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June 26th, 2012 #1
Jacob.Dunn.Art - Rebuilding Myself.
My name is Jacob Dunn and this is my epic journey to becoming an incredible artist. I've returned from taking a break after I graduated with my B.S. in Video Game Design.
So subscribe and follow me. I'll be posting as much stuff as I possibly can! I'm going to grind myself down to sand, go through blood, sweat, tears, and carpal tunnel to make a dream happen.
This creature is called a Phorak.
Seem to need to learn how to blend a lot better. A lot of my work comes off muddy.
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Trying to learn blending in photoshop, also learning going from black and white to colored.
Apple study
Tomorrow my goal is to wake up and draw straight for 12 hrs.
That means i'm going to try and draw 12 fruits 1 hour each for practice and studies
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June 27th, 2012 #3
1st up for today's 12hr fruits and veggies studies..the tomato.
I'll be here all day kids
June 27th, 2012 #4
2nd hr done. Blueberry.
Trying out different texture brushes in photoshop as well as still trying to learn to blend.
June 27th, 2012 #5
Great start! Nice to see you focusing on values at this stage, keep that up!
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3rd hour down. This one I thought was going to be pretty quick and easy but the texture in it gave me some problems. Seem to have dropped the ball on this one but, oh well next time!
-Cgaddict- Thanks a lot Also grats on being the 1st one to comment on my stuff! I appreciate any and all input, not only nice but any critique is always welcomed.
If I can get 5 different users to comment on my work and this sketchbook , I will add an extra hour , working 13 hrs today.
The last hour I will dedicate to you all and make a creature design sketch
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4th hour down. This time a banana, I did this one rather fast and hard edges are a lot easier for me.
3rd of the way done for the day woot!!!
June 27th, 2012 #8
Orange and friends
5th hour down.
Orange, lemon, and lime.
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6th hour done.
Halfway done with the day lol.
6 more hours to go, 4 more people to post for a extra hour which will be a creature dedicated to 5 of the people.
Get those responses, critiques and questions coming!
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The raspberries tastes like raspberries.
This time I tried to just go straight in with color. I like the non-black/greys look. Very bright and fun though it seems to be a little harder trying to think of value/color.
Anyways, one of my favs so far.
June 27th, 2012 #11
Started workin on a strawberry, was actually hard because of all the seeds.
June 28th, 2012 #12
Quick 15m pear study. I guess since I was drawing fruit so much yesterday i'm kinda over it right now. I'm really in the mood for creatures/horns specificially.
So off to study some horns/tusks
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Horn Study
Tried some quick horn studies tonight
Sad to say but i'm rather frustrated with trying to learn blending.
My stuff never looks finished/blending well. Been watching some videos
Pen pressure set to opacity pen pressure, shape dynamics to %70 min., flow set to %25 percent.
If anybody knows a better way or have a video/pdf/something to learn from plzZzzzzzzzzzzZZZZZZZZZZZzzzzz show me.
I watched anthony jones recently make a LoL character fanart from black and white and then smooth soo well and I'd like to try to do that too.
July 3rd, 2012 #14
Jelly Stache
Just been annoyed with some stuff, so sat down to do something with a lot of curves and flow.
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Galacto Dragon
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Task force focus on arson in Manchester having desired effect
"It's still a very active task force," said Manchester Police Chief David Mara. "It's a good example of a coordinated effort between city departments, who are able to work closely, and well, together for the good of the community. They had another arrest (last) week."
An investigation by the city's arson task force resulted in the arrest last Tuesday of Heather Jones, 39, of 415 Granite Street on four counts of arson, in connection with three suspicious fires along the same block on the West Side, as well as a blaze in the building she lives in. District Fire Chief Michael Gamache said a surveillance camera caught images of a woman allegedly setting the fire, and investigators assigned to the task force dispatched to the scene recognized Jones, who they claim was watching firefighters extinguish the flames.
An arson task force was formed by the city fire and police departments in 2011, with assistance from state police and the state fire marshal. Cases investigated as possible arsons are listed as being of incendiary origin. It can take weeks, sometimes months, to determine that the fire was deliberatively set. Investigators use physical evidence, insurance and financial paperwork and forensic investigation techniques to determine that a fire is arson, not accidental.
According to city crime statistics, in 2011 there were 72 arson cases investigated by police in Manchester, 5 of which resulted in arrests. The task force was formed halfway through that year, and in 2012 the number of cases fell to 55, with 6 cases cleared by arrest.
As of May 3, there have been 14 arson cases in Manchester. Of those, 5 - nearly one third - have resulted in arrests.
"We've had good results so far this year," said Manchester Det. Tim Patterson, a member of the task force. "This is one of the hardest crimes to solve."
Patterson said the Manchester task force has a significantly higher success rate in terms of case clearances resulting in arrests than similar groups across the country. Patterson said the national clearance rate is annually about 2 or 3 percent of all cases, while in Manchester it's closer to 15 or 16 percent.
"That's a pretty significant difference," said Patterson. "They are hard cases to crack, because we usually start out behind the eight ball. The evidence burns, there's no one there to see it happen, and there's usually no cameras filming when it's lit."
"It's a very good group of investigators," said Capt. Nick Willard, Manchester Police Investigative Division Commander, who oversees his department's involvement with the task force. "They aren't called to every fire, but once they are they hit the ground running. The investigation starts immediately. I think it can be a deterrent."
Willard said the task force features the same team of investigators - Peter Lennon, Mitch Cady and Rick Clement of the Manchester Fire Department - as when it was first formed. The exception is Patterson, who joined the team last year.
Willard said members of the task force are required to go through specialized training for arson investigators.
"We are very lucky to have someone like Detective Patterson on the task force," said Willard. "He is an instructor at the Arson Seminar each year at St. Anselm."
Tips from the public are also an important part of preventing suspicious fires.
"Tips are very important, they help us tremendously," said Deputy Fire Marshal Paul Lennon said. "Anything is going to help, no matter how small. Every bit of information is important."
The Manchester Fire Department maintains an "Arson Tipline," an anonymous way for citizens to report knowledge of arsons. The telephone number for the tipline is 644-FIRE (3473), and the email address is email@example.com. Callers can leave voice mails, and anyone providing a tip is eligible for a reward if the information leads to an arrest and prosecution.
Willard said there is no peak season for arson cases.
"They can occur any time," said Willard. "Usually, we'll get one individual who feels a need to set fires, or a particular item on fire. If that person is identified, and charged, the arsons may stop for a bit, and then you get someone who wants to be a copycat and they start up again."
Manchester does have a higher number of arson cases than comparable cities in New England. In 2011, Worcester, Mass., reported 10 arson cases. Portland, Maine, reported 18 cases, while Burlington, Vt., shows two cases. That same year, Manchester reported 72 arson cases.
"People should realize, just because there are 55 arsons here in one year, there probably aren't 55 arsonists running around," said Patterson. "It's not like Manchester is a magnet for people who are obsessed with fire. Someone is fascinated with it, and they keep doing it until they are caught."
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Lake to offer camping, hiking and more
WINCHESTER -- The long-awaited opening of Diamond Valley Lake on Friday couldn't come a moment sooner for anglers, but campers and hikers will have to wait a while longer before pitching tents or strolling along the shores of one of California's largest man-made lakes.
That's not to say that recreation never will have a place at the lake 15 minutes north of Temecula,which at 4.5 miles long and over 2 miles wide is larger even than Lake Havasu.
Officials with the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, which built the lake, have been juggling plans to provide for camping, hiking and other activities around Diamond Valley for years.
The entire lake will be open to fishing by boat and people can cast from the shore along about 1,000 yards on the northern edge of the lake.
Fifty boats are available for rental -- 40 bass boats and 10 pontoons. People can also bring their own boats onto the lake, as long as they are approved ahead of time. Everything from sea kayaks to sailboats to motor boats are allowed on the lake.
Boats with four-stroke or direct-fuel-injection two-stroke engines are allowed. Carbureted or electron fuel injection two-stroke engines are prohibited, and boats must use a fuel free of methyl tertiary butyl ether, which has polluted hundreds of ground-water sources around the country.
Yet, some forms of recreation never will be allowed on the lake, which is actually a reservoir designated to hold six months worth of emergency drinking water in the event of a major earthquake or other catastrophe that could disrupt Southern California's water supply.
"Because the lake's primary function is (as a) water supply, there's no body contact allowed on the lake," said Leslie Barrett, program manager for Diamond Valley Recreation, a department within the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California.
That means no personal watercraft, water-skiing, swimming or other sports that bring people in contact with the water will be allowed. So most of the future recreation focuses on areas around the lake.
A comprehensive plan is being developed that water district officials hope will eventually turn 1,100 acres on the east side of the lake into a recreational complex with camping, museums, playgrounds, a second lake and possibly a golf course.
The Valleywide Recreation District, a Hemet-based nonprofit organization, is working to turn 85 acres of that land into a sports park that would include eight baseball fields, eight soccer fields, playgrounds and an olympic-sized swimming pool.
Barrett said the sports park is being designed now and should be under construction by the beginning of next year.
In the same vicinity, water district officials are planning to create a 70-acre lake surrounded by camping, picnicking sites and a 40-acre youth camp.
"What we're seeking to do is develop a smaller lake in the eastern area that would allow the kind of uses prohibited in the larger lake," Barrett said.
Officials are working on the lake's design now and hope to begin construction late next year, Barrett said.


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Morse leads the Friars in all-time scoring against the Big Green with two assists.
Dec. 29, 2013
- The Friars will travel to Hanover, N.H. to take on the Dartmouth Big Green in a non-conference match-up.
- The puck is set to drop at 2:00 p.m. at Thompson Arena on Tuesday, Dec. 31.
- The game will mark the first for the Friars after a three week break from games for the holiday season.
- Dartmouth will be providing live stats of the game, to access the feed CLICK HERE.
- Providence will also be providing live updates of the game through its Twitter page (@PCWHockey).
- Last time out the Friars fell 5-1 to the Yale Bulldogs on home ice on Dec. 6.
- The Friars outshot the Bulldogs 39-28 but could not find a way to break Yale goaltender Jamie Leonoff, who stopped 38 of the 39 shots she faced.
- Yale took a strong three-goal lead before Providence was able to respond with a goal from Stephanie Demars.
- It was DeMars' second goal of the season, notching her first against Clarkson earlier in the year.
- Leading scorer Corinne Buie notched the lone assist on the play to move her point streak to four games.
- Buie is now three points away from the 100-point plateau with 97 points on 44 goals and 53 assists.
- Sarah Bryant made 23 saves in her 16th appearance between the pipes for the Friars this season.
- Dartmouth enters Tuesday's game with a 2-11-0 overall record and a 2-7-0 mark in ECAC play.
- The Big Green are led by Lindsey Allen, who has collected a team-best eight points on two assists and a team-high six goals.
- Three Dartmouth players are tied for the team-lead in assists with four apiece.
- Lindsay Holdcroft has played the majority of minutes in goal for the Big Green, playing 544:37 minutes in nine appearances this season.
- Holdcroft holds a .903 save percentage and a 2.86 goals against average with an overall record of 2-7-0.
- Freshman goaltender Robyn Chemago has also notched time in goal for Dartmouth.
- Chemago holds a .905 save percentage and a 3.02 goals against average in 178:46 minutes of play.
- The Big Green are currently on a five game losing streak, with two of the five being overtime losses.
- Last time out Dartmouth was edged by Vermont 1-0 on Dec. 11 after falling 2-1 to New Hampshire on Dec. 8.
- Holdcroft made 24 saves in the loss to Vermont, while Chemago made 33 against New Hampshire.
- Dartmouth's two wins came against Rensselaer (3-1 on Nov. 2) and Colgate (2-1 on Nov. 15).
- The series history between the Big Green and the Friars dates back to Feb. 7, 1979, when the Friars defeated Dartmouth 5-1 at Schneider Arena.
- The two will be meeting for the 53rd time in the history of the two programs, with Providence holding the edge in the all-time series with a record of 28-23-1.
- Rebecca Morse leads the Friars in scoring against the Big Green with two points on two assists in three career games against Dartmouth.
- Last time the two faced, Dartmouth edged Providence 4-2 at Schneider Arena.
- Morse notched two assists in the loss, while Lexi Romanchuk tallied a goal and Molly Illikainen notched an assist.
- Though outshooting the Big Green 34-20, the Friars could not beat Holdcroft to steal the win.
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Whisky made mainly from wheat or maize.
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schmutzhaken, or in my world, a broom left outside in one position too long.Posted Monday, December 13, 2010, at 12:14 PM
A bent broom. No, two bent brooms.
Have you ever left a broom laying against the wall for too long? We have two of them and did not pay anywhere near what I bet this one costs.
Ever heard the saying about making an omelet out of broken eggs? Now it is called engineering.
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One of Lannie's best beloved hobbys is tracking his roots , he will spend ours doing this and has gone back in England in the 1800's .
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5 Bedrooms, 4 suites, pool with barbecue 300m from the beach
House has 05 quarters (being 4 suite and complete dependence for employees.
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Mac: getTunes 2.3 released
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Compatibility with iTunes 4.5 only
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Yay… Now if only CowPimp would update MyTunes for iTunes 4.5.
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You'll recall that the author lost the only copy of the MyTunes source code in a massive Windoze crash, and doesn't want to rewrite the damn thing. Too funny for words.
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Weird. I had a dead hard drive last month too.
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When we got back to the apartment, nothing else had been done to it since we left though there were some duvet covers in the bedrooms now. As there was nowhere else to sit we took the duvet from my room, threw it on the huge window sill and the three of us sat on there waiting for Bruce to come back. At this point we all admitted that we were so disappointed with our school ...
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A process whereby the distribution from a limited partnership, real estate investment trust (REIT) or other pooled investment is automatically reinvested into common units or shares in a fund, often at a discount to the current market price. Investors can set up distribution reinvestment plans with the partnership itself, or with a broker through which the units are held.
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WHAT: World renowned biomedical gerontologist, Dr. Aubrey De Grey will present the possibilities of Reversing the Aging Process at the Cellular Level.
WHEN: Sunday, April 6, 2014 at 2:30pm (doors open at 1PM)
WHERE: The Church of Perpetual Life
1855 McKinley Street, Hollywood, FL 33020
WHY: An increasing number of people are refusing to accept involuntarily death.These individuals are rebelling against the scientific and societal inertia that robs us of our youth, health and very existence. The Church of Perpetual Life has been established to fill a gap in modern society. The church unites like-minded people into organization that will teach scientific rationality along with the Creator's plan for mankind to develop technologies that will facilitate the transformation of life into an environment of perpetual duration.
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About Dr. Aubrey de Grey:
Dr. Aubrey de Grey is Chief Science Officer and co-founder of the SENS Foundationand author of Ending Aging. He received his BA in Computer Science and Ph.D. in Biology from the University of Cambridge. Dr. de Grey is Editor-in-Chief of Rejuvenation Research, is a Fellow of both the Gerontological Society of America and the American Aging Association, and sits on the editorial and scientific advisory boards of numerous journals and organizations.
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ABA Commission on Youth at Risk
Friday, Feb. 8, 2013
Dallas, Texas
ABA Commission on Youth at Risk
Thank you Bob.
It is an honor to be here today to talk to the thought leaders in ABA who are on the forefront of the issue of domestic minor sex trafficking.
All forms of human trafficking are an affront to our common humanity.
But trafficking in children is an act so incomprehensibly vile that it is hard to imagine.
Yet, we see it every day…all across our country, in our towns, our schools, our group homes, and in too many other places.
That the Commission on Youth at Risk recognizes the importance of this issue is a sign of your unwavering commitment to youth and children who need representation.
Since your inception in 2006 you have pushed the envelope in the name of vulnerable children all over this country and I applaud you.
I am proud to stand before you today to affirm that the Department of Health and Human Services and the Administration for Children and Families will always be willing to work with you in the name of children victims of human trafficking to ensure they receive the legal representation they deserve.
These children have lost so much and so often have nowhere to turn and no one to trust. And yet, because of the way our conflicting laws still read, many may face convictions and jail time.
I pledge to work with you until young girls or boys who are too young to consent to sex are no longer brought up on charges of prostitution for acts they were forced into by someone else.
The issues we are exploring today have been an important priority of mine even before I came to Washington.
These are still relatively new problems for the federal government—neither trafficking nor the consequences of the enforcement of immigration laws have lit up our radar screen in the past.
But all that has changed.
Some have said we are at a tipping point. I agree.
We used to dismiss these issues as just another form of prostitution.
As if it were somehow a personal problem or an issue that really didn't concern us.
We used to ignore victims and their needs because it was easier to turn away than to take responsibility.
Those days are over; we will not turn back now.
Never again will we have to say that the United States government doesn't understand the issue or that it has turned its back on such widespread human suffering.
But it wasn't easy getting here. The struggle for basic human rights continues and the ABA's Commission on Youth at Risk is among the vanguard.
Because of your efforts and those of many more, we are actively making our programs more responsive to the needs of the victims who are trapped in these terrible situations.
The only way we'll make a difference is if we work together.
No one…not the federal government, not states, not local organizations…can combat these problems alone.
Together we can begin to turn tables on those who subject other people to the greatest degradations known to mankind.
Now is the time to harness the momentum of this movement.
It is time to create a continuum of care that provides safe, licensed and supportive shelters.
It is time to get the licensing and policy issues right so that we do not subject trafficking victims to re-abuse.
It is time to create therapeutic interventions and services to meet the diverse needs of victims.
And it is time we create uniform safe harbor laws for all victims of trafficking.
In Florida, where I was Secretary of the Department of Children and Families, I co-chaired the Florida Statewide Task Force on Human Trafficking.
Florida, as many of you know, has the dubious distinction of ranking near the top in the nation in human trafficking victims because of its hospitality and agriculture industries.
The cases still haunt me.
In one, a Jacksonville man recruited two minors from Virginia for prostitution by promising them lavish vacations in Florida and elsewhere.
In another case, an Orlando man met a 17-year-old girl online and promised to make her a "star." Instead, he forced her into prostitution in California and Las Vegas, advertising her services on Craigslist.
Recently, I visited a center in Chicago where previously trafficked women were given a home and support. I listened as eight women told their stories.
These women—some of them girls, really—had been lured into horrible situations with promises of a better life for them and their families.
These women had lost so much, their dignity, their lives. One woman wondered whether the only worth she had left was what she get for selling her body.
A little more than three months ago, survivors of human trafficking addressed the senior leadership at the Administration for Children and Families to give their personal testimony of how they suffered, escaped and sought assistance and are now putting their lives back together.
What struck me most in listening to them is how they had been robbed of their own sense of self worth. They had been treated as commodities and, over time, came to see their value only in terms of their bodies.
Just like the young woman in Chicago.
It broke my heart to consider what was taken from them.
It is evident that it is very difficult for trafficking victims to come forward and identify themselves, especially if they are young.
No matter whether they are foreign or Americans citizens, they are usually afraid to return to the bad situation they came from.
For all of these reasons, they fear reaching out to law enforcement officers, health providers or others who would be in a position to help them.
What also struck me was the need still for greater coordination among federal agencies, state governments and law enforcement and the provider networks out there.
When President Obama's September 25th announcement of a government-wide effort to combat human trafficking, he said:
"We'll do even more to help victims recover and rebuild their lives. We'll develop a new action plan to improve coordination across the federal government. We're increasing access to services to help survivors become self-sufficient."
Other agencies are charged with the task of hunting down perpetrators and bringing them to justice.
The Department of Health and Human Services, and in particular, the Administration for Children and Families is charged with providing guidance to states, child welfare agencies, shelter operators and service providers to ensure that victims are identified, their needs are met and their sense of dignity and humanity are restored.
This is no easy task, but one that I believe we are up to. We have no other choice.
As President Obama said in his September address to the Clinton Global Initiative:
"Our message today, to them, is—to the millions around the world—we see you. We hear you. We insist on your dignity. And we share your belief that if just given the chance, you will forge a life equal to your talents and worthy of your dreams."
So, just where are we in terms of how we are responding the needs of victims?
According to the National Human Trafficking Resource Center hotline, shelter is the number one requested service referral for US citizens, foreign nationals, adults, and children.
The NHTRC received 99 calls from individuals who are interested in starting a shelter or residential facility, which makes this conference and your agenda incredibly timely for getting the facts out there about what it really takes to run a successful program.
Over 2,950 survivors of human trafficking have called into the national hotline directly, many of whom expressed unique challenges in accessing legal and shelter services due to lack of identification documents, not meeting residency requirements, and other challenges.
In many ways, like with any fledgling movement, our biggest issue is the having the capacity to actually address the issues at hand.
We are working with members of Congress to create new capacity to coordinate anti-trafficking efforts across all of the operating areas of HHS and the Administration for Children and Families and with our federal partners at the Departments of State, Justice, Homeland Security, Defense and others.
As we develop the federal level response and coordinate our efforts across programs and agencies, we are paying close attention to the development of a coordinated government-wide strategic action plan for victim services.
This is a five-year plan that covers all victims of all forms of human trafficking.
Currently we're doing this within current funding and authority, but we also have aspirational goals, which are part of our discussions with Congress.
We envision the creation of a sustainable, comprehensive and trauma-informed victim services network where victims of human trafficking are identified and provided access to the services they need to recover and rebuild their lives.
The draft of the Federal Strategic Plan is almost complete, but I can tell you broadly and thematically the areas it covers.
The plan will provide details on how the federal government plans to improve the coordination and effectiveness of services provided to victims.
Implementation of the plan will create a strengthened victim services network where all identified victims of human trafficking will have access to the full array of services needed for recovery.
As part of these efforts, federal leadership will encourage state, tribal, and local leadership to increase their engagement and commitment to combating human trafficking and supporting victims.
Improved coordination and collaboration will improve efficiency, effectiveness, and comprehensiveness of services.
Private business, philanthropic, and civic leaders will be engaged in order to bring the full expertise and resources of civil society to bear in this effort.
Services provided will be culturally appropriate and trauma-informed. Survivors will have support in order to build safe and healthy lives for themselves and their families.
Three thematic goals, developed through stakeholder feedback and analysis of gaps in service, will guide the descriptions of outcomes and associated actions of the Federal Strategic Action Plan for Services for Victims of Human Trafficking:
First, raise the priority.
That means, increase leadership, collaboration, and civic engagement at the national, state, tribal, and local levels to build capacity for improved and expanded victim services.
Second, increase access.
That means enhance coordination of response and recovery systems to increase victim identification and service provision.
And third, strengthen outcomes.
That means we have to promote effective, culturally appropriate, trauma-informed services that improve the health, safety, and well-being of victims.
I would also like to work more closely with the Commission on Youth at Risk to develop better representation models so that victims receive legal representation in all trials and legal proceedings.
And just as we are working more closely with child welfare agencies, protective investigators, and case managers in our efforts to reach out to and serve victims, it is clear that there are connections to domestic violence.
By working with shelter providers and domestic violence coalitions, we can amplify our efforts and augment our capacity even more.
There is so much that is going on to combat slavery's modern forms and a great deal of work to bring victims out of the shadows and reintegrate them into their own lives from which they've necessarily become detached.
And though we need to do more, much more, I think we can honestly say that never before have so many worked so hard to combat humanity's oldest evil.
When the Federal Strategic Action plan does come out, which I anticipate to be sometime this spring, I would hope that the Commission on Youth at Risk would take that opportunity to engage the process during the public comment period.
I will close with one of President Obama's most powerful lines from his CGI speech,
"Our fight against human trafficking is one of the great human rights causes of our time, and the United States will continue to lead it—in partnership with you.
The change we seek will not come easy, but we can draw strength from the movements of the past. For we know that every life saved—in the words of that great Proclamation—is "an act of justice," worthy of "the considerate judgment of mankind, and the gracious favor of Almighty God."
Thank you.


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I've seen that at my local beer store, but I've never tried it.
Don't waste your money.
Aww...It's just the store owner's way of welcoming you back, and helping you feel less lonely for all the amenities that Kyrgyzstan had to offer...
Like my snazzy new avatar? Get Sons of Zymurgy swag, here, and brew with the best.Revvy's one of the cool reverends. He has a Harley and a t-shirt that says on the back "If you can read this, the bitch was Raptured. - Madman
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Its kind of like Sol. I remember buying it for about a quarter in Mexico. Now it is the same price as a good beer from Upland Brewing here in Indiana. People think beers are good when they are imports.
Primary: IPA
Secondary: empty
Keg 1: American Wheat
Keg2: German Ale
Next up: Christmas Old Ale, American Wheat AG, need suggestions