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Personal Note: This really is a tragedy .. I remember reading about kids getting into trouble and/or dying when mom was playing World of Warcraft, when mom was playing Farmville ... it's not about being on the computer as much as it's about neglect and negligence. My little grandson is almost 5 and I still don't leave him in the bath to go where I cannot hear him splashing and playing and the second it's quiet I will call to him or walk over and actually check on him. Accidents happen way too quick in the bath. The baby was only 13 months old.... should the mom if convicted face 13 to 48 years? .. your thoughts
(CNN) -- A Colorado woman told authorities she was using Facebook in another room when her infant son drowned in a bathtub, according to an arrest affidavit.
Shannon Johnson, 34, was arrested January 11 on one count of child abuse by knowingly and recklessly causing a death, said Jennifer Finch, community relations director for the Weld County District Attorney's Office.
If convicted, the Fort Lupton resident could face a sentence of 16 to 48 years, Finch said. "This is an extremely tragic incident," Undersheriff Margie Martinez told HLN's Jane Velez-Mitchell. According to the Weld County Sheriff's Office affidavit, the child died on September 20, 2010. The infant, not named in the affidavit, was 13 months old, according to CNN affiliate KUSA. The autopsy listed anoxic brain injury, cardiac arrest and drowning as the cause of death. Johnson said she put the child in the tub in the morning after he ate and played, according to the affidavit. The water was a little higher than normal, it added.
Court documents indicate the infant had been treated for a seizure about a month before his death.
"The Defendant admitted that she was on Facebook playing a game called Cafe World, checking on friends' status and sharing videos, in the living room, while [the infant] was in the bathtub," according to the affidavit.
The woman checked on the infant once and found him playing. After about three more minutes, "she didn't hear [the boy] playing, she went in to check on him and saw him sideways with his face in the water," the affidavit states.
The boy was later airlifted to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead, according to authorities.
Johnson told investigators that starting two weeks before the incident, she would leave the boy alone in the tub, according to the affidavit. Asked why, she said "she started doing this when he really wanted to be left alone; he was a very independent baby. She also said she knew what it was like to be told no, she didn't want her baby to be told no and didn't want him to be known as a mama's boy."
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Yes, the mother should indeed be sentenced to the longest possible term in prision. Who in their right mind would leave a 13 month old ALONE in a bath tub, b/c "he wanted to be alone and is independent"
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If she didn't want to tell her child "no", she shouldn't have ever become a parent.
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I agree, the whole independent baby at 13 mo/don't want to tell the baby no thing?
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It doesn't even sound believeable for a normal parent to give those excuses.
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This trend highlights the importance of approaching improvements in the drive-thru holistically, considering both the form, meaning retail design and "customer journey," along with the function, meaning operations design and "team member journey."
Retail design in the drive-thru area differs greatly from that of a dining room. One of the key differences between the two is that the dining room is indoors while the drive-thru is outdoors, having to deal with more unsightly areas, such as building walls and other less than glamorous exterior features like dumpsters. Some operators, like Sheetz, have played around with a fully covered enclosure that resembles a car wash to address the challenges of outside drive-thru service. In the 1980's Burger King augmented such an enclosure by testing a video drive-thru system, which included a digitized menu board. This effort was clearly too far ahead of its time, but set the foundation for many other drive-thru features in use today, such as full-duplex communication and order confirmation boards.
Undertaking an integrated drive-thru effort is not easy but it is critical. Both sides of the design equation, form and function, need to weigh in on the impact to the guest and team member experience. You can envision it as a pendulum looking for the right balance. Undertaking one without the other can lead to sub-optimized results. A drive-thru that looks good but functions poorly or one that functions great but provides a poor consumer experience is not a good investment for any operator. The design has to be in balance, with the retail and operational/functional aspects working in synergy to deliver the best customer experience.
Over the last three decades, I have had the opportunity to work on many drive-thru improvement efforts. Sometimes, during the execution of a project, it becomes clear that the focus is only on one side of the design pendulum and that some internal departments have a stronger say and influence on the final outcome. Changes to the retail design are pushed aside, with the thought being that a drive-thru customer may not feel that the lane design or the walls matter, since the customer does not spend much time in the drive-thru environment. Similarly, possible functional changes, such as the service system (single, double, triple windows and escape lanes), or the technology, equipment and production processes used to drive speed and accuracy become less important. The result of such an approach is a system that although visually new, or functionally more efficient, is not revolutionary enough and lags being leading edge concepts in the industry, because it does not deliver significant performance improvement.
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VANCOUVER, B.C.--In 2014, Port Metro Vancouver is undergoing a renewal of its project and environmental review process.
When Port Metro Vancouver began updating its Land Use Plan in 2012, it also received feedback from the public and stakeholders about our Project Review Process.
This feedback, along with the other factors listed below, was taken into consideration in a decision to conduct an evaluation of the effectiveness of the Project Review Process, the port said in a release.
• The last decade has seen a significant increase in trade through the Port, and forecasts suggest that, over a 30-year planning horizon, demand for trade will continue to grow. The volume and complexity of projects requiring review will also grow;
• Recent changes to federal environmental legislation (Canadian Environmental Assessment Act, 2012) are requiring changes to the processes to ensure that federal and delegated processes apply reasonable and consistent review timeframes;
• The Burrard Inlet Environmental Action Program (BIEAP) and Fraser River Estuary Management Program (FREMP) partnerships has been eliminated, requiring Port Metro Vancouver to undertake certain activities previously done through those programs;
• Port Metro Vancouver's customers – the proponents of development on port land – are seeking greater clarity as they undergo the Project Review Process. Port Metro Vancouver understands the need to make changes that are more properly aligned with customer responsiveness;
• Public expectations of review processes are changing such that there is increased desire for more public input and transparency in decision making.
In 2013 Port Metro Vancouver retained Robin Junger of MacMillan LLP and Judy Kirk of Kirk & Co. to conduct an evaluation of our Project and Environmental Review Process.
The work included reviewing its legal and policy framework, assessing the current review process, researching best practices from other comparable review processes, and conducting a series of interviews with local governments, agencies, tenants/project proponents, and Port Metro Vancouver staff.
The consultants concluded that while Port Metro Vancouver's Project Review Process results in sound, robust decisions when issuing project permits and conducting environmental reviews, there are many areas where the process can be improved.
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After further investigation, I have discovered that the shortest and easiest approach to The Wall of Voodoo is via the large gully that is visible on the North side of the canyon, just down the road from the Cob Rock parking area.
The faint trail that goes up this gully is relatively good and is not the trundle hazard that I warned against in my initial description of how to approach this cliff.
To get there:Park at the Cob Rock parking area. Walk across and down the road for 200 feet before heading up a faint trail, up the large obvious gully, directly below the Wall of Voodoo. The bolted routes will come into view on your left after hiking up this gully for about 500 ft.
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Psychologist, PhD
"I enjoy working with adults healing from grief and loss, past/recent/current trauma, relationship difficulties, navigating life transitions, immigrant experiences, exploring their spirituality, and those on the path of recovery from eating disorders, depression, or anxiety. I approach therapy in a collaborative and non-judgmental manner through which we both establish therapeutic goals that seem to make most sense depending on your needs, where you are at in your life, and your context (culture, environment, and multiple identities). I use a strength-based approach to help unearth your resiliency and coping strategies that might further facilitate growth and empowerment.
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Counselor, MA, LCPC
"Whether you are struggling with a particular issue, or just can't shake the feeling that there should be more to life, I can help. I provide a caring environment in which you can identify and explore those issues that may be getting in the way of a more rewarding home life, career, or fulfilling relationships. The goal is to help provide you with the insights and tools you need to move beyond old, limiting beliefs and behaviors. Through a combination of therapeutic techniques, I will help you identify outmoded coping mechanisms that may be standing in the way.
(630) 812-0085
Chicago, Illinois 60631
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Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW, CADC, CIP
"My experience in the field can help educate you about the disease of addiction and show you how to fight against it. I offer a Coaching Method of care to individuals and families who struggle with the problems that addiction can cause. From Intervention to Continuing Care, I will work with you and your family throughout the process of change. I take a Wellness approach to living that focuses on restoring the human spirit, hope, self-esteem, mindfulness, and a healthy lifestyle. My mission is to de-stigmatize addiction while treating you and your family with the dignity and respect you deserve.
(708) 340-7895
Chicago, Illinois 60654
"As a marriage and family therapist with a master's degree in sexology I invite individuals, couples and groups to come to me with any sexual or relational concerns. I believe self-expression though sexuality is part of living a balanced and healthy life. I take pride in being an inclusive and culturally sensitive therapist. All are welcome in my office.
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"During the past 20 plus years of helping others,regain their ability to live happy and productive lives. I design unique treatment plans for each client, guiding them towards identifying how their belief systems have not served them. With the goal to create new beliefs that could empower them to solve problems and have fulfilling lives. My practice is focused on Helping Couples improve their relationships, Working with individuals with Addictions,and using Hypnotherapy to change bothersome habits or explore their subconscious mind. I earned my Masters Degree in Counseling Psychology at the University of Dayton.
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"As a psychotherapist, I recognize that each course of treatment is subjective and unique. I work closely with each client in determining his or her treatment goals and respect each individuals right to self determination. Enhanced self esteem, improved coping skills, and a more confident decision making process are the foundation for a more joyful, less conflicted life. Together we will work to achieve these results.
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"I have a unique and holistic approach to psychotherapy. Using a combination of traditional methods, energy psychology modalities (such as EFT) and mindfulness principles, I assist in the exploration and resolution of emotional obstacles to promote healing and growth. I use my understanding of the interrelationship between the mind, body and spirit, to work towards transformation and relief of trauma and limiting beliefs about the self. My style is empathic, warm, supportive and client-centered. I believe following the innate wisdom and insight of the client and creating a safe therapeutic relationship are essential elements in the journey towards healing.
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"I work with individuals and couples to help them with the stressors of life; addictions, sexual issues, mental health issues and abuse all take a toll on our relationships. My approach to therapy is based on the care that I have for my clients and desire for them to feel understood. I strongly believe in establishing a relationship of equals and mutual respect between therapist and client. I am a research-based therapist, which means that the information and tools I teach have been proven by research to be effective for long-lasting changes.
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"My life experience, work history, and academic training, has equipped me to work with individuals, couples and families from diverse cultural backgrounds. Over the last fifteen years, I have done extensive work with professionals involved in the Christian ministry in the US and overseas, which has given me a unique perspective of the challenges of being involved in Christian ministry.
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Chicago, Illinois 60613
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Chicago, Illinois 60614
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Bullock Signs Executive Order Establishing Sage Grouse Habitat
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Gov. Steve Bullock was joined by representatives from natural resource industries, ranchers, wind power advocates, sportsmen and conservationists, as he signed an executive order establishing the Sage Grouse Habitat Conservation Program, Tuesday, Sept. 9.
The program, which was developed from the ground up, and has broad support from a diverse group of interests, seeks to maintain state management of the sage grouse by protecting its habitat, while respecting the private property rights of Montanans.
"Montanans recognize that it is in the best interest of our state, its economy, and our quality of life, to maintain state management of the Greater Sage-grouse," Bullock said of the executive order. "Through a public process, and the work of a diverse group of stakeholders, we've developed a dynamic, and science-based approach to ensure this bird remains under state management, and is not listed under the Endangered Species Act."
Once established, the program will work to implement the requirements laid out in the executive order, including a review process for actions that might impact the bird or its habitat, including industry-specific measures. In addition, the order addresses, among other topics: adopts a comprehensive program for keeping sage grouse management in the states hands; recognizes the important role that Montana's private landowners play in sage grouse conservation and the need for voluntary incentives to help those landowners to stay on the land and preserve vital sage grouse habitat; creates the Sage Grouse Habitat Conservation Program and the Montana Sage Grouse Oversight Team, attached to the Governor's Office, to maintain state leadership, administer the program based on sound science, and continue to bring Montanans together to move sage grouse management forward; strikes the appropriate balance to preserve the sage grouse and its habitat and protect valid rights and existing land uses and activities; and ensures that Montana and Montanans will continue to manage this iconic species for the benefit of future generations – and continue to economically prosper from the industries that have existed in sage grouse country.
In addition, the executive order makes it clear that existing land uses and activities are not subject to the order, some uses and landowner activities are exempt from compliance with the strategy, including county road maintenance, and production and maintenance activities associated with existing oil, gas, communication tower and power line facilities.
"We appreciate the efforts and leadership from Governor Bullock to ensure that management of the sage grouse remains in state hands," said Dave Galt, Executive Director of the Montana Petroleum Association. "By working together, we'll ensure that we can protect not only this bird, but also economic opportunity and quality of life for all Montanans."
"Continued state management of the sage grouse is important for all Montanans, especially for cattle ranchers," Errol Rice, Executive Vice President of the Montana Stockgrowers Association said. "With an eye towards solutions, stakeholders with diverse viewpoints have come together to find science-based ways to ensure that we are protecting this bird, while respecting the needs of Montana ranching families."
"We applaud the Governor's willingness to step up to the plate to launch this important conservation program. Science shows that business-as-usual will have devastating effects on sage-grouse over the long-term. We all need to follow the emerging science and work closely together to conserve this iconic species. And what's good for sage-grouse and sagebrush is good for a whole host of at-risk wildlife species—making this an important conservation program for the state of Montana and our wildlife," said Janet Ellis, Program Director for Montana Audubon.
"We all have a role to play in ensuring the state retains management of the sage grouse for the benefit out our state's economy and quality of life," Glenn Marx, Executive Director of the Montana Association of Land Trusts said. "Through incentive-based conservation projects and actions, this plan recognizes that private land owners will play an important part in our success going forward."
The program will be administratively attached the to the Governor's Office. When fully implemented, the program will have up to six full-time staff. The Governor's upcoming budget will include funding for the program, however until that budget is approved, the Governor intends to work with stakeholders to raise private funds help the program get off the ground.
In addition, the Bullock indicated that his upcoming executive budget will include a proposal for a Sage Grouse Stewardship and Conservation Fund, designed to, among other objectives, promote and fund voluntary incentive-based non-regulatory programs and practices on private land to conserve sage grouse habitat [if approved by the Legislature].
The executive order was based off of recommendations of the Greater Sage-grouse Habitat Conservation Advisory Council, which Bullock established in 2013. The Advisory Council gathered information, and brought stakeholders and experts together in a public process to recommend conservation measures to address the primary and secondary threats to the greater sage-grouse in Montana. These recommendations were presented to Bullock in January.
The executive order is available online at: http://governor.mt.gov/Portals/16/docs/2014EOs/EO_10_2014_SageGrouse.pdf.
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(Editor's note: The Roosevelt County Sheriff's Office distributes an inmate roster each week with charges and communities of residence to The Herald-News and The Searchlight to illustrate that the jail has been dealing with overcrowding issues in the 17-bed facility.)
As of Monday Sept. 15, 10 inmates were incarcerated, Valley County Detention Center was holding two females and one male and the Fort Benton Detention Center was holding four males to alleviate overcrowding.
The RCSO reported that the following individuals were incarcerated at the jail as of Monday, Sept. 8: Adam Alonzo, 31, Williston, N.D./San Bernadino, Calif., criminal possession of dangerous drugs with intent to sell; Malinda Bibb, 31, Minot, N.D., arrested on a warrant; Michael Conant, 34, McCabe, partner/family member assault, felony criminal mischief, felony assault on a peace officer; Scott Crain, 27, Froid, criminal possession of dangerous drugs, criminal possession of drug paraphernalia, obstructing a peace officer and misdemeanor criminal mischief; Andrew Giles, 32, Wolf Point, criminal contempt warrant and driving without a valid driver's license; Tina Houim, 50, Tioga, N.D., criminal possession of dangerous drugs, criminal possession of drug paraphernalia and driving under the influence; Jason Knight, 37, Spokane, Wash., criminal possession of drug paraphernalia; Timothy Oglesby, 31, Hot Springs, Ark., out-of- county warrant; Jeremy Sepanski, 30, Plentywood, forgery, theft and obstruction of a peace officer; and Hilrio Velasquez, 33, Riverside, Calif., possession of dangerous drugs and criminal possession of drug paraphernalia.
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A caption under a photo on the front page last week should have read Culbertson School board chairman Paul Finnicum explains about the school's achievements to Lt. Gov. Angela McLean. Also pictured is school board member Ron Larsen.
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Sheriff Freedom Crawford submitted a letter of resignation to the Roosevelt County Commission, effective Oct. 1, more than one month prior to the fall election.
Crawford, seeking a third term, is opposed by Deputy Jason Frederick, who garnered considerably more votes than Crawford in the June primary election. Crawford finished second among four candidates.
Commissioner Gary Macdonald said the commission is expected to accept Crawford's resignation Tuesday, Sept. 16.
He also said he did not know if the three-member commission would appoint Frederick, undersheriff John Summers or anyone else to serve as interim sheriff until after the election.
Macdonald said he would consult with assistant county attorney Jordan Knudsen prior to the meeting.
The commissioners meet at 11 a.m., Tuesday, Sept. 16.
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The first picture is Lt. Gov. Angela McLean chatting with preschooler Lauren Rumsey, 4, and Culbertson High School sophomore Sierra Machart in the lobby of Culbertson School. McLean meets another Angela in the second photo, Culbertson High School senior Angela Benson in a Jobs For Montana Graduates classroom at CHS. The third photo is Culbertson school superintendent Larry Crowder explaining about the school's achievements to McLean. (Photos by John Plestina)
Lt. Gov. Angela McLean touted the importance of the Jobs For Montana Graduates
program during a visit to the schools in Brockton and Culbertson, Friday, Sept. 5.
The Montana Legislature first funded Jobs For Montana Graduates in 1990, as a school-to-work class designed to help students in grades 9-12 prepare for their futures. The Montana program is an affiliate of Jobs for America's Graduates, to encourage students to stay in school, graduate and successfully transition from school into employment, post-secondary education, other training or the military. JMG students develop career plans that could include college, technical education or military service to achieve their career goals.
Civic responsibility, including volunteering, is also taught.
JMG is in most area schools, including Wolf Point High School.
McLean's visit to the two Roosevelt County schools was part of Gov. Steve Bullock's back to school tour focusing on innovation in Montana public schools.
"My number one job is to make sure they graduate from high school," Culbertson JMG coordinator Mary Machart said.
She said a lot of the students have jobs.
The Culbertson students will attend the JMG Fall Leadership Conference in Helena in October.
Brockton High School is also hoping to send some or all of the JMG students.
McLean invited the students from both schools to the capital.
JMG is in its second year at Brockton High School.
Brockton JMG teacher Roxanne Smith, a Brockton graduate, asked the JMG students what they want to do after high school. The responses ranged from construction, to aviation, to computer engineering and the military as a career.
"I was a classroom teacher up until about seven months ago," McLean told the Brockton JMG class.
She resigned as an Anaconda High School teacher in February when Bullock appointed her to fill the lieutenant governor position that John Walsh vacated when he was appointed to fill the U.S. Senate seat that Max Baucus resigned from to become U.S. Ambassador to China.
"I taught social studies," McLean said. "It's really good to be back in a classroom."
She said the efforts of the students is why she was there. The trip was her third to the Fort Peck Reservation since February.
"That's one of the reasons we're here today. We want to celebrate you. We want to celebrate your teachers," McLean said.
"You matter. The work you do here matters. We want to make sure you all graduate," she said.


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The Southeastern Conference and Commissioner Mike Slive announced on Tuesday that the league's directors of athletics have unanimously approved the City of St. Louis and the Scottrade Center as the host site of the 2018 SEC Men's Basketball Tournament.
That announcement was made tonight at the league's annual spring meetings in Destin, Fla.
Below are comments from Mizzou Director of Athletics Mike Alden and Head Basketball Coach Kim Anderson:
Mike Alden, Mizzou Director of Athletics
"I would like to thank Commissioner (Mike) Slive, his staff at the Southeastern Conference and my league counterparts for unanimously approving St. Louis' proposal to host the 2018 Southeastern Conference Tournament for men's basketball," Alden said. "I would also like to congratulate Frank (Viverito) and his team with the St. Louis Sports Commission for their efforts in bringing this premier college basketball tournament to our state. There were many worthy venues and cities competing for this championship, and I know our fans, our state and the city of St. Louis will help create a memorable experience for our student-athletes, coaches and fans traveling in for this great event. What an exciting day for our University and our state."
Kim Anderson, Mizzou Basketball Head Coach
"Congratulations to St. Louis, the St. Louis Sports Commission and the great basketball fans in the city and our state for earning the right to host the 2018 Southeastern Conference Basketball Tournament," Anderson said. "It's an honor to have the SEC Tournament hosted in our state's footprint for the first time and I know fans from throughout our league will be treated to a first-class experience and a great week of college basketball."
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