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9am: I arrive backstage at the Grand Palais for my very first Chanel show to find a wonderfully hectic scene of models in make up, dressers going through the show clothes, catering setting up a nice breakfast, the orchestra practicing in the background. Call time was 5.30am, so right now I'm just witnessing the finishing touches.
9.15am: There's a final run-through. As Chanel is using the entire Grand Palais for the first time, there will be an epic 84 models, so the choreography needs to be perfect. Even without the clothes on, it already looks and sounds amazing! I am introduced to Karl Lagerfeld, who overlooks the entire scene himself.
9.30am: People have already started arriving at the door, even though the show doesn't start for another hour. Inside there's a quiet before the storm, so I go outside to start taking pictures of the crowd, but it starts raining and umbrellas are blocking my view. The Chanel crowd is incredibly stylish and often dressed in the label head-to-toe. It is a truly amazing sight! I run into blogger extraordinaire Bryanboy backstage, looking amazing!
10.15am: Things are really starting to kick off now. Outside the queues are getting long, backstage the models are having their makeup finished and relaxing for a few minutes before the craziness kicks off. People start entering the venue and everyone appears in awe of the grandness of the venue this season.
10.30am: The Grand Palais is filling up quickly and the celebrities keep arriving one by one. My seat is right next to where they get photographed, so I have a prime view. Alexa Chung, Lily Allen, Rachel Bilson, Vanessa Paradis, Keira Knightley, Lou Doillon, Virginie Ledoyen – to name a few. The stream of beautiful, Chanel-clad girls seems never-ending! The gorgeous Claudia Schiffer arrives in front of me causing a bit of a pap scrum.
11.05am: Showtime! The orchestra starts up and the models come from both sides of their stage. The huge collection moved through a variety of the classic Chanel tweeds in black & white and summery pastel colours to floaty chiffon floral dresses, finishing with an all-black eveningwear finale (except for a lone amazing feathered apricot creation). I fell in love with the chunky platform sandals, which seemed so comfy - no stiletto heel in sight! The entire crowd melted when supermodel Brad brought his adorable 2-year old son along with him on the catwalk, dressed in the exact same outfits. Original Chanel-muse Inès de la Fressange also received applause when she made her appearance in the finale with a huge grin on her face. Along the orchestra playing The Verve's Bittersweet Symphony, Karl took his bow with his 'court' in tow, followed by the rest of the models. The whole scene gave me Goosebumps; this was a true Fashion Moment.
11.25am: Post-show cocktail, and there's chaos as everyone wants to photograph or interview the many celebrities. People are climbing on top of the fountain to film; others are desperately trying to get backstage. There are cameras and microphones everywhere, and everyone is waiting for the man of the hour, Karl Lagerfeld, to come out. He eventually does, poses with some of his muses, like Keira Knightley, then talks to the assembled press.
1pm: The Grand Palais is slowly starting to empty. Karl Lagerfeld is still doing interviews, as he will be doing most of the afternoon, but my camera has now died and it is time for a much-needed break. Outside there's still a crowd trying to get a whiff of the Chanel vibe, trendspotters are hoping to snap stylish people, tourists are posing with the Chanel sign. But the show is over, so armed with a camera full of amazing memories – and a goodie bag full of Chanel Make Up – I regretfully have to say goodbye to the Grand Palais and my first ever Chanel show.


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Obesity in dogs, Part 2: Treating excess weight with a multiple-modality approach
In Part 2 of our two-part discussion on overweight and obese dogs, we highlight modalities for treating the excess weight and monitoring the success of the various interventions. Effective management of excess weight in companion animals may include dietary, lifestyle, and pharmacologic modifications. Pairing interventions that benefit both the pet's and owners' health may be a valuable role for veterinarians.
Determining dietary intake
Calculate the current dietary intake, including all caloric sources, if possible.3 If this value can be determined, you could start a weight-loss program by recommending feeding the dog a total of 80% of the current energy intake. However, ideally—and certainly if the current intake cannot be determined because of ad libitum feeding, access to unmonitored feed sources, variable treat offers, or insufficient diet history—calculate the pet's maintenance energy requirement (MER) at the pet's target weight by using the equation3
MER (kcal) = 132 x body weight [kg] 0.75
Estimations for energy restrictions are inexact. The dog could remain stable, lose weight, or even gain weight. Weight monitoring and intake adjustment will likely be needed, and the pet's family must be prepared for this long-term project.
Therapeutic diets
Veterinary therapeutic diets formulated for active weight loss are generally less energy dense than other diets are.4,5 The calories are diluted on a volume basis with fiber, water, or air, but these diets are not necessarily low in fat. Therapeutic diets vary widely in nutritional profiles, ingredients, and fiber concentrations, so appropriate options exist for a wide range of patients. Weight-loss diets are boosted with essential nutrients relative to calories so that when energy is restricted, protein, vitamins, and minerals are not restricted.
Feeding a maintenance diet for weight loss carries the risk of deficiency since these modifications have not been incorporated, and the diet will be fed for an extended period. That applies to situations in which owners are feeding restricted amounts of a maintenance diet only or attempting to dilute the calories of a maintenance diet with items such as green beans or pumpkin.
Recent evidence suggests high-protein diets facilitate the maintenance of lean body mass during weight loss and improve weight-loss success rates.6
Compliance tips
Providing measuring cups may help increase compliance. Using a portion of the diet for treats or training should also be suggested, as many owners do not realize that the entire diet does not need to be fed only from the bowl.7
Clients in the habit of giving treats will likely continue to do so with or without your endorsement. As such, an effective weight-loss program should include a treat allowance with daily guidelines and specific suggestions for treats. Up to 10% of the daily calories may be allotted for treats to avoid nutrient imbalances by dilution.8,9
Weight cycling
Dieting in people is often accompanied by repeated bouts of weight loss and regain, a phenomenon known as weight cycling or yo-yo dieting. Effects of weight cycling and obesity induction and reinduction in people and animal models have been reported.10-13 Recently, a prospective investigation of obesity induction and reinduction in nine beagles documented a significant increase of food efficiency in the obesity reinduction phase compared with the obesity induction phase—simply stated, the dogs became obese in a shorter time period at a lower calorie count (reinduction phase).14 These results demonstrated weight cycling in dogs in which rapid regain of body weight occurred after successful weight loss. These findings support the phenomenon of metabolic downregulation of energy needs with weight loss, which continues after target weights have been achieved.


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The economist says an administration job would reduce his influence.
Much to the disappointment of liberal fans from Hollywood to Europe — and the instant ire of conservatives everywhere — Paul Krugman, the Nobel Prize-winning New York Times columnist and "world's best-known economist," has officially announced he's not up for replacing Timothy Geithner at the Treasury Department. Though "flattered," Krugman writes in a blog post this morning, "an administrative job requires making hiring and firing decisions, it means keeping track of many things, and that, to say the least, is not my forte."
Krugman goes on to explains why he's pre-emptively turning down a job he probably was never actually up for, but for which 188,000 petitioners — and counting — believe he is more than qualified to helm:
The New York Times isn't just some newspaper somewhere, it's the nation's paper of record. As a result, being an op-ed columnist at the Times is a pretty big deal — one I'm immensely grateful to have been granted — and those who hold the position, if they know how to use it effectively, have a lot more influence on national debate than, say, most senators.
"Does anyone doubt that the White House pays attention to what I write?" Krugman asks, rhetorically. And a bit later, in an impressive display of self-awareness: "An administration job, no matter how senior, would actually reduce my influence."
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text: Job Discussion Forums :: View topic - TEFL International and the *other* TEFL International... Get TEFL Certified & Start Your Adventure Today! Job Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Students and Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in TEFL International and the *other* TEFL International... Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> France View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message venus523Joined: 03 Sep 2005Posts: 6Location: Maine Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2005 11:11 pm Post subject: TEFL International and the *other* TEFL International... Hello, I'm interested in getting my TEFL cert in France and while I'm still in the exploration stage, there are some schools I'm at least intrigued by. One is Tefl International (http://teflintl.com/france_Mauzac.htm). Is anyone familiar with this course? Know someone who has taken it? Taken it yourself? Talked to someone of authority from this school? But I'm a little confused - there also seems to be *another* Tefl International (http://www.teflcourse.com/locations/bordeaux/) with a school in Mauzac. But course dates are different, contact e-mail is different, BUT the course is offered in almost the exact locations as the first one. I am leaning towards the teflintl.com one, but any information about either of the Tefl Internationals would be greatly appreciated. thanks in advance, :)venus523 Back to top Squire22Joined: 06 Jul 2005Posts: 68Location: Shizuoka, Japan Posted: Mon Oct 24, 2005 2:22 pm Post subject: Dear Venus, I recently took TEFL International's TESOL course in Plymouth (http://teflintl.com), well, back in June/July, and a couple of the people that were on that course did their two week teaching practice at the twin centre in France where you mentioned. So it might be worth e-mailing the course director at the French centre for info from previous graduates of the programme. If the course there is anything like the one I did at Plymouth, you'll have a blast! I had an amazing time doing the course, obviously it'll be different teachers but if the standard is roughly the same then you'll be fine! The course is fairly heavy going but is well worth it, it's loads of fun and I found them really supportive in all aspects of the course and were able to answer all of my questions (Of which I had many). Not sure what else has been posted on here, but their is also an external moderator that comes in to assess you and they're associated with the IATQUO (Google it...), if you'd like more detailed info on the course particulars then just leave me a note with your questions and i'll try and get back to you with the answers. And as a by the way, after finishing the course I ended up in a residential summer school and had a fantastic time! Also I've experienced no problems with people recognising the validity of the certificate....now doing interviews for jobs in Japan.... Hope some of this helps Back to top venus523Joined: 03 Sep 2005Posts: 6Location: Maine Posted: Mon Oct 24, 2005 11:56 pm Post subject: Thanks for your reply, Squire! I will definitely be looking into talking with someone at the school in France. It is good to know that someone at another location also had a good experience - shows company integrity. My gut feeling has been to go with TEFL Intl. www.teflintl.com and not www.teflcourse.com - since I have been unable to find anyone who has taken that course. Again, Thanks! :)venus Back to top BruceJoined: 22 Feb 2003Posts: 51Location: Around the world Posted: Wed Apr 05, 2006 4:11 pm Post subject: Different websites Theya re actually the same course we just have different marketing agents! 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Originally opened back in 1962, shortly after the Berlin Wall was built, the museum at the legendary Checkpoint Charlie traces the history of the divided Germany and is one of the city's most popular visitor attractions.
A symbol of the tensions between the major world powers, Checkpoint Charlie became the world's most famous border crossing within a city. The 'Haus am Checkpoint Charlie' museum has a permanent exhibition on the history of the Berlin Wall and many other related themes – from opposition, resistance and the Stasi to the fall of the Berlin Wall on 9 November 1989.
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The 808 State biography has been updated. See http://www.808state.com/various/bio/intro.htm
Hmm, just remembered, should have asked SteveC if he could have looked into it, he's a good writer.
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Thanks Markus, don't think I can improve on that much, but if you want me to have a go then say the word, although it will be next year now because I'm working 7 days a week, 12 hours a day at the MCR Xmas market, not that I want any sympathy..............ok then just a little.
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Nice job Markus.
We might pop down and see you, Steve. Let us know where you are.
We might pop down and see you, Steve. Let us know where you are.
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Albert Square, on the corner opposite Northern Rock, next to the tree, bring a banana.
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Cooley, 45, is head coach at Mississippi Valley State University, a little school with an enormous passing attack. In the last two years, his Delta Devils - assembled with a recruiting budget of $3,500 a year - won 17 of 21 games, averaging 51 points a game.
They did it with no huddle.
They did it with 55 passes a game.
They did it with something called the Satellite Express, an imaginative, freaky offense designed by Cooley and named presumably for quarterback Willie "The Satellite" Totten, a senior who has replaced Neil Lomax as the most devastating college football passer ever.
Using Cooley's Satellite Express, Mississippi Valley State has broken virtually every NCAA Division I-AA passing record.
Willie "The Satellite" Totten was the triggerman, but on the receiving end of his passes, roughly 300 of them, was Jerry Rice. Yeah, 49ers-Hall-of-Fame-Dancing-with-the-Stars Jerry Rice. And Rice's incredible talent led Cooley to the most natural evolution of his five-wide attack: put four guys to one side of the field, and put Jerry Rice -- nicknamed "World" because there "wasn't a pass in the world he couldn't catch" -- to the other.
Totten would signal a route to Rice backside (much like the run and shoot "choice" concept) and then the four receivers to the other side would run some dizzying array of combinations, usually with at least one guy in a sort of "trail" position who could catch a dump-off if the defense retreated.
By doing this Cooley was able to put the defense in an impossible bind: no one in D I-AA could cover Rice (in his college career he set then NCAA records in catches, with 301, yards, with 4,693, and touchdowns, with 50), but if the defense double- or triple-teamed him then they gave up numbers and leverage to the four receiver side.
As you can imagine, footage of Mississippi Valley State is, well, scarce. So I was delighted to stumble on this old gamefilm (apparently filmed on some kind of pre-Victorian camera).
In the clip, notice how many guys Louisiana Tech lines up on Rice: always two, sometimes even three. But if you wait until near the end of the clip, around the 4:30 mark, the defense finally singles him up. Totten then calls Rice's number and throws him a fade for an inevitable touchdown. Time for the defense to rethink things.


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We're going to try something different around here. The Hangover is coming a little later, but let's start with the sights from yesterday's game.
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2013 Investiture
Thayer School of Engineering's 2013 Investiture ceremony took place on Saturday, June 8. The speaker was Subra Suresh, President-Elect of Carnegie Mellon University and Former Director of the National Science Foundation.
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2013 Investiture Program
- Faculty Marshal: Peter J. Robbie
- Student Marshals: Sharang Biswas '12 Th'13, Joseph W. Zabinski Th'13
- Joseph J. Helble, Dean
- John B. Replogle '88, Dartmouth Trustee and Chief Executive Officer and President of Seventh Generation
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- Subra Suresh, President-Elect of Carnegie Mellon University and Former Director of the National Science Foundation
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- The Dartmouth Society of Engineers Prize: Joseph Roslyn Anthony, III '12 Th'13, Stephanie Jean Crocker '12 Th'13, Wiley Alfred Dunlap-Shohl '12 Th'13, Jacob A. Wolf '12 Th'13
- The Charles F. and Ruth D. Goodrich Prize: Jizheng Qiu Th'13
- The Thayer School of Engineering Corporate Collaboration Council Engineering Management Prize: Anuoluwatomiwa Osunkoya Th'13
- The Thayer School Faculty Award for Academic Excellence: Wiley Alfred Dunlap-Shohl '12 Th'13
- The Thayer School Dean's Service Award: Valerie S. Hanson
- The John C. Woodhouse Engineering Design Prize: Stephanie Jean Crocker '12 Th'13
- The John C. Woodhouse Environmental Engineering Prize: Robert Rhody Cholnoky '13 Th'13, Kevin Charles Dahms '12 Th'13, Robert Faulkner Moss, Jr. '12 Th'13, Leanna Erin Saunders '12 Th'13
- The Caroline Henderson Prize: Joseph Walter Zabinsky Th'13
- The Special Faculty Award for Engineering and Service to Humanity: Sharang Biswas '12 Th'13, Jennifer Ann Freise '12 Th'13, Laura Taylor Gray '13 Th'13, Pauline Frances Schmit '13 Th'13, Alison M. Stace-Naughton '13 Th'13
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The Franklin County Democratic Party's big play for countywide offices this year includes a long-planned run for county auditor.
The Franklin County Democratic Party�s big play for countywide offices this year includes a long-planned run for county auditor.
Auditor Clarence Mingo, a Republican who was appointed to the office in 2009 and won election the following year, likely will face Democrat Mike Schadek, an Upper Arlington City Council member, in November.
Schadek took out a petition in November to run for the seat in the May primary and has been lining up support for more than a year. The auditor�s office has not been held by a Democrat in more than 72 years.
Mingo and Schadek are the only candidates now circulating petitions for the office.
He�s part of a wave of expected Democratic challengers to long-held Republican offices in the fall, including a concerted push to capture seats on the county�s common pleas and appeals courts.
Schadek won a council seat in Upper Arlington, a city that favors Republicans although city council races officially are nonpartisan. He said it�s proof that his business background and pro-economic-development attitude appeal to voters. He is a lawyer who specializes in long-term-care issues and also co-publishes a real-estate magazine with his wife, Debbie.
�It�s all about good government,� he said. �We want to get people in the office with new ideas. It really is time for a change.�
Schadek said he wants to run for auditor because the office affects so many people in Franklin County and because he sees three major problems with the way Mingo runs it.
The record number of people who challenged their property values after the 2011 reappraisal is proof that the office is not doing a good enough job of setting values, which is unfair to property owners, he said, and resolving property-value challenges takes too long. Thirdly, news stories late last year about a consulting contract Mingo awarded to his former chief of staff raised questions of transparency and possible inappropriate conduct in the office, he said.
Mingo�s former chief of staff, Jerzell Pierre-Louis, received a six-month consulting contract worth $135,000 with the office in June, one month after she wrote a letter saying she had no proof that Mingo had an inappropriate relationship with a subordinate. The person who told her that while she was Mingo�s chief of staff, she wrote, later told her it was a lie.
Mingo has said he never acted inappropriately with anyone in his office and that Pierre-Louis� contract had nothing to do with the letter.
Mingo, who is often mentioned as a likely future Republican candidate for statewide office, said upheaval in the real-estate market following the economic downturn triggered the rush of property-valuation challenges in 2011, the first countywide update since 2005. Mingo�s predecessor, Joe Testa, held values flat in 2008.
Anticipating the demand, Mingo�s office held about 20 �informal review� meetings across the county to give property owners a chance to discuss their values with the auditor�s office without having to go through a more-formal and lengthy challenge to the Board of Revision. He said the office encourages property owners to challenge their property values.
�It took considerable time and expertise to bring Franklin County up to date with so much turmoil in the real-estate market,� Mingo said. �We met that challenge.�
Mingo, in cooperation with fellow Board of Revision members Treasurer Ed Leonard and Commissioner Marilyn Brown, both Democrats, created a mediation program for homeowners who want to challenge their property value, which has sped up resolutions.
Mingo said he has been a careful steward of tax dollars. He returned $7 million to county levy agencies in 2012 out of money not spent to conduct the 2011 valuation. He anticipates being able to return $8 million more to those agencies this year.
He also launched a major technology upgrade for the office that he said will increase the accuracy and speed of property appraisals.


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Neighbors watch as hot-air balloon makes surprise landing in North Versailles
Residents on Greensburg Pike feared balloon crash
A neighborhood watched as a hot-air balloon made a surprise landing in North Versailles on Thursday night.
Neighbors on Greensburg Pike told Channel 4 Action News they looked up and thought the balloon was going to crash.
"I was thinking, 'Wow, I hope no one gets hurt, I hope no one gets hurt,'" said resident Coco Kane, who shot home video near Markle Street. "I could tell they were in distress a little bit and a lot of the neighbors were around the perimeter of the balloon, everyone thought it was going to crash land."
Despite the fear of those watching, the balloon missed power lines and the two homes it landed between.
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Target practice: No charges in shooting of Glenmore woman
Albemarle police say they've identified the source of the bullet that randomly struck a Glenmore woman in her backyard, and point to unnamed target shooters more than half a mile away. It's a painful reminder of how far bullets can travel.
"You should always have a backstop," says Albemarle Sheriff Chip Harding, who recently taught a hunter safety class. "It doesn't help the cause of hunters to have someone shooting irresponsibly."
The shooting occurred around 8pm Sunday, August 29, when 61-year-old Justine Joscelyne was watering nandinas at her Darby Road residence in the gated Glenmore subdivision. Pierced in her right breast and suffering both an entrance and exit wound, she was treated for non-life-threatening injuries and released later that evening.
Albemarle police spokesman Lieutenant Shawn Schwertfeger says the alleged shooter was part of a group of four sharing a shotgun and a rifle at a makeshift firing range in the yard of a residence in the 3700 block of Richmond Road. And although no slug was recovered, Schwertfeger says he believes the stray projectile came from the rifle.
Virginia has laws that prohibit shooting across roads or at houses, with increased penalties when a shooting occurs with malice. State code also makes it a class 1 misdemeanor to recklessly discharge firearms to "endanger the life, limb or property of any person."
Police portray the members of the shooting party as cooperative and say that after consulting with the Commonwealth Attorney's office, they decided against filing any charges.
Albemarle police have declined to identify the gunmen or the owner of the Richmond Road property, and rejected a Freedom of Information Act request from the Hook, claiming that the identity of the shooter is exempt under FOIA.
Trevor Joscelyne, husband of the victim and president of the Glenmore Community Association, estimates that the Richmond Road residence lies about 1,000 yards from the Joscelynes' backyard, and says he's "certain" the house is a rental owned by Glenmore Associates, the company that developed Glenmore and which has had to pay back missing homeowner association funds embezzled by Glenmore Associates partner Mike Comer. "I think it's coincidence," says Joscelyne of that connection.
"They didn't break any laws," he says of the shooters, "and it was an accident."
When the Hook spoke to his wife on August 30, the day after the incident, she said she felt "surprisingly fine."
Another outcome heartening to Trevor Joscelyne, he says, is that police are urging the county to consider tightening shooting rules in the growth areas, as will the Glenmore Community Association. Currently, Albemarle makes it illegal to discharge a firearm in an area zoned residential, but the Richmond Road residence falls under neighborhood model zoning, which is exempt from the county ordinance. "We're going to be pressing the county to extend the ordinance to cover neighborhood model zoning," says Joscelyne.
After the notorious 2006 intentional shooting of a pet cat named "Carmen" by an angry neighbor in the Bentivar subdivision, the Albemarle Board of Supervisors considered a ban on discharging firearms within 200 yards of any house. But after hearing concerns that such action could harm Albemarle's rural character and vex law-abiding hunters, the Board took no action.
Updated 11:30am September 7 to note Albemarle police's denial of the Hook's Freedom of Information Act request for the identity of the gunmen.
Updated 1pm September 3 with additional code on reckless handling of firearms and the possible connection with Glenmore Associates.
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Yes. Well.Not everyone in the "rural" suburban neighborhoods will be so easy going about getting shot or even nearly shot. Way past time to change the rules.
I think that if he did not use a proper backstop he should be charged for his negligence. I am a gun owner and a supporter of gun rights, but with the use of something as powerful as a gun comes responsibilities. It only takes a few to ruin everything for the masses.
Considering the Albemarle County cop shoppe investigated this incident, does the sheriff even have all the facts? Has the commonwealth attorney discussed this case or his findings with the sheriff? On what facts did the sheriff base his claim that the shooters were acting irresponsibly?
The new Strom arrest story is here and I also saw it in the Daily Progress.
Gee Beav don'tcha think you oughta go tell the lady you're sorry you shot her in the breast?
Yeah...I guess you're right Wally. Gee seems like a fella can't even have a decent Balkan wedding celebration around here anymore.
@ Bag Assage:
Perhaps you should move to the People's Republic of Maryland where the Second Amendment isn't recognized as far as handguns are concerned. Better yet, move to New York (New York City even better). In any of those places the vast majority of gun owners are criminals. Meaning real criminals, not the Plaxico Burress kind. I read about some arson events and vehicle accidents this morning. Perhaps we should outlaw matches and cars. Fall from a ladder? Outlaw ladders as well.
OK Mr/Mrs/Miss Noooo, I see the stalking arrest in the local newspaper this morning. Does this come as a surprise to anybody? They are going to keep on dreaming up charges against her until she dismantles her blog.
I still wonder about grown men walking around with badges and guns and claiming they are afraid of people.
But, getting back to the question you asked, how is this latest arrest news? What would the headline be, "Grown Man With a Badge & Gun Scared of a Little Girl"?
Get back to work and stop chatting with Thomas. (see first firefox tab in the image) The first rule when making screenshots is to hide all personal information, especially if it shows that you goof off at work.
Stalking? Are you telling us a grown man with a badge and gun fears a small female?
But anyhow, back to your tale.... who was the friend of The Hook? Who was the federal cop? Lay it on us, this sounds like good stuff!
There should have been a charge of reckless handling of a firearm brought. Having an adequate backstop and knowing what is behind your target are cardinal rules of gun safety.
These careless clowns are are just as much a danger to Second Amendment right as gun control groups.
Its like with those go shoot someone for a deer by firing at sounds or movements and not identifying their target before they shoot. Too bad we don't have some dangerous game like in Africa that would come and take these bozos out when they wounded it by firing blindly into the brush.
When my neighbor was shooting long rifle from her deck at targets she'd set up in her yard - 60 feet from my laundry room and 15 feet from where my child's toys roll into the back of my fenced yard, I couldn't BELIEVE that it turns out she was doing nothing illegal because we are zoned rural.
Where is Baldi?
Looks like the shooters are future candidates for the Darwin Awards. I wonder how many people they will shoot before they get around to themselves? Too bad the Commonwealth Attorney's office can't spell ââ?¬Å?Reckless Endangerment".
Okay....so what's stopping them from setting up their "makeshift" shooting range again? In exactly the same spot with similar or worse results?
3700 block of Richmond Road?
3714 RICHMOND RD COUCH, ROBERT W JR OR MILDRED A (north side of US 250)
3721 RICHMOND RD GLENMORE ASSOCIATES LIMITED PARTNERSHIP (no residence)
3756 RICHMOND RD CHARLOTTESVILLE LODGE #1028 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE INC (north side of US 250)
3782 RICHMOND RD CHD LAND TRUST: ANTHONY J SANTORO TRUSTEE (north side of US 250)
3783 RICHMOND RD JOHNSON, MARYBESS MCCRAY SOLE TRS OF MARYBESS MCCRAY JOHNSON TRUST (no residence)
Isn't that ironic?
Friendly fire, eh?
I am glad to see it all got worked out. Accidents do happen, that is why they are called accidents. As you may recall, it wasn't that long ago an Albemarle County cop shop firearms instructor shot and wounded himself in the leg out at the Rivanna Rifle and Pistol Club.
Car accident? Driver at fault is held accountable -- damages, fines, points, loss of license and even jail time, etc. depending on severity and track record. Injured parties are compensated.
Gun accident? Nothing.
Hey, realist -- do YOU sees what's wrong with that?
Both cars and guns are deadly weapons. A stray bullet should be treated the same as a car that "strays" into a person or property. The person on the business end of the gun and the car did not exercise the reasonable level of care to operate the gun/car without endangering others.
So why should the target shooter be treated differently?
Before we get off subject onto stalking, please let me get this straight. Someone shot this woman in her subdivision. The authorities know who did it. The sheriff said the shooter was acting irresponsibly. Somehow though, the individual was NOT charged? Seriously? What am I missing here?
People are cool with this?
Those of you thinking "influence" was behind this should consider that they likely have no way to determine exactly who fired the shot. Now, if they had been shown to have broken a firearms law or if the victim had died I think there are useable felony charges that could be applied to the whole group, without having to prove exactly who fired the shot, but an accident caused by legal actions resulting in non-life-threatening injury with no single clear responsible party is probably a waste of money for the criminal justice system to pursue.
On the other hand, it is exactly what civil courts are for, and the homeowner does not need to have fired the shot, or even be present, to liable for damages. A civil court can apportion responsibility between all the shooting party ( 10% your fault, 10% his fault, 25% owner's fault, etc.) If I were the victim, that's the route I'd look at.
Where are the real news stories? I just heard Elisha Strom blogger and friend of the HOOK, was arrested a couple of days ago for stalking a Federal agent. Where's the article on that?
I live in the city, and I always just shoot in the air. You know to celebrate the 4th and what not. The bullets that don't go into space orbit, just disentegrate on their way back down. Just like meteors. That's a fact, you can ask anyone.
Great to hear from you, Morris Shifflett, on this matter. I have to wonder, though, why hasn't your cousin from Louisa, Jones Davis Clatterbuck, weighed in on the subject?
Hey Morris,
The world is flat, too.
You can ask anyone.
"police portray the members of the alleged shooting party as cooperative and say that after consulting with the Commonwealth Attorney's office they decided against filing any charges"
The 'alleged shooting party' was wealthy, which is why no charges were filed. A party of poor folks would be in jail.
Thanks realist! You just made my point for me.
Accident? I know that anything having to do with firearms around here is darned near sacrosanct, but I have to wonder if this had happened with virtually any other dangerous device, say a bow and arrow, slingshot, or even a friggen thrown rock would there have been charges of some kind?
Are we so afraid of infringing on gun rights that they outweigh a person's expectation of safety in her own backyard?
I found a 9mm slug in my deck post one day. I live near a busy road. Some jackass was just shooting at my place as they passed on the highway and there is no way I would ever find out who.
Realist, why don't you address the issues that Bag Assage actually raised? Perhaps we should outlaw burning other people with matches, or running them over with our cars, or dropping ladders on their heads. Oh, wait, we do that already....
If she was standing in front of her house when she was hit, then didn't they shoot at a house?
Stalking is one of the most abused laws on the books in Virginia. In the last stalking trial I had the occasion to attend, also an alleged stalking of a man with a shiny badge and big gun, the judge had to hide his facial expressions with his arm and hands as he listened to some of the comedy the commonwealth offered. He also knew one of the commonwealth witnesses was lying when the witness wouldn't look him eye to eye when answering the questions the judge posed to him. The witness looked to and answered to the floor. It was quite the three ring circus! :)
I think there should have been some sort of charge filed in this case. The bullet shouldn't have hit the woman if proper procedures were being followed. It could just as easily have killed her. I'd like to shoot on my property but it's perfectly flat with no backstop. So I don't.
whew, glad to know she was watering her nandinas :P


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NBA Playoffs – JV Conference PreviewPosted by nvr1983 on April 18th, 2008
It seems like the general consensus among NBA analysts is that this will be Boston vs. Detroit in the conference finals unless Lebron goes off for an entire series. I'm hoping to provide a little more insight than that with a preview of each opening round series and brief predictions of what I think will happen for the rest of the conference playoffs. I won't expound upon the later rounds in great detail as I'll probably mess up my first round picks making the subsequent previews meaningless.
First Round
#1 Boston vs. #8 Atlanta: This series looks like the biggest mismatch in the 1st round. Boston won all 3 games this year including the last when they sat the starters for the 4th quarter and still managed to win handily despite the fact that Atlanta actually needed the game to help get them into the playoffs. I don't think there is any question that Boston will win the series easily. The only question I have seen by any analysts will be whether the Hawks will manage to win a game (most analysts don't think they will). The more interesting thing is the individual match-ups:
PG: Rajon Rondo vs. Mike Bibby: This will be our first good look at Rondo against a quality PG in a playoff series. While Bibby isn't the same player he was back around 2000 when he was the only Sacramento King who would take (and hit) big shots against the Lakers. It seemed like Bibby was ready to become a star at that point, but he never did. Rondo should have his hands full in this match-up individually, but the Celtics overall advantage is so great that it should actually serve as a great introduction to the playoffs for Rondo. If he struggles, the Celtics should be able to overcome it that night and if necessary they can always rely on Sam Cassell for short periods of time.
SG: Ray Allen vs. Joe Johnson: This match-upprobably has the most star power with 2 All-Stars battling. Johnson, who started his career in Boston before being traded during his rookie season, could give Allen a hard time throughout this series. If Atlanta is going to win a game, Johnson will have to dominate Allen for a night (along with Bibby winning his match-up against Rondo/Cassell).
SF: Paul Pierce vs. Josh Smith: Pierce is certainly the better player in this match-up (he deserves consideration for one of the All-NBA teams), but Smith's length and athleticism make this an interesting match-up. Smith may also have to help on KG, who will be killing Marvin Williams.
PF: Kevin Garnett vs. Marvin Williams: To be honest, I haven't seen Williams play much since his days at UNC. He seems to be putting up decent numbers, but this is a really bad match-up for him against Garnett, a MVP candidate. KG's team playoff troubles and inability to hit the big shot has been well-documented, but that won't come into play this series.
C: Kendrick Perkins vs. Al Horford: This is probably the only match-up that Atlanta has a decided advantage in with Horford, who will likely finish 2nd to Kevin Durant in ROY voting. Even though he is still the weak link in the starting line-up, Perkins has evolved into a decent NBA center, which might say more about the level of NBA centers in the league than it does about Kendrick's game. I'm interested to see how Horford's game has changed since he left Gainesville.
-Prediction: Celtics in 4. None of the games will be close.
#2 Detroit vs. #7 Philadelphia: The veteran Pistons team should win this series pretty easily in 4 or 5 games. The Pistons match-up well against the Sixers 2 best players (Andre Miller versus Chauncey Billups and Andre Igoudala versus Tayshaun Prince). The only real question is how intense the Pistons will be as they have a tendency to take games off even in the playoffs.
-Prediction: Detroit in 5. Philadelphia has a surprisingly tough team, but Detroit is too good to blow this series especially since the Sixers don't have a Lebron-type player to win the series by himself.
#3 Orlando vs. #6 Toronto: Although the NBA experts have been ripping the Eastern Conference first round match-ups, I have to say that this series and the Cleveland-Washington series could be very interesting. Dwight Howard and Chris Bosh are obviously the marquee stars here, but both teams have good players at the other positions. It will be interesting to see which of the other players (Rashard Lewis, Hedo Turkoglu, Jameer Nelson, T.J. Ford, Jose Calderon, and Rasho Nesterovic) in this series step up and make themselves household names (outside of basketball junkie circles).
-Prediction: Toronto in 6. In such a close series, I'm tempted to go with the home-court. However, in this case I'm going with the relative experience of the Raptors to win a couple of the close games and close out the series in Toronto.
#4 Cleveland vs. #5 Washington: It appears like this is the only first round series in the Eastern Conference that the mainstream media cares about. It seems like the media is focusing on the Wizards (DeShawn Stevenson and Gilbert Arenas) calling out Lebron. However, there are a bunch of other interesting things about this series: (1) Can Washington finally beat Cleveland having lost to them the last 2 years in first round? (2) Can Agent Zero control his ego enough to play a supporting role? (3) Can Lebron win another series with a horrible supporting cast? Our answers: No. No. Yes.
Prediction: Cleveland in 7. I think that Washington is the better team, but Cleveland has Lebron. Ever since the Detroit series it appears that Lebron has decided to start taking over games (not counting the Finals last year that nobody watched). In the end, it will be Lebron (and David Stern's refs) pushing the Cavs into the 2nd round.
I'll make longer posts for the later rounds when the match-ups are set. For now, I'll just stick with predictions.
Second Round
#1 Boston vs. #4 Cleveland: Celtics in 5.
#2 Detroit vs. #6 Toronto: Detroit in 6.
Conference Finals
#1 Boston vs. #2 Detroit: Celtics in 7.


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Like any good reporter, Anderson Cooper is good at getting people to relax and open up, but Lady GaGa may have bested the CNN newsman.
At the end of a "60 Minutes" interview, the international pop icon went drinking with Cooper and got him tipsy.
"We actually ended up that day in a pub in London drinking Jameson, which I don't really drink," the anchor told The Insider. "So she got me to drink, like, two of them. And by the end, I was ready to have the interview be over, because I really sort of couldn't ask anymore questions."
Cooper sounds a bit like a lightweight, but he's definitely a "Little Monster." The hour-long show isn't slated to air until Grammy night 2011, but the journalist is already gushing about the Grammy-winning singer.
"She's obviously a fascinating person," he told The Insider.
The high-profile drinking buddies got together on a few occasions for the Q & A, and Cooper added that the show was a great way to get to know the headline-making performer.
"What's great about '60 Minutes' is you spend a lot of time with the person you're profiling. So to be able to spend a couple of weekends with [Lady GaGa] in various paces over the course of several months, it's really cool. And it's really interesting…I'm learning stuff about her I never saw before."
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Robert L. and Pamela Y. Stokes to Richard H. deButts, unit in Water Street Parking Garage condominiums, $200,000.
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Olin and Joan A. Williams to Saul C. and Deirdre E. Urrea, 109 Lankford Avenue, $40,000.
M. Ellen Anderson to Jean M. Emery, 1600 Rugby Avenue, $259,900.
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Oxford Hill LLC to Club Mad LLC, lot on south side of Madison Avenue, $73,000.
Michael A. and Leslie J. Kaufman to Michael A. Kaufman, two units in Charlottesville Wellness Center and 1605 Grove Road, pursuant to separation agreement.
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Christopher C. Cullinan to James Purdy, parcel in, Hollymead, $240,000.
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Stanley S. Watkins to Joseph R. Pitts, 1009 Stonewood Drive, Stonewood, $230,000.
John G. Desmond, Trustee of Belvedere Station Land Trust, to Barry and Wendi W. Giordano, 2215 Shepherd's Ridge Road, Rivercrest at Dunlora, $320,750.
Charles William Hurt and Shirley Fisher, Trustees, to Tri-County Development Corp., lot in Ashleigh subdivision, $100,000.
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Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 as it relates to students
Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 is a broad civil rights law regulated by the Office of Civil Rights. It provides that "No other-wise qualified individual with a disability in the United States… shall, solely by reason of his or her disability, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any program or activity receiving federal assistance… 29 U.S.C. Section 794(a) (2010).
To comply with Section 504 Osseo Area Schools ISD 279 will:
- Provide a free appropriate education to students with disabilities
- Seek out, identify, and evaluate students who may have a disability under Section 504
- Provide special accommodations to students identified under Section 504 as defined in their written individual accommodation plan
- Discipline students in accordance with the law
- Ensure that extracurricular activities are accessible to students identified under Section 504
- Provide notice to parents/guardians regarding evaluation, identification, reevaluation, and due process rights
- Provide all staff access to information regarding Section 504
The following is a description of the rights granted by federal law to students with disabilities. The intent of the law is to keep you fully informed concerning decisions about your child and to inform you of your rights if you disagree with any of these decisions.
You have the right to:
- Have the school district advise you of your rights under applicable federal law. This notice shall serve that purpose.
- Have your child take part in, and receive benefits from public education programs without discrimination because of his/her disability.
- Have your child receive a free appropriate public education. This includes the right to be educated with nondisabled students to the maximum extent appropriate. It also includes the right to have the school district make reasonable accommodations to allow your child an equal opportunity to participate in school and school-related activities.
- Receive notice with respect to identification, evaluation, or placement of your child.
- Have your child educated in facilitates and receive services comparable to those provided to nondisabled students.
- Have decisions regarding identification, evaluation, and placement be based upon information from a variety of sources and be made by a group of persons including persons knowledgeable about the student, the evaluation data, and placement options.
- Have your child be given an equal opportunity to participate in nonacademic and extracurricular activities offered by the district.
- Have adequate transportation provided to and from an alternative placement setting at no greater cost than would be incurred if the student were placed in a program operated by the district.
- Examine all relevant records relating to decisions regarding your child's identification, evaluation, and placement.
- Obtain copies of educational records at a reasonable cost unless the fee would effectively deny you access to the records.
- A response from the school district to reasonable requests for explanations and interpretations of your child's records.
- Request amendment of your child's educational records if there is reasonable cause to believe that they are inaccurate, misleading, or otherwise in violation of the privacy rights of your child. If the school district refuses this request for amendment, it shall notify you within a reasonable time, and advise you of the right to a hearing.
- Request an impartial due process hearing, and an appeal of any decision or actions taken by the school district regarding your child's identification, evaluation, educational program, or placement.
- Request an impartial due process hearing related to decisions or actions regarding the student's identification, evaluation, and placement. The parent or guardian has the right to participate, be represented by counsel, and appeal the hearing officer's decision.
If you have questions about your student and Section 504, or would like information about the grievance procedures, contact the Building 504 Coordinator, School Counselor or Principal in your student's school.


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The EJS Photoelectric Effect model simulates the Photoelectric effect discovered by Hertz in 1887 and described theoretically by Einstein in 1905. Light of a given frequency (energy) shines on a metal in a vacuum tube. If the energy of the photons is greater than the work function of the metal, W, electrons are ejected and can form a current in an external circuit. These photoelectrons will have a kinetic energy if the energy of the light is greater than the work function. If subjected to an electric potential between the plates in the tube, the electrons excited from the metal will be accelerated resulting in an increase, decrease, or stopping of the current. This model provides controls for the frequency of the light source and the external potential on the electron tube. An ammeter allows users to take data for the photo-current.
The EJS Photoelectric Effect model was created using the Easy Java Simulations (EJS) modeling tool. It is distributed as a ready-to-run (compiled) Java archive. Double clicking the ejs_qm_photoelectric.jar file will run the program if Java is installed.
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