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Life for Kelly McGregor is a daily drudge of driving her overbearing father's mules along Pennsylvania's Lehigh Canal. She dreams of one day owning an art gallery where her own drawings and paintings are on display. But these dreams don't include marriage. . .not after seeing what her father has done to her mother. How then can Mike Cooper, a general store owner, make her realize he is different than her father and wants to support her artistic talent? Will Kelly learn that dreams can walk hand in hand with a love created by God?
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Pride and prejudice define Kellys view of love. Her entire life is devoted to working many hours leading mules up and down the canal towpath for her merciless, coal-mining father. As an aspiring artist, she dreams of opening her own gallery, but her father refuses to pay her for her work. As stubborn as the mules she leads, Kelly refuses to accept any help, even from Mike, who offers to sell her work in his supply shop. Yet, as their relationship evolves, her heart and her mind lead her in two very different directions.
The majority of conflict in the book is internal, revolving around Kellys skewed perception of men and marriage. Because the men in her life have disappointed her time and again, Kellys mind automatically transforms Mikes innocent intentions into those of her overbearing father. As he attempts to earn her trust and reawaken her faith, Mike voices his concerns about waiting patiently for God to provide him with the Christian wife and family he desires.
A large portion of the plot is devoted to Kellys rekindled Christianity. Although she accepted Christ as her Savior when she was only a child, the resentment she harbors for her father and the preachers pushy daughter keep her from fully committing herself to the faith. However, through Mikes unwavering example, Kelly learns the true meaning of love as expressed in 1 Corinthians 13:4, which says: Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. Throughout the novel, Kellys mistaken view of love is reshaped in the image of Christs redemptive love.
Overall, the story is well-organized and the plot is appropriately arranged in chronological order. Although the characters are not deeply developed, their concerns are logical and the trials that test them are understandable. By the end of the novel, every loose end is neatly tied, propelling the story to satisfactory conclusion. Although this book could be enjoyed by women of all ages, I would recommend it to young women, especially those who have ever been hurt by a father figure in their lives. Kara Hackett, www.ChristianBookPreviews.com
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MyrtAge: 45-54Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5Kelly's ChanceJune 11, 2014MyrtAge: 45-54Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5This review was written for Kelly's Chance.I thoroughly loved reading Kelly's Chance and will soon begin book 2 of the Brides of Lehigh Canal Trilogy.
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debwilsonSummerfield, FLAge: 18-24Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5December 21, 2013debwilsonSummerfield, FLAge: 18-24Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5Seventeen Kelly McGregor walks her father's mules along the Lehigh Canal in Pennsylvania. Doomed to the poor life of a canaler's daughter, she dreams of the day she can paint with real colors and have her own art shop. Not interested in marriage as a way out like her sister in fear she will have the same fate, she is trapped working for her father with no pay in return.
Mike Cooper owns a a general store along the canal, and he is looking for a wife. Praying that God will provide him the desire of his heart, he is completely unprepared when he meets Kelly. Upon seeing the beautiful pictures she draws with crude charcoal, he quickly offers to partner with her to sell her works of art. But will Kelly be receptive to the love Mike is willing to offer? Or will her fear of having the same life as her parents in love keep her from making the decision her heart wants to make?
A simple, yet poignant story of a canaler's daughter that is romantic, full of fun, and easy to read. Brunstetter makes it really easy to sit down and forget about everything else going on around you and just blow through the book. I enjoyed the simplicity of this romance, and even though it was meant to be sweet and short, it was actually believable and the characters were very endearing. A good read if you appreciate simple, solid, sweet romances.
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Raw after WM29 to be at MSG?
It's not confirmed by WWE, or even on their live events schedule, but that seems likely to be the case.
NHL released their 2013 schedule today, and cause of WWE, the New York Rangers will have a 3 game road trip during Wrestlemania weekend. Saturday(HOF at MSG) is road game and Monday is road game as well.
They face Maple Leafs Monday(in Toronto) and Wednesday(in New York). It could have easily been the other way around unless there was a reason Rangers couldn't play at MSG on the Monday, so looks like it's cause of Raw happening then.
New York Knicks also don't play on that Monday(though they play on the day before HOF).
So Raw after WM happening in MSG...after what happened last year, could this top that post WM crowd? New York is already a crazy WWE city, add in the fact that it's happening night after WM in MSG, that Raw could be almost as good as WM itself.
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I don't think so. New Jersey paid for WWE to have Mania there. They're already having the Hall of Fame at MSG, so I think the IZOD Center is getting RAW the next night.
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If you're in East Rutherford, you're virtually in NYC anyway. So why not?
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IDC what venue it's at, as long as we get a crowd as epic as we got in Miami last year.
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probably gunna be either MSG or in Philly.
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Just hope its as good or better than last years cause that was a cool show.
I Iive in new york city so either way it makes no difference to me lol. Going to my first wrestlemania, mad excited.
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The battle in Wisconsin seems to be coming to a head. It's important to note at every opportunity that unions have already conceded to demands that will result in an 8 percent pay cut for the average worker. Walker and conservatives refuse to believe the unions. I believe they are making a big mistake in not taking the unions at their word. The "all or nothing" approach is beginning to swallow the conservative message in Wisconsin and the GOP governor along with it.
After 17 days of protests, Unions stand firm on their right to collective bargaining. Democrat senators stand firm with the unions and stay in exile. Walker prepares to start laying off 1,500 government employees. Union prepare recall of six Wisconsin's Republican senators who have been in office for at least one year (as per Wisconsin law, senators can be recalled after one year of service).
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While doing some random ISU google search this popped up.
Iowa State Football Arrives (short story) by Dave Harm42on AuthorsDen
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While doing some random ISU google search this popped up.
Iowa State Football Arrives (short story) by Dave Harm42on AuthorsDen
Great story! Thanks for sharing!
Nice find, thanks
All truisms are false. All of them.
Awesome story
The Sooners started the quarter with a quick score and still with a lot of time on the clock, the Cyclones led 21-14. With the ball back in their hands, the Cyclones began moving, slowly but surely, down the field and the clock began to dwindle down. With a little under eight minutes remaining Iowa State scored again and had re-opened their two touchdown lead to 28-14.
Clyde Williams Stadium began to roar with excitement. Everyone knew that Oklahoma couldn't throw the ball we began smelling the sweet smell of victory against one of the premier schools in the Big 8. Yes, a miracle was going to take place. But for Cyclone fans it would be a nightmare. OU's quarterback, Jack Mildren threw the ball with such accuracy; it was like he did it all the time. It was the eighth game of the year and Mildren had thrown about 15 passes all season. Against Iowa State, in that fourth quarter he would eclipse that total.
With about five minutes left, OU had cut the score to 28-21. They surprised everyone in the stadium by not trying an on-side kick. Five minutes were all that separated Iowa State from having probably its biggest victory in school history. Now it was OU's defense that stepped up and stopped the Cyclones on three plays. The ensuing punt was a thing of beauty. The Sooners had the ball with three minutes to play and roughly 70 yards to go for a touchdown.
Mildren continued his mastery of throwing the ball and OU moved the length of the field in a little over a minute. With one minute and 57 seconds left in the game, the Sooners scored on a 15 yard pass play. The stadium that for most of the day was loud, all of a sudden became quiet. Switzer would go for 2 points and the Sooners got it. The final score - Oklahoma 29 Iowa State 28.
See they did it to there fans back in the 60's as well.
Nobody but HB knows for sure. You pretty much know nothing....like Knownothing would like to say.
I know Dave Harm is a member here but I can't remember his username. His brother was a great player, though.
TCU at ISU Mens BBall 2016
Iowa State Football Photos from the past
That's me and Wesley thanks for acknowledging my brother...
I wrote this story in a hurry for a possible inclusion inot a Chicken Soup for the Soul book.
Actually I wrote it to fast. Fairbanks was the coach, not Switzer. But it was still the best game I ever saw at Clyde Williams...
that was a cool story. makes me wonder what could have been if majors loved isu like rhoads does now and stayed a little longer.
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that was a cool story. makes me wonder what could have been if majors loved isu like rhoads does now and stayed a little longer.
Things would have been really, really different.
In 1984, I was hospitalized for approaching perfection.
The thing that made that game so amazing, even in a loss was at the time there were no scholarship limits. About five years ago I heard Jack Mildren do an interview with Johnny Rodgers before a OU-kNU game and talking about their rivalry.
Mildren said that when he was recruited he was one of five - five star QBs on OU.
That was the game that put ISU on the map as far as being able to play with the big dogs...
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That brought back sad memories as I was sitting in the Clyde Williams that day when ISU should have beat Oklahoma.
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(Le Mars) -- The Plymouth County Board of Supervisors will not meet today, however, they will convene on Thursday morning to conduct the swearing in ceremonies. Likewise, the Le Mars City Council will gather on Thursday at 11:30 a.m. at the council chambers to conduct their swearing in ceremonies.
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SERGEANT BLUFF, Iowa (AP) - A dive team is expected to help recover a truck that was spotted in the Missouri River southwest of Sergeant Bluff.
An Iowa Natural Resources Department crew saw the truck roof around 1:40 p.m. Monday. Woodbury County sheriff's Lt. Tony Wingert says the truck was submerged near the boat ramp at Weedland Access Area off 235th Street.
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SPIRIT LAKE, Iowa (AP) - A northern Iowa man has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder for the death of a Minnesota woman.
21-year-old Tailer Handsaker filed the written plea Friday in Dickinson County District Court. A trial date has not been set.
Handsaker is accused of killing 36-year-old Sarah Grimmius, of Jackson, Minn., on Dec. 5 at his home.
Police found Grimmius' body while responding to a Dec. 7 call about a woman who was unresponsive. Authorities have not said how Grimmius was killed or how she and Hansaker knew each other.
If convicted of first-degree murder, Handsaker would face a mandatory life prison sentence.
More Doctors Are Practicing In Iowa, But Ratio Is Low
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - The Iowa Board of Medicine says the number of physicians in the state is increasing, but Iowa still has far fewer doctors for its population than the national average.
The board says in a news release Monday that Iowa had 6,414 active physicians in 2012, for a rate of 208.6 physicians per 100,000 people. That compares to a national rate of 260.5 physicians.
Nationally, Iowa ranks 41st in active physicians.
Massachusetts ranked first, with a rate of 421.5 physicians. Mississippi ranked last, with a rate of 180.8 physicians.
Iowa dropped from 40th to 41st even though the number of Iowa physicians increased from 6,294 in 2010, when the rate was 208.2 active physicians per 100,000 people.
The statistics are based on a report by the Association of American Medical Colleges.
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(Des Moines) -- Looking back on 2013, the weather may be first to come to mind. In 2013, we had a snow storm in April, three inches of snow that fell on Le Mars on May 1st, followed by the hottest day of the year just two weeks later on May 14th when the mercury reached 102 degrees. Flooding in late May and early June. Mild temperatures that reached only the mid 80's in late July and early August, and finally tornadoes on October 4th. State Climatologist Harry Hillaker says temperatures in Iowa for 2013 have averaged out to slightly below normal.
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Hillaker says. This past spring was very wet and the late summer and early fall were dry, which means precipitation levels for 2013 in Iowa average out to be average, according to Hillaker.
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The months of May and April were the wettest ever recorded in Iowa, while August and September were very dry, but don't rank as some of the driest ever. Hillaker says there were pockets of southeast Iowa that were exceptionally dry this summer.
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Hillaker uses the phrase "consistently cool" to describe the temperatures recorded in Iowa this past year.
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The temperature dropped to 27 degrees below zero on Christmas Eve in Osceola.
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Hillaker says. The year's record high -- of 106 degrees -- was recorded in Sioux City on May 14th, while here in Le Mars on that date, we were at 102.
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Hillaker says that 133-degree variation between highs and lows is unique on the planet. The only other place besides the upper Midwest that sees such wide temperature swings is in Russia. Hillaker says the climates in these two areas are "so contrasting" because they are in the middle of a large land mass, without the "moderating" influence of oceans or large lakes. Russia actually straddles two continents and Hillaker says South America isn't as large as North America, so that's why temperatures in the southern hemisphere don't vary that much.
Iowa Couple Dies In Auto Accident On Their Way To Outback Bowl
WILTON, Iowa (AP) - An Iowa couple traveling to the Outback Bowl in Florida has died in a crash in Georgia.
64-year-old Kenneth Behrens and his 65-year-old wife, Margaret Behrens, died in the Sunday evening crash on Interstate 75 in Georgia. A 13-year-old boy riding with the couple wasn't injured.
The Behrens were from Wilton.
The Georgia State Patrol says the crash happened in south-central Georgia when traffic slowed. A car hit the Behrens' sport utility vehicle, causing it to overturn.
Relatives of the Behrens were in a minivan ahead of the SUV.
A family friend, Arnie Kempf, of Durant, says the Behrens were longtime University of Iowa fans and were looking forward to attending the Hawkeyes' game with Louisiana State University in Tampa.
The crash remains under investigation.
Businessman Posing As Homeless Gives Away Donations
JOHNSTON, Iowa (AP) - A Des Moines businessman gave away nearly $1,000 while posing as a homeless man, rewarding people who paused to help him.
Jonnie Wright stood in the frigid weather on Christmas Eve at a busy intersection in the Des Moines suburb of Johnston. People who rolled down their vehicle windows to help him got a sealed envelope in return.
Inside the envelope were a $10 or $100 bill and a letter from the man, Jonnie Wright. It explained that he wasn't homeless. It said he just wanted to pay back people who helped others. He encouraged the people to use the money as they wished or to pay it forward.
Wright doubled the money he was given and gave it to a homeless shelter.
Des Moines Police Officer Charged With Injuring Ex-Girlfriend
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - A 33-year-old Des Moines police officer has been charged with injuring his former girlfriend.
Polk County Jail records say Cody Grimes remained in custody on Tuesday, facing a charge of domestic assault causing injury. Online court records don't list the name of his attorney.
Sgt. Jason Halifax says Grimes is on paid leave pending an internal investigation.
The 25-year-old woman told officers that Grimes grabbed her by her jacket and threw her down some stairs at his home early Friday morning. She also says he grabbed her and threw her inside the house and against a door.
Grimes has been on the force for more than six years.
Chariton Settles Suit Over Use of Police Tazer On Mentally Handicapped Woman
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - A southern Iowa town has agreed to pay $67,500 to settle a lawsuit filed by a mentally disabled woman who was shocked with a police Taser.
Cherish Storm was shocked three times by a Chariton police officer in August 2010, including once while she lay in the back of a squad car in leg shackles and handcuffs.
A video of the incident shows Storm resisting being handcuffed. She was shocked seconds after her boyfriend told Officer Tyler Ruble that she had a mental disability and had undergone electroconvulsive therapy two days earlier.
Storm was convicted of interference with official acts and assault causing bodily injury.
The settlement was released in response to a records request by the newspaper. City officials declined to comment.
Iowa State University Caring For Two Pelicans
AMES, Iowa (AP) - Staff at Iowa State University's Wildlife Care Clinic are treating two pelicans after one of the birds was injured and the other stayed with him.
The clinic began treating the birds Dec. 14 after they were found at a frozen pond near Iowa City.
One of the pelicans suffered an injury and had to have one wing amputated. The other bird had a droopy wing.
Lacey Slutts, an intern at the center, says the birds probably stuck together to help each other. Now, they're inseparable.
Staffer Andrea Moeller says the pelicans get anxious if they're apart.
One of the pelicans will be released, but the bird with the missing wing may have to remain in captivity.
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Ellen DeGeneres to Guest Star on Deal or No DealJanuary 16, 2008 08:38:51 by Jennifer_Brown
It's been a big week for Ellen. First she bests TV daytime talk show megastar, Oprah Winfrey, in the annual Harris poll. Now the host of The Ellen DeGeneres Show gets to don a slinky dress and banter with Howie on Deal or No Deal.
Tonight, DeGeneres will surprise Deal contestant Shequila Farrelly, of Redstone Abenal, Alabama by being the first ever celebrity briefcase model (slinky green dress and all).
Deal or No Deal is hot in the middle of its Million Dollar Mission, a twist to the game created to guarantee that a contestant will (finally!) go home with the big $1 million prize. Each night that the mil isn't taken home, Deal puts another $1 million briefcase in the kitty — and will keep doing it until someone wins. Tonight, Farrelly will play with 7 $1 million briefcases in play.
Deal or No Deal airs Mondays at 9:00 PM (ET) and Wednesdays at 8:00 PM (ET) on NBC.
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New Year, New Million Dollar Mission for Deal or No DealJanuary 2, 2008 12:58:48 by Jennifer_Brown
Are the odds of picking that million-dollar briefcase on NBC's Deal or No Deal just way too low for your non-gambling self?
NBCplans to change that. They're bringing back their Million Dollar Mission with a hope that someone will take home that million dollars.
This is the way it normally works. Contestants on Deal or No Deal are faced with 26 briefcases, each containing a monetary amount, ranging anywhere from 1 measly penny to 1 million smackers! Round by nail-biting round, contestants choose a briefcase to open, revealing the dollar amount inside. As if that's not stressful enough, a mysterious silhouetted "banker" calls in between each briefcase, offering the buy the contestant out if he or she will just leave the game (this is where host Howie Mandel steps in an asks, "Deal or No Deal?" and much screaming on the part of the audience and sweating on the part of the contestant ensues). In this traditionally-played Deal or No Deal game, there is only but one briefcase containing the million dollar prize every contestant wants to take home.
But with the Million Dollar Mission, one isn't good enough.
For every contestant that goes home without a million dollars, Deal or No Deal will add an additionalmillion-dollar briefcase to the kitty for the next contestant.
Port Authority Police Officer (and 9/11 hero), Will Jimeno, of Chester, New Jersey, will be the lucky contestant to begin Deal or No Deal's Million Dollar Mission, with two $1-million briefcases up for grabs.
The new season of Deal or No Deal begins Wednesday, Jan. 2, 2008, 8PM ET on NBC.
Deal or No Deal airs Mondays, 9PM ET, and Wednesdays, 8PM ET on NBC.
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Deal Or No Deal Two Hour Thanksgiving SpecialNovember 21, 2007 12:02:00 by Joe Blackmon
In a special two hour episode of Deal or No Deal, thanksgiving is
celebrated. DaKenya McDuffy of Indianapolis, Indiana will play for the
top prize of $1 million. In a twist, Dekenya must avoid the
"turkeys." The "turkeys" are the five lowest cases, which have been
replaced with gravy, cranberry sauce, stuffing, pumpkin pie and a
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Deal Or No Deal Going To National SyndicationOctober 9, 2007 11:12:39 by Joe Blackmon
NBC Universal recently announced that NBC's and Endemol USA's hit game
show Deal or No Deal will be going into national syndication starting
in fall 2008. The announcement was made by Barry Wallach, President of
NBC Universal Domestic Television Distribution and David Goldberg,
President of Endemol USA.
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Deal Or No Deal To Help Raise Breast Cancer AwarenessOctober 5, 2007 12:01:00 by Joe Blackmon
The hit NBC reality game show Deal or No Deal is teaming up with the
Ford Motor Company and its "Warriors in Pink" campaign to fight breast
cancer and to raise awareness. On Friday, October 19, Deal or No Deal
will air a special "pink" episode from 8:00PM to 9:00PM. Host Howie
Mandel will show his support by wearing pink socks and bringing the
models on stage in stunning pink dresses, complete with pink
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Deal Or No Deal Announces First Ever $1 Million Play At Home Lucky Case Game WinnerSeptember 26, 2007 12:03:00 by Joe Blackmon
In tonight's episode of Deal or No Deal, the first ever $1 million Play
At Home Lucky Case Game winner is announced live at the top of the
show. And, in a surprise twist, host Howie Mandel reveals he's on a
"million dollar mission."
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Donald Trump To Appear As Banker On Deal Or No DealAugust 16, 2007 06:01:34 by Joe Blackmon
NBC's hit game show "Deal or No Deal," starring Howie Mandel, kicks off
its third season Monday, Sept. 17 with special guest Donald Trump and
an unprecedented one million dollar Play At Home Lucky Case Game, where
one lucky viewer at home is guaranteed to win one million dollars. In
addition, "Deal or No Deal" celebrates Sunday Night Football with NFL
Hall of Famers on Wednesday, Sept. 19, before moving to its regular
Wednesday / Friday schedule on Sept. 26, with a "Million Dollar
Mission" – where each game will have one additional one million dollar
case, until someone wins a million dollars, up to a six-one million
dollar case game.
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Deal Or No Deal To Lead Into NBC Summer Reality ShowsJune 1, 2007 12:19:00 by Joe Blackmon
NBC's hit game show "Deal or No Deal," hosted by Howie Mandel, has some
surprises up its sleeve when the popular game show finishes its second
season this June by leading into the premieres of summer's returning
favorites, "America's Got Talent" (June 5), "Last Comic Standing" (June
13) and NBC's newest reality dating series, "Age of Love" (June 18).
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Deal Or No Deal Celebrates Its 100th EpisodeMay 7, 2007 12:01:00 by Joe Blackmon
"Deal or No Deal" celebrates its landmark 100th episode in its second
season on Monday, May 7 (8-9 p.m. ET). Hosted by Howie Mandel, the
wildly popular game show has given away more than $16 million dollars
to date and averages over 15 million viewers per week.
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Deal Or No Deal Holding Casting Calls In Nine CitiesApril 3, 2007 06:28:15 by Joe Blackmon
NBC's hit game show "Deal or No Deal," hosted by Howie Mandel, is
getting some local help from its affiliate stations for a nationwide
search for America's next hopeful millionaire. The Deal-on-Wheels
casting bus will be hitting the road this spring, the first casting
call will be held on April 7 in San Diego, California, and the
five-week journey will conclude in Detroit, Michigan on May 5.
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A recipe for Black Bean, Pineapple and Shrimp Salad
Bean salads are perfect for summer. The inspiration for this recipe comes from a summer-menu offering at the Seasons 52 restaurant in Tysons Corner Center in Virginia. The mix of poblano peppers, grilled pineapple and shrimp was so good, I found a way to turn it into a salad. The salad is best served within 8 hours of assembling. — Stephanie Witt Sedgwick, Special to The Washington Post
Makes 4 servings
Three 1/3-inch slices of fresh pineapple (about 5 ounces total of peeled whole pineapple)
7 ounces medium or large raw shrimp, peeled and deveined
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3 tablespoons olive oil, divided
Freshly ground black pepper
3 tablespoons apple cider vinegar
3 tablespoons chopped cilantro
1/2 teaspoon sugar, or more to taste
A few drops hot pepper sauce, such as Tabasco, or more to taste
3 cups cooked black beans (two 15 1/2 -ounce cans, drained)
1 medium poblano pepper (about 5 ounces), roasted, skinned, seeded and cut into 1/3-inch dice (see note)
1. Prepare the grill for direct heat. If using a gas grill, preheat to medium-high (450 degrees). If using a charcoal grill, light the charcoal or wood briquettes; when the briquettes are ready, distribute them evenly under the cooking area. For a medium-hot fire, you should be able to hold your hand about 6 inches above the coals for about 4 to 5 seconds. Oil the grill rack before placing it on the grill.
2. Lay out the pineapple slices and the shrimp separately on a large plate or tray. Drizzle the fruit and shrimp with 1 tablespoon of the oil, then season with salt and pepper to taste.
3. Place the shrimp on the grill rack. Cover with the grill lid and cook for 2 minutes, then uncover and turn over the shrimp. Cook uncovered for 1 to 3 minutes or until the shrimp are opaque and just cooked through; transfer to a clean plate.
4. Place the pineapple slices on the grill; cover and cook for 3 to 4 minutes, until the pineapple has nice grill marks. Use a spatula to turn the slices over. Cook uncovered for 2 to 3 minutes, until the second side has nice grill marks; transfer to a clean plate. Let the shrimp and pineapple cool for 10 minutes.
5. Cut the shrimp into 1/2-inch chunks. Cut the pineapple into slightly smaller pieces, discarding the tough center core of each slice if that hasn't been done already.
6. Whisk together the vinegar, cilantro and sugar, along with the hot pepper sauce, salt and pepper to taste, in a large bowl; then slowly whisk in the remaining 2 tablespoons of oil. Add the pineapple, shrimp, black beans and poblano pieces, stirring to incorporate. Taste, and adjust the seasoning as needed. Serve right away.
Note: Roast the poblano pepper on an aluminum-foil-lined baking sheet at 400 degrees for 15 to 20 minutes or until the skin has blistered. Let cool, then peel and seed it before cutting as needed.


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Michael Anthony Munoz
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Height: 6-6 Weight: 278 lbs.
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High School: Chaffey
College: USC (school history)
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Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 133 (18th overall since 1950)
11-time Pro Bowler & 9-time First-Team All-Pro (fine print)
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Roosters deny Lockyer approach
The Sydney Roosters and player manager George Mimis will today deny they have held discussions over the possibility of star Brisbane five-eighth Darren Lockyer joining the club.
NRL boss David Gallop will interview the related parties today following a media report this morning suggesting a possible breach of the game?s anti-tampering laws. Under the law, no club is allowed to approach a player from a rival club before June 30.
The Roosters could be fined up to $100,000 if it is found that they have talked to Lockyer outside NRL guidelines.
It?s believed the Roosters are interested in signing Lockyer following Brad Fittler?s retirement announcement earlier this month.
Lockyer is off contract at the end of the season and has not yet decided on his future.
It?s understood that the NRL have asked Brisbane if they wish to make a complaint regarding the issue.
It?s possible that conversations have been had regarding Lockyer?s possible switch to the Roosters, but loopholes in the guidelines may have been used to escape penalty.


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1936 Ford Hot Rod - Marcel's Chops A '36 Coupe Part 1 Of 2Written by Eric Geisert on May 1, 2004 The Deley's Lower Another Lid
Unlike most things associated with the hot rod hobby, no one knows for sure who had the first chopped top. Old-timers that were there can remember chopped coupes on the streets of Southern California in the late '30s, long before they showed up to race on the dry lake beds.
The Southern California Timing Association (SCTA), started in 1938 as a sanctioning body to organize dry lake races, didn't even allow coupes to run at their meets until after WWII. The Russetta Timing Association did, however, and many racers found chopped coupes had a reduced frontal mass, thus lowering the drag coefficient.
So when did chopped coupes start popping up? Anybody with a documented answer is invited to write to this magazine and let us know. But, suffice to say, chopping a roof is as popular today as it was 70 years ago. Lowering the lid on a too tall coupe is fairly easy when it is a T or Model A (with their nearly vertical roof posts), but when Ford started rounding their roofs in the mid '30s, metalmen had to get creative. A fabricator once remarked that chopping the super-round roof of a '40 Ford coupe was like breaking an eggshell and then putting it back together with less pieces!
There are two ways to approach a chop nowadays, and the approach taken depends on if the car is a late or early model. The early models can be done in a two-piece method (the rear window area and windshield area are lowered separately and then reattached), while later models can be done in a four-way cut (with each post area lowered individually and then reconnected). And if the owner wants the windshield laid back, that presents even more cutting options.
When a customer of Roy Brizio Street Rods wanted his '36 three-window coupe chopped, Brizio called on Marcel DeLey of Marcel's Custom Metal. Marcel, along with sons Marc and Luc, have quietly been building some of the most recognized street rods of the last decade in their shop in Corona, California. They've collectively built five past America's Most Beautiful Roadster (AMBR) award winners from scratch as well as dozens of custom-bodied rods, from Buz DiVosta's SportStar exotic roadster in 1996 to the current crop of Boyd Coddington's creations (the Aluma Truck, the soon-to-be debuted Aluma Tub, and a throwback to the custom coachbuilt European cars of the '30s, a Delahaye-inspired rod powered by a Viper V-10).
Even with years of experience under their belt, it had been a while since they'd chopped a '36 Ford, but Marc DeLey wasn't fazed as he picked up his trusty Sawzall and started cutting! STREET RODDER followed along to see how the chop was done, as well as what work was done on the doors and window trim pieces. This is part one of a two-part story (which concludes in next month's issue), as the process can't be told in just four and a half pages.


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Was riding my MTB in fresh snow, 6" deep yesterday. I was a little disappointed because it was tough pedalliing and very tough to stay in a straight line. Is this a tire issue? My bike tires are good in mud, but didn't seem to handle the snow very well. (The 6" of deep snow was over packed snow, but not ice.)
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Is 'Scotland's Future' from Central Europe's past?
In a special guest post Kieran Williams reflects on the lessons for the SNP's project of Scottish independence to be learned from the making and unmaking of Czechoslovakia.
The Scottish government's glimpse of the future in an independent state was a trip down memory lane for those of us who remember the breakup of the Central and East European federations.
To be sure, the White Paper released on 26 November is a far more thorough and thoughtful rationale than anything that could be composed as the Soviet Union, Yugoslavia or Czechoslovakia unraveled. It is also relies more on inclusive civic principles – statehood desired as a means to a fairer and more competent administration – than on the discourse of national destiny heard in the former Soviet bloc twenty years ago.
But here and there amidst the 650 answers of 'Scotland's Future', I caught a strong whiff from the archives of Central Europe, in particular of Slovakia, a country easily compared to Scotland owing to almost identical population size (5.3 million), exceptionally large proportion of university graduates, highland-lowland range, and so on. I was reminded in particular of documents like the '61 Steps to Slovak Identity', released in October 1990 by lawyers and economists of the 'Sovereign Slovakia' Initiative, and the manifesto of Vladimír Mečiar's Movement for a Democratic Slovakia (HZDS) for the 1992 election, the last held before Czechoslovakia was dissolved. Read More…
Václav Klaus live and unplugged
A few years ago I honestly told myself that I would spend less time academically on Czech right-wing politics and more time on other things. The world really did, after all, need some decent research about Central European interest groups and under-the-radar new parties threatening to break through into Czech politics. Inevitably, things didn't work out like that.
As the Czech media have noticed rather than sit at home and write his memoirs the former Czech president is embarking on the political equivalent of a European and world tour and – as with 1980s electro pop or – when you're got all the albums, but didn't manage to catch the acts live, it's hard to stay away.
And so it was that I found myself in Pembroke College (Cambridge) listening to Klaus giving the Adam Smith Lecture (transcript including asides faithfully posted by the Václav Klaus Institute here).
In recent years figures on the left, not least fellow Scot Gordon Brown, have tried to reclaim Smith from his totemic status as an icon of the free market right, but – following in the footsteps of previous lecturers Charles Moore and Nigel Lawson – this will be a strictly orthodox interpretation.
Accordingly, Klaus tells us about the Smithsonian influence over his career, explaining to semi-approved of status of classical pre-Marxian economists in communist Czechoslovakia and his position as a junior researcher attracted to liberal market economics in the 1960s, critical of the market socialist plans of the Prague Spring.
Adam Smith, the Adam Smith Institute and the politics of Thatcher and Thatcherism were also an inspiration after the fall of communism when he is – he says – promoting the idea of a fully fledged capitalist market economy against residual ideas of a Third Way on the liberal left. Anglo Saxon liberal ideas helped see off the threat of a French – or German inspired social market economy in the Czech Republic.
This is the classic Klaus back story. Read More…
Pussy Riot: Russia's Plastic People?
The widely criticised detention and trial of the three members of the Russian feminist punk collective Pussy Riot, now awaiting verdicts in Moscow on charges of 'hooliganism' for an anti-Putin protest happening at the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour has been widely – and rightly – reported as a litmus test of the nature of power and opposition in contemporary Russia.
But for anyone with a slightly longer historical memory – and an interest in East European affairs – it also has echoes of earlier trial of a group of muscians in a politically constructed trial four decades ago: that of the Plastic People of the Universe in communist Czechoslovakia in 1976 on a charge of 'organised disturbance of the peace'.
Having stemmed popular protest following the Soviet-led invasion in 1968 that had terminated the Prague Spring reforms and then a variety of organised political groups in the early 1970s, Czechoslovakia's hardline communist rulers wished to complete the 'normalisation' of the country by sending a powerful and intimdating signal to artists, intellectuals and young people with unconventional tastes.
Plastic People 1976 from Charta77 on Vimeo.
Subsequent jail sentences for the long-haired Plastici ranged from eight to 18 months. Outrage over the trial provided the key impetus for the diverse groups to coalesce into the Charter 77 movement, creating the peaceful civic dissent that eventually provided the political leadership for the 1989 Velvet Revolution.
In some ways Pussy Riot trial seems to offer direct parallels. An authoritarian regime with no real ideology which has emerged in the wake of a failed democratic experiment seeks to reassert its potentially fragile social control itself by making an example of a rebellious non-conformist musicians with an English name.
A trial with a veneer of legality – and large doses of bathos and farce – ensures and proceeds to a predictable, politically fixed conclusion. Custododial sentences for loosely framed public offence seem a distinct possibility. But in seeking to dish out exemplary punishment and send a signal to sectors of society inclined towards protest and opposition, the regime miscalculates. The trial creates a focus for a diverse national and international coalition
But the Pussy Riot trial also underlines how authoritarianism and opposition have moved on. Czechoslovakia's Plastici were alternative, avant-garde and deeply at odds with their cultural and artistic values of the regime, but were in no sense a political opposition. Left alone they would probably have eked out an existence as part of a marginal underground sub-culture. But while happy to see people retreat into private and family life, Czechoslovakia's communist 'normalisers' were determined to monopolise public space and seek and crush pockets of organised cultural and social non-conformity.
Putin's more modernised post-Soviet regime wouldn't have bothered.
It has learned the lesson that, provided the commanding heights of media and economy are securely under control, society can be kept on a much looser leash.
As various in-the-field projects written by SSEES students about St Petersburg punks and Moscow football hooligans attest, marginal sub-cultures happily flourish on the fringes of contemporary Russian society.
It is independent political activity and political protest that brings a sharp, brutal tug on the leash. For while they might share some of their avant-garde aethetics and style, unlike the Plastics, Pussy Riot are clearly in the business of overt, provocative political opposition – opposition intended to be seen and heard as widely as possible.
The two trials also highlights changes in the breadth, gender and social composition of those involved in anti-regime protest in Eastern Europe. While the Plastics of 1970s – like the later Czech dissident cultural and intellectual elites their trial helped give rise to- were exclusively male, with wives and female partners very much in the background. Pussy Riot's identity, impact and elan, by contrast, stem from the fact that its members are young, female and feminist – although the Western media, well accustomed to kick-ass punk heroines, doesn't dwell on the gender politics.
Where the two historical moments seem to touch, however, is in highlighting the underlying continuties of an over-powerful (post-)communist power apparatus accountable neither to law, nor society.
Pussy Riot's commitment to
… horizontal political activity, self-organization and the capability to be aware of oneself as an equal participant in civil politics, to understand one's rights and fight for them to develop…
would be immediately comprehensive to even the most non-hip, conservative Chartist of the 1970s or 80s, as well as to those like Havel with more obviously Bohemian cultural leanings, although its feminism, anti-sexism and libertarian leftism and in-your-face political militancy would probably be less palatable. Also deeply familiar across the the gap of decades and countries is the absence of the rule of law, facade of independent legal process and the obvious political pliability of judges and courts.
Whatever the sentences next week, the final unanswered question is if and how the Pussy Riot trial will have the politically galavanising effect similar to that of the Plastics forty years ago. Putin's Russia is not Communist Czechoslovakia whose apparent strength eventually proved so brittle, but a far more adaptable and multifaceted regime whose hard to grasp mix of concession, repression and regression may be altogether tougher to crack.


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There is, as Gotham admits, no making sense of it. The filmmaker prefers to poke at his father's steely enigma than develop the loose ends of the "real" story. In "Decoding Deepak" the person being decoded is the director himself. Archival footage of morning show appearances and spots on Larry King present Gotham, now regretful of those wasted years, lip-syncing his father's lines. He got into broadcast journalism and then documentary filmmaking, he tells us, because he was tired of talking. He wanted to listen.
If only he had listened to his own instincts: hidden within the celebrity worship and meaningless talk of "Decoding Deepak" is the story of a distant father and a wayward prodigal, "The Master" in miniature. In an ingenious moment, Deepak describes the ending he envisions for the film, and Gotham halfway obliges, animating his father's words with stock footage of pulsing cells and bursts of stars. It comes 15 minutes in. Gotham nods at such secret shoals and tacit challenges, lamenting the "script" they always follow, acknowledging that the film may be "about us, about me."
In the end, though, after inscribing a message for his own son in a book of ancestors tucked amid the narrow passages of a remote Indian town, Gotham relents, and lets his father have the film's last words. Against the tactile firmness of the pen on paper, of a simple accounting of who the Chopras have been, and hope to be, the words seem as meaningless as ever. "Where is the 'I' that really exists?" Deepak asks. "Everywhere." And, in "Decoding Deepak," nowhere.
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Early in the season there is usually some jockeying around as the first place team in the NHL is established. We have the early first leader in the Chicago Blackhawks. They have won all five of their games so far this season, posting a 5-0 record with 10 points. The toughest game they have had so far was an overtime victory over the Dallas Stars on Thursday night. They won 3-2.
Chicago is a strong team with a solid core of star players including Jonathan Toews, Patrick Kane, Marian Hossa, Duncan Keith and Brent Seabrook. It's probably the deepest group of front-line stars any team in the NHL can offer. However there is reason to wonder if they are truly the best team in the NHL. Last season the Blackhawks posted a strong 101 points. This was good enough for tenth overall in the NHL. That was only ten points behind first overall - so it's possible that is a small enough margin that it is within the uncertainty from random results in a given season.
Chicago is a good team. It is possible that they could finish first overall. Their fast start this season will help to get them there but it is unlikely that they will hold that position all season long. There are too many other teams that can challenge them. More than likely there will be a season-long race for first overall'
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text: Mark Budolfson received his PhD from Princeton, and before coming to Stanford he was a postdoc at the Center for the Philosophy of Freedom at the University of Arizona. While at Stanford, he was interested in all areas of philosophy, and often worked on topics in ethics, social philosophy, and epistemology. His research included work on the nature of normativity, the legitimacy of international institutions, environmental ethics, and general issues at the interface of ethics and public policy, especially in connection with collective action problems such as climate change and other dilemmas that arise in connection with common resources and public goods.


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From Porgy and Bess (Vocal, Trumpet or Alto Saxophone Solo). Composed by George Gershwin (1898-1937). Arranged by Douglas E. Wagner. Concert Band; Masterworks. Pop Symphonic Band. 20th Century; Broadway; Masterwork Arrangement; Standard. Conductor Score & Parts. 204 pages. Published by Alfred Music (AP.29634).
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This cherished Gershwin melody from Porgy and Bess is a certain audience and band pleaser. The accompaniment is playable by less-experienced ensembles, and what a wonderful way to feature a male or female vocalist. Optional parts for solo trumpet or solo alto saxophone are also included, so you can be creative with featuring a variety of soloists. Musical through-and-through! (2:46)
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To capture the charm of the Maker's Mark brand and capitalize on its ever-growing popularity, Solid Light created a fresh and surprising new visitor experience for its Loretto, Kentucky distillery.
The immersive "Distiller's Home" lets visitors open drawers, answer the telephone, flip through photos, and discover the brand's colorful roots on their own. The real surprise? Visitors can interact with the talking portraits of Bill Samuels, his wife Margie, and other members of this famous distilling family.
One final surprise—walking from a rustic rickhouse into an upscale tasting and retail area—reinforces the company's identity as a homegrown distilling operation producing a top-shelf bourbon product.
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It's very doubtful there will be an issue on the ballot this fall to allow Ohioans to vote to overturn the state's constitutional amendment banning gay marriage. Ohio Public Radio's Jo Ingles reports the leader of that effort says there's not enough time to get the necessary signatures to put the issue before voters this November.
FreedomOhio's Ian James says he will not put an issue on the ballot this fall to allow Ohioans to overturn the gay marriage ban approved by voters in 2004.
It's good news to the state's largest gay rights advocacy group, Equality Ohio. For the last year, Equality Ohio has been urging James to wait, saying this fall is not the time to put the issue before voters.
But it's not just the timing. There are questions about whether the former petition that was circulated was worded properly to allow religious freedom. James changed the petition language, and the ballot board just approved it. But James says it won't make the ballot this year.
"It would be very difficult to get the signatures necessary for this new petition that allows for the freedom to marry and religious freedom, because the time frame is so tight," James said. "Plus we want to really reach out and build consensus with the in-state LGBT groups and allies to make sure this is the right time, the right issue and we're moving things forward. You know, this is going to cost a lot of money to get on the ballot and win. So we're going to take a step back and make sure we are doing this the right way at the right time."
In order to put the issue before voters this fall, James would have needed to collect more than 385 thousand signatures from 44 of Ohio's 88 counties on these new petitions by July 2.
James says he's now hoping to try to put the issue before voters next year -- or in the fall of 2016.


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So I turned off anon access to ldap again after confirming it was working as anon.
Can't get _anything_ to connect now, thunderbird and outlook both just fail. Outlook gives me a "Invalid DN (34)" message, thunderbird gives me nothing at all.
I know people suggest simply leaving it open and using IPTables / other firewalling to secure it off, but this simply wont work - we have iphones / blackberries which will also be connecting to the ldap / caldev / etc and so then their IP's constantly change, and theres no vpn that I know of that works on the iPhone.
Do I need to enable something so I'm able to login?
Thunderbird doesn't actually even request any login details, outlook has the option to say "I need to login" but I put the username I use to login and my password and it still fails to connect.
Any help / ideas will be very much appreciated. There's nothing in the logs to indicate whats going wrong.
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Candidate taken off Oklahoma City School Board ballot
The race to lead the Oklahoma City School Board was narrowed from three candidates to two Tuesday morning when the Oklahoma County Election Board decided to remove one of the contestants from the ballot.
Former Douglass High School administrator Marcia Muhammad will not be an option for voters because she pleaded guilty in 2001 to two felony counts of falsely obtaining food stamps. Her three-year sentence was deferred.
State law bars anyone who is convicted or pleads guilty to misdemeanor embezzlement or any felony from running for public office for 15 years after the sentence is served.
School Board Chairwoman Angela Monson contested Muhammad's eligibility.
The election board voted 2-0 to remove Muhammad from the ballot.
"We have to look at the evidence we're given and follow the law," Election Board Chairman Anita DeToy said.
Lynne Hardin is now the only person opposing Monson for her at-large position on the school board. The election will be Feb. 12.
Discussion brief
The hearing lasted less than 45 minutes. Muhammad's ineligibility was apparent, said Ken Nance, an attorney representing Monson.
"The statute is very clear," Nance said. "She pled guilty. She's disqualified from serving on a school board."
Nance called Muhammad to testify, but she declined.
Muhammad presented a background check of herself she picked up from the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation. The document showed her arrest, but not the guilty plea.
The guilty plea Muhammad entered in 2001 was what election board members were interested in.
"Under the statute, that's all you need," Secretary Doug Sanderson said.
Criminal history doesn't preclude someone from filing for office, Sanderson said. Filing forms do not ask about criminal convictions.
After the hearing, Muhammad and Monson spoke quietly as others left the room at the election board office. The two have known each other since childhood, Monson said.
"Her commitment to our children is very clear," Monson said. "It's consistent."
Monson said the victory wasn't personally gratifying, but it was necessary.
"It's important the law be followed," she said, "and the county Election Board did just that."
Muhammad said she doesn't begrudge Monson. She said she is grateful to at least have her concerns heard.
"It's always been about the children with me," Muhammad said. "We agreed to work together. We agreed to go forward together."
Muhammad said she will consider running for school board when she becomes eligible.
"Not this race," she said. "But the race for the education of our children? Always."
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Muhammad began her career with Oklahoma City Public Schools as a substitute teacher from 1991-99, according to district records.
In June 2001, she began working as a math teacher at Douglass. Three months later, she pleaded guilty to food stamp fraud.
Muhammad worked for the district until 2004, and had three other positions: dean of instruction at Star Spencer High School, computer teacher at Capitol Hill High School and night school principal at Emerson High School.
She then broke employment with the school district, a district spokeswoman said.
But soon after, she was rehired as the assistant principal of Northeast Academy in 2004.
Because her sentence was deferred, she could still be rehired, said Laura Holmes, an attorney who represents Oklahoma City Public Schools and works for the Center for Education Law.
After three years at Northeast, Muhammad worked a year as the assistant principal of Star Spencer.
She then was transferred to Douglass in July 2008. The Douglass principal, Brian Staples, objected to her transfer to his school after working with her previously at Northeast Academy.
In 2010, Muhammad was put on administrative leave. Shortly after, Staples was attacked in the school parking lot.
Staples recommended to the school board in June 2011 she be fired for disobedience, and she was.
Last year, Muhammad's son was arrested in connection with the attack on Staples. Controversy at Douglass did not end when Muhammad was fired.
In June, the NAACP accused Staples of altering grades and attendance records, and an investigation followed.
Muhammad was among those leading the charge for Staples to be fired. She filed a complaint against Staples with the U.S. Department of Education.
Staples resigned last month.
The statute is very clear. She pled guilty. She's disqualified from serving on a school board."
Ken Nance,
Attorney representing School Board Chairwoman Angela Monson


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The Employment Standards Act requires employers to grant employees the following periods of unpaid leave. An employee does not need to work for a specified period to qualify for leave.
Pregnancy leave
A pregnant employee is entitled to up to 17 consecutive weeks of unpaid pregnancy leave. This leave may start no earlier than 11 weeks before the expected birth date, and must end no earlier than six weeks after the birth date unless the employee requests a shorter period.
If pregnancy leave is not requested until after the birth of a child or after termination of the pregnancy, the employee is entitled to up to six consecutive weeks of leave beginning on the date of birth or termination date.
An initial period of leave may be extended up to six consecutive weeks if an employee is unable to return to work for reasons relating to the birth or termination of a pregnancy.
A request to return from leave earlier than six weeks after the birth must be made in writing at least one week before the proposed return date.
An employer may require an employee to provide a doctor's certificate in support of a request for leave or a leave extension.
Parental leave for birth and adopting parents
A birth mother who takes pregnancy leave is entitled to 35 consecutive weeks of unpaid parental leave. A birth mother must begin her parental leave immediately after her pregnancy leave ends, unless she and the employer agree otherwise.
A birth mother who does not take pregnancy leave, a birth father, or an adopting parent is entitled to up to 37 consecutive weeks of unpaid parental leave. The leave can begin anytime within 52 weeks of the birth or placement of the child.
An initial period of parental leave may be extended up to five consecutive weeks if the child requires an additional period of parental care.
An employer may require an employee to provide a doctor's certificate or other evidence that the employee is entitled to the leave or leave extension.
Request for Leave
The Act says that a request for pregnancy or parental leave must be made in writing at least four weeks before the proposed start date. However, the courts and the Employment Standards Tribunal have said that failure to give written notice does not affect the employee's entitlement to the leave. Employees are encouraged to tell their employers the date they will be going on leave well in advance and to put it in writing to avoid misunderstandings.
Family responsibility leave
An employee is entitled to up to five days of unpaid leave in each employment year to meet responsibilities related to the care, health or education of any member of the employee's immediate family.*
"Employment year" means a year beginning on the date the employee commenced employment.
Family Responsibility Leave does not accumulate from year to year.
Compassionate care leave
An employee can take up to eight weeks of unpaid leave within a 26 week period to care for or support a gravely ill family member.
The employee must obtain a medical certificate which states that the family member is gravely ill with a significant risk of death within 26 weeks.
"Family member" means someone who is:
Bereavement leave
An employee is entitled to up to three days of unpaid leave on the death of a member of the employee's immediate family.* These days do not have to be consecutive, or start on the date of death.
*"Immediate family" means the spouse, child, parent, guardian, sibling, grandchild or grandparent of an employee; and any person who lives with the employee as a member of the employee's family.
Jury duty
An employee who is required to attend court as a juror is considered to be on unpaid leave for the period of the jury duty.
Reservists' leave
An employee who is a reservist is entitled to unpaid leave if the employee is deployed to a Canadian Forces operation outside Canada, is engaged in pre- or post-deployment activities either inside or outside Canada, or is deployed inside Canada to assist in dealing with an emergency or its aftermath.
The employee must give the employer four weeks' written notice of the date the leave will begin and end. If the employee receives less than four weeks' notice of a deployment, he or she must give the employer as much notice as is practicable.
If the deployment is extended, the employee must give the employer notice four weeks before the date the leave was to have ended, or as soon as practicable.
If the employee proposes to return to work earlier than originally specified, the employee must give the employer at least one week's notice.
Employment considered continuous
If an employee is on any of the leaves referred to in this factsheet or is on jury duty, employment is considered continuous for the purposes of calculating annual vacation and termination entitlements, as well as for pension, medical or other plans of benefit to the employee.
With the exception of reservists' leave, an employer must continue to make payments to any such plans unless the employee chooses not to continue with his or her share of the cost of a plan.
The employee is entitled to all increases in wages and benefits that the employee would have received if not on leave.
Conditions of employment to remain the same during leave
An employer may not terminate an employee, or change a condition of employment, because of a leave or jury duty without the employee's written consent.
Return to work
When the leave or jury duty ends, an employee must be returned to his or her former position or to a comparable position. It is the employer's responsibility to contact the employee to make arrangements for the employee's return to work.
Ministry of Labour
Employment Standards Branch
Province of British Columbia
This factsheet has been prepared for general information
purposes. It is not a legal document. Please refer to
the Employment Standards Act and Regulation
for purposes of interpretation and application of the
law. June 2008.
For more information, please contact
the Employment Standards Branch.


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With lots of exciting upcoming news for the 2012 season in celebration of US 131 Motorsports Park's 50th Anniversary the Champion Awards Banquet has been scheduled at a new venue sure to please everyone.
The 2011 Lane Automotive/ Edelbrock Bracket Racing Champion Awards Banquet will be held on Friday, February 3, 2012 at its new location the Crossroads Conference Center in Grand Rapids just north of the track on US 131. Immediately next to the Conference Center you will find a terrific Holiday Inn Express & Suites with an indoor water park and terrific amenities which includes a complimentary hot breakfast.
A meet and greet with cocktails will begin at 6 pm with dinner being served at 7 pm followed by the awards ceremony. This event is open to all racers, friends, family or even if you just love our sport of drag racing. The cost for this event is $30 per person and tickets must be purchased by Friday, January 27th. Please call the track office to purchase your tickets Monday-Friday from 9 am-4 pm at 269.672.7800.
To book your room at the fantastic Holiday Inn Express & Suites please call Vanessa at 616.656.7777 and ask for your special US 131 MSP room rate of just $79 per night. Your room rate also includes four tickets to the indoor water park. The address for the Champion Awards Banquet is 6569 Clay Avenue SW, Grand Rapids, MI located just off exit #76 at the US 131 and M-6 interchange.
We look forward to seeing you and joining us as we support the 2011 Champions and their competitors for a night to remember.


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You can have lawyer represent you here and they may be able to get it continued until you can return here and be present.You may also want to consider Chapter 13 here as it has automatic stay and will stop the foreclosure and allow you to keep your home.Your lawyer can discuss both options here to prevent this from happening.
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You definitely can use lawyer to postpone foreclosure here.I wish you good luck resolving it all.
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CSULA Students and the Elections: Where's the Party?
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(CSULA- 10Valley) Cal State LA students Keon Semsarha and Kevin Zhou rooted around campus to find out what CSULA students think about the election. Contrary to popular opinion, students really do care about what will happen in one week's time. At least Cal State LA students do. Kristin would like to see more third parties, because she thinks the existing two aren't doing that great a job. Ron thought that third parties could be good, but often they are just confusing for the voter. Finally, Eduardo Moran thought the more options, the better. That gives voters something to look forward to rather than being stuck with the two who are offered every four years.
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