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Gohmert — the man who gave cable news "terror babies" and told us the world would END if DADT was repealed (we're still here, Lou) — has suggested a 535-person exception to the District of Columbia gun laws. He'd like all lawmakers to come to the chamber packin'; proposing that every member of Congress carry a concealed handgun AT ALL TIMES.
How 'bout working on better mental health legislation to prevent loons like this from being out in public in the first place?
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But this is all to be expected. Rep. Peter King (R-NY) already proposed that no one with a gun be allowed within 1,000 feet of a lawmaker, which, if merged with Gohmert's measure, means that armed congressmen couldn't go within 1,000 feet of themselves. (The City Paper's Mike Schaffer cleverly points out that if both King and Gohmert had their way, the House floor would have to measure 82 square miles.)
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Sony may have discontinued the NEX-3, but the future of those interchangeable E-mount lenses seems downright secure — after all, they'll fit quite nicely on this new NEX-FS100. The NXCAM HD that Sony teased last November is what you're gawking at right now, which is either the pro alternative to the NEX-VG10 or the far-more-affordable PMW-F3, depending on whether you typically tote camcorders or tend to shoot professional film. Either way, $5,850 buys you a Super 35mm sensor that shoots 1080p60 content at up to 28Mbps to SD, Memory Stick (or an optional 128GB SSD) or output uncompressed 4:2:2 footage over HDMI, monitoring the lot on a swiveling 3.5-inch LCD display. The package doesn't include the 18-200mm F3.5-6.3 lens pictured above — that's an extra $700 on top of the price — but Sony will throw in that viewfinder tube and shotgun mic. While we all look forward to online availability and some thorough reviews, why not join us after the break for video? Then, scoot on over to F-Stop Academy for the very first footage shot with the unit.
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Predictors of Early Remission
This article describes the disease course in children with Graves' disease and explains how certain factors influence early remission in children using antithyroid drug therapy.
Incidence and Causes
The number of children diagnosed with autoimmune disorders is steadily climbing. While the reasons are unclear, the increased number of vaccines and overuse of antibiotics and chemical preservatives are suspected of contributing to this rise. This article describes autoimmune hyperthyroidism, Graves' disease, in children and explains how certain predictors can be used to determine if early remission is likely.
Disease Course and Symptoms
In general, children with Graves' disease typically have a milder disease course and rarely develop eye symptoms. However, because symptoms of hyperthyroidism in children are often similar to the normal changes seen in adolescence or those seen in attention deficit disorders, some children may not be diagnosed until symptoms become severe. Because symptoms may be more severe than those in adults at the time of diagnosis, children with Graves' disease often require prolonged courses (3-6 years, average 4 years) of low-dose anti-thyroid drugs to achieve remission. Several recent studies show that this protocol offers a high rate, up to 87 percent, of permanent remission.
Achieving Remission
Children who follow diets free of junk and processed foods, which are high in refined iodine and low in nutrients, are more likely to achieve permanent remission. And children who become involved in sports or other activities that help reduce stress can also achieve earlier remissions provided the sports competition isn't stressful in itself. Researchers at the University of California, Davis School of Medicine have also found several other factors that predict remission. These include a higher body mass index, lower heart rate, smaller goiters, lower platelet counts, lower thyroid hormone levels at the time of diagnosis, and lower levels of thyroid stimulating immunoglobulins (TSI). In general, children diagnosed with Graves' disease with a mild disease course and mild symptoms were more likely to achieve remission faster than children with cardiac symptoms, goiter and significant weight loss.
In this study, children using a block and replace protocol to prevent hypothyroidism when levels fell too low (from anti-thyroid drugs) also fared better than children on anti-thyroid drug treatment alone. Children were deemed to be in remission when their FT4 level remained within the normal range for six months after medications were stopped.
Patients who achieved early remission were also typically older, had an absence of eye symptoms, and had lower heart rates at the time of their diagnosis. Children achieving early remission were also more likely to have normal platelet counts and lower T3/FT3 levels. Patients who achieved early remission were able to stop anti-thyroid medications within 2 years. Only 25 percent of the children studied achieved remission within 2 years compared to 50-75 percent of adults on anti-thyroid medications.
Compliance with taking medications may play a role in this discrepancy. The children whose remission took longer remained on medications for 4 years. The children who achieved early remission were able to use a lower starting dose of PTU than the children whose remission took longer. With methimazole use, the starting dose was the same in both groups. Children with a goiter at the time of diagnosis who showed signs of goiter reduction were also more likely to achieve early remission than children who showed no improvement in goiter.
Males in the study were also more likely to achieve early remission than females. This may be related to fluctuating estrogen levels occurring in females nearing puberty. In both early and late responders, a minority of children used other prescription medications, for instance, beta blockers.
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Newer studies are needed to show the effects of alternative medicine, nutritional supplements and alternative medicine on the disease course in children. Other studies have shown that children with Graves' disease who achieve remission using anti-thyroid medications are unlikely to have relapses later in life. As with Graves' disease that develops in adults, the disease course is generally self-limiting although periods in which symptoms wax and wane are common. ♦
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In response to Happy marriages, written by Helen on May 29, 1998 at 10:47:39Perhaps my lack of experience with long-term relationships casts doubt on my judgment, but....I think Jane Fairfax will be quite happy for the nine or ten years that she lives with Frank and Mr. Churchill. She is so very much in love, and has such dreadful prospects without Frank, that she cannot help comparing any situation with the alternative she must have suffered. Though she may be happy, you see, I do not expect the couple to have much tranquility--they are both so highly charged with emotion, and she dies young, perhaps of childbirth or the weak lungs that run in the family. It would take more than ten years for her to weary of her husband! If Charlotte can command herself to be content in her situation, surely Jane Fairfax can bear with Frank's vagaries! She has quite as much to be grateful for, and more.
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"You can have Walter Payton and Barry Sanders in the backfield, but if you don't have the guys up front doing the job they need to do it doesn't matter."
Huntington has junior quarterback Clark Wilson starting in place of former starter Mark Shaver, who is now on the roster at Marshall. The Highlanders will alternate carries between fullback Paden Christian and running back Nick Tubbs for much of the night in their double-wing attack.
Seals added that he doesn't put much stock into preseason scrimmages for his own team - "We don't do a lot at the Grid that we do in the regular season," he said - but he added that, when assessing a first-week opponent, he must go by what he sees.
What he's seen from Hurricane troubles him.
"We've obviously got our hands full," he said. "They're good up front and, defensively, they're getting after the ball," Seals said. "They're flying around. You hear people talk and all that talk about, 'Oh, they're not very good on defense.' I tell you what, I sat here and watched them play a pretty good half of football against Woodrow, who's got a lot of similar athletes to what we do, and they got to the football."
The trouble Huntington had in keeping George Washington's defensive front from getting to its ball-carriers in those teams' final scrimmage was not going to influence Hurricane's defensive approach to the opener, Taylor said.
"We're going to do what we do. We haven't played them in a few years but they know what our defense is like," Taylor said. "It hasn't changed in 10 years, since Coach (Gary) Eggleton was here. They're going to have to stop us, and we're going to have to stop them, and they've got a lot of great athletes."
The teams have not met since Oct. 1, 2010, when Hurricane beat the Highlanders 53-28 in Huntington during Seals' second season with the program.
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So it is October now and that means all thoughts turn towards either Halloween or Christmas. Thanksgiving is just the waypoint between the two holidays and it's only good for turkey and sleeping. So in an effort to spread the cheer and fear of Halloween, I will be posting nothing but horror movies for the Movie of the Day post. Some will be true horror movies, others will be horrific to me for other reasons. All will fall within some scope of horror. So to kick this off, a little Cabin Fever.
Five college buddies retreat to the woods for a little R & R and end up getting a horrific lesson in infectious disease in this low-budget shocker. Cabin Fever stars Rider Strong as the geeky Paul, who hopes to settle in around the campfire with his brash buds Jeff (Joey Kern) and Bert (James DeBello), and make the moves on the nubile-but-shy Karen (Jordan Ladd). Unfortunately, a wayward, forest-dwelling vagrant (Arie Verveen) stumbles into their lives, his skin badly desiccated by a mysterious virus. Fearing for their own lives, the quintet decide to do away with the man, with little success: He stumbles away from the campsite and into a nearby stream, where his disease quickly infects the local water supply. It isn't long before the oblivious co-eds get a taste of the man's illness, and in their desperation, each learns that he or she will stop at nothing to survive. ~ Michael Hastings, Rovi
More gory than scary, I still get some chills when watching Cabin Fever. I will at least hand it to Eli Roth for making an entertaining movie and a nice send up to horror movie conventions. It's a mash up of different horror elements that doesn't reinvent the genre, but at least it knows what it is and does it well. Eli Roth is kind of a torture porn fanatic, considering his follow-up movies have been more towards the gore fest, rather than playing with the audience in a suspenseful manner. I must admit that Cabin Fever is a just a fun watch all around with such grotesque and absurd situations that add a bit of gallows humor into the proceedings.
Cabin Fever definitely leans on the hillybilly, mountain setting to fuel that unfamiliar place that horror movies need to drop their characters into so that they get flustered and make stupid decisions. That lonely cabin in the woods is also another horror element, setting up isolation and a claustrophobic nature to heighten the tension between the characters. The real care and craft, if you want to call it that, comes from the horrific mutilations and gore in the movie. Skin peeling off the body, showing the muscles and tissue beneath the cover, a lot of blood and the fact that the camera never looks away from a terrifying moment. It soaks it all in and never filters it for the audience, reveling in the bloodbath that Roth has created. You got to appreciate that sort of commitment to the grotesque feature.
I think a lot of people would classify this as a horrific movie. Not in the sense that it is bad, but that the movie never looks away from the moments of agony. We watch, unflinching, as the cabin mates struggle to survive whatever is happening to them. The kill, claw and fight their way to safety, sometimes with no payoff. But I find this movie terrifying for a completely different reason, a reason that would keep me from ever visiting this back wood mountain areas.
What. The. Fuck. Karate flipping, hand biting kids apparently run that town. That is horrifying.


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Weapons suspects now in court for murder
The suspects are alleged to have assaulted Sibusiso Titimani, 15, who died in hospital
A WOMAN out on bail broke down and cried in the Germiston Magistrate's Court yesterday as she watched her co-accused being led away to the holding cells.
Susanna Harmse, 50, was arrested on Friday with Wesley Courtney, 27, Christopher Duvenage, 25, Daniel Harmse, 19, Abraham Harmse, 50, and Christopher Harmse.
All the suspects are believed to be related.
They were all initially charged with unlawful possession of firearms and ammunition. However, the men had a more serious charge of murder added yesterday.
They were arrested at a house in Primrose East.
Numerous weapons including guns, knives and metre-long swords were recovered.
A swastika, normally associated with rightwing organisations such as the AWB and the Nazis, was also recovered.
Police spokeswoman Captain Pinky Tsinyane said their arrest followed months of investigation after cases of assault were reported in the area.
The suspects are alleged to have assaulted Sibusiso Titimani, 15, who died days later at Boksburg Hospital.
Titimani's friend, who was with him, managed to escape. He is expected to attend the identity parade and identify the suspects.
The deceased was allegedly near a mine dump with his friend when they saw three white males who chased them.
Titimani allegedly fell down and was assaulted.
The case was postponed to June 11.
Lock them up for a very looooong time. We don't need people who are a threat to the country's peace and reconciliation process.Report Abuse
Oldlady5 take note PetrosJHB was not forthcoming with the truth yesterday when he tried to make light of criminal activities of this 6, and you were too desperate to believe that he was right, in-spite that earlier reports on this case clearly stated that this bunch of coward terrorists were seen assaulting a youngster who later died as a result of his injuries. I wonder what it is that makes some want to make light of a criminal offense if a criminal is wh!te? how can we truly reconcile under this mischievous climate of half truths and insincerity?Report Abuse
How much time do u think they'll get until they come out and do the same thing again. Its people like them that makes me wonder if we can eva reconcile in this country...Report Abuse
@somaartakeityah lets wait and hear what will be said now that they are charged with the minors death. bet the rightwingers will look for a post where Zuma is the cetre of the topic and avoid this one
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Eleutherodactylus alcoae Schwartz, 1971, Ann. Carnegie Mus., 43: 26. Holotype: CM 45889, by original designation. Type locality: "22 km NE Cabo Rojo, 1500 feet (458 meters), Pedernales Province, República Dominicana".
Eleutherodactylus (Euhyas) alcoae — Hedges, 1989, in Woods (ed.), Biogeograph. W. Indies: 325. Heinicke, Duellman, and Hedges, 2007, Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA, 104: 10094; Heinicke, Duellman, and Hedges, 2007, Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA, Suppl. Inform., 104: Table 2.
Hispaniola Dwarf Robber Frog (Frank and Ramus, 1995, Compl. Guide Scient. Common Names Amph. Rept. World: 72).
Hispaniola: the Barahona Peninsula of the Dominican Republic and immediately adjacent coastal area in Haiti, 0-600 m elevation.
In the Eleutherodactylus ricordii group, according to the original publication. See accounts by Schwartz, 1976, Bull. Florida State Mus., Biol. Sci., 21: 20-23, and Schwartz, 1977, Cat. Am. Amph. Rept., 191: 1-2. In the subgenus Euhyas, but not assignable to series according to Hedges, 1989, in Woods (ed.), Biogeograph. W. Indies: 325, or Lynch and Duellman, 1997, Univ. Kansas Mus. Nat. Hist. Spec. Publ., 23: 219. In the Eleutherodactylus (Euhyas) armstrong species series of Hedges, Duellman, and Heinicke, 2008, Zootaxa, 1737: 66. See photograph, map, description of geographic range and habitat, and conservation status in Stuart, Hoffmann, Chanson, Cox, Berridge, Ramani, and Young, 2008, Threatened Amph. World: 316.
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Suleman, 37, checked into the Chapman House Treatment Center last week because of "anxiety, exhaustion, and stress" linked to a Xanax addiction, her rep says.
"Ms. Suleman has been taking Xanax that was prescribed by her doctor to deal with her anxiety but she felt she needed a treatment program to help with her recovery," her rep tells ABC News. "She will be in treatment for 28 days or more if needed."
The rep adds, "Although the rehab offered to treat her at no charge, Ms. Suleman opted to pay for the program."
Suleman, who made headlines when she gave birth to octuplets in 2009 – in addition to her six other children – will leave her brood in the care of three nannies and friends, TMZ reports.
Suleman filed for bankruptcy in April and recently made an adult video and posed semi-nude for a magazine to earn cash.
Source: 'Octomom' Nadya Suleman Goes into Rehab for Xanax Addiction
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I must be in the minority but I have never had a bunion, hang nail, or any other callous related ailments. I weigh 330 and play minor league football in some of the worst footwear imaginable but my feet remain angelic and dare I say fabulous for a 40 year old man. (Smell not factored into the "angelic" part)
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The second part (even though seems like it's straight out of left field) is more than a little confusing, "time-wise", but still interesting (probably because it's....well, straight out of left field). Nevertheless, I take your point, and appreciate your expressed concern for my welfare (life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, etc.). To re-wind the time-line a bit, though, your concerns seem to have been "overtaken by events", as it turns out, since I've already been here twelve good years now, and deeply suspect that there must be something here that I like (several somethings, actually). On the other hand (to return to my commentary that prompted your concern), I've learned through experience not to brush my teeth with the tap water, and to avoid the Five Alarm Triple XXX Habañero Salsa, and whatever else I tossed in up there as bait to counter the "live hard, die hard" bunch (which seems to be working allright, if I do say so myself)) - on the other other hand, if they want to brush their pearly whites with tap water, guzzle down the fire-eater's friend to their hearts' content, and drink the lemming-ade, etc - why, go right ahead on, be my guest - nobody's stopping them - and we're always in need of another good point man. So, thanks again, I take your point and appreciate your concern, but I don't like Playa any less for the dumb things (otherwise presumably intelligent) people say in these sometimes profound, sometimes nutty posts - no worries, it's all in the game (unless they want to hold me down and force-feed me the Five Star whatchmacallit salsa and make me brush my teeth with tap water). Thanks for the heads-up. Last edited by beam-eye; 07-08-2012 at 11:46 PM.. |
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I haven't been to Bob's for a while now, but I thought they looked a little flakey at the time, too (the cars also looked pretty flakey - lots of old Tauruses with those splotchy "dead skin" paint jobs). ("Tauruses" sounds like one of those large marine mammals, maybe in the deep end of the pool? Uh-oh! Watch your feet! Watch your feet!). Last edited by beam-eye; 07-09-2012 at 10:24 PM.. Reason: Add-in "multiple paragraphs" |
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The Head and the Heart have been on a nice roll this past 12 months. They have played shows with the likes of Death Cab for Cutie and My Morning Jacket while garnering critical love for their self-titled debut. And this past weekend, they pushed their name further out into the mainstream consciousness with a spirited performance on PBS' Austin City Limits. Their set included tracks such as "Cats and Dogs," "Lost in My Mind," and "Rivers and Roads." In addition, their time on ACL was shared with British indie rockers Gomez, who take the stage following THATH. You can watch the full episode below.
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Big Spring GREENWOOD — Big Spring baseball was also on the receiving end of a loss on the road Tuesday, as the Rangers held on for a 5-2 win over the Steers, throwing a monkey wrench in Head Coach Bert Otto's plan to nab the No. 2 seed out of District 4-3A, which is more desirable than a No. 3 spot due to the strength of potential opponents.
In the top of the first inning, Karsten Knudson and Haegan Rodriguez led off the game with back-to-back singles, then Knudson scored a run on a sacrifice fly by Gunnar Kennedy to put the Steers up 1-0.
More often than not, when you give up 10 runs in a baseball game it's bad news, but that wasn't the case for Howard College on Tuesday. The Hawks were smacking the ball around and won 16-10, with sophomore Reed Seeley belting a grand slam to help key the win.
Howard also got a little — OK, a lot — of help from mistakes on the part of the Westerners, who recorded six errors in the high-scoring affair.
SNYDER — Big Spring's varsity track squads competed in the first day of the District 4-3A in Snyder on Monday, with several Steers and Lady Steers placing among the top-ranked participants.
Boys • Triple jump — Shahiem Menefield, fifth place, 40-10 ½. • 3,200 — Gustavo Lugo, first place, 10:48:42; Joshua Means, second place 11:10.
Girls • Triple jump — Yaneira Tuitt, first place, 34-9 ¾. • Shot put — Julia Wilson, fifth place, 31-8 ¾. • 3,200 — Karina Alvarado, second place, 13:27.
Following up a doubleheader in which Howard College outscored Frank Phillips College 31-3 between the two games, the Hawk softball squad took it a little easier on Clarendon College on Saturday at Foundation Field. This time, Howard — which has won eight straight — allowed five runs on the day, taking Game One 16-1 and Game Two 12-4.
There simply hasn't been much competition for the Hawks (40-8, 15-1), who lead the Western Junior College Athletic Conference and are currently five games ahead of Midland College and Odessa College which are tied for second.
Big Spring MONAHANS — Big Spring kept on rolling with a 14-1 shelling of Monahans on Thursday. Following Adam Franco's shutout performance Tuesday, pitcher Gunnar Kennedy found his rhythm, allowing just one run in the five-inning affair.
"(Kennedy) struggled in the first couple of innings, then he started to hit his spots and was lights out for us," said BSHS Head Coach Bert Otto, Again, the Steer offense was spread out, with batters 1-9 contributing at the plate.
SNYDER — It is starting to look like another trip to Austin is in the cards for the Big Spring boys golf team.
After the first round of district play, Big Spring sits atop the standings with a combined score of 301, edging rival Wylie which shot a 309. Snyder rounded out the top three with a score of 312.
Leading the Steers were Devin Roberson and Tate Kennedy who each shot 73. Ryan Pollard scored a 77, Jason Guevara shot a 78 and Tyler Bryan shot a 79.
Hutchinson, Kan. — Another thrilling season of Howard College men's basketball is in the books.
The Hawks — who received an at-large bid to the National Junior College Athletic Association championship tournament — was eliminated Thursday by a scrappy Vincennes squad, 70-65.
It looked like business as usual for Howard in the opening minutes of play.
HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Howard College men's basketball team had never seen a crowd like they did Tuesday at the National Junior College Athletic Association championship tournament as they were tasked with facing the hometown team — Hutchinson Community College (31-2) — which was in the national tourney for the first time since 1997.
But, the Hawks have some big time players who made some big time baskets down the stretch to take a commanding lead they wouldn't relinquish and removed the Blue Dragons from the bracket with a 92-69 win.
It was a tight game for 30 minutes.
Big Spring SNYDER — Big Spring Head Baseball Coach Bert Otto's team is off to another good start.
Using a little small ball, patience and luck, the Steers won their district opener on the road against Snyder by a score of 2-0.
Both teams' bats were quiet to start off, when in the top of the fourth inning, Haegan Rodriguez led off with a stand-up triple.
Gunnar Kennedy then hit a ball hard to the Tigers' short stop who committed a throwing error, allowing Rodriguez to cross home plate and Kennedy to advance to second base.
Big Spring SNYDER — District play has been full of ups and downs for Big Spring — and it's only the first week.
After a 12-2 run-rule victory over Wylie to kick off 4-3A action, the Lady Steers lost by the same score to Snyder on Tuesday, also in run-rule fashion.
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Nothing the El Paso elite do any more surprises me but the stench of corruption just gets stronger each day. City Council's latest ploy to get the community to fund the playgrounds for the rich is the latest round of stadium talk. City Council, in their limited ability to understand that they are just puppets …
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Beverly, MA – Endicott College holds its seventy-third commencement exercises on Friday, May 24 at 10:30 am at the Stadium, Endicott College, 376 Hale Street, Beverly, MA. 725 students are expected to graduate in 2013: 200 with Master of Arts, Master of Education, Master of Science, Master of Business Administration, or Master of Fine Arts degrees, 520 students with Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Arts, or Bachelor of Fine Arts degrees, and five with Associate in Arts or Associate in Science degrees.
Colin Angle will be the commencement speaker and recipient of an Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters. He is the Chairman of the Board, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder of iRobot Corp, and one of the world's leading authorities on mobile robots.
An industry pioneer with more than two decades of experience and numerous professional awards, Angle co-founded iRobot in 1990. Before that, he was president of Artificial Creatures Inc and worked at MIT's Artificial Intelligence Laboratory. He has been named CEO of the Year by the Mass Technology Leadership Council, a Mass High Tech All-Star, one of Fortune Small Business' Best Bosses and New England Entrepreneur of the Year by Ernst and Young (with iRobot co-founder Helen Greiner). Angle has appeared as an industry expert on CNN, CNBC, Business Week, CNET, the New York Times and Newsweek. He is active on the Robotics & Intelligent Machines (RIM) advisory board.
Angle holds a bachelors degree in electrical engineering and a master's degree in computer science, both from MIT. His master thesis produced Genghis, a six-legged autonomous walking robot that now resides at the Smithsonian National Air and Science Museum in Washington, D.C.
Michael A. Charles will receive an Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters at the ceremony. He is the General Secretary of the Bermuda Union of Teachers. He is an accomplished educator who taught high school in Brooklyn and Staten Island before relocating to Bermuda to continue his teaching career as Deputy Principal at Paget Primary School. Before becoming General Secretary, he served as president twice and Vice President of the Caribbean Union of Teachers. He was recently appointed by the Governor to be a Justice of the Peace.
Charles has served as Vice President of the Bermuda National Athletic Association, and is a member of the Bermuda National Education Committee, National Drug Commission, the National Training Board, and the Caribbean Education Awards Committee.
Charles holds Master and Bachelor degrees from the City University of New York.
Ernest J. Mannino will also receive an Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters at the ceremony. He is the Deputy Executive Director for the National Association of Elementary School Principals (NAESP), where he focuses on advocacy, governance and government relations, and also the CEO of the National Association of Elementary School Principals Foundation, a position responsible for managing grants that seek to recognize outstanding service to the profession.
Prior to his work with NAESP, he was the Executive Director of the Virginia Association of Elementary School Principals. He has also worked in the U.S. House of Representatives as a legislative analyst on the Committee on Education and Labor, chief clerk on the Committee on House Administration, and in the Director of Congressional Intern Program.
Mannino's community activities include working with Montgomery County on the Human Relations Commission, Partnership Board for Victims of Hate/Violence, Task Force on Mentoring, and the Board of Education. He served as a Lyndon Baines Johnson Congressional Intern, has won the Pathfinders Award for Outstanding Educational Leadership by the Virginia Association of Elementary School Principals, and received a Resolution of Appreciation from the Virginia State Board of Education.
Mannino received his bachelor's degree from Westfield State College.
Joanne Holbrook Patton will also receive an Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters at the ceremony. She is owner and CEO of Green Meadows Farm in Hamilton, MA, the region's only certified organic farm. Before assuming its leadership upon the death of her husband, Major General George S. Patton in 2004, Patton owned and directed Patton Consultant Services, a national resource agency providing trainers, consultants and speakers to nonprofit organizations. Today, Green Meadows Farm features its own organic produce, pasture-raised meats, a 350-member CSA, a farmstand, eco-tours, children's educational programs, and community festivals.
As the mother of five, including a mentally-challenged son, Patton has made the concerns of people with disabilities a personal cause, during her 28 years as a military wife and in her civilian community service. She co-founded the Special Friends program for adults with special needs and earlier co-founded and produced a cable television program , Ready, Willing, Enable, highlighting services for persons living with disabilities.
Patton's life as an Army wife led her to senior volunteer service as the first national volunteer consultant for both American Red Cross Services to Military Families and the Army Community Service. She served for many years on the Advisory Council for the National Military Family Association and was awarded both the Outstanding Civilian Service Medal and the Distinguished Community Service Decoration from the Department of the Army.
Patton has served on the boards of the North Shore Chamber of Commerce, the North Shore Music Theatre, C.A.S.T. (The Center for Applied Special Technology) and the Walnut Hill School, among others. She is an emerita Board member of Sweet Briar College, her alma mater, which honored her with its Distinguished Alumna award, and of Norwich University's Board of Fellows. Three organizations have established scholarships in her name.
The Excellence in Teaching Award, voted on by the graduating class, goes to Professor Brendan Cronin who completed his hospitality management studies in Ireland and is a graduate of the City and Guilds Institute of London. Brendan has a Master of Business Administration from Endicott College where he teaches Events Management, Culinary Arts, Hospitality Entrepreneurship and Senior Internship Seminars. He serves on several committees on campus and is the chapter advisor for Eta Sigma Delta, The International Hospitality Management Honor Society. In 2012, Brendan published his first book, Cheffin' - the first part of a trilogy autobiography.
Before coming to Endicott, Brendan worked in Switzerland in various 5 star hotels, restaurants and resorts. He has also worked for major international hotel companies in Ireland, Switzerland, Africa, Thailand, Macao, Malaysia and Singapore. Prior to joining Endicott College in 1995, He taught at Les Roches Hotel Management School in Switzerland – rated one of the top hotel management schools in the world. During his stay at Les Roches, he obtained his Master Chef qualification, the highest culinary achievement recognized worldwide.
Brendan has worked on several hospitality textbooks, especially in the field of translation and translated the original textbook "Precis de Cuisine" from French and German to English for the Swiss food company, Nestlé. He is a member of the American Culinary Federation (ACF), The International Council on Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Education (I-CHRIE), and the Massachusetts Restaurant Association (MRA).
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