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The Tilt-Up Concrete Association has announced Kimberly Corwin, president & COO of A.H. Harris & Sons, as president of the TCA Board of Directors. Corwin has more than 25 years of experience in the construction industry and has been a member of the TCA for 16 years. She is past chair of the TCA Promotions Committee, an active member of the Meetings & Education Committee and past chair of the Global Associates Council.
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In fewer than 60 seconds, teachers were wrapped in toilet paper, pulled tissues from boxes, stacked Ding Dongs on their foreheads and knocked water bottles down using a ball inside pantyhose which they wore over their heads.
Wapakoneta Elementary School teachers competed by grade level in Minute To Win It games Friday afternoon as they kicked off the schools' annual service learning project, encouraging kids to help kids by giving to the Ronald McDonald House.
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§ 16. Dekkers early activities; Value of his work; His Comedies:
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Thomas Dekker, in whose case, as in that of many of his contemporaries, we possess no certain record of the facts of his life, was born and bred in Londonthou beautifullest daughter of the two united Monarchies! from thy womb received I my being; from thy breasts my nourishment. He spoke of himself as old in 1628, of his three score years, a vague phrase, in 1637; and we may take it he was born, or not long in the world, in the year 1570. The first mention of Dekker, as author of a book called
appears in Henslowes diary in 1597, and his name appears again in 1599, when he is associated with Chettle, an experienced playwright, in the production of a play entitled
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In the same year, he received various payments for other pieces of work. And, though the popular narrative poem
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(1598), signed T. D., is, probably, Deloneys and not Dekkers, it is evident that he was early involved in the multifarious literary activities to which his life appears to have been devoted without cessation. Of his parentage and education, we know nothing, but it is improbable that he was ever a student at either of the universities. Since the theatre of the time offered the only remunerative career to poetical talents, to the theatre Dekker betook himself; but his energies, stimulated by necessity, overflowed into other channels. Plays, pageants, pamphlets followed each other with amazing rapidity. Yet, despite all his labours, early in life he made acquaintance with the misfortunes which dog the steps of poverty. In 1598, Henslowe provided forty shillings to secure his release from the Counter in the Poultrey, and we are told by Oldys that he was in prison from 1613 to 1616, and how much longer he could not tell. It has been conjectured, not without probablity, that his phrase the Bed in which seven years I lay Dreaming (
Dekker his Dreame,
1620) has reference to this unhappy period. Some letters to Alleyn which have been preserved prove that he was several times befriended by that open-handed actor. For the rest, we know that Dekker was married before 1594, and that his last book was printed in 1637. Here the story ends; but, if the details of his private life, like those of Shakespeare, are hidden in the cloud, his work, like Shakespeares, offers an ample field for the study of the authors personality. Many of his writings of which the titles survive have been lost, and others, doubtless, have perished with them; yet so much remains that, even in the absence of personal knowledge of the man, it is possible to estimate his genius and character with unusual precision. To the mental energy and literary facility of Defoe, he added the unpractical temperament, the genial kindliness, the happy heart of Goldsmith. Of the Elizabethan playwrights, excluding Shakespeare, he is not the greatest, but he is the most lovable, not the most learned but the most sympathetic; he was not the most skilful craftsman among them, but he possessed the most natural vein of inspiration. Dekker was a rogue, said Jonson; but we are not prepared to believe it of so sweet and so goodhumoured a disposition as his. There is no such mirror of contemporary Elizabethan and Jacobean life and ways as is offered us in the works of Dekker.
In his natural sympathies and in his choice of subjects, he clings more closely to his own country than any dramatist of his age. No writer since Chaucer, with whom Dekker may fruitfully be compared, has painted so many essentially English pictures of men and manners in so natural and realistic a style. In his first extant play, the comedy entitled
The Shomakers Holiday
(printed 1600), his admirable talent and characteristic interests are displayed. The rise in fortune of the jovial and honest shoemaker, Simon Eyre, gives the poet opportunity to depict the life of the London he knewrich in shifting scenes of love, intrigue, commerce and domestic doings. The canvas is crowded with portraits of tradesmen, apprentices, aldermen, courtiers, their wives, daughters and sweethearts, a motley procession surging through the streets, each elbowing the other in shop and tavern. No dramatist of the day supplies so vivid and humorous a spectacle of the city world which lay around himthe world for which his plays were writtenas Dekker. In the same year was printed
The Pleasant Comedie of Old Fortunatus,
a drama in which the poet in Dekker emerges rather than the observing humorist. As in the well known fifteenth century romance, Fortunatus meets lady Fortune, and, of her giftswisdom, strength, health, beauty, long life and richesa choice among which is offered him, he selects riches, and receives a purse which is never empty however much may be withdrawn from it. His travels after his unwise choice, and his unhappy fate, with that of his sons, make up the story of the play. The theme is simple, the construction somewhat rambling; but much of the poetry is exquisite. It was, perhaps, revised for a performance at court. Dekker never surpassed these early dramas. His rapid, careless methods betrayed him, and, though he preserved to the last something of the sweetness of fancy, the quickness of invention and the lightness of touch for which he is justly famed, he constantly offends against the stricter canons of art which require unity of design, coherence and precision in construction and character. In these and other plays, Dekker followed Shakespeare in the mingling of prose and verse. Where prose serves his purpose, as in the humorous scenes of ordinary life, he employs it freely, exchanging it for verse where a deeper key of feeling, a higher pitch of passion or sentiment is reached, passing into rimed verse in tender or pathetic passages. The singing note is heard throughout his best work, and to the charming lyrical vein in his genius we owe such perfect songs as the familiar
Art thou poor, yet hast thou golden slumbers,
where the melody breaks into a child-like overflow of almost inarticulate joyful emotion. After
already referred to, in which he took up arms against Jonson, Dekker reverted to a more congenial sphere in
The Honest Whore.
Although he had been one of the screaming grasshoppers held by the wings of Jonsons
Dekker, in his reply, had exhibited no malevolence, nor did he return to the attack. In the first part of
The Honest Whore
(printed 1604), Middleton, as proved by an entry in Henslowe, had a share; the second and superior part is wholly Dekkers (printed 1630), and indisputably a masterpiece as well in execution as invention. The father of Bellafront (whose return to virtue makes the point of the action) is one of the most interesting characters in Elizabethan fiction, and the conception would have done honour to any dramatist. Orlando Friscobaldo, as Hazlitt wrote in his admirable appreciation, is one of the characters who raise, revive and give a new zest to our being. Bellafronts husband Matheo, is an equally life-like portrait of the unprincipled libertine whose vices are due as much to lack of brain as lack of heart. No single play by Dekker more worthily represents him, or better reflects the blend of humour, pathos and poetry which made the man. But he was never a sure artist. In
The Whore of Babylon
(printed 1607), we have a play without merit, whose only interest lies in some few passages descriptive of London manners and fashions, and in its exhibition of protestant and patriotic sentiment, displayed in references to queen Elizabeth, under the name of Titania, to the Armada and to the
Who from their rivers beat their water fowl,
Tore silver feathers from their fairest swans,
And plucked the Halcyons wings that rove at sea.
If It Be Not Good, the Divel is in it
(printed 1612) is a sufficiently extraordinary title for a worthless dramatic fantasy, based upon
The Pleasant History of Friar Rush
(1567), which presents a bewildering group of human and superhuman beings, from Ravaillac and Guy. Faux to Pluto and Charon. If, to these last named works, we add
Match mee in London
(printed 1631) and
The Wonder of A Kingdome
(printed 1636), neither of which add much to Dekkers laurels, we exhaust the list of plays which can with any confidence be assigned to his unassisted pen. But there remain a number of dramas to which he was a contributor and of some of which, perhaps, he was the chief architect.
Note 7
. See Vol. IV, Chap. XVI, pp. 401407, where his contributions to pamphlet literature are discussed at length. See also Vol. IV., bibl. pp. 596598.
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Dogs get the royal treatment at Cookies, a chic St. Denis establishment that serves java with its unusual biscuits - from classic chicken to fancy Parmesan and garlic
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A sepia-tone print of a shaggy dog leaning on a bistro table hangs next to a giant bone-shaped sculpture by the café's doorway.
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Regulars at Cookies, a chic St. Denis St. café that caters to canine patrons, don't usually drink coffee from cups.
Most go for a slurp of water from saucers - or rather, arty doggy bowls dotting the orange floor.
"But we have one, a small poodle, that likes to lick coffee from his owner's lips," said café co-owner François Champagne. "We get all kinds."
Champagne, 28, and his partner, Eveline Morin, 29, opened the café in December, following in the paw prints of dog-friendly "restaurants" already operating in the United States, Toronto and Vancouver.
A dog daycare and dog camp already exist in Montreal. But a dog café?
The couple didn't do any feasibility studies. But there are more than 40,000 canines in the former city of Montreal.
Some, including faithful Max, 15, a short-haired mixed breed, come in every afternoon to relax with friends, said the dog's owner, Luc Renzo.
"He loves the cookies. Peanut butter is his favourite. We have coffee and muffins," said Renzo, who drops in with his sister Mado.
Much is tolerated here, from sniffing derrieres to scratching fleas, but house rules forbid using the bright red fire hydrant decorating the premises.
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"Ooh, these look so good. I'm going to buy some even if I don't have a dog," said one woman who wandered in off the street.
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That's the way the cookie crumbles.
In fact, food for humans at the café is restricted by the city's hygiene regulations to wrapped goods like muffins and chocolate bars, which are brought in from elsewhere. Nothing but the dog cookies are handled on the premises.
Dogs, said Morin, are a great way to meet others.
"You should see it here on the weekend. It starts with questions about names, age and gender. The dogs are playing together and the owners are talking, talking, talking.
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Industrial chemical/biotech leader joins full-time as Executive Chairman and Chief Business Development Officer
SAN DIEGO, Sept. 13, 2010 - Genomatica announced today that William H. (Bill) Baum has joined the company full time as executive chairman and chief business development officer. Bill will lead Genomatica's strategic partnerships with leading chemical producers, users, feedstock suppliers, brands and retailers.
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Prosecutors support the request. They say Edwin Edwards has served more than 18 months of his three-year supervision and poses no public safety.
The 85-year-old ex-governor is set for airing of a reality TV series beginning next month with his third wife.
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He might as well have put a period after end.
That's how it feels here in Sun Lifeless Stadium. Down in every manner possible.
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Q: Is it true that I'm not supposed to eat feta or other soft cheeses for my entire pregnancy? I love Greek salads!
A: As long as your feta is made from pasteurized milk, feel free to eat as many Greek salads as you like. The concern is a condition called listeriosis, a bacterial infection that's typically contracted through eating certain foods, including unpasteurized milk and cheeses, says Kelly Jackson, M.P.H., an epidemiologist with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Listeriosis is particularly dangerous during pregnancy because 20 percent of infections cause miscarriage or stillbirth; it can also result in premature delivery. What's more, if a woman contracts the illness later in pregnancy, her baby may also become infected. "Newborns who are infected with the bacterium can become very sick from meningitis or a bloodstream infection," Jackson explains. "Nearly 6 percent of them will die." Still, keep in mind that the infection is relatively rare, with about 2,500 cases each year in the U.S. Of these, Jackson says 17 percent are among pregnant women, who are more prone to infections of any kind because their immune responses are suppressed. To protect yourself, avoid unpasteurized milk and cheeses; heat hot dogs, luncheon meats and deli meats until steaming hot (160° F); and eat refrigerated smoked seafood only if it has been used in a cooked dish. Canned meat spreads and canned smoked seafood are safe. Because listeriosis often causes only a mild flulike illness during pregnancy, call your doctor if you have such symptoms; if you have the infection, you will require antibiotics.


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By HALEY ATKINSON
Looking for a good read this summer? The Kershaw County Library (KCL) has you covered. Thanks to a Library-Services and Technology Act grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services administered by the South Carolina State Library, the library will soon be kicking off its first Book to Action program.
Graduation time is upon us and there's such a buzz of excitement in the air. High school and college students are collectively gearing up for the next stage in their life and emotions are strong. I have to say, I'm particularly glad that I'm not graduating from anything this year.
Two Kershaw County naturalists, Josh Arrants and Austin Jenkins, will join forces with conservation photographer Clay Bolt, forest wildlife ecologist Drew Lanham and renowned South Carolina naturalist Rudy Mancke for a screening and panel discussion of the film The Lost Bird Project, May 31. Arrants, Bolt, Lanham and Mancke will be part of the panel; Jenkins will serve as moderator.
Laurie and Bill Funderburk welcomed celebrated author Pat Conroy to their bookstore, Books on Broad, Thursday for a book signing, with a line that extended all the way through the store and out the front door. Laurie Funderburk she and her husband had the opportunity to speak with Conroy at a conference they both attended in New Orleans in October.
It's always a little sad when your favorite TV show announces it's in its last season. Sometimes a show stays on TV for way too long and wears out its welcome and sometimes it exits quiet and gracefully at the appropriate time. Unfortunately in many cases, the devoted viewers often feel it's a bit of a premature departure.
Lugoff-Elgin High School (L-EHS)'s Able Club will host a Race to the Press Box 5K Run/Walk event Saturday at 8 a.m. The event will benefit the L-EHS Able Club Scholarship Fund which presents a scholarship in honor of Rob Evans and Joey Dorton. Evans served as a school resource officer for several Kershaw County schools; Dorton as chair of the Kershaw County Board of School Trustees. Both Evans and Dorton passed away last year and the race is aimed at honoring them and their contributions to Kershaw County schools.
The Camden Rotary Club will hold its fifth annual Rotary Duck Drop on Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon at Kendall Park in Camden. The event will include face painting, children's activities, live music, door prizes and a chance to win an iPad, iPad mini or iPad Touch. Proceeds will benefit Rotary and enable club members to perform various charitable acts throughout the year. Hot dogs and drinks are available and donations are gladly accepted.
Bethune Town Councilman John Fulmer doesn't want the elementary school in his town to close. At worst, he said he would prefer that if Bethune Elementary School (BES) is closed, it is consolidated only with Mt. Pisgah Elementary School at a location between the two existing sites. Fulmer said closing BES would have an economic impact on the town.
I spent some time this past weekend outside at the park. The weather was so nice and warm, but not uncomfortably so. It was perfect weather to just get out of the house and go for a long walk, which I did. I quickly noticed that I wasn't the only one with that idea; in fact, this was the busiest I'd seen this particular park (which is also a softball field complex) this year.
Books on Broad in Camden hosted a book launch party for Camden native Kami Kinard's new release, The Boy Problem. Kinard explained that the book is the companion novel for her previously released novel The Boy Project, though it can also be read independently of its predecessor. Both books are of the "middle grade genre," Kinard noted.
Faculty from Lugoff-Elgin High School (L-EHS), some current and many retired, gathered together at Hall's Restaurant in Lugoff recently to celebrate their 14th annual faculty reunion. Restaurant owner Linda Hall was, at one time, manager of the L-EHS cafeteria, making the location very significant.
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I'm finally back!
As you can see the site has gotten a new design, catching up to the original german one.
And since there're also lots and lots and lots of comics to catch up to as well, wich I
didn't even try anymore due to a horrible bunch of untranslatable jokes wich are blocking
whole story branches, I'm very happy to announce:
Starting next wednesday Demolitionsquad.net will finally continue to deliver new comics
on a biweekly basis. Luckily not by myself, but by a real freelance translator. That means you'll
get much more fluid translations and, since the poor guy took a lot of time and effort to create
some totally new jokes in case they wouldn't have worked in English, the comic strips will comprise
new content even for me. XD
So stay put and I hope to read you next wednesday! - DS_Nadine
All glory & hail to the new demolitionsquad to amuse me in full colour and perfect english(perfect as mine). Go, Nadine!


text: Nostalghia is Russian director Andrei Tarkovsky's enigmatic work about a writer (Oleg Yankovsky) who, trapped by his fame and an unhappy marriage, seeks out his cultural past in Italy. Here he meets Erland Josephson, a local pariah who declares that the world is coming to an end. The writer finds this prophecy curiously more alluring than the possibility of a dead-end future. Nostalghia won the Grand Prix de Creation and the International Critics Prize at the 1984 Cannes Film Festival.


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iPhone 5s
Apple's roadmap for 2013 – predictions1/16/2013 | Edgar Mutelbrünk
This roadmap is just a prediction from an analyst, but it's still interesting to see because a lot of research and hours has been put into this chart to get a reasonable prediction. When everybody was hoping to see the new iPhone 5, Apple showed us the iPhone 4s and most probably the same thing will happen this year – just a minor update. However I sure hope that Apple will make sure iOS 7 is a major, major update in regards to design and look & feel.
Check out the full article over at macrumors.com.


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November 21, 2012
Ombre bunting flags
I haven't been here for a while, which doesn't mean I haven't been busy. Quite the contrary, actually.
I'm working on what I believe will be a very cool, fully leather bag. Venturing hand sewing leather, using sharp and scary needles... Yikes! But if everything continues to go as planned, it will be a nice bag. One to be proud of. And I hope to be able to show you the result soon...
In the meantime: a fun, fast, cheap and easy craft - just the way we like it.
I had some fluorescent paint left from my previous project and decided to dilute it to see if it would work to get the lately much wanted ombre effect.
I ripped a band of flimsy cotton, folded it accordion-wise and hung it in a jar which I filled with about an inch of the water-paint mixture. I let it sit for a while (I actually enjoyed watching the fabric soaking up the paint), next hung it to dry. Once dry, I cut it in small rectangular pieces (at the folds), sewed a tunnel with fluorescent thread and threaded the rectangles onto some cotton rope.
I didn't bother to cut of loose ends as I like a slightly ragged look.
And that's it!
And now, back to work!
Wishing you a great rest of the week and a happy Thanksgiving for those of you celebrating!
Labels: color, crafts, DIY, fabric love, kids projects, repurposing, sewing, tutorial
5 comments:
very nice....I have to try it, maybe with some red paint for a christmas bunting!
thank u for sharing.
- November 21, 2012 at 8:39 PM
- Helga said...
nice, a really good idea!
ciao from Italy ^__^
- November 22, 2012 at 6:26 PM
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- November 29, 2012 at 12:33 PM
- Meier & Frank Merchandise Co. Inc. said...
OH how pretty! Such a sweet little bunting flags. I like handmade/homemade decorative items. It would also be great to decorate your home on Christmas.
- November 30, 2012 at 8:20 AM
- clipping path said...
awesome blog post .i hope i can learn much more from your another tutorial,Thanks a lot for sharing
- December 26, 2014 at 12:09 PM
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With increasing noise, Cubs fans are taking residence in one of two camps — those still on board with the rebuild, and those fed up with it.
Those in the first camp — I'm an unwavering member — were thrilled to turn 10 weeks of Matt Garza into three legitimate prospects, as the Cubs did Monday.
Less than a calendar year ago, Mike Olt was considered the No. 2 prospect in the Rangers system, behind only the consensus top prospect in all of baseball (Jurickson Profar). He's had a bad year, from the standpoints of health and performance, but has been better in both regards for a month.
Justin Grimm seems a solid bet to be a decent back-end rotation piece for the next several years (which was a similar to what Travis Wood was supposed to be when he came over from the Reds). C.J. Edwards has a higher ceiling but a lower floor; I've seen him described as a potential mid-rotation guy, and I've seen him described as a likely reliever.
Those in the second camp range are somewhere between annoyed and livid about the Cubs dumping a guy who'd gone at least 6 2/3 innings and given up two or fewer runs in each of his last six starts. Garza had been one of the few reasons to enjoy watching the 2013 Cubs. With Scott Feldman already dealt and Alfonso Soriano, among others, supposedly about to be, those reasons are quickly dwindling.
As the Cubs muddle through the second half of the second season since Theo Epstein and Jed Hoyer took over their front office, I'm hearing less and less optimism about the duo and more and more disgust with moves like the Garza trade. Some of the outraged were people that were never fans of the Epstein regime, I'm sure. Some, however, are fans whose feelings have changed.
I get that the losing isn't fun. I got no more enjoyment out of watching the failures with runners in scoring position, the defensive breakdowns or the bullpen meltdowns than anyone else. The White Sox being even worse has made it a miserable month for the Chicago region's sports diehards since the Blackhawks stopped playing.
What I don't understand is the jumping off board by so many fans who initially supported, and were in my cases thrilled by, the Epstein hire. The front office has been unfailingly transparent with its plan. Never was it hinted at Epstein's introductory press conference that a magic wand would be waved and the Cubs would be good again in a year and a half.
When Epstein took over, the Cubs had virtually no proverbial building blocks on the big-league roster and a farm system that most critics ranked in the twenties. By this February, the Cubs had acquired enough young talent that Keith Law of ESPN ranked their system as the fifth-best in the game.
That was before they drafted Kris Bryant, who Law now ranks as the No. 15 prospect in the game, or got the returns they got on the Feldman and Garza deals.
It does seem weird to say this about what, prior to Tuesday, was a 44-53 team, but I'm thrilled with the progress of the Cubs under Epstein. I've been supportive of almost every move they've made (I've been able to see through my Theo love enough to disagree with a few, though one of those — the Nate Schierholtz pickup — looks good in hindsight). The Cubs aren't good, but they're really not that far away — I think they've got a real shot to finish at .500 or better in 2015, and to only get better from there.
What I never hear from the Cubs fans that don't share my views is a viable alternative to the plan the Cubs are following. Epstein and Hoyer are good at what they do, but they weren't going to come to town and trade Soriano and Carlos Marmol for Bryce Harper and Stephen Strasburg. The one way to quickly infuse talent into an organization lacking it is to spend big in free agency. Look where that's gotten the Angels.
No, the best path for the Cubs given where they were late in 2011 was the one they have chosen. It may not seem like it, but that plan has been executed extremely well thus far. We're not to the top of the mountain yet, Cubs fans, and the climb is excruciating, but for once, there may be gold on the other side.


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If you are interested in exposure to and possible participation
in federal trial and appellate practice while assisting
the U.S. Attorney's Office in handling its multitude of
important cases, please pick up an application from Professor
Gross in Room 617.
Completed applications must be received at the Office of
the U.S. Attorney by Tuesday, September 24, 2002.
The reason for this accelerated date is because each accepted
extern must go through a security clearance, which takes
several weeks.
To receive law school credit for this externship, should
you be selected by the U.S. Attorney's Office, you must
enroll in the law school's Legal Externship Program. The
law school's externship applications are also available
in Room 600 Law Offices reception area and in the Career
Services office.
Professor Gross will be happy to answer any questions you
may have about either the Externship Program or the externship
position with the U.S. Attorney's Office.
Informational Meeting
On Tuesday, September 24, 2002 at 12:00 p.m. in Room
320, there will be a meeting for all students who are
interested in externing for a federal appellate, district,
or magistrate judge for the Spring 2003 Semester. Professor
Vivien Gross will describe the kinds of experiences a judicial
extern will have in the course of a semester, as well as
how to apply. If you are interested in a judicial externship
but are unable to attend the meeting, please see Professor
Gross in Room 617.
A judicial externship enables a student to become involved
in particular legal problems through research and drafting
opinions. Depending upon the judge, an extern may have the
opportunity to observe the day-to-day routine of a judge
and discuss with the judge and the judge's law clerk those
legal problems which attorneys face in their profession,
and the specific problems which attorneys confront in their
courtroom. Take advantage of this prestigious learning opportunity
while enhancing your marketability in the legal world!
Application Process
The applications for Spring 2003 Judicial Externships will
be available both in the Law Offices Reception Area (Room
600) and in the Career Services Offices as of Monday, September
Completed applications should be submitted to Ms. Carole
Ross, Secretary to Professor Gross, Room 612, Law Offices,
by Friday, October 11, 2002, at 5:00 p.m.
Chicago-Kent College of Law has established
a clinical program in family law. The family law clinic
will operate on a sliding scale fee basis, depending on
the financial circumstances of the parties. The clinic
will represent clients in matters limited to cases to
be brought before the Cook County Circuit Court. Client
referrals will be actively sought from the practicing
bar, labor unions, employee groups, and educational institutions.
In addition, the clinical program will provide
a teaching platform for Chicago-Kent students who are
interested in practicing in the area of family law. All
student work will be under the direct supervision of an
Attorney Ira C. Feldman has been named to
oversee the new program. Prior to his appointment, Feldman
was a partner at the law firm of Wildman, Harrold, Allen
and Dixon. From 1981 to 1991, he was a partner at Naumark,
Bonner and Feldman. Between 1975 and 1981, he headed Feldman
and Associates. Feldman completed his undergraduate at
American University and earned his law degree at the university's
Washington College of Law.
"Professor Feldman is a highly regarded and experienced
practitioner of family law. He will expand the services
of the Chicago-Kent Law Offices to include representation
in matters of legal separation, divorce, child support,
child custody, visitation, guardianships and other related
matters," said Professor Gary S. Laser director of clinical
Chicago-Kent Law Offices was established
in 1976. The program is a fee-generating teaching law
firm that provides clinical practice experiences under
the close supervision of teaching attorneys. The program
delivers outstanding legal services to its clients and
provides high-quality clinical education to more than
150 students each semester. Practice areas include employment
discrimination and civil rights, general practice, criminal
defense, health law, alternative dispute resolution, tax
law, and an advice desk program at the Daley Center.
Chicago-Kent College of Law is the law school
of Illinois Institute of Technology, a private, Ph.D.-granting
institution with programs in engineering, science, psychology,
architecture, business, design and law. Last year, Chicago-Kent
educated more than 1,200 students from 45 states and more
than 100 colleges and universities.
First Defense Legal Aid (FDLA), the only program
of its kind in the country, fills the gap in Illinois' public
defender system by providing 24-hour free legal representation
to adults and children in police custody or under police
investigation. FDLA provides a unique "frontline"
criminal defense experience for students, enabling them
to see: how evidence is collected and created; the tactics
of the Chicago Police Department when trying to extract
a confession or question witnesses; the role that the Cook
County State's Attorney's Felony Review Team plays during
the beginning stages of a criminal investigation; and the
utter vulnerability of children and adults when under intensive
and sometimes abusive interrogation. In addition to this
stationhouse representation, FDLA also works toward the
permanent improvement of our criminal justice system by
educating the public, organizing community residents to
combat police misconduct, by engaging in legislative and
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by the Chicago Police, taking select criminal defense cases
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to improve the policies and procedures of the Chicago Police
as they relate to the treatment of persons in police custody.
Students participating in the FDLA class must
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Students representing FDLA clients at Chicago Police Stations
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at its earliest stage and be able to:
1. View and Document Line-Ups, DNA testing,
and Halt Lie Detector Tests.
2. Assert a Client's 5th Amendment Right to Remain Silent
and 6th Amendment Right to Counsel.
3. Gather Information from the Police on the Progress of
the Investigation.
4. Document Police Brutality and other Misconduct.
5. Counsel Clients and Provide Information to their Families.
6. Interview Witnesses.
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and in Court.
Students will be trained to provide legal
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In addition to a weekly, one-hour class (Mondays from 5:00
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persons in custody six hours each week and actually go to
the police station to represent them. Students will be provided
with pagers and FDLA will reimburse transportation expenses.
Three supervising attorneys will be available at all times
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 7th Jun 2007 16:22 UTC, submitted by lqsh
"Welcome to Gutsy Gibbon Tribe 1 [screenshots], which will in time become Ubuntu 7.10. Tribe 1 is the first in a series of milestone CD images that will be released throughout the Gutsy development cycle. The primary changes from Feisty have been the re-merging of changes from Debian. Common to all variants, we have upgraded the kernel to 2.6.22." On a related note, Ubuntu has released more details on its version for mobile devices.


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I got an email that almost looked like it wasn't spam in my inbox, and I opened it. So like a lot of things they have a link you click if you don't want to receive email from them anymore which normally puts you on a few other mailing lists of people that probably pay them. So I take this link they give me which includes my email in a GET request, and I stuck their email in.
I replaced with
Let's say they actually gave a valid address to reply to, do you think that this would put them on the extra mailing lists that you would normally get put on for trying to unsubscribe, or do you think it does nothing?


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Best New York Gardening Blogs
I'm in the early phases of taking advantage of my new urban balcony. While the marigolds, tomatoes, purple basil, sweet potato vine and Nasturtiums are holding on in the bright sun, these are my favorite New York sources for gardening inspiration!
• 1 66 Square Feet | A mix of travel, entertaining and small-space urban gardening.
• 2 Brooklyn Farm | Urban farming in a Carroll Gardens backyard — wonderful photos and practical advice.
• 3 Brooklyn Roof Garden | Great inspiration and growing archive of fun and practical tips, products, events and urban gardening eye-candy.
• 4 A Way to Garden | A wealth of knowledge, stellar photography and a supportive gardening community hosted by Margaret Roach.
• 5 BKLYN BKYARD A Tumblr blog of a laid-back mix of entertaining, gardening and backyard DIY from a Brooklyn backyard — lots of fun photos!
• 6 Mapleton-BKLYN | Well-documented and practical tips for urban gardeners — an emphasis on edible gardens.
• 7 Flatbush Gardener A nearly-overwhelming source of all things Brooklyn Gardens including sources for events, community groups and garden-centric news.
• 8 New York City Garden | Great images and helpful advice — great inspirational source.
• 9 Garden Bytes | Seasonal tips and peeks at NYC-area gardens from garden experts Ellen Spector Platt and Ellen Zachos.
• 10 Manhattan Rooftop Garden Project Great archives for inspiration — but no recent updates!
Do you have favorite gardening/outdoor blogs in New York or elsewhere? Share your suggestions in the comments!


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Hall returns to Redskins, Grossman officially re-signs
Ashburn, VA – The Washington Redskins have re-signed cornerback DeAngelo Hall, who was released before the start of free agency last month.
Washington also made it official with backup quarterback Rex Grossman and added another quarterback in Pat White.
Hall's release allowed the Redskins to trim $8 million off the salary cap for 2013. Terms of the new deal were not disclosed.
The 29-year-old Virginia Tech product has spent the last 4 1/2 seasons with the Redskins and last year registered 95 tackles with four interceptions. He originally signed with Washington in November 2008 after being released by Oakland just eight games into a seven-year contract he signed the previous offseason.
In 133 career NFL games with Washington (2008-2012), Oakland (2008) and Atlanta (2004-2007), Hall has 639 tackles and 39 interceptions. He has 19 picks and 363 tackles in 68 games with the Redskins.
Grossman is back with a reported one-year contract. He was the third-string quarterback last year and did not see action behind rookies Robert Griffin III and Kirk Cousins.
The 32-year-old Florida product started 13 games for the Redskins in 2011 and passed for 3,151 yards and 16 touchdowns with 20 interceptions.
In 10 seasons with Chicago, Houston and Washington, Grossman has a 55.2 percent completion percentage and has thrown for 10,232 yards and 56 touchdowns with 60 interceptions.
Grossman was the starting quarterback when the Bears reached Super Bowl XLI after the 2006 season.
White, a mobile quarterback in the mode of Griffin, was selected by Miami in the second round of the 2009 draft and played in 13 games for the Dolphins that season.


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This stained glass stepping stone with Cardinal design from Soozii QTZ can be a perfect addition to your garden or yard. This stepping stone includes dynamic reds to really help this stepping stone pop in any garden or home. Whether you are a cardinal bird lover or not, this little guy will hold a special place in your heart! Different hues of red are used for his body and his black legs are perched on a variegated brown branch accented by deep green iridescent leaves, reflecting tones of blue, gold and purple. The iridescent white background with hints of pink, blue, and green make this design really pop.
The cement stepping stone measures 12 inches in diameter and 2 inches in thickness. First, a design is drawn on the cement stone. Then stained glass is chosen in a variety of brilliant colors; the pieces are glued onto the cement to bring color, depth, and vibrancy to the design. Finally, mortar is applied and the stone is buffed. The result is a mosaic design that is as durable as it is beautiful. In the northern climates please protect this item from damage in harsh winter weather by bringing it inside during the winter months.
Diameter - 12 in.
Thickness - 2 in.


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Pilot Study for Young Women's Intervention (YWI Pilot)
|The safety and scientific validity of this study is the responsibility of the study sponsor and investigators. Listing a study does not mean it has been evaluated by the U.S. Federal Government. Read our disclaimer for details.
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT01647594
Recruitment Status : Completed
First Posted : July 23, 2012
Last Update Posted : January 7, 2013
|Tracking Information
|First Submitted Date ICMJE
|October 26, 2011
|First Posted Date ICMJE
|July 23, 2012
|Last Update Posted Date
|January 7, 2013
|Study Start Date ICMJE
|March 2011
|Actual Primary Completion Date
|July 2012 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Current Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Original Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Same as current
|Change History
|Complete list of historical versions of study NCT01647594 on ClinicalTrials.gov Archive Site
|Current Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Efficacy of materials for helping providers improve cancer treatment for young women with breast cancer [ Time Frame: Baseline, and about one week later ]
During the pilot intervention, we will pilot two patient surveys and one provider survey for material content and feedback on the intervention materials.
|Original Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Same as current
|Current Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Original Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Descriptive Information
|Brief Title ICMJE
|Pilot Study for Young Women's Intervention
|Official Title ICMJE
|Qualitative Assessment and Pilot Study for Young Women's Intervention
|Brief Summary
|This is a pilot study, which will inform a larger study to evaluate the Young Women's Intervention (YWI). The goal of this research is to develop, implement and test a refined exportable and sustainable education and support intervention for young women with breast cancer and their oncology providers. This pilot study will test the feasibility of the Young Women's Intervention (YWI) as well as a Physical Activity Intervention (PAI) at four unique sites. In addition, it will include a qualitative assessment, through focus groups and key informant interviews, of concerns facing young women with breast cancer. The investigators aim to use the findings from this pilot study to inform a larger future Young Women's Intervention (YWI) study where the YWI intervention will be compared to a Physical Activity Intervention (PAI).
|Detailed Description
Breast cancer in young women is a not a common disease, yet over 12,000 women under 40 are diagnosed with invasive breast cancer yearly in the United States alone and an additional 2,000 are diagnosed with noninvasive disease. Breast cancer is the leading cause of cancer-related deaths in women under 40, and survival rates for young women with breast cancer are lower than for their older counterparts. Further, in addition to being at higher risk of dying from breast cancer, despite often receiving more aggressive therapy, young women are at higher risk of distress both at diagnosis and in follow-up. Young women often have multiple roles and responsibilities that are harder to adjust to or get others to take on (e.g., parenting of young children, completing education, or building a career). Many young women are interested in having biologic children following treatment and are concerned about their future fertility. They also have an increased risk of harboring a genetic risk factor for breast cancer. Finally, in contrast to older women with breast cancer, who represent the majority of women with the disease, young women often feel isolated and lacking information, and they sometimes are concerned that their doctors are unsure of how to treat them. Distress may be confounded by lack of information on some of the risks they face, lack of provider awareness, information, and resources to address young women's concerns, and lack of peer support. These issues may contribute to the greater psychosocial distress seen in younger women at both diagnosis and in follow-up compared with older women. Thus, attention to these issues in younger women is warranted. Yet, research has revealed that needs of young women are not being met.
The primary goals of this study are to:
We aim to use the findings from the focus groups, key informant interviews and pilot study to inform the larger future Young Women's Intervention (YWI) study where the YWI arm will be compared to a Physical Activity Intervention (PAI). We plan to develop, implement and test a refined exportable and sustainable education and support intervention for young women with breast cancer and their oncology providers. First, we want to conduct focus groups and key informant interviews aiming to qualitatively assess the following domains: health/medical issues (i.e. side effects, breast cancer recurrence, long-term risks, genetic issues), psychosocial issues (coping, relationship and family concerns), beauty/body image, sexual functioning, fertility concerns, and work/school issues. In addition, the focus groups will be used to review the study materials and provide constructive feedback. In order to get a more diverse view of young women's concerns, we will conduct key informant interviews by telephone with young women with a history of breast cancer recruited from various regions of the country.
Information gained through the focus groups, key informant interviews and pilot of the intervention at four diverse practices will help us discover and resolve issues related to: administering the baseline survey, follow-up survey and provider survey; ensuring that the adapted intervention meets patient and provider needs, and evaluation the implementation process. When evaluating the patient surveys, investigators will assess issues that may have posed a barrier to patients' comprehension of study questions, such as the use of jargon or difficult vocabulary. In addition to piloting patient and provider surveys for material content, we will evaluate the intervention for feasibility of recruitment and implementation. We will refine materials and methods based on our pilot experience.
Collectively, results from the qualitative assessment and pilot will help finalize materials and surveys as well the methods of the study for a planned multi-site intervention study (YWI) funded by ASCO with support from Susan G. Komen for the Cure. A detailed plan of the parent study intervention will be submitted to the IRB upon completion of the focus groups, key informant interviews and pilot study described above.
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|Not Applicable
|Study Design ICMJE
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Single (Participant)
Primary Purpose: Supportive Care
|Condition ICMJE
|Breast Cancer
|Intervention ICMJE
|Study Arms
|Publications *
|Not Provided
* Includes publications given by the data provider as well as publications identified by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number) in Medline.
|Recruitment Information
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|Actual Enrollment ICMJE
|Original Estimated Enrollment ICMJE
|Actual Study Completion Date
|July 2012
|Actual Primary Completion Date
|July 2012 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Eligibility Criteria ICMJE
Inclusion Criteria:
|18 Years to 46 Years (Adult)
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers
|Contacts ICMJE
|Contact information is only displayed when the study is recruiting subjects
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|United States
|Removed Location Countries
|Administrative Information
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|Other Study ID Numbers ICMJE
|Has Data Monitoring Committee
|U.S. FDA-regulated Product
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|IPD Sharing Statement
|Not Provided
|Responsible Party
|Ann H. Partridge, MD, MPH, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
|Study Sponsor ICMJE
|Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
|Collaborators ICMJE
|American Society of Clinical Oncology
|Investigators ICMJE
|PRS Account
|Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
|Verification Date
|January 2013
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Subject to paragraph (2), the Secretary may carry out a program of entering into contracts with appropriately qualified health professionals under which such health professionals agree to conduct prevention activities, as employees of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, in consideration of the Federal Government agreeing to repay, for each year of such service, not more than $35,000 of the principal and interest of the educational loans of such health professionals.
(2) Limitation
The Secretary may not enter into an agreement with a health professional pursuant to paragraph (1) unless such professional—
(b) Applicability of certain provisions
With respect to the National Health Service Corps Loan Repayment Program established in subpart III of part D of this subchapter, the provisions of such subpart shall, except as inconsistent with subsection (a) of this section, apply to the program established in this section in the same manner and to the same extent as such provisions apply to the National Health Service Corps Loan Repayment Program.
(c) Authorization of appropriations
For the purpose of carrying out this section, there are authorized to be appropriated $500,000 for fiscal year 1994, and such sums as may be necessary for each of the fiscal years 1995 through 2002.
Source(July 1, 1944, ch. 373, title III, § 317F, as added Pub. L. 103–183, title VII, § 703,Dec. 14, 1993, 107 Stat. 2240; amended Pub. L. 105–392, title IV, § 406,Nov. 13, 1998, 112 Stat. 3588.)
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Praćenje aplikacija za Android – za pomoć alat ne biti zastrašivati mimo
The electronic world is one where security plays an important role. But, with everyone connected in one way or another, it has become one of the weakest links in our day to day lives. Every time we connect to the internet or dial a number to speak with someone, we find ourselves at risk. In times where the number of mobile phone access of the internet has overtaken that of those done from computers, an Praćenje aplikacija za Android is a vital tool that can be used for either good or bad – depending on who is using it.
Naš intimni prijatelj
Our phones are with us almost all day long, every single day. Even as we sleep there is a high chance that we have put our cell phones within an arm's reach. During the day, if we are not making a call on it, we are constantly fiddling with it as we surf the net or play games. This constant companionship allows it to store more information about us than we would normally be comfortable with.
It is precisely this information pool that an Android monitoring up taps into once it has been installed on a mobile phone.
While one can clearly imagine the negative impact of having the monitoring app secretly running on one's phone, let us focus on the good that can come out of it all.
Što je moguć
Pretpostavimo da je brižan roditelj ima instaliran na praćenje aplikacija za Android phones on their son's phone. It may be because they are truly concerned about his safety or they are not sure they like the way he has been acting lately or the crowd that he has been hanging out with – whatever the reason they want to keep sure their child is not in harm's way.
The information that the parents can get includes (but isn't limited to):
- Popis poziva: all information, including phone numbers, about incoming and outgoing calls can be logged. The time the calls were made and their durations are also recorded.
- Web pregledavanje informacija: all the websites that the son has visited and their links can be tracked by an Android monitoring app. The more advanced ones even keep track of images and videos that were accessed.
- Text, SMS etc.: all the short messaging applications can be monitored and registered by the app. The same monitoring can be applied to social media networks, like Facebook, detailing every activity on them.
- Kad dijete zove navedeni kontakt: every time your child is calling to a specified contact, a notification can be sent to the parents.
- GPS: upon request, the phone can silently send the GPS location of the phone.
Koliko to sve pomaže
Now, from the example above it can be seen that the parents have a wealth of information about the data on the phone, and thus, their son too.
In the case where the phone has been forgotten somewhere or is lost, the parents can easily locate it. They can know if it has been stolen by checking to see if the GPS position changes. If they want, they can even contact whoever has the phone using the Android monitoring app (via text message or even email). There are even Android monitoring apps that allow access to a phone's screen to see what is being done with it.
If the person that has the phone doesn't reply or has no intention of returning the phone, the monitoring app for Android can either lock the phone or, as a final alternative, totally wipe the data on it.
With all these functionalities, Android aplikacije praćenja can be assumed to be more of a helping tool than a spooky spy weapon to be nervous about.
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April 6, 1919 - March 26, 2013
Newburgh, NY
Edith M. Leifheit Parker of Newburgh entered into rest Tuesday, March 26, 2013 at St. Luke's Cornwall Hospital - Newburgh Campus. She was 93.
The daughter of the late Eli and Ida Miller Terwilliger, she was born April 6, 1919 in Ossining, NY.
Edith was the widow of Herman Leifheit and George Parker.
Edith was a member of the Rebekah Lodge in Newburgh.
Survivors include her daughters: Betsy Leifheit, with whom she resided, and Barbara Watters, both of Newburgh; grandchildren: James J. Watters III, Susan Watters Small and her former son-in-law, Thomas Small; great-grandchildren: Danielle, Jennifer and Thomas Jr. She was predeceased by her son-in-law, James J. Watters.
Visitation for family and friends will take place Friday, March 29th, from 4 to 8 p.m. at White & Venuto Funeral Home, 188 North Plank Rd., Newburgh. Funeral service will take place during visitation with Brother Tom Liotta officiating.
Cremation will take place at Cedar Hill Cemetery. Burial of cremains will take place at 10 a.m., Saturday, April 6, 2013 at Cedar Hill Cemetery. After interment all are invited to Betsy's home.
In lieu of flowers, please make donations to Town of Newburgh Animal Shelter, 645 Gidney Ave., Newburgh, NY 12550, Town of Newburgh Volunteer Ambulance Corps, 97 So. Plank Rd., Newburgh, NY 12550 or to Hospice of Orange & Sullivan Counties, 800 Stony Brook Court, Newburgh, NY 12550.
Funeral arrangements are under the direction of White & Venuto Funeral Home, 845-562-6550, for condolences or directions please visit www.WhiteandVenutoFuneralHome.com .


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Charlie Mitchell's theme during the month of May - "Metro New York Sports" - highlights his one-on-one conversations with major league professionals from the past.
Bill Henry, New York Yankee pitcher from the 1960s, and Richard Donahue, former collegiate football coach and later scout for the New York Giants football team, are on the program this month. Both are Lowcountry residents. Each will share recollections from their pro careers with an insider's view of sports as they lived it. You'll be surprised and delighted at their firsthand knowledge of some of sport's greatest names.
Richard Donahue will appear through Sunday and again May 21-27. Bill Henry will appear the weeks of May 14-20 and May 28-June 3.
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Regulators Feel 'Social' Pressure
In the age of Twitter, decades-old rules that don't address new media pose challenges for officials. Jessica Holzer reports.
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Press Release: Homicide Near Berkeley on Grizzly Peak Boulevard, Signpost 16
On Sunday, May 12, 2013 at 5:38 a.m., UCPD officers were dispatched to the area near Signpost 16 on Grizzly Peak Boulevard regarding a report of a casualty, possibly related to a shooting. When they arrived on scene, they found a vehicle off to the side of the road and an adult male gunshot victim outside on the ground. UCPD officers provided medical aid to the victim, but unfortunately the victim did not survive his injuries and was pronounced deceased by the Berkeley Fire Department on scene.
If you have any information about this crime, please contact:
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This crime alert is distributed as a public service to the University community and in compliance with The Jeanne Clery Act of 1998. In the interest of the follow-up investigation, these are all the very important community safety Crime Alert details that UCPD is offering at this time.


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A Syrian woman and young girl show their papers at an aid distribution in Amman. Families are sent a text message by the Jordanian Red Crescent three day beforehand. 500 families have come to collect food parcels and box of basic household goods at this monthly aid distribution, and over the next three days 1,500 families (around 7,500 people) will receive aid in Amman.
Click here to read the full feature by Sally WilliamsPicture: British Red Cross/Ibrahim Malla