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Chicago - When Paul Bako recently signed a contract with the Chicago Cubs, he knew that he would have a difficult road ahead of him. In order to better prepare for his role of backup catcher, Bako pledged during a press conference this morning that he would soon start the most intense off-season regime of his career.
"It won't be easy," Bako said, "but I know I can win the hearts of Cub fans, and the respect of my pitchers."
Bako plans on making the transition an easy one by first getting himself incarcerated for the remainder of the winter. He is not sure as to what he'll do to receive a month and a half of jailtime, but he has a short list of options, from petty larceny to barroom brawls.
"I know that (former Cubs backup catcher Henry Blanco) never actually went to prison," Bako said, "but have you seen that guy? I guess that growing up in Venezuela gives you a toughness that a whitebread like me can't possibly understand."
Upon entering prison, Bako intends to toughen himself up by lifting weights during the morning, fighting off hoards of gangbangers in the afternoon, and covering his body in an elaborate tattoo that, if read properly, will help lead the Cubs to cracking the 54-year-old Goat Curse.
"I saw it on a TV show," Bako said. "It looked cool, and besides, Blanco has sleeves like you wouldn't believe."
When Bako leaves the prison for spring training - assuming he is able to get out - his first order of business will be to start a fight with Carlos Zambrano in order to assert his dominance to the rest of the team.
"Prison is nothing compared to that guy," Bako said. "If I can challenge and defeat him, then I will have established the same order that was in place when Henry was here. After that, it should be cake."
While Bako may have a detailed plan to toughen up for the coming season, there is no question that it will be an even greater struggle for him to replace the awesome bat of Henry Blanco. No amount of training will improve his stroke, but he hopes that through the power of intimidation, pitchers will go easy on him at the plate.


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MADISON, WI (WTAQ) - There were more arrests Friday at the State Capitol.
For a third-straight day, Capitol Police arrested and cited over a dozen protesters at the rotunda.
Since 2011, protesters have gathered during the noon hour to sing songs and protest Governor Scott Walker's administration.
Groups larger than 20 are now required to have a permit to gather at the Capitol.
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A Melrose Park man disappeared nearly a decade ago after being charged with sexual assault.
Fifty year old Heliodoro Salcido has been on the run for nine years now. Cook County prosecutors charged him back in June of 2002 with sexually assaulting a 16-year old girl in his Melrose Park apartment; he hasn't been seen since.
Agents say Salcido sexually assaulted a young girl after pretending to be a doctor. The girl had been complaining of back pain, and her parents brought her to Salcido for treatment. Investigators say the assult took place in Salcido's apartment when the girl visited the alleged doctor for a second time. His apartment was located in the 1500 block of 32nd Avenue.
Police arrested Salcido on June 16, 2002 and prosecutors charged him with sexual assault. After being released on bond, Salcido became a fugitive when he missed his court appearance in July.
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DescriptionThis trail meanders along the Aspy fault, through an Acadian and mixed forest. As nature reclaims land once used for farming and logging, a regenerated forest begins to blend in with the old growth. The magnificent red oak and the hoots of the barred owl or great horned owl will appeal to the true nature enthusiast. Recent work on this trail has made several stream crossings easier, but waterproof hiking boots are recommended.
Trailhead: At the parking lot for Beulach Ban Falls
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PRINCETON, N.J. — (October 14, 2012) – The Rutgers men's and women's cross-country teams took part in the Princeton Invitational Saturday in Princeton, where the men placed 15th out of 24 teams and the women placed 22nd out of 25 teams. The meet was RU's final tune-up before the BIG EAST Championships on Friday, Oct. 22.
Leading the charge for the men's squad was sophomore Chris Banafato (Bridgewater, N.J.), who finished 21st after completing the 8K course in 24:50. Freshman Chris Defabio (Millington, N.J.) finished behind Banafato in 66th place (25:23), as sophomore Curtis Richburg (West Orange, N.J.) rounded out the top-three for the Scarlet Knights with an 86th-place finish (25:34). MEN'S RESULTS
Sophomore Rashmi Singh (Flemington, N.J.) paced RU on the women's side, running the 5K race in 23:06 for 73rd place. Behind her were freshmen Paige Senatore (Newfield, N.J.) and Felicia O'Donnell (Franklinville, N.J.), who finished 93rd (23:28) and 107th (23:34, respectively. WOMEN'S RESULTS
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New ETF aims for high dividends, revenue growth
The RevenueShares Ultra Dividend fund is made up of the top 60 dividend-yielding stocks.
The combination of a high dividend yield and above-average dividend growth can be difficult to find in the current environment. Interest rates remain near historic lows lending to below-average dividend yields, and revenue growth has been slowing in recent quarters.
A new ETF launched last week attempts to offer investors the highly sought after combination. The RevenueShares Ultra Dividend ETF (RDIV) is comprised of the top 60 dividend-yielding stocks in the S&P 900 Index.
The average 12-month trailing dividend yield in each of the previous four quarters is used to determine the 60 highest-yielding stocks. Once the stocks are selected they are ranked by top line revenue, instead of the traditional market capitalization.
The current dividend yield on the ETF is 4.92 percent, nearly double the yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury bond and more than double the yield on the Standard & Poor's 500 Index ($INX). A beta of 1.15 implies the ETF will have slightly more volatility than the overall market. The net expense ratio is 0.49 percent.
Due to its concentration on finding the top dividend yielding stocks, the utility sector is heavily weighted with a 39 percent allocation, followed by telecom at 17 percent. The top holdings include Lockheed Martin Corp (LMT), AT&T (T), and Duke Energy (DUK). The three top holdings of the S&P 500 did not make the cut for RDIV due to the lack of high dividend yields.
While there are already a handful of ETFs that concentrate on investing in large-cap dividend stocks, RDIV differentiates itself with the revenue aspect. For example, the
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The Electronic Dance Producer Throws Shapes in a Fluorescent Dreamscape
A black Ballardian dancefloor illuminated by a setting sun provides the science-fiction backdrop to Parisian dance music heroine Miss Kittin's new video for "Bassline." Dancers throw sultry silhouettes from the shadows as tales of nightclub seduction are sung over chattering hi-hats, classic Moroder synths and, of course, a relentless bassline. "I wanted to see if I could write something naive and without a real meaning, based on the musicality of the words," explains Kittin, otherwise known as Caroline Hervé. Originally from Grenoble, the French singer, producer and D.J. studied graphic design at university only to rise to prominence in 1998 following her collaboration with The Hacker on the single "1982." She has since released two solo LPs, and "Bassline" heralds the arrival of her third, Calling From The Stars, due out on wSphere in April. Working with director Andrew Woodhead and performing in front of a vast green screen, it was only in post-production that Hervé was transported to a world of inky voids and animated fluorescents. "The video is a building process of single neon dance moves breaking out into real live dancers, then finally into a chaotic alternate dimension," says Woodhead. "This symbolizes the steps of a dance floor—how it starts off lonely then changes over the course of an evening into a frenzy of activity."
Miss Kittin's Five Favorite Bassline-Driven Tracks:
"Behind the Wheel" by Depeche Mode
"Blue Monday" by New Order
"The Chase" by Giorgio Moroder (taken from the Midnight Express soundtrack)
"Space Invaders Are Smoking Grass" by I-F
"I Want Your Love" by Chic
The Versatile Supermodel Stars in a Gender-Bending Animated Short
Daria Werbowy morphs from skater to rocker, businessman to dancer as she shape-shifts through an array of different characters in this stop-motion animation by photographer Cass Bird. The pair were inspired by a series of black-and-white cut-out collages made in the early 70s by Cindy Sherman, an artist famed for her fascination with identity and gender. "I've always been interested in how clothes can override our identity," says Bird from her home in Brooklyn. "How they can change our posture completely, or even how we feel about our sexuality." Since their first collaboration over a decade ago Bird and the Ukrainian-Canadian Werbowy have traveled the world capturing some of the most distinctive images of the chameleonic model. Bird is celebrated for her spontaneous and intimate photographs of celebrities including Cate Blanchett and Viggo Mortensen, as well as personal projects like recent monograph Rewilding, which portrayed androgynous girls in the Tennessee wilderness. She brought a similar uninhibited freedom to this latest session with her close friend Werbowy, who holds the record for opening and closing the most runway shows in a fashion season and has graced the pages of everything from Vogue to V magazine to the Pirelli Calendar. "I laughed the whole way through it," says Bird. "I'm always taken with Daria's physical range. She pushes herself physically and emotionally and has this God-given gift to be able to channel masculine and feminine energy quite genuinely."
The Rising Pop-Step Duo Premiere Their Choreographed Video for "Your Drums, Your Love"
Dancers pop and lock around the mirrored and monochromatic artworks of young illustrator Arran Gregory in AlunaGeorge's video for new single "Your Drums, Your Love." Twinning electronic-driven R&B with pop sensibilities, Aluna Francis and George Reid first emerged with the hit video for their sultry "You Know You Like It." Shot at Gregory's current illustration exhibition at Dalston's Print House Gallery by director Henry Scholfield, and with Francis wearing a cuboid necklace from east London jewelry designers Shimell and Madden, the video for "Your Drums, Your Love" was an opportunity to collaborate with friends. "There were so many personal elements that had been brought into it," explains Francis. "We had been trying to work with Arran [Gregory] for a while and we just love sick dancing." Combining Francis's statuesque beauty and steamy vocals with Reid's Dubstep-inspired pop production, the soulful duo, recently trumpeted by The New York Times and The Guardian, are currently putting the finishing touches to their as yet untitled debut album. Here, AlunaGeorge shared their top fashion week party tracks.
Montell Jordan – "This is How We Do It"
George: It's an apt statement for any fashion show.
Outkast – "Hey Ya!"
Aluna: It's the "shake it like a Polaroid picture" bit. You can imagine everyone in the front row waving their fans watching the models go by.
Madonna – "Vogue"
Aluna: It means a lot to a lot of different people, from the voguing community to young girls. I think it's nice to bring a lot of different people together.
Daft Punk – "Digital Love"
George: It's been the soundtrack to most decent parties for the past decade. It doesn't feel old either, and I still bloody love it!
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Styling by Foluke Anglin.
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Thrashers goalie coach Steve Weeks is filling in at practice for Kari Lehtonen this morning. There's no word about Lehtonen's status after Thursday night's injury.
Boris Valabik (dislocated shoulder) is back in practice, though I'm sure he won't be ready to play Saturday night.
March 27th, 2009
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Thanks for the update Knobs! I don't see the value of using Pavelec on the big club for 7 meaningless games at this point. Yes, it could help the coaches determine if he is ready to compete at this level next year or it could be a nice way to showcase him for a potential trade at the draft, but I think the Thrashers have his long-term interests at heart seeing as how he's only 21. I think having him play in another Calder Cup run may prove more valuable.
As for Valabik, I say let him heal as long as possible and don't rush him back. I like what I'm seeing from this Salmella (how about a nickname of Slam-derella?) kid and would like to see if he and Ronsey can develop more chemistry. Plus, I like the 3rd pairing of Sexelby and RM Oysters as they play with a lot of grit and tougness which can be a good counter to the other team's 3rd and 4th lines' energy.
March 27th, 2009
1:19 pm
Tough call… the Wolves have a game Saturday AND Sunday, so Pavelec would be out for two games for sure if they called him up. They are 3 points behind Peoria and play Peoria next Wednesday.
They play Milwaukee three more times, but the Admirals already clinched… maybe that's a good thing. Maybe they'll catch them sleeping a bit.
I'd like to see Pavs, but maybe your bring up Turple and play Hedberg.
March 27th, 2009
1:35 pm
I would think it all depends on Lehtonen's issues. If he has any hint of lingering side effects, shut him down for the season. These remaining games mean little to the long term health of the current number one goalie.
So, if Lehtonen is shut down for the season, I would argue for bringing up Pavelec. There is no reason we should be worried about his development at the AHL level, when he's much better served facing ice time against NHL caliber players. An extended playoff run in the AHL would be great, but wouldn't he still be allowed to do that after these 7 NHL games are completed?
This is a prime opportunity to see if Pavelec has rebounded from his so-so play earlier this season. If he's shown signs of maturity, perhaps he can be a big challenge to Lehtonen prior to training camp (i.e., Lehtonen could be deemed expendable). His performance could also raise his trade value.
I feel there are too many pros to bringing Pavelec to the NHL now, than cons.
March 27th, 2009
1:55 pm
Yes, but the #1 con is screwing Chicago over. And there's no reason for us to do that since we're not making a playoff run ourselves. Besides which, the Thrash need to stop relying on heroic goaltending and improve the defense.
March 27th, 2009
1:56 pm
How many times have we had the discussion as to what to do in Lehtonen's absence? Shut him down for the year before he completely eliminates any trade value he has. Bring up Pavelec and let's move on.
The way this team is competing is fun to watch. They can compete with any team on any given night. First half of the year there were college teams that could have beaten them. Great time at the game. Even down 4-1 you felt like they were in it.
Perfect nickname for Salmella is Poison (since everyone calls him Salmonella).
March 27th, 2009
2:14 pm
Chicago is actually only one point out of the playoffs.
The AHL is not like the NHL where divisions don't matter for the 4-8 playoff spots in each conference.
The top four teams in the West Division qualify regardless of whether a North Division team finishes the season with more points.
A fifth team from the West can steal a spot from the fourth-best North Division team if they end the season with more points because the West Division has eight teams and the North has only seven. (The West is the only division with eight).
As it stands right now, Rockford (4W) has 76 points, the Wolves 75. Rockford has a game in hand over Chicago.
March 27th, 2009
2:24 pm
Bring up Pavs only if you have no plans of trading him in the off-season. Otherwise, bring up Turple and see if he is the third goalie if Kari or Moose is hurt next year. Pavs had his shot and clearly needs more work. If Turple can't be three, you can't trade Pavs.
March 27th, 2009
2:27 pm
Mike –
What is the injury to KL?
March 27th, 2009
2:38 pm
March 27th, 2009
2:40 pm
I like both Ranallo's thinking here, as well as Nikita's. But can I confess something? Dan Turple is a "long since forgotten" remnant of the Brian Pothier trade in June of 2002, which brought us our former Captain, Shawn MacEachern, from Ottawa. Dan Turple was the sixth round pick (186th overall) from the Senators that accompanied Shawn MacEachern to Atlanta. As such, I am VERY INTERESTED in seeing him play.
Why can't I hold this opinion? What if Dan Turple is a phenomenal goalie, who just hasn't gotten his chance yet in the NHL?? Wouldn't all the "Waddell backers," likewise, wish to see the "fruits" of the Waddell trading/drafting?? Ya know … in the interests of "fairness," and what not. I, for one, am keeping an OPEN MIND. If Dan Turple makes it to the Thrashers roster, as a 6th round draft pick, selected 186th overall, I will give Waddell credit for (1) drafting him and (2) getting an excellent supplemental value for a trade for Brian Pothier, back in 2002.
Well, I can't be much fairer about things than that. Also, wasn't Pasi Nurminen a goalie Waddell plucked from the 6th round of a draft? I'm jus' sayin'.
March 27th, 2009
3:35 pm
From AHL stats page, Turple this season is 5W 8L 34G 2.62GAA .987SV%. He has no overtime or shootout loses and and no shutouts.
I guess we can look at him but if he were to play more than a fill-in game and he gets hammered each time, that won't help anybody….but it will pretty much tell the Thrashers the season is officially over and it's golfing time.
Hopefully Kari is back soon. I want to win some more games.
March 27th, 2009
3:40 pm
Don't forget, today at 3PM, it's NCAA Men's Ice Hockey Tournament Action: Air Force vs. #4 Michigan. At 6:30PM, it's Vermont vs. Yale. And at 9PM, it's Minn-Duluth vs. Princeton. But my focus will be on Miami of Ohio taking on #3 ranked Denver University, in Round I of the NCAA Men's Ice Hockey Tournament. I don't know what TV coverage there will be. But I'll be scouring the 200's (Sports & Entertainment package) of Comcast to see which games they're carrying, if any.
Saturday's action features North Dakota vs. New Hampshire at 2PM, Northeastern vs. Cornell at 4PM, #1 ranked Boston University vs. Ohio St., and finally, Bemidji St. vs. #2 ranked Notre Dame, at 7:30 PM.
Also on Saturday, the winners of Yale/Vermont and Air Force/Michigan will meet at 6:30 PM, at Bridgeport Arena, in Bridgeport, CT, on ESPNU for a 2nd round matchup. The Minn-Duluth/Princeton winner will meet the Miami (OH)/Denver Univ winner at 9PM on ESPNU, at Mariucci Arena, in Minneapolis, MN.
On Sunday, the 29th of March, the Boston Univ/Ohio St. winner meets the North Dakota/New Hampshire winner at 5:30PM on ESPNU, at the Verizon Wireless Arena, in Machester, NH. At 8PM, the Northeastern/Cornell winner meets the Bemidji St./Notre Dame winner on ESPNU, at Van Andel Arena, in Grand Rapids, MI.
March 27th, 2009
3:53 pm
Screw Chicago, the tail has been waging the dog for too long.
March 27th, 2009
4:05 pm
I saw Turple play in Gwinnett earlier this year and he struggled there. I would assume that if he was struggling in the ECHL the NHL would be a huge stretch for him. But then again I remember a few years ago a goalie got called up from the ECHL to the big club and and played great. I don't remember what team it was but he played like a stud. Since we're not in the race for the play-offs let Pavelec stay in Chicago and give Turple a chance. What have they got to loose? JMHO
March 27th, 2009
5:09 pm
Yeah, I don't call up Pavelec because you're going to hurt either his of KL's trade value. If he [Pavelec] is called up and gets blown out of the water-there goes his trade value. You bring up Turple, maybe he gets inspired and plays well-he gets blown out well the guy just got promoted to the AHL anyway right?
Get KL back on the ice to have at least one more solid outing THIS season, and you enhance his trade value-having Pavelec come up and perform well negates the need for KL and his injury history devalues his trade worth.
One of those two is going to be moved this summer (DW has pretty much come out and said so), so let's not devalue our most trade-able asset(s).
Of course I AM curious to see how Pavelec plays behind the "new & improved" lineup.
March 27th, 2009
5:20 pm
MIKE – bravo!
March 27th, 2009
5:33 pm
Gotta back Brett…I saw Turple play for the Glads and he is terrible. Awful side to side positioning. He'd get murdered up here.
For years Chicago has been a really terrible farm team. They did what was best for them, not for the organization. If we need a goalie, call Ondrej. We pay his contract. I am sure he'd rather have 7 games at the NHL level than play in a first round exit at the AHL level.
March 27th, 2009
10:57 pm
Have we ascertained what, exactly, Kari is suffering from? I never saw the injury. We can't expect "honesty" at this time of year. Well, we're out of the playoffs, so … what could HONESTY really hurt? Other than flagrantly violating the team's policy of unctuously misleading the public.
March 28th, 2009
4:08 pm
I thought Karis' injury was from the avery induced collision that sent a teammate into Kari[should have been called interference] who then went crashing backwards into the net.Possible concussion??? Neck injury???
April 17th, 2009
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Kolek piloted B-24 aircraft in 47 missions and contributed to the liberation of France.
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provided through the Air Force ROTC (AFROTC) program. AFROTC is a voluntary
elective which offers a four-year, a three-year, and a two-year program.
All credits offered by the department may be counted as general electives
toward completion of the requirements in other curricula. Students completing
the full four years of the program attend a four-week summer camp between
their sophomore and junior years. Individuals who have completed part
or all of their college education before enrolling may be eligible for
the three-year or two-year option, which requires additional academics
at summer camp vs. the traditional four-week camp. Students not pursuing
a commission in the Air Force may still enroll in any of the academic
classes. These students do not wear the uniform or attend leadership lab.
However, textbooks are still provided at no cost.
There are three basic units to the Air Force ROTC program.
The two-year or one-year General Military Course (GMC) consists of
one hour per week of classroom instruction, two hours per week of physical
fitness, and two hours per week of leadership lab. For non-scholarship
students, there is no obligation during the GMC. For scholarship students,
there is no obligation during
the first year of the GMC. All students are furnished textbooks, uniforms,
and equipment. The GMC is open to any student. Registration is the
same as for other courses. Aptitude tests, physical fitness tests,
and physical exams are given during the fall semester of the freshman
year for those who wish to compete for the Professional Officer Course
or for a scholarship.
The two-year Professional Officer Course or POC (the
advanced program) is designed to qualify designated cadets for a commission
in the United States Air Force. The primary purpose of the Professional
Officer Course is to provide education which will develop a knowledge
of the Air Force, as well as skills and attitudes vital to the professional
Air Force officer. Cadets practice communicative techniques through
cadet-led and cadet-centered seminars. The course consists of three
hours of classroom instruction per week, two hours per week of physical
fitness, and three hours per week of
leadership lab. All cadets in the POC are contracted with the U.S. Airforce.
If not on scholarship, the cadet will still receive the monthly stipend.
Uniforms and textbooks are furnished.
Field Training, or summer camp, is scheduled during the summer months,
normally between the sophomore and junior years. All Cadets must complete field training prior to entry into the POC. Cadets in the four-year
program will attend a four-week camp on an active Air Force base.
An applicant will
attend a six week camp. Cadets attend field training
at government expense and are paid for each day of attendance. Transportation
to and from camp, meals and quarters are furnished.
Four-year, three-year, and two-year scholarships
are awarded to qualified, selected cadets. All scholarships cover full
tuition, fees, and $510/year for books. Scholarship recipients also receive
$250-$400 each month as a non-taxable subsistence allowance that increases
each year starting at $250 for Freshmen and going up to $400 for Seniors.
Numerous majors are recognized as five-year programs and eligible for
extended scholarship benefits. Prospective applications are encouraged
to contact the Department of Military Aerospace Studies anytime to discuss
options available. Information is also available at www.montana.edu/wwwair
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to qualified college freshmen and sophomores in any major. Apply through
your Air Force ROTC detachment. Selections take place in April for students
enrolled in Air Force ROTC and in July for students not enrolled in Air
Force ROTC. Awards are for $15,000 and $9,000 scholarships.
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incur any obligation until the start of the sophomore year in college.
There is no active duty obligation for enrolling in either the freshman or
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and receive a commission, incur a four-year active duty commitment. Flying
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Javaughn Smith will complete her experience with the University of Hartford as the Graduate Assistant/Coordinator of Student Activities for the Campus Activities Team this year. Seven years ago Java stressed interest in working for CAT and we quickly picked her up as a programmer for the Campus Activities Team. Since that wonderful encounter in GSU, Java has been an outstanding student leader for the University of Hartford and the Campus Activities Team in various roles and positions but nothing like her job as the GA for the Campus Activities Team. Java has been one of those student leaders everyone wanted to hire but I was fortunate enough to get her hired and trained as a Graduate Assistant for the Campus Activities Team. Java's talents and skills cannot be compared to anyone else as she is "off the chart" when it comes to her academics, leadership potential, commitment and dedication to the Campus Activities Team and the University of Hartford. Java is an excellent role model all of us should follow and she has been a great addition to our staff and especially for the Campus Activities Team. Javaughn Smith is an excellent recipient for this honor as the Outstanding Staff Member for the Division of Student Affairs.
Aja Wilson will be graduating with her second degree from the University of Hartford, an MBA in May 2014. Aja's first degree was a MBUS in Jazz Studies, Jazz Vocals. She has been engaged in numerous activities throughout her tenure, which earned her the position as the Graduate Assistant, for the Hartford Scholars Program. Aja served as a Resident Assistant a member of Brothers and Sisters United, the Caribbean and American Students Association, Naciones Hispanas Unidas, and the University of Hartford Gospel Choir. Aja served as a coordinator for the annual Fashion Show which raises money for the Book Fund. She also served as a host and student representative for the Hartford Scholars program, hosting corporate donors and local businesses that support this scholarship program of which she is a recipient. Aja was the recipient of the Mayor's Scholar Award for representing the spirit and commitment to community engagement in conjunction with the Hartford Scholars program. She has performed for a number of programs that benefit our community, such as a Foodshare Benefit Concert, the Concert for Haiti, the Pre-Thanksgiving Worship Service, and most impressively, for President Barack Obama during his visit to campus; hard to top that! An exemplary young woman destined for great things, and the University of Hartford thanks you for your service.
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Educator and Cultural Historian
2006 Women's History Month Honoree
Mary Tsukamoto was born on January 17, 1915 in San Francisco, California, the second of five children to parents who had emigrated from Okinawa, Japan. Mary dedicated her life to ensure equal rights for every citizen of the United States.
In December 1941, when Japan bombed Pearl Harbor in Hawaii, the United States entered World War II. Fear, panic, racism, prejudice, greed, and lack of political leadership resulted in the mass evacuation and internment of over 120,000 people of Japanese ancestry from the west coast of the United States, most of whom were American citizens. Many lost their farms, homes and property. The hardship and humiliation of the internment experience fueled much of Mary's passion for justice as a teacher, community leader, and civil rights activist.
The consummate educator, Mary knew the power of learning from experience, knowing the history, and sharing the stories of people's lives. Mary taught in the Elk Grove Unified School District in California for 26 years. In 1982, her outstanding work as a teacher was recognized when the Mary Tsukamoto Elementary School was named in her honor as a tribute to Mary's work in establishing cultural and educational programs. Currently, Tsukamoto's Time of Remembrance program continues at the California History Museum in Sacramento educating future generations to learn from the mistakes of the past. The motto is "never again" should citizens lose their fundamental rights.
Mary Tsukamoto worked tirelessly for Japanese American civil liberties and played a crucial role in the grassroots effort that led to the enactment of the Civil Liberties Act of 1988. The passage of this legislation helped to rectify the injustice of the internment and authorized the U.S. government to apologize for "the grave injustice … to both citizens and permanent residents of Japanese ancestry…" and to provide compensation for…
"the incalculable losses in education and job training, all of which resulted in significant human suffering … for these fundamental violations of basic civil liberties and constitutional rights of these individuals of Japanese ancestry..."
To help ensure that all the citizens of the United States have the opportunity to learn about the Japanese internment experience, as well as the courage, resilience, and patriotism of the people interned, Mary Tsukamoto wrote about her experiences in her book, We the People: A Story of Internment in America.
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NEXUS tweaking should speed up enrollment process
By Meg Olson
their first two weeks of operation the NEXUS enrollment
center at Pacific Highway processed just over 600 applications,
a rate below initial estimates for weekly processing, but
Were making improvements by the hour, said Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) supervisor Nicholas Ochoa. The processings getting quicker as the inspectors get more familiar with it. Ochoa said tweaking the enrollment process will also help speed things up. They have scrapped initial plans to notify people of interviews by letter, opting instead for phone scheduling. It could take two weeks for a letter to get to houses right across the border, he pointed out.
From June 18 to July 1, INS figures show 572 applicants have been approved and issued NEXUS cards. Canadians made up 81 percent of those approved but only 63 percent of the 32 applicants rejected. Two applicants who were approved and issued cards have had those cards revoked after the INS received information from another agency indicating they were not elegible. There are an additional 872 applications entered into the database on the U.S. side waiting to have interviews set.
While district chief of inspections Ron Hays has said at several meetings on the NEXUS system that Point Roberts applicants would get processing priority in the U.S. enrollment center, Ochoa said that wasnt the case. Nobodys getting priority or special privilege, he said. We do them in the order they come in.
Acting chief of inspections Jan Pete said while there was no priority given to Point Roberts applications on the Canadian side, the U.S processing center policy was to try and pick out Point Roberts applicants by zip code. Mr. Hays is adamant that we are giving Point Roberts priority, she said.
Updated numbers from the Canadian processing center were not available. As of last Monday they had received 30,000 applications and were getting over 1,000 new applications a day.
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Shelton added some time was being spent trying to reunite families whose applications were separated on their way through processing. If we dont have the applications in our hand we cant make the appointment but if they call us to see if we have the additional family members we will make every effort to find them so they can all be seen together, he said. Shelton said on July 1 that they were beginning to set appointments for applications received between June 8 and June 11. The NEXUS lane is open limited hours until enrollment increases.
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Visiting the NEXUS enrollment center July 1, U.S. congressman Rick Larsen said that once the initial backlog of applicants cleared the system and the lanes were full, it would help make the border safer and more open. NEXUS is going to help us insure a more secure border while insuring trade and tourism can continue, he said..


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