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Recount adds up to passage of $22.9M school bond in Hayden
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS — Hayden School Board and school administration members can finally exhale.
Routt County Clerk Kim Bonner reported Thursday after a recount of the vote on the Hayden School District's $22.9 million bond/mill levy issue that the result remained unchanged – the measure passed 431-429.
"The success and safety of our students is a priority, and we want to provide an environment that is safe, inspiring and conducive of learning for all our students," Hayden Superintendent Christy Sinner wrote in an e-mail after learning of the final outcome. "Through community opportunities and outreach, we will work together to gain additional support throughout the process."
As tight as the final outcome was, there was more drama to the vote in Hayden, 23 miles west of Steamboat Springs. When the final tally was announced on Election Night, Nov. 7, the vote was deadlocked at 427-427.
The final results were first reached when election officials, following Colorado law, took a second look at ballots that had been held back from being counted because their signatures were not a clear match for the voters' previous ballot signatures.
When the ballots of voters who returned to the courthouse in time to reconcile their signatures were counted, the two-vote margin emerged. But that margin was also tight enough to mandate a recount.
Tuesday's recount results mean the school district has the matching funds it needs to renew its pursuit of a $41 million state BEST — Building Excellent Schools Today — grant from the state of Colorado to help it build a new middle school and high school, as well as refurbishing its elementary school on land the district owns. BEST grants derive their funds from school trust lands, a portion of state lottery revenues and marijuana excise taxes.
Hayden was wait-listed for a BEST grant in 2017, and Sinner confirmed Thursday the district will re-apply for the grant in 2018, with the pre-existing approval of the bond issue a plus in that process.
If the district has the opportunity to build the new school buildings, they will have a 21st century media center and the building will be wired with the latest information technology infrastructure, the superintendent said.
"The new classrooms will be something that all will take pride in and will provide learning environments that allow for collaboration, be inspiring, educationally effective and functional," Sinner said. "It will provide space for creativity and innovation, which will support critical thinking and problem solving."
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After Wheelgate, or Portegate, or Aussiegate or whatever someone named Tuesday's incident, in which Team Sky's Richie Porte was docked two minutes at the Giro d'Italia for accepting a wheel from Orica-GreenEdge's Simon Clarke, Twitter users have been all over the UCI about applying rules consistently.
But just to make matters worse and send everyone who cares enough into a mini-frenzy, race leader Alberto Contador was spotted riding on Wednesday's stage 11 with no helmet, as he put on his hat underneath.
Helmets are mandatory, everyone knows that, but there seems to be some confusion over what the exact punishment should be…
Well, actually it's technically an automatic DQ. But this is still cycling, so it's unlikely much of the internet will really be going wild.
But it's still important enough to be written fully in caps lock, even if you're not sure about the actual rules…
…which is not two minutes. But is it part of Bertie's grand plan? (Probably not).
Still, if there's one thing you can rely on with Twitter, it's that there's always someone out there ready to pull you up on previous comments.
This whole business has even spawned it's own hashtag.
With all these possible DQs and sanctions, it could be Cheng Ji's one and only chance to get on Grand Tour podium.
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WCGHS get's perfect day for event
It was an absolutely perfect day for the Humane Society's "Hike on the Dike" in Washougal. Saw several friends and neighbors.
Melinda, the "M" of K&M Drive In of Camas. Great burgers cooked any way you like, and a wonderful new "puppy"!
Pam Masson, a wonderful volunteer for the Humane Society, handling parking lot duty with friends!
The hike along the Washougal dike begins.
Awesome history along the way! Some replica dugout canoes.
They even had a volunteer with a wheeled cart, to pick up anything left behind. (There was none, but this guy was out there checking!) I gave him a "Hi Five!" and thanked him for insuring we left the area cleaner than we found it before the event started.
Waiting for me at the end of an almost 6 mile hike — Goldies BBQ! Charles and his niece are wonderful and had some amazing food for hungry hikers! 🙂


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Note: Over the next few weeks, I'll be reading Eric Scheninger's book, Digital Leadership. Eric was kind enough to send me a copy and I'll be sharing my notes and thoughts as I work my way through it. I'm honored that Eric sent me a print copy to read and share my thoughts on. Comments in square brackets are mine, the rest is the author's.
My Notes
- A new system of learning that is differentiated and that connects to student passions and strengths must be made a reality. Teaching and learning need to transform to something yet undefined. [or is it defined already but not well-distributed?]
- Digital Leadership is about building the capacity to create a solid foundation for positive public relations using social media that complements communication efforts.
- It empowers leaders to become the storytellers-in-chief and creates a constant flow of information that highlights and focuses on schoolwide success and positive culture.
- Social media allow leaders to create unique communities [using free tools that everyone uses rather than forcing a walled garden] for their schools/districts, establish a digital presence, construct feedback mechanisms on web sites and other space, and welcome stakeholders into a conversation.
- Digital public relations might look like this:
- Principal's report or district newsletter
- Twitter updates
- Facebook page
- Video tools
- Blogs
- As leaders begin to integrate social media…this transparency gives stakeholders a clearer picture of all of the many positive things taking place each and every day.
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Kevin Mort's Division I options were limited, but the senior has made the most of it by turning a little into a lot.
Mort, a former South Hills High School and Rio Hondo College standout, has taken his tools to one of the elite conferences in college baseball – the Southeastern – and has shined while playing a key role for the University of Mississippi baseball team, which again has designs on advancing to Omaha, Neb., and the College World Series.
"Coming here was pretty much a no-brainer," said Mort, whose Rebels are competing in this weekend's SEC Tournament before taking their run at the College World Series in next weekend's NCAA regionals. "I really had no other offers, and after making a recruiting trip I was sold.
"I grew up playing baseball in California, which is a hotbed, and playing here it's the best atmosphere with the best crowds."
Mort has given the Mississippi faithful something to cheer about the past two seasons. He started 61 of 62 games for the Rebels last season and has been a constant at shortstop this year. He's started all 57 games for 37-20 Mississippi.
The senior has been solid at the plate and in the field. He has hit around .280 and has a fielding percentage of .975. He made only seven errors last season.
There was a transitional period as Mort went from Southern California beach boy to Southerner, but it had more to do with the level of play at a major Division I school than any culture shock.
"There was definitely an adjustment my first year," said Mort, who hit .283 with 33 RBIs and 32 runs scored while helping the Rebels to the NCAA Super Regionals.
"Coming out of Rio Hondo, the game was a little faster than I (experienced) in junior college. But now, with that first year under my belt it's become second nature."
Mort came South after a solid high school career at South Hills, where he was All-San Antonio League in baseball and football, and a steady junior college career at Rio Hondo, which saw him earn back-to-back All-Foothill Conference honors. He also was All-Southern California Region in 2008.
But the offers didn't exactly roll in for the West Covina native. Mississippi, with its strong baseball tradition and membership in arguably the nation's top baseball conference, was the exception.
It didn't take long for Mort to be sold on Rebels lore. It took a weekend recruiting trip that quickly baptized him to the fanaticism of the SEC, which traditionally draws crowds of more than 20,000 compared to the 1,000-2,000 fans one might see at Cal State Fullerton, USC or UCLA games.
"It was pretty amazing," Mort said. "I came out here for a recruiting trip and it was unbelievable."
Mort has continued to produce this season. He had 22 RBIs and 31 runs coming into this week's SEC tournament, all while batting in different slots in the Rebels' lineup. Lately he has been in the
No. 2 hole.
"It's really depends on who is pitching (for the opposition)," Mort said. "But I like batting second. It helps hitting in front of (Matt Smith, who has a team-high .385 average).
"He's our best hitter, so I get a lot of good pitches to hit."
The Rebels, who opened the SEC Tournament with a 3-0 victory over South Carolina on Wednesday, are looking to turn their season around after closing the regular season with five consecutive losses, including being swept last week by Auburn.
Mort believes it's all about getting back to the basics, which he hopes will get the Rebels postseason glory that a year ago resulted in a regional win and had Mississippi one win away from the College World Series.
"We all know what it takes to get back to (the Super Regionals)," said Mort, who also is hoping to continue his career in professional baseball. "We definitely know we have the ability. It's just a matter of going out and doing it.
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Kopp '12, Jumper '12 Selected to 2012 ICSA All-Academic First TeamOctober 23, 2012
Ten Spring Student-Athletes Named Academic All-Ivy LeagueJune 19, 2012The Ivy League has announced the names of 80 student-athletes – including 10 from Harvard – who have been named to the spring 2012 Academic All-Ivy League team.
Harvard Sailors Kopp, Pierson Named All-AmericaJune 10, 2012Senior Brendan Kopp and sophomore Sarah Pierson of the New England-champion Harvard sailing team were recognized as All-Americans at the Inter-Collegiate Sailing Association's year-end banquet Friday night.
Harvard Sailing Places Fifth at ICSA Coed National ChampionshipJune 08, 2012The New England-champion Harvard sailing team capped the 2012 season with a fifth-place finish at the Inter-Collegiate Sailing Association/Gill Dinghy National Championship, which concluded Friday on Lake Travis.
Crimson Sailors Fifth with One Day Left at ICSA Coed RegattaJune 07, 2012The Harvard sailing team enters the final day of competition Friday at the Inter-Collegiate Sailing Association/Gill Dinghy National Championship in fifth place.
Harvard Second After ICSA Coed Day 1June 06, 2012Brendan Kopp and Sarah Pierson won two races and placed in the top four of two others to lead the Harvard sailing team to second place after Day 1 of the Inter-Collegiate Sailing Association/Gill National Dinghy Championship Wednesday on Lake Travis.
Harvard Women's Sailors Place Eighth at National RegattaJune 02, 2012The Harvard women's sailing team finished eighth at the Sperry Top-Sider/Inter-Collegiate Sailing Association Women's National Championships, which concluded Saturday on Lake Travis.
Harvard Women's Sailing Sits Fourth after Day 1 of ICSA SemisMay 31, 2012The Harvard women's sailing team is in fourth place after one day of the Sperry-Topsider/Inter-Collegiate Sailing Association Women's National Championship semifinals.
Harvard Sailing Begins ICSA Nationals Wednesday in AustinMay 30, 2012The Harvard women's sailing team will kick off the national sailing competitions when it competes at the Sperry Top-Sider women's national event held in Austin Texas on May 30-31.
Harvard Coed Sailing Ends Day One of ICSA Western Semi-Final in EighthMay 12, 2012The Harvard coed sailing team concluded day one of the ICSA western semi-final sitting in eighth place out of 18 entrants in the regatta held in Annapolis, Md. Senior Brendan Kopp and sophomore Sarah Pierson competed in the A division while Senior Emily Lambert and Freshman Brian Drumm sailed in the B group.
Harvard Coed Sailing Takes Third at ICSA Regional ChampionshipMay 12, 2012After finishing the first day in eighth place, the Harvard sailing team ascended up the standings to finish in third at the ICSA regional championship held in Annapolis, Md. Both the A and B division teams had a sterling Sunday as the squads recorded single-digit finishes in nine out of 10 races.
Harvard Sailing Set for National Semis at NavyMay 11, 2012The New England-champion Harvard coed sailing team will look to earn a shot at a national title when it competes at the ICSA Semi-Finals Saturday and Sunday at United States Naval Academy.
Kopp and Pierson Receive All-NEISA Coed First Team HonorsMay 01, 2012Senior Brendan Kopp and sophomore Sarah Pierson were honored by the New England Intercollegiate Sailing Association today as both received All-NEISA coed first-team accolades. Kopp was named to the first team skippers group while Pierson was included in the first team crew category.
Harvard Sailing Places Sixth at New England Team Race ChampionshipApril 30, 2012The Harvard sailing team placed sixth in the Gold Fleet at the New England Team Race Championship on the Charles River. The Crimson won sail-offs with Vermont and Dartmouth to advance to the final day of the regatta. The Crimson finished with five wins in the gold fleet and final six.
Harvard Women's Sailing Qualifies for ISCA Women's National ChampionshipApril 23, 2012The women's sailing team, led by a strong performance from the A division, qualified for the ISCA women's national championship as it tallied a seventh-place finish at the New England Women's Championship. The coed team also had a stellar weekend as the team placed seventh at the Admirals cup and fifth at the Wellesley Invitational.
Kopp and Pierson Named Coed Sailors of the WeekApril 19, 2012On the heels of the Crimson's most impressive regatta performance of the season, the New England Intercollegiate Sailors Association named senior Brendan Kopp and sophomore Sarah Pierson the NEISA Coed Sailors of the week. Kopp and Pierson won the A division at the New England Dinghy Championship helping Harvard to place first for the first time in 11 years.
Harvard Sails to New England ChampionshipApril 15, 2012The Harvard sailing team captured its first New England Dinghy Championship in 11 years Sunday on the Charles River, moving up from third place with five top-five finishes in 12 races on the final day of competition.
Harvard Sails at Central Series 3 and President's TrophyApril 09, 2012The Harvard sailing team competed at two regattas this weekend, as it hosted the Central Series 3 regatta and the participated at the President's trophy hosted by Boston University. The Crimson women's squad came in eighth at Presidents Trophy, while Harvard finished 12th at the Central Series 3.
Harvard Sailing Competes at BU Trophy and Ted Ferrarone Team RaceApril 02, 2012The Harvard sailing team competed at the BU Trophy this weekend, where the team finished 13th. Sophomore Luke O'Connor and freshman Rebecca Frankel sailed in the A division, while sophomore Ben Lamont and freshmen Mary Finlayson and Emma Smith competed in the B division. Harvard also competed at the Ted Ferrarone Team Race where the team went 11-9.
Harvard Completes Three Regattas over the WeekendMarch 26, 2012The Harvard sailing team finished three regattas this weekend as the team took sixth place at the Owen, Mosbacher &Knapp trophies and sixth at the Owen, Mosbacher & Knapp trophies. The Crimson also competed at BU Bridge Invitational where it ended the weekend in sixth place.
Harvard Sailing Takes Fourth at St. Mary's Women's IntersectionalMarch 19, 2012The Harvard women's sailing team took fourth place at the St. Mary's Women's Intersectional this weekend. The A-division pairing of seniors Emily Lambert and Alexandra Jumper helped lead the way for the Crimson as the pair tallied three first-place finishes during the weekend.
Harvard Sailing Takes Fourth in its Opening Spring RegattaMarch 05, 2012The Harvard sailing team opened its spring season with a fourth-place showing at the Sharpe Trophy, hosted by MIT this weekend. The Crimson went 8-6 in two round robins, and 1-2 in the final four contests, to finish the weekend 9-8 overall.
Ten Fall Student-Athletes Tabbed Academic All-Ivy LeagueDecember 13, 2011The Ivy League has announced the names of 80 student-athletes – including 10 from Harvard—who have been named to the fall 2011-12 Academic All-Ivy League team.
Harvard Sailing Team Photos Now Available at the Harvard Photo StoreDecember 02, 2011Team photos of the Harvard sailing team are now available for purchase at the Harvard Photo Store.
Harvard Sailing Lands Three on ICSA All-Academic ListNovember 17, 2011The Intercollegiate Sailing Association announced its 2011 All-Academic teams and three Harvard sailors have been selected. Alan Palmer '11, John Stokes '11 and Meghan Wareham '11 were all named to the ICSA first team.
Harvard Sailing Finishes Fall Season at Atlantic Coast ChampionshipNovember 12, 2011The Harvard coed sailing team wrapped up its fall season this weekend, placing 11th at the Atlantic Coast Championships, co-hosted by MIT and the Crimson. Harvard closes out the fall campaign with five top-3 finishes and with one regatta crown.
Harvard Sailing Competes In Two Team RegattasNovember 05, 2011The Harvard sailing team notched a ninth-place showing at the Hap Moore Team Race, hosted by Coast Guard. The regatta was one of a pair of round-robin team races that the Crimson competed in this weekend, hosting the Horn Trophy.
Harvard Coed Sailing Qualifies for Atlantic Coast ChampionshipOctober 31, 2011The Harvard coed sailing team posted a second-place finish at the 70th Erwin Schell Trophy over the weekend, qualifying for the Atlantic Coast Championship. The Crimson women's team also competed this weekend placing 14th at the Victorian Urn.
Harvard Sailing Places Fifth at the Stu Nelson TrophyOctober 24, 2011On a weekend plagued by tough sailing weather, the Harvard sailing team emerged with a fifth-place finish at the Stu Nelson Trophy hosted by Connecticut College. Harvard also competed in three other races including the Hoyt Trophy, Oberg Trophy and BC Invitational.
Harvard Sailing Takes Third at the Lark InvitationalOctober 17, 2011The Harvard sailing team secured six top-three finishes between the A and B divisions, during the regattas five races, lifting the Crimson to a third-place showing at the Lark Invitational Sunday afternoon. Harvard also sailed in the Captain Hurst Bowl, placing 13th in a field of 22 teams during the two-day regatta.


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Celebration for Life is an annual event chaired by Judy and Steve Tuckerman to benefit The James Fund for Life, an annual fund that was established by Abigail and Les Wexner.
This event has raised more than $18.9 million dollars since its inception in 2002, which have purchased crucial technologies and equipment for cancer research and patient care. Simply put, this support saves and improves lives. Read on to learn more about the 2018 purchases as well as past investments made possible by Celebration for Life supporters.
Past Annual Fund Acquisitions
Prone Biopsy Table
The new table will introduce state-of-the-art technology that includes 3-D tomosynthesis imaging. Additionally, it will eliminate the need to manually reposition the machine for each stereotactic image and instead acquire images in one sweep of the X-ray tube. This decreases time that the patient will need to remain on the table for biopsy and improve efficiency of the procedure. The new table will give our clinicians the capability to biopsy from any position of the breast without repositioning the patient on the table.
Automated Breast Ultrasound (ABUS)
Screening ultrasound is a compliment to mammography for patients with dense breast tissue. Mammography can miss over 1/3 of cancers in dense breasts. The ABUS equipment will allow for whole-breast screening in 15 minutes versus up to 1-hour with a handheld ultrasound.
Two Mammography Units for New Satellite Locations
It is critical that women all over Central Ohio can receive a specialized OSUCCC – James mammogram at a location close to their home or employer. To help meet this need, we are opening new locations in Grove City and Worthington. Both sites will have high-tech equipment offering tomosynthesis imaging technology.
Mobile Education Kitchen
Through your support, the OSUCCC – James will build the first mobile education kitchen to support interactive oncology nutrition education and provide prevention education in the community. This state-of-the-art technology will include a demo kitchen outfitted with cameras and external monitors. This allows chefs and registered dietitians to partner on cooking demos and nutrition education to improve patients' knowledge and culinary skills, a critical component in managing their treatment. The mobile education kitchen will be available to support/caregiver groups, community events and wellness activities.
VisionRT, MicroSTARii and Patient Imaging Technology
Radiation therapy is very effective at reducing cancer recurrences from breast cancer, but must be delivered to patients accurately to ensure safe and effective treatment. Complex and constantly-evolving technology support precise delivery of radiation therapy. It is critical that this technology at the Spielman Breast Center remain state-of-the-art. This investment will enhance three vital steps in the delivery of radiation:
- VisionRT ensures correct patient positioning during treatment, using real-time tracking of the skin surface through 3D camera technology.
- High Quality Radiation Treatment Images are taken regularly during each treatment. These are crucial to performing exact and safe therapy.
- MicroSTARii Patient Dosimetry system allows for precise measurement of the radiation dose to be delivered.
Upgrading these systems will affect every patient who receives radiation and ensures the highest quality treatment is delivered.
2016 Tomosynthesis Technology
Proceeds from the 2016 Celebration for Life will benefit the James Fund for Life at the OSUCCC – James, supporting the purchase of additional tomosynthesis technology. Tomosynthesis is a 3D imaging technology that acquires images of a breast at multiple angles during a short scan. These are used to produce a series of images that can be viewed as a 3D reconstruction of the breast.
This technology is beneficial because instead of analyzing traditional mammograms, tomosynthesis allows radiologists to scroll through one-millimeter layers of the tissue and better image the breasts. Studies have demonstrated that 30 percent fewer patients are called back for additional views when tomosynthesis is used. Importantly, studies have also shown greater sensitivity with tomosynthesis, meaning a higher proportion of mammograms with cancer were correctly diagnosed. A third potential benefit of these improvements is fewer biopsies of benign lesions.
2015 NextSeq 500 Sequencing System
Cancer is the uncontrolled growth of cells that invade and destroy neighboring tissues. If left unchecked, cancer cells can spread to other areas of the body. The fundamental cause of cancer is changes in genes, particularly gene mutations. Understanding these changes is critical for learning how cancer begins, grows and spreads. This knowledge also helps researchers develop ways to treat cancer, to identify patients who will respond to treatments, to help patients overcome treatment resistance, and to determine patients' chances for recovery. A vital technology for discerning and studying these changes is called next generation sequencing (NGS), a process for identifying the chemical building blocks of a person's DNA in the order, or sequence, in which they occur within genes in cancer cells and healthy cells.
Revenue generated by Celebration for Life 2015 will help the OSUCCC – James keep pace with advances in NGS technology by supporting the purchase of a NextSeq™ 500 Sequencing System from a California-based company called Illumina. Researchers at the OSUCCC – James chose this instrument because it's a fast, flexible, high-capacity, desktop gene sequencer that is highly accurate and offers a range of applications. The system's push-button operation and streamlined process will allow researchers to conduct the most needed sequencing applications in less than a day. By helping researchers analyze patient samples faster than current technology allows, and with similar accuracy, the NextSeq 500 will accelerate the development of treatments that target each patient's biologically unique cancer.
2009 – 2014 Technology Acquisition Fund
Funding for technology in the new James Cancer Hospital and Solove Research Institute.
2008 Flow Cytometer
This sophisticated instrument enables medical scientists to rapidly measure physical and chemical properties of cells and particles. Flow cytometers, which consist of electrical, digital and optical components, allow for accurate analysis of DNA, cell cycle, cell function and cell death. This analysis is of paramount importance in helping scientists understand the basic properties of cancer in its many forms — insight that translates to innovative treatment at the OSUCCC – James. In 2008, a new Technology Acquisition Fund was created to support the attainment of equipment for the new James Cancer Hospital and Solove Research Institute.
2007 Digital Mobile Mammography Unit & Funds for Technology Needs of the New Survivorship Center
The addition of this new, high-tech mobile unit with digital mammogram capabilities to the JamesCare comprehensive breast program greatly enhances our ability to identify and treat breast cancer in the Columbus region and provides the opportunity to reach areas of Ohio that do not have easy access to mammography. This increases the number of mammogram-detected breast cancers and provides patients with the ability to participate in clinical trials. It also allows us to look at different biomarkers that increase knowledge and impact treatment options. In addition to the mobile unit, proceeds also supported the technology needs of the survivorship center.
2006 Robotic Surgical Equipment — daVinci Robot
The OSUCCC – James has become a leader in robotic surgery, impacting surgeons and patients from around the world. The first robot was in high demand, and the 2006 gift allowed the OSUCCC – James to add a second robot to its surgical lineup, giving patients and doctors more access to the latest surgical technology. It not only allows us to provide minimally invasive treatment for multiple cancers, but also positions the OSUCCC – James to expand the use of surgical robots to treat a variety of noncancerous conditions at The Ohio State University's Center for Robotics and Computer-Assisted Surgery.
2005 Stereotactic Radiosurgery & Image-Guided Radiation Therapy
This technology provides nonsurgical treatment to tumor sites outside the brain with pinpoint accuracy to reduce damage to healthy tissue. The equipment complements the Division of Radiation Oncology's existing stereotactic radiosurgery program, which currently treats only brain tumors.
2004 Robotic Surgical Equipment & Technology
With the acquisition of this technology, the OSUCCC – James successfully recruited world-class experts to its robotics and minimally invasive urological surgery program. Surgeons have been able to perform procedures with greater precision and dexterity, allowing patients to recover more quickly, with minimal pain and an earlier return to normal activity.
2003 Intra-Operative MRI system
The physicians of the neurological surgery department are able to better diagnose and treat certain types of cancer with this intra-operative technology unlike any other in central Ohio. This system provides a valuable adjunct to standard neurological care, allowing the surgeon full access to the patient and providing state-of-the-art imaging during surgery.
2002 PET/CT Scanner
The acquisition of a Siemens PET/CTmscanner combined the imaging technologies of positron emission tomography (PET) and computer tomography (CT) to offer the ultimate imaging performance for improved diagnosis and treatment in oncology, neurology and cardiology.


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JDR's in-house CNC machine shop is quickly able to manufacture parts from samples, 2D drawings or full 3D CAD models for all your needs. We offer bespoke engineering solutions for the automotive industry, whether a one-off or a batch of components JDR can design, develop and manufacture a solution right for you.
Why choose John Danby Racing for your Machining and Fabrication requirements?
- Bespoke engineering solutions – design, development and manufacture
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Our fully equipped Colchester based workshops have sheet metal and fibreglass capabilities, allowing us to offer full chassis construction and repair and fibreglass moulding.
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Capital Income Fund (HWIIX)
The performance data quoted represents past performance and does not guarantee future results. Current performance may be lower or higher. Investment return and principal value of the fund will fluctuate, and shares may be worth more or less than their original cost when redeemed. Click quarter-end or month-end to obtain the most recent fund performance.
The Fund seeks high current income and long-term growth of income, as well as capital appreciation. To achieve this objective, the Fund invests in undervalued dividend-paying equities and high yield fixed income securities with an emphasis on maximizing current income. Leveraging the firm's corporate research platform and using a disciplined, value investment process, the Fund invests across the corporate capital structure. Typically, the Fund invests 40-60% in dividend-paying stocks and 40-60% in high yield bonds. The Fund pays income distributions to shareholders monthly.
- Emphasizes current income
- Constructs a diversified portfolio of income-generating securities with flexible asset allocation ranges
- Employs a disciplined and repeatable investment process using rigorous in-house fundamental research
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The Advisor has contractually agreed to waive advisory fees and/or reimburse expenses through August 29, 2020 so the net expense ratio does not exceed 0.80%. Over the past 12 months, the Fund invested in business development companies, which produced acquired fund fees and expenses ("AFFE") of 0.01%. The reported net expense ratio is the expense ratio cap plus AFFE, or 0.81%. Net expense ratios were applicable to investors.
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Mr. Hudoff, Mr. Mayer and Mr. Meegan coordinate the day-to-day management of the Capital Income Fund portfolio. They also represent the Capital Income Fund to current and prospective shareholders.
To view the full investment team, click here. You will be leaving the mutual fund site and a separate browser window will open to the advisor site.
You should consider the Hotchkis & Wiley Capital Income Fund's investment objectives, risks, and charges and expenses carefully before you invest. This and other important information is contained in the Fund's summary prospectus and prospectus, which can be obtained by calling 800-796-5606. Read carefully before you invest.
Mutual fund investing involves risk. Principal loss is possible. Investments in debt securities typically decrease in value when interest rates rise. This risk is usually greater for longer-term debt securities. Investment by the fund in lower-rated and non-rated securities presents a greater risk of loss to principal and interest than higher-rated securities. The Fund may invest in derivative securities, which derive their performance from the performance of an underlying asset, index, interest rate or currency exchange rate. Derivatives can be volatile and involve various types and degrees of risks. Depending on the characteristics of the particular derivative, it could become illiquid. Investment in Asset Backed and Mortgage Backed Securities include additional risks that investors should be aware of such as credit risk, prepayment risk, possible illiquidity and default, as well as increased susceptibility to adverse economic developments. The Fund may invest in foreign as well as emerging markets which involve greater volatility and political, economic and currency risks and differences in accounting methods.
Diversification does not assure a profit nor protect against loss in a declining market.
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32 Weeks Pregnant
By Amy Reading on Jun 06, 2011 with Comments 1
So, your week 32 is here and there are only eight weeks left behind. As the due date approaches near, a feeling of stress and confusion may take hold of you. You have to fight with your feelings and keep yourself relaxed. Here in this week, we will talk about another pregnancy hormone called relaxin that affects the pregnant women.
Your body now starts producing the pregnancy hormones known as relaxin. These hormones in fact prepare your body for birth by relaxing your pelvis ligaments. These hormones are essential to make your baby move through the birth canal without much of obstruction. However, these hormones also cause you to waddle (duck-like walk). As your ligaments get relaxed by these hormones, you will start waddle. These are however disappeared when you will give birth to your baby.
In the last few weeks several different pregnancy discomforts take hold of you and you are forced to take some over-the counter medication to relieve yourself. This is however not suggested to use these over-the-counter medications without the consultation of your GYN/OB or midwife. The best possible ways is to use natural means to relieve your discomforts such as massage, stretching, exercise alongside the healthy, nutritious diet.
Your baby is growing quickly and at the same time gaining weight as well. The weight of your baby may be double from now onwards till the birth. Generally, at this stage of pregnancy, the baby usually weighs around 1.7 kilograms and by the time of birth it might be somewhere 3.5 kilograms.
The movements of your baby are now very limited. This is because of her immense growth in the uterus as result of which she doesn't have enough space to move as freely as she moved few weeks before.
At this stage of pregnancy, you may notice that your baby sleep majority of the day time, to say 90%.
Mood swings continue to be there with your partner. Throughout her pregnancy you have noticed these different phases of mood swings in her character. The appearance of relaxin hormones again put your partner into an uncomfortable position as she doesn't have control over her emotions. Only eight weeks are left, just be patient and be as supportive as possible to make her feel good, calm and relaxed.
This is the end of week 32 and from the next week you will have to start preparing for the labor time.
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Keep performing some pelvis floor exercises.Would you like to share your pregnancy photos with us?
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Tools and resources to improve clinical care and tips to enhance faculty presentations.
Fundamentals of Addiction Medicine
Resources for participants of the ASAM Fundamentals of Addiction Medicine or for anyone treating patients at risk with substance use disorders (SUD).
Opioid Prescribing Resources
Materials available to ER/LA Opioids prescribers and those affected by the prescriptions.
A national training and mentoring project developed in response to the prescription opioid misuse epidemic and the availability of newer pharmacotherapies to address opioid dependence.
Course Materials & Resources
Resources available to prescribe buprenorphine in office-based treatment of opioid use disorder.
ASAM is currently not offering MRO Training Courses. Visit the MROCC website for more information.
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Tips, resources and tools available for faculty presenters to enhance the development and delivery of quality educational programs.


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From the back woods of North Maine and parts of Canada stalks a fabled and unholy creature. Spoken of only in whispers by lumberjacks between sips of moonshine, the Moosataur has given many a burly man the night terrors. It is said, he makes the forest his labyrinth. It should come as no surprise then that the journey to find this ungodly beast should reflect that labyrinthine character, not in terms of winding, complicated routes but in variety of approach. No two trips into the Moosataur's forest will ever turn out quite the same, but the documenting of these adventures are consistently spellbinding. This is the story of three intrepid explorers on the hunt for this magnificent, misunderstood, and some say, deadly beast.
The expedition begins. The sun goes down, the northern lights ripple. Wistful, melancholic strains of accordion greet the ears to set the mood in a Hollies's "Dear Eloise" kind of way. Wait ... accordion? Yeah, it's going to be one of those journeys. Before things break out in a ferocious polka, a guitar with a raunch-factor of 12 wipes the board clean. It's all the heavier and raunchier for coming on the heels of the bucolic intro. The effect is then doubled halfway through when the accordion re-appears and is quickly followed-up with a punkish blast. This is "Fuzzy Belly", welcoming you into the madcap world of Moosataur, where songs flow into one another, linked by feedback, but no two sound alike. You listen to "Fuzzy Belly" and think you've found yourself a nice little shoegaze album, then "Blood of the Hunted" blasts into being with shredding guitars and hardcore drums and vocals. Two songs in and it's a lot to digest already. We're now in the woods, sifting through droppings, examining tracks.
"We Bare the Mark" is a grungy song, a sound you'd never expect to hear from New England. At this point it's safe to say a single unifying theme or identity for the band is elusive, much like the creature from which the band takes it's name. Elusive, but not mythical. There is a certain something that binds it all together, and there's more to it than simply weirdness for weirdness's sake. It's the Moosataur. It's the hunt for the elusive mythical beast that may or may not actually exist. You have no proof that it does exist, but you have no proof that it doesn't, so what's to stop you from getting out there and looking for it? Nothing but the limits of your own imagination. Moosataur the band has no such limits or if they do it hardly matters because they're always pushing and expanding them outwardly, creating their own reality. Tracking the elusive Moosataur (the creature), the band finds footprints and droppings directly in the path they've been travelling. It's almost as if ... as if ... no, but that's crazy. But it could be, that perhaps the creature wants to be found. And that it only shows itself to those who bare the mark, those who are ready.
And so we reach the end of the expedition, the center of the labyrinth to find ... "Moosataur", a Dio-inspired epic of psychedelic metal. And it's such a beautiful sight, it almost brings a tear to the eye. He's the last of his kind, seeking revenge against the loggers of the north. The Moosataur. He appeals to the misfit in all of us, as does the band which bears his name and bares the mark. It all makes so little sense that in the end, it begins to. The labyrinth, the strangeness, the misfitting all stand for the music itself. A hearty spirit of exploration and experimentation prevails throughout, the willingness to try different things to see which shoe fits. Fortunately they all do, and the shoe closet of Moosataur is well stocked, leaving tracks across a vast territory of different fashions. I look forward to watching for Moosataur tracks in the future, I imagine they will leave hoof prints in a highly irregular pattern. For now, there's this first outing, which shows more than just promise, it stands on its own.
Highlights include: "Moosataur" and "Fuzzy Belly"
Rating: 4/5
Total Run Time: 25:45
Genre: Psychedelic, Doom, Stoner, Metal
Reminds me of: Advanced D&D, Ice Dragon
Release Date: December 12, 2013
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Dental Health
Dental Health
Did you know? 85% of dogs and cats will show signs of oral disease by the time they are 4 years old. Without treatment, these diseases can lead to serious complications, such as severe pain, bad breath, tooth loss and infection of major organs.
Look out for these common oral disease symptoms, including:
- Halitosis/bad breath
- Tartar accumulation
- Red or swollen gums indicating gingivitis
- Possible decreased appetite or weight loss due to difficulty chewing
Colony Park Animal Hospital's Veterinary Dental Procedures
All dental procedures at Colony Park Animal Hospital are performed under general anesthesia, which will be tailored to fit your cat or dog's individual needs and level of risk.
To prepare your pet for dental work, we recommend following the suggestions detailed below:
- Remove food by midnight the night prior to your dog or cat's surgery (access to water is okay)
- Walk your dog the morning of your visit
- Plan to spend 5-10 minutes when admitting your pet to discuss the procedure with the veterinarian, review the estimate and ask any questions you may have
Professional Pet Dental Care in Durham, NC
From basic dental examinations to oral surgery, Colony Park Animal Hospital's Durham veterinarians and veterinary assistants work carefully and thoughtfully to provide excellent dental treatment and preventative care to all of our feline and canine patients. Several of our long-term Durham, NC veterinarians have a special interest in veterinary dentistry and are fully-trained in dental techniques and practices.
Oral care is a key component to your pet's overall health, which is why we include it in Colony Park Animal Hospital's Wellness Plans and annual wellness exams.
If your pet is displaying any symptoms of dental disease or simply needs a routine teeth cleaning, contact Colony Park Animal Hospital at (919) 439-4760 to schedule an appointment with one of our veterinarians in Durham, NC. Space is limited, so don't wait to call!


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Sewing, Snaps & Snowflakes
This November we're teaming up with LMB Crafts to bring you a day of Christmas crafts.
On Saturday 18th November we're holding our very first Sewing, Snaps and Snowflakes day. Book in advance or drop in on the day to join in some festive fun!
You'll go home with a Chirstmas decoration, a personalised Christmas card and a password for your private online gallery.
Book in advance to claim your space at the offer price of
To book your space get in touch using our Contact Page.
As with all of our shoots, there's no minimum print order and we never hide our print prices. View our current price list.
Make a Candy Cane Christmas tree decoration or a Snuggly Snowman with Leanne using one of her new kits!
Each kit comes with it's own easy to follow instructions and all the equipment you'll need to finish your decoration.
Have a mini photo shoot with Charlotte Elizabeth Photography in the new Christmas themed studio.
Choose your favourite image to be printed and made into your personalised Christmas card.
It wouldn't be Christmas without a few snowflakes!
We have Christmas tunes and festive treats to keep you going throughout the day.


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If you are contemplating filing bankruptcy, you obviously are facing numerous financial challenges already. In advance of beginning the process of seeking bankruptcy relief, you likely are wondering what is the cheapest way to file.
Standardized Forms
One course that you can take to save a considerable amount of money is to obtain standardized forms. You can access all of the standardized forms you will need to file and pursue a bankruptcy case from an office supply store in the brick and mortar world, and similar types of retail venues on the Internet.
You merely need to fill out the various forms to get your case underway. These forms provide you everything you require without the need of spending money on a bankruptcy attorney.
There are user-friendly software applications available that allow you to prepare all of the required documentation. These software applications can also be purchased in software and office supply stores and on the Web.
By using these software applications you will be able to generate professional-looking documents, including a petition, for your bankruptcy case at a fraction of what you would otherwise have to spend on attorney fees.
Bankruptcy Preparers
Another way that you can undertake the cheapest possible bankruptcy is to use the services of a bankruptcy preparer. While bankruptcy attorneys can end up charging a significant amount of money, professional bankruptcy preparers charge a fraction of that cost. These individuals have experience in filling out and completing bankruptcy forms. Although they cannot represent you in court or appear on your behalf for any of the proceedings in your case, their efforts can ensure that your documents are in proper form.
Legal Aid and Law School Clinics
Most larger communities have either a legal aid society or a law school clinic. Through these organizations, you can obtain free or low-cost legal representation. The typical legal aid society or law school clinic charges no fee for services on a bankruptcy case or a minimal sliding scale fee based on your income.
Payment Plan for Fees
Finally, when looking to find the cheapest way to pursue a bankruptcy, you definitely will want to file a request with the court to pay your filing fees over time. Generally, the court will permit you the ability to pay your court-related fees over six months, rather than all at once at the start of the case.


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Taylor Swift to perform at VMAs
Taylor Swift is set to perform at the MTV Video Music Awards.
The US singing star made the announcement on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon and it will be the fourth time she has performed on the show.
Neither Taylor nor a news release gave details about what she plans to perform, but new music is likely as the singer prepares to release an album. She has a livestream scheduled for August 18, when details are expected to be announced.
The pop star has an always-memorable relationship with the show, from arriving in a princess carriage to troubles with Kanye West and an on-air hug from Beyonce.
Beyonce, Nicki Minaj, Usher, Iggy Azalea, Ariana Grande and Maroon 5 also will perform on the August 24 MTV broadcast from Los Angeles.
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Stargate School provides unique educational programming designed specifically to meet the needs of identified intellectually-gifted K-12 students.
Teachers strive to challenge each student's academic abilities, support students' unique emotional needs, promote individual character development and encourage a lifelong love of learning in students. At Stargate, students are part of a community where concepts and ideas are presented in authentic, interactive and creative ways.
In the classroom, traditional learning is linked to the real world through a project-based approach. Academic excellence is valued, and Stargate students are encouraged to explore self-initiated and self-directed learning in innovative and creative ways.
At Stargate, students become confident learners who are able to navigate their community, their education and, ultimately, their lives. Graduates are academically prepared, socially adept, and positioned to flourish in higher education settings.
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Adroit Program: Designed to support the academic, social, emotional, creative and post-secondary needs of gifted students. Gifted specialists and school counselors mentor students through discussion groups, passion projects, design engineering, and college and career preparation and planning.
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3 Characteristics of Crack-able Weak Passwords
Passwords are keys to your online security and privacy. Maintaining the secrecy of your passwords is the most important task to ensure your Online and PC Security.
However, it is fact that despite it most of the computer users do not give adequate thoughts over this issue and tend to continue using weak passwords in their daily use. Sometimes to avoid the hassles of remembering complex passwords, sometimes to be at ease by using same passwords at all sites and sometimes just because of shear ignorance of the risks of using weak passwords, people continue to use their weak passwords and let them become victim of identity theft.
Remember, there are sophisticated tools available, which can use the tricks like dictionary attacks and brute force attacks to crack your weak passwords within seconds.
Here we present you some of common mistakes people make while choosing their passwords.
Typical Characteristics of Weak Passwords
- Use of Dictionary Words: One of the first trick used by many Password cracking software is to try every possible combination in a list of most popular words. IT is called a dictionary file. You can avoid your passwords getting cracked by dictionary attacks if you avoid using passwords, which do not contain any dictionary word, English or foreign.
- A password containing your personal details: It is common practice to use personal details like Names of family, pets, friends, co-workers, fantasy characters, computer terms and names, commands, sites, companies, hardware, software, birthdays and other personal information such as addresses and phone numbers in your passwords. But remember, it is very easy for a determined hacker to know these details. There are lots of services like ZabaSearch, which quickly tell a lot details about a person, which can be used for cracking your weak passwords.
- Word or number patterns like aaabbb, qwerty, zyxwvuts, 123321: It is a common tendency for people to use adjacent keys and pattens to frame the passwords. Remember, this trick is known to the passwords cracking software a long back. And they try every such combination to crack your password.
Tip: If you are like me who want to have your cake and eat it too, then RoboForm is an ideal solution for you. RoboForm is world's largest used Password manager, which allows you to totally forget about botheration of remembering passwords and also handles their security very well.


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The idea of working as a police officer has quite a lot of appeal for a number of reasons. For one thing, it offers a chance to help others and to try and make the world a better place. Also, law enforcement careersoften offer salaries that can provide a relatively comfortable living. And in times of economic turmoil, criminology and criminal justice careers, in general, hold considerably more stability and job security than many other fields.
In fact, there are tons of great reasons to be a police officer. For many, the question is not so much whether or not to work in law enforcement, but rather how to become a police officer. For those looking for help in getting their career started, here are some tips to get you off the couch and into a patrol car.
Gut Check for Aspiring Police Officers
First things first, make sure that a law enforcement career is, in fact, something you really want to pursue. A day in the life of a police officer can be very trying, and the job most certainly isn't for everyone. Most officers are on shift work, which means the hours can be long and are often irregular. You will find yourself in difficult, uncomfortable and unpleasant situations often, and there is research to suggest police work may be hazardous to your health.
This is not to talk you out of your career choice. Law enforcement is still a great profession.
It's simply important that potential candidates understand that sacrifice is necessary and that there will be hard days and hard roads ahead.
Stay Out of Trouble if You Want to Be a Cop
Nearly every law enforcement agency conducts some sort of background investigation on its applicants to learn more about their suitability for such an important career.
Police and other public servants are necessarily held to high ethical standards, and thus agencies are looking to hire those people who already exhibit those behaviors that suggest a strong moral and ethical character.
Once you've made the choice to pursue a law enforcement career, make every effort to live a life that is above reproach. Avoid using drugs and offensive behaviors, such as excessive alcohol use. Use a designated driver to stay safe and stay away from the potential for a DUI arrest. Be an exemplary employee at your current job. In general, be the kind of person you expect an officer to be, so you'll be in the best shape to make it past the background check.
Police Must Graduate From High School
One almost universal requirement to working as a police officer is a high school diploma. When it's time to attend the police academy, you will be challenged both physically and academically. Agencies and academies alike need to know that you're up for the task, and one indicator of this is the ability to earn your diploma.
If circumstances prevent you from being able to successfully complete high school the traditional way, a G.E.D. is an acceptable alternative. In any case, though, you will need to demonstrate that you have the ability to learn, comprehend and apply knowledge.
Get Experienced or Get Educated to Be a Cop
Police work is one of the many great careers in criminal justice and criminology that don't require a college degree, but that doesn't mean you can jump right out of high school and into the academy. Somehow, some way, you need to get some life experience under your belt.
Most departments across the country require that you have either some college education, prior military service, or experience in a job that required you to interact with the general public. Jobs that fit this bill can include working as a cashier or customer service representative, a job in loss prevention, or even waiting tables; as long as you can articulate that you had to deal with other people in a professional setting.
If a law enforcement career is your goal, then you will want to have experience dealing with people in a variety of situations and you will want to build a strong knowledge base in order to help you think fast on your feet.
There are few better ways to accomplish all of the above then serving in the military.
Of course, you can never underestimate the benefit of a college education, so spending some time at a university may the best option for you. If college is the route you decide to go, consider earning either a degree in criminal justice or a degree in criminology. Other beneficial courses of study include psychology, sociology, and communications.
Decide Where You Want to Work
There are thousands of law enforcement agencies across the United States at all levels of government, and there are countless departments around the world, many of which have unique missions and responsibilities.
There are plenty of opportunities to work in a number of specialties within law enforcement, including animal control and enforcement, wildlife and conservation, marine patrol, traffic enforcement, general law enforcement, and investigative agencies.
Take some time to research where you feel your interests and skills will suit you and your potential employer best, and pursue jobs at agencies that provide the best opportunities for you to excel. If your ultimate goal is to land a federal law enforcement career, be prepared for the probability that your future employer may want you to have some prior law enforcement experience under your belt, meaning you may want to get your foot in the door working as a state or local police officer for starters.
Apply to Be a Police Officer
It should go without saying that in order to land a job in law enforcement you'll have to apply for it, but it's something that is rarely considered. There are a number of ways to apply for law enforcement jobs now, perhaps the easiest and most convenient being the online application.
Take care when filling out the law enforcement job application, though, because a lot of attention will be paid to your answers, particularly in how you articulate your education and work experience.
In addition to the initial application, there may be a supplemental applicationrequired. This application will include far more in-depth questioning than the employment application. The purpose of the supplemental application is to get a better picture of the applicant's personal and work history to help determine her suitability for the job.
Take a Basic Abilities Test to Be a Cop
In order to enter a police academy and get hired in law enforcement, you will often be required to take a written basic abilities test. This simple test measures your reading comprehension, cognitive reasoning, and problem-solving skills.
The purpose is to make sure you have what it takes to successfully complete your academy training. The test is not overly difficult, but it would be wise to look over the sample questions and test overview that will probably be provided to you after you register for the test.
Take the Physical Assessment for Law Enforcement
Though you may not think it by looking at some officers, the fact is that physical fitness is an important component to any law enforcement career. Staying physically fit and living a healthy lifestyle can mitigate a lot of the stress that comes with the job, and reduce potential threats in what is already known to be a dangerous career.
In order to help ensure you are physically capable of performing the duties of a law enforcement officer and the rigors of the police academy training, most departments require candidates to participate in some form of physical abilities testing.
These tests may consist of an overall physical assessment which can include sit-ups, push-ups, sprints and a 1.5-mile run. In such tests, applicants are expected to perform at a certain level of fitness, sometimes varying depending on their age and gender.
An alternative to the fitness assessment is the obstacle course, or physical abilities test, which requires applicants to perform a series of simulated job tasks within a certain amount of time. Such tests are often easier to pass than the fitness assessment, and the time required to pass is not typically dependent on the age or gender of the applicant.
Pass the Polygraph Exam to Be a Police Officer
Many departments require their applicants to undergo a polygraph exam to determine their level of truthfulness. In most cases, the polygraph will serve to confirm the information that the candidate provided in the supplemental application.
The polygraph will consist of a booklet in which the candidate will answer questions similar to those on the supplemental, along with the opportunity to explain answers that he may have concerns about or that they feel will be problematic.
The applicant is then given the opportunity to talk about his answers with the polygraph examiner and go even more in depth with questions that make him nervous. After the questioning, the applicant is hooked up to the polygraph instrument and asked a series of "yes or no" questions for the purpose of detecting truthfulness or deception.
It's important to remember that passing the polygraph involves more than just being truthful. If you have skeletons in your closet that could keep you from getting hired, passing the polygraph won't fix that; there are certain behaviors that agencies simply cannot accept, and there are several common background check disqualifiers that can preclude you from landing a job in law enforcement.
Hiding those skeletons won't help either, because if you are found to have been dishonest at any stage of the process, you can be assured that you won't get the job.
Pass the Psychological Exam for Police Officers
Like the polygraph, not every agency requires a psychological assessment. Those that do, though, consider it a very important component of the overall hiring process. The psychological assessment does not determine one's sanity, but rather their suitability for the job of a police officer.
It takes into consideration the fact that officers face many difficult situations, and it simply provides another, independent, indicator of whether or not a candidate will be successful in a law enforcement career.
Pass a Medical Physical Exam
In addition to the physical abilities assessment, you will probably be required to be examined by a doctor to make sure you are not only physically fit enough to do the job, but also physically healthy enough. Unlike the abilities assessment, which determines fitness, the medical assessment makes certain your body, heart, and lungs are up for the task.
In addition, you will probably be asked to take a separate eye exam to check for depth perception, color blindness, and overall vision. Generally, it is expected that your vision be correctable to 20/30 or better.
Pass the Police Academy
Whether the police academy comes before or after the hiring process, you're going to have to get through it. From the first day at the police academy, life is going to be tough one way or another.
The academy consists of several weeks and even months of specialized training in areas like firearms, defensive tactics, law and legal concepts, report writing, first aid and criminal and crime scene investigation. Physical fitness will also play a strong role in your academy training, so staying in shape during the hiring process will serve you well.
Along the way, you will likely be required to take several tests. Failing to achieve a passing score in any one academic or practical area will often result in your failing the entire academy, so developing good study habits will be vital.
Pass Field Training
The learning doesn't stop after graduation from the academy. There's still the field training program to get through. Field training is really where the rubber meets the road, where you truly find out if the job is for you and where your department finds out if you're really right for the job.
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First Reading: Genesis 22:1-2, 9a, 10-13, 15-18
God put Abraham to the test.In our first reading, the Church turns our attention to one of the most important passages of the entire Old Testament, Genesis 22, the account known as the Aqedah. Before examing this pasasge, it is worth situating it within the wider Abrahamic narrative and in particular, beginning with Genesis 12:1-3. In Genesis 12:1-3, God makes three promises to Abram, (great nation, great name, and blessing to the nations) and each of these promises is in some way elevated to the status of a divine covenant within the Abrahamic narrative (see Genesis 15 and 17 for the first two).[1]
He called to him, "Abraham!"
"Here I am!" he replied.
Then God said:
"Take your son Isaac, your only one, whom you love,
and go to the land of Moriah.
There you shall offer him up as a holocaust
on a height that I will point out to you."
When they came to the place of which God had told him,
Abraham built an altar there and arranged the wood on it.
Then he reached out and took the knife to slaughter his son.
But the LORD's messenger called to him from heaven,
"Abraham, Abraham!"
"Here I am!" he answered.
"Do not lay your hand on the boy," said the messenger.
"Do not do the least thing to him.
I know now how devoted you are to God,
since you did not withhold from me your own beloved son."
As Abraham looked about,
he spied a ram caught by its horns in the thicket.
So he went and took the ram
and offered it up as a holocaust in place of his son.
Again the LORD's messenger called to Abraham from heaven and said:
"I swear by myself, declares the LORD,
that because you acted as you did
in not withholding from me your beloved son,
I will bless you abundantly
and make your descendants as countless
as the stars of the sky and the sands of the seashore;
your descendants shall take possession
of the gates of their enemies,
and in your descendants all the nations of the earth
shall find blessing—
all this because you obeyed my command."
In turning to our passage, it is the promise to bless all nations that is elevated to the status of a divine covenant. While it is true that God has indeed already promised to Abram that all nations would be blessed through him (Gen 12:3), here in Genesis 22 this promise becomes a divine covenant, for God swears by himself that all nations will be blessed through Isaac.
In fact, in his outstanding monograph The New Isaac, Leroy Huizenga suggests four unique aspects to our reading: first, the blessing of Abraham is now categorical, "I will bless you." Second, Abraham's descendents are now likened to both the sand of the seashore (22:17) and the stars of the sky (22:17, 15:5). Third, the unique divine oath, for here it is God who swears by his very self to fulfill his covenant with Abraham. Fourth and finally, it is here that God declares that it is now through Abraham's seed, Isaac, that the nations will be blessed.[2]
In addition to these four aspects, Huizenga also notes that it is possible to detect something of an active role for Isaac in the story, for in addition to Abraham and Isaac "walking together united," (Gen 22: 6, 8) the Septuagint calls Isaac τὸ παιδάριον (paidarion), which in Gen 37:30 is used to describe seventeen year old Joseph.[3]
Another hint centers on the use of the term "beloved" son for Isaac in the Septuagint, for it can have the connotation of favor due to obedience. [4] In any event, it is very significant that the Septuagint calls Isaac Abraham's "beloved son," for this is precisely how God describes Jesus in our Gospel reading for this week.
Before moving on from the first reading, it is important to further illuminate the inner rationale behind this event, and while much more could be said about it, for our purposes it appears best to focus on the nature of the sacrifice that elicited God's oath to bless the nations.
In the Aqedah, Abraham passes God's test by offering to God what was dearest to him, his son Isaac, and this sacrifice unto death leads to life, in this case, both God sparing Isaac's life and swearing to bless the nations through the "beloved Son." Moreover, Abraham's offering also becomes the paradigmatic act of sacrifice and fidelity, as can be seen from the fact that the place of this near sacrifice, Mount Moriah, is by the fourth-century B.C. identified as the location of the temple mount in Jerusalem (see 2 Chronicles 3:1; Jubilees, 18:13; Josephus, Ant. 1.224).
Responsorial Psalm 116: 10, 15, 16-17, 18-19
R. (116:9) I will walk before the Lord, in the land of the living.
I believed, even when I said,
"I am greatly afflicted."
Precious in the eyes of the LORD
is the death of his faithful ones.
R. I will walk before the Lord, in the land of the living.
O LORD, I am your servant;
I am your servant, the son of your handmaid;
you have loosed my bonds.
To you will I offer sacrifice of thanksgiving,
and I will call upon the name of the LORD.
R. I will walk before the Lord, in the land of the living.
My vows to the LORD I will pay
in the presence of all his people,
In the courts of the house of the LORD,
in your midst, O Jerusalem.
R. I will walk before the Lord, in the land of the living.
In our responsorial Psalm, it is also possible to detect a rather Abrahamic spirituality, for the Psalmist declares that he believes even when he was greatly afflicted, trusting God to deliver him from peril.
In particular, the Psalmist appears to be trusting God in the face of death, for he trusts that he will walk before the Lord in the land of the living, for even the death of the faithful is precious in the eyes of God.
It is against this backdrop that we can turn to our two New Testament passages for this week, beginning with Paul's famous statement that "If God is for us, who can be against us?"
Second Reading: Romans 8:31b-34
Brothers and sisters:It is fairly common to hear Paul's line from Romans 8:31 as a line of encouragement, and while it certainly is, it is important to understand why Paul can make such a statement. Far more than simply pious well-wishing, Paul tells the Romans that if God is for them no one is able to effectively stand against them due to the fact that God himself did not spare his beloved son, but instead handed him over for us all.
If God is for us, who can be against us?
He who did not spare his own Son
but handed him over for us all,
how will he not also give us everything else along with him?
Who will bring a charge against God's chosen ones?
It is God who acquits us, who will condemn?
Christ Jesus it is who died—or, rather, was raised—
who also is at the right hand of God,
who indeed intercedes for us.
It is interesting to note that a number of voices as different as Augustine [5] and Douglas Campbell[6] have suggested that Paul is alluding to Genesis 22, for Paul states that God did not spare his own Son but handed him over for us all. As Campbell suggests, "It is a deep concern for the plight of humanity that motivates the Father to send the Son, and the depth of the concern is proved by the fact that the Father does indeed send his only, beloved Son, much as Abraham was prepared to offer up Isaac." [7]
While it is not possible to prove that Paul had the Aqedah in mind in Romans 8:32, the theological basis for such a suggestion is strong; for Paul is clear that it is the sacrifice of Jesus that demonstrates the righteousness of God (Rom 3:21-26), that is, though he was in the very form of God, Jesus became obedient to the point of death on a cross and as a result, God highly exalted him by giving him a name above all names, including having all nations confess his lordship (see Phil 2:6-11).
Here in our passage, Paul states that the same Jesus whom God handed over now reigns at his right hand interceding for us. As a result, no one is able to effectively stand against those who belong to God, for the crucified and risen Christ reigns in glory and is the one who ensures their victory.
In our Gospel passage, the Gospel of Mark offers us a "preview" of Christ's resurrected glory, and in a manner that serves to connect both our first and second readings.
Gospel: Mark 9:2-10
Jesus took Peter, James, and JohnImmediately before our passage, Jesus declares to his disciples that he must be crucified, resurrected, and return in glory, and what is more, that some of them will not die until they see the coming of the Kingdom of God in power (Mark 8:31-9:1). Mark then tells us "six days later" Jesus took Peter, James, and John and led them up a high mountain apart by themselves (9:2).
and led them up a high mountain apart by themselves.
And he was transfigured before them,
and his clothes became dazzling white,
such as no fuller on earth could bleach them.
Then Elijah appeared to them along with Moses,
and they were conversing with Jesus.
Then Peter said to Jesus in reply,
"Rabbi, it is good that we are here!
Let us make three tents:
one for you, one for Moses, and one for Elijah."
He hardly knew what to say, they were so terrified.
Then a cloud came, casting a shadow over them;
from the cloud came a voice,
"This is my beloved Son. Listen to him."
Suddenly, looking around, they no longer saw anyone
but Jesus alone with them.
As they were coming down from the mountain,
he charged them not to relate what they had seen to anyone,
except when the Son of Man had risen from the dead.
So they kept the matter to themselves,
questioning what rising from the dead meant.
While the transfiguration stands as a fairly well known Gospel story, what is often underestimated are the clues in the narrative that connect it to Genesis 22, and in particular, Jesus to Isaac. While Huizenga suggests a number of interesting potential connections between Genesis 22 and Matthew's account of the transfiguration (see Matthew 17:1-9), this line of analysis can be applied to the Markan account and produce a number of interesting parallels:
1. As in Genesis 22 (Septuagint), the event occurs "on a high (ὑψηλός) place/mountain" (Gen 22:2, Mark 9:2).
2. As in Genesis 22, there is a heavenly voice (Gen 22:1, 15; Mark 9:7)
3. As in Genesis 22 (Septuagint), there is the presence of the "beloved" son (Gen 22:2, 12, 16)
4. As in Genesis 22, the beloved son is the one to be offered
5. As in Genesis 22, the beloved son is granted "new life."
In fact, Huizenga suggests that the inner rationale that illuminates the transfiguration intertexually is the connection between "sonship, obedience, and the cross," a connection that further highlights what it means that Jesus is God's "beloved" son.[8] For like Abraham's beloved son, Jesus is obedient to the point of self-sacrifice and as a result is to receive resurrection "glory."
It is this resurrection glory that is proleptically on display in the transfiguration, and this is not only inferred from the profound glory that Jesus displays as he meets with Moses and Elijah, but in what Jesus tells Peter, James, and John as they come down from the mountain, namely, that they are not to tell anyone about this event until the Son of Man had risen from the dead (Mark 9:9).
As a result, it appears correct to conclude that the transfiguration serves to teach the Church what defines the life of divine sonship, that is, that the road to glory is the road of the cross.
While Jesus' identity as the Beloved Son of the Father entails a unique level of glory, the glory of divine sonship is not just for Jesus alone as the beloved Son, but for all for whom the Spirit of Sonship dwells.
In fact, Paul goes so far as to state that the whole creation waits in eager expectation for the revelation of the children of God, and at this point all of creation will obtain "the freedom of the glory of the children of God" (Romans 8:19-21).[9]
Yet in context, this glory belongs to all the children of God who suffer with Christ in order that they might be glorified with him, connecting the freedom of the children of God with suffering. In other words, Paul agrees with Matthew (via Huizenga) that sonship is defined by obedience and the cross, and this is the road to glory.
[1] For more on the profoundly covenantal shape of Genesis 12-22, see Scott W. Hahn, Kinship by Covenant: A Canonical Approach to the Fulfillment of God's Saving Promises, The Anchor Yale Bible Reference Library (New Haven: Yale University Press, 2009), 101-135.
[2] See Leroy A. Huizenga, The New Isaac: Tradition and Intertexuality in the Gospel of Matthew (Leiden: Brill, 2012), 77-78.
[3] See Huizenga, The New Isaac, 80.
[4] See Huizenga, The New Isaac, 80.
[5] See City of God, 16.32.
[6] See Douglas A. Campbell, The Quest for Paul's Gospel: A Suggested Strategy (London: T&T Clark, 2005), 76. ; idem, The Deliverance of God: An Apocalyptic Rereading of Justification in Paul (Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 2009), 63, 69, etc.
[7] Campbell, The Deliverance of God, 63.
[8] See Huizenga, The New Isaac, 223-235.
[9] While Romans 8:21 is sometimes translated "the glorious freedom or liberty" of the children of God, this is not the only way to translate the text (see NRSV vs. RSV), and what is more, Paul consistently links glory not with freedom but with those who are in Christ (Rom 2:7, 3;23-24, 8:29-30, I Corinthians 15:35-57, 2 Corinthians 3:17-18). I am grateful to Fr. Gregory Tatum for pointing me in this direction and eagerly await his forthcoming manuscript on Paul with the potential title of The Freedom of the Glorious Children of God.


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Unity North is an Interfaith, Interdenominational community. The Unity Movement was founded primarily on the teachings of Jesus and the writings of Charles and Myrtle Fillmore, but the principles we teach are germane to other religious traditions. Unity North focuses more on the common message than the messenger.
Although Jesus, and our unique interpretation of His words, is foundational to our teachings, our congregation is made up of people who walk varied spiritual paths. Therefore, we are less overtly Christian and more cosmological in our approach.
At any given service, Universal spiritual principles will be shared from diverse perspectives. For instance, we biennially host the monks from Drepung Loseling Monastery, so we share from a more Buddhist view at those times. Near solstice/equinox times and Earth Day, Mother Earth takes center stage. At Advent and Lent, Jesus is, of course, more front and center. We have partnered with Bahai congregations, Unitarian Universalist congregations, and Centers for Spiritual Living. We share about Passover, Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur as well as Diwali and Ramadan. Twice a year we serve communion and annually host Burning Bowl and White Stone ceremonies. We have celebrated truth found in the writings of Rumi, Wayne Dyer, and Deepak Chopra as well as the Beatles and even Stevie Wonder! Yes, we are unique! Our eclectic nature has created over 30 unique ministries where it is safe to explore spirituality. No matter the occasion and how far "out of the traditional box" we may be, we draw parallels with the teachings of Jesus and our founders.
Unity North celebrates this style of ministry as a means of building bridges of understanding. We believe that the time has come to take down the walls of separation that have long divided our world. This is an effort we believe Jesus demonstrated while He walked the earth. With that goal in mind, we use more universal language that can be applied as an enhancement to whatever unique spiritual path a congregant may be walking.
At Unity, we do not pray "to" anyone or anything separate from us. We pray "from" an awareness of the God/Christ spirit already present within us. All life is an expression of the One Power and One Presence that is God, and we pray affirmatively that the good we are seeking ALREADY IS!
"It is the Father's good pleasure to give us the Kingdom." – Luke 12
"The Kingdom of God is at hand." – Matthew 1
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