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Anyone looking for a small Chicago suburb will find Richton Park to be the ideal place to settle down. With its proximity to the city and historic past, this village is a close-knit community that welcomes everyone.
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Richton Park was built on what was once a very busy trade area. European settlers arrived to take advantage of trading and farming opportunities. The area was originally crossed by the Sauk Trail, a long Native American trade route that ran from the Mississippi River to Ottowa, Canada. The Illinois Central Railroad crossed a section of the trail, creating a business hub where Richton Park was formed.
Richton Park was officially incorporated and given its name in 1926, but the village remained quite small until the late 1960s. Sprawl from Chicago's nearby suburbs pushed its way into Richton Park and the population steadily grew. As more residents moved in, diversity within the community increased.
The village has come a very long way from its beginnings as a small trading town. It has blossomed into a successful suburb in the Chicago area that is home to 13,705 residents. With recent developments such as access to nearby highways, public transportation and increased construction, Richton Park has become a desirable area to call home.
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Richton Park is located conveniently close to nearby Prairie State College, a community institution. The school offers students the opportunity to obtain a professional certificate or two-year degree. Prairie State College traces its roots back to 1957, and has grown substantially since that time. Also nearby is Governors State University. With a variety of undergraduate and graduate degree programs to choose from, most students will find a subject that suits their skills and interests. To make attending class easier on students, the school offers flexible courses and schedules some classes in the evenings, over the weekends and online.
Richton Park residents find employment all over Cook County. Some of the county's top employers include Advocate Health Care, AT&T, Walgreens, the University of Chicago, JPMorgan Chase and United Continental Holdings.
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In an article from Forbes.com, May 27, 2011, Zack O'Malley Greenburg writes that a little over a year ago, fund provider Direxion launched an ETF (Exhange Traded Fund) called the Daily Semiconductor Bull 3x Shares. Its aim was to triple the performance of the PHLX Semiconductor Sector Index. Not as simple a task as it seems, apparently: Over the next seven months the index rose 5%, while the Direxion fund returned -6.25%.
Maybe investors should have heeded Direxion's own disclaimer: "There is no guarantee the fund will meet its stated investment objective."
This is the way of things in the world of ETFs, writes Greenburg, where offerings have exploded in recent years. Nearly 900 ETFs have been launched over the past five years, leading to a preponderance of funds that straddle the line from obscure to downright bizarre. Among them are leveraged ETFs like the aforementioned semiconductor fund that seek to double or triple the performance of sectors–and don't always succeed. Examples range from the ProShares Ultra KBW Regional Banking ETF, to the Direxion Daily Agribusiness Bear 3x Shares ETF, which trades under ticker symbol COWS. There is also a smattering of international offerings, which comprised half of all new S&P-based index funds launched last year. Market Vectors parent Van Eck recently announced plans to launch a Mongolia ETF.
Forbes.com writes that there are a few ETFs so outrageous that they've already been shut down–for example, the HealthShares Dermatology and Wound Care ETF, shuttered in 2008 due to lack of demand. Others, like the PowerShares Dynamic Brand Name Products Portfolio and the PowerShares Autonomic Allocation Research Affiliates Portfolio, never even made it past the planning stages.
We are reminded that many obscure ETFs like Direxion's leveraged semiconductor fund can be hazardous to investors who aren't careful. These leveraged funds are designed for day-traders and backed by derivatives. Though providers warn that these funds are not meant to be held as long-term assets, many investors miss the fine print.
The Forbes.com article says that the SEC launched a review of all funds last March, deferring applications for "actively managed and leveraged ETFs that particularly rely on swaps and other derivative instruments to achieve their investment objectives" in the meantime. There has been a lot of concern generally about derivatives in the last few years, and specifically in our division about the use of derivatives by investment companies, including ETFs," says Elizabeth Osterman, head of the exemptive applications office of SEC's Division of Investment Management. "Our decision to defer the review of exemptive applications for derivatives-based ETFs reflects concerns about whether granting exemptive relief for those funds would be consistent with required regulatory standards in light of those concerns."
Greenburg goes on to say that the SEC hasn't yet resumed allowing providers to launch new leveraged ETFs, but it hasn't banned existing products or disallowed existing issuers from creating new ones. The three leading providers of such funds–Direxion, Rydex and ProShares–now have something of a lock on leveraged ETFs. And no matter how outlandish their products may sound, they continue to be popular.
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SUNDAY, Nov. 11 (HealthDay News) -- People who earn $35,000 or less a year may have better outcomes after knee replacement surgery than those who make more money, U.S. researchers say.
The study finding is based on data from patients who had knee replacements at the Mayo Clinic over the past few decades. The researchers found that lower-income patients reported less pain and better knee function at their two-year checkups than higher-income patients.
The finding "runs counter to what many might have expected to see. We need to work to understand it further," study author Dr. David Lewallen, an orthopedic surgeon at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., said in a Mayo news release.
However, this finding can begin to help doctors figure out why some patients do better than others after knee surgery, Lewallen explained.
One possible explanation is that many lower-income patients delay the surgery as long as possible. This means that their knees tend to be in worse condition when they receive a knee replacement and their feeling of improvement after the procedure is more dramatic, Lewallen suggested.
"This is one small piece of a very large puzzle in understanding patient outcomes following a well-defined surgery that we know is very effective for most," he said.
The study was scheduled for presentation Saturday at the annual meeting of the American College of Rheumatology in Washington, D.C.
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SAN FRANCISCO The California Supreme Court on Thursday scaled back a 33-year-old precedent that provides constitutional protection for free speech at shopping centers. But at the same time the court bolstered California's statutory protection for labor unions that picket directly in front of store entrances.
As a practical matter, that means that unions will still be able to picket outside stores, though other speakers like signature gatherers and religious groups can be kept away.
Thursday's decision in Ralphs Grocery v. United Food and Commercial Workers Union Local 8 conflicts with a 2004 D.C. Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals ruling that said California's Moscone Act, which prevents courts from enjoining peaceful picketing, unconstitutionally elevated labor union speech above ordinary speech.
But Justice Joyce Kennard, writing for a 6-1 majority, said the D.C. Circuit's rationale wasn't persuasive, possibly setting the stage for a U.S. Supreme Court showdown.
"Neither the Moscone Act nor [Labor Code] §1138.1 restricts speech," Kennard wrote, "and the speech at issue here occurred on private property that is not a public forum for purposes of the federal Constitution's free speech guarantee."
Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye and Justice Goodwin Liu issued dueling concurrences over the breadth of the Moscone Act protections, while Justice Ming Chin dissented, saying the D.C. Circuit had it right.
"Today's opinion places California on a collision course with the federal courts," Chin wrote. "To discriminate in this way based on the content of the speech, or who the speaker is, raises serious constitutional questions."
The California Supreme Court held in 1979's Robins v. Pruneyard Shopping Center that the common areas in a large shopping center are a public forum, with speech subject only to reasonable time, place and manner restrictions. The ruling has been controversial, and the intermediate appellate courts have narrowed it over the past decade by excluding store entrances and "apron" areas from the holding. Three Supreme Court justices fell one vote short of overruling Pruneyard altogether five years ago.
The shopping center at issue in Thursday's decision is the College Square development in Sacramento. It opened July 25, 2007, and that very day a handful of union representatives began picketing the Foods Co. store operated by Ralphs. In January 2008 Ralphs tried to lay down ground rules on picketing, purporting to prohibit speech within 20 feet of the store entrance, the handing out of fliers, and banning all picketing for a week before certain holidays. The union generally did not follow Ralphs rules. Police declined to intervene without a court order.
The Third District Court of Appeal ruled that the sidewalk immediately in front of the Foods Co. entrance was not a public forum, and that the Moscone Act is unconstitutional.
On Thursday the California Supreme Court agreed that the areas in front of stores should be off limits to most public speech.
"Soliciting signatures on initiative petitions, distributing handbills, and similar expressive activities pose a significantly greater risk of interfering with normal business operations when those activities are conducted in close proximity to the entrances and exits of individual stores rather than in the less heavily trafficked and more congenial common areas," Kennard wrote. "Therefore, within a shopping center or mall, the areas outside individual stores' customer entrances and exits, at least as typically configured and furnished, are not public forums under this court's decision in Pruneyard."
As for the Moscone Act, the D.C. Circuit actually had asked the California Supreme Court to decide the issue in 2003, but the Supreme Court declined, and the D.C. Circuit went on to rule that union organizers had no right to distribute leaflets in a grocer's parking lot.
But Kennard wrote that the D.C. Circuit erred by looking to U.S. Supreme Court decisions that restricted speech, whereas the Moscone Act allows more speech. And those decisions involved public forums subject to constitutional protections, Kennard wrote, not private property. Finally, she wrote, the Moscone Act is animated by the state's interest in promoting collective bargaining to resolve labor disputes not disagreement with somebody's speech.
Although six justices signed Kennard's opinion, three of them clearly wanted to set solid boundaries around the Moscone Act protections. Chief Justice Cantil-Sakauye, joined by Justices Marvin Baxter and Carol Corrigan, wrote separately to say that any interference with business operations including threats of violence or even large picket signs would not be protected by the law.
"Labor must abide by the owner's rules and policies to the extent required to prevent unlawful interference with the business, despite the fact that the limits imposed by the owner may reduce labor's ability to communicate its message," Cantil-Sakauye wrote. "Otherwise, the conduct will exceed the rights codified in the Moscone Act."
In his own concurrence, Justice Liu said he's "not sure what to make of this passage."
"A business can certainly adopt whatever restrictions it deems best for its own interests," he wrote. "But I do not see how 'rules and policies' adopted by a business owner carry any weight in resolving what activities are 'lawful' under the Moscone Act, beyond the weight of the evidence introduced by the business owner to demonstrate an unlawful interference with the business."
Liu, whose concurrence was joined by Justice Kathryn Mickle Werdegar, pointed out that restrictions on speech like prohibiting harassing speech, for example are common in the workplace.
Morrison & Foerster senior of counsel Miriam Vogel, a former appellate justice who argued the case for Ralphs Grocery, said the decision is "a great victory for retailers as far as putting another nail in the Pruneyard coffin." The "fiction" of the shopping center as a place to learn about issues of public interest went out with the Internet and the 20th century, she said.
But, she said, the court's rationale for upholding the Moscone Act that it enhances rather than restricts speech is mere semantics. "I don't think that ought to be the deciding factor," she said, adding that she's previously discussed with her client the idea of a petition to the U.S. Supreme Court and it's "a definite possibility."
Davis, Cowell & Bowe partner Richard McCracken, who represented the United Food and Commercial Workers Union, said he considered the ruling a win on both the Pruneyard line of cases and on the Moscone Act.
The limit on Pruneyard to common areas was already foretold by the intermediate appellate rulings, he said. In another sense, the Supreme Court actually extended the Pruneyard doctrine beyond a large shopping mall to a smaller cluster of stores based around a single large retailer, he said.
Meanwhile, McCracken said he was pleasantly surprised that the court expanded the reach of the Moscone Act to private spaces. "Labor activity has been divorced from Pruneyard," he said, which means the traditional time, place and manner restrictions would no longer apply.
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wow! ang dami! hindi masyadong halata na paborito mo ang Pan de manila. :D
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- tim said...
food trip n food trip talaga... hehehehe
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Hey! favorite ko yan.. love Pan de manila's stuffs :)
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- Arlne said...
Hmmm i won't stop eating til i can taste them all. :)
am a bread lover so i could eat bread even after eating a meal. For some they think am matakaw. hahaha
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i love pandesal from pan de manila! added you na mommy yami
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mom jaz bought mango jam of pan de manila and we love it, sunday palang half na agad
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Great for bread lover like me!!Naku!!I'll bring my hot coffee here and have a sip while looking at those heavenly breads from Pan de Manila!!^_^
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sarap nyan lalo na in this weather tapos sasamahan ng kahit anong soup na mainit :D
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Frank laughs through his tears. Drugs and booze have taken a toll. He's divorced, depressed, and estranged from his daughter Lisa. He was "unreliable and emotionally unavailable" for years. The Brooklyn-born Sicilian's one-liners are direct and honest.
Weighing 287 pounds, Frank has Hepatitis C, constant fatigue, aches and pains, and no sex drive. He takes a "fistful of pills" and drinks espresso all day. Clean and sober, he still needs help.
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Hearing Frank's story, Ryland Engelhart, a server at Café Gratitude, asks, "What if you allow us to be your transformative cheerleaders?" Ryland, Conor Gaffney and Cary Mosier agree to guide Frank through a program of vegan meals, affirmations, coaching, exercise, checkups and body therapies.
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After the first glass of wheatgrass juice, "even motor oil would taste good," he gasps. Matthew Engelhart, owner of the café, meets with Frank. "Practice being fulfilled now," Matthew advises. "You create being fulfilled or not. It's a moment-to-moment choice."
Raw food is living food – vegetables, fruits, nuts and seeds not heated above certain temperatures. This preserves enzymes and nutritional value. Frank begins to enjoy vegan enchiladas and salads.
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UNION — After leading the Union County girls basketball team to a Region AAA-III Championship this season, Kristin Giles, CeCe Moorman and Mariana Eison were selected to the All-Conference team.
Giles, a senior guard, averaged 17 points, 4 steals and 5 assists per game. She eclipsed 1,000 career scoring points midway through the season and was also named All-State.
"I was really surprised to receive both, I expected one or the other," said Giles. "It means a lot to me, especially getting All-State because that's what seniors work for at the end."
Union County Head Coach Angela Burke wasn't surprised to learn that her standout guard had received both honors.
"K.G.'s had an impressive year," said Burke. "It was a tremendous accomplishment for her to score over 1,000 points and there is not a doubt in my mind CeCe and Mari will follow in her footsteps."
This year, Moorman, a sophomore post player, averaged 13 points 12.4 rebounds and .6 blocks per game. She netted a career high 22 points against Chapman and she plans to elevate her game by working in the off-season.
"I'm going to work on shooting at the elbow more," she said. "I need to be able to get points outside the box. We're gonna miss our seniors next year, but I think we'll still be strong."
Eison, also a sophomore, played small forward for Union County and can handle the ball exceptionally well. She averaged 10 points with six rebounds per game and had a season high 19 points against Chapman.
"That night my shots were falling and that built up my confidence," Eison said. "I'm going to work on being more consistent with my shots and on being a great leader for my team. I learned this season that you have to give 100 percent for four quarters, you never give up. And I learned that hard work pays off. "
Giles plans to play basketball at the collegiate level although she isn't decided yet as to where she'll do it.
Burke said that Giles' leadership was invaluable to the Lady Jackets this year and that Giles will be an asset to whichever school she chooses.
"We're going to miss K.G. and the leadership she brought to the team. She will truly be missed," said Burke. "I feel confident our other two captains (Eison and Moorman) will continue to lead our team next year. Even though CeCe and Mari are sophomores, they both showed a lot of maturity as captains and they helped our team to a region title."
Burke added that Giles, Moorman and Eison have improved all season through hard work and determination.
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Department | MGMT | Course Number | 6354 | Section Number | 19073 |
Name of Course | Leadership & Organiz'l Change | ||||
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- be able to understand the importance of the application of ethical behavior in leadership situations.
- be able understand the characteristics of individuals and apply the appropriate leadership style to build, develop and lead an effective team.
- be able to explain, apply and interpret the situational leadership model.
- be able to discuss, synthesize and apply cross-functional approaches to organizational change issues and apply various change models
- be able to evaluate and make decisions with regard to leadership and change approaches through the use of case studies.
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Change Management Activities | 15% | ||
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Andrew J. DuBrin, Leadership: Research Findings, Practice, and Skills,6th ed., ISBN 9780547143965.
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Eugene Walker knows closing schools is inevitable, but the DeKalb County School Board member is spreading the message that high-achieving schools are to be saved.
The board heard a proposal earlier this month that called for the closing of 14 schools in massive redistricting effort that is designed to make the system more efficient and make more schools eligible for state funding.
Seven of the 12 elementary schools recommended to be closed are in Walker's district. The schools targeted for closure in the proposal by MGT America are Livsey, Medlock, Rock Chapel, Bob Mathis, Atherton, Glen Haven, Gresham Park, Sky Haven, Toney, Peachcrest, Wadsworth and Kittredge elementary schools, Avondale High School and Avondale Middle School.
"We're going to have to close schools, that's a given," Walker said. "But we ought not close the ones that are performing well."
Four of the 12 elementary schools on the list–Medlock, Atherton, Glen Haven and Gresham Park–failed to make AYP (Annual Yearly Progress) in 2010.
According to the proposal, which has two options, 27 schools in the county are at less than 75 percent occupancy and are not receiving state funding for some programs. Only two schools would be left at less than 75 percent occupancy in one scenario and one in the other.
The proposal would eliminate most of the 11,000 empty seats throughout the system. Also, the proposal calls for 12,000 to 16,100 students among the system's 99,000 student body attending new schools next year.
Of the 21 schools with enrollments of less than 450, one scenario would leave no school with fewer than 450 students and the other would leave three, according to the proposal.
"All of our schools are not broken," Walker said. "We need to keep the ones that are not broken intact and make sure they continue to do well. We've got to make a hard decision and I don't believe hat every schools needs tampering with."
Walker said he is in favor of keeping open Wadsworth, a magnet school.
"There are 160 students there and they are doing well," Walker said. "But there aren't enough students there to justify its existence. In my opinion, we need to find a way to fix Wadsworth to keep it open. We don't need to close it or consolidate it."
The proposal calls for the system to be redistricted into five super clusters.
A series of public workshops has been scheduled to help residents better understand the proposal and give them an opportunity to voice their opinions. The first two were scheduled for Jan. 18 at Miller Grove and Jan. 19 at Druid Hills Middle School. The remaining workshops are Jan. 20 at Chamblee High School, Jan. 25 at McNair High School, Jan. 26 at Bethune Middle School and Jan. 27 at Stone Mountain High School.
The superintendent will make a recommendation to the board on Feb. 7, then the board will hold public hearings on March 1 and March 3 before a final vote is taken on March 7.
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For the latest Boy. by Band of Outsiders campaign the quirky celeb-appreciating brand set its sites on Amy Adams as their latest face. Past label reps include Kirsten Dunst and Michelle Williams. The strawberry blond actress was shot by Creative Director Scott Sternberg at The Autry Museum in Glendale, California. In an array of chic laidback wares, Adams has fun with the Polaroid camera, boozing, doing flips and generally looking lovely. See more where this came from on bandofoutsiders.com.
Clockwise from left: Rosario Dawson, Lauren Remington-Platt, Amy Adams with Cartier CEO Emmanuel Perrin, Loree Rodkin and Jane Holzer and Evelyn and Leonard Lauder.
Although the Museum of Modern Art's annual Party in the Garden isn't till next week, Cartier got a jump start on the action by hosting a swanky dinner on the roof of their Fifth Avenue mansion last night. (Fun fact: One of the Cartier brothers actually acquired this choice piece of real estate when he traded the six floor mansion for an exquisite strand of pearls to a very appreciate client.) Amy Adams and Rosario Dawson lended some Hollywood star wattage to the affair, not that New York wasn't duly represented: Evelyn Lauder was there waving the flag for uptown society, and art worlders Jane Hozler, Chiara Clemente and Nicola Vassell enjoyed cocktails on the ground floor before taking the elevator to the specially constructed dinner tent. After two courses of fresh seafood, the evening's surprise performers were revealed behind a curtain: The Ghost of the Sabertooth Tiger, made up of Sean Lennon and his girlfriend Charlotte Kemp Muhl.
From left: Mila Kunis, Michelle Williams, and Amy Adams.
Mila Kunis: The timeless beauty put a modern twist on an Old Hollywood pulled-back hairstyle with soft sultry eyes and pinky nude lips that impeccably complemented her romantic lavender Elie Saab Haute Couture gown.
Michelle Williams: The starlet lit up the red carpet once again with her perfectly coiffed platinum pixie, flawless skin, and feathery lashes. Not to mention her to-die-for Chanel Haute Couture gown.
Amy Adams: The Fighter actress definitely won our vote for her soft glamorous waves, set with a deep side part, and shiny red pout that provided a vibrant contrast against her famous porcelain skin.
From left: Michelle Williams in Chanel Haute Couture, Amy Adams in L'Wren Scott, Cate Blanchett in Givenchy Couture and Melissa Leo in Marc Bouwer.
The long sleeves that predominated at the Golden Globes gave way to a youthful cap-length shape on some of the night's stars, incuding Michelle Williams, Amy Adams and Melissa Leo. Cate Blanchett showed off a boxier version.
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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced the 2009 Oscar nominees this morning. The ceremony will take place on February 22nd with host Hugh Jackman. Here is a whittled-down list of the (not-so-surprising) selections:
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