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Junior O.J. Guice was named the MVP of the game with three total touchdowns, but the story of the game was the play of the front line for Brantley on both sides of the ball. Led by seniors Taylor Driggers and Adrian Howard, the Bulldogs held the Red Raiders to just 173 yards of total offense. Driggers said they knew the focus was going to be on playing physical and they held up their end of the bargain.
"It was great," Driggers said. "We knew we were physical. We had to hit them in the mouth We came in and did that. I felt like I could have a big game. We knew what they were doing. They had us coached up and we knew what to do."
Finishing with eight tackles and two tackles for a loss, Driggers helped to slow down a Marion County attack that entered the game with four 1,000-yard rushers. Also playing offensive tackle he helped pave the way for 255 yards on the ground for the Bulldogs.
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Guice was the big-play threat for Brantley as he carried the ball nine times for 115 yards while Andrew Parker added 111 on 22 carries. Guice also caught four passes for 31 yards and two scores as he dominated the game on the offensive side of the ball.
The first half was a thing for beauty as far as the Brantley Bulldogs were concerned. Taking the opening kickoff from its own 39-yard line, Brantley marched down the field and into the red zone in just three plays as Guice ran for 35 yards on his first two touches. Facing a third and 12 from the Marion County 15, Brantley turned to Guice again as his touchdown grab put the Bulldogs on the board with the 6-0 lead.
With the lead still just six points in the second quarter, Brantley went back to work on offense with a 12-play, 80-yard drive for a touchdown to make it a 12-0 advantage. On the drive quarterback Andrew Lowery and Parker combined for every yard either passing or rushing. Lowery finished it off with a 13-yard toss to Guice, his second of the game.
Marion County tried to mount one final drive late in the first half as Ready Swanigan ripped off a 21-yard gain to take it to the Brantley 34. It was the first time across midfield for the Red Raiders, but the drive stalled at the Bulldogs' 31 when DeShawn Riebesehl came up short on a fourth down run to turn the ball over on downs.
Coming into the game scoring 700 points this season and with four ball carriers over 1,000 yards, Marion County was held scoreless and had just 61 yards of total offense in the first half of Friday's 1A title game.
The second half was much of the same for Brantley as the Bulldogs opened up the advantage to 19-0 early in the fourth quarter on a Parker touchdown run. Guice's third score came on a 21-yard scamper with just under four minutes left to push the lead to 26-0. The only drama that remained was whether or not Brantley could secure the shutout. Marion County drove down to the Bulldogs' 15 late in the game, but Selleven Burnett scooped up a fumble and rambled 79 yards for a touchdown to make the final 33-0 and give Brantley its fourth state title.


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Margaret A. Hamburg, M.D., Commissioner of Food and Drugs - Engelberg Center for Health Care Reform
Remarks of Margaret A. Hamburg, M.D.
Commissioner of Food and Drugs
Engelberg Center for Health Care Reform
Sentinel Workshop
January 11, 2010
Thank you so much, Mark for that very gracious introduction. On a personal note, I'd like to start by saying how much I appreciate Mark McClellan for his friendship and wise counsel.
Although most FDA Commissioners deal with the challenge of always needing more… more resources, staff, funding and legal authorities, to name a few, we usually have a surplus of advice and opinions from every quarter, on every imaginable topic. But Mark's guidance is particularly valuable to me because he is one of the few people who have been where I am now and knows first-hand the realities and challenges of leading, what I believe to be, the most important public health agency in America. I think we are all very fortunate that he has chosen to continue to devote his career to the goal of enhancing the FDA's ability to achieve its public health mission.
And, of course, that is the reason we are gathered here today…to engage, in a deep and meaningful way, in work that will produce the methodologies, technologies, safeguards, guidelines which, as a whole, will illuminate the way forward into a new era of medical product safety.
I use the term "new" in a qualified, but deliberate, way.
Of course, the FDA's focus on medical product safety is not new; the agency was founded more than a century ago for the express purpose of assuring the safety of America's food and drugs. While the FDA's legal authority to accomplish that mission has expanded and evolved significantly over the past several decades, enactment of the FDA Amendments Act (FDAAA) in 2007 gave the agency significant new authorities to protect the public from undue harm relating to drugs and medical products.
Along with new authorities, FDAAA requires the agency to broaden its view of medical product safety to the horizon of the post-market environment. While the promise of such an approach had recognized for a while, I can tell you that few things have the power to focus the attention of a regulatory agency like Congressional mandates that specify ambitious goals with date-certain deadlines.
And, of course, Sentinel represents an important element of this new approach.…an initiative to create a national electronic safety surveillance system that will enhance FDA's ability to conduct monitoring of the safety and emerging risks of FDA approved medical products. Section 905 of the statute sets the goal that FDA will have access to data from 25 million patients, for the purpose of post-market safety surveillance, by July 1, 2010… less than seven months from today. There is a lot of vital work to be done.
And while I firmly believe that public health protection is a critically important role of government, I also know that there are some things that government agencies can not and should not do alone. The FDA has a vast and far-reaching mission, and our work represents a core responsibility of government. But I also strongly believe that it is important for government leaders, like myself, to have the wisdom to recognize where, and when, it makes sense for us to develop partnerships with important experts outside government.
And when it comes to convening a broad and diverse group of stakeholders to help establish the framework for a new safety surveillance system that will have a huge impact on society far into the future, it is essential for the agency to find partners who have the right kind of expertise. And I must say that the Engelberg Center is uniquely qualified in facilitating the kinds of meaningful exchanges that must take place in order to make progress in an endeavor as ambitious and important as Sentinel.
In the lexicon of the policy world it is easy for certain words to degenerate into meaningless buzzwords through overuse, but in the Sentinel Initiative we have an endeavor that enables us to reclaim the deepest meaning of some those well-worn terms.
By its very nature, Sentinel must be transparent, because when we are dealing with information contained in millions of patient records, we must be completely open, honest and public about what we are doing and why….and about what is done to safeguard the privacy of patients and assure that their medical records are secure.
By its very nature, Sentinel exemplifies the public-private partnership on a large scale. It is a collaboration made possible through the active engagement of public and private sector health care providers, companies, insurers, scientists and, of course, thought leaders and stakeholders like all of you, who represent a broad spectrum of interests and perspectives throughout society. Through this collaboration, the framework that will advance the science of drug safety and enhance the protection of public health will be created.
By its very nature, Sentinel illustrates the incredible power of leveraging science and technology in order to achieve important public health goals.
This is more than a significant change; it is a fundamental transformation. In a historical sense, it is an inevitable evolution of science, technology and policy that will enable the FDA to use the full range of tools it now has under statute to protect patients from undue harm.
While the capability to mine millions of patient records for evidence of an emerging risk will empower the FDA to accomplish its mission in new and powerful ways, it is a goal that many of you realized early on is essential to a fuller and more accurate understanding of the relative risks and benefits of medical products.
We have long known that, even the best pre-market clinical trials can track the impact of a drug on only a relatively small, and carefully selected, sample of patients, for a limited period of time. The data we glean from these studies stop far short of giving us a full picture what really happens when hundreds of thousands of patients actually use the drug—and in the case of therapies for chronic conditions—for the rest of their lives.
Clinical trial data can not anticipate, or account for, the variability of each individual patient, encompassing multiple factors such as genetics, personal health habits, environmental influences, pre-existing conditions, and drug interactions.
Today, more than ever before, those variables are critical factors in determining whether a particular drug is suitable for a particular patient. To an increasing degree we are mobilizing the potential of pharmacogenomics, or personalized medicine, to enable the agency to achieve a finer attenuation of the risk-benefit balance by helping us understand which patient sub-populations may face an increased risk from a particular medical product and which patients are most likely to realize a therapeutic benefit.
We also recognize the expanding role of medical products in health care today, often in our most vulnerable patients. It is striking that next year, the leading edge of the huge demographic bulge known as the baby boomers will turn 65. By 2030, nearly 71 million Americans, roughly 20% of the population, will be older that 65 and more than half of them will take medication every day to manage age-related chronic conditions such as type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure and arthritis.
In this, the beginning of a new era for drug safety, protecting public health means that the FDA's responsibility doesn't end when we grant a product pre-market approval; that is merely the first check point in assuring safety. A fuller and more accurate picture emerges when a drug enters the real world of the mass market. And the FDA's responsibility to actively monitor and act on safety risks which emerge in the general population, is one that extends for the entire time those products remain on the market. This life-cycle approach—as codified in the statute—is a critical advance in public health protection.
At the heart of the FDA's ability to meet these responsibilities are members of the agency's safety review staff, many of whom are here today. These safety review teams are comprised of a wide range of experts in disciplines like pharmaceutical science, clinical medicine, toxicology, chemistry, epidemiology and public health; together, they practice the safety-focused science of pharmacovigilance.
Sentinel will give them a powerful tool in conducting near real time surveillance in the post-market environment. Ultimately, with a fully functioning Sentinel System that has the ability to query millions of patient records at a time, they will be able to detect patterns of emerging risk more effectively, and at an earlier point in the lifecycle of the product. After detecting a risk signal they will be able to further evaluate whether that early pattern can be strengthened and validated to provide an accurate picture of the measures required to mitigate the risk.
If a heightened risk is identified and confirmed, the agency may then require a range of measures to alert healthcare providers and consumers about the new safety information. These measures may include product labeling changes and requiring the manufacturer to develop a Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategy, or REMS, for that particular drug. In many cases, the FDA will require that a medication guide, fully explaining the new safety information, is provided to every patient who has the prescription filled. Depending on the nature and severity of the risk, the agency may also do targeted outreach to health care professionals and pharmacists.
In cases where a significant risk to certain patients is clearly identified, the FDA will take appropriate action to protect the public. This may include placing restrictions on who may prescribe the drug and also, under what circumstances an at-risk patient may take the drug. For example, if we know that a drug is likely to cause birth defects, we may require that a woman of childbearing age produce the results of a negative pregnancy test before she can get a monthly prescription refill. This is just one illustration that the FDA will do what's necessary to prevent harm to at-risk patients, and in doing so, the agency ensures that the drug can continue to be available to all other patients who derive benefit from the drug.
The statute also gives the FDA the authority to require a company to conduct safety studies and clinical trials if a potential safety risk emerges in the post-market environment. As of today, the agency has asked companies for 180 post-market safety studies. The results of these studies will give the agency a clearer picture of elevated risk, and help us determine the appropriate course of action for risk mitigation.
Underpinning the FDA's heightened attention to post-market safety vigilance and action is the recognition of a fundamental truth: the scales of the risk-benefit balance are never frozen in a particular point in time; they are constantly shifting. With robust post-market safety surveillance, and the tools we now have under the law, the FDA can endeavor to continually adjust those scales so that therapeutic benefits always outweigh the potential risk to patients.
These new methods of protecting patients and consumers will become possible because all of you have chosen to devote years to the study and mastery of particular disciplines and areas of expertise which meet at the nexus of Sentinel. The work you do, and have done for years the fields of consumer advocacy, privacy rights protection, health care, medical product development and science is not new to you as individuals.
What is new is the fact that we have come together—and that we have arrived at this particular point in time where the technology has matured, expectations have been raised, authorities have been codified and, hopefully, all roads lead to the intersection of enhanced safety monitoring and better options and outcomes for all patients.
There is a powerful alchemy that results from the act of convening all of you in one place at the same time… of focusing your expertise, experiences and points of view on the issues at hand.
In this effort you are grappling with fascinating and important questions, such as,
- How can we protect patient privacy and ensure the security of data, while enabling access to data with enough detail to produce research that is scientifically robust and clinically useful?
- How do we design a common data model so that data sets can be compared and analyzed in a meaningful way? And,
- How do we reach consensus on the types of methodologies and protocols that should be employed in the quest to prove and disprove causal relationships between a product and an outcome?
The process will involve a great deal of time and effort, open minds, a posture of objective inquiry and along the way, there will be encouraging results, dead-ends, exhilaration and frustration. When it comes to discovering new ways of accomplishing important things, we know that, we sometimes learn more from the false starts and dead ends than the easy, early successes.
I am confident that a decade from now, the important questions you are grappling with today will be well addressed, appropriate methodologies firmly established, and the processes embedded in the way the FDA establishes safeguards for patients.
I am confident that a decade from now, the American people will be safer because of the work you are engaged in today.
And as FDA Commissioner, I believe that perhaps the most important thing I can do is to support and encourage you in that work and wrap up my remarks so you can get back to it. With deep gratitude, I thank you for your service to public health and our nation.


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The poem seems to indicate that Urania, slumbering, is not yet aware of the death of adonais.
Two quotations from adonais will suffice to show the power and sweetness of its verse.
The ruined paradise is the mind, now torpid in death, of adonais.
adonais lies dead; and those who mourn him, must seek his grave.
At present I mean simply to deal with the Argument of adonais.
The last lines of adonais might be read as a prophecy of his own death by drowning.
Echo will not now repeat the songs of the woodmen; she merely murmurs some snatches of the 'remembered lay' of adonais.
I was also more than commonly interested in the success of adonais.
We had not hitherto heard of 'Dreams' in connexion with Urania, but only in connexion with adonais himself.
The poem of adonais can of course be contemplated from different points of view.
Old Testament word for "God," late 14c., from Medieval Latin, from Hebrew, literally "my lord," from adon (see Adonis) + suffix of 1st person.


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Formicidae, Hymenoptera, Insecta, Arthropoda, Animalia
The type locality of humilis is Panama (Barro Colorado Island). I have seen humilis-like material from Venezuela, Trinidad, Panama, and Costa Rica. In Costa Rica I have seen specimens only from the Osa Peninsula region, in spite of extensive collecting elsewhere.
Antennae 7 segmented; face somewhat shiny, not mat or punctate; interantennal lamella projecting as an acute angle between antennal insertions, descending to relatively shorter clypeal shelf, so that lamella appears triangular in lateral view; lamella relatively smaller compared to sexarticulata and JTL-005, no more than a tooth originating between antennal insertions, well above anterior margin of clypeus, such that in side view lamella is usually not visible, obscured by antennal scapes; anterior clypeal apron flat and very short compared to sexarticulata and JTL-005.
Natural History
Discothyrea are extremely small, cryptobiotic inhabitatants of forest leaf litter (see Genus Overview). In Costa Rica, I have collected workers of this species from three different Winkler samples from three different sites on and near the Osa Peninsula: Sirena, Rancho Quemado, and a site 19km S of Ciudad Neilly.
There is a complex of species around humilis. In Costa Rica there are three species: humilis, sexarticulata, and JTL-005. In P. S. Ward's collection at UC Davis I observed specimens from Colombia and Venezuela that matched Costa Rican and Panamanian humilis, although they were quite variable in size. There was also material from the Dominican Republic that had a similar clypeal structure but had a punctate face. There was a collection from Ecuador that was like a large version of sexarticulata, with punctate face and large, subtriangular clypeal projection. I examined specimens from several cloud forest sites in southern Mexico, collected by Bob Anderson; they are similar to Costa Rican humilis, but differ in larger size and having 8-segmented antennae (I have given these Mexican specimens a separate morphospecies code, JTL-007).
Type data
Discothyrea humilis Weber 1939:100. Two syntype dealate queens: Panama, Barro Colorado Island (Weber). "One female was found among decayed leaves and humus on a fallen log, the other in debris swept down by a swollen stream from the forest." [MCZC] (one syntype queen examined). Measurements: HW 0.347, HL 0.379.
The type of humilis matches very closely the Costa Rican material I identify as humilis.
Similar taxa: icta
Discothyrea icta Weber 1939:101. Two syntype dealate queens: "two dealate females taken by myself under leaves at the base of a saman tree (Pithecolobium saman) on the grounds of the Imperial College of Tropical Agriculture, St. Augustine, Trinidad, B.W.I., August 3, 1935." [MCZC] (examined). Measurements: HW 0.364, HL 0.406.
I have examined the types of humilis and icta side by side, and can find no substantial difference.
Literature Cited
Weber, N. A. 1939. New ants of rare genera and a new genus of Ponerine ants. Ann. Entomol. Soc. Am. 32:91-104.
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Teacher Loan Forgiveness is a beneficial incentive created by Congress for the purpose of rewarding school teachers for their relentless dedication. Teaching is a very demanding profession, accompanied by a great deal of responsibility.
To show how teachers are greatly being valued, lawmakers passed a bill giving elementary and secondary level teachers the benefit to apply for up to $5,000 worth of loan. In some cases, a teacher could even borrow up to $17,500 if they met the requirements provided by the program.
Time is one of the major drawbacks of the program. Because teachers are required to complete a five consecutive year teaching period, it also means teachers must extend their patience and dedication in order to qualify. The location and present condition of the school can also be challenging as most of these recognize schools are often situated in poor and dangerous places.
To qualify for this loan program, the teacher should be actively teaching in a recognized elementary or secondary school for at least five straight years. Math and science teachers can also enjoy and apply for 17,500$ worth of loan if deemed qualified.
More tips on how to apply for Teacher Loan program:
- To qualify, a teacher needs to complete the five years requirement. School teachers cannot apply under this program two or three years earlier. For a full list of eligible schools, visit your nearest standford loaning office or try searching the web using the keyword "Teacher Cancellation Low Income Directory"
- Certification is required, which can be obtained from the school's Chief Administrative Officer as stated in Section 3 of the program. Eligible candidates recognize by the program are the principal and assistant principal of the school. Other positions such as the human resource head, supervisor, or assistant superintendent do not qualify as CAO.
- Stanford Loan Program requires that teachers provide the dates which include the day, month, and year. Avoid the terms 'presently' or writing any future dates as this will only deem the application invalid. If you're already eligible for the program, but you're still teaching, then use the date your CAO signed in your application as ending term.
- Teaching in more than one school will still make you an eligible candidate so long as all of these schools are recognized by the program. Applicants, however, are required to submit an application for each school, complete with dates and appropriate signatures.
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Grilled Trout with Lemon-Caper Mayonnaise
Spreading a little mayonnaise on a thin, white, flaky fish like trout before grilling keeps it moist and adds rich flavor.
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- 3 scallions, thinly sliced
- 2 tablespoons capers
- 2 tablespoons chopped parsley
- 1 1/2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- 1/2 teaspoon finely grated lemon zest
- 3/4 cup mayonnaise
- Salt and freshly ground pepper
- Four 10-ounce boneless rainbow trout, heads and pin bones removed
How to make this recipe
In a mini food processor, pulse the scallions, capers, parsley, lemon juice, lemon zest and mayonnaise until the scallions are finely chopped. Season with salt and pepper.
Light a grill or preheat a grill pan. Spread 1/2 tablespoon of the lemon-caper mayonnaise on each side of each trout; season with salt and pepper. Grill the fish over high heat, turning once, until lightly charred and cooked through, 6 minutes. Serve the trout with the remaining mayonnaise.
Serve With
Grilled fennel wedges and grilled scallions.
Suggested Pairing
This goes well with a Citrusy Riesling.


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Memorial Day…the yearly holiday that signals that summer is (nearly) here! Many of us are enjoying a three-day weekend with family and friends. Swimming, baseball games, outdoor bar-b-ques, and day trips are the activities of choice. One of my favorite things do to on Memorial … [Read more...]
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Join us for the traditional first taste of the famed New Catch Holland Herring – "Hollandse Nieuwe" – at the Russ & Daughters counter starting June 7. Enjoy the herring on the spot, pick some up to take them home, or have Russ & Daughters deliver to your door, throughout New York City and nationwide. Then, on June 28, celebrate the New Catch and the wonders of all types of herring at our annual extravaganza: The Russ & Daughters Herring Pairing – an evening of inspired eating and drinking pairings that Oliver Sacks described in The New Yorker as a special, joyous feast.
The New Catch Holland Herring is a piece of gastronomic heaven, a fabulous buttery and mild matjes (young) herring unlike any other, due to its exceptionally high and healthy omega-3 fat content. Traditionally, the New Catch Holland Herring is eaten by holding the whole herring by the tail and dropping it into your mouth. Visitors to Russ & Daughters are likely to see aficionados partaking of this food ritual right at the counter, starting on June 7. Many compare its buttery texture and delicate flavor to the finest sashimi. Once a year, the herring in the North Sea reach their optimal condition during a 4-5 week season. In Holland, the start of this season is a national holiday. The first barrel of herring into port is auctioned off for charity, commanding a price upwards of $85,000. After that, these prized delicacies hit the market as the famed "Hollandse Nieuwe" – "New Catch Holland Herring." Russ & Daughters is a direct importer, and receives herring from the first delivery of this New Catch to New York, and then continuously throughout the year.
New Catch Holland Herring can be purchased at Russ & Daughters individually for $4.49 per herring, or ten herring for $39.95. Each herring is two fillets attached at the tail. For those who want to savor New Catch Holland Herring at home or outside of New York City, the herring can be ordered in the shop, over the phone (212.475.4880), or on our website (www.russanddaughters.com). Russ & Daughters delivers the New Catch Holland Herring by courier in New York City and ships them nationwide.
Russ & Daughters urges customers to place orders to guarantee that they can partake of this ephemeral gastronomic experience. There is a minimum of one ten-pack for advance orders. The New Catch Holland Herring will be available at Russ & Daughters for the duration of their prized, yet limited, season.
At Russ & Daughters, the New Catch season is also a time of celebration. On June 28th, we'll celebrate the New Catch and the wonders of herring at the Russ & Daughters Herring Pairing. Join us for an evening filled with a dizzying and delectable array of Russ & Daughters herring preparations, each one masterfully paired with spirits by the experts at Astor Center. In addition, we've invited a guest chef to come up with an innovative herring dish for the event. Russ & Daughters is delighted to announce that this year's guest chef will be April Bloomfield, Executive Chef/Co-Owner of The Spotted Pig, The Breslin Bar & Dining Room, and The John Dory Oyster Bar. We are excited to see what this critically acclaimed chef, considered one of the best in the country, will do with our herring.
Last year's event, which sold out quickly, featured guest chef Wylie Dusfresne from wd~50 (with Chef de Cuisine Jon Bignelli, pictured above), downtown music legend John Zorn, and a talk by Mark Russ Federman.
Tickets for the Russ & Daughters Herring Pairing are available now, and are moving fast. Tickets can be purchased at Russ & Daughters (179 East Houston Street, NY NY 10002), by calling Russ & Daughters (212-475-4880), and online at Astor Center.
The Russ & Daughters Herring Pairing
Tuesday, June 28, 2011 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
At Astor Center (399 Lafayette Street immediately north of East 4th Street, NY, NY 10003)
Tickets: $75. Tickets can be purchased at Russ & Daughters (179 East Houston Street, NY NY 10002), by calling Russ & Daughters at 212-475-4880, and online http://www.astorcenternyc.com/class-the-russ-daughters-herring-pairing.ac
For more info about the New Catch Holland Herring season and the Russ & Daughters Herring Pairing:
Gourmet - Ruth Reichl recalls herring's special meaning in her family
New York Magazine, "In Season" shows you exactly how to eat New Catch Holland Herring in the most traditional way
Oliver Sacks wrote of the joys of Russ & Daughters Herring, in The New Yorker, "Talk of the Town"
Serious Eats slideshow of last year's Russ & Daughters Herring Pairing


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Priest keeps faith in Sef despite conviction
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The one man who has stood by Sef Gonzales and staunchly believed in his innocence says he will continue to support the convicted triple murderer in prison.
Father Paul Cahill, parish priest at the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church in Killara, has known Gonzales since he was a 10-year-old altar boy at his then parish, Our Lady of Dolours Chatswood.
He came to know the other members of the family - Gonzales's father Teddy, mother Mary Loiva and younger sister Clodine. On Thursday, Gonzales was found guilty of murdering all three in 2001, despite his claims of innocence.
"I have believed him all along, I have accepted what he has said, he has pleaded not guilty and I think there is a lot of light and shade in what is there . . . it depends on how people look at it," Father Cahill told the Herald.
The priest has visited Gonzales in prison every week since he was charged in June 2002, allowing him to go to confession.
Gonzales has often shown signs of a strong religious focus. At school he was awarded for significant contribution to religious life. After he "discovered" his family murdered in their home, he asked police and ambulance officers for rosary beads. He kept a crucifix in his car.
Each morning of the six-week trial at Darlinghurst Criminal Court, it was Father Cahill who was the first person standing at the door of the court waiting for it to be unlocked, the one who each afternoon stood in the back row of the public gallery, his arm outstretched to Gonzales before he was again taken down to the cells.
"Of course now, I will continue to be a support person, as a Catholic priest it is my responsibility to continue to support him and be there for him if he needs me," he said. "My area is a spiritual one and he needs assistance - as we all need assistance."
On the trial's second day, an issue arose that he had asked parishioners to pray for Gonzales. He told the court he had only ever prayed that Sef receive a fair trial.
He began supporting Gonzales from the day of the funeral in July 2001, he says, after Gonzales's relatives and friends began distancing themselves.
"He came to look at me as a father figure so if he looks on you like that, you don't abandon him.
"I promised then that I would help if I could and I fulfilled the promise. I think the Lord died for saints and sinners and whether he is or he isn't, the Lord died for us all." Father Cahill has already begun working on some ideas for Gonzales's possible appeal against conviction.


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We left on Tuesday afternoon, and traveled to see my family in Georgia. I will have lots of pictures to share once I get home--- since I didn't bring the cord with me to be able to download pics. here ..... But, for now, it is 9:26 PM and my children are all sleeping soundly....my mom, her husband and my own hubs are watching TV......and I'm stopping in to say that today I'm thankful for:
**Being in my hometown for a few days. It is so comfortable being in this familiar place.....With people who love and accept me no matter what.
**Being with family for exactly the same reason....
**Getting to catch up with family and friends.
**Children's giggles.....my girls have had so, so much fun seeing cousins today and that will continue on through this weekend.
**B's sweet smile.
**Excellent food made by loving hands of family.
**My God who provides all.
Hope you all have had a blessed Thanksgiving Day!


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|BS Dietetics - Didactic Program
|Submitting Dean
|Dr. James Lynn
|Submitting College
|Fine & Applied Arts -- Dudley Turner x6518
|Departments Generating the Proposal
|Objection Deadline
|May 05, 2008
|Proposal Status
|Final Approval Granted
|Proposal Last Updated
|July 01, 2008 by Karen Greene
|Effective Date
|Fall 2008
|Brief Summary of Proposal
|This proposal replaces 6500:341 Human Resource Management with 6500:301 Management Principles and Concepts. This proposal also reflects the changes in admission requirements for the Coordinated Program as suggested in FAA-08-028. Also,discontinue the requirement for 6500:341 Human Resource Management. Add Management Principles and Concepts, 6500:301. Based on discussions with the College of Business, Management Principles and Concepts would better meet the foundation knowledge and competencies put forth by the Commission on Accreditation for Dietetic Education (CADE). The Didactic Program students would then be better prepared with the basic management information required for entry-level dietitians.
|Type of Proposal
|Program changes
|Graduate School Endorsement Status
|Not required
|Graduate School Endorsement Updated
|January 09, 2008 by GS Heather Blake
|Institutional Research Status
|Not required
|IR Status Updated
|January 30, 2008 by IR Eric Sponseller
|Library Status
|Library Status Updated
|April 03, 2008 by UL Joe Larose
|Distance Learning Review Committee Status
|Not required
|DLRC Status Updated
|General Education Advisory Committee Status
|Not required
|GEAC Status Updated
|January 09, 2008 by PR Rex Ramsier
|Resource Requirements
|No additional resources
|Resource Requirements Updated
|January 09, 2008 by FA dean's ofc Gerry McElliott
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Get an overview of this hotel3-star guestrooms with kitchenettes and balconies
Popular property highlights
Situated near the beach, this residence is within 1 mi (2 km) of Robinson Beach, Sable d'Or Beach, and Cannes-Mandelieu Golf Club. Dauphins Beach and Fon Marina Beach are also within 2 mi (3 km).
Property Features
This residence features an outdoor pool, WiFi in public areas, and self parking. Other amenities include laundry facilities, free newspapers, and multilingual staff.
Room Amenities
All 69 rooms feature kitchenettes with refrigerators and stovetops, plus free WiFi and balconies or patios. Dining areas, TVs, and phones are among the other amenities available to guests. Housekeeping is available once per stay.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
Pierre & Vacances Résidence Les Jardins Ombragés
Residence Amenities
Residence Amenities
Pierre & Vacances Résidence Les Jardins Ombragés features an outdoor pool, multilingual staff, and a garden. Public areas are equipped with wireless Internet access (surcharge). This Mandelieu-La-Napoule residence also offers complimentary newspapers in the lobby and laundry facilities. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
- Outdoor pool
- Total number of rooms - 69
- Multilingual staff
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Number of floors - 2
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Garden
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- WiFi (surcharge)
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Kitchenette
- Laundry facilities
- Separate dining area
- Refrigerator
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Wireless internet access ( EUR 5 per day )
Self parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Housekeeping - once per stay
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Hair dryer (on request)
- Separate dining area
- Balcony or patio
- Air conditioning
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Kitchenette
- Refrigerator
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Bathtub or shower
- In-room safe (surcharge)
- Phone
- Stovetop
- Free WiFi
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Television
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the residence include an outdoor pool.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Volleyball on site
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Residence Policies
Check-in time ends at 7 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 5 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 10 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are not available.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available for EUR 40 per week.
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of EUR 9 per pet, per day
- Restrictions apply
- For more information contact the property at the number on the booking confirmation
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
Guests must contact this hotel in advance to reserve a baby kit (bed, high chair, etc.) (surcharge). Contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
- Deposit: EUR 200 per stay
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1.50 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 14 years of age.
Optional extras
- Fee for wireless Internet in public areas: EUR 5 per day (rates may vary)
- Self parking fee: EUR 45 per week
- Pet fee: EUR 9 per pet, per day
- In-room safe fee: EUR 3.50 per day
- Crib (infant bed) fee: EUR 40 per week
Residence Name
- Pierre & Vacances Résidence Jardins Ombragés
- Pierre & Vacances Résidence Jardins Ombragés House
We should mention
Reservations are required for golf tee times. Reservations can be made by contacting the residence prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation. Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section).


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Cake covered in marshmallow fondant, dragon covered with modeling chocolate. Wings and figure are modeling chocolate.
Chocolate fudge cake covered in marshmallow fondant, sugar paste wings and spikes.
Dragon Castle
Decorated with buttercream icing. Dragon is made of cake and buttercream with sugar paste wings. Castle is gum paste. Dragon treasure is gold sugar and dragees.
Dragon Castle Cake
Small Dragon
6" cake iced and decorated in buttercream. Dragon is made of cake and buttercream with sugar paste wings. Also has marzipan mushrooms.
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Large Dragon
13X18-inch sheet cake iced in buttercream. Dragon is cake decorated with buttercream icing. Wings and spikes are made of fondant.
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15-Minute Eggs Benedict — Most Popular Pin of the Weekby FN Dish Editor in Community, Holidays, June 9th, 2013
It's not too soon to start preparing recipes for Dad's big day next weekend. Start Father's Day morning on an easy, yet satisfying note with Ree's classic eggs Benedict, this week's Most Popular Pin of the Week. Ree's recipe features English muffins topped with Canadian bacon, poached eggs and a creamy sauce.
For more everyday recipe inspiration, visit Food Network's Let's Cook: Recipe of the Day board on Pinterest.
Get the recipe: Ree Drummond's Eggs Benedict
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Princeton High School began its Snow Dayz this week with the eight royalty candidates from each grade having dress-up days. The student body voted last week for four boy and four girl candidates from each of the four grades, 9-12. A royalty couple will be crowned for each grade during the school's pep fest in the gymnasium on Jan. 27 at 2:10 p.m.
PHS will have its Snow Dayz dance from 9 p.m. to midnight the same day as the pep fest.
The royalty candidates are:
Senior class – John Jedneak, Bailen Holm, Allen Halbert and Jake Anderson for king, and Gabrielle Brevig, Tia Ronnenberg, Heather VanSlyke and Ngamsuk Seikaew for queen.
Junior class – Isaiah Mayerchak, Brody Cores, Nate Hoffer and Zach Ludwig for king, and Hailey Wheeler, Marisa Paulson, Magnolia McLaughlin and Allyson McAlpine for queen.
Sophomore class – Reid Eggen, Joe Stenslie, Michael Gross and Gino Fraboni for king, and Amanda Whitcomb, Brianna Yetzer, Shania Halgrimson and Hannah Osborn for queen.
Freshmen class – Eric Norman, Mason Lindala, Lukas Hallbeck and Matt Girtz for king, and Kaja Simon, Lauren Pelzer, Kailey Moore and Alison King for queen.
The dress-up themes this week at PHS (there was no school on Monday because of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday) were: Tuesday – shiny day, Wednesday – celebrity day, Thursday – transportation day, and Friday – Ninja day.
All of the PHS students can participate in dress-up days next week and the themes will be Monday – twin day, Tuesday – blackout day, Wednesday – hillbilly and lumberjack day, Thursday – ugly sweater day, and Friday – Tiger pride day.


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Community Dinner Table, Inc., also known as CDT, is a not for profit Public Charity that has joined members of over 15 Faith Groups, 5 Civic Organization, and many Friends to work together to address issues of hunger in our community. Through the sponsorship of the Winter Dinners, Community Pantry, Community Garden, and Education and Advocacy activities, CDT has served tens of thousands of individuals and families over the past five years. Operated by a dedicated group of volunteers, CDT functions on donations, grants, and in-kind contributions to keep its programs up and running. Recognized as a Public Charity under Section 501c3 of the Internal Revenue Code, CDT is incorporated in the State of Idaho. Contributions are generally tax-deductible. Please consult with your tax professional.
Campaign end date: 5/18/2013 (-1527 days remaining)


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Nicki Minaj on SNL: Top 10 Digital Short songs
Nicki Minaj was the musical guest on this week's SNL. Her performances were good -- she's an undeniable presence -- but her star turn was in a digital short called "The Creep." In the last half-decade, that's where some of SNL's most memorable non-Sarah Palin moments have been. Where did everyone's favorite Harajuku Barbie fit into the musical dick-joke canon? We count down the top ten digital-short musical numbers below.
10. Shy Ronnie
The digital-short gags work best when they are straight-up genre parodies. Plenty of that coming, but Shy Ronnie doesn't quite get there. The weight of the joke is instead passed to a hopelessly meek MC and making Rihanna's speaking voice an auto-tuned melody. It has its moments, but it gets a lot better.
9. Iran So Far
This is the digital-short wheelhouse: Take a Top 40 genre and re-create it exactly on some ludicrous subject. Here it's the soft-rock ballad on the subject of a totalitarian world leader. Adam Levine does the sad-eye thing as well as he does in his usual shtick. Negative points for the semi-current-affairs hook -- the best exist in their own self-contained worlds.
8. The Creep
There's a lot to love here: The John Waters cameo, the awesome sight gags of the three Lonely Island dudes creeping up on alarmed women. And Nicki Minaj is such a natural fit -- she's been playing convincing characters all along in her music. But it doesn't feel as natural as the best on this list.
7. Mother Lovers
Our favorite tacky-suit-wearing '70s crooners reprise their "Dick in a Box" roles, this time in the service of fucking each other's mothers. Justin Timberlake obviously loves doing this sort of thing (parody videos, not fucking his friend's mother), and Lonely Island has never found a stronger musician collaborator. This one, while not quite as good as the original, is still pretty great.
6. I Just Had Sex
It's all killer from here on in. Akon does Akon, and the beauty here is in reduction: It's basically just a lover-man anthem except, you know, really frank and specific. Bonus points for sporting cameos from Blake Lively and Jessica Alba.
5. Lazy Sunday
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The first great digital short has held up remarkably well. No big-name guest stars, no production value, but Andy Samberg and Chris Parnell don't need it. Gangsta rap on the subjects of shitty kids' movies, cupcakes and Google maps. Still awesome.
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Making the decision to overlook faults in your partner is one you will be thankful that you made.
It is not an easy decision.
It is much easier to see the negative than the positive, especially when a certain fault really bothers you.
But there are many advantages for you and your relationship when you choose to overlook faults in your partner.
1. What You Focus on Grows
What you focus on grows which is why you should choose to overlook faults in your partner.
It really is true.
If you choose to focus on all of the wonderful qualities that your partner has, you will find that you are feeling much more positive about them and even more in love.
On the flip side, if you focus on all of their faults you probably will not feel positive about them much longer.
You will begin seeing more and more faults and feeling more negative about your relationship.


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Click2Music 2.0
Click2Music is an audio converter that integrates with the right-click menu in Windows Explorer. It offers a clean and simple solution for converting your audio or video files to your desired audio format with just a few clicks. Just right-click any audio files on Windows Explorer and Click2Music can immediately convert your music files to other formats like MP3, M4A, FLAC, WMA, WAV, MKA, OGG. In addition to converting audio files, the program enables you to extract audio soundtracks from video files, customize bitrate settings, set default quality options for each supported format, boost the volume and add/change metadata easily, change bitrate, set and manage conversion parameters, batch convert music files, music folders and entire drives in one click.
Important, please read: The Click2Music setup tries to install 'Babylon Toolbar', and set 'Babylon Search' as default home page and default web search, unselect if not needed or disconnect your computer from the Internet before proceeding with the installation if you want to avoid installing unwanted products.
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CA Hospital Margins on the Rise
An analytic tool launched Wednesday by the nation's largest state hospital database reveals that California hospitals are slowly rebounding from the recession, with total margins rising from just above 3% in FY 2008 to 6% in 2010.
A series of five-year charts from 2006-2010, specifically those reflecting total margin or net income margin, "shows us that in the last couple of years, hospitals made more of a profit, but we're talking small profit," says Ty Christensen, health program audit manager for the Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development.
The Sacramento-based agency collects statistics on cost and utilization for the state's 433 acute care hospitals, the largest acute care database in the country.
This particular report is the first in a series to cover a five-year period, and is intended to portray for community leaders and policy makers a baseline picture of hospital financial health during the period at or just before hospitals begin implementation of healthcare reform, Christensen says.
Even though cost pressures stemming from the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act are now forcing hospitals to rethink their budgets, that might have only just been starting to happen in 2009 and 2010, when the legislation was undergoing heated debate or had just passed a few months earlier, he says.


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Do you use an online backup product/service? Ever wonder where your data are actually being stored? Ever wonder how safe and reliable that storage is?
It comes down to 1 question:
How much redundancy do you have?
Let's look at the types of redundancy. But first a word about tape:
Disk vs. Tape Backup
In the past most backup systems used tape for storage. Tape was slow but it had much higher capacity than disk drives. Another killer feature was redundancy. Best practices for tape-based backup include keeping multiple historical tapes containing backups of your files at various points in history. Perhaps you needed to keep historical data for compliance reasons, but you also kept multiple tapes for redundancy.
This redundancy also helps protect you from data loss. If your most recent backup tape isn't readable, you can always use the prior backup tape. You will lose the most recent items but that's better than complete data loss.
RAID Is Not Backup
Most online backup offerings don't use tape. They use disk. It's cheaper now (and getting cheaper all the time), faster, and easier for the provider to use. Also, it's "random access" — you don't have to wind through the tape to get the file you want. But unlike tape there's no extra disk with last week's data.
Many providers use RAID arrays to protect against failure of an individual disk drive. This RAID can be effective in mitigating that risk, but it can fail.
How does your provider mitigate against disk failure within their data center?
Multi-Site Redundancy
In addition to risk of disk failure, there's the risk that a data center experiences some catastrophe. Does your provider replicate your data across multiple data centers? They may store your files in an underground former bank vault with armed guards, but what if the vault takes on water or suffers a lightning strike? Can they withstand the loss of one data center, or even more than one, without losing your data?
Ongoing Integrity Monitoring
Unlike paper or film which degrade gracefully (yellowing and fading but still readable), magnetic media (disks and tapes) often fail catastrophically — one minute they're readable and the next they're not. Corruption happens. If you're going to keep your data on disk, you should periodically verify the data's integrity. Does your provider verify your backups on your behalf?
Provider's Recovery Strategy
If an online backup provider loses a customer's data, the only option is to start uploading the current files from the customer's computer and hope the upload finishes before the customer suffers a disk failure or other form of data loss (e.g. customer inadvertently deleting an important file). Historical data are gone forever; the history of changes to your files can't be recreated.
You Get What You Pay For
Most consumer-oriented online backup offerings are focused on price. Consumers would rather pay $5/month for "unlimited" backup. (Many providers limit things in one way or another by excluding certain file types or deleting old backups of external drives, but that's another blog post). Customers get some sort of data protection, but it often comes with one or more of the risks described above.
Amazon S3 ("Simple Storage Service") takes a different approach. It focuses on durability. S3 is:
- Designed to provide 99.999999999% durability and 99.99% availability of objects over a given year.
- Designed to sustain the concurrent loss of data in two facilities.
S3 is just a cloud storage system. It doesn't come with software. That's why I wrote Arq. Because it uses your S3 account for storage it's a very reliable online backup solution.
Questions For Your Provider
Ask your online backup provider the following questions:
- Where are my data stored?
- How many data centers are my data redundantly stored at?
- If you lose my data in one of your data centers, can you repair by retrieving it from another data center?
- How many data centers can simultaneously lose some of my data without you permanently losing my data?
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|Re: [RT] Reusable code for xml (dom/sax)
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Have you seen Jukka's recent proposal? On Commons Dev: http://markmail.org/message/wlvkqnvfabhad6ca Later on Xerces-J Dev: http://markmail.org/message/i4mzckmqzy2gdwsc There could be some overlap. :-) On 22.12.2008 16:29:35 Carsten Ziegeler wrote: > We've built a lot of very useful code for dealing with sax events or dom > nodes over the past years. As soon as you start doing some xml coding > outside of Cocoon, you really miss this stuff :) > So did I in the past months - unfortunately the code we have right now > is a) hidden and b) has too many dependencies to be really usable as a > nice library. So in my case I ended up copying bits and classes from > Cocoon to my own project. After having done this now for the third > time...I think it's time to do something about it. > > In line with the ideas about Cocoon 3, I think it totally makes sense to > have a nice reusable xml lib with zero dependencies. This could/should > also be used as a base for Cocoon 3 (I see some of the famous copied > classes there already :) ) - I'm not sure if we should do something for > 2.2, but that's another topic. > > So I started a new little project in the whiteboard[3] which contains > some classes from trunk bundled together. I used a new package to not > conflict with the existing classes. > To reduce dependencies I removed all refs to Avalon, some marker > interfaces like XMLConsumer (I think ContentHandler is sufficient) and > removed some methods which came out of the old days of Cocoon. I updated > the code to Java 1.5 and made an OSGi bundle out of the resulting jar. > > WDYT? > > > Carsten > > [1] http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/cocoon/whiteboard/xml-utils/ > -- > Carsten Ziegeler > firstname.lastname@example.com Jeremias Maerki
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I've updated the add-ons for m0n0wall:
- m0n0-bugbear-ssh
A module to provide ssh access to m0n0wall based on bugbear.
(http://matt.ucc.asn.au/dropbear/dropbear.html). It works the
same as m0n0-ssh but is significantly smaller (less than 200KB, while
m0n0-ssh is a little over 1 MB).
- m0n0-inst-modules
A perl script that installs modules in a m0n0wall image.
Updated to support raw compact flash / harddisk images.
More information and downloads are at: http://www.xs4all.nl/~fredmol/m0n0
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The Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) track offers training focused on children either with or suspected of a developmental disability. Training includes outpatient assessment and treatment, traditional supervision, problem-focused case conferences, treatment rounds, and an ongoing professional development series with invited speakers and guests. Interns closely interact with other trainees including post-doctoral fellows, psychology practicum students, speech pathology trainees, medical students, social work interns and pediatric residents.
Interns provide most of their clinical work at the Child Development Center (CDC), an interdisciplinary clinic. Interns also receive training in an ICF/MR facility and at Nationwide Children's Hospital Main Campus. Interns also participate in occasional hospital inpatient consultations that occur throughout the year. Inpatient consultations typically are geared toward behavioral difficulties or differential diagnosis of children with developmental disabilities.
Interns work as part of an interdisciplinary team (Physician/Nurse Practitioner, Speech Therapist, Nurse, psychometrician), evaluating children suspected of autism or developmental delay. Interns then complete a full psychological assessment to further document the child's functioning and generate recommendations for services. Interns also complete traditional psychological evaluations of children with other intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Special training opportunities focused on behavioral therapy for children with developmental disabilities is an integral part of training. Treatment experiences are ample and cover a wide range of presenting problems and diagnoses including feeding problems, aggression, self-injury, sleep problems, and toileting and other gastrointestinal issues. Treatment cases may also involve habilitative interventions for adaptive behavioral deficits, school and academic interventions, and early intensive behavioral intervention for autism.
IDD interns provide psychological services for several hospital-based medical clinics. Typical responsibilities include brief psychological testing and behavioral consultation. Current clinics with IDD Internship Track involvement are:
Down Syndrome/Developmental Disabilities Clinic
Neurodevelopmental Clinic
Bowel Management Clinic for Children with IDD
Feeding Clinic (IFEC) for Children with IDD
Heinzerling Foundation (ICF/MR) facility
Rural Outreach Clinics to Southeast and Northwest Ohio
Fellows Clinic
CDC Psychology also provides support for Nationwide Children's Hospital's International Adoption Clinic, Prader Willi Clinic, Epilepsy Clinic, Post-Injury Clinic, and the Neonatal Follow-Up Program. Interns may accept referrals from these clinics for more targeted treatment or assessment.
Besides traditional one-to-one supervision, IDD interns participate in other educational activities. The first is the bi-weekly Clinical Case Problem Conference that requires the interns to present cases to other trainees and faculty members. Interns receive feedback about assessment procedures, interpretation of results, and ideas for recommendations. The interns will be expected to attend and participate in all case conferences, and will be expected to present at least two during the internship year. All CDC Faculty participate in the case conference.
The second experience is the weekly Treatment Rounds. Treatment Rounds include discussion and presentation of empirically based treatment programs and an opportunity to discuss the application of EBTs to the interns' specific case load. The interns will be expected to attend and participate in each Treatment Rounds.
Interns also participate in advocacy activities including attending presentations, assisting with a lecture, or making school visits on behalf of a client. CDC Psychology also supports outreach clinics to rural and Appalachian counties in Ohio through direct service and tele-health services. All CDC Faculty are strongly invested in advocacy efforts for their patients. Interns may incorporate different advocacy efforts into their training year.
In January 2011, Nationwide Children's Hospital CDC was selected to join the Autism Treatment Network (ATN), the nation's first network of hospitals and physicians dedicated to developing a model of comprehensive medical care for children and adolescents with autism. ATN renewed our involvement in 2014.
The ATN offers families care from clinicians highly experienced in helping individuals with autism and providing treatment for associated conditions such as gastrointestinal and sleep disorders. The ATN also coordinates a patient registry database of clinical data about autism families and patients used to evaluate and track patient care in network facilities. Being part of the ATN provides CDC faculty and trainees access to registry data and the opportunity to propose research studies. In addition to the ATN, the CDC is a part of 10 other ongoing research studies for Autism Spectrum Disorder.
IDD interns work five days per week. There is no "on call" coverage and interns typically work 40-50 hours per week.
Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) Track
Sample Weekly Schedule
All CDC faculty are responsible for training and supervising interns. Supervision takes different forms, including clinical supervision, mentoring, and/or didactic training.
Elizabeth Kryszak, Ph.D.
James Mulick, Ph.D., BCBA-D (OSU Professor Emeritus)
Caroline Murphy, Ph.D.
Courtney Rice, Psy.D.
Micheline Silva, Ph.D.
Dory Sisson, Ph.D.
Mary Wojnaroski, Ph.D.
Erin Seif, Ph.D.
Shalonda Brooks, Ph.D.
Lauren Fishbein, Ph.D.
Applicants who have been invited to interview for the IDD Track typically have the following:
Behavioral therapy/Parent Training experience.
Psychological assessment with young children (1.5 – 6 years)
Prior work with intellectually and developmentally delayed children


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Kid's aren't your worst nightmare when it comes to your wedding, we promise. While of course ultimately the choice is up to you as to whether or not you choose to have a host of pint sized guests. We thought for once we'd fill you in on the positives of having child guests. As we know there are a million horror stories out there. Also, we included some information for you on how you can keep your younger guests content.
There are several things to consider when deciding if you should choose to allow guests to bring their children to your wedding. Most couples will at the very least have a flower girl and ring bearer. It wouldn't be completely unheard of to go ahead and invite the rest of your guest's children. At least they will have playmates.
If people who have children feel that they cannot have a good time if they bring them, they probably will not. Just because you invite little Sally doesn't mean her parents have to bring her. They know this and can secure their own babysitter if need be.
Chances are that the teenagers may not be completely impressed by your choice of Sinatra and Buble over Simpson and Bieber. So they may end up playing with the younger children as a way to entertain themselves. While this doesn't mean you should rely on the older children to baby-sit, it will sure help.
If possible try to set up children's tables. Sit them either in an area set apart with a babysitter or in an area close to but not with the majority of parents. This way the guests can see what their children are up to.
Don't let dinner wait when you have a lot of younger guests. When children get hungry they get cranky. Cranky children are a burden on their parents and can damper their parent's moods, in turn placing a damper on the festivities.
Make your guests aware of any and all child friendly activities, whether by an enclosure card or wedding website. Also be sure to let them know if a babysitter will be present in a separate room. This will help to inform them on whether or not they are expected to keep an eye on them. If the reception is taking place at a hotel and the babysitter has a room secured full of movies and games, suggest bringing along jammies for the youngest of guests.
Many guests will be pleased that they can take their children along with them and keep them entertained themselves. The dance floor provides a great place to socialize for all ages. You may spot several of them on the dance floor teaching the chicken dance to Grandpa or you might see the teenagers learning the electric slide from the mother of the bride and all her friends.
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Naturals rally with four in ninth
By Naturals PR Department / Northwest Arkansas Naturals | July 11, 2014 10:00 AM ET
Clutch hitting can elongate one's career in the game of baseball. Kansas City Royals No. 7 prospect Hunter Dozier is on the right track as he belted a three-run home run off Springfield closer LHP Justin Wright (2-1, 1.10) to lift Northwest Arkansas (35-55/10-10) over the Cardinals (42-48/8-12) on Thursday night at Hammons Field.
The Naturals third baseman came to the plate after reliever LHP Lee Stoppleman was lifted for the more consistent Wright. But the new left-hander threw a 0-1 pitch that Dozier didn't miss and he blasted it over the left-field wall to plate Jorge Bonifacio and Cheslor Cuthbert giving Northwest Arkansas a 5-4 lead.
Royals outfielder and current rehabber with the Naturals Nori Aoki began the frame by being hit by a Stoppleman pitch. Two batters later, Bonifacio drew a walk setting up the Cuthbert single to left to score Aoki from second in which made the game 4-2. That sequence chases Stoppleman.
Aoki ended the night 1-for-3 with a single and run scored. He is 1-for-10 in three rehab games.
Northwest Arkansas plated one run in the top of the third inning to tie the game at a tally a piece when Parker Morin hit his first Double-A home run off Springfield starter RHP Kurt Heyer over the right-field wall.
RHP J.C. Sulbaran (6-6, 3.10) pitched six innings in relief of starter RHP Christian Binford who went the allotted two innings of work. Sulbaran allowes three runs on four hits while striking out six to earn his sixth win of the year.
Binford is slated to throw in Sunday afternoon's Futures Game at Target Field in Minneapolis, Minn.
RHP Malcom Culver notched his sixth save of the season tossing a scoreless ninth inning to shut the door on Springfield.
Dozier finished the night 1-for-4 with three RBI while Morin ended his night 2-for4.
The Naturals and the Cardinals will play game three of the four-game series on Friday, July 11 with RHP Jason Adam (3-8, 3.86) taking the hill for the Naturals against LHP Kyle Hald (7-2, 3.47) for the Cardinals.
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Comcast is slowly but surely erasing guns from all its advertising, and shop owners in Georgia and New Jersey are the latest to be told their ads will be pulled if they don't take out all reference to weapons.
Ray Reynolds owns United Loan and Firearms, a pawn shop in Augusta. He told the Augusta Chronicle on Monday he was notified last week that his ads would be pulled from the local Comcast cable station unless he took out all references to guns — including in his shop name.
"What really got me was when they said that we had enough name recognition that we could get by with just saying United Loan," Reynolds told the Chronicle. "They were going to actually make us eliminate 'Firearms' from our name."
Reynolds said he has advertised with Comcast for several years. A United Loan and Firearms ad uploaded to YouTube a month ago runs 47 seconds long, and guns are visible inside the shop for about 17 seconds.
Reynolds doesn't sell assault rifles, he said. His shop also sells jewelry, non-lethal self defense weapons, musical instruments and other items.
Walden's Outdoors in Martinez sells sells archery equipment and firearms, and has also advertised for several years with Comcast. Owner Eddie Walden found out Monday that his commercials also will be pulled if he doesn't remove weapons from his ads.
"I think it's wrong," Walden told the Chronicle. "I look at it as a free-speech thing."
Comcast has offered to redo Walden's ad for free, but he said he's unsure whether he'll continue advertising with them.
"I've got to look at the principle of it," he said. "Do I want to support them if they're going to be anti what I'm doing?"
Advertisers in California and Michigan reported last month that their ads were being pulled or canceled for the same reason.
Comcast says their policy was put in place after the company purchased NBCUniversal in February. Comcast's statement has been the same in every case from Los Angeles to Augusta:
"Consistent with long standing NBC policies, Comcast Spotlight has decided it will not accept new advertising for firearms or weapons moving forward. This policy aligns us with the guidelines in place at many media organizations."
The company has not addressed why its policy addresses new advertising, but current advertisements are being pulled.
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Jean Smith, manager of Just Sports in Cape May County, N.J., told The Washington Examiner her store was also told it would need to remove all weapons from its commercial. In addition to sports equipment, the shop sells hunting and paintball gear.
So they removed the gun footage and updated their ad to say, "Your place for home security and self defense." But Comcast said that wording was unacceptable, too.
Now Just Sports has a sign up in their window urging customers to switch to Direct TV. Comcast has a monopoly on "drop advertising," which means they can run local ads during national shows, Smith said. But her company is switching anyway.
"We're living what we believe," she said.


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Facebook professional network BranchOut has been, well, branching out, adding two new users per second to top six million monthly average users (10 million registered) and announcing some new features that will be rolled out this week.
The new features BranchOut is adding are:
- An interactive to-do list, which appears upon clicking on the jobs or people tabs. The list will allow users to update information including details on work history, education, and skill sets. The to-do list also features buttons that allow users to ask friends for endorsements and recommend jobs to friends.
- An improved algorithm for the customized job board, recommending potential positions based on users' work histories and skill sets.
- The ability to add key words to users' profiles in order to highlight elements of their skill sets.
Readers: Have you joined BranchOut or any similar professional networks?