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Professor Brian Anderson is proof that you don't need children of your own in order to be a father figure.
The director of MC's social work program, Anderson has dedicated his life to mentoring young people. When he's not inspiring MC students in the classroom, Anderson serves as a volunteer coach for the Callaway High School Chargers basketball team. The 2010 Chargers finished the season 22-11, won the Mississippi Class 5A state championship, and finished second in the overall state championship. • But while there's no doubt Anderson is a savvy basketball coach, his biggest influence on his players is off the court. In the three years that Anderson has been volunteer coaching, every senior on every Charger team has graduated from high school and attended college. • "I've always felt the need to help others. This is what we encourage our social work students to do as public servants – put an altruistic mindset to work," Anderson says. "Selfishly, it's very rewarding to work with kids as a potential mentor, academically and athletically. Coaching is about the passion to help kids as well as a personal love of the athletic environment. If I can positively impact one player or say one thing that could be of benefit in a kid's life, then I've served my purpose."
Every member of Brian Anderson's family played sports, including his brothers, his father, and even his mother, who once starred in a faculty vs. PTA basketball game at her son's school.
"When I was born, I think the first thing my family members said was, "Okay, which sport is he going to play?" Anderson says. "I grew up playing basketball and football and while I always loved the games, I also developed an appreciation of the bonds you can build through sports and the impact one person can have on another. I was blessed with coaches who helped frame a secure foundation for me in sports and in life."
As a student and standout basketball player at Tougaloo College, Anderson originally planned to pursue a career in physical therapy.
"I pictured myself standing around in scrubs while I watched injured athletes ride stationary bikes," Anderson recalls. "Then I took a lab course that required me to dissect something. The smell of the lab convinced me that was not the field for me."
Still feeling led to a career that would involve helping others, Anderson switched his major to sociology, eventually discovering his calling in social work. Following his graduation from Tougaloo, he earned a master's degree in social work from Louisiana State University and a doctorate in social work from Jackson State University. Prior to joining the MC faculty in 2006, Anderson held positions as assistant professor of sociology at Tougaloo College, assistant professor of social work at Jackson State, instructor of physical education and athletic training and assistant men's basketball coach at the University of West Alabama, and instructor of sociology at Tougaloo College.
All of those positions involved working with young people, but Anderson's toughest mentoring challenge was serving as one of three social workers at the Capital City Alternative School. From 1995-98, Anderson counseled students who had been expelled from public school for a range of behavioral problems. Their offenses included excessive absences, doing or selling drugs, having sex on campus, fighting, acts of violence, and weapons violations. One student was there for hot-wiring a bulldozer.
While many of the students were eager to straighten out their lives and return to public school, others clearly felt they had little left to lose. Anderson worked with students who stashed alcohol and drugs in the classroom ceiling tiles and took bets on how quickly they could harass a substitute teacher into going home. He recalls one student who came to school clutching a stuffed teddy bear; teachers later discovered that she was using the toy to conceal a knife.
"There was a hostile atmosphere on campus," Anderson says. "These kids were troubled, but they were also smart and they could sometimes be manipulative. I was fortunate to have worked with some innovative, committed teachers and two outstanding social workers whose patience, guidance, and mentoring taught me a lot. We always had to be very careful and on point and understand the kids' mindset."
"I talk to young males about making good decisions and the connection between doing well in school and success in life. Some seem to be listening, some are clearly not. But if I can reach just one, I've done something."
Anderson spent most of his days in one-on-one or group counseling sessions with students and their parents, helping families work through the issues that had brought the students to the alternative school and providing follow-up counseling when they returned to public school. It was an emotionally draining, often heartbreaking job, but one that Anderson loved.
"I was very sad when I left because I knew the impact I had had on some of those kids," Anderson says. "I'm still very proud to have been a part of that."
Anderson still visits the Alternative School today as a guest speaker.
"I talk to young males about making good decisions and the connection between doing well in school and success in life," Anderson says. "Some seem to be listening, some are clearly not. But if I can reach just one, I've done something."
Anderson brings all of his life experiences to play in his role as a volunteer basketball coach. Callaway is not the first high school to benefit from his leadership. From 1996-98, Anderson was an assistant coach at Provine High School in Jackson, where he helped lead the 1998 Provine basketball team to the first Class 5A state championship in school history. When Wayne Brent and Charles Wansley, the same coaches he had worked with at Provine, invited Anderson to coach with them again at Callaway High School, Anderson jumped at the chance.
The 17 to 18 members on each year's Callaway team come from a wide range of backgrounds. Some live in stable, two-parent homes, some are being raised by single mothers and benefit from having a positive male role model. Others come from tough situations in which violence is the norm; more than a few have lost friends to senseless acts.
"The greatest challenge in coaching these young men is realistically connecting academics, athletics, and life experiences for them, especially since many of them come from environmentally challenged situations," Anderson says. "Our mission as coaches is to challenge the student-athletes and help them to be as prepared as possible for life experiences. Our goal is to build a competitive team and win basketball games, but more importantly, it's to get these young men to stay in school and to go to college."
Structure is key to achieving that goal. Callaway basketball players are required to attend study hall or tutorials before or after school and to keep their grades up. Every basketball practice is also an opportunity to learn a life lesson. In addition to teaching players how to make a three-point shot or play better defense, Anderson and his fellow coaches teach them the importance of being on time, how to dress properly for different situations, appropriate ways to resolve conflicts, and how to better articulate themselves when they have a point they want to make. A reality Anderson emphasizes to his players is that education, not basketball, is the key to their futures.
A 2010 graduate of Callaway High School, Jason Gibson was a star basketball player, a member of the Honor Society, Student Body President, and Mr. Callaway High School. This fall, he will attend Holmes Community College on a full basketball scholarship. Gibson is a role model for many of his younger classmates, thanks in part to the role model he had in Brian Anderson.
"Coach Anderson didn't just focus on the game. He was way more to us than a basketball coach," Gibson says. "He saw potential in me, and not just in sports. He was all the time encouraging me in school. I'm going to major in social science education because I want to be a teacher, too, and Coach Anderson is a big part of that. Knowing you can have that kind of impact on a kid is what made me want to be a teacher."
Gibson won't be the first former player to follow Brian Anderson's lead. Several of his players from Provine High School have become teachers and coaches. Otis Gaines played basketball under Brian Anderson at Provine, then again as a student-athlete at the University of West Alabama. Today, Gaines is the head basketball coach at Long Beach High School and is working towards his Ph.D. at the University of Southern Mississippi. Though he eventually found himself following in Anderson's footsteps, Gaines confesses that as a student at Provine High School, he originally didn't care for Coach Anderson.
"He would never let me take a break from working hard and he always had me running extra laps for trying to take short cuts," Gaines confesses. "But as time passed and I became more mature as a person and a player, I saw how his persistence paid off for me. I don't know whether he knows it or not, but Brian Anderson really helped me to jumpstart my career."
"Brian was always honest and he cared about his players. I know for a fact he stayed on my case because he knew I could do better on the court and off the court," says Markeith Brown, a former Provine player who is now the head women's cross-country coach and assistant women's basketball coach at LeTourneau University in Longview, Texas. "Brian encouraged me to do my best and to keep striving for the top. I can still remember all the positive things he said to me, because there weren't too many people besides my family telling me good things back then."
"My greatest reward is to see the impact I have had on these young men," Anderson says. "Many of them still come back to visit and attend games or practices. We instill in the players that even after they graduate and move on to college or the workforce, we are still a family."
That's a lesson that Otis Gaines has taken to heart.
"Coach Anderson has been one of the biggest influences on my life," Gaines says. "I look at him as more than just a coach. I consider him family. I've even thought that if I ever find the right girl, I might ask Brian Anderson to be the best man in my wedding."


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November is election time
"Nobody will ever deprive the American people of the right to vote except the American people themselves and the only way they could do this is by not voting." – Franklin D. Roosevelt
November in the U.P. brings many things-hunting season, Thanksgiving, Black Friday, Small Business Saturday and, of course, Election Day. Hopefully you are registered to vote (otherwise you are too late for this one) and preparing to exercise your right to vote Nov. 5.
Websites like dosomething.org and rockthevote.com are great resources for information and have a way of inspiring you to vote. I pulled this top 10 reasons to vote list from several different voting sites and I believe it sums up the answers to the "why should I vote?" question:
– You can earn an "I Voted" sticker.
– If you don't vote, you'll be a hypocrite when you complain about politics.
– You take time to vote for your favorite TV show, restaurant and sports team all the time.
– You live in a country where every voice can be heard. Exercise your right.
– At 18 young men register for the draft. If you're expected to defend your country you should have a say in how it's run.
– It's your money. Those who you vote for will decide how much of your wealth to invest in public services and how to share the tax burden.
– Our children are depending on us to represent their voices too.
– One voice, one vote really does count.
– Democracy works only if its citizens, young and old, are active participants.
– Go to the polls because you support democracy and our ability to elect the people who govern us and our right to be free.
Rockthevote.com has created a Voting System Scorecard that measures state laws and policies in three key areas: voter registration, casting a ballot and young voter preparation. Overall the analysis revealed that young Americans are being left out of the democratic process for a variety of reasons. Michigan ranked 38th overall. How are you as a parent, grandparent, educator and/or citizen encouraging young people in your sphere of influence to exercise their right to vote? Do you set a good example by educating yourself on the candidates and issues and voting yourself?
While registering to vote is the first step, more goes into preparing to pull that lever or color in the circle on Election Day. Make sure you find out the factual information surrounding the ballot issues and potential candidates. By going to the county clerk's page on Marquette County's website you will find a link to view the sample ballot you will see in your voting precinct. This will help as you begin your research and make your final decisions.
At the LSCP, we work with local, state and federal elected officials regularly and greatly respect those who take the time to serve in this capacity. It certainly isn't an easy job but is a very important one as we elect them to speak for us during their term in office.
Often times we step away from the process once Election Day passes, but there is so much more we can all contribute. Weigh in on issues as they come up. Attend public hearings to share your opinion.
For more information on the LSCP's efforts in government affairs visit our website (www.marquette.org) under Business Resources and Connect to Advocacy & Regulatory Affairs.
Remember, Nov. 5 is Election Day. Get out and vote!
Editor's note: Amy Clickner is CEO?of the Lake Superior Community Partnership. Her twice-monthly column will address topics of interest to the local business community.

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by Latoya Peterson
A first grade teacher in Paterson, New Jersey was recently put on administrative leave after she took to the internet to vent her frustrations about work. According to NBC New York, the teacher was suspended for "allegedly making Facebook comments that her six-year-old students are "future criminals" and referring to herself as a "warden," according to school officials."
Much of the handwringing over at Jezebel concerned the fate of the poor, poor teacher who probably just had a bad day. At Jezebel, Margaret Hartmann concludes her piece by saying:
It's horrible to hear about an adult disrespecting the children in her care, but it also casts a bad light on teachers, who for the most part, got into the profession because they want to help children succeed. But that's not news — that's their job, and they do it every single day.
Are teachers definitely our undersung heroes? Yes. Do they often work long hours at thankless tasks in order to make their children's lives better? Oh yes.
But do all teachers treat all children the same? No, no, no.
My radar pinged when I heard the term criminals employed, so I checked the demographics of Paterson. And my suspicions were borne out. According to Neighborhood Scout:
Paterson is a blue-collar town, with 35.4% of people working in blue-collar occupations, while the average in America is just 24.7%. Overall, Paterson is a city of sales and office workers, service providers, and production and manufacturing workers. There are especially a lot of people living in Paterson who work in office and administrative support jobs (18.20%), sales jobs (9.45%), and building maintenance and grounds keeping (6.25%).
The population of Paterson has a very low overall level of education: only 8.19% of people over 25 hold a 4-year college degree or higher.
The per capita income in Paterson in 2000 was $13,257, which is low income relative to New Jersey and the nation. This equates to an annual income of $53,028 for a family of four.
Paterson is an extremely ethnically-diverse city. The people who call Paterson home come from a variety of different races and ancestries. People of Hispanic or Latino origin are the most prevalent group in Paterson, accounting for 50.17% of the city's residents (people of Hispanic or Latino origin can be of any race). The most prevalent race in Paterson is White, followed by Asian. Important ancestries of people in Paterson include Italian and Jamaican.
Paterson also has a high percentage of its population that was born in another country: 32.79%.
The most common language spoken in Paterson is Spanish. Some people also speak English.
But that's just a coincidence, right?
Maybe this was just a bad day for this teacher – but the problem is that bad days in public serving positions can have huge, lingering consequences. And from what other administrators and school advocates are saying, the suspended teacher wasn't the only one.
Read the entire article here.


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Wilson and Carson are Homecoming royalty
Wilson and Carson are Homecoming royalty
Nov. 7, 2012
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Paris Wilson, a senior from Detroit, Mich., was crowned Maryville College Homecoming Queen during the College's Homecoming festivities Oct. 20, while Doug Carson of Knoxville, Tenn., was crowned Homecoming King.
Wilson, daughter of Genevieve Wilson of Inkster, Mich., was escorted by Carson, a senior, and son of Joe and Karen Carson of Knoxville, Tenn.
Candidates are nominated by students in their respective classes, with and entire student body selecting the Homecoming Queen and King through an election.
A 2009 graduate of Austin-East High School, Wilson is a psychology major and mathematics minor at the College. While at Maryville, she has been involved in such organizations as the Black Student Association, Residence Hall Association and Psi Chi (psychology) Club. She is also an MC Ambassador for the Admissions Office.
Carson, a 2009 graduate of West High School, is a mathematics major at the College. While at Maryville, he has participated in the Student Government Association.
Other senior candidates included Jerica Johnson of Chattanooga, Tenn., escorted by Matthew Morgan of Atlanta, Ga.; Deonna Walker of Springfield, Ind., escorted by Brian Bush of Chattanooga, Tenn.; and Kiera Payne of Chattanooga, Tenn., escorted by Sam Boring of Townsend, Tenn.
Representing the junior class were Abby Davis of Maryville, Tenn., and Garrett Painter of Knoxville, Tenn.
Representing the sophomore class were Ariana Rector of Oak Ridge, Tenn., and John Mainland of Hendersonville, Tenn.
Representing the Class of 2016 were Whitley Perry of Pleasant View, Tenn., and Aaron Tracy of Louisville, Tenn.
Maryville College is ideally situated in Maryville, Tenn., between the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and Knoxville, the state's third largest city. Founded in 1819, it is the 12th oldest institution of higher learning in the South and maintains an affiliation with the Presbyterian Church (USA). Known for offering its students a rigorous and highly personal experience that includes an undergraduate research requirement, Maryville College is a nationally ranked institution of higher learning that successfully joins the liberal arts and professional preparation. Total enrollment for the fall 2016 semester is 1,197.


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DRAWS for 2009 USA BADMINTON NATIONALS
The Draws for the 2009 USA Badminton Adult Nationals can be accessed as an Excel file by clicking on the following link. The draws are also posted on www.tournamentsoftware.com.
Please note that the draws and match times shown are subject to change between now and the start of the tournament. Any questions concerning the draws should be addressed to Chris Lawrence at firstname.lastname@example.com.
2009 USA Adult National Draws


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Acrylic GS - fluorescent blue, transparent
0.118 inches
What is it
Acrylic glass GS sheets are produced by means of liquid PMMA polymerizing between two sheets of glass. This process produces a material with outstanding characteristics: it is fracture resistant (compared to glass), weather resistant, highly transparent and lends itself to being shaped and processed.
Acrylic has a thickness tolerance of +/-15% of the material thickness.
Please note: the colour shade can vary from delivery to delivery – please bear this in mind when re-ordering.
Design notes
Transparent, fluorescent Acrylic glass absorbs light through its surface and emits it via its cut edges – a great effect for light objects and black light parties.
Acrylic semifinished products do not turn yellow in the sunshine. This makes them perfect for outdoor use. Because acrylic glass is subject to thermal expansion, any fixing or mounting systems must be so designed that the sheets are never under stress. Acrylic glass should not be cleaned with glass cleaners like Sidolin because they can corrode or deface it. Warm water with detergent or special plastic cleaners should be used.
Typical uses
Acrylic sheets have universal applications: for lightweight constructions in model making or visual displays, in picture frames or glazing as well as for making signs and light boxes.
Adhesives, joints & fastenings
Acrylic glass GS can be milled, drilled and sawn, glued with Dichloromethane, and, as a thermoplastic plastic, can be shaped (deformed) at temperatures between 160C and 180C.


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[WARNING: The following story contains spoilers about the season finale of The Bachelor. Read at your own risk.]
The most successful Bachelor season in years ended with Sean Lowe finding love and proposing to Catherine. Although both Catherine and Lindsay got off to slow starts with Sean — Catherine was barely given screen time and Lindsay arrived overzealously in a wedding dress — the two women proved to be exactly what Sean was looking for. In the end, Sean chose Seattle graphic designer Catherine and so far, the couple is still together. Does host Chris Harrison think they'll make it down the aisle? What does he think about Sean doing Dancing with the Stars? And how about Desiree as the new Bachelorette? Read on for all that and more!


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About the Author: Arturo A. Valenzuela serves as Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs.
The arrival of the Obama administration in 2009 meant a new era of engagement with our partners in the Western Hemisphere. I will use this blog post as a chance to look back on several formative events of the past year that have helped define our commitment to the region.
• President Barack Obama's Inaugural Address, January 20, 2009: Like audiences throughout the world, millions of citizens in the Western Hemisphere tuned in to hear President Obama's inaugural address. President Obama communicated the United States' willingness to lead, taking the first step forward in establishing our foreign policy posture: "[A]nd so, to all the other peoples and governments who are watching today, from the grandest capitals to the small village where my father was born, know that America is a friend of each nation, and every man, woman and child who seeks a future of peace and dignity. And we are ready to lead once more." Read more.
• President Obama's travel to the region: In a nod to the broad scope of our relationship with Mexico, the President kept with longstanding tradition and met with Mexican President Felipe Calderon in December 2008 while he was still President-elect. Following inauguration, President Obama's first official foreign visit was to Ottawa on February 19, where he met with Prime Minister Stephen Harper and other Canadian government officials. President Obama participated in the 5th Summit of the Americas (see below) in April 2009 where he had the chance to meet all the democratically elected leaders of the Western Hemisphere.
• Secretary Clinton's travel to the region: Secretary Clinton's first visit to the region was to Mexico City and Monterrey, Mexico on March 25 and 26, 2009. The Secretary emphasized the breadth and depth of the U.S. relationship with Mexico, and publicly recognized our "shared responsibility" with the Mexican government, Colombia, and partners in Central America and the Caribbean to combat organized crime and illicit trafficking. The Secretary has logged an incredible number of miles in the Western Hemisphere since taking office, making four trips to the region and visiting seven countries since February 2009.
• Reaching out to the Cuban people: The State Department remains concerned about human rights conditions in Cuba. On April 13, 2009, President Obama announced a series of changes in U.S. policy to reach out to the Cuban people in support of their desire to freely determine their country's future. The State Department is working to support the President's vision to help bridge the gap among divided Cuban families and promote the free flow of information and humanitarian items to the Cuban people. We are also engaging the Cuban government when it advances U.S. national interests and contributes to the safety and welfare of our citizens. For example, we re-established migration talks and launched discussions on the reestablishment of direct mail service between our two countries. Read more.
• Renewed partnership with Haiti: On April 14, 2009, Secretary Clinton took part in a Haiti Donors Conference hosted by the Inter-American Development Bank. Renewing the U.S. commitment to Haiti, Secretary Clinton announced that the State Department and USAID would undertake a review of our Haiti policy -- critically evaluating our existing programs and policies, assessing the alignment of our programming with conditions and priorities established by the Haitian government, and designing a diplomatic and development approach that seizes on the current set of opportunities both in Haiti and across the international public and private sectors to catalyze economic growth and ensure long-term stability.
• 5th Summit of the Americas, Trinidad & Tobago, April 2009: Leaders from throughout the Americas came together to address challenging issues including the global financial crisis, citizen safety and financial inclusion. President Obama said: "I pledge to you that we seek an equal partnership. There is no senior partner and junior partner in our relations; there is simply engagement based on mutual respect and common interests and shared values. So I'm here to launch a new chapter of engagement that will be sustained throughout my administration…." Read more about the Summit.
• General Assembly of the Organization of American States (OAS), San Pedro Sula, Honduras, June 2009: On June 3, 2009, OAS members removed an historical impediment to Cuba's participation in the OAS by establishing a process of engagement with Cuba based on the core practices, principles, and purposes of the OAS and the Inter-American system. OAS members bridged an historic divide in the Americas, while reaffirming our commitment to democracy and the fundamental human rights of our peoples. Read more.
• Achieving prosperity for all our citizens: Secretary Clinton engaged with Pathways to Prosperity partner nations during the May 2009 meeting in El Salvador to discuss how we can collectively achieve shared prosperity in the hemisphere, integrating our commitment to democracy and open markets with an equal commitment to social inclusion. During her remarks, the Secretary stated: "The President and I are also committed to re-launching Pathways to Prosperity, and expanding its work to spread the benefits of economic recovery, growth, and open markets to the most vulnerable and marginalized citizens of our region." In September 2009, this commitment was demonstrated when Secretary Clinton launched the Inter-American Social Protection Network (IASPN) at an OAS event in New York. The IASPN is a forum for countries of the Western Hemisphere to share best practices on how to lift our citizens out of poverty through programs such as conditional cash transfers. Later in October 2009, we hosted the Pathways to Prosperity Women Entrepreneurs Conference in which participants created a network to promote access to markets, finance and training for women throughout the region to stimulate economic growth.
• Citizen safety: Our engagement with the Western Hemisphere is critical to advancing our national interests, including the safety of our citizens. Through various programs"including the Merida Initiative, our collaboration with Mexico and Canada in the North American Leaders' Summit, and the Caribbean Basin Security Initiative, we are working to build and strengthen partnerships to better address a range of security-related issues, from transnational criminal cartels, to preparedness for the H1N1 influenza.
• Commitment to 21st Century Statecraft: Secretary Clinton hosted the first digital town hall of her tenure on April 17, 2009 in the Dominican Republic on the eve of her travel to the Summit of the Americas. We organized senior delegations of technologists to visit Ciudad Juarez and Mexico City to explore how technology could better help Mexican citizens engage against narco-violence. We also hosted the third Alliance of Youth Movements (AYM) Summit in Mexico City in October 2009. Secretary Clinton delivered a video message to AYM participants.
• Coup in Honduras, June 2009: The region's approach to Honduras represents a critical example of how our hemisphere can come together in support of the collective defense of democracy. The response to this crisis by the international community, the OAS and the United States show that the region is ready to stand up and prevent backsliding wherever democratic rights and practices are challenged. This was an historic advance, and we continue to support President-elect Lobo's call for the full implementation of the Tegucigalpa San Jose Accord.
2009 has been an exciting year in terms of our relationships -- both bilaterally and multilaterally -- with the nations of the Western Hemisphere. In some cases these are preliminary steps and critical work remains to be done.
While I highlight above some of the milestones that shape our relationship with the Hemisphere, the picture is incomplete without recognizing the myriad people-to-people interactions our Embassy and Consulate officials have each day. From supporting English-language courses for Afro-Colombians, to working with indigenous populations in Mexico, to running baseball clinics in Venezuela, to helping provide HIV-AIDS testing in Haiti, State Department officials throughout the Hemisphere are constantly showing that the United States stands ready to partner with nations in the region that share our ideals of better democratic governance, rule of law, and respect for human and civil rights.
Next week, I will continue the conversation on the challenges we will meet moving ahead, how we will develop our partnerships, and our plans to pursue active diplomacy in support of social and economic inclusion, enhanced citizen safety, and support for democratic rights and good governance. I invite your feedback in this space on these objectives.
Until then: Happy New Year! Feliz año nuevo! Feliz ano novo! Bonne annee!Stay tuned @WHAAsstSecty.
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Dear State Department Colleagues et al,
Happy New Year 2010 everyone.
The increased engagement in the Western Hemisphere is really a very good thing for 2009-2010+. Talking more with our friends and not so friendly global partners enhances peace, directly.
Keep up the good work and G-d Bless ya'll,
Dr. Ari Cole (R-PA)
Team Cole for 2016
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I read this posting with great interest. I am glad that President Obama, and Secretary Clinton, have spent this past year keeping President Obama's inaugural pledge "to lead once more". I am especially hopeful that we will continue to reach out to Cuba and the Cuban people. Our approach over the last fifty years has accomplished very little. We need to change our approach and our attitudes toward Cuba. We deal with, and trade with, many nations that do not honor human rights. Certainly China, Vietnam, Saudi Arabia, and, yes, Russia, all come to mind. Why not deal with Cuba in the same "open-minded" way? It would benefit all involved...the Cuban people here, and in Cuba. Why not give it a try?
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Participated in the drafting of the Inter-American Democratic Charter, signed in Lima on September 11, 2001. At the U.S.-hosted OAS General Assembly we worked actively with our hemispheric partners on the Declaration of Florida, which calls for a strengthened role for the OAS Secretary General to propose timely application of the Charter and other initiatives to enhance democratic governance in the hemisphere.
Francisco P. in Washington, DC writes:
The Inter-American Social Protection Network promises to be a powerful tool to advance the integrated approach to human rights, democracy and development, as outlined by Secretary Clinton in her recent Georgetown speech. At the OAS, the Department of Social Development and Employment coordinates the IASPN, and we invite you to check our web page for upcoming activities and events regarding this hemispheric initiative: http://www.sedi.oas.org/ddse/english/default.asp
Saludos, Francisco Pilotti
Evans A. in California writes:
I am particularly pleased with the engaged interest this present administration is showing in the Cuba government, i will be most pleased if it is realized.I am really curious especially when the interest is conditioned on the premise of their government advancing U.S. national interests and contributes to the safety and welfare of U.S citizens.It will be great if one could know what does interest are. I really think the Cuba people needs our assistance in different ways and we should not deny them any help.
Chance H. in Washington, DC writes:
It's been a terrible start for Obama in the Americas.
DeMint and the extreme right-wingers have been running the show and Team Obama thinks things are going great. The old team at State never missed an opportunity to alienate people and grow our list of enemies in Latin America. We can only hope the new team is less interested in petty name calling.
We are in a deep hole. It does not appear that our diplomatic corps is capable of the critical reflection required to improve U.S. standing in the Hemisphere. Arrogance seems so deeply ingrained in our foreign policy establishment, it would be hard to imagine that Obama's pledge of partnership will ever come about.
We'll see if they mend fences with Ecuador and build a regional alliance to deal with the Colombia refugee crisis. We'll see if they can rebuild tattered relations with Bolivia on the basis of something more than coca eradication.
The IASPN is a perfect platform to partner with governments that are investing to cut reduce poverty. We'll see how far we go to assist in this area.
We'll see if we end the embargo in Cuba and begin to approach that country with a little more pragmatism and humility. Obviously, we'd all like to see the Cuban government open up and improve it human rights record, but it hardly seems that threatening the governments existence brings us closer to that goal.
There are plenty of opportunities, but our dip corps has shown little interest in being real partners.
U.S. diplomacy stumbles in Latin America
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By JONATHAN ABEL
Published March 8, 2007
BROOKSVILLE - It's 8:04 on a Wednesday night and Brooksville police Officer John Cavanna is handing out candy.
At night, he patrols the Hillside Estates housing project, a modest complex of 90 units down the hill from Rogers' Christmas House Village.
It's cloudless and warm. A knot of kids follows him up and down Union Street making small talk and popping wheelies on their bikes. They call him "Robo," "Turbo" and "Rambo."
A year ago, this street was choked with drug traffic - buyers and sellers. Police Chief Ed Tincher said it resembled a "drive-in pharmacy."
But in August, the Brooksville Housing Authority, which runs the complex, signed a one-year contract with the Brooksville Police Department to pay $52,000 a year for a police officer to be stationed down here at night.
Now, the streets are quiet. The number of calls is way down.
"When I first started here, it was hopping," Cavanna said. "There were crack cocaine arrests, screams and gunshots."
But that was months ago, and the success of this program has been a bright spot in an otherwise stormy year for the Housing Authority, which has seen Joe Ann Bennett, its retired programs director, and Betty Trent, its suspended executive director, indicted on charges of defrauding the federal government.
Bennett took a plea deal last week; Trent faces trial in April.
Working at Hillside Estates has also helped Cavanna make a name for himself.
At 21, he is gung ho about police work. He moved to Florida from rural Connecticut two years ago because this was one of the few states where a 19-year-old could work as a cop.
On his rounds, he draws smiles and hellos from kids and adults. He points out where he's chased people through the woods, how he keeps an eye on anyone suspicious. A few times, he has dressed up in a Ghillie suit - an outfit that makes you look like a tree - and hidden in the bushes to gather intelligence.
But the job also has an aspect of babysitting.
He plays football with the kids, throws around a Frisbee and even races them down the street on foot.
"How much money do you make?" a little girl asked.
He told her $32,000.
"You're rich," she squealed. "I want to be a cop."
He said it's not that much money once all the bills are paid.
She didn't seem convinced.
The Hillside Estates duties are split among a number of officers, though Cavanna has served most of the time.
He is the same officer who has been at the center of controversy in the past month.
He was suspended for five days for sticking a gun in his mouth to protest the suspension of the police chief. And a School Board employee has complained that Cavanna failed to arrest six kids who were cutting school to smoke marijuana. An internal investigation has been promised.
But at Hillside Estates and throughout much of south Brooksville, Cavanna has a reputation for taking on the drug trade aggressively. And people at the housing project seem to appreciate his and the other officers' efforts.
"When I first moved here about a year ago, they were selling right out in the open," said Mechell Borges, 28. "The cops are here more and people don't want to deal with them."
"He's cleaned up the neighborhood," Lois Kellogg said of Cavanna. She moved to the small house on a cul-de-sac 18 months ago. The first week, she saw drug dealer shot in front of her house. Violence like that doesn't happen as much anymore.
"I'm really happy with the results," said police Lt. Rick Hankins. "Any time that you have a reduction in crime and the citizens are happy to be part of a community where their kids can enjoy life and play without being placed in a harmful environment, I'm happy."
Housing Authority Vice Chairman Allen Rhodes agreed: "We're very satisfied with it."
And board member Carl Pilcher said that having a cop stationed at Hillside Estates has been "very successful."
Will the board renew the one-year contract when it runs out in August?
Some of that depends on whether the City Council decides to clean house with the Housing Authority board, a notion that has come up at a few City Council meetings.
"I would certainly vote 'Yea' for renewal," Pilcher said. "(But) there's every indication the current City Council won't keep us around."
Until then, Cavanna and the other officers will keep on patrolling and hope Hillside Estates stays quiet.
Jonathan Abel can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or (352) 754-6114.
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I use this scale with our homeschool math curriculum (RightStart Math) for 1st grade, and it works very well for the math games involved in our lessons. It is very wide, and tall enough to dangle some of those small bathroom cups to measure and compare weights of odd shapes. It is double sided; while one side is very clearly numbered 1-10 on both ends of the scale, the other side is just as usable without numbers. That feature has been unexpectedly useful. It balances well enough, but it isn't perfect. I would say it comes really extremely close to being perfectly balanced, but the arms of the scale are almost always the tiniest, teensiest bit tilted more to one side. It's really a very slight tilt, and it can almost be ignored, but it is there. Otherwise this would be a 5 star review.


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Glenn Miller Dunk, 37, of Shawneetown, died on Thursday, July 4, 2013, in the Morganfield Nursing and Rehab in Morganfield, Ky.
Glenn had been injured in a motorcycle accident in 2010. He was born in Eldorado, Jan. 15, 1976, to Rick Dunk and Betty (Mitchell) Kinnard. Glenn's passion for arts began at an early age; recognized by his painting and musical instrument playing abilities. Later on into his teens he began a very rewarding modeling career with MJK and Wilhelmina. His modeling career set the path for an acting career in Los Angeles. Glenn made a path from the East Coast to the West Coast; even across the Atlantic to Europe. He simply loved life which could be seen with his contagious smile. His gracious and kind ways will always be remembered.
Glenn is survived by his parents, Betty Kinnard of Shawneetown and Rick Dunk of Shawneetown; two daughters, Ayli Anna Dunk of Harrisburg and Devin Hish of Ridgway; two brothers, Tony Dunk of Eldorado and Frankie Dunk of Dallas, Texas; and a stepsister Angie Dunk of Shawneetown. He was preceded in death by his grandmother Anna Mitchell who helped raise Glenn.
Visitation for Glenn will be on 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday, July 8, 2013, at the Cox & Son Funeral Home in Shawneetown. His funeral service will be 2 p.m. Monday, July 8, 2013, at the funeral home. Interment will follow in the Lindale Cemetery in Eldorado.
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St. Anna Hospital
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Treatment of spinal stenosis (4 segments) by decompressive laminectomy and discotomy (program ID: 95789)
Oliver Nic Hausmann
Department of Neurosurgery
Specialized in: neurosurgery
The goal of the Neurosurgery clinic is to offer the best possible medical treatment for each patient through its high expertise in the areas of the spinal and cranial surgery. On one hand, the clinic seeks to apply the latest research findings and technologies directly, on the other hand it's very important for the clinic to plan and carry out carefully its so-called routine interventions.
The Neuro and Spine center has built up in recent years a broad-based care chain, which is carried out by family doctors, experts and its rehabilitation center. This medical network within the clinic and with other interdisciplinary fields contributes to the treatments.
The Neuro center offers a comprehensive range of all diagnosis and therapies of the skull and spine. The focus of cranial surgery are putted on the treatment of brain tumors, intracranial hemorrhage and hydrocephalus and microvascular decompression of the cranial nerves. The focus of spinal surgery are the treatments for degenerative diseases of the spine, spinal tumors, trauma of the spine, surgery of osteoporotic spine and interventional pain management.
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- clinical history taking
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- laboratory tests:
- complete blood count
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- biochemical analysis of blood
- inflammation indicators (CRP, ESR)
- indicators blood coagulation
- neurological examination
- functionality x-ray
- neuropsychological tests (on indications):
- ENMG (electroneuromyography)
- SEPs (somatosensory evoked potentials)
- CT/MRI of the spine
- myelography
- preoperative care
- decompressive laminectomy and discotomy (4 segments)
- postoperative MRI control
- symptomatic treatment
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• Annual entry fee of $300-$400, 100% payout.
• Depending on how much interest there is, a 16 team league. Payout for 1st would be several thousand dollars. If enough interest, I love the idea of doing two separate12 team leagues with one title game. Maybe even a feature like in Premier League Soccer ... where the best 12 teams each year play in the "Premier" conference, with poor performers moving down to the second tier conference the following year.
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• Pretty standard scoring system. Longer TDs more points. None of that crazy 1 pt for every reception or 10 yards BS.
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At the Denmark Wheelchair Rugby Challenge on Sunday, No. 3 Team USA topped No. 1 Australia 61-56 to win the gold medal in Odense, Denmark. The competition is the first major wheelchair rugby event since the London 2012 Paralympic Games, where Australia, Canada and the U.S. medaled.
The final game became an intense fight between the U.S. and Australia. The Aussies, London 2012 Paralympic Games champions, wanted revenge for the defeat in the preliminary round where they lost 48-57, but the Americans wanted to rebound from a disappointing bronze showing in London.
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When is the jrny coming out?
Posted 27 September 2008 - 01:53 PM
Here is a little bit more information about what makes the JRNY unique:
Drive system: The drive system in the JRNY is an "auger" based design. The auger rotates in such a manner that its flights force paint down the neck of the loader at a rapid rate. This produces a few distinct advantages:
* Weight the auger based drive system is extremely light weight.
* Ease of cleaning the auger tray is extremely easy to remove. Once the auger tray has been removed, you can simply pull a pin and lift up the auger to clean it.
* Catch bin- the area below the auger in the auger drive tray serves a unique purpose. In normal operation, paint cannot fall down into the area below the auger. However broken paint falls directly into this catch bin. Also any debris such as dirt, or gravel will fall into this catch as well. These means that if you break a ball in your pod and accidentally pour it into your hopper, you will regain normal firing much more quickly than you would with another hopper.
* Gentle on paint the auger design puts a minimum amount of force on the paint.
* "Pop corning" the "pop corning" effect is actually used to assist in feeding by re-locating paint from points where it does not feed well, to points where it does feed well. When the hopper is low on paint, the auger slows down to assist in feeding the last few balls, and prevent paint from breaking on the floor of breach of the gun
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I think they said its coming out at the world cup , i gotta pick one up
I doubt it will come out at World Cup. NXe sponsors the NPPL and have always released there new stuff at CC.
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I doubt it will come out at World Cup. NXe sponsors the NPPL and have always released there new stuff at CC.
But hey, who knows.
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Ive had to pre order the jrny twice so far and its getting ridiculous. I just want a better hopper already.... last February.
Im not going to preorder one because it might come out like next year!! and i dont want to spend my money now for something i will get next year!!
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Shimano Calcutta Round Baitcasting Reels
$209.99 to $299.99
Product Information:
The Shimano® Calcutta Round Baitcast Reel has the versatility and durability anglers need. The Calcutta can be used in freshwater or saltwater and is rated for use with mono, Fluorocarbon and PowerPro® lines. The frame, sideplates, and spool are constructed from cold forged aluminum and the reel has Anti-Rust Bearings so it will last you a fishing lifetime.
Right: 200
Left: 201
Right: 400
Right: 700
- Cold Forged Aluminum Frame, Sideplates and Spool
- A-RB (Anti-Rust Bearings)
- Variable Brake System (VBS)
- Super Stopper
- Assist Stopper
- Dartainium Drag
- 3-Bolt Quick Take Down
- Septon Handle Grips
- Easy Access Sideplate (200 sizes only)
- Clicker (400 & 700 only)
- 3-Position Power Grip (700B only)
- SV Power Paddles (400B only)
- Manual Return Clutch Lever (700 models only)
- Non-Disengaging Levelwind System (400 & 700 only)
- Metal Series
- Approved for use in saltwater
- Rated for use with mono, Fluorocarbon and PowerPro lines
- Shimano
Right: 200
- Models: CT200B/CT201B
- Gear ratio: 6.0:1
- Mono Line Capacity (yd/lb): 135/40, 130/60, 90/65
- PowerPro Line Capacity (yd/lb): 230/8, 210/10, 120/14
- Max Drag: 11 lbs.
- Inches per Turn: 27"
- Ball Bearings: 3+1
- Retrieve: Right
- Weight: 10.1 oz.
Left: 201
- Models: CT201B
- Gear ratio: 6.0:1
- Mono Line Capacity (yd/lb): 135/40, 130/60, 90/65
- PowerPro Line Capacity (yd/lb): 230/8, 210/10, 120/14
- Max Drag: 11 lbs.
- Inches per Turn: 27"
- Ball Bearings: 3+1
- Retrieve: Left
- Weight: 10.1 oz.
Right: 400
- Model: CT400B
- Gear ratio: 5.0:1
- Mono Line Capacity (yd/lb): 305/50, 180/65, 160/80
- PowerPro Line Capacity (yd/lb): 330/12, 260/14, 160/20
- Max Drag: 17.5 lbs.
- Inches per Turn: 24"
- Ball Bearings: 3+1
- Retrieve: Right
- Weight: 11.7 oz.
Right: 700
- Model: CT700B
- Gear ratio: 4.7:1
- Mono Line Capacity (yd/lb): 620/50, 375/65, 330/80
- PowerPro Line Capacity (yd/lb): 310/20, 200/30
- Max Drag: 16.5 lbs.
- Inches per Turn: 28"
- Ball Bearings: 3+1
- Retrieve: Right
- Weight: 18.2 oz.
Country of Origin: JapanWeb ID: 11453860
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Rated 4.4 out of 5�by 7 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5�by jho20002000 little work horse. I have owned my Calcutta 400 for 5 years now and it works like a horse.....very reliable, looks and works great,The reel drag is perfect and cast very well also, I mainly use this for Salmon fishing uKlamath River in California and also for Striper fishing in the Delta.....u just can't go wrong !!! June 15, 2015
Rated 1 out of 5�by Mark Paid for new reel. Shipped me a used reel. The reel looked like it had been previously spooled. Did not come with a box, manual, tools, or wrench. Looked like my new reel was a demo reel. Returned the reel. not sure how it performed. August 26, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by Hootie Awesome reel smooth, super quiet, light Disadvantages: absolutely none "Bought the 100b , and couldn't be more pleased. I own several Shimano reels, love them all, but this reel is in a class all by itself. I have over my many years owned many round reels, but never one with such a small, easy to handle profile. This reel is an absolute pleasure to fish with. I purchased another a few days later. Hootie December 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5�by Catch-N-Release The Proverbial Brick Public Amenity Shed I bought my Calcutta in the mid-80's to replace the Bantam on my Shimano combo from the late 70's. The Bantam looked good but was not balanced with the Kevlar/graphite heavy action Colfor rod. I needed something hardcore for fishing from a parked navy destroyer. I caught bait fish with my Calcutta and I caught shark and barracuda and grouper and aquarium quality fish and SCUBA diver. Mine was silver, not gold but worth that much to me. Best $80 I spent on a baitcasting reel! Look what you guys will have to pay for yours now! :-P July 25, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5�by Lobo Love This Reel I've owned several of these Calcuttas and love em...So smooth and very little maintainence. Just chunk and reel. Good price and a great value. Matt was very attentive and professional and didn't try to sway me to buy anything other than what I was looking for. June 12, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5�by Nurseratchett Can't beat this reel I've had two of these reels for about 12 years, and they both have been used extensively in all weather conditions. I will never part with these reels. They have proven themselves worthy time and time again. The reels are solid and well constructed, bearings are very smooth, casting is superior, adjustments are very user friendly. Plus, they're really nice looking, for what that's worth. May 30, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5�by The Fisherman All You Need When you look for a reel to handle both fresh water and salt water fishing, this is all you need to look for. It is real light weight and all mechanical internals. Great for all applications and will last a lifetime. August 14, 2012
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Lake navigable, over 6 km long, located at the foot of volcanoes Hualca Hualca and Ampato, exotic wildlife shelter.
The Colca Canyon with more than 4160m of depth, is home to a variety of flora and fauna that correspond to its many different microclimates. In its exposed cliff faces one can se more and 500 million years of the earth´s geological history.
A set of hot spring pools in Chivay
In the "Cruz del Condor" one can see the condors in all their splendor, in flight or perched nearby.
Is a beautiful snow-capped mountain with an elevation of 6025m and the form of a giant staircase. It is also the Apu (mountain god) of the Cabanaconde.
An important ruin from the culture of the Wari Empire, it is found on top of two knolls (Hatun Kallimarca and Huchui Kallimarca) behind Cabanaconde. From the site of the ruins one is also greeted by great views of Cabanaconde and the snow-peaked mountain Hualca Hualca.
The Cruz del Condor (Condor Crossing) is the main touristic attraction in the Colca. It is a good viewpoint where one can take in all of the beauty of the Colca Valley.
The Oasis is a relaxing rest stop for the traveler. It subtropical climate makes its many swimming pools well welcomed.
At the foot of the volcanic chain in the Andes, these geysers emanate jets of thermal waters.
The imposing volcano, with 6318m of elevation at its peak, is where the tomb of the mommy Juanita was found.
The town of Cabanaconde is situated at 3,287 meters above sea level on the left-hand side of the Colca Canyon. The town has a beautiful vista of the Canyon, but, additionally, one can take in the many pre-Incan agricultural terraces that surround the town. The town is 20 minutes from the "Cruz del Condor". The town is known for is smooth, sweet corn known locally as "Maiz Cabanita".
Located on the right-hand margin of the Colca Canyon, San Juan de Chuccho is known for the suspension bridge located nearby.
Is a small, traditional town with agreeable people that can lead a lost tourist to the trailheads. Here one can enjoy the beautiful landscape accompanied with a good, cold beer.
In Fure one will find powerful waterfalls that leave from the heart of the mountains.
Tapay, a district that pertains to the province of Caylloma, located on the right-hand margin and low in the Colca Valley between 2,800 and 3,000 meters above sea level. Often called the "garden of the Colca" owing to its biodiversity and that it is bathed in the natural waters from the surrounding snow-peaked mountains. One is hard-pressed not to enjoy the agreeable climate in Tapay. The region´s economy concentrates in the production of fruit like lúcuma, pacay, apple, peach, quince, and cactus fruit.
This popular hike starts in Cabanaconde and drops 1200 meters in elevation to arrive in Sangalle. The climate in Sangalle is subtropical and the area welcomes the visitor with many relaxing swimming pools. The hike to Oasis Sangalle is possible to do in one day, but the majority of people prefer to spend the night in Sangalle at one of many available hotels, including the cabins at Las Palmeras.
The viewpoint "Cruz del Condor" is one of most visited attractions of the Arequipa region; it is located just 20 minutes from Cabanaconde. It is only in the Colca Canyon where visitors will have the possibility to enjoy this famous viewpoint. It owes it names, "Condor Crossing", to the fact that this is the best place to view the flight of the condor, truly a king in the Colca Canyon.
In Llahuar one can participate in a variety of activities including trout fishing and bathing in hot springs. Also, on the way to Llahuar, the visitors can witness naturally formed geysers.
Malata is a small, traditional town that has a museum of "traditions of the region", including traditional hats for dancing wititi and traditional tools used for agriculture.
This viewpoint is a natural formation located on the left-hand margin of the Colca River. Located at an altitude of 3,600 meters above sea level, from here the observer can appreciate the depths of the Colca Canyon, the Mountains of Chila, and the archeological sites of Kakatapuy, Otupara and Kosñirhua. Also one can also distinguish the beautiful town of Tapay and its smaller annexes.
Within the many amazing viewpoints we find that of Achachiwa, from where one can observe the geological formation that comprise the gardens of Sangalle and its suspension bridge.
It is found only 15 minutes walking from the main square of Cabanaconde.
Twenty minutes in car from the "Cruz del Condor" one finds the viewpoint of the Restaurant La Granja. The visit is free and in addition to the impressive view, the restaurant offers the visitor a varied menu of a delicious fusion of Andean foods.
Lake Mucura is found at an altitude nearly 4350 meters above sea level. The volcanic mountains of Hualca Hualca, Sabancaya, and Ampato surround its location, in the district of Cabanaconde.
To arrive at the lake one must take a truck leaving from Cabanaconde for a trip of two hours. Once at the lake the presence of flamingos and many other exotic bird species amplifies the amazing views.


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Topic: Web Host For RoR and ASP.NET
Does anyone know where I can find a WEB HOST that has RoR and ASP.NET on a Windows web server?
I program in RoR and ASP.NET, but can not seem to find a web host who supports both frameworks on a Windows server.
My current host doesn't support RoR.
I even googled... and I haven't found one yet.