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Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld makes a public announcement that he is planning to move Taliban and al-Qaeda suspects to the Guantanamo Bay Naval Station. The number of people in US custody and destined for Guantanamo is allegedly small. According to the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Air Force Gen. Richard B. Myers, they number eight individuals aboard the USS Peleliu and 37 at a US base near Kandahar airport. [Dawn (Karachi), 12/28/2001] Troops, earlier stationed at nearby Camp Rhino, where John Walker Lindh was detained, are being transferred to Guantanamo. [GlobalSecurity (.org), 1/15/2005] The reason for choosing Guantanamo for detaining suspected al-Qaeda and Taliban members is unclear. Rumsfeld says: "I would characterize Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, as the least worst place we could have selected. Its disadvantages seem to be modest relative to the alternatives." [Dawn (Karachi), 12/28/2001] Rumsfeld does not inform reporters of the legal opinion about to be released by the Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) that he feels makes Guantanamo uniquely qualified to serve as a prisoner for terror suspects
(see December 28, 2001). According to the OLC opinion, Guantanamo is outside the US itself, so US courts have no jurisdiction to oversee conditions or activities there. It is also not on soil controlled by any other court system. And, unlike other facilities considered for housing terror suspects (see January 11, 2002), Guantanamo is not on the soil of a friendly government with which the US has lease and status of force agreements, but rather on the soil of a hostile Communist government whose predecessor had signed a perpetual lease with the US. The base, therefore, is, according to the OLC, under the sole jurisdiction of the US military and its commander in chief, and not subject to any judicial or legislative review. In 2007, author and reporter Charlie Savage will write, "Guantanamo was chosen because it was the best place to set up a law-free zone." [Savage, 2007, pp. 145]
Entity Tags: Al-Qaeda, US Department of Defense, Charlie Savage, Richard B. Myers, Taliban, Donald Rumsfeld
Timeline Tags: Torture of US Captives, War in Afghanistan
Lieutenant Colonel Diane Beaver, the top legal adviser to the Army's interrogation unit at Guantanamo, JTF-170, writes a legal analysis of the extreme interrogation techniques being used on detainees. Beaver notes that some of the more savage "counter-resistance" techniques being considered for use, such as waterboarding (the use of which has resulted in courts-martials for users in the past) might present legal problems. She acknowledges that US military personnel at Guantanamo are bound by the Uniform Code of Military Justice, which characterizes "cruelty," "maltreatment," "threats," and "assaults" as felonies. However, she reasons, if interrogators can obtain "permission," or perhaps "immunity," from higher authorities "in advance," they might not be legally culpable. In 2006, a senior Defense Department official calls Beaver's legal arguments "inventive," saying: "Normally, you grant immunity after the fact, to someone who has already committed a crime, in exchange for an order to get that person to testify. I don't know whether we've ever faced the question of immunity in advance before." The official praises Beaver "for trying to think outside the box. I would credit Diane as raising that as a way to think about it." Beaver will later be promoted to the staff of the Pentagon's Office of General Counsel, where she will specialize in detainee issues. But Naval General Counsel Alberto Mora is less impressed. When he reads Beaver's legal analysis two months later (see December 17-18, 2002), he calls it "a wholly inadequate analysis of the law." According to Mora, the Beaver memo held that "cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment could be inflicted on the Guantanamo detainees with near impunity." Such acts are blatantly illegal, Mora believes. Mora will note that Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld bases his decision to approve such harsh "counter-resistance" techniques (see December 2, 2002) in part on Beaver's memo. He will write that Rumsfeld's decision "was fatally grounded on these serious failures of legal analysis." Neither Beaver nor Rumsfeld will draw any "bright line" prohibiting the combination of these techniques, or defining any limits for their use. As such, this vagueness of language "could produce effects reaching the level of torture," which is prohibited without exception both in the US and under international law. [New Yorker, 2/27/2006] Written under Difficult Circumstances - Beaver later tells a more complete story of her creation of the memo. She insists on a paper trail showing that the authorization of extreme interrogation techniques came from above, not from "the dirt on the ground," as she describes herself. The Guantanamo commander, Major General Michael Dunlavey, only gives her four days to whip up a legal analysis, which she sees as a starting point for a legal review of the interrogation policies. She has few books and materials, and more experienced lawyers at the US Southern Command, the Judge Advocate General School, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and the DIA refuse to help her write the analysis. She is forced to write her analysis based on her own knowledge of the law and what she could find on the Internet. She bases her analysis on the previous presidential decision to ignore the Geneva Conventions, later recalling, "It was not my job to second-guess the president." Knowing little of international law, she ignores that body of law altogether. She fully expects her analysis to be dissected and portions of it overridden, but she is later astonished that her analysis will be used as a legal underpinning for the administration's policies. She has no idea that her analysis is to be used to provide legal cover for much more senior White House officials (see June 22, 2004). She goes through each of the 18 approved interrogation techniques (see December 2, 2002), assessing them against the standards set by US law, including the Eighth Amendment, which proscribes "cruel and unusual punishment," the federal torture statutes, and the Uniform Code of Military Justice. Beaver finds that each of the 18 techniques are acceptable "so long as the force used could plausibly have been thought necessary in a particular situation to achieve a legitimate government objective, and it was applied in a good faith effort and not maliciously or sadistically for the very purpose of causing harm." Law professor Phillippe Sands later observes: "That is to say, the techniques are legal if the motivation is pure. National security justifies anything." The interrogators must be properly trained, Beaver notes, and any interrogations involving the more severe techniques must "undergo a legal, medical, behavioral science, and intelligence review prior to their commencement." However, if all of the criteria are met, she "agree[s] that the proposed strategies do not violate applicable federal law." Sands points out that her use of the word "agree" indicates that she "seems to be confirming a policy decision that she knows has already been made." 'Awful' but Understandable - Sands later calls her reasoning "awful," but understands that she was forced to write the memo, and reasonably expected to have more senior legal officials review and rewrite her work. "She could not have anticipated that there would be no other piece of written legal advice bearing on the Guantanamo interrogations. She could not have anticipated that she would be made the scapegoat." Beaver will recall passing Vice President Cheney's chief of staff David Addington in a Pentagon hallway shortly after she submitted the memo. Addington smiled at her and said, "Great minds think alike." [Vanity Fair, 5/2008]
Entity Tags: Michael E. Dunlavey, Donald Rumsfeld, Diane E. Beaver, Defense Intelligence Agency, David S. Addington, Alberto Mora, Geneva Conventions, Judge Advocate General School, US Department of Defense, US Department of the Army, Phillippe Sands, Joint Chiefs of Staff, US Southern Command
Timeline Tags: Torture of US Captives, Civil Liberties
An FBI memo released to the American Civil Liberties Union in 2006 (ACLU—see February 23, 2006) documents escalating tensions between FBI and Defense Department personnel stationed at Guantanamo. According to the memo, beginning in late 2002, Defense Department interrogators received encouragement from their superiors to "use aggressive interrogation tactics" that FBI agents believed were "of questionable effectiveness and subject to uncertain interpretation based on law and regulation." The memo names Major General Geoffrey Miller, the commander of Joint Task Force-Guantanamo, as supporting interrogation methods FBI agents believe "could easily result in the elicitation of unreliable and legally inadmissible information." FBI personnel took their concerns to senior Pentagon officials, but were ignored. [American Civil Liberties Union, 2/23/2006]
Entity Tags: US Department of Defense, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Geoffrey D. Miller
Timeline Tags: Torture of US Captives
The legal office of the Joint Task Force Guantanamo issues a warning to military and civilian personnel at Guantanamo, titled Interaction with Defense Counsel, informing them that they are not required to provide the attorneys of detainees statements on the "personal treatment of detainees" or any "failure to report actions of others." Refusing to cooperate with the attorneys, the document states, "will not impact your career."
[USA Today, 6/12/2004]
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Between Iraq and a Hard Place (12 years later)
Saddam Hussein. Madman. Dictator. Gassed his own people. Invaded Kuwait without cause. Seeking weapons of mass destruction to destroy the U.S. Training Al Qaeda terrorists. Imminently dangerous.
On the surface, it seems like we have the perfect case for war. Right?
These are all excuses. All are debatable points. And none will be the real reason we invade Iraq.
- Madman, dictatorial: well, this is mostly subjective opinion. But, if you have to use it, then let's invade Zimbabwe (Mugabe certainly fits my definition of mad and dictatorial). China's quite dictatorial, and they force women with children to have an abortion on their second child. The Shah of Iran was pretty oppressive, but, oh wait, we supported him!
- Gassed his own people: two words: Waco, Texas.
- Invaded Kuwait without cause: hmm … Viet Nam, Somalia, various replacements of oppressive governments with U.S.-friendly oppressive governments. Not to mention the fact that Kuwait was slant-drilling their wells to tap into Iraq's natural resources.
- Training Al Quaeda: we trained Saddam Hussein. And Fidel Castro. And thousands of others we regretted training later.
The fact is, this Iraq issue is a government program. It accomplishes several things, including the distraction of the American people from the important issues. In the end, Bush's goals boil down to one thing and one thing only: re-election. Rest assured he will stop at nothing to get it. On the way, his main objectives are as follows:
- Enact and enforce policies that will benefit his largest contributers.
- Push the agenda of the Republican Party, which overlaps the agenda of the Democratic Party to a great extent (with different flavors).
- Protect the interests of politicians, especially those friendly to him.
- Protect and grow the federal government.
The Iraq problem is no different. Though I have no love for Saddam Hussein (I, too, have imagined him in various positions of imminent death), I think he poses no significant threat to us if we reorganize our military and intelligence to be tools of honest national security (rather than what Bush defines as national security, which was outlined above).
Oh, and what about the Kurds? Well, the Turks, Russians, Iranians, Pakistanis, and so forth all pretty much do the same thing that Saddam Hussein has done.
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I don't traditionally spend a great deal of post space on "hard" wine news, but this little item is actually quite exciting, and accordingly, I wish to share the news:
Ridge Named One of California's Top Chardonnay Producers by Wine Spectator Magazine!
In the new July 2012 issue of the venerable Wine Spectator, James Laube (Wine Spectator's expert on the wines of California) selects his Top 30 producers of Chardonnay in California, and I am happy to report that Ridge Vineyards is on the list!
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You can also find a lot of quality accounts to follow simply by asking for suggestions from those you already follow. Or, why not try participating in Follow Friday? Services like Twollo, Twibes and Just Tweet It offer keyword-based ways to find people in your niche, too.
Show your followers who you areOnce you've amassed your target network, it's time to show them who you are. Even before they read one of your tweets they should have an idea of what your interests are and why you're using Twitter.
We've got the resources for writing a killer bio and choosing the right profile picture so your followers will feel that they know you, at least a little.
Don't make newbie mistakesOne way to send potential connections running for the hills is by making some common newbie mistakes on Twitter. Here are some mistakes you should avoid if you want to maintain that professional sheen on you Twitter account:
- Unprofessional (risqué, unrelated, blurry, etc.) profile picture
- No bio
- Uneven follower to follow ratio
- Too self-serving
- Too few/too many updates
Think about your actions from your followers' point of viewWhenever you send out a tweet, question how your followers will see it. Will it come off as being too sales-ey? Too pushy? Too self-absorbed? You want to think about how your tweets will be perceived by others if you are going to network effectively.
Just like when you talk with someone at a conference, consider the impact you're making and take a moment to stand in their shoes. At a conference you offer a business card when you're having a really great conversation, so why not extend this to Twitter and ask a particularly interesting person to have a longer conversation with you over email or DM?
It can be difficult to read sarcasm and emotion online, so be careful of tweeting things that could be misinterpreted. All of your actions have some impact on your business network on Twitter, so just be sure you tweet with confidence that you'll be well-received.
Retweet, retweet, and retweet some moreAre you a little shy when it comes to saying "hi" outright on Twitter? Retweeting is one of the best ways to show someone you're interested in networking with them without being too pushy.
By retweeting someone, you're sending the message that you are listening to what they say and you want to share it with others. What better way to start up a business relationship is there? And if you add in your own opinion to the beginning of the retweet, they'll get to know a little bit about your personality before you reach out and begin networking more one-on-one.
Ask questionsGet your Twitter network talking by asking a general question. Here are two general rules of thumb to keep in mind when writing a question on Twitter:
- Stick to your niche – you're more likely to hear from people who are interested in the question this way, and if you've built a targeted network, they'll want to share their opinions.
- Let them know you're listening – retweet some or all of the answers, add your own answer, or tally them up and present them in poll form. This will tell your followers that you actually care about their answers.
Share your networkWhen you get to know your Twitter network, you'll be able to introduce two people who have a lot in common, or offer up a few great account for your very own Follow Friday tweet. Don't be afraid to share contacts, as this is what Twitter is all about – and in turn, you'll notice others doing the same.
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New federal data finds that health care spending increased by 9.9 percent in the first quarter of 2014. According to data released Wednesday by the Bureau of Economics Analysis the recent rise in healthcare spending is the biggest jump since the third quarter of 1980.
USA Today's Paul Davidson stated "the higher health outlays made up more than half of last quarter's 3% increase in consumer spending and helped prop up a generally weak economy. The economy grew just 0.1% in the quarter and would have shrunk by about a percentage point if not for the surge in health-related spending."
The Affordable Care Act (ACA) mandate could be the cause of a majority of the increase due to Americans being able to visit doctors and hospitals however, it is unclear how many of the estimated 8 million Americans who signed up for health insurance under the mandate were previously uninsured. Due to the extended deadline of April 15th for many people to sign up for health insurance because of the ACA, economist Omair Sharif of the Royal Bank of Scotland predicts further increases in health spending during the second quarter.
Other factors that could continue to lead to increased health care spending include faster job growth. "Faster job growth is leading to more health-related spending for many Americans who went without insurance or used few medical services while unemployed," Dan Mendelson, CEO of consulting firm Avalere Health says.
Also, Mendelson says, upward pressures on health care costs, such as the growth of expensive high-tech treatments, are re-emerging after falling for several years. Costs had fallen because the ACA gave hospitals incentives to be more efficient, and insurance companies shifted more costs to patients, prompting many to visit doctors sparingly, he says.
USA Today also reported the amount consumers pay for health care also may drift higher. Although annual medical inflation has fallen since the recession and was well under 1% in March, Paul Sales of Capital Economics expects fewer patents to expire over the next two years leading drug prices to increase. The decline was partly due to the expiration of a large number of drug patents in 2011 and 2012, causing expensive branded drugs to be replaced by cheaper generics.
According to a new report from the IMS Institute for Healthcare Informatics, Medicine Use and Shifting Costs of Healthcare: A Review of the Use of Medicines in the United States in 2013,finds total spending on medicines increase 1.0% on a real, per-capital basis in 2013. The total amount spent on medications hit $329.2 billion last year, up 3.2% nominally and up from the 1% decrease in 2012.
The ways in which patients will utilize their insurance in the future will depend on their ability to pay, IMS Health research director Michael Kleinrock says.
"A patient's decision to seek health care and use whatever health care they wind up using comes down to their ability to pay and the costs," he says. "We see a clear rise in deductibles, and in plans with deductibles and a clear rise in consumer-driven health plans."
Kleinrock notes that 20% of those with coverage have high-deductible plans, and that 78% of all insured people have a deductible. What's more, 38% of those deductibles are over $1,000.


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Saturday was a busy day! It was mama's birthday and my friend Kaela's 25th!
Mom just posted about her birthday here–
I got her this grafted weeping pussy willow and she really loved it! She's excited to plant this little baby in the ground and watch him grow.
Mama went off to dinner with her sweetie and I headed to Kaela's 25th party…
Here's the birthday girl in all her glory!
She's a new blogger and an amazing writer- check her out here: Blog
She worked really hard on her party and her humble little abode showed it so well!
A great time was had by all, much Bowie was played and Sangria was drank, and I felt honored to be a part of such a big day!
After this I went to an indoor circus event at a club that we had tickets for. I didn't take any pictures of that because they did not allow photography-
Here is the flyer for the event though-
Clowns, dances, and fire, oh my! [ No animal circus, don't worry!]
Watch our time lapse video of the party here…
What did you all do this weekend?


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This weekend we've had two typhoons in Tokyo. My friend laughed about this, but it's really handy to have rain pants if you plan to bike or even walk when the wind is high. A few days ago, we were in the mountains outside of Tokyo and saw our first fall maple leaves turning yellow and red.
I am looking forward to the television weather reports that will soon be tracking the progress of fall foliage from north eastern Japan down to south western Japan. I love the media fixation on fall foliage and spring cherry blossoms, marking the season and reminding the viewer of Japan's geography. Altitude makes a big difference, too.


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Lobster Salad with Citrus Vinaigrette
1 qty Small shallot, chopped
2 tbsp Mayonnaise
1 tbsp Fresh orange juice
2 tbsp Fresh tarragon, chopped
2 tbsp Olive oil
1 tbsp Fresh lime juice
2 lbs Lobster, steamed
2 qty Small tomatoes
½ qty Cucumber, peeled and cut
1 qty Lettuce, leaves seperated
1 qty Avocado, sliced
½ qty Pea shoots, tendrils
2 tbsp Chives, coarsely chopped
Salt and pepper to taste
Whisk shallot, mayonnaise, orange juice, tarragon, 2 tbsp oil, and 1 tbsp lime juice in a medium bowl; season dressing with salt and pepper.
Combine lobster meat, tomato, and cucumber in another medium bowl. Set aside 3 tbsp dressing. Drizzle remaining dressing over lobster mixture and toss to combine; season with salt and pepper.
Arrange lettuce leaves on a platter and drizzle with a little oil and lime juice; season with salt and pepper. Mound lobster salad over lettuce and top with avocado and pea shoots. Spoon reserved dressing over salad and finish with chives.
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ANNAPOLIS, Md. -- The penultimate Offshore Sailing event of the Fall Season is the John F. Kennedy Cup, emblematic of the National Collegiate Large Yacht Championship. The event hosted by the Naval Academy and sailed in their fleet of Navy 44's was held this past weekend. The Bears qualified to sail based on their third place finish at the McMillan Cup three weeks earlier.
After a great day of practice on Friday, the teams were welcomed with a class fall Northeasterly Saturday morning with wind speed upwards of 30 knots. With sail restrictions in place excluding the use of genoas and spinnakers due to the conditions, the Bears were more than comfortable all day. Utilizing the "wing on wing" technique with the spinnaker pole, the team finished 2,3,3 in the first three races in the ten boat fleet. Prior to the start of the fourth race of the day the team had an equipment failure that caused them to cross the line in ninth. After being awarded average points due to the breakdown, the team was third overall going into Sunday.
Sunday was an entirely different scenario on the water with light and shifty winds. The race committee was only able to complete one of the three scheduled races. The Bears finished eighth in that race and stayed in third for the Championship.
The team was made up of skipper Eric Gimple, tactician Richard O'Leary, trimmers Zachary Groce, Megan Wadleigh and Gregory Gaskel, Jesse McKnight in the pit, Bailey Bellone on the mast and Toby Ferl on bow.
NY Maritime won the event with 15 points, followed by Navy 17 and Coast Guard in third with 20. This completed up a great season for the Offshore Sailing Team who finished in the top three in all major big boat events they competed in.


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2012 Winter CHA Sneaks - GCD Studios Story Book Collection
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- April said...
What a fun collection!
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- DeeDee said...
I absolutely LOVE how weird this is!!
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- Debbie W said...
It is a very unique collection. I like it.
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- dawnaclark said...
Not for me. I don't care for photographic images on paper. Looks digital. Sorry Donna.....love your work though! I've commented on 2 different CHA posts and I didn't care for either one....that's either good for my wallet, and bad for my creativity, or both! Need some fresh inspiration...something new and useable. I am falling in love with the new Tim Holtz alterations releases though!
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- Jen said...
Unique line and I would use bits and pieces of this. thanks for sharing with us!
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- Casey Lu said...
This is too weird, mixed and unmatched, so far off the ledge with this one.
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Today, SOWISO and the University of Amsterdam (UvA) and Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences (HvA) signed an agreement opening up SOWISO's e-learning platform to all their 90.000 students!
Both UvA and HvA already use our software in their mathematics education, so nothing new there. But the rate of adaptation of SOWISO in their institutions is something we are very proud of. It was only less than three years ago that the first course took place with help of SOWISO. A course with only three students. And now 90.000. Talking about mathematics, that sure must be exponential growth! 😉
We are happy to be supporting students and teachers in their day-to-day education and we continue to work closely with them, also in research and innovation projects. Another cool development is the fact that SOWISO is used more and more for exams. Formative testing is already common practice (last year alone about 60.000 formative tests were done by UvA students on SOWISO), but we are adding more and more features and support for the more formal summative testing as well.


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Jenny has been a photog friend of mine for around two years now! I got the privilege of shooting a maternity & newborn session for her and her adorable family.
Jenny is a portrait photographer in the Bartow area! She has two little girls who are as cute as can be, a husband who is extremely supportive of her and her passion, she's also a nurse AND loves Jesus, which is always a plus in my book! We have only really been around each other twice for their sessions, yet we connect and are alike on SO many levels that it's scary! We joke that we were supposed to be sisters and were separated at birth..for real y'all.
When Jenny told me she wanted to book me for a mentoring session, I was extremely excited!! We live about an hour and a half away from each other (which really isn't far so we definitely need to get together more!) so we agreed to meet in Tampa at the Oxford Exchange so the drive wouldn't be as far. I asked Jenny to send me a list of topics or questions that she would like to go over during her session so that we could get as much covered on those topics as possible!
We sat upstairs at OE and sipped our iced coffee and iced latte while getting a bunch accomplished. We made Lightroom presets, talked batch editing, workflow, client experience, posing and so much more! After we were finished talking, we walked around the Oxford Exchange and I took some fresh head shots for Jenny. She is an incredibly joyful person to be around and has a great smile! We were laughing the entire time. Afterwards, she practiced our new found ability to "Free-lens" on me! She took some beautiful shots! It was so much fun learning with her because I had never tried free-lensing before either. You'll notice what newbie free-lens shots look like in some of the photos, it's where most of the photo is extra blurry and has a little vignette around the photo! I definitely would like to practice it more!
I'm so thankful for genuine people like Jenny who trust me to mentor them for two hours in order to help them along in their photography journey just like so many have helped me and continue to as time goes on. Community over Competition is thriving in this industry and it makes me so happy to see where the photography community will be over the next several years!
Here is a ton of favorites from Jenny's Mentoring session!! Don't forget to check out Jenny's website HERE! Her work is just gorgeous!!
Jenny!! You are so beautiful, girl!!
The photo below is my favorite free lens shot!!
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The bloodiest day in the 17-month Intifada, with more than three dozen Palestinians killed as the price Israel exacted for the deaths of five settlers, and my newspaper runs the story, not on the front page, where it belongs, but on page 10, where it's more likely to be overlooked..
Last week a dozen American soldiers were killed in Afghanistan and the story ran on the front page. Worst day of the war, we were told. That thousands of Afghans, who have nothing whatever to do with al-Qaeda or the Taliban, have already experienced their worst day of the war, unremarked upon and unnoticed, gave the headline a surreal — if not racist — quality. The deaths of occupiers are mourned, pored over, sanctified, "justifiably" avenged; the deaths of the occupied are shuffled to the back of the newspaper.
"The day's carnage began in the early hours of the morning, when a Palestinian suicide attacker walked into the Gaza Strip settlement of Atzmona, throwing grenades and spraying automatic fire."
Five Jewish students at a religious college died, along with the Palestinian suicide attacker.
"Israel forces later entered the nearby village of Khousza to search for militants and weapons. Firing from helicopter gunships and tanks, they killed 17 Palestinians."
A suicide bomber attacks a settlement. The settlement is illegal. "Retaliatory military strikes" are launched, but against who? Not against the perpetrator. He's dead.
We're told Israeli forces (an occupying army, but that's not what it's called in deference to concealing the crimes of a Mideast ally) enter a nearby Palestinian village to search for militants and weapons. How? By firing from helicopter gunships and tanks.
How a search can be conducted by lobbing shells and spraying the occupants of a village with machine gun fire isn't made clear, or questioned. But this wasn't a search for guns and militants, and it wasn't a retaliatory strike against the attack's — already dead — perpetrator. It was collective punishment, illegal under international law (like the occupation, but who's pointing that out?), and the object was clear: To attack Palestinians — any Palestinians — not for what they did, for those who died didn't attack the village, but for who they are.
"Israeli helicopter gunships struck in towns and refugee camps in other parts of Gaza and the West Bank," killing more. More collective punishment. Attack settlers, and we'll kill you at random. Because you're Palestinians.
The Nazis, who occupied Belgrade, had a similar way of dealing with the partisans who resisted. Every time a German was killed, the Nazis rounded up dozens of Serbs and killed them in retaliation. Attacks us, and we'll kill you at random. Because you're Serb.
On page 13, beside a drawing of an Arab hurling a bomb at a target with a Star of David bulls-eye, a columnist asks, "How can Israelis ever make peace with people who believe their fundamental crime is being Jews?"
Israeli president Moshe Katsav seconds this, uttering words as vile and racist as anything the Chancellor of a Western European powerhouse once did: "Each Palestinian baby, when he was born, he took with the milk of his mother incitement against the Jews." They hate us because we're Jews. It's the Israelis' equivalent of Washington's "no moral equivalence." Our murder of innocent civilians, our violations of international law, our aggression, our building of weapons of mass destruction, our war crimes, can't be criticized. There's no moral equivalence. Why not? Because we say so. And so the matter is dropped, explored no further, in deference to concealing the crimes of the world's only superpower.
Military occupation in defiance of international law. Ethnic cleansing. Illegal settlements. Refusal to recognize Palestinians' right of return. Human rights atrocities. Extrajudicial assassinations. Sabra and Shatila. Nine-hundred, a thousand Palestinians dead in the last 17 months, (no one knows the precise number.) Collective punishment. And it's said Palestinians suckle anti-Jewish incitement at their mothers' teats, that they attack because they hate Israelis for what they are, not what they've done.
Dozens of Palestinians, who didn't attack Atzmona, died for who they are, and still Israelis debase their persecution through the ages by using it a shield behind which to behave as Nazis, to murder, to enact racists policies, to ethnically cleanse, to occupy, to practice collective punishment.
So what, on this bloodiest day of the Intifada, appeared on the front page? A story we've heard before. A leader, this time Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe, who "casts back to an era of anti-imperialism and Marxism" is accused of stealing an election, while his opponent, Morgan Tsvangirai, who was caught on videotape discussing a plot to assassinate Mugabe, is lionized. He "appears to be awake to world economic realities." Tsvangirai's plotting, his threats of violence and insurrection, his ties to London are brushed aside or ignored, in deference to concealing the crimes of the IMF's man in Harare.
Mr. Steve Gowans is a writer and political activist who lives in Ottawa, Canada.
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New Parallels beta supports iPhone, Google phone talk reappearsParallels is launching a new test version of its Parallels Desktop virtualization software that, among other features, supports the iPhone. Also, a new report suggests that Google's first cellphone is well underway.
Parallels beta supports Expose, iPhone in Windows
Wednesday signaled the public release of a new beta for Parallels Desktop that promised multiple extensions blurring the line between native Mac and virtual Windows environments.
Significantly, the test update for version 3.0 adds full recognition of the iPhone in Windows XP or Vista virtual machines, allowing the device to sync with iTunes. The unusual change is necessary for those who may run Microsoft Outlook for work purposes and need its data on the Apple device, according to Parallels.
"Yes, I realize the irony of syncing an Apple device with Windows running on a Mac, but lots of people need [this]," said company PR chief Ben Rudolph. "Try not to judge."
The refresh also further blends Windows apps into Coherence Mode, integrating them with the Mac OS X Expose task switcher and adding drop shadow effects.
Other changes included restoring the Image Tool's features to let the user change the size and state of disk images, and the ability to browse a virtual machine's file system while the environment is in suspend mode.
The update is currently free and open to any public user already running Parallels Desktop 3.
Google funneling money into cellphone project
Reuters' investment guidance firm Anian has revealed in a recent report that Google's often-rumored cellphone project is not only real but has received a large infusion of cash on the road to completion.
While short on details, the report said that Google was taking the concept of its own cellphone seriously and had spent "hundreds of millions" of dollars designing and preparing for the device. Taiwan's HTC, which regularly produces and then rebrands phones for American and European markets, was purportedly designing a Linux phone on behalf of the Mountain View, Calif.-based search engine giant. T-Mobile would be the primary carrier for the phone in the US in early 2008 while Orange would service France and other areas, Anian said.
Google had also allegedly discussed deals with AT&T and Verizon for integrating Google service into their cellphone lines but had been turned down by at least Verizon, which objected to splitting ad revenue with the potential partner. All three American carriers said to be involved in the deal declined to comment.
The move by Google to create its own phone would complicate its relationship with Apple and other phone designers such as LG, many of whom already have installed custom Google map and search tools in recent models. The iPhone to date relies on Google's Maps utility and its search engine in the mobile version of Safari, but is expected to gain more apps over time.


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Retreat: In October 2019, there will be an eight-hour kick-off retreat as well as monthly sessions designed to help members of the class build collaborative relationships and a conceptual foundation for the remainder of the fellowship.
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A new class of fellows will be selected and initiated every two years. The fellowship extends for 24 months, starting in October. During this time, fellows are expected to commit at least six hours per month to prepare for and attend Friday afternoon sessions and to work on their independent projects. They must also include time for workshops and mini-fellowships.
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Jim Webb: Why We Must Reform Our Criminal Justice System
America's criminal justice system is broken.
How broken? The numbers are stark:
• The United States has 5% of the world's population, yet possesses 25% of the world's prison population;
• More than 2.38 million Americans are now in prison, and another 5 million remain on probation or parole. That amounts to 1 in every 31 adults in the United States is in prison, in jail, or on supervised release;
• Incarcerated drug offenders have soared 1200% since 1980, up from 41,000 to 500,000 in 2008; and
• 60% of offenders are arrested for non-violent offensives--many driven by mental illness or drug addiction.
Numbers only tell part of the story.
While heavily focused on non-violent offenders, law enforcement has been distracted from pursuing the approximately one million gang members and drug cartels besieging our cities, often engaging in unprecedented levels of violence. Gangs in some areas commit 80% of the crimes and are heavily involved in drug distribution and other violent activities. This disturbing trend affects every community in the United States.
Ex-offenders are also confronted with a lack of meaningful re-entry programs. With the high volume of people who are coming out of prisons, it is in the self-interest of every American that national leadership design programs that provide former offenders a true pathway towards a productive future.
An examination is required as to what happens inside our prisons. Our correctional officers deserve better support in dealing with violent criminals under their supervision. It is also imperative that we facilitate a safe environment for all inmates, and examine ways to better prepare them for their release back into civil society. The de-humanizing environment of jails and prisons compounds these challenges.
Without question, it is in the national interest that we bring violent offenders and career criminals to justice. The purpose of this legislation is not to let dangerous or incorrigible people go free. Rather, it is to determine how best to structure our criminal justice system so that it is fair, appropriate and--above all--effective.
No American neighborhood is completely safe from the intersection of all of these problems.
Today, the Senate Judiciary Committee will hold a hearing on the National Criminal Justice Commission Act of 2009. This legislation, which I originally introduced in March, creates a Presidential level blue-ribbon commission charged with conducting an 18-month, top-to-bottom review of our nation's entire criminal justice system, ultimately providing the Congress with specific, concrete recommendations for reform.
The committee hearing can be seen via webcast live today at 3:00pm.
The goal of this legislation is nothing less than a complete restructuring of the criminal justice system in the United States. Only an outside commission, properly structured and charged, can bring us complete findings necessary to do so.
Fixing our system will require us to reexamine who goes to prison, for how long and how we address the long-term consequences of their incarceration. Our failure to address these problems cuts against the notion that we are a society founded on fundamental fairness.
Today's hearing "Exploring the National Criminal Justice Commission Act of 2009," chaired by cosponsor and Chairman of the Subcommittee on Crime and Drugs, Senator Arlen Specter and ranking Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, also a sponsor, provides a platform for Judiciary Committee members to hear witness testimony from a wide spectrum of political ideologies and backgrounds including my own statement, about the need to make this commission a reality.


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Andrew Brod, Sarah Jane Cervenak, Omar H. Ali, Christopher Ruhm, Eric Ford and David Cook are among UNCG individuals recently in the news.
Visit the Newsmakers web page.
Campus Weekly is published each Wednesday when classes are in session. In the summer, it is published biweekly.
Andrew Brod, Sarah Jane Cervenak, Omar H. Ali, Christopher Ruhm, Eric Ford and David Cook are among UNCG individuals recently in the news.
Visit the Newsmakers web page.
Come walk the Choctaw Road. [Read more…]
Calendar of Workshops The Fall 2010 Training and Development calendar of workshops has been posted on the Human Resource Services training web site. Included on the calendar are professional development and personal enrichment opportunities from the HRS Learning Modules, an expanded Financial & Life Planning (FLP) series and the training opportunities offered at the Office of State Personnel. The course title/link on the calendar provides time, location, course description, and a link to register. Also posted on the site is the new UNCG Training & Development Catalog, which can be downloaded at http://web.uncg.edu/hrs/Training/HRS_Training_Catalog_10-11.pdf. You may wish to print a copy for your departmental common space or bulletin board. If your area has predetermined training events that are offered to faculty and staff and you would like for them to be included in this catalog produced each August and January, send HRS the information. Those with questions or catalog entries may contact Gwenne Causey or Jason Morris in HRS at 4-5009.
Study Abroad Fair The fair for students as well as faculty and staff will be today (Wednesday, Sept. 1), 11 a.m.-4 p.m., Stone Lawn on College Avenue. Anyone who has an interest in study abroad is welcome to stop by and get more information about the different programs and opportunities that UNCG offers.
SoCon Academic Honor Roll UNCG had a school-record 117 student-athletes earn spots on the Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll for the 2009-10 school year. To be named to the Honor Roll, student-athletes must participate in a varsity sport and post a 3.0 grade point average or higher while passing at least 24 hours in two semesters, or its equivalent for other academic calendars. UNCG had more than 100 student-athletes on the Honor Roll for the fourth straight year. Nearly half of UNCG's 244 student-athletes from the 2009-10 academic year earned at least a 3.0 GPA.There were 69 student-athletes with 4.0 GPAs in the league for the school year, and UNCG boasted 10 of them.
Food for Thought The Lloyd International Honors College invites faculty, staff and students to the Food for Thought lunches, on Wednesdays at noon in the Faculty Center. Today (Wednesday, Sept. 1), the topic is "Coming to America: The International Student's Perspective." Tom Martinek of the International Programs Center will lead a discussion about how the dramatic changes made to visa and immigration procedures after 9/11 have affected international students coming to study here, and the vast differences between the US college system and higher education around the world. Stacey Peebles notes this is a great chance to hear from international students how their educational system at home differs from the experience at UNCG and how this reflects various aspects of their culture.
"Wild Caught" on PBS this Friday At 10 p.m on Friday, Sept. 3, UNC-TV will broadcast statewide Matt Barr's one-hour documentary "Wild Caught: The Life and Struggles of an American Fishing Town." It has been modified from the original feature-length version, which was originally premiered on campus in April of 2006. It has been shown in a number of venues including film festivals, academic conferences and community screenings."Wild Caught" looks at the struggles of the fishing families of Snead's Ferry, North Carolina, a traditional fishing town undergoing the onslaught of a rising tide of seafood imports and an ever-increasing rate of coastal development. Filmed over a seven-year period "Wild Caught" has become an advocacy piece for fishermen in North Carolina and throughout the country. It is being distributed to the PBS system by NETA, the National Educational Telecommunications Association.
Furniture Expo will be held Sept. 7, from 3-8 p.m. in the EUC, Cone Ballrooms B and C. Any students living on campus as well as faculty and staff members can tour an exhibit of student room furniture from five select vendors and give feedback on what they would like to see in the new residence hall and renovated Quad in the future. Your impressions are important to Housing and Residence Life. Questions? Email email@example.com.
Got free stuff to give away? If so, the university's official Facebook account and Twitter account could use it. Each semester, several prize packs are awarded to the winners of a variety of social media contests conducted on that Facebook page (http://facebook.uncg.edu) and on Twitter (http://twitter.com/uncg). All types of items are welcomed, from event tickets and apparel to CDs/DVDs or smaller items like pens and stickers. What's in it for your department or program? Free advertising among the ever growing number of fans and followers. Contact Lanita Withers Goins at email@example.com or Debbie Schallock at firstname.lastname@example.com if you have questions or donations.
Interdisciplinary Undergraduate Research Assistantships (IdURA) These assistantships support students working with faculty across disciplinary lines to create and disseminate knowledge in new areas of scholarship and research. The application deadline is 5 p.m. Friday, Sept. 24. For details, see http://www.uncg.edu/our/2011idura.html or call the Office of Undergraduate Research at 4-4776.
World Suicide Prevention Day will be Friday, Sept.10. The campus' Friends Helping Friends suicide prevention and mental health awareness group, along with the Counseling and Testing Center, will have information tables set up in the Atrium from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 8, and in the EUC Commons from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 9. The Friends Helping Friends program and the Wellness Center of Student Health Services will also be launching their two-level I CARE program on these days. The Level I training is a mental health and suicide awareness outreach program, which can be requested by emailing the program's Outreach Coordinator, Anne Keyworth, at email@example.com. The gatekeeper training, Level II, teaches participants the skills they need to intervene with an individual who is showing signs of mental distress or suicide ideation. It is an interactive program that is UNCG-specific. To register for this program, visit http://www.uncg.edu/shs/fhf/ or contact Julie Catanzarite at email@example.com.
Faculty and students from the newly formed School of Music, Theatre and Dance will showcase their talents on a shared stage for the third annual Collage Concert.
The popular performance, which has enjoyed near sell-out crowds for the past two years, will be held at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 11, in Aycock Auditorium. Tickets for the event are $10-20 and can be purchased online at boxoffice.uncg.edu, by calling 4-4849 or at campus box office locations. Discounts are available for groups of 10 or more. All proceeds will benefit the School of Music, Theatre and Dance Scholarship Fund.
This year's event will highlight the strength of the performing arts at UNCG and within the new unit dedicated to the three artistic disciplines. The theatre department will present an excerpt from the iconic musical "Oklahoma!" (A full performance of the musical will have a several-day run later this semester.) Students from the dance department will perform two pieces choreographed by faculty members. And the music departments will be well represented, with performances by 350 vocalists and instrumentalists as well as contributions from faculty members with specialties in jazz, voice, keyboard, string, and wind instruments.
The Collage Concert is a great opportunity for patrons to experience a wide range of artistic expressions, said Dr. Kevin Geraldi, an assistant professor of conducting in the school. "People who normally might only be interested in hearing a certain type of music, or who tend to attend performances by certain areas of the school, will have the opportunity to explore the breadth of what our excellent faculty and students have to offer.
"Collage is not a normal concert experience," he added. "It is much more interactive, with performances that surround the audience presented seamlessly with special lighting."
The 2010 Collage Concert is the first in a series of special performances planned to celebrate the inaugural year of the School of Music, Theatre and Dance. The school was officially established July 1.
For more information about the Collage Concert, visit http://www.uncg.edu/mus/collage.
By Lanita Withers Goins
Photography by David Wilson
"Accepting the Often Chaotic Appearance of Trees," an art exhibition by Karen Bjork Dischell, in on view in the Jackson Library Reading Room. On Sept. 9, from 4-6 p.m., the Friends of the UNCG Libraries will host an opening reception. [Read more…]
Thomas W. Ross, president of Davidson College and a former chair of the UNCG Board of Trustees, was unanimously elected president of the 17-campus University of North Carolina by the UNC Board of Governors on Aug. 26.
He will take office Jan. 1, succeeding Erskine Bowles, who announced in February that he would retire this December after five years in the post.
Ross has served as president of Davidson College since 2007.
Following his election, he told the Board of Governors: "To accept this job will require that I leave a job and place I love dearly," referring to Davidson College. "It has been an emotional struggle for me to come to the decision to leave, but I do so feeling called to this position and to this University. I love this State of ours, and there is no institution more important to North Carolina and her future than the University of North Carolina."
Chancellor Linda P. Brady said, "Tom Ross will be an outstanding leader for the University of North Carolina. He understands higher education and the challenges we face, and recognizes the historic support provided by the citizens of North Carolina for our University. I have enjoyed serving with him on the Southern Conference Council of Presidents."
Before his presidency at Davidson, Ross was chairman of the UNCG Board of Trustees from 2005 to 2007. His tenure as a board member had begun in 2003.
During his years of service, UNCG achieved the Carnegie Classification of High-Research Activity University; numerous higher education bond projects started, including the renovation of historic Aycock Auditorium and Petty Science Building; construction of Spring Garden Apartments began; and the public phase of the Students First Campaign was launched.
He established the Tom and Susan Ross Civic Engagement Internship Scholarship and he served as honorary chair of the Individual Advance Leadership Committee for the Students First Campaign, 2004-09.
He has also served on the Board of Visitors for UNCG, as well as for UNC Chapel Hill and Wake Forest University. He received an honorary doctorate from UNCG in May 2008, when he delivered the commencement address.
Ross was born and raised in Greensboro and earned a bachelor's degree in political science from Davidson in 1972. He graduated with honors from UNC Chapel Hill's School of Law. After a short stint as an assistant professor of public law and government at UNC Chapel Hill's School of Government, Ross joined the Greensboro law firm of Smith Patterson Follin Curtis James & Harkavy in 1976. He left the firm in 1982 to serve as chief of staff for U.S. Congressman Robin Britt. The following year, Ross was appointed by Gov. Jim Hunt to fill a vacancy on the North Carolina Superior Court. He held the position for the next 17 years.
In 1990, North Carolina's Chief Justice tapped him to lead a new Sentencing and Policy Advisory Committee. Over the next two years, this panel devised a structured sentencing system that would toughen sentences for violent crimes and repeat offenses, while increasing community-based alternatives to incarceration for non-violent offenses. Key goals were to minimize sentencing disparities and to prioritize resources more effectively without sacrificing public safety.
In 1999, Ross was appointed director of the state's Administrative Office of the Courts.
In 2001, he left the bench to serve as executive director of the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation, a Winston-Salem-based philanthropic organization devoted to improving the lives of the people of North Carolina.
Ross stepped down in 2007 to return to Davidson as president.
Active in civic and community activities, Ross currently serves on the boards of Davidson, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina, the Hueston Foundation, the Warner Foundation, the Center for Creative Leadership, and the North Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities.
In the past, he has served on the boards of the North Carolina New Schools Project, the Kenan Institute for the Arts, the Institute of Government Foundation, the UNC Chapel Hill School of Law Alumni Foundation, and the Wake Forest University Comprehensive Cancer Center.
Ross has been married since 1972 to Susan Donaldson Ross, a graduate of the UNC Chapel Hill School of Education and a former executive director of the Greensboro Bar Association.
"Our nationwide search attracted talent from many different professional backgrounds and from every part of the country, but in the end that long road led us back to North Carolina, to one of our own," Board Chairman Hannah Gage said in recommending Ross to the Board of Governors. "In a time of great challenge and constant change, Tom Ross' thoughtful leadership, his proven integrity, his deep understanding of North Carolina, and his lifelong commitment to improving the lives of people in every corner of our state make him the perfect choice to lead the university in the years ahead."
Visual: Tom Ross delivered UNCG commencement address at Greensboro Coliseum in 2008.
Photography by Chris English
UNCG has implemented a new e-procurement system called the UNC Greensboro eMarketplace.
eMarketplace is an automated, streamlined procurement application that will provide cost savings to departments making purchases.
Shannon Clegg, senior director of Campus Enterprises, said, "This new e-procurement system will provide the ability to bring UNCG's spending under management, cut processing costs, and negotiate more competitive contracts with major suppliers, hence saving the university departments money."
Clegg also provided some benefits of an e-procurement system:
Additional information on the eMarketplace can be found on the Purchasing page at: http://purchasing.uncg.edu/eMarketplace/
By Angie Schrock
Photography of a training session last week by Mark Unrue
Featured this week: Dr. Ray Purdom – Dr. Joan E. Paluzzi – Dr. Zhanxiang Zhou – Dr. James Benshoff – Staff Stars [Read more…]
On Aug. 23, at the end of the first day of classes, first-year student living on campus received a knock on their door from a UNCG faculty or staff member to welcome them to the campus. [Read more…]
The Department of Campus Recreation has revised the Student Recreation Center (SRC) membership packages and pricing structure for UNCG employees to stay healthy and active. [Read more…]
A national search has begun for a new director for the Office of Academic Assessment. [Read more…]
Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor David H. Perrin will attend Helping Students Beat the Odds, a Sept. 16 conference in Washington, D.C., sponsored by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. [Read more…]
Enjoy an art exhibition on loan from the Guilford Native American Association. [Read more…]
The State Health Plan is verifying the eligibility of all dependents covered on the State Health Plan, according to Human Resource Services. This initiative consists of a six-week Verification Period during which all members must provide proof of eligibility for each of their dependents enrolled for coverage under the State Health Plan during the 2010-11 Plan Year. [Read more…]
Faculty Senate meeting
Wednesday, Sept. 1, 3 p.m., Virginia Dare Room, Alumni House.
Men's soccer vs. Charlotte
Wednesday, Sept. 1, 7 p.m.
Sustainability Film, "Crude, the Real Price of Oil"
Thursday, Sept. 2, 6:30 p.m., Weatherspoon Auditorium.
Labor Day holiday.
Monday, Sept. 6. Classes dismissed; offices closed.
Faculty Convocation and general meeting
Wednesday, Sept. 8, 3 p.m., EUC Auditorium.
Staff Senate meeting
Thursday, Sept. 9, 10 a.m., Virginia Dare Room, Alumni House.
Film, "Hans Hofmann: Artist/Teacher, Teacher/Artist"
Thursday, Sept. 9, 4 p.m., Weatherspoon.
more at calendar.uncg.edu
Wednesday, Dec. 4, 7 p.m., Fleming Gymnasium
Friday, December 6, 300-B South Elm St.
Friday, Dec. 6, 1:30 p.m., Weatherspoon Art Museum
Saturday, December 7, 4 p.m., Fleming Gymnasium
Thursday, December 12, 3 p.m., UNCG Auditorium
Friday, Dec. 13, 10 a.m., Greensboro Coliseum
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Md. firefighter named National Firefighter of the Year
Sara Shaffer is the first woman from the department to get the award
PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, Md. — A Prince George's County firefighter was recognized with a very special honor. She's been named National Firefighter of the Year.
MyFoxDC reported that Sara Shaffer is the first woman from Prince George's County to get the award.
She was honored in part for her heroism in January 2013 when a PGC fire truck was hit by a semi and flipped on its side. Firefighter Shaffer crawled into the rig's cab and rescued fellow firefighter Lt. Ryan Emmons. Lt. Emmons' arm was severed in the crash and later reattached. Without medical supplies, she used her body to position his to control the bleeding.
She played a key role in Lt. Emmons' extrication and stayed with him during transport. When his tourniquet dislodged, she used her hands to apply pressure to his brachial artery until they arrived at the trauma center.
Firefighter Shaffer says she loves being a firefighter. Her father, retired from the Prince George's County Fire Department after almost 25 years of service, and her uncle and cousin also worked for the department, according to the report.
Shaffer began volunteering at a fire department when she was 18.


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One-day Book bag.
하루 읽을만한 책 한 두권을 들고 나서는 가벼운 발걸음을 위한 가방입니다.
24 x 31 x 2.5 cm
Leather Color
(Vegatable tanned, Italy - Walpier)
Finish - Matt type, Oil, Hard type / Hardness - ★★★★☆
All of our works is based on Order to made system.
Working period is about 4 - 5 weeks for Bags
Fedex shipping : about 1 - 3 business days
Of course if we can, we will do our best for reducing period.
And you can see our most recently news about work and new products on our Instagram & facebook page.
Working period
All of our works is based on Order to made system. And period is depend on the kind of product.
Bags : About 6-12 weeks usually.
Camera cases : About 5-6 weeks usually.
Camera straps & small goods : About 4-6 weeks usually.
Leather skins : About 2-3 weeks usually.
We use Fedex shipping service with tracking number. It take about 3-5 business days usually.
Tax & Duty.
Tax or Duty are not included in price. Tax and Duty will be decide by your local custom and it is just on your treat. If you need any other help about this, please contact us before order.
We refuse any type of return because of Tax or Duty, in this case you just can get a refund except all kind of cost.
Return policy.
If there is quality issue or something wrong about order detail, we will do our best to solve the problem and we will accept return and refund. But because it is order to made product, we do not accept return or refund without quality issue.
We accept paypal payment. If you need bank transfer, please contact us by email.
Change order detail.
Basically after order, you can't change order detail. Just if we do not start the work about the part that you request, we can arrange it as your request. If you need any help about changing, please let me know. And then we will check it but we just can't sure the order can change as your request.