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The Son That Former NFL Player Rae Carruth Tried To Kill Turns 18, Still Suffering From Permanent Brain Damage
The former wide receiver, who plotted the murder of his ex, Cherica Adams, is scheduled to be released from prison soon.
REPORTING FROM DETROIT — The Detroit Academy of Arts and Sciences, a kindergarten-through-eighth-grade charter school here, is well known for its celebrated choir and its emphasis on technology. Test scores have exceeded those of children in the public schools and the school has been distinguished for its academic achievements.
Yet, Maurice G. Morton, the chief executive of the well-known charter school, says it still encounters all the problems that face any school seeking to educate children in Michigan's largest city, a place that has been besieged with high unemployment and poverty rates.
A lawyer and former prosecutor in Wayne County, Michigan, Morton said the success the school has experienced is a result of the fact that leaders and administrators can tailor their work to meet the needs of students without having to answer to a huge school district bureaucracy.
"Being at a charter school allows us exercise a little more control," Morton said, in an interview with BET.com. "We're self-managed and self-run. As CEO, I run the school and our board oversees the operations. There's no one else. We try to establish a family environment."
The school has become well known for its famous choir, which has performed at a number of national venues, from the halftime show of Monday Night Football to the Today Show on NBC. The school also prides itself as a place where students use the latest in technology.
"We're seeing reading scores here going up and math scores going up," Morton said. "We're able to tailor things to meet the immediate needs of the students. Are we where we want to be? No. But we're doing well and getting better."
Charter public schools in Detroit enroll about 47,000 students, the third-highest charter enrollment in the country following Los Angeles and New York City. That compares with about 67,000 students enrolled in the Detroit Public Schools, which is down from about 100,000 students just a decade ago.
According to a study conducted by the Center for Research on Education Outcomes at Stanford University, schoolchildren in Detroit's charter schools are learning at a rate of three additional months of school compared with those in the Detroit Public Schools.
On average, students in Detroit's charter schools have slightly higher test score results than students in the public school system. However, many here also say they that charter schools are not always consistent in providing higher-quality education, pointing out that only about half of the charter schools perform significantly higher than their counterpart public schools, according to research.
Still, the numbers reflect the historically troubled circumstances of the public school system, which is only now starting to rebound – albeit gradually – from plunging test scores and mountainous debt. Many parents have come to believe that charter schools offer an attractive educational option for their children.
Yet Morton makes it clear that despite a renowned choir and high marks for its technology curriculum, the Detroit Academy of Arts and Sciences faces all the challenges of public schools. Roughly 57 percent of Detroit's school-aged students live in poverty and that has an overarching impact on the schools, whether charter or public. The students come from homes where incomes are minimal, where unemployment is common and where crime is rampant.
The Detroit Academy of Arts and Sciences closed its high school in recent years, a reflection of chronic low performance.
"We have our issues, too" Morton said. "It's tough when you have kids who are coming to school and they're hungry or they're walking past dope houses or when they had a relative who was shot and killed the week prior or when their parents are unemployed."
To assist with one of the most significant challenges, Morton said, the school provides as many as three meals a day for students.
"Often, when the children come here, learning is not a priority," Morton said. "They often just want a meal. The kids have a lot to deal with. They are often scared when they come here because of the neighborhoods that have to go through. We try to make the Detroit Academy of Arts and Sciences an oasis away from all those issues."
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US doctors perform heart surgery on 25-week foetus
The procedure to open up a narrow aortic valve in the heart of the unborn baby is known as a foetal aortic valvuloplasty.
Doctors diagnosed the foetus as suffering from severe aortic stenosis, meaning the baby's aortic valve was very tight.
Blood was backing up in the left ventricle of the baby's heart, preventing it from pumping normally, 'Los Angeles Times' reported. Without the rare procedure the left ventricle would not develop properly, and the baby would likely be born with hypoplastic left heart syndrome (HLHS), which is a life-threatening condition, doctors said.
After practising a few times with a model of jello and a grape - the grape standing in for the heart, the jello standing in for the surrounding body - the doctors performed the procedure on September 25.
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Number of Hospital Trauma Centers Increasing
March 27, 2003
The potential for terrorist attacks makes hospital trauma centers an important part of homeland security. Trauma centers that benefit the thousands of individuals injured every day also pay a critical role in responding to mass casualties from disasters and injuries possibility resulting from weapons of mass destruction. A recent study looked at the number, configuration and coverage by trauma centers in the United States.
- The last accounting found 471 trauma centers in the United States in 1991.
- In 2002 there were 1,154 not including 31 that only treated children.
- Of these, 190 are level I (highest designation) trauma centers while 263 are level II. The remaining 701 fall into levels III, IV and V.
Trauma centers are organized to respond to unplanned multiple casualties that often tax existing resources and use a team approach that involves specialists from throughout the hospital.
- Trauma centers are associated with an 8 percent drop in motor vehicle accident deaths.
- Moreover, when severely injured patients are treated at trauma centers, the number of "preventable deaths" falls by 50 percent.
Although the number of trauma centers has risen since 1991, obstacles in coverage still remain. The number of level I and II trauma centers (per million population) in each state ranges from a low of 0.19 to a high 7.80.
Source: Ellen J. MacKenzie, "National Inventory of Hospital Trauma Centers," Journal of the American Medical Association, March 26, 2003.
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Wednesday, Sep 6, 2017 7:26 PM
By HASCO
Everett Housing Authority (EHA) is opening their waitlists for two EHA-owned properties assisted with Project-Based Vouchers, Bakerview and Grandview, both located in Everett. Tenants in Project-Based Voucher units pay approximately 30% of their adjusted income for rent.
Thursday, Aug 31, 2017 9:23 PM
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Public Review and Comment
Friday, Jul 21, 2017 2:52 PM
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The Puget Sound Regional Council (PSRC) is currently updating the region's long-range transportation plan, Transportation 2040, which is a 30-year plan addressing how to improve the transportation system to meet the needs of our rapidly growing region. PSRC is a regional planning agency that plans for transportation, economic development and growth within the central Puget Sound region, which includes King, Pierce, Snohomish and Kitsap counties.
Thursday, Apr 27, 2017 9:25 PM
By HASCO
An April 15th Herald article highlighted Rick Steves' generous act of philanthropy in donating Trinity Place, a 24-unit Lynnwood apartment complex, to the YWCA of Seattle – King County – Snohomish County. YWCA ownership of the property will allow the agency to better plan for and address the long-term capital needs of the property. Trinity Place serves low-income single moms who would otherwise be homeless. The program helps women build careers and further their children's education. In an April 27th letter to the editor, Duane Leonard, HASCO's Executive Director, explained that HASCO is a critical partner in the project and reiterated the importance of advocacy with congressional representatives to preserve federal funding for this type of supportive housing, which serves the most vulnerable in our community.
Wednesday, Mar 22, 2017 2:11 PM
By HASCO
KCHA Section 8 Waiting List Is Opening
Friday, Feb 24, 2017 3:27 PM
By HASCO
HASCO is participating in a series of public forums hosted by Sno-Isle Libraries on homelessness in Snohomish and Island Counties. The last forum is scheduled for February 28th from 6:30pm to 8:00pm at the Mountlake Terrace Library. Previous forums in the series were held in Langley, Lake Stevens, and Arlington. For more information, including pictures and videos from the forums, please visit Sno-Isle Libraries Issues That Matter.
Thursday, Jan 26, 2017 3:36 PM
By HASCO
HASCO is currently seeking public comment on its draft 2017 Public Housing Agency Plan Update January 24, 2017 through March 10, 2017. The Agency Plan is a HUD requirement and outlines HASCO's goals and objectives for the coming year. The Plan is also available for review at our office between 8:00 AM and 4:30 PM on regular business days. Comments must be submitted in writing by mail to HASCO, Attn: Sarah Max at 12711 4th Ave W, Everett, WA 98204 or by e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com by 4:30 PM on March 10, 2017.
Friday, Dec 23, 2016 3:58 PM
By HASCO
Beginning December 24, 2016 HASCO's computer and telephone systems will be taken offline to facilitate moving the office and equipment. The work will be completed by start of business December 29 and regular computer and telephone systems services will be restored.
Tuesday, Dec 6, 2016 2:25 PM
By HASCO
The plan primarily discusses the Section 8 Tenant-Based Assistance program and how it relates to housing needs in the community, the financial resources to meet the needs, and the policies and programs that HASCO intends to implement over the next twelve months. HASCO is now recruiting resident volunteers to serve on the Agency Plan Committee.
Wednesday, Nov 16, 2016 2:31 PM
By HASCO
The Snohomish County Division of Housing & Community Service invites community members to tell them about local affordable housing, public facility, infrastructure, and service needs for low- and moderate-income persons and provide input to the County on their performance under their Consolidated Plan. Public hearings are scheduled for Thursday December 8, 2016 at 3:00 pm and 6:00 pm.


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The Resorts is on a private island in the Florida Keys, this luxurious resort can only be accessed by sea-plane or boat from Little Torch Key, which lies 26.4 miles from Key West International Airport. Colonial-chic bungalows feature thatched roofs and vaulted ceilings. They come with private decks with ocean views and outdoor showers, plush bathrooms and separate living area. Some also have Jacuzzis
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Some sort of optical effect, looks gimmicky. I'm sure some people will find value in the novelty.
Wow this is new...since how can a screen make everything look better unless its a HD screen...???
I wouldn't want to been seen in public with that thing attached to my PSP but if I was alone like, in a cave maybe.
I knew it..
It'll be like how 3D movies are with the glasses, the lenses, the WOOHOO!... jk
Eh, we'll see how it turns out. Nothing to look forward to really.
wow, it looks so much like one of those old useless gameboy magnifier light thingies it is almost retro
Hmm, I had something similar to this for my GBA (first generation). It had a loupe and a light, so you could see better, because the screen had no backlight back then...
I don't think this will sell for a PSP but it would sell for the DS or Wii if it was developed for those systems.
u don't need to make graphics better for the psp, though tht is a very big reason why psp is selling so polishing it isn't a bad idea
the attachment looks abit much.....meh
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The Caller Reviews
April 27, 2009
Here's a quiet lion..read on->
Full Review | Original Score: 3/4
Top Critic
May 6, 2008
Frank Langella's note-perfect, tour-de-force turn as a man elegantly shaping his own demise is nicely counterpointed by a shambling Elliott Gould as a bird-watching private eye.
July 16, 2009
Painfully obvious where this film is going after just ten minutes. Poorly written, poorly conceived.
Full Review | Original Score: D+
Top Critic
February 13, 2009
IF Frank Langella hadn't received an Oscar nomination for "Frost/Nixon," it's pretty doubtful that an opaque oddity like Richard Ledes' The Caller would have managed even a one-week vanity booking at the Quad.
Full Review | Original Score: 1/4
Top Critic
February 13, 2009
A corporate crime drama that runs fatally amok.
Read More | Original Score: 1.5/5
February 12, 2009
Director Richard Leder was lucky enough to land actors of the caliber of Oscar-nominees Elliot Gould and Frank Langella only to squander their collective talents in service of a tedious yawner.
Full Review | Original Score: 1/4
Top Critic
February 11, 2009
There's a vaguely appealing elegance to the way the film moves -- that is, when the actors stop spouting laughably portentous dialogue long enough for one to appreciate the film's pacing.
Read More | Original Score: 2/6
Top Critic
February 11, 2009
The Caller is a loopy, talky, 92-minute two-hander with Elliott Gould and Frank Langella (on a downward spiral following his juicy triumph in Frost/Nixon), written and directed by a force to forget called Richard Ledes.
Top Critic
February 10, 2009
We're left to wonder why we're watching Gould scramble for clues to a mystery we've been given the solution to.
February 9, 2009
Sadly, The Caller, the second feature from director Richard Ledes, doesn't allow its leading men the luxury of their legacies, instead forcing a wan quasi-thriller in the space where a laidback character study should be.
Full Review | Original Score: 2/4
February 5, 2009
Frank Langella and Elliot Gould lend gravitas to this enigmatic cat-and-mouse game which unfolds far too slowly with not enough of a dramatic payoff.
Full Review| Original Score: 5/10
February 3, 2009
Multinational corporate terrorism as narrative second fiddle to mock sleuthing around via poetry and existential sweet nothings dropped into a voice concealment cell phone device. The Caller: Dial-up assisted suicide by gumshoe.
February 3, 2009
Very few actors have the ability to make a silk purse out of a sow's ear and almost have you completely forget you're interacting with pork product. Frank Langella is one of these.
Full Review | Original Score: 6/10
October 18, 2008
A tender evocation of youth that turns ponderous as it crawls towards a company's revenge on one of its executives.
September 26, 2008
Full Review | Original Score: 2/5
May 10, 2008
Close but no cigar as a great international corporate mystery thriller slows to a crawl in a drawn out study of death. Frank Langella and Elliott Gould should have been used better.
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No out-of-hours service four times in six weeks over shortage of GPs
An out-of-hours doctor service said it has had to close overnight because of a shortage of GPs.
North East Doctor on Call (NEDOC), which provides overnight and weekend GP services for counties Louth, Meath, Cavan and Monaghan, was forced to close its base in Meath four times in the past six weeks.
Arlene Fitzsimons, operations manager with NEDOC, said: "Doctors, both newly qualified and those working years in general practice, are choosing to leave Ireland for better working conditions abroad. The fact that overnight sessions in NEDOC are not being filled is indicative of the crisis general practice is in now."
Ms Fitzsimons, who was writing in response to a query from Sinn Féin TD for Meath West Peadar Tóibín, said there were also not enough qualified locums to provide cover.
She said many doctors were now so busy with their practice during the day, they could not take time off to work overnight.
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When the calendar is in the month of October, do you know where you can have a great time in the United States even it is in autumn season? Who would have thought that you can still have some amazing moments during this month? Yes, great things await you in this month. In relation to this, here are the 10 best places to visit in USA in October that you should keep in mind:
10. Baton Rouge, Louisiana
When it is October, sports lovers are coming in Baton Rouge, and this is something that you should do in case you are one of those sports lovers in the world. Saturday night football matches are what you can expect in Death Valley in the city of Baton Rouge. Even so, the city is actually not just for football. There are lots more things that you can enjoy here like the 13th Gate. This is a famous haunted house that you can find in the city.
9. Fort Myers, Florida
The Fort Myers in the US state of Florida is actually a place that is near to a number of beautiful beaches of the country. In case the cooler air and weather in the month of October does not matter to you especially when you are in a beach, then visiting the Fort Myers will definitely be great. This is also the best month to see some hard to catch fishes like mackerel and red fish.
8. Austin, Texas
Just in case you do not know, Austin is the capital city of the US state of Texas. What is the best thing about this city is it is best to visit here all-year-round. In other words, whatever month you will visit here, you will definitely enjoy yourself. In the month of October for example, you can be able to enjoy the numerous international festivals such as the Austin City Limits, Austin Film Festival and Conference, and the Big 12 Conference.
7. Albuquerque, New Mexico
For you to know, Albuquerque is the most populated city in the US state of New Mexico. Meaning to say, it is best for you to come here if the heavy crowd does not matter to you. The crowd will even go heavier once you visit here in October since it is the month for the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta.
6. Knoxville, Tennessee
The city of Knoxville in the US state of Tennessee has a lot of things to offer to the people, especially during the month of October. If you love travelling to the colorful mountains in the southeast part of the country, then the Knoxville is the starting point that you should visit. The "Urban Wilderness" is something that you can greatly enjoy in the city, whether you visit here in October or in some other months.
5. Toledo, Ohio
During autumn season, one best and popular place to visit in the United States is the city of Toledo in the US state of Ohio. What makes the place amazing is the fact that it has a lakefront locale. Hence, you will have a breathtaking and refreshing view even you are in the city. You can go fishing, golfing, biking, and hiking at the side of the Lake Erie.
4. Asheville, North Carolina
The most visited national park that can be found in the United States of America can be found in the city of Asheville in the US state of North Carolina. This is none other than the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, and it is best to visit here during the month of October. This is the best place to visit if you want to enjoy amazing sceneries, camping, horse-back riding, flying fishing, and of course, the fresh air.
3. Greenville, South Carolina
In case you are a food buddy that you want to taste any delicacies in the world, then you must come to the city of Greenville in the US state of South Carolina. It is simply because a prestigious food festival is held in this place on an annual basis. During the festival, you can be able to watch some cooking demonstrations where you can learn how to cook some mouth-watering dishes.
2. Columbus, Ohio
Another amazing place to visit in USA during October is the city of Columbus in the state of Ohio. One thing that you can enjoy in the said place is the oldest and biggest festival ever in the state, which is the Circleville Pumpkin Show. This festival is visited by around 100,000 of tourists every single day until the final day of the festival arrives.
1. Tampa, Florida
Some of the things that can be enjoyed by the tourists in Tampa in the US state of Florida are the breathtaking beaches. Even so, the beaches here are quite cooler in temperature during the month of October. If you do not care about the cooler temperature of the water, then visiting Tampa, Florida is the best thing that you can do. Thrill Day, Oktoberfest, and Halloween are some expected festivals that you can enjoy here.
Here are the 10 best places to visit in USA in October that you should know. There's no way you won't enjoy visiting these places.


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Is MS Office 2007 clipboard the same thing as Windows 7 clipboard? Does the manager for Office clipboard delete what's in Windows clipboard/
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Helpcenter offers low treshold consultations for sexual health issues to vulnerable populations who are at high risk of becoming infected with HIV and/or STI (sexual transmitted infections).
Helpcenter is primarily available for:
- Africans and other immigrants from countries with high HIV prevalence
- Men having sex with men (gay or bisexual)
- Drug users who use needles
- Newcomers without access to regular health care
- Customers of sex workers
- Persons have ran a high risk of contracting an STD (occasional partners, multiple partners, partners belong to one of these risk groups)
- People who absolutely need to remain anonymous and have run a significant risk of infection.
We cannot help everyone in Helpcenter. Patients from the target population have priority. If you do not belong to one of these groups, please see a GP. We realize that there may be several reasons for not wanting to involve your own physician or general practitioner. "Helpcenter" can act as an alternative to you, although we do want to stress that we don't replace your physician. Everything is done confidentially and if desired completely anonymous.
No PrEP
We do not deliver PrEP at Helpcenter. The doctors and nurses are able to provide you with information and can refer you to the dedicated PrEP consultation at ITM, or you can make an appointment for a PrEP consultation right now.
Free screening:
- Monday between 1 P.M. to 3 P.M.
- Thursday between 1 P.M. and 3 P.M. (except in July)
- Friday between 2 P.M. to 4 P.M.
Exceptionally closed on
- 13 October
- 24 November
- 26 October
- 26 December 2017 - 1 January 2018
Kronenburgstraat 43
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Tel: 03 216 02 88
Fax: 03 216 08 65
There are different options for testing:
- Anonymous: HIV-testing and consultation are free, other tests cannot be offered anonymously.
- Classic test: this test is possible 4 weeks after the risk contact. You receive the result in 1-2 weeks. You need to make a new appointment because the results of a HIV-test will not be given by phone or email.
- Rapid test: a rapid test is possible from 6 weeks after the risk contact. After waiting approximately 30 minutes, the result are given. Other results (for other STD) can be given by phone or email after 1-2 weeks.
If you are really worried or were exposed to a very high risk, you may come earlier to Helpcenter for a risk evaluation. The doctor will decide whether it is necessary to start some preventive actions. We are bound by medical confidentiality (data will not be sent to third parties -except to your health insurance- and no information will be sent home).
It is possible to make an appointment. Fill in your birth date and telephone number (home or mobile) correctly, preferably also your email. You can choose a name or write "anonymous" for your name and family name (don't use any numbers). Only HIV-tests can be done anonymously, other STI tests require identification. Bring your identity card when you come for consultation. Bring your document from the mutuality if you're a non-Belgian EU civil.
We will not charge you for:
- An HIV test (anonymous if necessary)
- STD screening by a nurse
- Advice on sexual risk behaviour
- Therapy to alter your risk behaviour (sexologist on appointment)
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- Examination by a doctor when you have medical issues
- A PEP consultation
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An email from Iraq….
I heard from Beau, he's wondering if he's going to get called up in the IRR, it's his last year in. (his total 8 is up May 31st). I thought about the getting called up, stop-lossed, and extended, pulled from my family for 18 months after my time is up, and the bottom line is this: We are at War.
It was crazy for me to have gotten aggravated about it just because my commitment was up, I think though that if I can be extended for 18 extra months of my life to serve in the military in a combat zone then protesters of the war should have to give a little too, not hurt the war effort, and guys like Kennedy should be held accountable for their false and extreme statements concerning the efforts of soldiers. (remember his Pol Pot comment?)
I wish someone would show Kennedy the number of hostile incidents vs number of engagements by soldiers and compare those stats to any other war… and put Kennedy in prison for the rest of his life for his hate-filled betrayal and false accusation. Now my comments about protesters doesn't mean they don't get to vote, it just means they don't get to get away with derogatory and false statements concerning the efforts of soldiers.
What is this about Republicans not supporting us? Are you kidding me?
The above email is one reason why I am supporting the Pledge.
If the United States Senate passes a resolution, non-binding or otherwise, that criticizes the commitment of additional troops to Iraq that General Petraeus has asked for and that the president has pledged, and if the Senate does so after the testimony of General Petraeus on January 23 that such a resolution will be an encouragement to the enemy, I will not contribute to any Republican senator who voted for the resolution. Further, if any Republican senator who votes for such a resolution is a candidate for re-election in 2008, I will not contribute to the National Republican Senatorial Committee unless the Chairman of that Committee, Senator Ensign, commits in writing that none of the funds of the NRSC will go to support the re-election of any senator supporting the non-binding resolution.
I just heard Senator Norm Coleman heming and hawing on the Hugh Hewitt show about whether or not he will support the Warner Resolution and I am extremely disappointed in him. The pledge is an important tool for those of us who support the troops to know where the Republicans we worked hard to get elected stand. If they vote for a resolution of any kind that is not supportive of President Bush and our efforts in Iraq they are encouraging the enemy and will earn history's scorn.
Dan Riehl explains why the Biden/Warner resolutions will encourage the enemy……
What does it mean, "to encourage the enemy?"
It means that the enemy gathers will and strength from the prospect of a collapsing political will to seek victory in Iraq and stability in the region.
With that additional strength and will the enemy redoubles and retriples efforts to kill American soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines.
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Ali Hussein is a Syrian refugee living in St. Louis with his wife and six of his children. He has been here for nearly 4 months and he already has a job and a car. His transition to American society has not been easy, but he has been successful.
He fled his Syrian home in Homs, the third largest city in the war torn country. There, he was a tailor. Here in St. Louis, he continues to ply his trade. It was pretty easy for him to get a job because his skills do not require a tremendous amount of English proficiency to perform.
Ali's apartment, just off Hodiamont Avenue, is near other Syrian refugees. They cluster together partly to provide them cultural and communication support, and partly because there are not many places in St. Louis to rent a four-bedroom apartment; something needed when your family is this large.
There are 12 Syrian refugee families living in the same apartment complex, and they are tight knit. When we arrived, Ali's wife was entertaining nearly half a dozen other wives and daughters, discussing her recent visit to the hospital.
Ali graciously invited our cameras and St. Louis City Alderman for the 22nd Ward Jeffrey Boyd into his home.
We removed our shoes, and he served tea, cookies and chocolates. His hospitality is a hallmark of his culture. And we talked about what was going on at the apartment complex.
The vinyl floors of Ali's home are covered with colorful rugs; his furniture is simple. He and his family came to America with little, but they have truly made this place their home. The kitchen is clean, food stored away, and the garbage tucked neatly away, though missing a lid.
While we sat in his living room, after our cameras were put away, Ali's wife joined us. She and Ali spoke about living at the apartment and the problems they were experiencing. In essence, they are dealing with a climate and animal life unlike what they had previously been exposed to.
What seemed to vex Ali's wife most was a number of fruit flies they couldn't seem to be rid of. She mentioned most of the apartments had them. Ali mentioned, some of his neighbors had problems with cockroaches and mice, but he said this was a problem for homes outside of the complex as well.
While we talked, their front door stood open, a breeze blowing fresh air in. You could hear Syrian children playing outside. Bees and other flying insects would dart in and out of the home through the open doorway.
Then Ali asked what he could use to get rid of the bugs that entered his home. It was not a question of how, rather it was a question of what product to use. He did not know what product to buy, let alone the English words to use to do it at the store.
It was in that moment I realized just how difficult this transition is for Ali and his family. They are 6,333 miles from their former home and everything they knew. They can't go to the store to grab a can of Raid, because they don't know what Raid is or how it works.
Some of his neighbors have other things they are unknowledgeable about, especially when it comes to waste.
Uncovered trash cans, or garbage that has been left too long without being removed, or behaviors that would be acceptable in their home country due to their culture and environment have led to pests becoming a problem for a few.
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It seems pointless to attempt to lay blame for this on any one person when so many things are taken for granted here. Even I, a transplant from Michigan, had never encountered some of the insects and bugs that have attempted to gain access to my home since I moved here over a year ago.
After thanking Ali and his wife for their gracious hospitality, we took our leave of them and bumped into the apartment complex's owners; two brothers from Pakistan trying to help the best they can. The two men work seven days a week on site, attending to the complex.
They pointed out all of their buildings have new windows, new roofs, and many are getting new gutters. When asked why they did not have screens for their windows, they explained that they ordered the wrong size, showing us an example of one that only covered three-quarters of the window effectively making it useless as flying insects only needed to fly in the opening at the top and down the window to get inside the home. But it was something.
Most of the screens have been sent back, and the brothers are awaiting the correct size of screens to arrive so they can install them. When asked about the dozens of children playing outside around the apartments, and in the parking lots, they admitted it has been a bit of a problem and safety issue.
Some tenants have complained their vehicles are being scratched by rocks, broken bottle tops, and the errant bicycle handle bar. In some cases, the scratches are several feet long. They feel the supervision of the children could be better and don't understand why the children don't play in the park across the street.
The playground and the apartment complex is just a few blocks from the Academy neighborhood, where shootings have been up 250 percent this year to date over last year as of September, according to statistics from the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department. Refugee families, especially those coming from war-torn parts of the country where violence can and has taken family members lives haven't warmed up to the idea of going to the park when they hear gunshots at night.
Still, some of the older kids, the teenagers, make use of the soccer field from time to time.
Other Syrians have been coming to help, as well. While we were there, Dr. Khal Elzoobi, a pediatrician from Illinois who has been here for decades, and another recent refugee, Dr. Shakar Helawani, were visiting the families to see how they can help.
Dr. Helawani lived in the same city as Ali. He fled Homs for Egypt four years ago and only came to the U.S. six months ago. Unlike Ali, the tailor, Dr. Helawani has not yet found work, despite being much further along than Ali with his English speaking abilities.
In Syria, Dr. Helawani was a dentist with his own practice for 20 years. He can't find work as a dentist here though. Because his family is much smaller, Helawani doesn't live in the same apartment complex as Ali; which caters to the needs of large refugee families.
Still, both men are incredibly thankful for all the government has done to help them provide a safe place for them to raise their children. When refugees are placed, the government provides them with some money to get them on their feet. The money is split between the hosting organization that is helping them with their cases, in this instance the International Institute, and paying for the things they need.
This summer the International Institute was typically given a week heads up that refugees were coming.
Finding an affordable, appropriate dwelling in that short timeframe was one of the hurdles they had to overcome.
The landlords at the apartment complex explained how the International Institute furnishes the four-bedroom apartments for the refugees. They would purchase bed frames, mattresses, bed sheets, tables, chairs, silverware, dishware, glassware; everything the family would need the moment they walked into the apartment, including some food in the fridge.
The money the federal government gives is supposed to cover three months of rent and utilities, which the International Institute sets up. According to the landlords, they have not had any issues with refugees having their power shut off. They had one issue where a utility worker shut the gas off to the wrong apartment one time, and that was resolved with a few phone calls in a few hours according to the landlords.
Some of the refugees are eligible for cash assistance from the state of Missouri. A family of four gets $388/month, enough to cover utilities and a little food. They also get access to SNAP to help them purchase food.
The most difficult thing for many of the refugees is finding work. Language barriers are one thing, but many of them cannot get a driver's license let alone purchase a car. Once again, Ali is lucky. He is able to drive three of his neighbors to work and help them out.
Ultimately, these refugees are like a lot of us who have been here for generations; just struggling to get by.
They have the same problems anyone else would have, including children who seem unintentionally determined to find ways to get into trouble.
And while gunfire can be a common nighttime sound, at least they have found a place where rockets and mortars and bombs are not exploding. They have traded those dangers for our brand of first-world-problems plaguing renters all over the country, like bed bugs, and other pests.


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Stepstone Falls is proof that a waterfall doesn't have to be big to be inspiring. I had this gorgeous place to myself for as long as I was there. It wasn't too hard to find after a quick Google search, and after a drive down a long dirt road, you pull off to the side to find a trail along the cascade.
There are several interesting sections, but the curvature of this ledge captured my interest most of all, partly because of the thickness of the moss covering the entire stream. I have never seen anything quite like it anywhere else. I brushed the surface of the drier section in the foreground with my hand to remove some loose debris, and it felt like shag carpet. I had an amazing meditation alongside the water, focusing on the sounds of rushing water, birds chirping in the trees, and a light breeze moving through the forest.
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Ruth Stein sang before she talked.
Or at least that was how Stein, of Margate, who died last month at 95, heard the story from her mother, Mamie Levaur.
Stein made a lot of changes over all her years. She went to nursing school after she finished Atlantic City High School and was a registered nurse until she married Walter Stein, then quickly became a stay-at-home mom — mostly — to their only child, Judy Amato, 73.
When Amato left for college, her mother went back to nursing. But at almost 50, Stein continued her own education, first at the old Glassboro State College, now Rowan University, and later at Fairleigh Dickinson University, where she earned a master's degree in psychology.
"And she did (college) like a 17-year-old," Amato said from her home in New York. "She didn't know how to drive, so she learned."
When Stein was ready to work again, she helped kick off a preschool program called Head Start in Atlantic City and nearby towns. Next, she moved back to her old high school, where her work included drug counseling and a project to improve race relations among students. Later still came another job, teaching psychology at the then-Atlantic Community College.
But whatever her work was, Stein always sang for fun. When she was young, she performed professionally in Atlantic City, Amato said, and as a mother, Stein "sang in a synagogue on Friday nights and Saturdays, then in a church on Sundays," she added.
The Rev. Paul McKay, of Margate Community Church, has known Stein since she joined the Festival Chorus at his church more than 30 years ago. She was still a featured soloist into her late 80s, he said.
But she also loved hearing other singers: McKay and Stein would go to New York and the Metropolitan Opera when she was in her 90s, he said.
Joyce Anderson, of Linwood, said "singing was a passion for Ruthie." But she said her close friend was passionate about many things.
They got to know each other well when Anderson recruited Stein to teach at Atlantic Community. Anderson saw how committed Stein was when a class Stein taught in Atlantic City had to be called off because of snow. Some students showed up anyway, though, so their teacher invited them home and held a class in her Margate apartment.
Stein was in good health until the past year or so, but even cancer and other conditions couldn't make her relax and get lazy.
"She was frustrated as she got older because she always wanted to do something significant," Anderson said.
Right up to the end, Stein always wanted new challenges, new adventures.
"If you told me she went skydiving (last month), I wouldn't be surprised," her daughter said. "Wherever her curiosity took her, she was willing to go."
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1. Tell us about "Your First Garden."
"Your First Garden" is my first book that we've published in printed form. This fantasy book is a children's fantasy story narrated by the animals. There are not a lot of books on the market today that show children what the first garden may have looked like. Letting the animals tell the story, seemed like a fun idea. I believe the first garden of mankind was very loving and friendly; at least the one shown to me as a child by an incredible Sunday school teacher looked exciting. Then later in life, I read Jean Auel's book, "Clan of the Cave Bear" and loved this book so much it formed many images in my mind. Her writing provided a goal for me to someday be able to write about the beginning of time. The two ideas blended together and the outcome became "Your First Garden". My book allows children, parents, grandparents and caregivers to journey through and meet Freesia (1st woman) and Jeddah (1st man). Both of the first humans had a natural love for animals since they were brought to Earth with a direct mission to care for them. The animals have a natural bond with both Freesia and Jeddah, as will the readers. There are fun antics and sweet times had by everyone in the first garden. Readers will learn how Sally and Samuel the Seagulls continued to spread the word of the coming miracle that promised to change all the land. Skills of caretaking and skills of friendship are paramount in "Your First Garden" and while you find these traits dear, you will also enjoy the young couple, as they fall deeply in love with one another. Soon, that fateful day arrives and Freesia and Jeddah marry. A star is seen in the heavens presenting news of their Son, Jathan, who is born to carry out God's wonderful plan.
2. Why did you write this book?
Though I'm not a storyteller usually in the ordinary sense, there is a very loud creative vein running through my blood and in my brain almost 24/7. To this day, my hope is that children will read "Your First Garden" and fall in love with God and not have to do so in a traditional manner. They will see the animals, plus first man and woman wrapped in the playful way that the book is shown. The book provides fun for everyone. Also, we (Entry Way Publishing) published this book in order for me to revisit a fond memory of mine as a child. In the interim, our companies ended up with a product to use as a sample of the quality of books we publish. "Your First Garden" is a book we ship out to possible future customers of Entry Way Publishing or Digi-Tall Media, as well as to the purchasers of the book. You never know in publishing what books will sell and which ones will be slower sellers. I've been surprised with the amount of sales we have had of this one. Potential customers can quickly see the end result of Entry Way teamwork. In this particular case, the team consisted of: me the writer, me the publisher, a new artist, an illustration colorist, an editor and a proofreader. Combined talents brought about an extremely high caliber sample of a children's book containing 4-color illustrations (600 dpi) printed with quality binding by Fidlar-Doubleday.
3. How did you find the artists who helped you create "Your First Garden?"
One day in a conversation with one of our poets, I mentioned my idea about a children's book covering the Garden of Eve and she introduced me to a perfect artist for this project. My dream of finding an Anime artist was not coming true. So I became more open-minded about the way we would show my story. The introduction of Justin Paul Valdivia of California was just what we needed. He first drew a sample of what he imagined my book to portray as far as Freesia was concerned. At first, I wanted him to try the Anime style character, which I just love love love…instead, his drawings brought my writing exactly the images it needed. He was instantly hired. Linda T. Phillips came in as an incredible colorist – bringing to life all that Justin drew. Together they were a miraculous team for me and everyone is elated with its outcome. Elga Haymon White consented to being our proofreader and "Your First Garden" was born.
4. What drew you to writing for children instead of for adults?
Well, I had written a book of poetry and a book about a very scary demented family and neither of these really fit the idea of us having a product to show 'most' potential customers. Not everyone loves a macabre story and not all readers love poetry. Our company specializes in children's books, plus this was such a colorful genre to choose. Children are so lively and easily pleased when they read books about nature and animals.
5. How does the collaboration with an illustrator work?
Sharing my imaginations with Justin took a few drawings for the miraculous flow to stick. Even though his talent was quickly discernable, there was a bit of tweaking that came next. I'm certain following my ideas could not have been easy as I have a high multi-task mind that flits from one side of the spectrum to the other in seconds. Justin grabbed my attention one night when he drew Freesia. The rest of the drawings came one by one in black and white, with little change from that point on; even though I provided him revision feedback and instructions from time to time. Afterward, Linda T. Phillips joined us to showcase Justin's incredible drawings. She knew I favored pastel colors and after her palate was put in place, all the drawings finalized in such a way, my dream came true, thanks to Justin, Linda and Elga. You cannot imagine how excellent it feels to see every tiny detail from my mind placed first in draft and then in full color – this just seemed a true fantasy come true for me.
5. How did Freesia come to you?
Jean Auel had a woman in "Clan of a Cave Bear" who was a character living out being a pioneer alone in this world. She learned how to communicate through animals and learned how to make fire and search for food. I was captivated by her story. This is how I saw Freesia in my mind's eye while reading Ms. Auel's book.
6. You have a background as an event coordinator. What's the most successful event you've staged for your book?
The most successful event I've staged in my career really has not played out in book format yet. But thanks for the idea – maybe I'll start on that before 2011 is over. The outdoors to me is a wonderful way to see so much of creation which includes colors, sights, sounds, smells, etc. My favorite event was when I helped to coordinate and follow through with the adoption of 100 children through CASA quite a number of years ago. Handing Teddy Bears to new families as they hugged their adopted child and took them to their new homes was truly one of the things in my heart that remains dear to this day. Taking hundreds of people to enjoy Six Flags was a blast too. And I'd love to tell you about being in New Orleans mucking out houses for people who were homeless after the 'great storm'. This was so rewarding for me, I would have stayed forever if possible.
7. Do you have a favorite "fan" story? (describe)
No, I don't. But then 'yes' I do. As you see, even though I would tell you I have only a few fans, as an author (not yet anyway), I am certain that my best friend, co-worker, editor, and artist, Linda T. Phillips would call herself a fan of mine. She is…other than my own family members…my closest sister from another mother. She and I will love each other, work alongside each other and continue to inspire each other forever. Yes, I too am her fan. To me, she does flawless work with a drawing, has learned to edit better than a large majority of editors out there; and, I don't believe there is anyone like her anywhere. Together, we are the Texas Gals who yell, Howdy to hundreds of writers and have a blast in the meantime.
8. Which garden plant ranks first on your list? Why?
A rose. Yep, I know that's a flower and not a garden plant; but, still I love the thorns as much as I do the flowers and they grow on a vine. Could this possibly be a plant? Anyway, a red rose reminds me of my life. The thorns depict so much of what has come about from my very busy and eventful life. Some roses smell really sweet (representing the good times). Thorns have stung (representing my trials and tribulations) me more times than anyone can count (ouch). The color red represents the energy running through my blood. My favorite song is "Lady in Red" by Chris De burgh…and my pen name is RoseMeade. So it is nice that you've asked this question of me, thereby allowing me to share intimate details about myself and in such a detailed way.
9. How did you meet your husband? We love a romance.
My loving and devoted husband, Thomas and I met in a writer's website in November of 2000. At the time I had been divorced six years and had made up my mind not to ever fall in love again. Talking me into lunch was out of the question at first. Still, he pursued me first through emails (smart fellow) and then by writing love poems to me (yep, even smarter). Of course, I too wrote poems back. "The Flowers Came Too" was the poem I wrote to share about our first date. Our first date – a blind date, was at Red Lobster. This dashing sweet man walked inside the restaurant lobby carrying a bouquet of flowers for me. My heart fluttered right away, knowing instantly he was my date. We quickly realized our Internet relationship had flourished and grown via emails. Clear too, was the fact that our phone calls also were never going to end. Within three months, and after meeting his large family, I realized our lives were destined to be together. In April, Thomas and I celebrated our ten-year wedding anniversary. We are more in love with each other now than ever. What an honor it has been to be given an opportunity to be accepted by his family. I'll be grateful always and it's awesome to be able to tell people that meeting a husband on the Internet is fun and most definitely possible. Try it, after all, you just might find your match.
10. Tell us about your hometown — we love to travel.
My hometown to tell you the truth…is the Internet. My life travels have been many. You see, when our authors come to us with books that are about their travels, we get to go there literary-wise. Too, I've been able to travel many places. My birthplace was Colorado but as an infant, Mom brought me to Texas, where I've lived in many cities (Beaumont, Houston, San Antonio, Denton and Irving. After marrying Thomas, I finally settled in a beautiful suburb in north Dallas. In my past, I have 'stayed' in Panama Canal Zone Balboa (a story I'll write someday) for awhile and have spent some time in Louisiana, California and Iowa.
11. What's your favorite Southern food? (give us a story about why or when you first had it)
Have you ever tasted 'the best potato salad' in the world? Where does your mind go when you think of this question? Well, my mind goes to the potato salad that my mom, Evelyn taught me how to cook. To this very day, at all of our family functions and on special dates, everyone says, "VicToria, please make your potato salad; no one makes it quite like you." Oh, and who on earth doesn't like Mexican food at El Fenix? Is this the type of Southern food you mean?
12. What is your next writing project?
With this article for Dames of Dialogue and its listeners, I am divulging another Entry Way/Digi-Tall secret. Though it is not a secret to Ms. Phillips or to Elga Haymon White (a close client of mine who we've done a great many books with). This particular project is a book about birds. One day I was chatting with Ms. Elga on the phone (which we've now been doing for 7-8 yrs) and I admitted to her that I wondered 'what happens to the birds when it is very very hot or ice cold outside?' And, I asked her if she knew a lot about birds. Elga began sharing little stories with me and had me giggling with delight because her style of writing always touches my heartstrings. We thought of some very interesting birds and one by one, Linda T. Phillips brought them to life by perfectly illustrating them. Gorgeous artwork, fantastic stories, along with my editing and researching some facts, we have now almost finalized another Entry Way Team's effort. This book will be another way to show a different Team Work adventure. My goal is to be able to utilize the talent of many of our writers in projects where they get to know each other's skills and have fun with it. Now, I ask you…isn't that why we all love to read and write as much as we do?
Thanks, Maggie, for this opportunity to share about my book, "Your First Garden". Book buyers can visit any of our sites or go to the ever-popular 'Amazon' for a copy. We have an e-Book of this book available in several different retailers. Plus, if you visit Bookie Jar, you will find a fun way to read a bit of the book before you purchase a copy.


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Ridge Park Loop Trail is a 4.5 kilometer moderately trafficked loop trail located near Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada that features a river and is rated as moderate. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, nature trips, and birding and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
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Nice scenery but trail routes were not clear
I agree with other reviewer, that the trail was fun, but poorly marked. If it wasn't for trampled down brush, you'd have no idea where to go.
Nice trail but poorly marked with a lot of offshoots, the start/end area is a little confusing,
Great little spot for an afternoon hike.
Very steep at first, the train has little markers so using the GPS was the only way we could do the full trail and even then ended up doing some extra by mistake. Really nice views going up but not much to see during the bulk of the hike other than trees and mulch not much green. The river was very nice ! and there is a rope to help get across if it's wet. Once coming down it was really steep I had my son on a carrier on my back and it was a bit hard. Over all we would do it again.
Not a bad trail. Some sections are a little slippery- downhill gravel- a little harder on the 5 and 7 year old. On the southeast side of the trail there is no under brush- a little dreary, but once you come around to the other side it is a little greener. Nice benches along the north side part of the trail- we parked in the lot across from the gold course on Parkwood blvd. Only saw 4 other people on the trail!
I think this trail is more advanced than moderate. Going up the mountain it is poor marked as there are many smaller trails that seem to connect at some point to the trail. This hike is basically 1 hour hike up mountain and 1 hour down mountain. Since I'm a little less experienced it took me 2hrs 25 mins. There are some slippery areas especially around the river streams. There are lots of roots and uneven terrain going downhill. Uphill most of terrain is bark mulch. The trail is part off leash for dogs and part on leash. Hiking poles are recommended.


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Shoshonites from Agios Nectarios, Lesbos, Greece: origin by mixing of felsic and mafic magma
Pe-Piper, Georgia; Matarangas, Dionisis; Reynolds, Peter H.; Chatterjee, Amalya K.
European Journal of Mineralogy Volume 15 Number 1 (2003), p. 117 - 125
published: Feb 17, 2003
ArtNo. ESP147051501011, Price: 29.00 €
Miocene dykes and minor lavas at Agios Nectarios in southeastern Lesbos, of shoshonite (trachyandesite) composition, are texturally hybrid, containing felsic glass and minerals characteristic of primitive mafic magmas.The lava includes both felsic and mafic glass, now partly devitrified, and has phenocrysts of forsteritic olivine and clinopyroxene, with groundmass phlogopite. The olivine contains abundant chromite inclusions. The dyke rock has phenocrysts of phlogopite and clinopyroxene, both with chromite inclusions and the phlogopite is chemically similar to that in the lava. The nearby Skopelos ignimbrite has glass composition distinct from the more extensive Polychnitos Ignimbrite Formation, but similar to the felsic glass in the Agios Nectarios lava. Both lava and dyke rock appear to be hybrid, formed by mixing of basaltic crystal mush containing olivine, clinopyroxene and phlogopite phenocrysts with felsic magma of similar composition to glass from the Skopelos ignimbrite. New dates on the lava (K/Ar whole rock 17.9 ± 0.5 Ma) and the Skopelos ignimbrite (40Ar/39Ar biotite 18.1 ± 0.3 Ma) are essentially identical and allow the rocks to be placed in context within the volcanic stratigraphy of Lesbos. A new age of 17.9 ± 0.6 Ma on a dyke cutting the Sigri Pyroclastic Formation demonstrates that these older felsic pyroclastic rocks could be synchronous with the Skopelos ignimbrite. The occurrence of phlogopite phenocrysts with chromite inclusions and of pyrite inclusions in plagioclase and clinopyroxene phenocrysts indicates that the parent mafic magma was enriched in both S and K.
greece • lesbos • shoshonite • chromite • olivine • ignimbrite • magma mixing


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Work To Start On Finding Oil And Gas Near Swanage
7:40am 2nd July 2014
They'll be no fracking involved in the search for oil and gas near Swanage.
A company called Infrastrata plc say they'll only be using conventional drilling methods.
They have a three acre site at California Quarry which they'll start preparing this winter.
Before that they plan to hold another public information event to make sure everyone is fully aware of their plans.
InfraStrata's chief executive, Dr Andrew Hindle, said: 'We have now discharged all the pre-start planning conditions required by Dorset County Council and are preparing to start on the site this winter. Before this, we plan to run a short seismic programme to further image the geology under the wellpath and finalise the design of the well.'
'We want people to know that we are only using conventional drilling methods to target Jurassic and Triassic sandstones and limestones to reach reservoirs which have been in production elsewhere in Dorset using these same methods for many decades.'
There are three phases to the drilling process.
1. Construction of the wellsite - expected to take up to eight weeks. Likely to be undertaken this winter (2014/15).
2. The assembly and installation of drilling equipment and facilities and drilling of the exploratory well - expected to take up to eight weeks and likely to be undertaken in late winter (2014/15) or early next winter (2015/16).
3. Should oil or gas be encountered, the drilling rig would be demobilised and InfraStrata would undertake a long-term test with the well to establish whether it could produce oil or gas commercially using conventional methods. Any subsequent development of the site would require planning permission. If no commercial oil or gas are encountered, then the well will be plugged and abandoned and the wellsite restored to its original state.
Speaking about the potential benefits of the project, Dr Hindle said: 'If oil or gas were encountered and later successfully developed in Purbeck - following the relevant approvals - it would have a positive longer term impact on local and national industry, with local job creation and other economic benefits. In the short term, although drilling operations require specialised personnel, some support services contracts will be sourced locally. Nearby hotels, guesthouses and shops will benefit from the drilling rig and associated services personnel.'
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