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#4 Middlebury Field Hockey Tops #9 Skidmore on the Road October 1, 2014 | Field Hockey The Middlebury field hockey came from a two-goal deficit to earn a 3-2 road win at ninth-ranked Skidmore (7-3) on Tuesday. The fourth-ranked Panthers (7-1) saw Bridget... [read more]
Men's Soccer Falls to Williams in Double Overtime October 1, 2014 | Men's Soccer The Middlebury men's soccer team was edged by Williams 2-1 in double overtime on Wednesday afternoon in NESCAC action. Zach Grady worked around the back of Middlebury... [read more]
Trio Selected to All-NESCAC Teams, Beaney Named Coach of the Year October 1, 2014 | Men's Golf Three members of the Middlebury men's golf team were honored Tuesday afternoon when the NESCAC announced its All-Conference honors. Sophomore Fitz Bowen (Winnetka,... [read more]
Panther Softball Recognized by NFCA for Classroom Work September 29, 2014 | Softball The Middlebury softball team has been honored by the National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) as one of the organization's Top-10 Division III All-Academic... [read more]
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Technical General Education Faculty
Diane Allen
Diane attended Salisbury State College in Salisbury, Maryland from 1969-1971. She completed her Bachelor of Arts degree and Secondary Teaching Certificate at Glassboro State College in Glassboro, New Jersey in 1975. She worked on her Master of Arts degree while teaching mathematics for the Vineland, New Jersey school system, completing her MA in 1981.
She taught calculus at Stockton Community College in Pomona, New Jersey in 1983. In 1987 Diane moved to North Idaho. She was offered an adjunct position at Spokane Community College (SCC) in 1994. She taught Algebra I & II and Mathematics for the Building Trades at SCC until 1996. During that time she began teaching several different mathematics classes for ITT Technical Institute and also taught Algebra I & II for North Idaho College until 1998.
Diane came to ISU College of Technology in January 1999 where she has taught Math 123, Pre-Algebra, Basic Math and Introduction to College. She has received the Outstanding Achievement Award for the College of Technology for the 2006-2007 academic year and was nominated as a Distinguished Teacher for the University for 2006-2007. She was also recognized as a Master Teacher (1 of 5) from which the Distinguished Teacher was chosen.
Donald E. Allen, Math Instructor
Don Allen likes math. He started math by playing cribbage, lotto, and other board games with his grandmother. He still likes math problems all the way from adding 2+2 up to group theory used in particle physics. No problem is too easy. No problem is… . Well, yes, some problems are very hard.
Don was born in Missoula, Montana. He graduated from Idaho Falls High School sometime during the last century. He attended college in New York, NY, Eugene, OR, and Pocatello, ID. He earned a Master's degree in Physics from Idaho State University as a nontraditional student.
Don has worked in variety of jobs, including farm, factory, retail sales, social service, and education. He worked more than ten years for USDA in a wonderful job which combined food and science. Getting paid to taste French-fried potatoes made him believe even more in higher education.
Don is delighted to be the Math Instructor for the START program. Working with the people, both students and staff, is the best part of the job.
Dr. Bryan Barclay
Dr. Barclay attended Brigham Young University and received his Bachelors in Mechanical Engineering. He worked for Boeing Commercial Airline Co. in Everett, Washington and then Thiokol in Brigham City, Utah. After two years with Thiokol, Salt Lake Community College asked him to teach Math and Physics for them. Bryan taught for two years at Salt Lake Community College and decided to go back to school and get his PhD.
Dr. Barclay graduated from Utah State University in 2001 with a PhD in Physics. While working on his PhD, he taught Math and Physics for Utah State University and Weber State University. His research for his PhD involved Astrophysics and the title of his dissertation is "Probing Void Structure Using Galaxy Number Count Techniques".
Dr. Barclay came to ISU College of Technology in August 2005 where he has taught Physics 101, Math 123, Technical Science, Algebra, and Basic Math. He is a member of several committees and working boards, including; Sabbatical Review Board, CADD Advisory Board, Employment Strategies Advisory Board, Scholastic Appeals Board, Academic Dishonesty Board and is a member of Planetary Science Working group to create the Rocky Mountain Planetary Institute.
Bryan is married to Julie and they have three children. He enjoys playing the banjo and guitar and he makes a mean salsa.
Michael Clarke
Michael attended Idaho State University from 1982 to 1984. He received his B.S. in Business with a Finance concentration from California Polytechnic State University in San Luis Obispo in 1992. Before and after graduating college, he worked in and on various disciplines including Real Estate Finance, Network Administration, and consulting in the Retail, Medical, and Computer Sector.
In 2001, he received his Single Subject Teaching Credential at Fresno Pacific University. He also worked as an Adjunct instructor in the Business Division for 10 years at College if the Sequoias in Visalia, California teaching Marketing, Microsoft Office, Web Design, Sales, Business English as well as serving as Director of the Entrepreneurship Program.
In 2008 he received his Masters of Business Administration. He worked at the College of the Sequoias and Willow International College in Clovis California before coming to work at Idaho State University College of Technology for the 2012-2013 school year. He teaches Workplace Relations, Employment Strategies, and Learning Strategies. He also sits on the Parking Board, the College of Technology Social Committee and has worked with the "I love ISU" campaign.
He enjoys reading and hiking as well as bicycling in his spare time.
Jessica Taylor-Edwards
Jessica Taylor-Edwards graduated from the University of West Florida with a BA in English. From there, she went on to earn her MS in English Education at Florida State University and her MFA in Creative Writing from Georgia College & State University. Her poetry has appeared in Santa Clara Review, Poetry Motel, and New York Quarterly, among other journals.
Prior to teaching at Idaho State University, Jessica taught at LaGrange College, University of West Georgia, and Tallahassee Community College. She joined the College of Technology in 2011; she teaches composition, employment writing, speech, and study skills. In addition to teaching and working with college committees, Jessica is in the process of completing her doctoral work in English. She is passionate about authors Barbara Kingsolver and JK Rowling, and thrives on teaching the finer points of topic sentences, correct comma use, and the immense, stylistic power of the semi-colon.
Jessica shares her life with her husband, a rabbit, two dogs, and five cats.
Cassandra Frandsen , Instructor
Cassandra is a Pocatello native and an ISU alum. She received her Bachelors of Science majoring in Biology in 2003 and a Master's of Science in Physics in 2006.
In 2009, she had the great fortune of becoming acquainted with the developmental mathematics programs offered within the College of Technology. She started working for the Adult Success Center in 2010 after discovering a passion for teaching remedial mathematics to populations that had not yet demonstrated competency.
She joined the General Education Department in 2012 and really enjoys working with both the students and her fellow instructors. In her free time, Cassandra likes to read and garden. She also likes to spend lots of time exploring the amazing opportunities for outdoor adventures found here in Southeastern Idaho.
Clayn Lambert
Clayn Lambert attended Brigham Young University earned his Bachelor's Degree in English Literature in 1999. After a brief stint working in the computer security sector, he returned to school and earned his Master's Degree in English from the University of Idaho in 2002.
In 2002 he came to the College of Technology and began his career, teaching English Composition, Critical Thinking, Employment Strategies, and Instructional Technology in the Classroom. During his time here, Clayn has begun to shift his focus from teaching to other areas. He has taken on administrative responsibilities within the General Education Department as the Faculty Coordinator and providing instructional technology support and training to fellow colleagues throughout the Department and College as a whole.
Clayn also serves on the Faculty Senate, ITRC Moodle Advisory Board, TGE Advisory Board, and TGE Employment Strategies subcommittee.
Matthew Wilson
Matt is an Idaho native. He earned a BA in English with an emphasis on Creative Writing from Lewis-Clark State College in 2007. The following year, he moved with his wife to Flagstaff, Arizona to pursue an MA in English from Northern Arizona University, graduating in 2011.
After teaching at Northern Arizona University and the College of Southern Idaho, Matt joined the College of Technology where he teaches composition, communication, and employment strategies. He loves working to help students appreciate the role language plays in their daily lives, in particular, the bearing it has on their personal and professional success.
He spends his free time on various pursuits out-of-doors. He is an avid hiker, a mediocre climber, and a lousy fisherman.


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Lauren A. Schnaper, MD, FACS is Director of the GBMC Sandra and Malcolm Berman Comprehensive Breast Care Center and Associate Professor of Surgery at the University of Maryland School of Medicine. Dr. Schnaper is nationally recognized for her work specializing in benign and malignant diseases of the breast. In addition to direct patient care, she is active in national clinical research and has chaired the Breast Surgery Subcommittee of the Cancer and Leukemia Group B, a nationwide NCI-sponsored cooperative clinical trials group. Her clinical research focuses on breast cancer in the elderly and her basic sciences research focuses on circulating proteins in breast cancer.
Dr. Schnaper has been honored by many community groups and was designated as one of Maryland's Top 100 Women in 2010.
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Scott Maizel, MD, FACS joined the full-time staff of the Comprehensive Breast Care Center in 2006 as Director of the Risk Assessment Program and High Risk Clinic. He has been caring for women with breast problems in Baltimore for 25 years. The Risk Assessment program uses computerized family history analysis and personal medical history to fully evaluate a patient's risk for breast cancer. A Fellow of the American College of Surgeons since 1985, Dr. Maizel is a Past President of the Maryland Chapter of the American College of Surgeons (ACoS), a current Governor of the ACoS, member of the ACS Committee for Professional Liability, and current President of the Maryland State Surgical Association.
H. Alexander Munitz, MD is Director of the Pavilion Imaging Center and the Imaging division of the Comprehensive Breast Care Center. Dr. Munitz has championed the rapid transition from screening mammography through diagnostic mammography to biopsy, frequently within 24 hours. He believes that by offering immediate biopsy to patients with significant findings on mammography and ultrasound, anxiety can be greatly reduced. A member of Advanced Radiology, Dr. Munitz heads a core group of five radiologists specializing in breast diagnosis and intervention.
Judy M. Destouet, MD, a nationally recognized specialist in breast imaging, is Chief of Mammography for Advanced Radiology, P.A. She chairs the Mammography Accreditation Committee which, along with the FDA, oversees and develops standards for mammography practice throughout the country. Dr. Destouet is an honorary Fellow of the American College of Radiology and past President of the American Association for Women Radiologists.
Sheri Slezak, MD, FACS is a plastic surgeon who specializes in breast reconstruction after cancer surgery, breast reduction, and breast augmentation. She practices at GBMC and at the University of Maryland Medical System where she is on the fulltime faculty as an Associate Professor of Plastic Surgery. She is a director of the American Board of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and chairs many of their committees on plastic surgery education.
Sara Vieweg Rosen, MD is the psychiatrist at the Comprehensive Breast Care Center, helping patients cope with the mental and emotional effects of their illness. Both medications and therapy may be used to treat anxiety and depression that can result from the diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer. Dr. Rosen's services are provided without cost to patients and their families, and are funded by a grant from the Shusterman Family Foundation.
Barbara Raksin, RN has dedicated more than 20 years of her career to the care and education of breast cancer patients and survivors. As part of the Sandra and Malcolm Berman Comprehensive Breast Care Center, she serves as a patient advocate and works to further awareness of better breast health. Ms. Raksin is a past member of the Board of Directors of the Maryland Affiliate of the Susan G. Komen For The Cure Breast Cancer Foundation.


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New York, I Love You (2009)
Average Rating: 5/10
Reviews Counted: 96
Fresh: 34 | Rotten: 62
Like many anthologies, New York, I Love You has problems of consistency, but it isn't without its moments.
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Like many anthologies, New York, I Love You has problems of consistency, but it isn't without its moments.
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Some of the world's most-respected directors align forces to pay tribute to the city of the New York in this unconventional omnibus sister film to 2006's Paris, Je T'Aime. Broken into short segments, New York, I Love You is comprised of ten films, most choosing to take a down-to-earth approach to the stories of the countless lives lived in the city on a given day. The segments are as follows, chronologically: Segment 1 -- Directed by Jiang Wen; written by Hu Hong and Meng Yao; starring Hayden
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While many of the segments amuse, and rarely wear out their welcome (the average running time is eight minutes apiece), it rapidly becomes apparent that each of them has some kind of twist, like an O Henry short story.
It's a bit too arty, and a bit too cute, but it charms and cajoles with the pluck of a native New Yorker.
The project is lush and seductive as a whole, though some segments are especially vibrant.
Because so many of the segments are about young lovers, the standouts involve people past their prime.
The film only feels like two or three different sort of approaches are represented. They don't really feel like widely different attacks on the material.
The characters are all more or less useless, inhabiting the frivolous tippy-top of Maslow's pyramid of needs, with little sense that there's anyone essential at the bottom. It's fun, but decadent.
At its best, it might be said that such a cinematic cacophony approximates the noise of Manhattan itself; but so much seems to be overlapping in this film that a feeling of distraction threatens to dispel the emotion
Cinema-goers won't find much to dig their teeth into with this disappointing collection of shorts.
How easily you'll weather the film depends on your taste for poetic, obtuse cinema, often without too much of a rhyme or reason.
A variety of wry, sentimental, mildly erotic tales that come over as pieces O Henry might have submitted to Playboy.
The cinematography and editing is superb and makes up for any shortfalls with some of the stories, but the film's obvious draw will be its stellar ensemble cast.
If you've got a heart of treacle, an attention span of 15 minutes and can't afford the air fare then there are worse ways to spend a couple of hours.
This sequel to the superior Paris Je T'Aime is pleasant but inconsequential.
Is New York I Love You meant to be a love-letter to the Big Apple? As far as I could tell, it was a seething satire about the city's sleazy, vapid, self-involved stereotypes.
As with Paris, Je T'Aime (it's from the same producer, Emmanuel Benbihy), the sheer diversity of this portmanteau movie is both a curse and a blessing.
As with Paris, Je T'Aime, New York, I Love You works as both romance film and seductive travelogue, but some will find its 'arty' posturing more maddening than magical.
Even though each segment is rather wonderful in its own way, as a whole this feels like a side of New York that we've perhaps already seen on screen.
Director-ensemble films are never fantastic but New York, I Love You does have a few moments worth savouring.
If nothing else, it brilliantly captures the moods and tempo of New York: its vibrant pulse, its energy, its ethnic diversity, its clamorous excitement.
How can so many good directors -- Fatih Akin and Sheker Kapur among them -- miscalculate here?
Some of the actors are fine and some of the scripts buy into one New York clich� of inter-personal relations; a fast-talking, argumentative type of dialogue. Still, they're not going to do much with a line like: "This city is full of surprises, isn't it."
The spirit of inconsequential whimsy prevails throughout, with recurrent shots of traffic and the New York skyline helping blend different sensibilities into a multinational soup.
It's not hard to get excited about the cinematic potential of a series of short stories about romance set in the most famous city in the world... but the vignettes themselves veer wildly between light charm and severe pretension.
Most of these roughly eight-minute segments are instantly forgettable, despite the talent involved.
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Garlic Press
Some home cooks swear by this little gadget. But cleaning the darn thing is a pain. Plus, it never "presses" the entire clove -- there's always some left over. What to use instead: I'm going to get flamed for this, but really, is it that disruptive to take out a small cutting board and quickly mince a couple cloves of garlic with a good, sharp knife?
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We have a huge, fancy, expensive rabbit ears wine-opener we received as a wedding present that sits unused in its fancy box taking up space in the cabinet. What to use instead: A cheap, tiny wine corkscrew gets the job done every time.
Pitting cherries is a messy, tedious job, and unfortunately no kitchen tool, no matter how brilliant, will ever change this. What to use instead: A sharp pairing knife and a cutting board that you won't mind if it gets stained -- now stop looking for the easy way out and get to work!
See "Garlic Press" or "Cherry-Pitter."
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I have fantasies about ridding my kitchen of the food processor forever. Pros: It makes great pesto. Cons: I only use it for pesto; it takes up precious counter real estate; it has so many parts, which make cleanup a seemingly lifelong process; I always, ALWAYS cut my thumb on the blade. What to use instead: Does it really do anything that a good blender or grater can't?
Do you own an Italian restaurant that specializes in fresh, homemade pasta? Right. Then you don't need this gadget. What to use instead: If you're craving homemade pasta, then save yourself two hours and buy it at the store like everyone else.
Panini Press
Similar to the pasta-maker, I have little use for one-time food gadgets: They're expensive; they take up space; they're annoying to clean. (The quesadilla-maker also applies here.) What to use instead: A hot skillet. Here's a helpful how-to.
Why does asparagus need its very own special steamer? Is it afraid of getting contaminated by other "non-special" veggies? I'm the sucker who actually bought one of these things, and yet I ask myself this all the time. What to use instead: Throw your asparagus into a pot of boiling water -- it'll taste the same. Or you can use a regular ol' non-special vegetable steamer.
Agree with our list? What do you think is the most useless kitchen gadget?
I actually use my apple slicer/corer a lot. My old one broke finally so I immediately bought a new one. Kids do better eating more slices than a whole apple, and it only takes 10 seconds to slice and core the apple with it.
Aw, I'm disappointed about the food processor! I've been saving for a Cuisinart and I'm almost ready to buy. What about if you are a voracious baker, like I am --- sauces, dough, bread. Is it worth it, then?
Cynthia, I bought a blender that happens to have a small food processor attachment. I rarely use it.
My mother however would never rid of hers. You'd probably get good use out of it.
Cynthia, you make a good point. Now that you mention it, I know a lot of people use their food processor to make pie dough -- and get a lot of good use out of it that way. I use my kitchen stand mixer for that, though. So maybe if you don't have a mixer -- the Cuisinart would be a good purchase.
you can also use the processor to make homemade ground meat for burgers (a la Alton brown). It's also really great for grinding nuts into homemade butters and crusts for things like cheesecakes. I have an apple slicer/corer (its one circular piece, with a blade pattern that looks like a bicycle wheel, that is very use ful.
I personally think the egg separators are amusing, and the garlic press is just a waste of cash.
I feel the same way about the garlic press. I grate mine on a zester -- then my fingers smell like garlic. Hmmm ... the difficulty continues!
My most useless gaget is a Pampered Chef Mix n Chop. It is supposed to help chop and crumble foods (like hamburger) for even cooking but it doesn't do any better then a spatula and is harder to clean.
And nothing against pampered chef b/c I have a lot more of their products that I love, just not this one.
I also have to disagree about the apple slicer/corer. I use that thing almost every day! If you rarely ate apples though, sure, it'd be pretty useless. :) Apple+pb is one of our fave snacks though so it is well loved in my house.
I agree about the garlic press though. I don't even have one. I buy bottled minced garlic most of the time unless I'm feeling ambitious. lol
My garlic press has become a favorite toy for my 3 year old - so I guess it found a way to be useful. Love the apple corer - takes me 2 seconds to cut up the apple for a snack. I use that one a lot.
i use my garlic pess and apple corer/slicer a lot...lol


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There's a long running argument, or joke depending on how you view it, that kickers in the NFL aren't actually football players. This week, the Texans' punter seemed to fall in line with that belief. According to James Palmer of Comcast Sportsnet, Texans punter, Donnie Jones, shrugged off an injury he sustained in Houston's Monday night loss to the Patriots, saying, "I told those guys, I said, 'Look, you guys are NFL football players, I'm not.' So when I get a little bruise or something, it is what it is. I know my role. But it's all in good fun." Jones continued, "Yeah, I mean I'm not an actual NFL 'football' player. I mean, come on. We know our roles. I had the same type thing in 2008. I had to push DeSean Jackson out of bounds. Somehow I chased him down, don't know how I did it, and I fell and my knee blew up. Every now and then you get one. We're punters and kickers. We're a different breed. While the statement itself, being made by an NFL pu...
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Rich people take advice from people who are richer than they are. Poor people take advice from their friends, who are just as broke as they are." - T. Harv Eker
Financial expert Danielle Hoston: Let's face it. We all have holes in our game. Although Shaquille O'Neal is largely considered one of the most dominant players in the NBA, he still struggles with consistently hitting his free throws. Even the most accomplished and wealthiest people will tell you that there are many areas in their life -- even when it comes to money -- that they struggle with. People who get over their issues do two things: 1) They identify that they need help and 2) They seek help from the right sources.
When I began my career at Marcus & Millichap, one of the first tasks I had was identifying a mentor. I arranged interviews with four separate, highly accomplished senior agents in the firm. I was nervous and felt out of my league but I didn't hold back during my interviews. I asked the agents how much money they made, how much their previous juniors had made before me, what they could offer me that the other agents couldn't, and the product type they specialized in. If I was going to split my first three transactions with this person and learn everything they knew, I had to make sure that they were going to be worth every bit of the minimum $30,000 I was going to have to pay them.
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He laughed. "I can't mentor you. I'm a manager."
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He smiled and I could tell he was thinking about it. He told me to think about it overnight and said that we could discuss it again the next day. I talked to some of the junior agents in the office and asked them what they thought of my decision to go with Jonathan. They gave me their picks out of the senior agents that I interviewed with and told me to give up on getting Jonathan. It wasn't going to happen.
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According to LAUSD Superintendent Ramon Cortines, school officials did not follow policy since meets are supposed to be canceled if temperatures reach 95 degrees. On Thursday, temperatures topped out at 97.
Of the ten girls who were hospitalized, two were reportedly in critical condition. Many of the participants said they were not allowed to carry water on the route.
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The addition of Chris Paul to a young core that featured the likes of Blake Griffin and DeAndre Jordan turned the Clippers into must watch tv.
Plenty of highlight reel dunks later the Clippers made the playoffs as the fifth seed in the west.
They took out the also-up and coming Grizzlies in the first round before ultimately bowing out to the Spurs in Round 2.
Still, Clippers fans finally had a reason to be excited about their team.
Analysis: The Clippers lone 2012 draft pick was sent to the Houston Rockets as part of the deal that brought Lamar Odom to LA.
One-two Punch - Chris Paul and Blake Griffin form not only one of the most exciting duos in the NBA but also one of the most dangerous. Paul made was named to the All NBA first team last season whil Griffin made the seond team. Not everyone has that kind of fire power.
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Going Deeper - The Clippers made several key moves to improve their depth this off-season. The additions of Grant Hill, Matt Barnes, Jamal Crawford and Lamar Odom along with Chauncey Billups' return from injury give the Clippers as good of a bench as any team in the league.
Lob City - In any given Clippers game you might just see the highlight of the night. Chris Paul throws lobs as well as anyone out there and the Clippers have plenty of leapers just itching to throw the ball down.
Defence Wins Championships - And unfortunately it isn't the Clippers stregnth. They aren't terrible (18th in defensive efficiency last season) but they aren't great either. Odom should help if he's engaged but that's not a guarantee. Hill is a good perimeter stopper but is also 40. What the team could really use is improvements from Griffin and Jordan. This defence has the potential to be better but will still likely be the team's weak point.
Uncertain Future -While everything looks great in Lob City at the moment, the fact is Chris Paul is only under contract until the end of this year. The Clippers need to show that they are making serious progress towards winning a title or else CP3 will surely listen to offers next summer. And despite Blake Griffin being a star, this team belongs to Chris Paul and losing him would be disastrous.
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Coaching - The Clippers picked up their option on head coach Vinny Del Negro after last year meaning he'll be back for the final year of his contract. Unfortunately, Del Negro has yet to do anything in his career that says he can take a good team to the next level. He has a lot of talent to work with, but will also have to find a way to keep everyone happy.
X Factor: Lamar OdomLamar Odom was a disaster last year for the Mavericks. But there is no denying that a happy, motivated Odom is a dangerous thing. When he is playing well, his versatility gives a team so many different options for lineups. If Odom can find the form he had with the Lakers the Clippers suddenly go from exciting up and comers to legitimate contenders. If not, it won't kill there chances but it makes things tougher. And unfortunately for the Clippers, it looks like they might be getting the Dallas version of Odom as he came into camp overweight and out of shape.
What to ExpectEveryone seems ready to anoint the Lakers as the Pacific division champions but the Clippers won't make things easy for them. With a lot of savvy moves this off-season the Clippers can legitimately run with the big boys now. Don't be surprised to see them battling teams like the Spurs, Nuggets and Grizzlies for a top-3 seed in the playoffs come season's end.
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Odom had an undeniably disastrous year last season after getting traded to Dallas, but Los Angeles agrees with Odom and if he can get his career back on track he could elevate the Clippers to elite status in the NBA.
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Summer comes with so many great things: baseball, barbeques, bikinis…the list goes on. But guys know that summer can also be the pits. You know what I'm talking about – those unsightly yellow pit stains on your favorite white tee, sweating through your button down before you even get to work, and that smell that leaves you feeling less than … well, fresh. Here's what you need to do to beat the heat as the mercury rises:
• Keep Your Whites White – Those yellow half moons that show up on your T-shirts are caused by your antiperspirant interacting with the sweat and sebum (natural oils) under your arms, but some ingredients in antiperspirants can make them worse. If you're prone to developing annoying stains, change up what you're putting on your pits and try out a different antiperspirant. When it's time for laundry, spray stain remover directly on the stains and soak your shirts in warm water – that should do the trick.
• Stay Dry – Yes, everyone sweats, but there's nothing less attractive than the guy who's perpetually drenched. Making smart wardrobe choices can help keep you cool and dry. Breathable fabrics (which prevent sweat from seeping through) such as 100 percent cotton and 100 percent wool (including cashmere) are best. Avoid heavy synthetics, including polyester and nylon, which don't breathe well. Also, stay far away from silk – although it's a breathable fabric, it can't withstand constant moisture.
• Fragrance is Your Friend – Sweat itself doesn't smell, but the bacteria on your skin mingling with purged sweat from certain sweat glands, causes odor … bad odor. Your first line of defense against B.O. is showering daily to remove any bacteria from your skin. While deodorants don't stop you from sweating, they do kill the bacteria, which cause BO. In addition to a deodorant stick, consider using a deodorant bodyspray which not only kills bacteria, but also delivers a boost of scent.
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Good for age: 20 months (but older and younger kids might enjoy it, too!)
Skills developed: independence, observation
What you'll need: a safe place to wander, such as the park or a quiet street, finger paints, wax paper, and plain white paper
What to do: Make sure your child has had enough rest and food so you can do this activity without irritability. Then, and this is the vital part, let him lead. If he wants to stop and examine a shop window (or the insect crawling along the windowsill), wait until he's ready to move on again. Better yet, examine it with him. It's fun to try viewing the world from your child's perspective. Things that you never noticed before can suddenly become fascinating.
If he decides to sit and play with rocks, sit next to him until he's finished. Don't feel like you have to talk, this can be a quiet time together. But again, let him set the pace. If he wants to converse, then chat away!
It may not seem like your child is learning much when he wanders along the streets or park, but he definitely is. There are all kinds of things that he's picking up through his powers of observation. For example, he may see a spider build a web, a shop-owner adjusting a mannequin, or a leaf falling to the ground. He's learning more from his firsthand encounters than he ever could if he was at home listening to someone tell him about spiders, mannequins and leaves.
Another benefit of this activity is that letting your toddler be "in charge" now may help him be more willing to hand over the reins when it's your turn to be in charge (such as when it's time to go home and have a nap).
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So glad to hear that the animal (I won't use its name) was denied parole. Remind us, as someone else said, so we can inundate the parole board with letters next time, too! I hope and pray that Lauren can find some measure of peace now.
In memory of Ron Pruitt
The whole process was very victim-friendly. We were treated in a very supportive manner. We had a personal guard to stay with us the entire time, got to meet the warden, and were provided with water and Kleenex during the hearing. Everyone was extremely nice.
Lauren's speech was amazing, (especially considering the VERY rough draft she showed me 12 hours earlier). When they asked if I had a statement to make, I had not prepared one, believing only Lauren would be permitted to speak, but I came up with something on the fly and didn't babble too much. Afterwards, they reclassified ME as a victim too.
The support I got from friends (this means YOU!) who wrote letters to the parole commission letting them know that releasing Donnie would put other children at risk were very effective. Surprisingly, of the 30+ letters in their files, there wasn't a single one from my mom, dad, or sister, or from Lauren's dad, his mom, or his brother. I was glad I had the Websleuths people to fall back on. I guess this is when you find out who your friends are.
The Parole Commission actually told us that the letters they got weighed heavily in their decision, especially as the letter-writers included victims of similar crimes, law enforcement officers, and mental health professionals. Our taking time to appear at the hearing was also beneficial as it enabled them to put faces to our names, making us "real people" and not just characters in a story.
Donnie put on his best "sincere remorse" face, but tried to minimize the abuse saying it "only happened 20-25 times". The parole board (two men) glared at him and one of them told him that even ONE time was too many. At one point he started a sentence with "It's funny..." and he was interrupted by one of the men who informed him that there was NOTHING "funny" about any of this. I was really impressed by them.
He tried to insist we got married in 1999, but I had the marriage license and divorce decree that backed me up. We also learned that he had interviewed several lawyers upon being arrested, and his FIRST attorney wanted him to plead guilty, to spare Lauren having to testify. He'd already arranged a plea bargain, which, if taken, would have resulted in a shorter sentence, in a county jail, and he would probably be out already. He claims now that he is sorry he didn't take this deal, as Lauren was revictimized on the stand by the lawyers he eventually retained.
Ultimately, he went with Douchebag and Sleazeball, Attorneys at Law who advised him to plead "Not Guilty". They assured him that even if he WAS convicted, he would get better quality mental health assistance in a state prison. He claims he is now being medicated for "manic depression" which I assume is supported by the prison records, although I believe that particular disorder has been referred to as "bipolar" for years; long before he was incarcerated, which made me skeptical as to his claims, and the credentials of his psychiatrist, specifically with regard to concerns his knowledge may be out-of-date.
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When asked whether he had been taking advantage of the educational opportunities available to convicts, he claimed that the prison had run into trouble locating his High School diploma when he applied to take college level courses, but said it was "eventually located". I was able to explain to the panel that he had actually graduated from the high school at the mental hospital he was in at the time, but that his mom, being on the Anne Arundel County school board at the time, managed to get his diploma to say "Chesapeake High School" since the other "reflected poorly on him." So the reasons his diploma could not be located in a timely manner were his fault for trying to "play the system."
He apologized to Lauren, admitted everything (which will make it harder for him to ever claim that his "confession letter" was written under duress), and she felt relieved to hear his voice crack when he talked about recognizing the damage he'd done to her psychologically. He talked about what a pure and good person Lauren had been, and how horrible he felt to realize he had "destroyed a beautiful little soul" leaving her with trust issues and self-loathing.
I am not sure he realized that she had turned to self-injury to cope until yesterday, when many of the scars were visible (as she wore short sleeves). She believes he is remorseful for his crimes. I think he just regrets being caught and imprisoned. But if she feels satisfied, who am I to rain on her parade?
He brought up the current unemployment rates, and the Jerry Sandusky trial, probably to make it appear he was "in touch" with the "outside world." I was surprised he brought up Sandusky, but he said it had made him think about the impact of molestation upon child victims.
He told them about all the wonderful things we had done as a "family" (probably to make it seem like we were "normal" much of the time) and was informed that MANY abusive homes appear to be respectable middle-class families to the outside world. He made it VERY clear that (unlike his opinion of Dottie Sandusky) I had NO reason to have EVER suspected anything was going on. This made me feel better, as my own family has vilified me for years over this, claiming I should have known, and at times, even claiming that THEY knew (though they can not explain why the never told me or her Dad, or anyone in authority).
I went into this thinking Donnie could "win" or "lose" but that we weren't in a position to "win" or "lose" anything, just to do what we could to keep him from winning. Somehow, afterward, it really FELT as if we had won. We worked hard for this, and it paid off. We bared our souls and secrets to the world and it paid off.
I knew we could prevail with the WS membership behind us, and am so glad that this case can be used to bring positive attention to WS, and to make it very clear that, despite rumors to the contrary by detractors, we have NO sympathy for child molesters.
He was asked about his plan should he be released, and stated that his mother has Alzheimers, his brother and sister live far away, but that a local couple has offered to let him stay with them upon release. The wife attended the hearing, and the parole board had a private conversation with her before she departed. He mentioned that he is good at sales, specifically floor coverings, but I suspect there would be issues with him visiting people's homes to measure rooms once he is a RCSO, so this is an untenable plan.
His current job detail is "custodian," a position he would never have taken in the real world, even to support his children, believing it was beneath him, always preferring to take advantage of others to support him and feed his addictions. I honestly think he will have difficulty finding any work upon release (he himself cited the current unemployment rates), so it may be better that he is accustomed to unpleasant, physical work, since it may be his only option.
I was somewhat concerned when he indicated that, upon release, he would like to volunteer to work with the elderly, or some animal-related cause. This disturbed me, as I feel he will have exposure to vulnerable individuals who would be helpless against him, if his intentions are less than honorable. Fortunately, we have three more years to figure out how to protect these groups from him.
My posts are strictly MY opinion under circumstances when many points of view need to be considered. I apologize in advance to anyone whose potential involvement is contemplated in error, or who may be offended because I do not see eye to eye with them on all matters related to this case. I hope our differences can be set aside as we unite in the search for this child. Your opinions and insights are just as valuable as mine.
Make a difference. Read my story in the CAPER - Citizens Against Pedophile's Early Release Forum
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Great post Lisa! Good for you and your daughter! Good luck to you.
So very happy for you and Lauren.. You two definitely deserve a girls day out of pampering and relaxation!!.. I know a huge weight has been lifted from you two and again I am so happy for you and grateful you allowed us to be part of the process of keeping him behind bars.. Unlike some negative naysayers who state none of what we do/say matters or helps(and btw my advice is.. Well.. Just look at my siggy and you'll get what I mean)..
Thanks for allowing us to help you and Lauren and I know I speak for most in that we'll do it again and again and again..just let us know when.. to both you and Lauren..
The quickest way to become a fool is to argue with one..
We couldn't have done it alone.
If the Internet and social networking taught us anything, it's that there's power in the masses.
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My posts are strictly MY opinion under circumstances when many points of view need to be considered. I apologize in advance to anyone whose potential involvement is contemplated in error, or who may be offended because I do not see eye to eye with them on all matters related to this case. I hope our differences can be set aside as we unite in the search for this child. Your opinions and insights are just as valuable as mine.
Make a difference. Read my story in the CAPER - Citizens Against Pedophile's Early Release Forum
what great news!
That's wonderful news! I wrote to get this monster kept in jail! Its so good to think that something like this can help!
Please consider my comments as my opinion. I don't ask that you agree with me and you are free to scroll past my post. Thanks for respecting my opinion as much as I respect yours.
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PAROLE HAS BEEN DENIED to convicted child killer, Fred Howard Coffey Jr.
He won't be moving into the house next door any time soon.
The following is from Amanda Ray's mother:
Thank you again from the bottom of our hearts to those of you who took the time to send a letter to the parole board on Amanda's behalf.
Fred H. Coffey will remain behind bars for another three years. He will come up for possible parole again in July 2015.
I spoke with his case analyst and she assured me that she read every letter that was sent in (received over 100) and that they were each taken into consideration when making the decision.
We will need your help again in 2015 and our goal is to get MANY more than 100 letters sent... Let's send THOUSANDS!!With deepest gratitude,
Jennifer Ray
A parole review date is set for July 21, 2015
I am so happy to hear he was denied! Wonderful news!
Lisa, you are an amazing mom and Lauren is lucky to have you. You are lucky to have her and I wish you both a lot of luck and happiness.


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