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In this news video/report those being interviewed because they have been turned out of going into a clinic state they are there not for services (they did not make an appointment for treatment in the clinic) and they are there to further train their dog.
It is the duty of the organization that placed these dogs with their handlers to make sure they review laws before placement. The handlers besides having verbal training also need hard copies of the various laws with links so they can read the original documents.
On the flip side of this, I hope for their own protection that the organization has had those individuals who they placed dogs with to sign off that they received copies of the laws and understood those laws.
When reading the article or listening to the video remember in my previous post where this was stated, "Therapy animals, companion animals, emotional support animals, and pets are not considered service animals, and their access to VHA facilities and properties are not covered by this Directive."
Pay attention to where the news announcers gave the wrong information, the first handler gave incorrect information and even their attorney cited wrong laws and information.
Our vets should not be go through this additional trauma -- they need to be given the correct information from the beginning.
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Veterans denied access to health clinic because of service dogs
Attorney: Rules violate Americans with Disabilities Act
UPDATED 7:06 AM EDT May 22, 2014
BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. —Post-traumatic stress disorder patient Ricky Royster, 53, says his service dog, Bella, calms and comforts him.
"The VA said it will make sure the men receive care and is offering advice and resources if the dogs need additional training elsewhere."
VHA Directive 2011-013 ... VHA Property
In the news we are again hearing about Vets protesting that their dogs are not allowed in VA Hospitals so they can further train their dogs. They claim their rights under the ADA / DOJ are being violated.
Wrong on two counts --
1) The ADA does not address SDITs only trained SDs.
2) The ADA is not the correct law to go to for handler Access Rights onto VA property.
The correct place to go for Access Rights onto VA Property or into VA Hospitals is VHA Directive 2011-013.
Department of Veterans Affairs
Veterans Health Administration
Washington, DC 20420
Effective March 10, 2011 Expires March 31, 2016
1. PURPOSE: This Veterans Health Administration (VHA) Directive establishes policy regarding Veterans and members of the public who enter VHA facilities and properties accompanied by guide dogs (also known as seeing-eye dogs) and other service dogs.
NOTE: This Directive only addresses guide dogs and other service dogs accessing VHA facilities and properties when
acting in their capacity as a service animal performing guide and service duties for a disabled individual.
a. Trained guide dogs and other trained service dogs can have a significant role in maintaining functionality and promoting maximal independence of individuals with disabilities. Individuals with disabilities are authorized to enter VHA facilities and property accompanied by their trained guide dog or trained service dog consistent with the same terms and conditions, and subject to the same regulations that govern the admission of the general public to the property.
b. Therapy animals, companion animals, emotional support animals, and pets are not considered service animals, and their access to VHA facilities and properties are not covered by this Directive.
Under Definitions is this statement: "This does not include service dogs in training."
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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by buddahfan, Jun 21, 2007.
Detroit News reports that Stuckey and Afflalo are signed. Don't know how to do proper links.
The Pistons have signed first-round draft picks Rodney Stuckey and Arron Afflalo. Terms were not disclosed. link: Pistons sign first-round picks
Just copy it from your browser's address bar and paste into the posting window where you are writing. It will automagically make it a link and add a title.
Thanks, I should have just tried it; but I didn't want to make a mess. Also, thanks Lurker for the PM.
What happened to Acker? Wasn't he doing pretty in Greece. He's not on the summer team so what's his future with the pistons look like?
he's not on the summer league roster so he looks to be a free man.
There's no information anywhere on Acker. This is a bit weird. Pistons are not saying anything regarding his status.
Had a two year deal with a player option the second year.......in Greece. Team over there didn't want him back this season. The coach had difficulties with him. Someone here said the coach just may be hard to get along with. My take is that if you get cut in Greece by the coach, you're not Piston material.
Thad Young not looking too good in his first game and Derrick Byars isnt even playing at all.
what acker's coach in greece thinks doesn't mean %%%% in the nba IMHO. the guy was a bit weird. it's like getting dissed by a schizophrenic saunders. would you really take the guy's thoughts as gospel. i'm a bit confused as to why there's been no mention of acker. i think he could have helped us this year but i guess joe d has other ideas after his drafting this past week.
Bad Boy Summer Camp - We're back
Don't know if this thread is for all Summer league action or only the Pistons. Please let me know if this post should be in a separate thread Durant gets 18 in summer league debut minutes 29:46 FGA 18 FGM 5 TPA 4 TPM 1 FTA 9 FTM 7 Rebounds 1 (LOL) Blks 0 ST 1 PF 1 (not surprising) NBA.com : Summer League 2007
Ditto. Man I am watching this Seattle/Dallas Summer League game and all I can say is whoever is doing the broadcast, can they puleeze take over all the NBA games? It's great. It's just like being right there. The cameras seem to be much closer to the action, they zoom in on conversations between players and you can hear the crowd and the coaching. Why are the NBA games so canned and almost calculated to be generic and uninspiring? I swear. I want this camera crew. And I can hear the sneakers squeaking on the floor. It's really fantastic. Almost like being there live. I can't wait to see our Pistons tomorrow!!! I mean even the color is better on the unis! (Okay I know it's a much smaller venue, but still...surely ESPN and ABC can do a better job of covering the court and the game, can't they?
Glinny appearing again out of nowhere, this time on the Celtics roster. lol. This guy is going for the record for Summer League's i think. Impressive filling up the stat sheet. NBA.com : Summer League 2007
Kim, You have to pony up for the ferry ride. Seeing the Sonics live is just like summer league. I fell in love with the Pistons during the Teal era, when you could buy a cheap ticket and sit behind the bench. I will always be a Pistons fan... but there is a level of fan participation that you can only get watching the hopefuls. God Speed, young players, may you find your way in the NBA.
If you thought Durant's one rebound was amusing you must think Greg Oden's 2 boards four TO's and 10 fouls was one heck of a knee slapper.
I think Acright just wants to get back to the USA. I hope he didn't blow it.
I don't think Darko has ever committed 10 fouls in a game, at least not an organized game in the U.S. of A. But then he was not a #1 pick. LOL
That just proves my point about Durant avoiding contact at all costs. How does a rookie play 30 minutes in a summer league game and only get one foul called on him and only one rebound? There is only one way that I know of and that is to avoid contact. At least Oden was banging. Oden will be okay once he the officials come to an understanding.
Hogwash. If fouls are indicative of effort why does Ben Wallace rarely foul out? (I'm not comparing anyone to Ben, it's just an example that fouls = effort is far from truth) I don't understand why so many folks think the next level is going to be harder for Durant but easier for Oden (oh, once the officials give him his "pass" of course ) We're talking about a guy that out rebounded Oden while averaging more cumulative blocks and steals as well. He achieved this while playing out on the perimeter while Oden was camped in the lane mind you. Now all of a sudden Durant is soft. Tell you what, explain to me how Oden is not a better rebounder than Durant in college, but he's automatically better coming into the NBA? No way that makes any sense. Oh yea, you're a wonderful person whom I respectfully disagree with
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Alex Song's rise to prominence has surprised everyone, according to Arsène Wenger.
The Cameroon international has enjoyed a fine week, setting up the winning goal for Robin van Persie at Norwich on Saturday before producing a piece of wing wizardry to supply his captain against Borussia Dortmund on Wednesday.
Song is best known for his defensive capabilities but the 24-year-old's moment of magic in the Champions League was a reminder that his all-round game has come on in leaps and bounds.
Five years ago this month Song's 14th first-team appearance ended ignominiously when he was taken off at half-time during a 2-1 defeat at Fulham. Some 160 outings later Song is set to face the same opponents as one of Arsenal's most important - and most improved - players.
"I thought about that Fulham game [in 2006] as well today," said Wenger at his pre-match press conference.
"It shows that players need to be given time and confidence. Unfortunately in the big clubs you cannot always do it. He is one of the players who surprised everybody. You
wouldn't expect what he delivers at the moment.
"He looks to me also to be a creative player. He was a centre back, but him and Andre Santos are players who look like they could play in creative midfield."
Song had just turned 19 when his suffered his nadir as an Arsenal player and Wenger admits that it took time for him to put it behind him.
"He had periods when he had doubts in his mind, when people would say he was a bad buy or things like that," said the manager. "When you are a young boy that is difficult to take but he's got over that. He went through some difficult periods.
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JIM LITKE: Race car radios aren't used for music
CHICAGO — Here's most of what you need to know about NASCAR's latest scandal: All that expensive radio gear inside race cars isn't for listening to music.
It's not there, either, just so NASCAR drivers can swap information with their crews in the pits or get updates from spotters on the roof about the traffic ahead — though to be fair, that's what the conversations are about 98 percent of the time.
But every once in a while, a guy needs help to get his car where he wants it to be. Most of the time he'll turn to a teammate; occasionally, using intermediaries, he'll get word to an opponent. Cutting deals were a part of the sport long before radios, which is why what happened on the racetrack generally stayed there.
So the only thing really shocking about this racing thing is how careless, lazy or stupid some people have become, and how much audiotaped evidence the crews involved left behind.
There was plenty of funny business going on last weekend at Richmond, the final qualifying race before NASCAR's season-ending playoff Chase for the Sprint Cup championship.
Without going into the intricate deals involving at least three teams and a handful of drivers, it's fair to say each joined the plot to help one teammate or another. Afterward, fans threw around words like "cheaters" and "shenanigans" and wondered if some drivers were taking dives.
That explained the unprecedented penalties NASCAR levied against Michael Waltrip Racing team earlier this week, accusing two of its drivers of manipulating the race so a third teammate, Martin Truex Jr., could qualify for the Chase. Trying to get rid of its reputation for looking the other way in select cases, or else making up rules on the fly, NASCAR came down hard on MWR, without making clear where the line between competition and cooperation would be drawn going forward.
"I've seen the term 'Pandora's box' used quite a few times and I agree," five-time NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson said. "It's going to open it up."
Everyone in sports cuts deals, too. Like NASCAR's drivers, they'll do anything to compete, but they're not beyond cooperating when both sides stand to gain.
Remember the ruckus Brett Favre kicked up a few years back by falling down too easily while defender Michael Strahan closed in on him and the NFL's sack record at the same time? Or when UConn coach Geno Auriemma worked out a deal with his Villanova counterpart so Nykesha Sales, the Huskies' then-hobbled star, could get an uncontested layup to start the game and become the school's all-time leading scorer?
Fans of those sports didn't like it, either. That's why other leagues make a point of punishing deal cutters, and why NASCAR jumped down a few throats this time, while keeping open the possibility of more to come.
The funny thing is that while the teams and drivers weren't all working together, there were enough schemes going on simultaneously for NASCAR to rightly conclude the Richmond results had been "manipulated."
So maybe it was just coincidental, too, that the Chase playoff begins this weekend in Chicago, a town that so prizes dealmaking the late cityside columnist Mike Royko once proposed changing the official motto from "Urbs in Horto (City in a Garden)" to "Where's Mine?" When someone brought up the city's history to Clint Bowyer, the MWR driver who spun his car to start this whole mess, he cracked a smile but didn't say a word.
NASCAR, too, has said little beyond announcing penalties and releasing a statement Thursday that it was still gathering facts about a possible second scheme involving a pair of Ford teams and an alleged payoff.
There was a time when the sport reveled in its outlaw image, when the guys in charge didn't ask too many pointed questions about what went on between drivers and teams during the race, and minded even less when some of it spilled into fistfights along pit road or in the garages. No more. Shedding its niche-sports status required NASCAR to embrace transparency and technology. Apparently, the message hasn't filtered down to everyone at the track.
The sad part is that the controversy could cost MWR, the team Waltrip cobbled together after retiring as a driver, the sponsors they need to survive. The real shame is that his drivers and crew weren't doing anything most of the others don't dabble in all the time. They were just dumb enough to get caught.


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Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Are You Ready for Facebook Timeline?
30 comments:
- CourtLoveLeigh said...
I am not ready. I am not ready at all. BUT at the same time, it's interesting to think about being able to look at my grandparents' timeline. And maybe when I'm dead or something, it would be cool to have my life all organized and tidy like a scrapbook for people to look at. Which is kind of egocentric. But then Facebook is kind of egocentric.
So the gist is I'M SCARED. But I think you're right. People will eventually be cool with this.
Also, congrats on your first article! It has that classic Nathan Bransford flair.
- October 18, 2011 at 11:34 AM
- Josin L. McQuein said...
I guess I won't be using Facebook anymore. I don't use it much anyway, but that kind of data catalog is beyond invasive.
- October 18, 2011 at 11:36 AM
- robena grant said...
I get the feeling of being in a goldfish bowl. Thank goodness I only started FB a few months ago. Ha ha.
- October 18, 2011 at 12:02 PM
- Diane T said...
Interesting article, Nathan, but I'm left wondering: are YOU planning to use the timeline feature?
I'm thinking I might--I already find the "previous status updates" reminders pretty interesting--but I might wait until I see how other, braver souls make use of it first.
- October 18, 2011 at 12:27 PM
- Vera Soroka said...
I'm not a Facebook user and I don't think I will be anytime soon.I think we can get to know one another without it.
I still love the art of letter writing.I guess I'm in love with the victorian era or something.
Great post!
- October 18, 2011 at 12:27 PM
- kelly said...
I activated it a few weeks ago through some developer backdoor channels, and I LOVE it. I can't wait for everyone to start using it.
Gotta say though, after the first few weeks of looking at your dearest friends' timelines, I think the focus will shift away again to the news feed, as usual, and facebook will be exactly what it's always been.
What I'm a bit upset about is that their changes to their news feed algorhythm seem to have limited my feed and made it more boring. There are people I rarely see anymore and I miss them ... I'm not used to going around to each individual page of my 150 closest friends just to see if they've updated something or if they've just been absent off facebook for a while. I wish I saw the feed as it used to be.
- October 18, 2011 at 12:28 PM
- Kat Sheridan said...
No. Just no on so many levels. My life is not an open book, and to be brutally honest, I don't particularly care to read all that stuff about others. I know the ones I love, they know me, and there's something inherintly sad somehow that people need the peculiar validation of having their life on display for the world. Sorry, just ick to the max.
- October 18, 2011 at 12:30 PM
- kelly said...
One more thing. In looking at my timeline, I've discovered that 2007 was a pretty angst-filled year for me. All my status updates were basically 'fingernails-grasping-the-edge-of-the-cliff' snippets.
Looking back, I'm not ashamed. I actually left almost all of them up for people to see. It's a snapshot of who I was then, for people I know now to realize what I was going through and how I got through it ok.
I think I've always been aware enough of my audience, even on social media, to "edit" before I post anyway. I'm not ashamed of any of it.
I doubt most people will even read back that far, to be honest. I cringe more over a few long-ago blog posts than anything I wrote on facebook.
- October 18, 2011 at 12:36 PM
- Rick Daley said...
Excellent article. I'm withholding approval or disapproval of Timeline until I see it. I'm not that active on Facebook when it comes to personal / private info (at least I don't think I am) so I'm not too concerned about it.
- October 18, 2011 at 12:44 PM
- Matthew MacNish said...
I can't see it being that useful, but as someone pointed out, I would give an important organ to see my parent's life unfolded with so much detail. Especially my mom, since we lost her before I ever got to know her.
I understand the privacy concerns, but for some applications I think the good outweighs the bad.
- October 18, 2011 at 12:49 PM
- M Kathy Brown said...
Clearly not...because, for some odd reason, my cell phone/number is not compatible with the fb security system. FYI: You can't do Timeline unless their security can call/text your phone when and if you someday can't access fb :~)
Other than that, I'd already be doing it the new way!!
- October 18, 2011 at 12:52 PM
- AlvaradoFrazier said...
I really don't want to use FB but it's part of a writer's 'platform' and serves that purpose.
So no, I am not ready.
Excuse me,I have to go 'create lists' now and tweak privacy levels.
- October 18, 2011 at 1:58 PM
- abc said...
My favorite line from your article:
"And if the idea of having your entire life online and easily scrollable sends chills down your spine...well, quite frankly Zuckerberg should be forgiven for not believing you."
I'm actually excited about it. But I tend to be one of those open book, oversharing types. And I'm also that person who actually is interested in the lives of others. But not in a snoopy way. Well, alright, kinda.
- October 18, 2011 at 2:46 PM
- Carrie Butler said...
I haven't signed into CNET in ages. I think it's time to dig out that password and comment. Great work as always, Nathan! :)
- October 18, 2011 at 3:00 PM
- Mira said...
Wow - this is an outstanding article, Nathan.
Loved your exploration of all the ins and outs, your analysis of Zuckerberg was insightful, and there's that Nathan flair of humor. Really excellent.
- October 18, 2011 at 3:24 PM
- Mira said...
Now will you believe me when I say that one of your genres talents is non-fiction??!!
Of course, you may have believed me before, but just in case! :)
- October 18, 2011 at 3:26 PM
- Richard said...
I'm loving my timeline and have been adding photos from my childhood. So excited to go back to my friends and see us all back in college!
- October 18, 2011 at 6:33 PM
- Lisa Shafer said...
It won't open for me!
- October 18, 2011 at 6:37 PM
- Natalie said...
A well-written article Nathan- thank you.
I'm a wait and see person too and it could be interesting, a non-event or horribly invasive. We'll have to see. . .
- October 18, 2011 at 6:41 PM
- Kristin Laughtin said...
Not sure if ready. I'll adjust, I'm sure, and I try not to put too many private matters on there anyway, but there are definitely a few periods I'm going to want to lock away or delete. I don't care if that makes the story of my life look inaccurate. I don't want to be reminded of them any more than I want random people I meet through the rest of my life to know all the details. If the event and the person is that important, they'll know about it.
- October 18, 2011 at 7:37 PM
- Deniz Bevan said...
I don't get it. What if you don't post every instant of your life onto FB? The most important stuff not even show up. Just a bunch of old cartoons.
Though, yes, I do wish I could see my grandparents' pages, and even further back.
- October 18, 2011 at 9:09 PM
- Laurie said...
Very well written article, Nathan, but I am so not ready for that invasion of privacy that I immediately cancelled my FB account. And it's not like I ever really go there and post things. My life is pretty boring. What would I post? Still writing...
Day after day that would be a boring thing to post. I've never posted anything embarrassing, so that isn't my issue either. I just think it is the most arrogant company ever. So I'm opting out. Thank you for the heads up!
- October 18, 2011 at 9:26 PM
It was a good article. And I think many people use fb for many different reasons. Some will embrace some things, others won't.
But I do think people get tired of fb. Some even get stressed out and need to take a break from it. So I do think fb will ultimately wind up being the hoola hoop of this generation. And we'll all look back on it with fond memories.
- October 18, 2011 at 9:26 PM
- Whirlochre said...
Not a big fan of total public self-disembowelment.
So I'm sticking to sequins and the occasional moment of light-headedness after one too many beers.
- October 19, 2011 at 1:23 AM
- Adele Richards said...
I've been waiting for this development. As I don't take time to blog much any more, I've lost that record of what's going on with the kids - so I'm glad it'll be recorded on Facebook.
Maybe I'm missing the point but I don't understand why everyone is freaking out. If you posted something for your friends to see last year, why does it matter if they go back and check it out now? Maybe I just don't have enough skeletons in my closet - or more to the point I keep the skeletons in the closet and don't put them on facebook.
By the way, are they keeping all your info on Timeline indefinitely - where do they store all this stuff??!!!
- October 19, 2011 at 8:07 AM
- Tracy said...
Congrats on the Job at CNET, Very respectable! You will do well.
- October 19, 2011 at 9:01 AM
- J. Burroughs said...
Great article, Nathan. Thank you for helping keep me in the loop with such things!
I am a big Facebook user, but I get irritated with them for implementing big changes and new additions with seemingly no warnings or preparation.
I tend to be a "tmi" kind of person and believe in openness, but this has not always proven the most fruitful in building relationships. So, while I will not have a personal or individual problem with Timeline, I do have to wonder how it will affect relationships past, present and especially future.
- October 19, 2011 at 9:06 AM
- JD said...
Great article. And no, I'm not ready. I still haven't quite adjusted to seeing my status updates from last year posted today. Of course, it won't keep me off Facebook, so maybe Zuckerberg really does know me better than I know myself, the evil genius.
- October 19, 2011 at 11:18 AM
- D.G. Hudson said...
I read the article on the CNET site, which was informative, but it didn't change my opinion of FB.
In answer to your question, no, I'm not interested in FB Timeline.
There's something invasive about these web-bots gathering our data without our express permission.
Does that mean using the 'facilities' of FB or other social media grants the supplier of those 'facilities' certain privileges and access?
- October 19, 2011 at 6:18 PM
- janesadek said...
Frankly, I am not ready. In fact, I'm still posting about how much I hate the NEW facebook. I have to admit that I LOVE the connection that facebook gives me to all my friends far and wide, old and new, but I liked it when facebook was merely a vehicle taking me on a pleasant daily outing, not a malevolent driver taking me places I have no desire to go.
- October 25, 2011 at 3:33 PM


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ANNAPOLIS, MD – Goalie Brian Phipps put forth his third straight strong performance in goal as the Chesapeake Bayhawks came from behind to beat the Hamilton Nationals, 12-11 in overtime, at Ron Joyce Stadium in Canada.
Phipps, a rookie out of Maryland, continued to yield a hot stick by making 14 saves. He has now stopped a total of 51 shots in the past three games since taking over as the team's starting net minder.
Midfielder Steven Brooks was the hero, taking a feed from line mate Justin Smith and firing in the game-winning goal with 2:10 elapsed in the extra session as the Bayhawks captured a showdown of teams that were tied for third place in Major League Lacrosse (MLL).
"This is a huge win because it puts us in sole possession of third place and gives us the tiebreaker against Hamilton should it come down to that for the playoffs," Chesapeake owner and head coach Brendan Kelly said. "I am so proud of the entire team. We showed tremendous poise and a ton of courage tonight."
Attackman Danny Glading led the way offensively with two goals and two assists for Chesapeake (5-3), which rallied from a pair of three-goal deficits during the game. Smith finished with a goal and two assists while Brooks and attackman Ben Rubeor scored two goals apiece.
"Brian Phipps was phenomenal again tonight. He made some outstanding saves down the stretch to really give us a chance," Kelly said.
Goalie Scott Rodgers was tremendous between the pipes for Hamilton (4-4), making 19 saves to keep the score close throughout. Attackman Kevin Crowley scored three goals for the Nationals, who were outshot 57 to 31.
Rookie attackman Stephen Keogh scored two goals as host Hamilton jumped out to an early 5-2 lead. Midfielder Kyle Dixon fired in a 2-pointer to pull Chesapeake to within 5-4 at the end of the first quarter. The Nationals regained the three-goal lead, but Brooks and Rubeor closed the second period with back-to-back goals to make it 7-6 at halftime.
Chesapeake came out on fire in the third quarter, scoring two goals in the opening four minutes to take a 9-7 lead. Smith sparked the run with a goal and an assist while Phipps helped turn the tide toward the visitors by making five saves in the stanza, which ended with the Bayhawks leading 10-8.
It remained that way for the initial five minutes of the fourth quarter before Hamilton scored three goals in the span of 3 ½ minutes to regain the lead. Rookie midfielder David Earl tied the game at 10 with an unassisted goal at the 8:46 mark while Geoff Snider won the ensuing faceoff and scored just 27 seconds later to make it 11-10.
Neither team managed a goal for a stretch of nearly seven minutes before Chesapeake attackman Brian Carroll came through in the clutch. Carroll took a feed from midfielder Michael Kimmel and fired in a rocket shot that tied the score 11-11 with just 27 seconds left in regulation.
"Brian Carroll really came up huge. Time was winding down and he stepped up to make a big-time play," Kelly said.
Brooks then came through in overtime to give the Bayhawks their second straight victory. Smith set up the winner by dodging and drawing a slide from the long stick midfielder defending Brooks. Smith quickly dished off to Brooks, who scored on a sidearm, left-handed crank shot.
Alex Smith won 14 of 25 face-offs for Chesapeake, which held Hamilton scoreless on three power play attempts. Long sticks Michael Evans, Steve Whittenberg, Kyle Hartzell and Barney Ehrmann anchored a defense that allowed just four goals after intermission.
The Bayhawks return home this Saturday, July 23rd to battle the Long Island Lizards at 7pm. The Bayhawks will be wearing pink helmets in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Night and they will be autographed and auctioned off after the game. Proceeds will benefit Save the Coconuts Foundation. The game will be live on Comcast SportsNet Mid-Atlantic.


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E-bay. Period.
Please take a moment to read the reasons behind this policy.
For one, the "where to find a helmet" question gets asked so often and with the same responses that it becomes über repetitve.
Secondly, if someone should find a place on that web that sells Don Post helmets, I can almost guarantee that the link will be posted on this board. In fact as places stock Rubies or DP helmet, I'll be sure to post those links in this thread.
Third, any helmet produced outside of Don Post or Rubies is very illegal. So as a prop community, we must be cautious when a new member with no prior history joins the board and begins asking questions such as "where can I find a fibreglass recast helmet" or "who makes such and such." Replication and sales of Star Wars/LFL intellectual property is a copyright infringment, hence it is is illegal. LFL has been very generous in looking the other way for certain replicas, and we don't want to throw that leeway back into their face.
As a newbie, it is important for you to establish yourself in the community, get involved, use the private message service, and you might just find what you are looking for.
The policy isn't designed to insult or be snobbish to newbies. It's instilled for our own protection as a community.
For example, if you hear about a "GF" helmet and you are wondering what that is, here is a example of why the helmet policy (and an all-round TDH policy) is in place:
GF was making excellent Stormtrooper armor, as well as other Imperial items (he was also starting to make the molds for what would have been the best Fett stuff out there.) Then he started making armor that was pulled from a real trooper suit, LFL found out about it and sent GF a C&D order for him to stop producing stuff, and he ignored it and continued to make armor.
LFL then hit him with a lawsuit that would have cost him $100,000 for EACH violation of its copyright infringmants. This could have cost him possibly millions of dollars in fines and possibly jail time as well.
A few of the RPF members that are lawer's stepped in for GF's defence and worked carefully with LFL to help him get a reduced sentence. I have no idea what to was ever settled on, but it wasn't the worst case as mentioned above.
During this time, all the prop and costume dealers either went out of business or went underground fearing they would suffer the same fate as GF. Before the GF/LFL situation, posts with items for sale or posts of projects for future sale were rampant. It was basically a flea market or buffet table of props, with little or no regard to the legal licensee.
Since the GF situation, prop dealers have been extremely cautious in advertising their goods for fear of incurring LFL's wrath. There are a few dealers who will make offers from time to time, but this is done at their own risk. However, the once blantant prop trade had been silenced.
LFL and the other big movie studios know about these boards, and we are monitored very carefully. This HAS been proven during the GF and LFL case.
Studios like Paramount or Viacom with it's Star Trek licence have recently sent lawers and the police into cons with C&D orders where people were selling unlicensed props and confiscated the unlicensed props.
For this reason and to respect LFL, people should not mention the names or places for collecting your bounty.
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It is no surprise that the Leafs have trade a defenseman since they had an abundance of them. What might be a surprise is they did so when they are suffer from several injuries on defense (Van Ryn, Frogren and Colaiacovo himself) and possibly just days before Brian Burke takes over as GM.
If you subscribe to the theory that the team who gets the best player wins the trade, you have to give the edge to the Leafs. But I am not convinced that the Blues didn't do very well in this trade. Yes Colaiacovo had his health issues and it seemed apparent than new coach Ron Wilson wasn't enamored with his conditioning but Colaiacovo is still highly talented and can play a physical brand of hockey. If the Blues can get him on the right track they could have a very good top 4 defenseman on their hands.
Also, Alex Steen is a very useful player. His offense hasn't developed as many would have liked, and this year was definitely a step back when he had the opportunity to do so much more, but even if he only gets you 30-40 points he can still be a solid defensive player and penalty killer.
In Stempniak the Leafs get another skilled forward and although scoring hasn't been a problem so far this year they do have a lack of (perceived or otherwise) young skilled top 6 level forwards. Stempniak is should fit that role and he has the speed and skill that Fletcher has been adding to this team ever since he took over from John Ferguson Jr.
Interestingly enough, likely incoming GM Brian Burke is more known for wanting to play a big physical game so who knows what he is going to think of guys like Grabovsky, Stempniak, etc.


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What a great way to start the spring of 2014. It was a classic evening of varied music ranging from a lively dance, an Impressionistic tone painting, an opera overture, British folk songs, an Irish tune and a Russian classic. Something for everyone!
Patrons were favored with solos from our principal flutist, Kathy Baeth, Principal Horn Player, Gary Caselman and our Principal English Horn Player, Karl Hayes.
The Symphony performed Slavonic Dances Number 8 in G Minor (Furiant) from the first set, opus 46 – a lively and melodic piece! Debussy's Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun was a succession of scenes through which passed the desires and dreams of the faun in the heat of the afternoon. The symphony performed the English Folk Song Suite by English composer Ralph Vaughn Williams. The suite consisted of three movements: March (seventeen come Sunday), Intermezzo (My Bonny Boy), and March (Folk Songs from Somerset).
The second half of the concert opened with Offenbach's Overture to La belle Helene, the Beautiful Helen. This was a very dramatic piece with great acceptance from patrons.
A Spring Classic must have something to honor all of the Irish folks and folks who want to be Irish at least for St. Patrick's Day – patrons were treated with the beautiful Londonderry Air and of course, everyone recognized the Danny Boy tune in this piece. What a beautiful piece featuring the entire Symphony.
Pictures at an Exhibition by Mussorgsky were the final piece of the evening. The Symphony featured three movements from Pictures including the Great Gates of Kiev. A most moving and inspirational piece again, featuring the entire Symphony.
This concert continues to demonstrate the outstanding talent and commitment of Russell E. Berlin, Jr., our Conductor and Director of Music, and our wonderful musicians. It was a Spring Classic to remember!
The Lee's Summit Symphony Orchestra will perform at 3 p.m. May 25 at Helzberg Hall at the Kauffman Center for Performing Arts. The concert will also feature the three Lee's Summit High Schools Honor String Orchestra, the Young Artist Winner and the Metheny Foundation scholarship winners. This is a must see event!
Tickets will go on sale soon and are priced at $25 and $50. Likewise, patrons will, again, be offered the opportunity to travel via Kincaid Motor coach on a Champagne flight from Saint Luke's East Hospital to the Kauffman and back for $15. This will be another Lee's Summit Symphony Orchestra signature event. We hope to see you there.


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GENEVA, N.Y. – Led be a five-point effort from senior Cameron Flint (Georgetown, Ontario), the No. 4/3 nationally-ranked and top-seeded University of Denver men's lacrosse team defeated the No. 4 seeded Fairfield University Stags 10-8 in the first semifinal of the Eastern College Athletic Conference Tournament on Thursday evening at Boswell Field in Geneva, N.Y. The win advances the Pioneers to the Championship game on Saturday at 2 p.m. MT. Denver will face either Loyola or Ohio State.
"I am so proud of this team because they did not give up at any point in this game today," said DU head coach Bill Tierney. "Even when Fairfield came back to tie it twice late in the game, these guys really rallied around each other and you could tell that they had the will to win. I also thought our goalie play was really good tonight with Ryan and Jamie in the net."
Also scoring for the Pioneers was sophomore Wesley Berg (Coquitlam, B.C.) who finished with his 10th career hat trick. Flint's three goals, was good for his 13th career hat trick. Senior Chase Carraro (Louisville, Ky.) finished the day winning 50 percent of his face-offs (10-of-20) and scoring his third goal of the season, while sophomore Eric Adamson (Anaheim Hills, Calif.) netted his 22nd of the season.
Senior Eric Law (Centennial, Colo.) finished with two points, scoring his 31st goal and tallying his 30th assist. Senior Taylor Young (Littleton, Colo.) rounded out the scoring for the Pioneers with his third goal of the season.
Sophomore goalie Ryan LaPlante (Fort Collins, Colo.) finished the first half with six saves, while allowing four goals, and junior goalie Jamie Faus (Lakeville, Conn.) recorded eight saves while allowing four goals.
Fairfield's Eric Warden and Jordan Greenfield scored three goals each, while goalie Jack Murphy made 11 saves on the night.
Denver opened the scoring 1:40 into the contest as Young scored off a pass from Law and Berg made it 2-0 with 6:27 left to play. Fairfield tied the game with two goals within 61 seconds of each other and both teams ended the quarter deadlocked at two goals apiece.
Carraro opened the scoring in the second quarter as he scored a "thirty-second timer-on" goal with 6:55 remaining. Flint made it 4-2 a minute and a half later as he scored his first of the game. The Stags answered less than a minute later to make it a one-goal deficit, but the Pioneers stretched it back to two as Berg scored his second of the game with 3:49 to play. Fairfield scored in the final 1:53 of the quarter to make it a 5-4 Denver lead at the half.
Both teams were unable to find the back of the net until Flint scored his second of the game with 4:12 remaining in the third quarter to put DU up 6-4. Fairfield answered with 2:27 remaining and then tied it at 6-6 almost 3:30 into the fourth quarter.
Berg gave the Pioneers the 7-6 advantage with his third of the game less than a minute later, before Fairfield tied it at 7-7 with 10:17 left to play. Denver scored two straight to take a 9-7 lead as Flint netted his third and Adamson his first of the game. Fairfield scored with 3:04 to make it a one-goal game, before Law scored an open-net goal with 1:08 left to play to seal the two-goal win.
Fairfield held the advantage in shots (43-34) and ground balls (26-19), while the Pioneers held the advantage in saves (14-11).
The Pioneers will take on the winner of the Loyola vs. Ohio State game on Saturday at 2 p.m. MT in the Championship game. The game will be live on Fox Sports Network, ROOT Sports Rocky Mountain, Fox College Sports and FUEL TV. Live Stats will also be available at the ECAC Tournament Central Page.


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Ok.. how many are there, and what colors are they? This is for a ROTJ Boba.
Hmm, I didn't know that there was a set number or required colors.
The colors I've seen are white, brown, and black.
Yes, I agree: blonde, black and brown, one of each...
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I am getting mine from a guy who sold me his on the cargo hold. Seems reputable. I hope mine have all three because I wouldn't want to think how long it would take to braid them by hand.
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I did that for my braids. I went to a beauty supply shop (Sally Beauty) and got 3 packages of synthetic hair in Blonde, Brown and Black with some grey mixed in. Thanks to a lot of help from my mother, we braided all three packs. It took a couple of hours, but I was happy with the end result.
Also, as an added touch, I went to Tandy Leather, bought a couple of leather straps or shoe strings and a couple packs of faux bones and tied them to the end of the braids. I thought that added an extra touch to them. Granted, Fett uses threads and not leather, but I just thought this little difference made them look better in my opinion. :)
Micheals has dolls hair that is already braided.they have all 3 of those colors.All you have to do it fray the ends a bit.
well ... ( and I hate to admit this) I was a hairstylist ( for runway fashion shows) and I hated dreaded braiding with a passion ( just like nail tips but that's another story) and for me braids are just so long and painful because of one traumatic day.... anyway it's all in the past and her eyebrows grew back. any way my braid arrived today SO BEAUTIFUL and screen accurate. well worth every penni. I love the cargo hold. but we do have a sallys and a michaels here if I got over my trauma I might think about making some for extras.


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Not even I much enjoyed hanging out at the library to labor over research papers, however. All that hand-cramping note-taking and tedious citing of sources. It was almost as bad as going to the gym. So I never would have envisioned the grown-up me ever going to the library to research — for fun. Much less going on a weekend!
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Fantasy Baseball Morning Update: Season could be over for A's Anderson
Ichiro Suzuki had seven hits and four stolen bases in Wednesday's doubleheader. If you own Ichiro, didn't that feel like Fantasy Baseball Christmas?
Chris Archer was good enough on Wednesday, and Matt Harvey was lights out in his final start of 2012, raising our streaming starter record to 99-59 for the season. Today's pick is Ross Detwiler (owned in 30.4 percent of FOXSports.com leagues), and Friday's selection is Cincinnati's Bronson Arroyo (22 percent owned). I don't mean to load up against the Dodgers - it just worked out that way.
On to the news:
- A's SP Brett Anderson, who has pitched very well since returning last month from Tommy John surgery, left last night's game with a strained oblique. Anderson will have an MRI today, but can you remember the last time you heard about someone coming back from that injury in less than two weeks? Yeah, me neither. Feel free to replace Anderson.
- Aroldis Chapman threw a bullpen session on Wednesday, and could return to closing games for the Reds this weekend. Stay tuned.
- The Rangers played without OF Josh Hamilton (blurry vision) and 3B Adrian Beltre (intestinal issues) last night. It's unclear when either player will return, and if you own Beltre, hope that his malady is just a bad stomach ache.
- There are seven afternoon games on today's schedule, starting with Twins-Indians at 12:05 p.m. ET. Set your lineups accordingly.
- Padres SP Andrew Cashner has been shut down for the rest of the season due to lingering issues with his lat injury. Rookie Casey Kelly will start in Cashner's place against the Giants on Friday. The game isn't at PETCO, but the Giants don't hit much, so NL-only owners can consider him.
- Reds OF Ryan Ludwick left last night's game because of groin tightness, but it doesn't sound serious.
- Coco Crisp's pink eye kept him out of the A's lineup again last night. His status for today is unclear, but my AL keeper league team could really use some steals. No pressure, Coco.
- Brandon League saved last night's Dodger win because Don Mattingly wants to ease Kenley Jansen back into the closer role. Look for Jansen to get the job back very soon.
- The Tigers aren't sure when C Alex Avila (concussion) will be available to play, but today's doesn't sound likely.
- Neil Walker's back is still an issue, and it sounds like his playing time will be inconsistent over the final two weeks of the season.
- Rookie Jean Segura has pulled ahead of Jeff Bianchi in the Brewers' shortstop competition. Segura steals bases sometimes, if you need that from a middle infielder in a deep mixed league.
- The Indians activated DH Travis Hafner from the DL on Wednesday, but he's expected to play only three times per week. Hafner figures to cut into rookie Russ Canzler's playing time.
- Jake Odorizzi is expected to make his MLB debut on Sunday for the Royals. FanGraphs has a good look at why the talented Odorizzi might be a good fantasy option against the Indians.
- Bud Norris (flu) might not be able to make his start today for the Astros. The moderately interesting Edgar Gonzalez will start if Norris can't go against the Cardinals.
- The Diamondbacks don't plan to call up pitching phenom Trevor Bauer again this season. Bauer will be an interesting guy to rank for 2013 - great stuff, lots of Ks, too many walks in the minors.
See you back here tomorrow morning.


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Bau, Jennifer, MD
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Behm, Robert, MD
Bellows, Loren, PAC
Bennett, Christopher, MD
Bennett, Julie, AuD
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Beredo, Michael, CRNA
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Biery, James, PA-C
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Cagir, Burt, MD
Cameron, George, RPA-C
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Cardinale, Jodi, RPA-C
Carlisle, Susan, RPA-C
Caruso, Michael, PA-C
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Ceraolo, Lisa, MD
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Chivate, Jayant, MD, FRCS, FACS, CWPS
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Choi, Mike, MD
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Chrysler, Jennifer, MSN, RN, OCN
Chung, Jae Won, MD
Clark, Michael, MD
Clowes, Jackie, MD, PhD
Collier, Charles, MD
Collins, Andrew, MD
Conaway, Devin, DMD, MS
Connell, Mark, MD
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Crepet, Ruth, MD
Crisp, Angela, MD
Cuda, Janine, RDH
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Dalleva, Nakiya, RDH
Daugherty, Shannon, NP
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DiFilippo, William, MD
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Dodge, Patricia, PA-C
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Hartman, Rick, DO
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Hathwar, Jagadeesh, MD
Hayes, James D., MD
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Ibrahim, Mohammed Usman, MD
Ingerick, Brent, DO
Irizarry-Acosta, Melina, MD
Jackson, Matthew, DO
Jacobson, Jeffrey, DO
Jarvis, Wingrove, MD
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Johnson, Glen, MD
Johnston, Koryn, DO
Jones, Karen, MS, PCNP
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Korutz, Kaitlyn, PTA
Kostick, Richard, DO
Kozlowski, Sharon, FNPC
Krause, Norman, MD
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Kuntz, Bruce, MD
La Delia, Vincent, MD, FACC
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Lall, Priyanka, MD
Lambert, Dawn, CRNP
Lambert, Lisa, FNP
Lanphear, Kristen, CRNP
LaVanture, Dana, MD
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Lee, Sally, MD
Leeson, Thomas, DO
Legendre, Diane, PhD, RPA-C
Lewis, Paulette, MD
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Lobo, David, MD
Lockard, John, MD
Loomis, Justin, NP
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Maalouf-Thomas, Rosa, PA-C
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For the third time in a week, a passenger has been arrested for trying to carry a loaded firearm onto an airplane at Salt Lake City International Airport this time hidden next to his artificial leg.
Lorie Dankers, a spokeswoman with the Transportation Security Administration, said the latest incident came Thursday night when TSA screeners discovered a man with a loaded .22-caliber pistol strapped to his prosthetic leg inside a boot.
The firearm was spotted as the man, en route to Charlotte, N.C., walked through a whole body scanning station. A follow-up search yielded the firearm, with a fully-loaded, seven-round clip and another round in the chamber.
Salt Lake City Airport Police officers arrested the man on suspicion of violating state law by carrying a concealed weapon into a secure area.
TSA confirmed that this is the 19th time a firearm has been discovered at a security checkpoint at the Utah airport this year, just one shy of the 20 firearms seized in all of 2012.
Dankers stressed that passengers wishing to travel with a firearm must transport them in checked baggage.
Also, the weapon must be declared to the airline during the ticket counter check-in process and must be unloaded and stored in a locked, hard-sided container.
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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. - Casey Grice, a junior from College Station, Texas, has been selected a Golfweek Honorable Mention All-America, based upon the players' order in the Golfweek/Sagarin College Rankings, where Grice is ranked 34th. Earlier, she received the same honor by the Women's Golf Coaches Association (WGCA).
Grice tied for 26th place at the NCAA East Regional after firing rounds of 70-75-73 for a 2-over-par 218 total. A three-year starter for the Tar Heels, she carded seven top-20 finishes in Carolina's 10 tournaments. Grice's top finish came at the Liz Murphey Fall Preview where she was the runner-up. In her other top-10 finishes she tied for fifth at the UCF Challenge and the Darius Rucker Intercollegiate and tied for seventh at the Ruth's Chris Tar Heel Invitational.Grice, a 2012 and 2013 All-ACC performer, led the team with a 73.27 stroke average. She scored six under-par rounds, two in the 60s, and five even par rounds. This is the second consecutive year she has been named a Golfweek Honorable Mention All-America.


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Join the Alumni Association and the Office of Alumni Relations as they cheer on fellow UST alumni and students during the 41st running of the Chevron Houston Marathon on Jan. 13. The UST Marathon Cheer Party, a fundraiser for the UST Alumni Association, begins at 7 a.m. in front of Link-Lee Mansion, 3800 Montrose Blvd.
The Chevron Houston Marathon Race Weekend will bring roughly a quarter-million people to the Houston area making Race Day the largest single-day sporting event in Houston.
Kelli Kickerillo '03, chief marketing officer and executive vice president of Kickerillo Companies, originally organized the Cheer Party tradition in 2007, but gives credit to a fellow alumna Marty Thompson for the idea.
"I took on the task of organizing the event and turned it into a mini-fundraiser for the Alumni Board," Kickerillo said."The party has grown so much, and it's still one of the most exciting events I attend for UST."
At the Cheer Party, coffee and a light all-you-can-eat breakfast are available with a $5 donation. Proceeds will benefit the Alumni Association.
Kickerillo, a member of the UST Board of Directors and a former president of the Alumni Association, took the idea and ran with it to create an event that has garnered more UST supporters over the years.Kickerillo, whosupports scholarships and the UST Annual Fund, looks forward to the Cheer Party every year.
"With the runners, our amazing donors, alumni and students who attend, and the unbelievable crowds, it will be the perfect morning to see the spirit of UST and Houston combined,"Kickerillosaid.
Also on Jan. 13 is the 11th running of the Aramco Houston Half Marathon, featuring the highest capacity ever of 25,000 participants.
David Stone '03 ran the half-marathon in Houston in 2011 and plans to run the full marathon this year. He said Houston has great fan support and after doing most of his training alone, he's glad to be with so many people on race day.
"I love running by all the familiar sites, and going by UST will remind me of the great times I had there and the friendships I have formed," Stone said. "Whether you are running 13.1 or 26.2 miles, it is long. Seeing people cheering at UST really gives you energy along the way."
Alumni Board President, Danny Elustondo '99, said the cheer party is a great opportunity to watch one of Houston's marquee events right alongside the race route.
"Partygoers have a chance to cheer on their fellow UST alums and marathoners as they run toward a great accomplishment," Elustondo said."It also shows the visibility of UST, and how, as alumni, we seek to remain connected to the city and support all it has to offer."
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Garlic has a half life of less than 14 days once crushed, after that, components like allicin are no longer active. Freeze drying garlic naturally preserves all these components so that it remains as fresh as the day it was harvested. This is proving to be indispensable for my chronic/hidden infections, sinuses & poor circulation. I will never be without this from now on.
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School Apologizes for Operation Christmas Child Message
A North Carolina school has apologized after a teacher complained about a religious message found inside an Operation Christmas Child project.
"Our intent was not to offend anyone," said Ira Trollinger, superintendent of McDowell County Schools in Marion, NC.
Trollinger said students at Glenwood Elementary School were preparing shoe boxes for Operation Christmas Child, part of a community service project.
Operation Christmas Child is sponsored by Samaritan's Purse, an organization run by Franklin Graham. They expect to send more than 8 million shoe box gifts to underprivileged children in 100 countries. Around 60,000 churches and 60,000 community groups in the United States are participating.
As part of the project, the school children received a questionnaire that asked students to fill in the blank: "I love Jesus because ______."
A part time tutor at the school complained about the questionnaire arguing that it crossed the line and may have violated the First Amendment rights of students.
Trollinger told Fox News & Commentary that no children complained and no parents complained – just the part time tutor.
"We may have teachers and tutors that are agnostic," he said. "And that is certainly up to them. And we don't mean to offend anyone. We want to give kids the opportunity to share and to feel good about what they are doing for other people who may need it more than they do."
Nevertheless, the single complaint launched a flurry of apologies and phone calls. Trollinger said they called teachers together to remind them of the rules governing religion and public schools.
"We can't support one religion over the other," he said. "So many of us are Christian, but in our setting we will try to make sure we respect all religions."
Trollinger said parents received an automated telephone call alerting them of the incident – as well as letters – all because the name "Jesus" was mentioned on a slip of paper.
Trollinger, who is a Christian and teaches Sunday School, said he is worried that some people will take offense to the apologies – but the rules are the rules.
"We have to be neutral there – even though personally I'm not neutral, when I'm in my job, I am neutral," he said. "I try to be."
The school hopes to continue participating in Operation Christmas Child but Trollinger said in the future they will not participate in the survey involving the "Jesus" question.
It's not the first time Operation Christmas Child has raised the ire of critics. The Air Force Academy apologized in November after it was accused of religious intolerance for promoting the Christian ministry.
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