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be over (someone or something)
1. To no longer have strong emotions about someone or something; to be unenthusiastic about someone or something. I was really looking forward to learning about the inner workings of a computer, but it's actually so boring that I am really over it at this point! Everyone thinks Jack's boyfriend is so hilarious, but I'm so over him and his annoying jokes.
2. To accept, feel better about, move on from, or come to terms with something or some romantic relationship that has failed or turned out badly. John and Amy broke up nearly a month ago, but I don't think he's over her yet. It really bummed me out failing my driving test like that, but I'm over it now.
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be over
1. To be located above something: The lamp is over the desk.
2. To be on the other side of something: My grandparents' house is over the river.
3. To have come to an end; be finished: When the movie was over, we went to bed.
4. To have recovered emotionally from something: It was a terrible year, but I am finally over it.
5. be over with To have finished doing or experiencing something, especially something unpleasant: I'm not over with my homework yet.
6. be over with To be finished; have passed or been experienced. Used especially of unpleasant things: Now that my dental surgery is over with, I can stop worrying and get some rest.
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Maine gets high winds, heavy rain from superstorm Sandy; tens of thousands in the dark
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) � A powerful storm that started out as Hurricane Sandy managed to wreak havoc more than 300 miles from where it made landfall, shutting down the port of Portland, scaring away several cruise ships, and knocking out electricity to tens of thousands of homes and businesses.
The storm pounded Maine's southern coast for several hours Monday evening with wind gusts of 63 mph in Portland and 76 mph in Bath, according to the National Weather Service.
Lobsterman Pat White said those who make their living on the water didn't know what to make of Sandy, which combined with two other storm systems to create a hybrid storm, causing wind action that's unfamiliar to Maine fishermen.
"We're in uncharted territory," said White, noting that the wind on the storm's backside was the opposite of what fishermen are accustomed to seeing. "It's going to be like a washing machine out there."
Gov. Paul LePage signed an emergency declaration on Monday, and the port took the unusual step of closing because of strong winds.
As of Monday evening, more than 80,000 homes and businesses, mostly in southern Maine, were in the dark because of the storm. Canadian utility crews were on loan and ready to assist with power restoration efforts.
There were no mandatory evacuations, but the town of Wells urged people to leave their homes and businesses along coastal and low-lying areas.
One shelter was set up in Buxton, and shelters were on standby in Thomaston and Topsham, officials said. Maine National Guard troops were on six-hour standby in the event they are needed in Maine or elsewhere in New England.
In Kennebunk, the surf, projected to reach 15 to 20 feet, crashed over the rocky shore, showering a seaside road with rocks and dousing the occasional bystander with seawater in Kennebunk. A couple hundred yards away, a dozen thrill-seeking surfers took advantage of the high surf to get in some late-season rides.
Several cruise ships canceled planned stops Monday and Tuesday in Portland and Bar Harbor, and several cargo ships and tankers destined for Portland chose to stay in anchorage far offshore, said Lt. Nick Barrow, spokesman for the Coast Guard.
The skippers of two large fishing boats 50 miles offshore chose to ride out the storm, and the Coast Guard was in contact with them, Barrow said.
On land, most of the flights were canceled at the Portland International Jetport on Monday, and Amtrak's Downeaster canceled several runs Monday night and Tuesday morning between Portland and Boston.
While the wind was a major problem in southern Maine, the rainfall wasn't expected to be especially heavy, with only 1 to 3 inches, officials said.
"My biggest concern at this point is the extent of the power outages. We don't expect mainstream flooding with those kinds of rain totals," McAleer said.
Maine has had plenty of time to prepare, and lobstermen have been either pulling their traps from the water or moving their traps farther offshore ahead of the storm.
Most fishermen do what they can to protect their investment, while some will leave their traps in waters where they may be lost or battered, said Greg Turner of Scarborough, who moved his traps to waters 150 to 180 feet deep. At $80 to $100 per trap, losing traps in a storm can be an expensive venture.
"Some people may have a different outlook than I do and take a chance," he said. "They may get away with it and they may not. You won't know until after the storm."
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Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Only One More Sleep to Go
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
Two-ish sleeps to go...
Monday, July 28, 2008
Three & a bit sleeps to go
Friday, July 25, 2008
Space and Light
There is no object in this work. There never was. There is no image within it. It demonstrates the play of light and the manifestation of movement. Light is material in space and reflects nature. This space is made for Indigenous Art. The space allows you to comprehend its size, the depth of it, without being overwhelmed. When you are ready, its own space draws you in. Colour? Colour is manufactured perceptually!
And doesn't Sandhills look like a thread drawing?
Friday, July 18, 2008
Abandoned Efforts
A Tease
This is a somewhat altered and cropped out detail of what I am doing for the next challenge. I am off on Sunday for a week at the Coupeville Arts Center on Whidby Island, WA. I will have 5 days to finish it. I think I can manage that. I am taking a Japanese technique class — color rice paste on silk.
Thursday, July 17, 2008
2 weeks to go
Yay! I'm done!
Here are some scraps from my Illumination piece. You can see that I stuck to my usual subdued palette.
And I'm really happy with my result, which is a good feeling.
I have this other idea that has been haunting me, so I may even try to work a bit with that... But I'm happy that an image I had in my head translated well to fabric. That's not always how it works for me...
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
Light Works
Woo Hoo
My goal is to finish it by the end of this weekend. I can do it...I can do it.....
On another note....is it cheating if I have the next theme chosen and already know what I want to create?
Monday, July 14, 2008
Just a whole lot of nothing.
I know I'm not the only one who has struggled with this challenge, but Oh My Goodness. There is only the tiniest glimmering of an idea there. I have long loved the way Impressionism records light and I kind of fancy doing something that references those paintings. But it's not coming...
It's like being a week overdue with a baby.
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Me Too!
I am so pleased with my progress. I had a really rough start... like many of us. I did some mono-printing with less than stellar results, but I salvaged some potential. I'm going to be out of town for awhile, so I've planned lots of hand work and embellishment that I can do on the road. You can see a peek above. I ended up using black... which totally surprised me!
Sunday, July 13, 2008
Almost done
I think everyone has struggled with this theme. I know I did. Two false starts, one nearly finished, before I really got into an idea that worked for me. And it is a simple idea. That's just a little teaser at the left. For all the angst and struggle, from what I am seeing I think this is going to be a spectacular reveal. I can hardly wait!
Will we then be able to say we have achieved illumination?
Thursday, July 10, 2008
Done, but not done
I've done it. I finished my illumination quilt. Now that I still have time though, I'm considering trying to do another with the idea I was originally going to use before I got side tracked with the hokey idea that turned out not to be so cheesy after all.
I'm very very far from reaching illumination... But, now, I've got a 12x12 quilt top!
Wednesday, July 9, 2008
Finished ( bar the title)
Considering my initial inspiration tends to be verbal rather than visual, I struggle with quilt titles. Still. I have a while to consider this one - I just wanted to be be sure I had this finished, and time for a back up if it didn't become less dire with the quilting, before I go on holiday. In fact I now like it a lot. It makes me smile. Here is another teaser.
Tuesday, July 8, 2008
Budda Badness
I am sure this is salvageble and I'm sure I will grow from this experience, but I'm not feeling the love right now
Sunday, July 6, 2008
Photographing Light
This site: Lightmark, a German project, has some phenomenal photographs of light — definite inspiration for illumination. Be sure to check out the site for more photos.
I am finally very inspired and am working on my piece - there may be more than one. And you will all be surprised!!
Friday, July 4, 2008
Illumination Shibori?
Other illumination shibori efforts are posted on my blog.
Happy Fourth of July!
Five years ago, I was beading this "illuminated" journal quilt while we were driving to and from Portland. There are probably still beads lurking in crevices of the Lexus. Perhaps, fireworks will show up again in my work. If so, I hope I can do a better job, and there will be no binding!!
An Idea
I have an idea, finally, on my illumination piece. I have a rough sketch done and now I'm in the stage of planning how to execute it.
I actually had a couple other ideas, one of which was at the top of my thoughts from the first and with me the longest. The other idea was much too difficult to create (in my mind) so I have mostly dismissed it.
I will say that this theme has been the most challenging for me so far. I am tempted to come up with a fantastically simple idea for the next theme. Which by the way, is proving to be hard for me also......coming up with a theme idea.
Thursday, July 3, 2008
Illumination Inspiration
A Teaser from Helen
I am working on the illumination quilt. Here is a teaser of how the unfinished top looks so far. ( I suspect a tiny view may be better than the full one!)
I don't need to tell you, I'm sure, that it is a stylized sun, so it definitely fits the theme. But as I worked away on it I kept thinking how trite it seemed. So I offset it. Then I started hand-stitching on it. Of course nothing helped. It just looks like a sun that any 6th grade art student would come up with. It is cheerful and not awful, I guess, but without meaning or originality. I could make it even more trite and generic by putting a face on it!
So I started over. Perhaps the value of this false start was that along the way I went back to an idea I had earlier rejected and began to see the possibilities in it. I like it so much better. In fact I may even love it.
I might finish this sun and sew it on the side of a beach tote for my granddaughter. I think it would be just about right in that context.


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In G. F. Simmons' Differential Equations book (p.141), the following claim is made: "... As a matter of fact, there is no known type of second order linear differential equation- apart from those with constant coefficients, and those reducible to these by changes of the independent variable--which can bee solved in terms of elementary functions."
About 36 years have now passed since this statement made its published appearance. Is the remark still true or was it false even before?
My motivation is the analogous theory of integrals of finite combinations of elementary functions where you know certain large and important classes of functions whose integral is expressible as an elementary function( or as a finite combination of such). As we know, there is a somewhat complete classification as to which integral of finite combination of elementary function of one variable is expressible as a finite combination of elementary functions.(References are Piskunov's book and this ). So it seemed to me that it is natural to care whether such theorems existed for differential equations.


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Falling in love can be wonderful—and finding the perfect house can make a house-hunter weak in the knees.
A survey by Realtor.com shows that falling head-over-heels for a house is fairly common—69% of respondents reported that they have had a home crush. House-hunters with a "home crush," as defined in the survey, are drawn to the same house again and again. Realtor.com surveyed 1,082 individuals from Jan. 9 to Jan. 20 who reported having had a home crush.
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Daily roundup of what's hot online right now with news on the London Olympics, Dana Vollmer and more.
Trending topic: Dana Vollmer
Dana Vollmer not only gave the U.S. its first gold medal of 2012, but she also broke a world record! Vollmer finished under 56 seconds in the women's 100-meter butterfly. Click the link above to read more about the swimmer.
Check this out: Judo Federation bans Saudi woman
The International Judo Federation has banned the first Saudi woman to compete in the Olympics from competing with a head scarf, for safety reasons, they say. The Saudis will not allow the woman, Wodjan Ali Seraj Abdulrahim Shahrkhani, to compete without the Muslim headwear, or hijab, or without a male chaperone, according to NYDailyNews.com. Click the link above to read more.
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Dana Vollmer wins gold once again and much more. Scroll down to the bottom of the page to watch.
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We are excited about the launch of the first Google TV devices. Google TV has set out to revolutionize the way we all enjoy television by bringing the web and search to the experience. All Google TV devices will ship with a beta version of Adobe® Flash® Player 10.1, a great step towards bringing a full web browsing experience to Internet connected televisions and other digital home devices. With support for Adobe Flash, more than three million developers worldwide are now able to extend their web content to the digital home so users can enjoy rich, high-definition videos and other Flash-based web content.
Thanks to the ubiquity of Flash, there is a tremendous amount of engaging content on the web. Watching video on computers and smartphones is great, but it is an even better experience watching web videos streamed to the biggest screen in your home – your TV. Flash Player for Google TV is optimized to deliver amazing HD Flash video – all the way up to pristine 1080p. Users can access both free and premium video content from sites across the web. Some great examples are YouTube, TBS, TNT, CNN, Cartoon Network, Adult Swim, VEVO, Amazon Video On Demand, and HBO GO, just to name a few!
This is another important milestone for our multiscreen vision, enabling Flash content across devices, platforms, and browsers. Similar to the release of Flash Player 10.1 for Android smartphones in May, the initial release for Adobe Flash on Google TV is a beta version. It's a great way for us to get feedback on real-world performance within the unique context of these new device screens. Users will be able to benefit from "over-the-air" updates of the Google TV platform and Flash Player as we continue to collaborate with Google to improve the capabilities of Flash on these devices.
Adobe has been working closely with Google to integrate Flash Player 10.1 into all of their platforms, including Chrome, Android, and now Google TV. While the beta version of Flash Player 10.1 on Google TV is a work in progress and still needs to be optimized for certain types of content, we are excited about the unlimited potential a full browser combined with Flash Player will bring to the TV experience. We are committed to delivering updates to the Flash Player over the coming months to constantly improve the web experience on Google TV.


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Three days after saying he didn't want to get a heart attack, manager Ozzie Guillen said the White Sox are considering Jose Contreas as well as D.J. Carrasco to start Saturday against the New York Yankees. Guillen said the Sox didn't want to use a pitcher from Triple-A Charlotte. …
August 28, 2009
Jose 'removed from the starting rotation' Contreras to start tomorrow?
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L+M takes fundraising for Waterford cancer center 'to a larger audience'
With the ribbon-cutting ceremony less than two months away and the first patients expected just two weeks later, Lawrence + Memorial Hospital's $34.5 million cancer center in Waterford is on the verge of becoming the one of the largest new additions to the region's medical facilities in many years.
Last week, L+M launched the public phase of its fundraising campaign for the new center, and at the same time celebrated the money raised thus far in the "quiet phase" of the campaign. During the initial phase, the hospital appealed to its longtime corporate and private donors to support the new center, which will be a unique affiliation with the Boston-based Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, and will also provide services in partnership with Yale-New Haven Hospital and Women & Infants Hospital in Providence.
"We're taking our story to a larger audience," William Stanley, vice president of development and community relations said recently. "We'll make more people aware we're building this new, world-class cancer care center to bring a level of cancer care not previously available in this part of the state. Everyone we've asked so far has stepped up and pledged, and we think we can make a very compelling case" when the campaign expands to the general public.
Daniel Brannegan of Mystic, chairman of the Centennial Capital Campaign, said this is the first major fundraising drive for L+M in 20 years. The "quiet phase," he noted, began at a particularly difficult time a few years ago because the economy was deep in recession, but nonetheless donors responded generously. The hospital has raised more than $17 million thus far, he said, more than halfway toward the total campaign goal of $30 million.
"The response from the community as been quite extraordinary," he said.
As the construction and fundraising continue for the 50,000-square-foot center, located off Exit 81 of Interstate 95, work is also continuing on the organization, staffing and programming for the new center, said Dr. Richard Hellman, medical director of the new center. He and other oncologists at the new center will become Dana-Farber employees, and will travel to Boston one day a month to work with specialists there, and those specialists will also work out of the Waterford facility regularly.
"We'll have second-opinion clinics, and tumor boards as a regular activity, where we'll be discussing cases online with colleagues in Boston," he said.
Patients will also have access to clinical trials and other treatment options at the new center that previously would have required a trip to Boston, New York or New Haven. The public's help, he said, is essential to the success of the center as a one-stop facility that brings the region's previously fragmented cancer services under one roof.
"Comprehensive cancer care cannot be sustained without the generosity of the community," he said.
The public campaign, Stanley said, will consist of presentations at various community gatherings and in private houses. Supporters of the project will be asked to invite groups of friends and associates to their homes for fund-raising appeals, and cancer patients have offered to give testimonials about the significance of having high-level cancer care available close to home, Stanley said.
"Cancer care can really drain you physically and emotionally, and not having to drive one to three hours to receive it will improve quality of care," he said.
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text: Giant Ice Spider #1 Posted July 18, 2018 In A Feast for Crows, the second chapter is givne over to the Norvoshi sellsword Areo Hotah (though it feels odd to call him a sellsword). It would appear George has had some notion of his existence from the beginning, as he had the honour of being in AGOT's appendix IIRC. This seems odd, since it at that stage in the world-building, there is no need to have developed the captain of guards of the ruler of the least politically relevant of the Seven Kingdoms. At elast, that's my opinion. So far, however, he has proved to have almost no agency and even less purpose. True, he killed Ser Arys, but GRRM could easily have had someone like Joss Hood do it and it wouldn't make a blind bit of difference. Furthermore, though he lives to observe, he has observed nothing of use that Arianne couldn't have shown us. I mean, seriously, the only useful thing we get from his two POVs is Doran's plans for the Sand Snakes (for which Arianne was present). We know that in TWOW, he will be showing us what's going on with Darkstar, Obara Sand, and Ser Balon Swann. It's difficult to say in what direction that subplot will go, all we can say for certain is Hotah is along for the ride. So my question is: what will he be doing? Will he actually some character development, or will he remain the bland observer? Does GRRM have a purpose for him? Because if he has nothing to do, gets no character development, and GRRM has no plans for him, then I cannot see his point. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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The American Academy of Pediatrics is warning parents that they should limit all screen time for kids under two. This includes TV, computer and any other games, including those described as educational.
"Recent research makes it clear that young children learn a lot more efficiently from real interactions — with people and things — than from situations appearing on video screens."


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A quote for you, Kiperoo, from Verla Kay:"Sometimes the words we throw out are the most important writing we can do for our stories."
Inspirational quote currently in the little note holder on my desk: "I can fix anything except a blank page" (that was Nora Roberts, btw).
I received a critique today and jotted down a couple of ideas. Does that count?
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Volunteer to keep costs low
The Irondale Youth Hockey Association (IYHA) tries to keep the cost of hockey participation affordable while also ensuring that the kids participating get the ice time and the skills training necessary to develop and compete. To keep costs low, many, many hours of volunteer time are donated to the cause. Team coaches, managers and treasurers are all volunteers. The association board members volunteer the time necessary to do those jobs, which includes much more than the monthly meetings. We need parents to volunteer for these jobs and for help running our tournaments and other fundraising and organizing activities. This year we are requiring a deposit, paid at the time of registration, which sill be refunded if a minimum number of volunteer hours are worked.
Participate in Assocation Fundraising Activities
We also try to keep families costs low by extensive fundraising. Each member of our association belongs to the Lake Region Hockey Association which runs charitable gambling operations at local establishments and makes contributions to youth hockey assocations and other youth sports activities. The tournaments run by IYHA and the Mounds View Youth Hockey Association also raise significant funds. These tournament profits raised appx $20,000 last year, reducing each IYHA participant's cost by over $75. Other fundraising and donations to IYHA totaled over $5,000.
Organize and Participate in Team Fundraising Activities
The individual teams formed within IYHA also do their own fundraising. The result of these efforts varied significantly from team to team depending mostly on the initiative of the team parents and coaches. The amounts raised last season varied from less than one hundred to several thousand dollars.
What are we Paying For
The primary expense in the cost of youth hockey is ice time, for the coming year it is expected to range an average of $165 per hour. 64% of the cost of youth hockey paid to the association is attributable to ice time. Other costs include game referees, equipment, clinic instructors and fees paid to USA Hockey, MN Hockey, District 1 and various expenses of running a youth hockey assocation.
What will it Cost this year?
The following table includes estimated costs of play at the different levels within IYHA. The IYHA cost is billed to the teams for ice time, association fees, tournaments paid for by the association, clinic costs and administrative expenses. The Team Cost includes team parties, sweatshirts or warmup suits, extra scrimmages or tournaments, and other things which may be arranged for by the individual teams. These do not include deductions for team fundraising activities. Nor do they include the cost of the skates, sticks and other equipment parents furnish for their children. IYHA does maintain an inventory of used, donated equipment available upon request to our equipment manager. These costs also do not include the cost of attending tournaments, which for out-of-town tournaments would include hotels and meals.
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IYHA and Lake Region both have a limited amount of funding for families who need help.
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Teacher - ES Special PPCD (2 years of teaching experience preferred) at Austin Independent School District
Austin, TX
About the Job
- Position Type:
01 - Teacher/Teacher: Elem Special Ed
- Date Posted:
- Location:
Campbell ES
- Date Available:
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Position requires a valid Texas Special Education teaching certificate in the subject and level of assignment. In addition, individuals in core academic subject areas must meet teacher requirements.
This position requires the ability to apply knowledge of current education and instructional theories, methodologies, techniques, principles, subject matter, and knowledge of State, local, and Federal laws and regulations affecting the lives and education of students. Incumbent must have an understanding of child and adolescent development and have the skills to manage student behavior. Incumbent must have the ability to communicate effectively using a variety of media, work with others as a team, organize and maintain records, manage time and resources effectively and efficiently, and evaluate performance and provide constructive feedback. This position requires the ability to read, write, and speak English fluently.
Incumbent is responsible for planning, organizing, and presenting instructional lessons contributing to educational, social, and physical development of students to enhance their self-worth and equip them with the basic knowledge, skills, and abilities needed to function in society. Considerable judgment, tact, patience, sensitivity, and flexibility are required to interact with students from varied socioeconomic backgrounds and learning styles. This position requires creativity and adaptive thinking to match teaching objectives, learning strategies, and instructional plans with students' abilities. Judgment is required to interpret broad State, local, and Federal laws, regulations, and policies affecting the lives and education of students and the impact of the laws on instructional methodologies or techniques employed.
- Plan lessons, including activities such as preparing learning objectives and goals, designing tests or exams, studying material, setting up labs, and preparing exams.
- Prepare lesson materials, supplies, and equipment (e.g., copy materials, set up technology equipment, arrange lab materials).
- Provide instruction to a class, individual students, or groups of students using such methods as oral presentation, demonstration, discussion of homework assignments, answering questions, offering laboratory directions, and games.
- Facilitate learning in the classroom (e.g., maintain discipline; encourage participation; consult with parents, school staff, and other care providers to identify and address social or developmental needs).
- Tutor students to accelerate learning.
- Evaluate student performance.
- Maintain records and document student progress (e.g., record grades and absences, provide progress reports).
- Perform all duties pertaining to area of expertise as required (e.g., early childhood, language, music, physical education, vocational training, safety, and career education).
- Maintain contact with parents in regard to student performance through activities such as parent-teacher conferences, progress reports, letters, and special meetings.
- Maintain professional development through such activities as classes, conferences, seminars, workshops, and professional journals; provide technical guidance to less experienced teachers.
- Perform various administrative activities (e.g., attend faculty and staff meetings, order equipment and supplies, copy materials, create bulletin boards, take attendance, obtain permission slips, and coordinate department activities).
- Monitor student behavior both inside and outside the classroom (e.g., during class, in hallways between classes, and during assemblies, extracurricular activity meetings or events, fire drills, or other group activities).
Perform other related duties as assigned; however, all employees are expected to comply with lawful directives in rare situations driven by need where a team effort is required.
Services are generally provided within a standard classroom environment. Some movement throughout the classroom is generally necessary to facilitate learning (e.g., standing, walking, stooping, bending, sitting, and/or kneeling). Light lifting of materials and other objects associated with a classroom environment is required (e.g., books, teaching aids, up to approximately 20 – 40 lbs.). Special Education teachers may also be required to pick up students, restrain students as
needed, and spend large quantities of time on the floor sitting, squatting, and/or kneeling. Incumbent must maintain emotional control under stress and be able to work with frequent interruptions. Computer use is required, and prolonged use may result in repetitive hand motion. This position may involve frequent exposure to temperature extremes (hot and cold), humidity extremes, noise, and low or intense illumination vibration. It is expected that occasional field trips, district wide, and statewide travel may be made. Incumbent should be willing to contribute directly or indirectly to the development of children both inside and outside the classroom, which may include working hours in addition to the regular school day. This position may involve rare exposure to blood or body fluids. Regular attendance is required for this position.
Incumbent receives administrative supervision and is typically evaluated about three times per year. It is expected that less experienced incumbents will receive additional guidance on instructional matters and that those with more experience will serve as mentors, providing suggestions, guidance, and assistance as appropriate or necessary. It is expected that some incumbents will be more involved in planning and coordinating departmental activities. Supervisor may provide detailed instruction regarding changes in policies, procedures, or laws or in reference to unusual circumstances or problems. Incumbent has significant contact with students, parents, and other school staff to provide instruction, offer guidance, exchange information, and develop social skills of students. Incumbent may also maintain contacts within the community to enrich the content of materials and utilize additional instructional methodologies (e.g., take field trips, invite guest speakers).COMPENSATION:
Duty Days: 187
Pay Grade: P6
Salary Schedule
Social Security
Teacher Retirement
Comprehensive Benefits Package
Employee Discount Program
Closing Date: Until Filled
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We have a new puppy in our house, thanks to my youngest daughter moving in a few weeks ago. Her name is Chibi, which is a Japanese Manga term meaning "a small person" or "little one." She is certainly that, a long-haired miniature dachshund that will be about eight pounds when she's all finished growing.
And growing, she is. My daughter wishes that she'd stay at her infant size, because it's amazing how much she's grown in just two weeks. She's fully twice the size she was when we brought her home.
This longing to keep things as they are is a part of the human condition, and it's the source of all nostalgia. In 1986, Eddie Money sang, "I wanna go back and do it all over, but I can't go back I know." People could relate to the emotion of being trapped on a moving train. After the Paris Exposition in 1900, Henry Adams had the revelation that life had passed him by. He wrote that "the law of nature is chaos, while the dream of man is order," and for media companies today, our dream of order is becoming one depressing nightmare.
The World Wide Web is evolving before our eyes. Some are very comfortable with this, but the truth is that most are not. Our culture likes to take its time — time to analyze new things that come along, milk them for everything we can get out of them, and then move on to the next thing, thank you very much. The Web, however, is moving at light speed, its seeming chaos threatening to suck the world as we know it into a vortex of swirling innovation. We're afraid that it will either destroy us or leave us behind. Or perhaps even both.
In the beginning was the blog, and the blog was with the creators, and the creators thought it was good. But the creators wanted more, and so they sought speed and freedom from the wires that enslaved them. Broadband and mobility were their next creations. And the bloggers looked upon the Web and saw that connecting with others was its real virtue, and so was born the social network. But the social net was limited by profiteers, and the creators wanted more. And so the simple text world of Twitter was birthed and prospered, followed by methods of tying everything together. The creators looked upon this, too, and saw that it was good.
There are common threads throughout these innovations:
But perhaps the most revolutionary trend that these innovations are creating is the shift from then to now, finished to unfinished, perfect to imperfect, fixed to process. Welcome to the world in real time, what I'm increasingly comfortable with calling "the processing Web." The market for news and information that is packaged will likely always exist, although it will never again live in the stratosphere of the information hierarchy. Information in real time renders all that packaging unnecessary and a waste of that most precious commodity, a person's time. Make no mistake about it: Time is the real driver here; technology is but its servant.
The mainstream press has all kinds of problems with this, of course, and these problems are getting in the way of embracing what is here to stay. That bastion of all that is holy about the professional press, The New York Times, took a well-considered shot at blogs recently in taking the processing Web to task for reporting rumors, specifically that Apple was in talks to acquire Twitter. The Times piece — presented as a factual article and not a commentary — lifted quotes from Michael Arrington of TechCrunch that fit its predisposition on the matter, and led Arrington to correct the record online. His piece contains this gem:
We don't believe that readers need to be presented with a sausage all the time. Sometimes it's both entertaining and informative to see that sausage being made, too. The key is to be transparent at all times. If we post something we think is rough, we say so. If we think it's absolutely true, we signal that, too, while protecting our sources.
This is an apt description of the difference between the real time presentation of information and that which has been fully vetted and packaged. Go read the Arrington article, for it's a primer on why traditional media is painting itself into the corner of irrelevance.
Arrington references a seminal piece by Jeff Jarvis on the subject that is also must-reading for the interested. Looking at the same New York Times article, Jarvis calls it "product versus process journalism: the myth of perfection versus the beta culture."
This is journalism as beta. I make a big point of that in What Would Google Do? — that every time Google releases a beta, it is saying that the product is incomplete and imperfect. That is inevitably a call to collaborate. It is — even from Google — a statement of humanity and humility: we're not perfect.
Ah, but there's the problem: journalism's myth of perfection. And it's not just journalism that holds this myth. It is the byproduct of the means and requirements of mass production: If you have just one chance to put out a product and it has to serve everyone the same, you come to believe it's perfect because it has to be, whether that product is a car (we are the experts, we took six years to tool up, it damned well better be perfect) or government (where, I'm learning, employees have a phobic fear of mistakes — because citizens and journalists will jump on them) or newspapers (we package the world each day in a box with a bow on it — you're welcome).
This is journalism as beta. I make a big point of that in What Would Google Do? — that every time Google releases a beta, it is saying that the product is incomplete and imperfect. That is inevitably a call to collaborate. It is — even from Google — a statement of humanity and humility: we're not perfect.
Ah, but there's the problem: journalism's myth of perfection. And it's not just journalism that holds this myth. It is the byproduct of the means and requirements of mass production: If you have just one chance to put out a product and it has to serve everyone the same, you come to believe it's perfect because it has to be, whether that product is a car (we are the experts, we took six years to tool up, it damned well better be perfect) or government (where, I'm learning, employees have a phobic fear of mistakes — because citizens and journalists will jump on them) or newspapers (we package the world each day in a box with a bow on it — you're welcome).
Jeff includes the diagram below that reveals the essence of process journalism.
This timeline refers to a "story" that is ultimately published in packaged form, but I think process journalism goes beyond that. There's no real need for packaging, because the audience is a part of the process of gathering the story. This concept is foreign to contemporary professional journalism, and it produces a unique cocktail of ignorance, condescension, and demagoguery from people who allegedly explore facts before reaching conclusions. There ought to be a law that you can't write about the Web, if you don't understand it.
I've been writing for years that the news business is evolving from a finished product to a process, so I'm obviously on the side of Jeff and Michael in this issue with the Times. As I tell clients, news has always been a process, but we've only let consumers in on the end of that process. The concept of Continuous News that we recommend to all of our clients lets those same consumers in on the news-gathering process. It's their way of participating in history with us, and we think that's a compelling reason for consumers to pay attention. We can even use this stream of thought to give people reasons to watch or read our packaged products and services. Along the way, our clients are learning all about unbundled media and the real time aspects of today's information world. Eyes are opening to the reality that waiting until everything is packaged for the six o'clock news or the morning paper is just an invitation to let somebody else seize the news agenda in our markets.
Moreover, the audience for online news is largely a Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. crowd, ideally suited to a news-as-a-process service.
Continuous News does not negate the need for packaged news. It's not "all or nothing," "one or the other." There is and will always be the need for that first draft of history. Humankind needs that record, but the record can be made after the public process. It will be complete, contain multiple points-of-view, and be pretty hard to manipulate by self-serving oligarchs, whether they exist in the public or private spheres of culture."
The processing Web is bigger than just the adventures of journalism, for its long-term ramifications impact every institution of our culture built on that which is packaged and perfect. Time is indeed the driver, for people are weary of their time taking a back seat to that of the institutions who claim to serve their needs. No profession is guiltier of this than the medical profession, and the calls for healthcare reform make it a logical candidate for disruption by the processing Web.
Online search gives time back to us, and for that we are grateful. No trips to the library, or scouring through the Yellow Pages or newspaper classifieds. No thumbing through cook books or browsing the encyclopedia that takes up space on the bookshelf. No visits to government offices to get forms, and no searching folders in a desk drawer to find that article you wrote five years ago.
The World Wide Web is a database, and any data that is entered can be accessed in real time. This is the path of all knowledge and information in the future.
My daughter knows that for as much as she's loved the puppy known as Chibi, the adult will bring her an equal, if not greater amount of joy. Dogs are like that. Life is like that. Opportunity is like that. May we all recognize it when it knocks at our door.
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By Jessica Renee Napier
At a time when many state governments face difficult decisions about how to finance and execute public projects, four regions are banding together to improve economic competitiveness, support families and enhance quality of life.
California, Oregon, Washington and British Columbia have formed the West Coast Infrastructure Exchange (WCX), funded by two Rockefeller Foundation grants totaling $750,000, to achieve cost savings via collaboration in order to make projects more feasible. As state and local governments are increasingly confronted by limits on available financing through traditional sources, the WCX is designed to tap the expertise of development and finance leaders to save money and find innovative investment methods.
"The idea for it came about because of the vast infrastructure needs," said Bill Ainsworth, press secretary for the California State Treasurer. "In California, there's about half a trillion dollars' worth of needs. The idea behind the exchange is to explore ideas together, to share best practices and technical expertise, to help identify infrastructure projects that might help benefit from some private involvement, and to work together to find out what projects might be bundled to make them more appealing to the private sector."
The WCX, which is still in its startup phase, will work toward the following:
- increasing effectiveness of project management;
- collaborating with industry experts and innovators;
- bridging the gap between government and expertise; and
- connecting projects to innovative financing.
By establishing a center of expertise to provide technical assistance, set standards and provide investment information, and simultaneously advancing new mechanisms for project finance with the potential to attract private investors, she said, "we're creating the space for institutional investors to get involved in a big way."
Assessing the WCX
The West Coast Infrastructure Exchange is employing a performance-based infrastrucure, which approaches project management differently than traditional models, the ways in which are detailed in this chart.
Sarah Clark, president and CEO of Partnerships British Columbia, said that all West Coast states and the province of British Columbia must expand and upgrade energy facilities; update water and wastewater treatment plants; improve airports, dams and transportation facilities; and construct other projects. Although specific projects have not yet been identified, there are discussions taking place about how to prioritize projects and detailing services to be offered.
"British Columbia has a solid track record in planning and delivering major infrastructure projects through alternative, performance-based procurements that result in on-time, on-budget delivery to meet the growing needs of British Columbians," Clark said. "Working with our neighboring states and finding regional solutions is the next phase in the evolution of infrastructure management."
In traditional project management models, infrastructure is funded via taxes and grants by a single jurisdiction. The WCX will explore regional projects funded with user fees. As opposed to separating the designers and builders, the new model would allow a public owner to contract with one entity for the best value on infrastructure services over the life of project.
For example, in 2001, Oregon utilized the performance-based method to extend its light rail to the Portland International Airport. The result was a project that cost approximately one-third as much as a similar light rail project.
When WCX pilot projects begin, they will likely include small-scale energy and water projects. Currently,the WCX is seeking a director with experience in public infrastructure management.
"We're just getting off the ground," California's Ainsworth said. "We're really excited about the possibilities."


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We're making a new movie, The Yes Men are Revolting, that uses humor and disruptive action to focus on climate change, the corporate money that keeps us from addressing it, and the movement that can take our democracy back. It will also launch our most ambitious plan ever: a platform to turn every viewer's enthusiasm and energy into action around these these life-or-death issues and more.
But to do all this we need you. We need you to support our crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter, or just spread the word.
When you pledge to this project, a whole host of unique rewards are yours—including a Secret Decoder Ring that's loaded with media and an access code to secret communications we'll be sending you soon. There are also some more practical rewards—like a Halliburton Survivaball, essential for surviving imminent climate catastrophe.
By pledging, you will be making possible a very funny film about our action-packed mission to hold governments accountable despite overwhelming corporate influence. It's got hilarious exploits, shocking documentary footage, nasty stings on evildoers, and a personal story that's sure to keep viewers on the edge of their seats.
But what's truly unique about this film is that it's going to help every viewer get active herself via a human-staffed platform we're calling the "Action Switchboard." This platform, which we're designing in cahoots with folks at Mozilla, taps our 100,000-activist database to create fun, meaningful, movement-building projects around the issues we all care about.
On our Kickstarter page, you'll find one of the weirdest, funniest "direct action" videos you're likely to see. Check it out—and even if you're not in a position to kick in money, you can tweet or facebook the link.
Please support and spread the word about The Yes Men Are Revolting and the Action Switchboard. Direct action is critical to democracy. Let's make more of it!


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British Prime Minister David Cameron dropped by "Late Show" Wednesday, where he failed to excel on a British history quiz administered by talk show host David Letterman.
"This is bad, I have ended my career on your show tonight," the prime minister quipped.
Cameron, the first serving British prime minister to appear on "Late Show," was unable to provide the English translation of Magna Carta (Great Charter) or name the composer of "Rule Britannia" (Thomas Ame).
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Cameron's appearance on the "Late Show" overshadowed his earlier speech to the U.N. General Assembly, at least in the British media Thursday.
He was judged by critics to have been a bit wooden and not terribly funny, but was not seen to have embarrassed himself during the appearance. His fellow guests were also British — actor Jonny Lee Miller and band Mumford & Sons.
The prime minister was able to name the year the Magna Carta — the legal charter that provided the basis for Britain's constitutional law — was drawn up (1215) and to describe its role in the development of democracy.
And he got a laugh from the studio audience when he described Britain's historic relations with the U.S.
"There were some good bits and some less than good bits, and obviously we had a bit of a falling out," he said. "I like to think we've got over that now."
But the gaps in his knowledge provided an opening for Cameron's political opponents.
"Great to see a witty and intelligent Brit do so well to promote his country on Letterman last night," tweeted former Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott. "Well done Jonny Lee Miller! "


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Streets of Laredo + Ghost Beach + CliMates Fundraiser Saturday 8/9 and New Music from AK + Star Ballads + more
It wouldn't be a summer weekend without a whole boatload o' stuff to do, now would it? Here are some music events to check out, plus we catch up with the latest songs, videos, and offerings from local artists. Continue reading


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NY cigarette smuggling ring believed to have funded terrorists
NEW YORK -- A smuggling ring that made a fortune selling more than a million cartons of untaxed cigarettes in New York may have funneled some of the illicit proceeds to terrorist groups, authorities said Thursday.
The traffickers lived modestly and had alleged links to known terrorists, including Omar Abdel-Rahman, the blind cleric serving a life sentence for conspiring to blow up New York City landmarks. That combination has raised concerns about where the money went.
"We know they made they made tens of millions of dollars but so far we've only found a fraction of that," state Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman said while announcing enterprise corruption and other charges against 16 people, all Palestinian immigrants.
Two reputed ringleaders, brothers Basel and Samir Ramadan, were arrested Wednesday in Maryland. Investigators found $1.5 million -- some stashed in black plastic garbage bags -- in the home and car of Basel Ramadan, authorities said.
A yearlong investigation found that the Ramadans and other suspects formed a distribution chain that began with the purchase of mass quantities of cigarettes from a Virginia wholesaler, authorities said. The cigarettes were hidden in a public storage facility in Delaware, where distributors picked up about 20,000 cartons a week for sale at markets throughout New York City and at grocery stores in upstate New York.
Schneiderman and city Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly told reporters that similar schemes in the past have raised money for militant groups like Hamas and Hezbollah.
"This is not the end of our investigation," the attorney general added. "We are following the money. We will work to track it down wherever it went."
According to Kelly, one of the men previously ran a business in the 1990s that was partly bankrolled by the blind sheik; another was a "confidant" of Rashid Baz, the Lebanese immigrant who shot up a van full of Hasidic students on the Brooklyn Bridge in 1994, killing one; and a third lived in the same Brooklyn apartment as the secretary of a key Hamas fundraiser and leader in the 2000s.
Neighbors of the Ramadans in Ocean City, Md., described seeing about a dozen federal agents and New York Police Department officers show up at the brothers' homes. The investigators brought one man out in handcuffs and also pulled out a safe, put it on the front porch and used tools to break into it.
The neighbors, Charles Mack and Roger Flather, said in phone interviews that one officer turned to them and asked as an aside, "Have you ever seen a million dollars in cash?"
The Ramadans were being held without bail pending extradition to New York. The names of their attorneys were not immediately available.
The total amount of money involved in the scheme remains unclear. But financial records show the traffickers deposited at least $55 million in proceeds in small financial institutions in and around Ocean City, and authorities estimate that the loss in state tax revenue was around $80 million.


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Optical SETI
The SETI Institute, along with scientists from the University of California's Lick Observatory, UC Santa Cruz, and UC Berkeley has coupled the Lick Observatory's 40-inch Nickel Telescope with a new pulse-detection system capable of finding laser beacons from civilizations many light-years distant. Unlike other optical SETI searches, this experiment is largely immune to false alarms, due to a novel approach incorporating 3 light detectors.
"This is perhaps the most sensitive optical SETI search yet undertaken," said Frank Drake, Director of the Carl Sagan Center for the Study of Life in the Universe.
Drake, who in 1960 conducted the first modern hunt for evidence of extraterrestrial intelligence, is usually associated with radio SETI, an approach in which large antennas are connected to specialized, multi-million channel receivers.
"This is different," noted Drake. "We are looking for very brief but powerful pulses of laser light from other planetary systems, rather than the steady whine of a radio transmitter."
While optical SETI has been undertaken before, it is only recently that major experiments, scrutinizing hundreds or even thousands of star systems, have been initiated. This is largely the consequence of a study conducted by the SETI Institute during the years 1997 - 1999 which showed that new technology has made optical SETI an appealing approach for finding technologically sophisticated civilizations.
However, unlike its radio counterpart, optical SETI requires that any extraterrestrial civilization be deliberately signaling in the direction of our solar system.
The experiment is unique in exploiting three light detectors (photomultipliers) to search for bright pulses that arrive in a short period of time (less than a billionth of a second). Of course, light from the central star will trigger the detectors as well, but seldom will all three photomultipliers be hit by photons within a billionth of a second time frame. The expected number of false alarms for the stars being looked at is about one per year. Other optical SETI experiments use only one or two detectors and have been plagued by false alarms occurring on a daily basis.
Starlight, cosmic rays, muon showers, and radioactive decays in the glass of photomultiplier tubes can all contribute confusing "events" to optical SETI searches.
"One great advantage of optical SETI is that there's no terrestrial interference," comments Drake. "It's an exciting new field."


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Informal; describing a financial statement that ends with a positive assessment. For example, if a company produces a profit for a given period of time, it is said to be "in the black." The term comes from the color of ink used for such statements. See also: Red.
Of or relating to the profitability of a firm or the operations of a firm. The term derives from the color of ink used to enter a profit figure on a financial statement. Compare red.


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Tagetik and Roambi Partner to Deliver Crucial Business Information to Mobile Workers
Roambi for Tagetik allows global customers to access and analyze up-to-the-minute analytics on any iPhone or iPad
Today at the Tagetik Conference, MeLLmo Inc., creator of Roambi Analytics and Roambi Flow, leading developer of mobile business apps that allow users to view and interact with critical business information on-the-go, and Tagetik, a global provider of enterprise software solutions for Performance Management, Governance, Risk & Compliance and Business Intelligence, announced Roambi for Tagetik. As part of a strategic global partnership to deliver mobile analytics to companies worldwide, Roambi's interactive and engaging user experience will let Tagetik customers quickly and intuitively access and analyze up-to-the-minute performance management and business intelligence data, enabling smart, collaborative decision-making – anytime, anywhere.
The partnership will integrate Roambi Analytics with Tagetik 4.0 and later software versions. With this integration, decision makers can access and visually interact with critical performance management and business intelligence data from Tagetik systems on any iPhone or iPad – both online and offline – providing a truly mobile experience.
"Our customers depend on the insight they get from Tagetik performance management and business intelligence software, and are eager for up-to-the-moment performance data no matter where they are," said Marco Pierallini, Executive Vice President and Chief Development Officer at Tagetik. "Roambi for Tagetik is the perfect solution; our strategic partnership enables new and existing Tagetik customers to utilize Roambi's intuitive and immersive analytics, allowing them to take the benefits of Tagetik anywhere they go. Moreover, Roambi leverages both Tagetik 4.0 reporting and it's Microsoft backend, greatly facilitating integration."
"For today's mobile workforce, it is more important than ever for employees to have quick, reliable, mobile access to the latest company performance data whenever and wherever they need it," said Santiago Becerra, chairman and co-founder of MeLLmo, the developer of Roambi. "Tagetik offers users the ability to access and analyze performance management and business intelligence data, and Roambi for Tagetik will allow their customers to take this critical data with them on the go."
Designed for companies of all sizes, the award-winning Roambi Analytics (www.webvisionaryawards.com) transforms business reports and data into immersive mobile analytics, instantly delivered to any iPhone or iPad. Roambi's interactive and engaging user experience lets "always-on" professionals easily access and analyze up-to-the-minute company information – enabling smart, collaborative decision-making from anywhere at any time.
About MeLLmo
MeLLmo, Inc. is reinventing the mobile business application to improve the productivity and decision-making of on-the-go, always-on workers. The company's flagship product, Roambi, is a mobile solution that makes company reports and data quick to access and easy to interact with, via immersive dashboard-style analytics on any iPhone or iPad. MeLLmo's latest offering, Roambi Flow, allows people to tell the story behind their mobile analytics on any iPad through engaging magazine-style publication built with a simple point and click publisher tool. Headquartered in San Diego, CA, MeLLmo has offices and resellers around the globe, and a worldwide customer base of Fortune 500 companies and SMBs across a diverse range of industries including: telecommunications, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, consumer technology, packaged goods and others.
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Once a victim, lawyer Bushra now defends others
Once a victim, lawyer Bushra now defends others
KABUL (Pajhwok): Now a defense lawyer, Bushra, who transformed herself from a helpless woman to a helpful citizen, says she has decided to defend women whose voices have been suppressed.
A report covering Bushra headlined 'Standing up against a slavery form of trafficking' was published by Pajhwok Afghan News on February 25. The report was widely reflected in the media and even some foreign journalists showed interest to interview her.
The 32-year-old after her marriage with an illiterate man in Mazar-i-Sharif raised her voice against her husband's overt indulgence in bachabazi. Now she is providing legal assistance to Afghan victims and survivors of trafficking in persons.
She saw her husband twice in compromising position with a boy and once trying to molest a six year old girl during funeral ceremony of Bushra's two brothers who died in a car accident.
"It was beyond my imagination that her husband could continue with his deeds in this hour while I was grieving for my brothers." "I had two options, either commit suicide or raise my voice against injustice, I chose the latter."
She finally divorced from her husband with mediation of a local jirga (council) in 2011. Bushra said she relied on God and preferred separation from her husband and now she felt strong fighting against un-Islamic and inhuman acts.
Born in Mazar-i-Sharif, Bushra completed her law degree with the intent of helping the voiceless of the society.
She said she was encouraged by her story published in Pajhwok and now she had accelerated her efforts at restoring human rights, particularly of those who faced human trafficking or prostitution.
In a recent interview with Pajhwok Afghan News, Bushra said, "Publishing of my life story by Pajhwok empowered me to struggle more for those who face similar problems once I faced. As a victim myself, I can feel the pains of those who are victims of human trafficking and I defend their rights."
"Unfortunately it is a shame in Afghanistan if someone puts an end to an unwanted marital life, women who seek divorce from their husbands are dealt with contempt in the society, but I think living one day with dignity is better than years of oppression," she said.
Bushra said positive reaction to the Pajhwok Afghan News report about her story encouraged her and she was able to secure high marks in a test held by the Afghanistan Defense Lawyers Association for 150 law graduates in Balkh province five months ago.
She obtained license from Afghanistan Defense Lawyers Association of defense lawyer and currently she works with a legal consultative association in Balkh province.
Bushra said seeing defense lawyers struggling and arguing to defend the rights of clients strengthens her resolve to rescue those in trouble.
"I received 15 cases and most of them were related to family violence in the past five months," she added.
She said she was working on the cases and she felt good in her job. She had so far helped address two cases --- one of elopement and another about violence involving a husband.
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What is an 'unlawful assembly'?
For the second time in less than a fortnight, a Shenandoah Valley police force has disbanded a group of young people with force. In the first instance, in Harrisonburg, there was alcohol, fire, and literally thousands of people. In the more recent incident, however, in Staunton, the event was a candlelight vigil filled with grief over the inexplicable loss of a 14-year-old boy. (The 911 call that launched the Staunton intervention indicates that the caller had no idea–- as she honked her car horn at them–- that she had come upon grievers.)
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an "Unlawful assembly"- how about a sting operation to collect scoflaws.
It does seem like police overreacted when they used the pepper spray and threw the pregnant woman against a car (hmm, reminds me of a certain incident involving a police officer and a pregnant woman in Charlottesville.) But if you read the Waynesboro News-Virginian article, it sounds like this wasn't the peaceful candlelight vigil that you might assume from the Hook's blurb. When you stand in the middle of a parking lot and block traffic, refuse to move, and then curse at and assault police officers, I'm not going to be sympathetic when they respond by arresting you, regardless of the cause. And that's not much of a way to remember your friend, either.
I feel bad for the family's loss, but who kicks a cop? kicks the windows out of cop cars? really? trashy trash trash. loss or not, the kids are out of control.
Hey Surly: there was no permit issued. That was the reason for the unlawful assembly charge.
I agree with 'Nancy Drew.' This is (excuse the expression) massive overkill!
I do like the idea of a 'teen counselor.' I realize that there are times when teens, or any other group for that matter, can get out of hand. But why is this not considered 'profiling?' If all the kids/people in a particular congregation were Black, Female, Seniors, Jewish, this would be profiling.
Not every single 'large group' is to be feared! *We* really are getting to be quite a group ourselves...Half the people are apathetic and the other half paranoid!
90mph chases to catch an 18 year old graffiti spray painter in Staunton, and now this- next time there is an opening in the police department; I suggest they hire a teen counselor to handle these events. Clearly, this was not the right response for this situation.
When a permit to assemble is issued, an officer should be assigned to be present at the assembly to provide guidance and control as needed. Such policy would be less expensive than fifteen cops on overtime, smashed out windows, arrest procedures, et cetera. Also could provide much needed advice to narcissistic twits who dial nine-one-one at every inconvenience...
Police? Nope! Gestapo? Yup! Himmlers Henchmen. I feel safe. Were thier Swastikas clean? Gun boots polished? I feel safe. Inmates running the Asylum. Safety in numbers people. In god we trust is on the American dollar."Let us rise to a standard to which the wise and honest can repair." George Washington. Hes on the dollar
M, right or wrong, what's the end result here?
I can tell you. Just a few thousand more people who have lost all respect whatsoever for law enforcement. How do I arrive at a "few thousand more" you might ask. The people that were there, the parents of the people who were there and the friends of people who were there.
And M, there is a big difference in the Charlottesville case where a pregnant girl was manhandled and thrown to the ground. While she was indeed pregnant, she was also thrown in jail overnight for yelling at the cop to "Slow The **** Down!" after the cop almost ran over them.
I wonder if the 18 year old guy (who was arrested for kicking out cop car window and other crimes) will also be prosecuted for statutory rape. Apparently the 15 year old pregnant girl is his girlfriend.
Officer present for such an event, would seem self evident.
OH wait , responding to you Booo got me to thinking my statement looks as if a women must have reared a child to be a good COP or have that way with kids I mentioned . NOT so as if you stick around enough you will hear me speak of two of the greatest cops I know ONE MALE AND ONE Female . As I read back the Female cop I am referring to that has a heck of a way with children and young adults in stressful situations has NO CHILDREN so it just must be a born instinct with Women to have the knack I am trying to describe with young folks .
I also needed to correct that becasue she reads the Hook LMAO .
So how many people were gathered in Staunton? 10,100,1000?
Keep in mind that sort of thing is progress for Staunton. This is a town so conservative that, up until recently, the names and addresses of traffic stop suspects were posted in the local newspaper. Not even convictions- SUSPECTS!
(No, I'm not one of them) :>
Maybe Andy and Barney need more training and less of Aunt Bea's apple pie!!!!!!!!!!!
I must be mistaking I thought private citizens had the right to hang out in the park . SO I got this straight .
Kids who are harassed by PANZY COPS fight back = BAD KIDS
Cops that are entrusted to protect our children use brute force , guns , pepper spray and batons on children while stomping on the US CONSTITUTION = GOOD COPS
makes perfect sense in a POLICE STATE
I know a couple of Female cop's that would have taken this situation under control without ever raising her voice . They would have walked away gaining respect instead of another 1000 or so COP HATERS .
Find a good Mother whom also rightly and respectfully wears a LE badge and you will see they posses something the police academy is unable to instill in the average Gestapo cop .
Actually "hidingunderafakename" sometimes female cops feel that because they are female, they have more to prove than their male counterparts. They can be more unsympathetic and unreasonable for that reason. They don't want to be viewed as weak, soft and vulnerable in a male dominated field, and especially when finding themselves going up against troublmakers who may be sizing them up. They may not engage in the brute force that their male counterparts can engage in, but being a female LE officer does not automatically equal better.
Just my two cents.
To "Confused Easily"
Click on 'most recent incident' in Hawes' article, above and you will see the following:
"Organizers obtained verbal permission for the vigil, but city officials did not expect so many people to show up, said Chris Tuttle, director of Parks and Recreation.
ââ?¬Å?If you're having an event in the park system that's basically open to the public, you need to have an activiy permit," Tuttle said. ââ?¬Å?They had permission, that's correct, because I said, ââ?¬Ë?Sure, your family can do that.' I was under the assumption that it was friends and family, not that big of a gathering.""
So, which one of us is 'easily confused?'
disregard previous comment,m I mis-read the article
I am listening and yes that does happen . As with everything else it represents a very small sliver of the PIE .
It is my personal experience and opinion that Female Cops are more approachable especially with children and young adult's and have outstanding skills when it comes to conflict resolution . I am not saying there are not Male cops with the same abilities but that it has been my experience Female Cops just as with Mothers seem to have a "way" with kids if you will .
Just my life experience with the subject .
Let's see- would asembling a swing set be an unlawful assembly if you didn't have th right tools?


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