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Friday, July 4, 2014
The Flowertown Garden Club took top honors at the Lowcountry, state, region and national levels for the 2013-14 year, according to Janice Messex who served as president for 2013-14.
Im just so proud for Flowertown Garden Club, Messex said.
The awards included:
First place awards for the East Lowcountry District included:
Garden Therapy with the elderly
Civic Beautification (raised gardens and plantings at the Cuthbert Center)
Arbor Day
Presidents Report
First place awards from the Garden Club of South Carolina:
Civic Beautification (Cuthbert Center)
Arbor Day
Presidents Report
First place awards from the South Atlantic Region:
Civic Beautification (Cuthbert Center)
Arbor Day
First Place award from the National Garden Club:
The yearbook award was for a club of 69-99 members. The yearbook included, for the first, photos of each of the members along with their contact information.
Messex said she was not sure if FGC had ever won a national award before. She thanked Jessica McVeigh and Judy Watts for producing the yearbook. Longtime member Emmagene Rhodes also indicated that getting three South Atlantic Region Awards was an excellent showing.
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If you select one or more cells in Google Spreadsheets, you'll see a new option in the context menu: "Change format with rules". You can change the color of the text or the background of a cell if that cell verifies one or more rules. Google Spreadsheets lets you format the cells that contain a specific text, a date or have a value in a certain range.
Other spreadsheet apps, like Microsoft Excel 2007, have more advanced options like showing gradient colors for the values, highlighting the top x% values, finding duplicate values or defining a rule based on a custom formula.
The second new feature lets you hide rows and columns that shouldn't be displayed all the time. Select the column or the row, right-click and choose "Hide column (row)". To make it visible again, click on the small rectangle that replaces the column or the row.
Google also improved printing by converting the spreadsheet to PDF and printing that output. There's also a new function that provides an alternative output in case an expression cannot be evaluated: =IFERROR(0/0, "Undefined") displays "Undefined" instead of an error.
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The Office of Collaborative Action and Dispute Resolution serves to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the Department's operations, enhance communication, and strengthen relationships within the Department and with all customers, constituents, private organizations and businesses, Federal, State, Tribal and local government entities, and local communities with which the Department interacts to accomplish its work. CADR is committed to building and modeling conflict management competencies and integrating the appropriate use of public participation, collaborative problem-solving and alternative dispute resolution processes in all areas of the Department's work.
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Washington, D.C.March 28-29, 2012
This forum, sponsored by the Office for Victims of Crime (OVC) and the National Institute of Justice (NIJ), explored gaps in the existing research related to the technical aspects of sexual assault medical forensic examination (SAMFE). The goal was to identify what research is needed to bring a stronger evidence base to the SAMFE. The forum focused on the following topics:
Forum discussion was limited to adult/adolescent examinations, not pediatric, and the research issues applicable at the national level. The forum builds upon a congressional requirement pursuant to the Violence Against Women Act of 2000 (VAWA) that mandated the Attorney General to develop national standards related to the SAMFE. This mandate led the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) to develop the National Protocol for Sexual Assault Medical Forensic Examinations (Adults/Adolescents) (pdf, 141 pages) and the National Training Standards for Sexual Assault Medical Forensic Examiners (pdf, 33 pages), and to offer technical assistance resources to encourage jurisdictions to implement a standardized approach to the SAMFE process. It has since become evident that evidence-based SAMFE practices are essential to support standardization across jurisdictions and ultimately to increase the effectiveness of the examination process in facilitating victim healing and case investigation and prosecution. Due to a number of factors—such as variations in circumstances of individual sexual assault cases, the multifaceted nature of the SAMFE process and potential involvement of practitioners from multiple disciplines and jurisdictions, and differences in SAMFE protocol implementation across jurisdictions—there has been great debate regarding the merits, problems, and gaps associated with each detail of the process. OVC and NIJ sought feedback during this forum on what specific research is critical to inform debate regarding best practices for the above topics.
Forum participants included sexual assault forensic examiners (SAFE), victim advocates, law enforcement officers, prosecutors, forensic laboratory personnel, researchers, federal agency personnel, and one identified sexual assault survivor. [1] Participants were asked to identify SAMFE technical practice concerns and challenges, research gaps and unique issues, and, subsequently, relevant research questions. Practitioners and survivors were asked to use their experiences to give context to issues. Researchers were asked to share information from applicable studies and help translate identified knowledge gaps into research questions. Several participants were asked in advance to make a brief presentation on one or more of the above topics—what are the current practices, what research is guiding those practice decisions, and what else we need to know about the practices—to lead the group into focused discussions.
This diverse group of participants was highly supportive of the translational criminology approach to research. Translational criminology is a strategy for transforming criminal justice through research. By bringing evidence to bear on crime policies and practices, researchers can form a bridge between the work of research and the real-life challenges of fighting crime and enhancing justice. Transformation through research is a cyclical process. Continually, NIJ draws on the needs of practitioners to inform its research agenda; the cycle of transformation continues as research findings are conveyed and translated by researchers in ways that reshape practice and policy.
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WALLINGFORD James Clark Ingalls, 81, of Wallingford, died Friday evening, February 8, 2013, at The Pines at Rutland Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation, following a brief illness.
He was born on November 28, 1931, in Wallingford, the son of Montie and Emma (Brown) Ingalls.
Mr. Ingalls graduated from the Wallingford High School in 1949. He attended the University of Vermont for two years prior to enlisting in the U.S. Army serving in the Korean War until his honorable discharge in 1954.
He married Joyce A. Fish on June 11, 1955, in Wallingford.
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Survivors include his wife, Joyce Ingalls of Wallingford; a daughter, Karen Herrick of Florence; a son, James Ingalls of Wallingford; a sister, Beverly Mierke of California; two grandchildren, Valiere Herrick of Ira and Trevor Herrick of Clarendon; several nieces and nephews.
He was predeceased by a sister, Ella Richard, and a brother, John Ingalls.
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Workplace bullying, which can have a negative impact on individuals and companies, is unfortunately common. Workplace bullying is when one person or a group of people in a workplace singles out another person in an unreasonable, embarrassing or intimidating way. Usually a bully is a person in a position of authority who feels threatened by the victim, but in some cases the bully is a co-worker who is insecure or immature. Workplace bullying can involve shouting or swearing at an employee, practical jokes, inappropriate remarks or actions that embarrass the employee or one employee being singled out for unjustified blame or criticism.
According to the Workplace Bullying Institute, up to one third of workers may be victims of workplace bullying. About 20 percent of workplace bullying turns into harassment. The New York Times found that 60 percent of workplace bullies are men who tend to bully both male and female employees. Studies show that females have been more likely to bully other females. This may be because there is more pressure on females trying to succeed in male-dominated workplace roles or competition for promotions.
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Seattle Seahawks Cornerback Byron Maxwell returned to his hometown of North Charleston last week to help out his old team.
Maxwell, who wore a Fort Dorchester High School uniform from 2003 until 2005, spent most of the day Saturday at his old school watching the annual Air it Out 7-on-7 Passing Tournament. This year, Maxwell became the sponsor for the event.
"Byron wanted to do something to help us and I said well you are a defensive back so why don't you sponsor the Air it Out Tournament," Fort Dorchester Athletic Director/football coach Steve LaPrad said. "With his help now anything we make off it goes right to our booster club because he takes care of all the stuff like paying the officials for the tournament."
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