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Quote:I'm asking because, and please correct me if I'm wrong, most Satanists have sex with more than one person. Not at the same time, of course, since that would be kinky.
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The French Canadian TV5 sustainable tourism show Partir Autrement en Famille visited Eumelia and filmed for a week our organic farm and activities as well as the Laconia region.
During their stay they experienced a plethora of ecotourism and agrotourism activities and tasted local cuisine. The family of actress Guylaine Tremblay spent a week at Eumelia and experience life in our organic farm & guesthouse as well as a variety of agrotourim & ecotourim activities in our farm and the Laconia region.
The family version "Partir Autrement en Famille" of the very successful production of Ocean Television for Canadian television channel TV5 Partir Autrement filmed an hour long episode at Eumelia. The new seaon airs on TV5 on January 7th 2014 . Stay tuned for the episode on Eumelia and the Laconia Region!


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Egypt's Copts hostage to Muslim Brotherhood threats
Crackdown on Christians after warnings against U.S. brethren protesting Morsi visit
Coptic Christians were warned it they protested against Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi during his visit to the U.S., they would suffer, reports from Egypt said.
The speech is over, but the retaliation is happening anyway.
Egyptian human rights activist and journalist Wagih Yacoub says protests or not, the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt is acting on those threats.
"We've seen it today. People are going to the Sinai, shooting at Christian's shops. They're telling the people to leave their homes," Yacoub said. "It's especially because they are Christians."
"The Muslim Brotherhood people are going there to the Sinai and declaring that it is an Islamic state," Yacoub said.
Yacoub says reports of the threats were real.
"Morsi sent one of his representatives to threaten the church. The representatives told the Copts that there would be retaliation if there were protests against Mosi," Yacoub said.
"The Coptic Church issued a statement today urging the government to secure the Coptic churches and to stop the violence, but the government is doing nothing," Yacoub said.
"The Copts are being evicted from Rafa in Sinai and have been evicted from Basshur, and the government has done nothing at all," Yacoub said. "There is no security; they're not doing anything."
"Morsi is the executive, he has the control of the government after he took over the military, and he has the power in his hands. The government is now mostly run by the Muslim Brotherhood," Yacoub said. "He is worse than Mubarak and this is part of the plan of the Muslim Brotherhood."
Middle East Forum research fellow Raymond Ibrahim agrees with the reports of the threats. He says the threats indeed came from the president's office.
"This is the case. The threats are real; after all, they are being made by the moderate Islamist president himself and his cabinet – not the every-day radical on the streets," Ibrahim said.
"Morsi especially made his position clear when a few weeks ago, and contrary to his election-time promises to Copts, he hired only one Copt – a woman – to his new cabinet, even though Copts argue that four representatives would be a more appropriate number considering the size of the Christian population, which according to the Coptic church is 14 percent," Ibrahim said.
"The Muslim Brotherhood are masters at manipulating time, that is, implementing their vision incrementally," Ibrahim said.
An Egyptian citizen living in Cairo, who asked not to be named for security reasons confirmed, Ibrahim and Yacoub's reports.
"The newly elected Egyptian Islamist President Morsi, a member of the radical Muslim Brotherhood, has directly threatened the Coptic Church in Egypt to prevent U.S. Copts going out to protest against him in New York during his U.N. visit," the Cairo resident said.
"Human rights activist Magdi Khalil, director of Middle East Forum for Liberties, revealed the threats made by Morsi," WND was told. "Threats were exposed against the Egyptian church on the personal Facebook page of Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi."
"It was made in clear, unambigious terms the president would take retaliatory measures against the church if U.S. Copts participate in any demonstrations against him, or during his speech. Magdi Khalil described the threat as cheap blackmail and appealed to the masses of the Copts abroad not to succumb to this threat and blackmail," the Cairo resident said.
"Morsi's Facebook also said several Muslim organizations, in partnership with the Egyptian Embassy in America, plan to organize pro-Brotherhood demonstrations to welcome the Egyptian President and chant for him as though he came on the wings of the Egyptian revolution to implement their demands," WND was told.
The requests for a show of support for Morsi materialized. Morsi's Facebook page has a photo of a pro-Morsi demonstration. The written entry is translated as, "Lift your head up boss, Marina."
Yacoub says he expects the expulsions of Copts from their towns to continue. Ibrahim agrees.
"If anything, expect worse to come," Ibrahim said.
Former PLO terrorist turned peace activist Walid Shoebat puts it more bluntly.
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Logan's Run
Welcome to the 23rd century. In a world run by young people and governed by computers, utopia is the rule of thumb and living is pure pleasure. One catch....no one beyond 21 is allowed to live. Logan is a Sandman, a special force "cop" who terminates people who seek to live beyond their 21st birthday who are called runners. This is his story and the journey he takes as he suddenly turns 21. Joined by a young woman named Jessica, Logan must not only ...
Logan's World
This is a sequel to Logan's Run. It tells the story of dissident Sandmen who try to reestablish the order of the cities. They get their hands on Logan and Jessica and take their revenge on them, forcing Jessica to hit Logan with a black whip and other kinky exercises....
The Black Mask Boys
This book is a collection of short stories by the masters in the hard-boiled school of detective fiction taken from the pages of early pulp magazines of the 30s. Has early work of famous authors like Dashiell Hammett, Raymond Chandler, Carroll John Daly and Erle Stanley Gardner....


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Mason bees are typically metallic green or blue, but some species are blackish colored. Mason bees are easily recognized because, unlike most bees that carry pollen on their legs, they carry pollen on the underside of their abdomens. Generally mason bees are good pollinators of blooming fruit trees, such as apple (Malus domestica), apricot (Prunus armeniaca), peach (Prunus persica), plum (Prunus spp.), cherry (Prunus spp.), and pear (Pyrus spp.). They also pollinate strawberry (Fragaria spp.), raspberry (Rubus spp.), blackberry (Rubus spp.), cranberry (Vaccinium spp.), and blueberry (Vaccinium spp.).


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When I was a young programmer, there existed a group of people known as Operators.... They were responsible for keeping the OS updated, Monitoring the system for errors, printing
Subfiles are specified in DDS for a display file to allow you to handle multiple records, same type on the display. A subfile is a group of records read/written to a display.
This section provides introductory, conceptual, and guidance information about how to use OS/400 application programming interfaces (APIs) with your application programs.
Many examples/tips to make programming on the IBM system i much more enjoyable. These tips written in RPGLE, SQLRPGLE, CLLE are free to use and modify as see fit.
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Today, The Sun can refer with pride to "Baltimore's venerable landmark Bromo Seltzer Tower," but it wasn't always so. As recently as 1971, the city of Baltimore saw the tower as an eyesore destined for demolition.
Why does the tower still stand? For that you can thank historic preservation, the National Register and the Maryland Historical Trust, which stood up for the tower's preservation to former Mayor William Donald Schaefer. (Years later, of course, Schaefer too became an avid preservationist.)
Policymakers would be wise to consider John Kenneth Galbraith's 1980 statement: "The preservation movement has one great curiosity. There is never retrospective controversy or regret. Preservationists are the only people in the world who are invariably confirmed in their wisdom after the fact."
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Frank Horwill
- These articles were first published many year's ago and whilst some are as relevant today as they were when new, many are now mostly of historical interest as modern research and coaching methods have superseded them.
Some Observations
By Frank Horwill
Some 31 years as a coach to 38 junior and senior GB internationals (including five sub-four-minute milers) has led me to some conclusions:
Strength related to injury
Various types of knee trouble are invariably associated with weak quadriceps. Hamstrings injuries occur most where the hamstring is not 60 per cent as strong as the quadriceps. Lower-back trouble is associated with weak abdominals.
Method of maximum strength gain
Over the years I have experimented with different methods; the one that gave the best results is called muscle-fatigue saturation. The athlete does one exercise a day to maximum with one minute recovery after each. For example: first effort, 60 press ups; second effort, 30 press ups; third effort, 15 press ups. Usually, the initial effort is halved pro rata due to fatigue. The following day the procedure is repeated with another muscle group, eg, abdominals. Seven exercises are done this way in a week. Strength gains have been 60 per cent more than those gained by orthodox circuit training.
Nutrition and performance
Prokop (formerly East Germany) et al, observe that runners require three times the RDA for vitamins and minerals. One obvious reason for this is the minerals lost through sweat and the burning of calories. A BMC questionnaire to 600 members revealed a 40 per cent incidence of professionally diagnosed anaemia in female runners and 10 per cent in males. It is known that 1,000mg of vitamin C taken daily for seven days before competition releases three different hormones which makes one feel good, lowers blood pressure and pushes back the pain barrier - not without advantages for competition. One of my athletes was a surprise winner of the National Cross-Country following this procedure 11 years ago! He also trained severely for the race.
There is good evidence that vitamin E supplement before and during time spent at altitude improves the V02 max about 7 per cent more than usual. It does not do the same at sea-level.
A meal-in-a-cup (Build Up, Complan) is recommended three hours before competition if an athlete is in doubt about what to eat. This contains half-a-pint of milk for mixing (or water if an allergy exists), 328 calories, 18g protein, 38g carbohydrate, 11.5g fat, vitamins and minerals to about 50 per cent of the RDA needs. It is questionable whether coffee can be classed as a nutrient; however, research has shown that strong black coffee taken one hour before a 1,500m race or a sprint does bring about marginal improvements. It also causes marathoners to burn fat preferentially and save valuable glycogen until later. It should not be used if the temperature is above 70 degrees F.
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Experience Living History at the Penske Racing Museum
November 11, 2009
Located among the premium Penske Automotive Group car dealerships in the Scottsdale 101 Auto Collection, the museum is open to the public, free of charge, and it showcases an amazing collection of cars, trophies, and racing memorabilia that chronicles one of the most successful dynasties in all of sports.
Many of the actual race cars that produced signature wins for Penske Racing over the years are on display. Museum-goers can learn about the history of each amazing machine while appreciating the tradition of excellence established by the organization that has generated more than 300 race victories, 350 pole positions and 22 national championships in over 35 years of competition.
Upon entering the museum, visitors will be greeted by the Miller Lite Dodge stock car that Rusty Wallace raced to his 37th and final victory with the team in 2004 alongside the Indy car that became the first machine to qualify with a lap of over 200 mph lap when Tom Sneva reached the milestone for Penske Racing in 1977.
"Right there you can see two completely different disciplines from two different eras of racing but both are incredible cars for what they accomplished," said Pat Hozza, the museum's curator, who also works on the Team Penske IndyCar Series squad during the season.
At the 9,000-square-foot, two-story museum, 20 of the most prestigious cars in the storied history of Penske Racing are on display. "We really try to maximize the space within the museum to try and put more cars on display," said Hozza. "And we're always trying to rotate in different cars."
Each vehicle has an accompanying plaque that provides detailed information on the car and an overview of its history and place in Penske Racing lore. Memorabilia and some of the prestigious trophies won by Penske Racing teams are featured are featured on the second floor of the museum, along with the Turn 4 Café. The current Penske Racing drivers are also honored at the museum with huge banners displaying their likenesses.
With a record 15 victories at the Indianapolis 500, Penske Racing hosts 12 of the winning cars at the museum. Also on display is the Pontiac Catalina like the one Roger Penske drove to victory in the NASCAR race at Riverside, Calif. in 1963.
It's difficult to pinpoint which one of the cars is most popular with guests at the museum. While some can't wait to see the famous "spin-and-win" car driven by Danny Sullivan to victory in the 1985 Indy 500, others love the 1972 Hurst/Olds Cutlass Indy 500 pace car.
"The Catalina is a big fan favorite, but so many people like the 'spin-and-win' car or the '200-miles-per-hour' car," said Hozza. "Then we have the 1973 IROC Porsche that Mark Donohue drove and that's pretty popular with sports car enthusiasts."
There's something for every race fan at the Penske Racing Museum, which is open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 12 to 5 p.m. on Sundays. Since it was first opened in November of 2002, admission to the museum has always been free.
Located just about an hour from Phoenix International Raceway, the museum is a must-see for fans coming to town for this week's NASCAR races. The facility also hosts events and can provide catering. For more information, visit penskeracingmuseum.com or call 480-538-4444.


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Governor Tomblin, Congressional Delegation Celebrate West Virginia's 150th Birthday
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Gov. Tomblin officially kicks-off the Sesquicentennial Ceremony with a bell ringing.
CHARLESTON, W.Va. - Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin joined thousands of West Virginians in celebration West Virginia's 150th birthday. At 1:50 p.m., June 20, 2013, on the steps of the State Capitol, Gov. Tomblin and members of the West Virginian National Guard rang a bell 35 times signifying West Virginia's status as our nation's 35th state.
"It's a great day to be a West Virginian. 150 years ago, the American experiment was in grave danger as the War Between the States raged on. Out of the darkest chapter of our nation's history, came a light- the great State of West Virginia was born," Gov. Tomblin said. "There is no place like West Virginia. We have a unique spirit, friendly people who are faithful to our American values, and we love our home. It deserves to be celebrated as our state turns 150 years old."
Members of the West Virginia Congressional Delegation were working in Washington D.C. and celebrated the state's birthday.
"Today we celebrate 150 years of everything that makes West Virginia so special. The necessary division and abiding unity that led to our founding. Tough times and shining moments. Beauty and ruggedness. Compassion and grit. Coarse hands and giving hearts. Each story tells of challenges that have bound us together and successes that we'll never forget," Sen. Jay Rockefeller said. "Today I'm joining with West Virginians everywhere-her native and adopted sons and daughters, near and far-in celebrating this moment. Happy birthday to West Virginia, my forever home."
"Born out of the turmoil of the Civil War 150 years ago, West Virginia was founded by brave patriots who were willing to make the ultimate sacrifice, risking their lives and fortunes, in a united pursuit of justice and freedom for all," Senator Joe Manchin said. "I've always said that the best steel comes from the hottest fire, and the fires of the Civil War transformed West Virginia into a strong, resilient state. It is an honor to be a part of history as all West Virginians join together to celebrate a century and a half of our great state's rich culture and strong traditions."
"At the ripe old age of a century and a half, a new dawn is breaking in West Virginia," said. Rep. Nick J. Rahall. "We have harnessed positive change while holding on to much that makes West Virginia unique, enabling us to attract new and promising ventures while retaining a rich heritage and great quality of life among the blessings of our natural surroundings. This may be our 150th year, but West Virginia is still Wild and even more Wonderful than ever before. Congratulations West Virginia."
"From its rich history to its beautiful mountains, I am proud to call West Virginia home," said Rep. Shelley Moore Capito. "One hundred and fifty years ago, West Virginia became the only state in the Union to acquire its sovereignty by proclamation of the President of the United States. Since then, West Virginia's country roads have provided the men and women who have traveled them with a sense of comfort and pride. As we celebrate and honor the strong heritage of the Mountain State, we also look forward to its even brighter future."
"I'm a proud seventh generation West Virginian and I'm honored to serve the state which I love," said Rep. David McKinley. "Being a West Virginian comes with great honor, tradition and pride. In concert with the restored state of Virginia, President Lincoln, on April 20, 1863, proclaimed that West Virginia would be admitted to the United States as a separate state. Sixty days later On June 20, 1863, West Virginia became a member of the Union.....the only state created during the War Between the States. I join with West Virginians all over our great state in celebrating this historic birthday. Every year, millions of people travel the country roads of our great state and view the beautiful, scenic mountains to the Shenandoah River and everything in between. I hope everyone enjoys this time honored tradition of West Virginia Day and celebrates our wild and wonderful mountain home."
Celebratory events continue at the State Capitol through Sunday, June 23, 2013. For a complete list of events at the birthday celebration, and across the state, visit www.wv150.com.
Photo courtesy of the Governor's Office
Roger Spencer, the photographer whose photograph is featured on the West Virginia Statehood Stamp, shakes hands with Gov. Tomblin following the unveiling of the West Virginia Statehood Stamp.
* All photographs are courtesy of the West Virginia State Archives
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When I play on my phone, due to being away from my computer for work, my sausage
fingers inadvertently touch the check mark for team chat and display my comments
publicly. Not only do I feel like an idiot when this happens, but it usually inhibits our
chances of a surprise attack, or other timely strategies that may be taking place.
So my question/suggestion is, can that particular check mark box not be placed in
another location so as not to be so close to the post message button?
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|Conservation and Development in Northern Thailand. Proceedings of a Programmatic Workshop on Agro-forestry and Highland-Lowland Interactive Systems, Held at Chiang Mai, Thailand, 13-17 November 1978 (UNU, 1980, 114 pages)
|Editorial note
|Programme on the use and management of natural resources
|Highland-lowland interactive systems in the humid tropics and subtropics: The need for a conceptual basis for an applied research programme
|Northern Thailand: The problem
|Research reports
|Implications of socio-economic, demographic. and cultural changes for regional development in northern Thailand
|Agricultural intensification and the role of forestry in northern Thailand
|Problems of land use and recent settlement in Thailand's highland-lowland transition zone
|Cartographie de la dynamique des paysages dans les hautes et basses terres du nord de la Thaïlande
|Mapping landscape dynamics in the highlands and lowlands of northern Thailand
|Climatological, pedological, and geomorphological processes in tropical mountain ecosystems
|Local climatological differences between highlands and lowlands in Thailand
|Land use and its relationship to agriculture in Pangsa, Chiang Rai: A case study
|Increasing farm production in the highlands of northern Thailand
|Research and training requirements
|Research and training in southeast Asia in relation to priority areas of the programme on the use and management of natural resources
|On the significance of the watershed management approach in studying highland-lowland interactive systems
|Review of current research on agriculture in the highlands of northern Thailand
|Subcommittee reports, plenary discussion, and recommendations
|Report by the subcommittee on documentation, training, and personnel
|Report by the subcommittee on mapping and cover-type data requirements
|Report by the subcommittee on climate, soil. and soil erosion data requirements
|Report by the subcommittee on socio-cultural, demographic, and economic aspects
|Plenary session
|Huai Thung Choa highland project
|The Huai Thung Choa highland project: Status and opportunities
|Workshop participants, observers, and staff
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June 16, 1869
Dec. 24, 1905
B. Robert Reeves married Pearl Bradley on 17 Dec 1893 in Limestone County, Texas. In the 1880 census of Limestone County, Robert was recorded living in the home of his parents W. J. (William J.) and Mary E. Reeves. This family was located in Tallapoosa, Alabama in the 1850 census prior to their appearance in Limestone County, Texas in the 1860 census. William J. and Mary E. Reeves both give Georgia as their places of birth, but at present, there is no further information regarding this Reeves' family's lineage.


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One Mod Chair, Five Ways
Verner Panton's S chair is one of those classic mod designs that looks great in a lot of different contexts. Made from plastic, it can be used either indoors or outside...
The S Chair, now known simply as the "Panton Chair," was designed in 1960. Made from molded plastic, it was the first cantilevered chair made from a single piece of material. The design is stackable, and it comes in a broad range of colors. The chair is produced by Vitra and sold for around $260 at DWR, Design Public, Zwello, and lots of other stores. There are also a few knock-offs floating around, including Bed, Bath & Beyond's S Chair for $140.
• 1 Desk Chair: Verner Panton's Private House at Binnengen
• 2 Dining Chair: Kim's One Room at a Time
• 3 Living Room Chair: Living Etc.
• 4 Patio Chair: Tierney Connor's Outdoor Room
• 5 Bedroom Nook Chair: Kelly's Craftsman Comfort
Photos: Verner Panton Archives, Kim Johnson, Living Etc., Tierney Connor, Gregory Han


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The Heat Is Online
Flash Flood Kills 12 People in Arkansas
Police say 12 confirmed dead in Arkansas floods
The Associated Press,
June 11, 2010
CADDO GAP, Ark. - Flash floods triggered by more than a half-foot of rain wiped away campsites along a pair of southwestern Arkansas rivers early Friday. State police said a dozen people were killed and several others were stranded.
The normally peaceful Caddo and Little Missouri rivers rose by 20 feet overnight, swamping hikers and campers spending the night in the remote and normally serene Ouachita Mountains. The area also includes second homes, hunting camps and U.S. Forest Service campgrounds.
"We don't know who was in there last night," State Police spokesman Bill Sadler said. "This is a very wide area."
Sadler said officials were moving in a refrigerated truck to set up a temporary morgue. Searchers were working along the Little Missouri River in Montgomery and Pike counties and the National Guard dispatched helicopters to help in the rescue.
Sadler said 12 people had been killed in the floods.
Gov. Mike Beebe, in Dumas for an economic develop announcement, said the deaths occurred about 5:30 a.m., when the water hit its peak. He said he did not plan to visit the site immediately.
"I don't want to get in the way," Beebe said. "There is an intense search-and-rescue attempt."
The Little Missouri west of Caddo Gap stood at 3 feet Thursday but after 7.6 inches of rain fell in the area overnight the level jumped to 23.5 feet by Friday morning. At 10 a.m. it had dropped to 11.5 feet.
The damage was centered around the Camp Albert Pike area, 75 miles west of Little Rock.
Rainfall totaled 7.6 inches at Glenwood, a weather reporting station about 20 miles from the scene, according to data from the National Weather Service at North Little Rock. Marty Trexler, a senior meteorologist, said heavy rain fell throughout the region before moving into northern Arkansas later Friday morning.
Copyright 2010 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.
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Car Review
2013 Honda Civic: Real World Review
We recently spent some time in the updated 2013 Honda Civic. After a lackluster redesign for 2012, the Civic was revised for the new model year. Changes were aimed at addressing several complaints, many of which involved the compact car's interior.
Nearly all our testers thought the changes corrected many of the 2012 Civic's deficiencies. Our Civic, a top-level EX model, included new stitching on the dashboard -- a luxurious touch. We also appreciated the brightwork around the car's vents, which looked better than last year's hard plastic.
Beyond the new interior surfaces, the latest Civic's climate controls were redesigned. The result is less cryptic than last year's model thanks to a screen that clearly displays the temperature and direction of air. Overall, the improvements are a big step toward returning the sedan to the top of the compact car class.
A Good Value?
Our test car didn't suffer from interior issues but rather from a steep price. The 2013 Honda Civic we drove was a top-end EX-L model with Honda's optional navigation system. Including destination, its base price was more than $24,500.
Of course, it featured a long list of equipment. Leather upholstery was standard, for example, as were heated front seats. But we couldn't help thinking most drivers would be better served with a Honda Accord Sport. The redesigned Accord is larger and offers most of the same equipment for about the same price -- a testament to the sedan's tremendous value. And fuel economy hardly suffers: The 190-horsepower Accord returns 34 miles per gallon on the highway, compared with the 140-hp Civic's 39 mpg.
Many shoppers may still lean toward the Civic for its longer list of features. But most of our testers found the navigation system outdated and difficult to use -- especially compared to the systems in many rivals, or even a smartphone. And the reversing camera's screen was small and, at times, unclear. That isn't true in the Accord, where the high-quality backup camera boasts a large, sharp screen.
Size Matters
We understand that many buyers don't need a car as large as the Accord. For those shoppers, we have no qualms in recommending Civic trim levels with a more reasonable base price. But we think it's hard to fathom spending nearly $25,000 on a Civic -- especially since we've sampled the navigation system and reversing camera that help it reach that figure.
We suggest buyers on this budget shop around, particularly if it means looking at larger cars.


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CSO Information & Announcements
Fall On-Campus Interviewing Program
Employment Opportunities
Fellowships & Scholarships
Job Fairs
The Career Services Office is pleased to announce that videos of our programming are now available to be viewed online. Most of our programming will be available on our website within 1-2 days of the original program date and will remain available for viewing for 2-3 weeks, due to limited server space. Program videotapes will still be available in our office. A password is required to view these programs. Please call our office at 312-906-5200 or email email@example.com for the username and password. To watch videos of our programming, go to the CSO's web page, click on the right hand navigation bar "For Students" and select "Watch Program Videos." Or, click here to be taken directly to the page.
Student interview schedules are now available on Symplicity. Click on the "OCI" tab and then on "Scheduled Interviews." Please remember to check back frequently as changes to room numbers, interviewers, and possibly even changes to your interview schedule itself may occur at any point in the process. We will not be sending out emails regarding such changes unless entire interview schedules are canceled. It is your responsibility to check on Symplicity.
It is very important that you arrive on time for each of your OCI interviews. The room location and the name of the interviewer(s) is included on your interview schedule. If an emergency arises and you are delayed or will not be able to make it to your interview, please call the CSO as soon as possible at 312-906-5200 or call Pascale Bishop at 312-906-5207.
If you receive callbacks/offers during the fall interview season, please report this to our office by sending an email to firstname.lastname@example.com every couple weeks or so. Please include from what source you obtained the interview/offer (OCI, resume collect, CCBA job fair, Loyola Patent Fair, etc.). We keep track of these in order to determine how students are doing and where our students end up working during the summer/after graduation. Also, if you have any concerns about how your interviews are progressing or questions about the interview process, please make an appointment to talk with a career counselor.
This panel will explore careers in the Federal Government, including summer and semester internship programs, permanent positions post-graduation, and how to navigate the hiring process when there are so many agencies and opportunities within agencies to explore. Gregory Gustin ('86) from the Department of Housing and Urban Development, Tom Kenney from the Environmental Protection Agency, Neelam Kundra ('06) from the National Labor Relations Board, and Russ Eisenstein ('08) from the Internal Revenue Service will be presenting. The program will be on Tuesday, September 1 at 12 noon in Room 170. This program is co-sponsored with the Environmental Law Society and Labor and Employment Law Society. Pizza will be available! For those unable to attend, the program will available for viewing on the Career Services Office videos page. The username and password to view videos online is available in the "Documents Library" in Symplicity.
Date: Tuesday, September 8, 2009
Time: 12:00pm (noon)
Place: 170
Come and learn about careers in legal aid, how to get involved and how to stand out in a tough economy from a panel of legal aid attorneys. Chicago-Kent Alums from organizations such as the Lawyers Committee for Better Housing, CARPLS and the Center for Disability and Elder Law will discuss their career paths and answer questions regarding student involvement. This program is co-sponsored by the Kent Justice Foundation. The program will take place at Noon in Room 170. Pizza will be available! For those unable to attend, the program will available for viewing on the Career Services Office videos page. The username and password to view videos online is available in the "Documents Library" in Symplicity.
Date: Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Time: 3:00pm
Location: 370
Interested in learning more about becoming a public defender? A panel of public defenders from the various governmental levels (county, state, etc.) and not-for-profit agencies will discuss their careers. Learn how to get involved now. The program will take place at 3:00pm in Room 370. For those unable to attend, the program will available for viewing on the Career Services Office videos page. The username and password to view videos online is available in the "Documents Library" in Symplicity.
At 3:00pm County, City, and Federal prosecutors will discuss their work, how students can become involved, and general hiring processes. Please read next week's Record for additional details.
The Career Services Office has planned a busy fall semester with many programs geared toward students interested in careers in a variety of legal practice settings, including government, public interest, small & mid-sized firms and alternative careers. In addition we are responding to the challenging economy with a number of networking programs, and are very excited to have Kimm Walton, author of "Guerilla Tactics for Getting the Legal Job Of Your Dreams" coming to Chicago-Kent on September 29. We are committed to serving the needs of all students at Chicago-Kent during this challenging economic time. All programs will be videotaped and available online for those unable to attend in person.
Information on all programs will be updated weekly in the Record, and dates are subject to change. Please check the Record to confirm dates and times.
Federal Government Career Weeks: August 26-September 8
Legal Aid & Criminal Defense Week: September 8-10
State, County, City & Prosecutors Week: September 13-19
Government Career Agency Expo (many government agencies of all types in attendance):
Small & Mid-sized Firm Week: September 21-25
Featured Program, All Students Invited and Encouraged to Attend:
Federal Government Program for 3L's:
Alternative Careers Weeks:
Additionally, we provide many services and resources year round, including:
We look forward to seeing you at many events throughout the year and hope you will take advantage of the resources we offer year-round.
Date: Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Time: 3:30pm
Location: The John Marshall Law School
315 S. Plymouth Court
Baim Courtroom
On September 1, 2009, the United States Army Court of Criminal Appeals will hear the case of U.S. v. Alston in Chicago. The arguments will be held at 3:30 p.m. in the Baim Courtroom at The John Marshall Law School. After the arguments, there will be a question and answer session conducted by the judges and attorneys followed by a reception. Law students are cordially invited to the argument, Q & A, and reception.
This is a rare opportunity for students in the Chicago area who are interested in the military as a career to hear a military appellate argument and meet JAG officers, both career and reserve, on a one-to-one basis.
Date: Thursday, September 10, 2009
Time: 4:30pm - 6:30pm
Place: Winston & Strawn, 35 W. Wacker, 47th Floor
The Hellenic Bar Association (HBA) invites you to its fifth annual Career Corner Program on Thursday, September 10, 2009 from 4:30pm - 6:30pm at Winston & Strawn. Beverages and hors d'oeuvres will be provided.
The HBA put this program together for the benefit of Greek American law students in the Chicago area. The focus is on career options. Part-time and summer job opportunities, as well as full-time positions for graduates will also be covered. The main goal is to give students an opportunity to speak with experienced attorneys, to ask questions and seek knowledgeable guidance.
The HBA has assembled a group of attorneys from large, small and solo practices, corporate law departments and government. The attorneys will represent varied practices; trial, transaction, civil, criminal and several specialties.
There will be some very brief opening remarks and information on specific subject areas and opportunities. The program will be less than 30 minutes of informal presentations and 90 minutes to socialize, network with attorneys and other law students.
Please RSVP by email by Friday September 4, 2009 to Peggy Hommes at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Date: Friday, September 18, 2009
Time: 5:30pm - 7:30pm
Place: John Marshall Law School
315 South Plymouth Court
The Cook County State's Attorney's Office is dedicated to diversity and making sure that all segments of the community are aware of the employment opportunities available. On Friday, September 18, 2009, the Cook County State's Attorney's Office is holding its 5th Annual Minority Law Students Reception. The evening will consist of a short program followed by a networking reception.
The event is being held at John Marshall Law School and will begin at 5:30pm. Registration for the event will begin at 5:15pm. Students are being asked to RSVP for this event by Monday September 7, 2009 to April Evans at 312-603-1871 or email@example.com. There is no charge to attend this event.
Date: September 24-26, 2009
The 2009 Conference of the National Latino/a Law Student Association, hosted by DePaul University College of Law, will be held September 24-26, 2009 in Chicago, Illinois. The Conference is designed to help mold the leaders of tomorrow into compassionate professionals who value community service. The theme, "La Fuerza del Cambio, La Esperanza del Futuro" (The Power of Change, The Hope of Tomorrow), illustrates the focus on making a positive difference in society both in and out of the courtroom. Recognition will also be given to the achievements of leaders who have worked to diversify the legal community and helped pave the way for young Latino lawyers.
The weekend will feature topical discussions and workshops to address legal issues affecting the Latino community. Panelists will offer strategies for succeeding both during and after law school. Also planned are networking events and opportunities to enjoy the city's cultural sights and vibrant nightlife. In addition, a community service event will give attendees a chance to make a positive contribution to a Chicago-based social services organization.
Conference registration is open through September 4, 2009. Participants may register online at www.law.depaul.edu/nllsa. If you have any questions, please contact the National Latino/a Law Student Association at 312-362-5145 or at firstname.lastname@example.com.
DePaul University College of Law and the International Human Rights Law Institute are hosting a workshop on International Humanitarian Law. The workshop will be held October 16 - 18, 2009 at 25 E. Jackson Blvd, Room 242 (Lewis), Chicago, Illinois and the deadline to apply is September 14, 2009.
Content: Legal professionals from the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), law professors, and international law practitioners will lead the workshop. A combination of lectures and hands-on exercises will give participants a deeper understanding of international humanitarian law (IHL), focusing on its application to combatants and civilians. Topics will include:
Eligibility: The workshop is available to full-and part-time law students who are attending a U.S. law school and who have successfully completed at least one year of study. Participants must attend all sessions of the program and will receive a Certificate of Completion.
Costs: The workshop and course materials are free for accepted applicants. Participants will be responsible for their own transportation, lodging, and food costs. Some meals may be provided by the program organizers or other program sponsors.
Application: Applications are available at www.chicagoredcross.org/lawandwar.
Registration is limited and competitive. Completed applications, including a statement of interest, must be received by IHRLI by email, fax or mail no later than Monday. September 14, 2009. For additional information, please contact:
International Human Rights Law Institute (IHRLI)
DePaul College of Law, 25 East Jackson Blvd., Chicago, IL 60604
Tel: 312.362.5919; Fax: 312.362.5923
Continuing on the success of last year's Change Your World campaign, K&L Gates LLP is reducing waste by minimizing printed recruiting materials and eliminating promotional items. The money saved will be donated to a worthy charity. Here's where you come in.
Visit www.klgates.com/changeyourworld, play the "Change Your World" trivia challenge, and decide which of three outstanding nonprofit organizations you want your score to count toward. If you are good enough, the organization you choose could receive the cash. Compete for your school, compete for personal glory, compete for a cause you believe in.
As a public service, NALP and ALI-ABA are pleased to offer Managing a Legal Career Transition in Tough Times — a 75-minute presentation by Marcia Pennington Shannon and Susan G. Manch of Shannon & Manch LLP, who generously donated their time and talent to this special project to assist lawyers and 3Ls who are currently seeking employment.
To watch the video, please click here.
The United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit will accept applications beginning September 8, 2009 for the position of staff law clerk for a two-year term starting August 2010. Applicants must have excellent academic credentials and possess superior analytical, research, and writing skills. Law review or moot court experience is preferred. To apply, on or after September 8, 2009, please submit a cover letter, resume, law school transcript, two unedited legal writing samples (any length), and two letters of recommendation to:
Michael Fridkin, Senior Staff Attorney
219 S. Dearborn St., Room 2650
Chicago, IL 60604
Application materials can also be submitted via e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com, preferably in .pdf format, on or after September 8, 2009. There is no application deadline. Positions are open until filled, typically by Thanksgiving each year.
Staff law clerks work in a highly collegial environment with recent law school graduates and lawyers coming from the nation's top law schools, as well as with more experienced supervisory attorneys. Staff law clerks learn a wide variety of substantive and practical lawyering and writing skills through discussions with the judges and other staff law clerks.
Staff law clerkships combine the intellectual rigor of a chambers clerkship with the benefits of working closely with all the judges of the Seventh Circuit, one of the most highly respected appeals courts in the country, on all phases of appellate litigation. Like traditional chambers clerks, the staff law clerks at the Seventh Circuit perfrom legal research, prepare bench memoranda and draft merits opinions on a broad spectrum of federal cases subject to oral argument at the Court.
In addition to receiving the type of work typical of chambers clerkships, staff law clerks work with all the judges of the entire Court rather than a single judge. They also assist the judges in resolving substantive motions that address complex questions of civil procedure or seek preliminary or emergency relief. Finally staff law clerks assist three-judge panels in weekly deliberative conferences on cases not subject to oral argument.
The Illinois Attorney General's Office is seeking law students to serve as externs/clerks, particularly in the criminal appeals, environmental and public interest divisions. For additional information and to apply, please click here.
For 3Ls: The Attorney General's Honors Program. Each fall, the Department hires law students for entry-level attorney positions following graduation through the Attorney General's Honors Program. Visit Entry-Level Attorneys (The Attorney General's Honors Program) for details.
For 2Ls: The Summer Law Intern Program (SLIP) is the Department's competitive recruitment program for compensated summer internships. The Department offers extensive legal internship programs to law students with challenging opportunities in Washington, D.C. and in cities across America for positions during the summer and throughout the academic year. Through Volunteer Legal Intern Recruitment, the Department selects approximately 1800 volunteer interns each year. Approximately 800 interns volunteer during the academic year, with approximately 1000 volunteer internships offered during the summer. These positions are without compensation but are highly sought after because of the responsibility and experience they offer. A significant number of volunteer internships are with the 94 U.S. Attorneys' Offices and the Department offices located in Washington D.C.. There are also opportunities with the 55 Immigration Courts (58 by the end of September 2008), the 95 U.S. Trustees' Offices and other Department field offices nationwide. Some volunteer internships generally qualify for course credit. Interested students can contact their law schools for specific requirements. There are a very limited number of paid part-time positions.
The applications period is currently open and closes on Tuesday, September 8, 2009, 11:00 p.m., Central Standard Time. Visit www.usdoj.gov/oarm for details.
There are several openings in the Circuit Court, Law Division, for the Fall 2009 externship program. The court is looking for 2L or 3L students who are interested in working with either a commercial calendar judge or a motion calendar judge. Responsibilities will include legal research, drafting bench memoranda, court observation, and drafting memorandum opinions and orders. Hours are flexible and will be worked our between the student and the judge he/she is assigned to.
Interested students should email their resumes to Jillian Snider, Law Clerk to Judge William D. Maddux at email@example.com.
Latham & Watkins is once again pleased to announce the Latham Diversity Scholars Program which will award a $10,000 non-renewable scholarship to each of four second-year law students for use during their third year of law school (2010-2011). Factors considered in choosing the Latham Diversity Scholars will include a candidate's:
Students will be asked to submit an application form, personal statement, resume and official or unofficial law school transcript by September 15, 2009. This scholarship is not contingent upon receiving or accepting an offer of employment at Latham. Rather, it is open to all law students in the hope that greater diversity among the attorneys at large law firms will benefit the entire profession. Recipients will be announced in the spring of 2010.
For an application form and additional information, please click here and go to the Diversity Scholars Program heading.
The National Association for Urban Debate Leagues (NAUDL), the national leadership organization of the urban debate movement, seeks to facilitate participation in organized debate activities for as many urban students as possible. Urban students of color and women with great creativity and potential for future careers in the law unfortunately face many challenges in learning the communication and academic skills they need to enter law school and start legal careers. To counter these challenges, many firms have turned to academic debate in urban schools as an effective mechanism to open a larger, more diverse pipeline of students who are interested in, and well-prepared for, law school and legal practice.
NAUDL is offering a pro bono public interest fellowship to 3Ls and recent law school graduates whose firms are deferring their start dates. Associates who are deferring their start dates can make a valuable contribution in the interim to the NAUDL and urban debate.
The Urban Debate Advocacy Fellow will provide legal advice and assistance to local Urban Debate Leagues (UDLs), run legal education seminars with UDL students, prepare submissions to federal and local governments on matters of public interest, and conduct other legal work, including drafting documents. The pro bono fellows will focus on legal research and writing, advocacy, non-profit governance issues, and policy development, and will be helping to bring debate to thousands of additional students nationwide. The length of the fellowship can vary with availability, ranging from several months to an entire year.
If interested in becoming an Urban Debate Advocacy Fellow, please contact Eric Tucker at the NAUDL at email@example.com or 312-427-0152.
The Career Services Office is compiling a list of resources for Recent Graduates dealing with law firm start date deferrals. The following organizations are accepting applications from deferred law firm associates (please contact the CSO for specific application instructions for each organization):
The Public Interest Law Initiative also has a number of helpful resources for those dealing with delayed law firm start dates. Please click here for more information. For those interested in opportunities both within the Chicago area as well as across the nation, organizations have been posting opportunities and positions for deferred associates on www.pslawnet.org (membership for Chicago-Kent students/alums is free; after signing in, click on "Search Opportunities").
Lexis/Nexis has announced the launch of its Associates Serving Public Interests Research (ASPIRE) Program. ASPIRE has been designed to provide complimentary access to LexisNexis services to 2009 law school graduates, in response to the increasing trend of deferring fall associates' start dates. Any 2009 graduate pursuing verifiable public service (non-profit or charitable) work is eligible for this program. This includes:
Complimentary Lexis/Nexis access will be provided throughout these graduates' public interest employment periods, up until September 2010 maximum. To join ASPIRE, please click here.
LexisNexis will also provide access to public interest and pro-bono opportunities through its Career Center for legal professionals. To access the Martindale-Hubbell Career Center, graduates may visit www.martindale.com/careercenter. Public interest organizations can post opportunities on the site free of charge. Please note that the following organizations are NOT accepting applications from deferred associates:
Please contact Susan DeCostanza if you have any questions regarding the opportunities listed above or other career plans.
Date: September 9, 2009
Time: 12:00 noon (Central Standard Time)
What: The Association of Pro Bono Counsel and NALP are pleased to announce a free national web-based training for attorneys who are beginning extended public service placements with legal aid and other nonprofit legal organizations. The training will provide an overview of the difference in law firm and nonprofit practice settings, insight on working with low-income clients, and background on the economic challenges presently being confronted by the public interest community.
Who: The training is designed for all attorneys taking temporary, extended public interest placements. While the training focuses particularly on practice in civil legal services organizations, the information is relevant to most public interest settings. A coalition of public interest leaders from the legal aid community and the private bar designed and will present this training.
Why: As a result of the current economy, many attorneys, especially newer attorneys, who expected to be in private practice are beginning extended placements in legal aid and other public interest organizations. This training aims to provide a bridge program for associates transitioning into a practice setting with which they may be unfamiliar. By providing this preliminary training, the hope is that the attorneys will be better prepared to engage in this unique opportunity to conribute to and lean about the public interest legal community.
When: This 2-hour program will be offered on September 9, 2009 at 12:00 noon Central Standard time.
Where: This trianing can be accessed from any computer and phone line. In many cities, organizers are planning a central location (bar association, law firm, etc.) so attorneys may participate in the training together. Following these sessions, a discussion on issues relevant to fellowships will follow the long-distance training. Attorneys are encouraged to attend the live session with their colleagues.
Register: If you are able to participate in this training, please click here to register.
Questions: If you have any questions or for more information, please contact Kelly Tautges at email@example.com or 312-554-8356.
The National Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) Bar Association is a national organization of LGBT judges, lawyers, law students and other legal professionals committed to promoting diversity within the legal profession. Each year, the LGBT Bar hosts the only national career fair and legal education conference (formerly known as Lavender Law) for LGBT law students. The LGBT Bar will host the 21st such conference on September 10-12, 2009 in Brooklyn, NY. The 2008 Career Fair featured 169 recruiters and over 590 students from across the country. Students interested in learning more about the conference should visit www.lgbtbar.org/annual.
P&G will host its Virtual Online Diversity Career Fair on October 1, 2009. Here you can learn about the opportunities available & how to apply to each. Have a question? Instant message one of the recruiters or join the group chat. This is your chance to experience P&G through the eyes of its employees, connecting not only via professional aspiration but through shared cultures as well. And do this all from the comfort of your home computer! No fees & no business attire required! REGISTRATION IS NOW
WHEN: Thursday, October 1st, 2009 / 10:00am – 6:00pm EST
HOW: Click this link to register: https://vts.inxpo.com/scripts/InXpo.nxp?LASCmd=AI:4;F:QS!10100&ShowKey=1728
The 2009-2010 Government Honors & Internship Handbook is now available. It may be accessed online or there is a printed copy available in our office. For the password information to the online edition, please log onto Symplicity, click on the "Documents" tab, and then click on "Document Library."
LexisNexis will also provide access to public interest and pro-bono opportunities through its Career Center for legal professionals. To access the Martindale-Hubbell Career Center, graduates may visit www.martindale.com/careercenter. Public interest organizations can post opportunities on the site free of charge.
Chicago-Kent students can access Policy Jobs (www.policyjobs.net), Political Jobs (www.politicaljobs.net), Human Rights Jobs (www.humanrightsjobs.com), Ethical Jobs (www.ethicaljobs.net), and Journalist Jobs (www.journalistjobs.net) by using the Login details that can be obtained through Symplicity. Please see the instructions in the entry directly below for details on how to acess password information via Symplicity. Please note that the passwords for these sites are case sensitive.
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Kent students and alumni now have an additional resource for their job searches. The BYU Intercollegiate Job Bank compiles entry level job postings from schools throughout the country. This resource will be especially useful for students and alumni conducting an out-of-town job search, but through this service you can also access the postings of other Illinois and Chicago area schools.
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The Chicago Daily Law Bulletin is now offering a free on-line Legal Employment Weekly e-blast of open jobs in the Chicago area. Every issue contains up-to-date job postings, an article and sign-up sheet from the Illinois Paralegal Association, and an Ask an Expert column. You can view each week's installment at http://jobs.lawbulletin.com/ELEW.pdf or you can sign up to receive the "E-LEW" in your own inbox. To receive the weekly email, go to http://jobs.lawbulletin.com and select the "E-LEW" tab at the top of the page. At the bottom of the page, click on the link and complete the resulting form.
In an effort to help you connect with a strong network of Chicago-Kent alumni, the Office of Alumni Relations and Office of Career Services are happy to announce a new Alumni Career Advisor Network.
Alumni from around the world are available to discuss issues such as practice trends, legal markets in specific geographic areas, and other career-related topics. This is an excellent opportunity to start building your personal network with Chicago-Kent alumni!
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PSLawNet is a premier resource for career-related information in legal and law-related public interest work. Students and alumni from over 170 law schools search our site every day to find internships, fellowships, pro bono opportunities, and jobs in public service. Chicago-Kent College of Law is a member school, therefore you have unlimited access to search the database for FREE. The PSLawNet website is filled with useful resources for public interest-minded law students and graduates, as well as those who may simply be exploring their options. Students can access PSLawNet here: PSLawNet home page. On the home page, click on "sign-up now" to create an account using your email address and your own password. List Chicago-Kent College of Law as your school.
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Chris Getz has 6 hits for Royals in 9-9, 10-innings tie with Cubs
SURPRISE, Ariz. – Chris Getz went 6 for 6, James Shields pitched five strong innings and a Kansas City Royals split squad and the Chicago Cubs played to a 9-9 tie in 10 innings Wednesday night.
Getz doubled, tripled and drove in two runs, raising his average to .450. Lorenzo Cain, Mike Moustakas, Salvador Perez and Alex Gordon homered for the Royals, who are 23-7-2.
Shields, who will start Monday against the Chicago White Sox on opening day, held the Cubs to three singles and two runs over five innings, walking one and striking out four while throwing 37 strikes in 57 pitches.
Cubs right-hander Scott Feldman gave up seven runs on 12 hits. Feldman, who is penciled in as the Cubs' No. 4 starter, has an 11.25 ERA in six spring training starts, allowing 25 runs and 38 hits, including seven home runs, in 19 innings.


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We technically "went over" the fiscal cliff at midnight yesterday, Rogers writes, and yet here we are today celebrating more extended tax cuts.
Is it really up to the Yahoo! CEO and expectant mother to show women how to rise to the top of the corporate world?
The basic message of the Congressional Budget Office's new budget outlook isn't really new, but it highlights the gap between the deficit and the laws we are making to pay for it.
Expect the candidates to get looser and looser about the "fiscally responsible" pieces of their policy proposals. Expect them to spell out only the goodies, not how they would pay for the goodies.
We're going to be talking a lot about deficits, debt and the federal budget in this election, which may be partisan politics, but will hopefully also get Americans thinking about what the government can do for them, and for how much.
The hypothesis that Wisconsinites are "persuadable" and "up for grabs" in the presidential election is a reasonable one, Rogers writes, but one should not take that characterization as suggesting they are easily swayed by superficial things.
The dreaded 'fiscal cliff' can work – if lawmakers strive to achieve the same amount of deficit reduction over a 10-year budget window as is implied by the current-law baseline except with economically smarter, better-timed spending cuts and revenue increases.
Mitt Romney presented what Rogers writes was a fair and responsible but unspecific tax plan in Wednesday's debate.
When it comes to tax reform, there is a lot of common ground, but still many differences, between Romney's approach and Obama's approach, Rogers writes.
Gov.-elect Gavin Newsom, FEMA Director Brock Long, President Trump, Paradise mayor Jody Jones and Gov. Jerry Brown tour the Skyway Villa Mobile Home and RV Park during Mr. Trump's visit of the Camp Fire, in Paradise, Calif., Nov. 17.
The Obama campaign has taken the recent analysis of Romney's proposed tax plan as an opportunity, creating an Obama 'tax calculator' where any household can plug in their own income level, marital status, and number of children, and compare what their tax burdens would be under Obama versus under Romney. But is it fair?
As it stands, Mitt Romney's tax reform proposal is a bad idea. But with a little tweaking, it could work.
Women may still feel pressure from society to have it all, to take care of everything. But choosing and prioritizing will lend greater value to the things that make us happiest.
Letting the Bush tax cuts expire wouldn't be a tax hike, as many are describing it. If policymakers want to reinstate the Bush tax cuts after they expire, they should be required to find a way to pay for them.
The latest United Nations report on inclusive wealth should be a warning to US economists. Their preoccupation with current and aggregate GDP as a measure of economic well being may be keeping us from achieving our nation's true wealth.
Our favorite mother and tax expert thinks it's a tad ironic that the authors of the health care legislation worked so hard to avoid the term "tax," yet taxing is one of the most appropriate things the government can do, and ultimately saved the act.
Current high school and early college textbooks don't adequately explain what the federal debt is and why the students should care about it. This is a problem, because they are the ones set to inherit it.
The fiscal gap facing the next generation of taxpayers is going to be huge. The solution include taxes, but what many young Americans don't realize is that soon they may be shouldering the majority of the country's debt, alone.
In light of the rising costs of college tuition around the country, coupled with the staggering amount of debt students have accumulated, studies are being done to examine a possible causal connection between expanding federal aid programs and tuition hikes.
While this year's report doesn't offer anything new, the long-term budget outlook is a good way to take a step back from current policy debates and put impending decisions in the context of the bigger picture .


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The economy may still be in the soup, but my caterer readers are hard at work on holiday parties.
At Special Events, we're trying to wrap up interviews with prominent caterers for an article in our next issue. But we can't—they are just too busy right now.
Either they are happily busy with a lot of bookings or frantic-busy, trying to accommodate any and all last-minute business because the season is slow. As one caterer told me, "This December is the slowest I've seen in 22 years here. It's just an unfortunate scramble with trying to accommodate things that come in daily for a two-day to one-week average turnaround."
Here's hoping those quickie turnarounds bring in lots of dough.
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DignityUSA thanks Jim & Evelyn Whitehead for initiating, soliciting and shepherding these three thought-provoking, hopeful QV issues on Transgender Spirituality, a topic that challenges the boundaries of traditional Catholic thinking, and one that speaks to the very core of Dignity-USA's mission. As I have often stated, "Let's make the 'T' in LGBTQ visible, integrated, and supported within DignityUSA and within our Church and society."
This issue of the Quarterly Voice presents three reflections, each by a person intimately engaged with the transgender community.
Hilary Howes, the author of To Be or Not to Be: A Catholic Transsexual Speaks, served on the strategy group that formed Equally Blessed.
"Sister Monica" (a pseudonym) has been a Catholic sister for 53 years and has been ministering among the transgender community since 1999.
DignityUSA thanks the Whiteheads for writing these thought-provoking, hopeful essays on Transgender Spirituality, a topic that challenges the boundaries of traditional Catholic thinking and one that speaks to the very core of DignityUSA's mission. Special thanks are due to DignityUSA Secretary, Mary Kaye Radtke, for her professional photos. Three of the essays are compiled herein; three more will be featured in the next issue of QV.
Leo N. Egashira,
DignityUSA Publications Committee Chair
We celebrate the success of DignityUSA's 21st Biennial Convention, which marks over 42 years of ministry and advocacy for the LGBT community in the Catholic Church. Dignity's call to reform and justice for those marginalized within the Church has now bridged several generations, and the fruits of this unceasing labor were evident at this year's national gathering, which brought together nearly 300 attendees from across the country, with a span of over eight decades in age.
Seven reasons illustrate the role social justice plays in Catholic support for Marriage Equality (M.E.):
Help us not to get bogged down in our differences:
"For the vast majority of Catholics, the social justice teachings of the church trump the conservative and institutional inertia of the Vatican and its hierarchy . . . Indeed, 63% of Catholics in this country support marriage equality, a rate that is 10% higher than that of the general public. Catholics will no more heed official Archdiocesan opposition to marriage equality than they do the church's head-in-the-sand proscription against birth control."
" . . . knowing in my heart that it IS possible to be a Catholic and a lesbian . . . and knowing that without the work of Dignity countless GLBT Catholics (and straight Catholics for that matter) would not know this truth. And although I don't label myself as a Catholic the way I used to, I still have an endearing fondness, a particular affection, for the denomination of my youth, and as such am still here on the Catholic side-lines, a bit war-weary, but still in the fight.


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As I write this newsletter article, our nation has just seen a spike in anti-Semitic activity with a wave of bomb threats at Jewish community centers and desecration of Jewish cemeteries throughout the country, including right here in Milwaukee. And this comes after many years of growing anti-Semitism on college campuses throughout the USA as well, both among faculty and students alike. (more…)
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1. Try on the skirt and mark the meandering vine using tailor's chalk.
2. Cut enough 5/8-inch-wide bias strips from green print for the vine and enough 3/8-inch-wide bias strips from solid fuchsia for the skirt and yoke hem.
3. Stretch the strips and rough up the edges to fray them.
4. Cut the desired flower and leaf appliques from assorted prints (don't add seam allowances). See preparing an applique how-to, below.
5. Using clear monofilament thread, straight-stitch down the center of each bias strip and about 1/4 inch away from the edges of the flowers and leaves.
6. Use a stiff brush to carefully fray the edges of each applique.
1. Place heat-resistant template plastic over a pattern. Trace pattern onto plastic using a permanent fine-line marker (Diagram 1). Cut out on drawn line to make a template.
2. Place the template on the wrong side of selected green print. Cut out applique piece, adding a 3/16-inch seam allowance to the edges (Diagram 2).
3. Pour a small amount of starch into a dish. Place template-topped applique on a pressing surface covered with a tea towel or muslin. Dip a cotton swab in starch and moisten the applique's seam allowance (Diagram 3).
4. Use tip of a hot, dry iron to turn the seam allowance over the edge of the template and press it in place until starch is dry. Continue pressing the seam allowance, adding starch as necessary (Diagram 4).
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Phillip & Claire's Silk Factory Loft in London
Name: Philip and Claire
Location: Clerkenwell — London, England
We are recently relocated ex-pats living in London. With Phillip's job as a corporate attorney transferring us from sunny Southern California to gloomy London, I sought to find the brightest apartment I could. As an interior designer, I knew that I didn't want a pre-furnished flat as is common in the UK. We landed in London's design friendly neighborhood of Clerkenwell in an old Silk Factory Loft that was re-purposed for residential use in 2000.
This one bedroom flat with large windows, high ceilings, and an open floor plan living area is not your typical Victorian era dwelling. I brought a bright yellow desk for my workspace and colorful art from Jen Bekman's 20x200 for the living room. The bedroom is done in softer tones of grey and white to soften the urban brick backdrop. Keeping the pops of color in the main living spaces also makes the home more lively for company as we are avid entertainers.
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By: Mark McGrouther, Category: Science, Date: 03 Sep 2010
A weird-looking fish that people have compared with Shrek, the animated character, has been filmed in Japan. The fish is an Asian Sheepshead Wrasse, Semicossyphus reticulatus. It is a labrid fish (family Labridae) that occurs in China, Japan, and both North and South Korea. Australia is home to over 180 species of wrasses. Regrettably for divers, the Asian Sheepshead Wrasse is not one of them.
Many fishes develop humps and bumps on the head and other parts of the body. This is often as a result of hyperostosis ('above normal bone growth'). The enlarged forehead and chin of the Asian Sheepshead Wrasse is a good example. One more familiar to many people would be the hump on the head of a large Snapper.
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Kings Point, NY – The USMMA football team came out on the wrong end of a 24-8 decision Saturday afternoon against #5 Hobart in the team's Liberty League opener. The Mariner defense forced two turnovers in the second half but would be unable to rally back after the Statesmen scored the game's first 24 points. Matthew McDaniels (Malverne, NY) entered Saturday afternoon as the leading rusher in the nation but the Hobart defense limited the USMMA option offense and kept the sophomore quarterback to only 65 yards and one touchdown.
Hobart (3-0, 1-0 Liberty) forced the Mariners into a three-and-out to start the game and immediately marched into the red zone. However, the USMMA defense came up with a stop and the Statesmen settled for a 30-yard field goal from Sean Kirshe to make it 3-0. Hobart would eventually get the game's first touchdown with 6:28 remaining the second half on a five-yard Conner Hartigan run.
Merchant Marine (3-1, 0-1 Liberty) had its best drive of the opening half on the ensuing possession and found itself with a first-and-goal at the eight yard line. The Mariners used both of their remaining timeouts in the final 35 seconds but were unable to punch the ball into the end zone. The field goal unit had to rush onto the field and a Daniel Kennedy (Youngstown, OH) kick from 23 yards was pushed right as time expired, giving the visitors a 10-0 halftime advantage.
The Statesmen needed only two plays and 45 seconds to score on their first drive of the second half. The first play was an 18-yard run from Steven Webb, who finished with 93 yards on 18 carries. Patrick Conlan then completed a 37-yard touchdown pass to Yosh Karbowinczak to make it 17-0, Hobart. Conlan's stat line for the game included 9-of-20 in the air for 129 yards and one touchdown along with 49 yards and one touchdown on the ground.
As the game went into the fourth quarter Hobart brought out the punt team for a fourth-and-13 at its own 13 yard line. However, a roughing the kicker penalty would extend the drive and three plays later Conlan found room in the middle of the USMMA defense for a 53-yard touchdown scramble that made it 24-0.
The Mariners finally broke through with 3:33 remaining in the fourth quarter after a nine-play, 53-yard drive ended with a one-yard McDaniels touchdown run. The big play of the march also came from the sophomore quarterback on a 27-yard run on third-and-10. Matthew Berglund (North Kingstown, RI) laid out for a diving catch to complete the two-point conversion and close the deficit to 24-8.
Troy Robinson recovered the onside kick for the Statesmen and a Parker Thelander two-yard carry on fourth-and-one sealed the victory for #5 Hobart. Hobart has now won 10 straight meetings against the Mariners since Merchant Marine joined the Liberty League.
Scott Cokeley (Ukiah, CA) and Michael Biehn (The Woodlands, TX) both recorded double-digit tackles for the Mariners defense with 12 and 11, respectively. Dan Pierce (Caldwell, NJ) notched four tackles along with a forced fumble and fumble recovery following his strip of Webb in the third quarter. USMMA converted on only 33 percent of its third downs (5-of-15) but won the time of possession battle by holding the ball for 32:17.
The USMMA football team returns to action on the road next Saturday for a 1:00 pm kick-off against RPI.


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