - 5/31/2008
Grant Number: 55258
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THE minister of state for energy will meet with Clacton MP Douglas Carswell following complaints Jaywick residents were left in the lurch by energy firms.
Residents who signed up to the Insulating Jaywick project were left angry after a change in criteria meant works to improve homes was stopped.
The Government scheme saw firms such as Ice Energy and Energy Alliance spend millions upgrading about 1,000 properties in the deprived ward with new boilers, windows and insulation.
But following the change in criteria, people with existing gas central heating were excluded from the works, which are funded by energy firms as part of the Energy Companies Obligation scheme.
Mr Carswell said: "A number of homes in Clacton and Jaywick have been insulated under the Insulating Jaywick scheme using ECO funding.
"But I am told that the funding is no longer available, work has stopped and many local people who thought they had signed up to the scheme have been left rather disappointed.
"I am very much on the side of local people and will try and ensure that common sense prevails."
He asked minister of state for energy and climate change Gregory Barker for talks to discuss the issues with the scheme.
Speaking in Parliament, Mr Barker said he would meet with Mr Carswell to talk about the project.
He said: "The message we have tried to give is that the Eco scheme has actually been extended, rather than shortened, and the number of people who will be helped by Eco has grown as a result of the package that has been announced."


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March 6, 2013 | 1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
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Nick Doyle, WSU Admissions Counselor, will attend the Annual College Fair at St. Mary's Prepatory High School. The College Fair will be an opportunity for prospective students to speak with an Admissions Counselor, find out about admission requirements and learn more about Wayne State University.
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Benefits of Authentic Snooker Lighting
When it comes to snooker lighting, there is nothing more attractive over the table than an authentic Victorian art glass shade like the ones featured in top London snooker parlors. In fact, the people who play snooker on a regular basis say a billiard system means everything because "one needs to see the snooker balls properly." Still, there are those who opt for room lighting over traditional snooker table lamps because the overlook how vital snooker is to this popular table game played throughout the UK.
Get more info on snooker lights
For instance, snooker has been played and enjoyed in English-speaking and Commonwealth countries since the early 19th century. In general, snooker is a "cue sport" that is played on a table covered with a specialized bright green cloth with pockets and long side cushions. The snooker game table is lit with hanging snooker lighting that is typically a traditional "billiards light ceiling lamp" or various modern designs
The Right Type
There are various websites and traditional brick and mortar lighting shops throughout the UK that specialize in snooker game lighting systems or "billiards lighting" as it's called. While snooker lighting suppliers offer just about everything under the sun in the correct lighting products and systems, there is a view in snooker circles that a good snooker light with a traditional metal shade works best.
The many styles on offer today include
- Inexpensive snooker table lights that are marketed as "attractive and durable," with vivid colors and energy saving electrics.
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While only Gainesville residents of Wards 1 and 4 can vote in the contested school board races on Nov. 3, all city residents are being asked to vote on a referendum to help local legislators gauge whether constituents are interested in electing a school board chairman.
Traditionally, the five Gainesville Board of Education members appoint one member as board chairman. The chairman's vote carries no more weight than other members, but he or she also presides over meetings, works with board members and the superintendent to set the agenda and acts as a spokesperson for the board.
The nonbinding referendum, if approved, would jump start legislative discussion about how Gainesville citizens want the board to operate with an elected chairman.
Tony Arasi, director of professional development for Georgia School Boards Association, said an elected chairman has no more power than an appointed one. Nearly 30 of Georgia's 180 local school districts have an elected chairman, he said.
Reasoning behind the referendum
Rep. Carl Rogers, R-Gainesville, said the issue of electing a chairman was raised last summer as the board debated whether to dismiss the former superintendent while coping with a puzzling multimillion-dollar deficit. At the time, the school board had not yet appointed a chairman, even though the board's charter states a chairman should be appointed at the first meeting in January.
"It's all about leadership," Rogers said. "I think the problems and challenges the school board has had in the past, someone needs to lead the board and that needs to be a chairman who is elected. I think what's happened with the former superintendent and the deficit, and I'm not blaming them, but the situations we've been in with the (12 percent) tax increase, that chairman needs to be someone with knowledge."
A change in the way the Gainesville school board chairman is determined requires a change in the Gainesville Board of Education's charter. The General Assembly, governor and U.S. Department of Justice must approve the altered charter for it to become law.
Rogers said the Nov. 3 referendum is simply a poll to see what residents want from local government. If voters approve the referendum, local legislators, including Sen. Lee Hawkins, and Reps. Doug Collins and James Mills, will initiate community discussion to determine how Gainesville residents want to proceed.
Many questions still left unanswered
Eric Oliver, a former Gainesville school board candidate and father of two children in the school system, said he has many questions about the effects of the referendum, such as how would the chairman be elected since board members are elected in alternating years? Would there be five board members and a sixth person to serve as chairman, as in the Jefferson city school system?
"I think it's important to have these questions answered before we put it on the ballot," he said. "... I think the process works now, but I think it would be important to define the parameters and put it on the ballot and let the community decide whether they want to change the current system or not."
Rogers said the idea of an elected chairman is still in its infancy, and legislators want to work with residents to devise a plan of action following the referendum.
"We'll have to do some research on it and have some meetings to discuss it," he said. "What I prefer is to let the voters and citizens decide what type of government they would want. We'll have some town hall meetings and discussions about it. There's nothing that will be done instantly; that's not the plan at all."
Rogers said if citizens approve the referendum this fall, another elected school board chairman referendum could appear on next November's ballot when voter turnout is expected to be much higher. By then, legislators could have a more detailed plan of action to enact the referendum, he said.
What will change with an elected chairman?
Arasi said the Georgia School Boards Association supports both appointed and elected chairmen, but wants to caution communities that an elected chairman has no more power than a board-appointed chairman. The duties of the position will remain the same, he said.
"As our organization sees it, we would see it as an advantage only if the local community sees it as an advantage," he said. "One of the issues you want to look at in this situation is, is the current model serving the community well? ... Our thinking is, if it ain't broke, don't fix it. We would encourage the community to consider this, as well."
Gainesville school board Chairman David Syfan said he is willing to work within both systems.
"The proposal to me is more about voters' perception of the position than it is about the position having any real significant power," he said. "... I think I and any of the board members can work under any other system and will do whatever voters want to do."
Push back from Gainesville educators and board members
Gainesville Superintendent Merrianne Dyer said she has concerns that if a chairman is elected, the citizenry could have the misconception that the chairman is "running" the school system and has more power than other board members.
The Georgia Constitution states that it is the job of the superintendent and school system staff to run the day-to-day operations of the school system. The board chairman's job is to guide the school system with policies formed by the entire school board and to levy ad valorem taxes.
Dyer said also she has qualms about an elected chairman using the position to propel his or her own political agenda.
"I have seen evidence that individuals run for the school board chairman so that they can advance their own personal agenda, and they do so by being the spokesperson," she said in an e-mail. "Therefore, communicating the unified beliefs, values and goals of a school system becomes skewed if the board chairman is speaking for him- or herself and not the entire district."
Gainesville school board member Maria Calkins said she thinks the board operates well now with five equal school board members.
She said, too, that she thinks Syfan has done well as chairman.
"I think it works because we are able to come to a consensus and an agreement as to who represents us and who we can trust to get us through the meetings efficiently. Because we made that decision, that person really does represent what we say because we're the ones who picked that person," she said.
Guy Dean Benson has been serving on the Jefferson City Board of Education for 17 years. She said she believes the elected chairman process works well for her board and provides more accountability to the citizenry.
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So I've been using just a few drops of Ronsonol lately, so >> as not to get any of it on the lens. >> >> The effect of loosening up the shutter lasts only for a few hours, >> but that much time still allows me to shoot a roll, or indeed quite a >> few rolls, before it starts gumming up again! >> >> So until I can afford to ship the camera off to Harry for a full >> overhaul - maybe in a month or two, maybe more - I can still USE the >> camera. > > I think you were darn lucky! First of all that the WD-40 didn't get > all over everything and secondly that a squirt of Ronsonol fixed it. > > Ronsonol is quite pure Naphtha. It IS suitable as a shutter cleaning > solvent, I used it, but only on shutter parts when the shutter has > been opened up. Generally I follow it with a flush of 99% Isopropyl > alcohol. Unfortunately, the best cleaning solvents for shutters are > now either environmental hazards (trichlor) or are just plain too > toxic to use in any sort of casual manner (carbon tet). 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Information on Kodak and Wollensak > shutters, and a few Ilex shutters is harder to find but available. > > The problem with shutter cleaning on a Rollei is that one must > partially disassemble the camera to get the shutter out and putting > everything back afterward. That's a lot of work. Thanks, Richard. Yes, I was darn lucky, as you say. I shall not try WD-40 again on a camera! (I should have read up on your archived posts before I started to mess around). I also don't think I shall try disassembling the camera; I'd rather ship it off to Harry, all in good time. (Since I also have a Xenotar-equipped 2.8D Rolleiflex now, I can spare the month or so it will require to ship the older camera off, get it overhauled by Harry, and have it shipped back again to me in Canada. It's just a question of money right now, the Holidays having eaten into my budget rather severely.) 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The Problem:
Recently, I've been trying to do a better job of capturing the wildlife in and around the house. The best times for shooting birds and squirrels is usually when the light isn't at it's best – early morning or late evening – and at this time of year, that's a cold time to be outside. It doesn't help that animals are skittish about having photographers hanging about at the best of times, and laying in wait in below freezing weather when a warm bed and a pair of rowdy kids inside were calling to me wasn't going to happen. I decided to use a combination of off-camera flash and remote shutter triggers to help my problems.
Things You Need:
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I'm a fan of re-using things from around the house, and digging about under the house, I found a sheet of clear perspex and an old light diffuser panel from a ceiling light. I washed both of them off, and found that they were happily scratch-free and mostly unbroken. I grabbed a pair of buckets and headed back outside.
The Setup:
I flipped the buckets upside down, and put the plastic sheets on top of them (the clear one because it was fairly rigid, the diffuser as it would add a little bit of texture). I also dropped a bag of cement on one side, to keep squirrels from knocking the whole setup over.
Next, on the ground, between the buckets, I put my Nikon SB-800 and SB-600 flashes, each set to CLS remote. I also added flags to each flash to keep the light from the flash from spilling back into the camera directly. Flags are also called GoBos, (go-betweens), and they go in between the flash and the camera, to block the light coming from the flash from illuminating parts of the image. Mine are made from cardboard, duct tape, and velcro, and are velcro'ed to each of the flashes.
While we're on the subject of the flashes, if you don't have Canon AWS or Nikon CLS, you can use radio triggers, PC sync cords, or simple optical slaves to trigger the flashes. Nikon's CLS-enabled flashes are spend, but I got them before kids, and it's incredibly useful to be able to remotely set the power on the flashes. I highly recommend it – especially when it's 27°F/-3°C outside.
Once I had my stand setup, I poured some bird seed on it, positioned my tripod, and mounted my camera with a Sigma 70-200 f/2.8. The lens was dialed all the way back to 70mm, and it's the sharpest zoom I own. I also went ahead and set the focus manually to be just at the center of the bird seed, turned the ISO to 400, and set the camera to f/8 and 100th of a second. Finally, I turned the camera from it's usual "high speed" shutter release mode over to "wireless remote", and headed inside.
With the magic of CLS, I dialed both flashes down to minimum power – 1/128th power – so I wouldn't have a risk of running the batteries out. Batteries work less well in the cold, so this is important on cold days.
This setup allowed me to wander around in the house all morning, while were cooking, cleaning and playing with the kids, and snap pictures whenever I saw a creature outside getting a snack. I hope this tutorial helps you get the shots you want. Here is another shot from today's work, and while the effect is far more subtle, it helped balance the shadows and highlights to produce a useable image:


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Last month the video game Halo: Reach blew up and made over $200 million dollars the first day it was unleashed on the world, proving that the Halo franchise still has what it takes to be an incredibly successful film. It's amazing to me that we don't have a Halo me yet.
Both Universal Pictures and 20th Century Fox have attempted to adapt this game into a film, but they've both failed. Now Vulture is reporting that DreamWorks Pictures is looking to do what those studio's couldn't. They are "renewing its efforts to obtain the rights and revive the project, which has been in a state of suspended animation since late 2006." According to the site this is how DreamWork plans to get the franchise,
Despite Spielberg's status as Hollywood's top producer and his ability to attract the best original scripts, DreamWorks has been focusing on using novelizations of the video game — the literary equivalent of Purina PuppyChow. It seems strange for Hollywood's most successful filmmaker to rely on such lowbrow source material, but it's actually a shrewd way to dodge the knotty legal issues and bitter recriminations surrounding Halo's development at Universal and Fox.
I think the Halo books are actually pretty cool, and would make for a great Halo film franchise. Microsoft also recently talked about their desire to make a Halo movie when the time was right. They've been developing the story from several scripts that have already been written for previous movie attempts, but at the time it seemed like they were in no rush to move forward with anything. One of these scripts came from Stuart Beatie, who wrote a script based on the Halo book, Halo: Fall of Reach. Which Spielberg was actually pursuing at one point.
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The owner of Mary's Strip Club in Portland, Ore. is "thrilled" that Twilight actress Kristen Stewart has been advertising the club's official hoodie.
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Stewart, 22, was photographed in the cosy looking black garment with white detailing with a baggy white tank top, skinny jeans, black tennis shoes and baseball cap while she jetted out of LAX Airport.
Rob Pattinson or Stewart had visited her popular venue when the first Twilight movie was shot in Portland.
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Here is a file name today. "Light curtain guard, center 222A HL 90 D007" This is the actual title on the imported part and because it is to long for the size limit on file names I can't use it. It would be really nice if the small limit size on file names is to be changed with upcoming releases. On my end this has been a big problem as I have to come up with cryptic names that are short enough to use in ZWVX, but then don't allow me to immediately search for a specific part name by it's real world name in my files. When I do this in Solid Edge I have no problems with file title size so I know it can be done. This is not a big deal but it is one I have to work around with every file I bring into cam from SE it seems and I could never begin to give parts their real names in ZWVX to begin with. Is this going to be fixed sometime?
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As part of a graduate-level course at Ball State University, I designed and developed the Web site for Professor Apparatus. The show was designed to be a highly educational science-based children's series on PBS aimed at children ages 9 to 12. The site was developed completely in Flash.
Our Magical World was the first Web site I designed for children. The site uses Flash and JavaScript to allow children to interact online. They can watch videos and play games that relate to the show on the website. The adult side of the site provides lesson plans and other elements so the television series can be used in the classroom to teach the importance of multiculturalism. The show will air on WIPB (Muncie's PBS station) during the summer of 2010.
As part of an independent study course at Ball State University, I designed and developed the Web site for the documentary "Movers & Stakers: Stories along the Indiana National Road". The film aired on WIPB, the PBS station in Muncie, Ind., in October 2009.
I made this site to learn how to make WordPress custom themes. The site served a double purpose because the Hillel at Ball State needed a new site that would be easy for people without experience with code to update.


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This article was published 8/9/2013 (1412 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Religious symbols will remain in the century-old chapel at the St. Boniface Hospital, despite recent rumours to the contrary.
St. Boniface Hospital, the Archdiocese of Saint-Boniface and the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority said they have all responded to emails and phone calls in recent weeks regarding rumours the large crucifix on the chapel wall above the altar and the tabernacle (the cabinet containing the Holy Communion) were to be removed.
According to the rumours, the chapel would become a non-denominational space.
"It's not true," said Winnipeg Regional Health Authority spokeswoman Heidi Graham.
Helene Vrignon, senior corporate affairs and communications officer for St. Boniface Hospital, also quashed the rumours.
"Please be assured St. Boniface Hospital has no plans to change anything in its chapel and will not be removing the crucifix or other symbols of the Catholic faith," Vrignon said in a telephone interview.
She said the St. Boniface Hospital chapel will remain true to its Catholic roots.
"We have no interest in changing anything. We don't know how this got started," Vrignon said.
She said St. Boniface Hospital, like all other hospitals in Winnipeg, has provisions for spiritual health services for other religions and cultures.
St. Boniface has its historic Christian chapel and a Muslim prayer room both in the C wing of the second floor of the hospital.
She said while St. Boniface Hospital has "faith-specific services" for Roman Catholics, there is "a team of chaplains" available to assist in obtaining services needed for other faiths or traditions.
At Seven Oaks General Hospital, the sanctuary area is open to people of all faiths for prayer and meditation. It includes a Muslim prayer corner and smudging for First Nations people.
Adele Compton, the WRHA's regional director of spiritual health services, said spiritual health services are part of the WRHA's strategic health care plan called Health and the Human Spirit, which began in September 2012.
She said there were "dozens of options of spiritualities that people name as support" in the plan. All hospitals have "spiritual health specialists," sometimes still known as chaplains.
"It's far beyond just Christian. It's a whole continuum of backgrounds that help people make meaning out of their lives and keep themselves strong in the face of what changes and what is uncertain," Compton said.
But, as in the case of St. Boniface, there is still room to maintain established tradition.
"We're not negating any tradition. We're just recognizing we're coming from a background and experience where in many of our facilities traditionally, the Christian experience maybe got lifted up with more space or recognition," Compton said.
"But today, we recognize we have so many different backgrounds. We're trying to make the experience of being in hospital respect other spiritualities as well, so that whoever comes in can feel that there is a space where they can care for that part of their being."


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"The thing we've done so far is be consistent and stay away from losing streaks," Randolph said.
The Mets' longest losing streak has been two games, of which they've had six.
A sweep would open a commanding lead, but the Mets are talking of no such thing.
"We're playing well, but we can't take anything for granted," third baseman David Wright said.
"We can't rest on what we've done on this trip. We could very easily lose the ground we made in Philly."
REPLAY: The Mets were off Monday. They begin a three-game series at Philadelphia on Tuesday.
BY THE NUMBERS: 58 -- Homers by the Mets in their last 41 games, through June 9.


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Ludacris Gets Miami Liquored Up With Super Bowl House of Conjure
Ludacris on the second floor of the House of Conjure.
Jacob Katel
What happens when one of the world's biggest names in rap starts a liquor company, launches in Florida, and rents a mansion on Miami Beach for the week of Super Bowl?
Ludacris' House of Conjure on Miami Beach, just across the channel from the Fontainebleau kicked off a week of festivities yesterday with a tour of the joint for the media.
Conjure is the signature cognac that Chris "Ludacris" Bridges teamed up with French veteran Birkedal Hartmann to produce.
Here's a look at the efforts to which they've gone to promote it.
Ludacris talks about going to Cognac, France to work with the Birkedal Hartmann master blender to create Conjure.
Getting to the mansion.
The bar.
Conjure bottle, Fontainebleau background.
Liquor and poker table.
Ludacris with big bottle of Conjure.
Chris Bridges
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Niemi and her jeweler boyfriend, who met via mutual friends in 2012, exchange vows in front of more than 50 guests in Palm Beach, Florida.
Lisa Niemi is now a married woman. As reported by PEOPLE, Patrick Swayze's widow and her jeweler boyfriend Albert DePrisco got married on Sunday, May 25 in an intimate wedding ceremony in Palm Beach, Florida. The nuptials, which took place at The Mar-a-Lago Club, was attended by more than 50 guests.
Niemi sported an Oscar de la Renta dress while DePrisco opted for an Ermenegildo Zegna outfit at the nuptials. The wedding venue was decorated with roses and green/white hydrangeas. A string quartet played Haydn and Mozart.
"What I most look forward to on my wedding day is walking up, standing at our altar, and looking into his most incredible, twinkling eyes," Niemi told the magazine two days prior to her big day. "I cannot think of a bigger treat than that."
Niemi additionally said that she could not wait to chat with the guests at the reception. "I have some hilarious friends. I'm sure there will be some fun toasts! Later on we'll dance to everything from Michael Buble and Steve Tyrell, to 70's classics, to current hits, with a big dash of romance thrown in," she gushed.
Niemi was previously married to Swayze for 34 years until his death in 2009. The star, who met DePrisco via mutual friends in 2012, got engaged last December.


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Reporter Can't Handle the 'Noise' at Concert [VIDEO]
Live concerts are often incredibly loud and when one local reporter was dispatched to a music venue prepping for the night's show, she recoiled at the deafening sound check alone.
Broncos Fans Eager To Start 'Tim Tebow Era'
It only took four quarters and one lackluster performance from Broncos' starting quarterback Kyle Orton for the Denver faithful to start up a 'Tebow' chant during Monday night's 23-20 loss to the Raiders...
Man in Gumby Suit Tries to Rob 7-11 (But Doesn't End Up in the Pokey) [VIDEO]
A man dressed as Gumby made such a horrible attempt at robbing a 7-11 store that the clerk thought it was all a joke. The assailant told the clerk he was being robbed then fumbled inside his costume as if he was going to pull out a gun. He ended up dropping 27 cents on the floor and being told by the man behind the counter "not to waste his time."
Dad Peddled Drugs, Guns Out of Baby Stroller
Maybe quality time with the kids isn't always a positive thing: AM NY reports that one father that not only made his infant daughter an accomplice to a drug deal but used her stroller to transport heroin and firearms.
Unemployed Man Finds $150K in Vegetable Garden
Here is how the cheesy late-90′s stand-up comic buried deep in our subconscious would report this story:
"Hey folks! Did you read the story in the Northwest Herald today about a guy in Illinois that found $150K in his backyard garden? Talk about growing some cabbage! Am I right folks? Those are a different kind of greens my friends! You hear what I'm saying everyone?!?"


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Standard & Poor's official response to the Basel Committee's proposal
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By Malia Zimmerman | Hawaii Reporter
HONOLULU — Hawaiians already pay among the nation's highest taxes, and the state's Department of Education already gets a good chunk of the revenue from those taxes — nearly 50 percent of the state general fund budget or $2 billion per year in total expenditures from all sources.
But some public school teachers say that's not enough.
They've organized a campaign to boost teacher salaries with funding from a substantial jump in the state's primary tax, the General Gross Income Tax.
At a February 5 legislative hearing, teachers wearing white-and-red tee shirts that read "Teachers Taking a Stand: You cannot put students first if you put teachers last" told House Economic Development Committee members they support a plan to raise the General Gross Income Tax by 1 percent with revenue set aside for teacher pay raises.
Teachers maintained they need higher pay, better working conditions and access to new technology. A "penny" increase for education — that's what supporters call it — is not too much to invest, they said.
The 1 percent increase works out to a 25 percent increase in the rate.
"The General Excise Tax is perhaps the worst tax to increase as far as rates because of its broad-based application," said Lowell Kalapa, president of the Tax Foundation of Hawaii. "Increases in the cost of living, as well as the cost of doing business in the state, will drive more and more businesses out of operation and with them the jobs Hawaii's people need," Kalapa said.
"For teachers who have requested this increase in the tax to fund their salaries, they should acknowledge that they are just making it worse for everyone as the cost of food, shelter, clothing, transportation and every other essential household item will increase making it harder for all families to survive," Kalapa added.
Kalbert Young, the director of the state Department of Budget & Finance, said the administration is opposed to the plan.
While the tax increase would bring in an additional $400 million to $600 million, depending on the state's economic activity, it would burden the general population, Young said.
"We don't see that imposing that level of tax burden (on the general population) for one purpose," Young said.
Hawaii is the only state in the nation with a General Gross Income Tax, a tax charged on every transaction of goods and services in the state. On Oahu, the rate is 4.5 percent, while the neighbor island counties have a 4 percent rate.
Hawaii has no sales tax, but the GE Tax adds up to a sales tax of about 12 percent sales tax, according to Kalapa said, because of its pyramiding effect.
Meanwhile, the state and the teachers' union, the Hawaii State Teachers Association, continue contract negotiations. Negotiations have broken down on several occasions, with the union describing the process as "long and difficult."
"It comes down to what type of education system do we want, and are we willing to make the necessary investment? For the sake of our students we need to be honest on what the State is committed to," said HSTA President Wil Okabe.
In late January, the state negotiation team told the Hawaii State Teachers Association it "cannot responsibly accept its latest proposal, which would cost the State $1,050,445,815 over four years, mostly in additional compensation and benefit expenses."
The HSTA countered that the state "inappropriately" included the cost to repay the 5 percent pay cut that teachers took when the state was facing financial difficulties, for a total of about $180 million. That repayment, the teachers said, "is not a raise."
"Simply put, teachers surely must be worth more than 2 percent," Okabe said. "This contract is about fulfilling a promise to restore pay cuts, but also valuing and investing in teachers as being essential to the future of our students."
Kalapa said teachers do have a legitimate complaint that should get attention from lawmakers and state Board of Education members.
"Teachers are being asked to do more and more administrative paperwork and are spending less and less time in the classroom," Kalapa said. "If nothing else, the funds that are being appropriated to the DOE are failing to reach the classroom because of the top-heavy administrative structure of the department that demands reports and schedules and evaluations to justify the role of administrators.
"The frustration of classroom teachers is that they spend too much time filling out forms and reports and not enough time in the actual classroom. Unfortunately, with more than 25 percent of the general fund budget, the Department of Education still cannot get it right. Until it does, there is little justification for an increase of financial resources let alone an increase in the General Excise Tax."


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- Double set hunting trigger
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The Traditions St. Louis Hawken kit is a serious hunting rifle with classic styling and handling. Muzzleloading is a hands on sport for many shooters, and one of the best ways possible to get a "real" hands-on experience is building a smokepole. Uses a hooked breech for easy barrel removal, adjustable sights and an oversized trigger guard.
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Caliber: 50
Barrel Length: 28"
Twist Rate: 1:48"
Overall Length: 44"
Weight: 6.5 lb
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Barrel Finish: None; in the white
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TORONTO — The faces have changed quite a bit for Toronto FC since First Kick 2011, but former captain Dwayne De Rosario has changed teams twice.
They'll meet again on Saturday when TFC visit D.C. United (7:30 pm ET, TSN, watch LIVE online).
Toronto native De Rosario began his third season with TFC this past March, but was traded to the New York Red Bulls on April 1, bringing and end to the rift between the club and player over salary. But by the time Toronto played New York — a 5-0 loss on July 6 — De Rosario had been traded again, this time to D.C. United, on June 27.
Toronto have undergone drastic changes since then, having added 10 players in a little more than a month. So there won't be as many old friends and teammates facing De Rosario on Saturday as there might have been.
Still, it'll be all business on the pitch against De Rosario, TFC 'keeper Stefan Frei said Friday after training at Cherry Beach before the team boarded their afternoon flight to Washington.
"I hope he's not going to score on us," said Frei, who joined Toronto in 2009, the same season De Rosario did. "But not because of a personal thing, but more the fact that if he scores, we're going to have a long day."
Center back Andy Iro is one of the newcomers to TFC, but the former Columbus Crew man knows DeRo's game all too well.
"He's a great player, he's proven around the league," Iro said. "Obviously a lot of the guys here know him pretty well. ... If you can limit his options, then hopefully things work out for the best."
Frei knows that his former teammate will likely save something special for the Reds.
"We'll definitely have to mark him close," he said. "There's no doubt he's going to be all juiced for this game, for sure. He's going to want to make a mark and dominate the game and he's the type of player with the ability to do that."
De Rosario is coming off a game last weekend in which he scored a second-half brace against San Jose, another of his former teams. That performance was good enough to earn him MLS Player of the Week.
"That last game, it looks like a boring 0-0 game and he's a difference-maker," Frei said. "Give him a sniff and he'll punish you for it."
Saturday's game at DC is the end of a long and wearying journey for the Reds. They drew last weekend at Portland with two late goals, then traveled to Nicaragua and defeated Real Estelí 2-1 to advance to the group stage of the CONCACAF Champions League.
"The spirits are definitely up," Frei said. "Everyone's excited. It was only a tie in Portland — it's not a win so it's not ideal. But in the second half, you can't ask for anything better than the way we responded."
The next test for TFC is to see how they respond to an old friend in De Rosario.


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Both kids are in school and working, earning more than half of their ordered support. One is taking home $850/mo and the other I can guess is making somewhere between $350 and $400/mo. Although support is paid directly to them, they never have kept it; they give it directly to their dad so the real hardship falls on their dad.
Whether a child attending school is working and earning money or not has no bearing on their right to receive support. See ORS 107.108.
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Thanks. I've been reading over that... but recall my first attorney telling me that if the children started earning at least half their support, they no longer qualified for support. Funny that for minor children child support terminates when they marrie, join the military or become self-supporting (which is subjective) but when they're over 18, only marriage and military apply?
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Thanks, Jay - I could be mistaken too. The laws for support continuation for children 18 - 21 are very ambiguous. I am waiting to hear back from the Child Attending School Team from DCS. It would be upon me to file an objection but the form only mentions academic requirements. Just trying to figure out "Plan B" if my ex decides to get greedy. :|
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BANGOR, Maine — The Henry's Bridal Boutique and Formal Wear will rent any in-stock tuxedo for $99 to prom-goers who donate non-perishable food items.
All donations will be presented to Manna Ministries in Bangor at the conclusion of the prom season, typically in early June.
David Lincoln, The Henry's Manager, said in a press release, "We own our inventory of tuxedos so we can offer the discount while helping people in our community. We have always donated to many local high schools' Project Graduation programs. The food drive seems to be a good way for us to give additional help to the community while the kids in turn get the satisfaction of knowing they have helped their fellow man."
The Henry's Bridal Boutique and Formal Wear is a family-owned business located in The Penobscot Plaza on Washington Street in Bangor. The food drive offer is open to anyone renting a tuxedo for their 2013 Prom. Students are encouraged to go to the boutique several weeks before Prom to select their tuxedo and to be measured for proper fit.


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Press release: Lunatic In The Attic
Author: Mariane Vorster
Published: December 2013
Unless you're at the kind of dinner party where words like amygdala and dopamine get passed around instead of the mushroom dip and roast chicken, you're probably not thinking too intently about what's going on in your brain. That might change if you read Business Coach Mariane Vorster's Lunatic in the Attic, a hugely entertaining look at how the brain works and why we do the things we do.
We are using our brains at practically every moment of our lives, and yet few of us have the first idea of how they work.
Here is one of the most influential books you will come across in your life. Neuroscience isn't just about parts of the brain and hard-to-pronounce chemicals.
In this readable, lively book about the brain, Mariane provides a comprehensive, useful overview of how it really works.
This book is informative and entertaining, and opens the door for one to further explore the fascinating brain. It explains so much about human nature and why we need help, brain help.
Mariane explains what the mind is, how it evolved, and how it allows us to see, think, feel, laugh and interact.
The arguments in the book are as bold as its title. Mariane tackles the most exciting topics in neurology with a storyteller's eye and a researcher's flair for new approaches to age-old questions.
Tracing the strange links between neurology and behavior, this book unveils a wealth of clues into the deepest mysteries of the human brain.
If you aren't driving your brain, who is? It's like having a lunatic in the attic with the steering wheel of your life! Can you imagine the havoc that lunatic could wreak if you don't become aware of it and learn how to take control? Learning how the brain is wired can help you steer your daily life more effectively, enabling you to keep calm, open-minded and in control much more of the time, and lead yourself and your business to even greater success and significance.
Both practical and fun, Lunatic in the Attic is perfect whether you want to impress your friends or simply use your brain better.
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