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South Dakota State Library: Digital Collections
State of South Dakota
Office of the Governor
Executive Order 2014-07
WHEREAS, The state of South Dakota has been impacted by a series of severe storms, flooding, and tornadoes; and
WHEREAS, The severe storms, tornadoes, and subsequent flooding caused significant damage to homes, businesses, and public infrastructure; and,
WHEREAS, Homeowners and businesses incurred unexpected losses and costs to rebuild their lives; and
WHEREAS, Governmental entities incurred unexpected costs for debris removal and road repairs; and,
WHEREAS, The severe storms, flooding, and tornadoes interrupted the normal flow of emergency, mail, and commerce traffic; and,
WHEREAS, Substantial state and local government resources have been committed to help alleviate the effects of the series of severe storms, flooding, and tornadoes; and,
WHEREAS, Federal, State, and local officials have assessed the damage to individual homes and business and verified the damage reported by local governments;
NOW, THEREFORE, I, Dennis Daugaard, Governor of the State of South Dakota, under provisions of SDCL 34-48A, otherwise known as the Emergency Management law, do hereby declare a disaster to exist in Jerauld, Lincoln, and Union counties for three months from the date ofthis executive order unless further extended by a subsequent executive order.
IT IS FURTHER DECLARED, federal resources are needed to help alleviate the impacts of the severe storms, flooding, and tornadoes to State, Tribal, and local governments.
Dated in Pierre, South Dakota, this 2nd day ofJuly, 2014.
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Amerigo Vespucci
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- Amerigo Vespucci - Children's Encyclopedia (Ages 8-11)
Amerigo Vespucci was an explorer from Europe. The Americas are named for him though he was not the first European to visit North or South America. He crossed the Atlantic Ocean several years after Christopher Columbus made his first voyage of discovery.
- Amerigo Vespucci - Student Encyclopedia (Ages 11 and up)
(1454?-1512).The Americas are named after the merchant, navigator, and explorer Amerigo Vespucci. In a pamphlet printed in 1507, a German cartographer named Martin Waldseemuller suggested that the newly discovered land be named "from Amerigo the discoverer...as if it were the land of Americus or America." Waldseemuller created a large map on which the name America appears for the first time, though it is applied only to South America. The extension of the name to North America came later. Waldseemuller's suggestion resulted in one of the oddities of history-the naming of the Americas after a comparatively unknown man who sailed on early expeditions to South America and wrote about them, instead of after Christopher Columbus, the European "discoverer" of the Americas. Nevertheless, as a result of his voyages, Vespucci and scholars first realized that the Americas were indeed a "New World" and not part of Asia, as Columbus and others had thought. (See also Americas, early exploration of the.)


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On Korra:
- I totally agree, and frankly was getting a little ticked at everyone being like "MAKO'S A TACTICIAN" with his whole Asami relationship.
- No.
- Really, this boy is a survivor. He has essentially had to parent Bolin—which is another reason why I think he's befuddled about Korra because while Asami does make sense Korra does not and he has built his life around what makes sense and what is safe (agree, no knocks on Asami). He doesn't want to step outside of the bubble.
- Also, while Asami makes sense, Korra makes him feel like a normal, ~hormonal~ teenage boy, and his whole "I'm the adult here" suppressed self is confused.
- (OMG THOUGH. When she kissed him the middle of his sentence and his expression and Bolin running away like the diva he is—BOYS.)
- I sincerely believe that Korra and Bolin are better as friends, too.
- Bolin/Asami: shipping it.
oh man yes finally these are all things that i'm trying to get through. ^^ all of these things, i feel all of them.
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Nite saw our recent how-to post on creating a pixelated painting and it inspired an email to us with some photos of an amazing bit of DIY artwork that he made from paint chips...
He says: This is a mosaic I did using those Benjamin Moore paint chips you can get from hardware stores. After a lot of time, patience, photoshop, and numerous trips to ACE hardware, I was finally able to finish.
Totally clever, budget friendly and wonderfully exectued!
Thanks for the inspiration, Nite.
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Love, love this idea! Any chance to get a copy of your M.Monroe paint chip arrangement in order to duplicate it?? It truly is a piece of art and it would be awesome on my brown bedroom wall! (I totally understand if you don't want to share it too.....!) Thank you.
You may find this useful for creating mosaic art. We created this to remove some of the complexity from mosaic wall art. It's not perfect, but someone might find it useful.
very cool! I was just recently trying to come up with a new mosiac material that would be more lightweight than tile. Now I have it! And the perfect way to reuse the thousands of paint samples I have stuffed in a drawer!
To tradnairb : Thank you for the link to heavy mural! I will try it! Looks very promising.
A little late to the party, but here's my 2 cents -- my paint store guy kind of growled at me when I appeared for the millionth time and loaded up on paint chips. Turns out the shop owner has to pay for those from the manufacturer -- they're not really free.
This is lovely. Heres a link to a project I did using left over mini paint sample tins, to make a large mosaic of my son.
I love seeing all the mosaics that other people have done! I created one of an artichoke - you can see it (and a quick tutorial) here:
Im posting another idea for using paint chips here.....I did a huge Pop Art Marmite jar - it was time consuming but very therapeutic, and a great use of paint chips:


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There were 95 former Georgia high school football players on active NFL rosters for opening day this season. That's the fourth-most of any state behind California (225), Florida (186) and Texas (184). That is according to NFLMedia.com.
Other facts you might like to know:
- Five Georgia high schools have three alumni on NFL rosters. They are Marist, Sandy Creek, Statesboro, Stephenson and Westlake. Only about 70 high schools in the country have that many or more. Norland of Miami and St. Thomas Aquinas of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., have the most with six.
- The Falcons and Colts have more former Georgia players on their roster than any other NFL team with seven. Next are the Chiefs and Panthers (six apiece) and the Bills, Jaguars, Steelers and Texans (five apiece).
- Twenty-three Georgia NFL players played at the University of Georgia. Georgia Tech claims 12. Six played at Auburn. No other school has more than three. Sixteen Georgia NFL players played at schools below the FBS (formerly called Division 1-A) level.
- More than a quarter of Georgia players in the NFL (are defensive backs. Some of the more prominent ones are Bandon Boykin, Leodis McKelvin, Buster Skrine, Bacarri Rambo, Champ Bailey and Eric Berry.
- Four of the NFL's 32 punters and three of the 32 long snappers are former Georgia players. There are no Georgia place-kickers in the NFL.
- There are three Georgia quarterbacks in the NFL. Only one, Cam Newton, is a starter. There are nine former Georgia wide receivers in the NFL, three that start – Stephen Hill, Calvin Johnson and Demaryius Thomas. All played at Georgia Tech.
- Several widely known Georgia players are not on rosters this season, some who have had long careers. They include Leonard Pope (Americus), Keith Brooking (East Coweta), Randy McMichael (Peach County), Jeff Backus (Norcross) and Takeo Spikes (Washington County).
Below is a list that includes the 95 players who were on opening day active rosters, according to NFLMedia.com. This list includes 11 others that GHSF Daily added to account for Georgia players on rosters as of Wednesday, but not on the opening-day active list. There might be others who fit this category that we missed. If you know of any, please let us know.
The players are listed in the alphabetical order of their Georgia high schools.
PO Player High school College NFL
DB Darius Slay Brunswick Mississippi St. DET
DE Cornelius Washington Burke County Georgia CHI
CB Carlos Rogers Butler Auburn SF
DB J.J. Wilcox Cairo Georgia Southern DAL
WR Kris Durham Calhoun Georgia DET
WR Da'Rick Rogers Calhoun Tennessee IND
TE Demarcus Dobbs Calvary Day Georgia SF
LS Josh Harris Carrollton Auburn ATL
RB Ronnie Brown Cartersville Auburn SD
LB Jarvis Jones Carver-Col. Georgia PIT
DE Gerald Rivers Cedar Grove Ole Miss STL
DE Jonathan Massaquoi Central Gwinnett Troy ATL
CB Champ Bailey Charlton Co. Georgia DEN
QB Charlie Whitehurst Chattahoochee Clemson SD
G Clint Boling Chattahoochee Georgia CIN
CB Dunta Robinson Clarke Central South Carolina KC
P Chris Jones Coosa Carson-Newman DAL
DB Eric Berry Creekside Tennessee KC
P Shawn Powell Darlington Florida St. BUF
LB Daryl Smith Dougherty Georgia Tech BAL
FB Mike Tolbert Douglas County Coastal Carolina CAR
LB Akeem Dent Douglass Georgia ATL
LB Erik Walden Dublin Middle Tenn. IND
CB Corey White Dunwoody Samford NO
DB Shawn Williams Early County Georgia CIN
CB Buster Skrine Etowah Chattanooga CLE
DB Matt Daniels Fayette County Duke STL
CB Brandon Boykin Fayette County Georgia PHI
DB Kendrick Lewis Gainesville Ole Miss KC
DE Chris Clemons Griffin Georgia SEA
RB Bobby Rainey Griffin West. Kentucky CLE
DB Kelcie McCray Hardaway Arkansas St. MIA
DE Charles Johnson Hawkinsville Georgia CAR
G James Carpenter Hephzibah Alabama SEA
T Justin Anderson Irwin County Georgia IND
G Brandon Mosley Jefferson Auburn NYG
C Fernando Velasco Jefferson County Georgia IND
WR Harry Douglas Jonesboro Louisville ATL
RB Jonathan Dwyer Kell Georgia Tech PIT
LB Wesley Woodyard LaGrange Kentucky DEN
DE Jarius Wynn Lincoln County Georgia SD
LB Calvin Pace Lithia Springs Wake Forest NYJ
RB Tashard Choice Lovejoy Georgia Tech BUC
G Chris Scott Lovejoy Tennessee CAR
NT Jay Ratliff Lowndes Auburn DAL
CB Rod Sweeting Luella Georgia Tech NO
LS Patrick Mannelly Marist Duke CHI
LS Andrew Economos Marist Georgia Tech TB
DB Cooper Taylor Marist Richmond NYG
LB Mario Harvey Mary Persons Marshall IND
DE Allen Bailey McIntosh Co. Miami KC
LB Robert Mathis McNair Alabama A&M IND
DE Ryan Robinson Mill Creek Oklahoma St. OAK
WR Stephen Hill Miller Grove Georgia Tech NYJ
WR Alan Bonner Newnan Jacksonville State HOU
LB Alec Ogletree Newnan Georgia STL
CB Demetrius McCray Newton Appalachian St. JAX
WR Brice Butler Norcross San Diego St. OAK
DB Morgan Burnett North Clayton Georgia Tech GB
TE Jared Cook North Gwinnett South Carolina STL
DE Abry Jones Northside-W.R. Georgia JAX
LB Justin Tuggle Northview Kansas St. HOU
TE Michael Palmer Parkview Clemson PIT
DE Cameron Heyward Peachtree Ridge Ohio State PIT
LB Kevin Minter Peachtree Ridge LSU ATL
CB Casey Hayward Perry Vanderbilt GB
QB T.J. Yates Pope North Carolina HOU
LB Thomas Davis Randolph-Clay Georgia CAR
RB Armond Smith Redan Union (Ky.) CAR
T Cordy Glenn Riverdale Georgia BUF
G Will Rackley Riverdale Lehigh JAX
P Marquette King Rutland Fort Valley St. OAK
DE Kedric Golston Sandy Creek Georgia WAS
T Andrew Gardner Sandy Creek Georgia Tech HOU
WR Calvin Johnson Sandy Creek Georgia Tech DET
DB Bacarri Rambo Seminole County Georgia WAS
LB Philip Wheeler Shaw Georgia Tech MIA
TE Adam Nissley South Forsyth Central Florida ATL
DB Brynden Trawick Sprayberry Troy BAL
WR Kevin Cone St. Pius Georgia Tech ATL
P Sam Martin Starr's Mill Appalachian St. DET
DE Jeremy Mincey Statesboro Florida JAX
DE DeAngelo Tyson Statesboro Georgia BAL
LB Justin Houston Statesboro Georgia KC
LB Kelvin Sheppard Stephenson LSU IND
LB Perry Riley Stephenson LSU WAS
DE Bruce Irvin Stephenson West Virginia SEA
DT Brandon Thompson Thomasville Clemson CIN
LB Jasper Brinkley Thomson South Carolina ARI
LB Larry Dean Tift Co. Valdosta St. MIN
DB Da'Norris Searcy Towers North Carolina BUF
DT Cory Grissom Troup South Florida NE
CB A.J. Bouye Tucker Central Florida HOU
WR Dwayne Harris Tucker East Carolina DAL
DE Chris McCoy Villa Rica Middle Tenn. JAX
CB Leodis McKelvin Ware Co. Troy BUF
FS Reshad Jones Washington Georgia MIA
DB Josh Gordy Washington Co. Central Michigan IND
WR Chad Hall Wesleyan Air Force KC
WR Demaryius Thomas West Laurens Georgia Tech DEN
G Chance Warmack Westlake Alabama A&M TEN
QB Cam Newton Westlake Auburn CAR
CB Adam Jones Westlake West Virginia CIN
DB Sanders Commings Westside-Augusta Georgia KC
CB Kareem Jackson Westside-Macon Alabama HOU
CB Alfonzo Dennard Wilcox Co. Nebraska NE
FB Bruce Miller Woodstock Central Florida SF
September 20th, 2013
7:54 am
Fifth school with 3 NFL players is Westlake (Statesboro is inadvertently written twice).
September 20th, 2013
8:40 am
"- More than a quarter of Georgia players in the NFL (are defensive backs. Some of the more prominent ones are Bandon Boykin, Leodis McKelvin, Buster Skrine, Bacarri Rambo and Eric Berry."
But the most prominent is Champ Bailey!!!!
September 20th, 2013
8:41 am
What about Gary guyton from ga tech and I think savannah
September 20th, 2013
8:45 am
And velasco steelers
September 20th, 2013
8:57 am
Oh Lord. Somebody hide these stats from Flat Tire. He and the other disillusioned will call for Richt's head for sure
September 20th, 2013
9:35 am
FWIW, I read an analysis of last year's NFL players on a PER CAPITA basis, and Louisiana and Alabama were the states with the most NFL players. Georgia and Florida were third and fourth (I can't recall the order). California and Texas, because of their large populations, were way down the list. One was 17th.
September 20th, 2013
9:55 am
Carver-Columbus has 2 players. Pittsburgh Steelers Jarvis Jones & Chris Hubbard. Both won State titles at Carver in 2007
September 20th, 2013
9:58 am
Also St.louis Rams Def.Cord is Tim Walton. He played at Carver-Columbus in 1987. Played DB @ Ohio st., Also on Nick Saban LSU Nat.Champs Staff, as a DB Coach.
September 20th, 2013
10:02 am
September 20th, 2013
10:11 am
Corvey Irvin Laney High School Chicago
September 20th, 2013
10:13 am
Oh… College: UGA
September 20th, 2013
10:18 am
I do think the per capita list is more relevant to the quality of high school football being played in those states. I am constantly amazed by the quality of athletes coming our of the state of Louisiana (not just football)…and how LSU is able to keep most of them in state to play.
September 20th, 2013
10:25 am
1. The Falcons have not had a lot of high draft picks in recent years, and the Dawgs have been putting a lot of high picks into the NFL.
2. Most of the remaining Georgia players that have been signed by the Falcons have not remained long with the team due to performance, not Falcon bias against Georgia.
3. Probably should not hate the in-state NFL team. Their draft selections in recent years have made them a Super Bowl contender. I would prefer that over having a bunch of players that are not Super Bowl type players on the team, no matter what college for which they played. I would bet everything Blank would love to have a roster filled with Super Bowl type players from Georgia, Georgia Tech, Georgia State, West Georgia, Georgia Southern, etc……$$$$$.
September 20th, 2013
11:09 am
Tavaris King -Habersham Central- UGA- Denver broncos
September 20th, 2013
11:11 am
practice squad if that counts
September 20th, 2013
11:14 am
I think Stafford qualifies as a starter. Also, there are 40 UGA players in the NFL, not 23.
September 20th, 2013
11:26 am
Todd: Frank Bush who is the LB Coach for the Rams been on a roster as Player/Coach since 1984. Do people realize that when Atlanta played Denver for the SB, that it may have been the only school in the history of the Super Bowl, to have a coach,(Frank Bush) and two players(Chuck Smith & Willie Green) from the same H.S. Clarke Central, where current Chiefs, and one time Falcon Dunta Robinson, as well as 20 year kicker John Kasay was from. Also Mike Defelice from that 2000 Arizona D-Backs WS Team was a Gladiator, and current Braves catcher Brian McCann. GLADIATOR NATION produces champions!
September 20th, 2013
11:28 am
You tell them Mr. Morocco! How's Chris?
September 20th, 2013
11:51 am
On a side note, the Bengals have 7 players from UGA, only 2 of which are from the state of Georgia: Geno Atkins – Pembroke Pines FL, Clint Boling – Chattahoochee High School Alpharetta, Orson Charles – Plant HS Tmapa FL, AJ Green – Summerville SC, Dennis Roland – Bolivar MO, Shawn Williams – Damascus GA, Robert Geathers – Georgetown SC,
September 20th, 2013
12:16 pm
So WHY in the heck is Pajamas trying so hard to recruit from DC, Md. and friggin' New Jersey?
I do realize that SOME of the HS talent in GA cannot qualify for GT, but with ND, Vandy and Stanford making concerted efforts to target GA and the Metro Atlanta Area, then there must be quite a few HS players from GAthat are both talented AND smart enough to major in Business Admin at GT.
CPJ's horrible recruiting, the gift that keeps on ruining GT FB slowly but surely.
September 20th, 2013
12:45 pm
william middleton- marist- furman- jax jags – sd chargers
September 20th, 2013
1:03 pm
What about Tony Cochran from Macon County? Charles Grant from Miller County?
September 20th, 2013
1:04 pm
Forget my comment, I misunderstood the Opening day roster………..
September 20th, 2013
1:48 pm
Frank Kearse, Alabama A&M, Savannah, IR, Carolina Panthers. Jamaal Johnson-Webb, Alabama A&M, Mundy's Mill, Chicago Bears practice squad. Ryan Seymore, Vanderbilt, Camden County, Seattle Seahawks practice squad……
September 20th, 2013
2:00 pm
What's amazing to me is the fact there's only one player from the threesome of Camden, Colquitt Co. and Lowndes with all the really good HS teams they have had the last few years. What happens to them?
September 20th, 2013
2:29 pm
I wish Kevin Minter played for the Falcons instead of Arizona!!!! That would help our lack of healthy LBs!!!!
September 20th, 2013
3:00 pm
FarTrain….There have been several Camden players in NFL camps the past 4-5 years. All of them have made it up to the final cuts. But, unfortunately they didn't make an NFL roster. There was another player in Canada, but he was released in May of this year. Don't know if he's with another team or not.
September 20th, 2013
7:34 pm
Anybody know where Kenny Miles from South Carolina (Brookwood HS) is these days? I know the Redskins let him go.
September 23rd, 2013
9:01 am
don't forget about the two tucker boys D.Harris,and A.J Bouye. N.F.L should give J.D a look this kid is a baller.Also big #9 at standford J.V is going tp be a beats in the NFL.GO.TIGERS.
September 24th, 2013
3:58 am
Uga program certainly prepares their players for NFL careers; surprised Tech has this many listed.
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4:08 am
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September 26th, 2013
7:07 am
Does anyone else find in funny not haha funny but I guess ironic that Ga Tech has more wide outs in the NFL than UGA.? And that Cooper Taylor was shown the door at GT and plays at Furman and still makes the NFL.
September 26th, 2013
8:29 am
@Todd Holcomb:
Out of date info, Peachtree Ridge has 3 for the schools 10 year history, and 2 more on scout teams. The NFL roster players are 1. Pitsburg Steelers #97, Camron Heywood (PRHS $ Ohio State), and 2. #9, Drew Butler (PRHS and UGA). The third is with the Arixona Cardinals, #51. Kevin Minter (PRHS and LSU).


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Stages of Cervical Cancer
Stages of Cervical Cancer
The staging system for cervical cancer depends on the size of the tumor, the extent of the tumor into cell layers (stromal invasion), and spread to other areas of the body (metastasis). Staging of cervical cancer has been done by the American Joint Committee on Cancer (AJCC) and the Federation Internationale de Gynecologie et d'Obstetrique (FIGO). The two classification systems are very similar.
AJCC TNM staging classification1
The primary tumor (T) is staged in the following way:
After the tumor (T) is staged, the TNM system stages lymph node involvement (N) to help determine the treatment options at each stage. Lymph node involvement is staged in the following way:
The last part of staging cervical cancer is to determine whether cancer has spread to other parts of the body (metastasized). The TNM system stages metastasis (M) in the following way:
The TNM staging system allows a doctor to recommend the most effective treatment options and discuss the long-term outcome (prognosis) based on the type of tumor, the stage of the cancer, and the woman's age and overall health condition.
FIGO staging1
Stage I. Cervical carcinoma is only found in the cervix.
Stage II. Cancer extends beyond the cervix but not onto the pelvic wall. It involves the vagina but not as far as the lower third of the vagina.
Stage III. Cancer has extended onto the pelvic sidewall and/or involves the lower third of the vagina. Stage III includes tumors that block urine so it cannot flow out of the kidney or that cause a nonfunctioning kidney.
Stage IVA. Tumor invades the lining of the bladder or rectum, and/or extends beyond the pelvis.
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Other side of climate change debate?
I don't want to start an argument over which side is right. I am trying to educate myself with views from both sides of the issue before I form my opinion. I haven't formed one yet on man made climate change, but I can't find any TED talks that are from the camp that say man made CO2 is not the cause of climate change... Does anyone know of one I could watch?
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Feb 27 2013: It's quite popular on my countries blogs where a lot of retired people who are politically minded choose a side and spend all day hammering each other from cherry picking. I have reasoned it out that they realize it must go beyond their lifetime expectancy therefore it's a hot topic for a stance on something.
They can't help themselves when one starts a round of link throw ups and then the war begins.
I just state that we have never faced this before and can only face what's coming with the expectancy to be always prepared to move on the spot if one has to, cities get destroyed or suffer from severe weather events but are in reality just hubs of human concentrations, they can be set up elsewhere, we are the ones who feel the loss of these structures as world ending events. There is the meme that if we lose a city it is such a loss that the government must payout the people to compensate them for the breach of their contract for life and their lifestyles and then they run off to a country that is deemed safe and economically viable. I witnessed this with my own countries disasters.
Feb 27 2013: I see what you mean. I've heard a theory about how it's far more natural for people to decide what they want to believe first, then set about finding evidence to support that belief, rather than the more unnatural process of gathering data first and then formulating your belief based on rational processing of that data. Which is what I am trying to do (harder than it looks, I keep finding unfounded biases sneaking back into my thought processes ;) Thank you for sharing! What country are you from, if you don't mind me asking?
Feb 28 2013: I'm from New Zealand and come to think of it we have only suffered one modern event yet we share the same type of induction zone that Japan has which triggered the the tsunami for them. We have ours just off our capital cities shores, at the moment we are experiencing drought conditions across the country.
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LAWRENCEVILLE -- Arrest warrants have been issued for a Collins Hill High School student involved in a school bus fight that allegedly ended with the bus driver being struck in the face.
Tiffani Nicole LaSaine, 18, was charged this week with simple battery and affray in connection with the incident that occurred on a moving bus on Oct. 11. According to warrants and reports, the bus was en route to Collins Hill High School when a fight broke out between LaSaine and three other female students.
The driver stopped the bus and attempted to stop the fracas when she was "struck in the face, lip and shoulder." The driver was not sure which of the students struck her.
The other three students involved were juveniles, Gwinnett County schools spokesman Jorge Quintana said.
Arrest warrants were issued about six weeks after the initial incident because "our school resource officers always do a thorough investigation, interviewing all parties involved," Quintana said.
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Six weeks is a joke to wait to make arrests. No wonder these kids get away with murder. By then, everything will be settled and back to normal and they will get a slap on the wrist.


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The recent government shutdown resulted in a lack of fundamental information on supply and demand factors that market participants rely upon to make marketing decisions. This has been highlighted most recently by the USDA announcement that they would not release the October World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) Report that was scheduled for release on Friday, Oct. 11, explained Lisa Elliott SDSU Extension Commodity Marketing Specialist.
Elliott said the October WASDE is important because it is a vital report that market participants rely on to gauge potential production of corn and soybeans. It incorporates the National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) objective yield results as of Oct.1.
Leading up to the report, NASS enumerators collect mature or nearly mature samples of corn and soybeans, dry down the samples and weigh them to estimate yield. The estimated weights are incorporated into a statistical model to predict yields based on historical sample data at similar maturity levels.
"Even though the government reopened prior to Nov.1 allowing for samples to be taken for the November objective yield survey, critical information will be lost because of the large number of sample plots that have already been harvested," Elliott said.
She explained that by November, these missing corn and soybean plot yields will utilize the Sept. yield results for those plots where generally number of ears, ear length, ear girth and number of pods per acre were the variables mostly used for estimating yield.
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For a more accurate look at production, market participants may need to wait for the January WASDE report, when producer production survey results may adjust production estimates. Meanwhile, Elliott said more market participants will rely on private firms who estimate yield figures too.
"Generally the results by the USDA-NASS from the objective yield survey are given greater weight for indicating actual yield than alternative methods used by private firms or even NASS producer surveys where improper sampling, reporting error, etc. can cause biased or inconsistent results," she said.
The October WASDE report would also show how the USDA reconciled the fewer planted acres reported in the September Farm Service Agency (FSA) survey.
"Market participants expect, on average, that both corn and soybean harvested acres to be decreased from the September WASDE report; however, market participant estimates vary greatly," Elliott said (see Table 1).
Some variation may be due to how market analysts view the percentage of planted acres to be harvested Elliott explained, but there also could be differences in knowing how USDA will incorporate the FSA data to adjust their current planted acre estimates which are derived from the June Acreage survey.
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MADISON, WI (WTAQ) - Republican State Assembly leaders have changed their minds about using the budget process to keep protesters away from the public land where Gogebic Taconite wants to build an iron ore mine.
Speaker Robin Vos said Tuesday that a restriction was placed into the new state budget, which is the Assembly is scheduled to vote on at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday.
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South Milwaukee Republican Mark Honadel pushed for the access restriction. He said something needed to be to prevent violence at the proposed mining site in Ashland and Iron counties.
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Feature Friday: People, Referrals and Usage (Dwolla)
In marketing a site or service, a picture is worth more than a thousand words. For market places such as Etsy and Shapeways this is easy because they can lead with pictures of some gorgeous products available for sale. But what about an abstract service such as payments? For a long time Dwolla's home page had text and even stylized diagrams of payment flows. They provided a fair bit of information but were not engaging. I was therefore thrilled to see the Dwolla's new home page feature photographs of people explaining how they use Dwolla. Each of these is linked to a page providing more detail on the particular use case with a beautiful photograph of the individuals.
At the same time as the new home page, Dwolla has launched an interesting referral program that is based on Dropbox's highly successful model. Instead of giving a referrer a direct monetary payment you receive credits against transaction fees. That encourages further use of Dwolla just as in Dropbox's case you receive additional storage. Also, the psychology of referring someone else is different between a direct monetary benefit and a credit towards usage. In the Dwolla and Dropbox case the referrer can feel rightly rewarded whereas in the case of direct payment there is a sense of cheapening the referral.
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For a couple of weeks now, the Oilers have parked their summer in hopes of bagging an actual NHL sniper. Acquiring Dany Heatley appears to be no closer today, but we're finally reading that Steve Tambellini may be prepared to go in another direction.
This can only be seen as excellent news.
The Ottawa Sun's Chris Stevenson is reporting today that the Oilers may be prepared to look in another direction. Quoting the article "but an NHL source indicated yesterday the Oilers' patience is wearing thin to have Heatley agree to a deal and they could give up and move on perhaps as early as today."
This may mean the Oilers are about to deal for another scorer. There are any number of rumors available on the Al Gore-Simon Gagne, Nikolai Zherdev, Andrei Kostitsyn, Alex Frolov, Kristian Huselius and Phil Kessel all possibly in play. I believe the Oilers may also be in the Alex Tanguay sweepstakes. Why? Rumor has it that there are four (or so) teams in pursuit and the money is similar from all teams. The major difference is term of contract, which reading the tea leaves tells us the Oilers may be about to add another Khabibulin contract (5 years, 5M-that kind of deal) for the best forward currently available through free agency.
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The Falcons took a calculated-medical risk in signing cornerback Kelvin Hayden, who with a neck injury, was having trouble passing some team's physical examinations.
Before signing with the Falcons on Thursday, he'd visited seven or eight teams, including Kansas City, Carolina, Chicago, Minnesota and Washington.
The Falcons, have taken calculated-medical risks on in the past on Coy Wire and Kevin Mathis, as both had neck injuries. They were comfortable with Hayden's neck because there is new technology that can better analyze those injuries, general manager Thomas Dimitroff said.
Hayden missed the last four games of the 2010 season with a neck injury. It is not known how many of the teams he visited flunk him on his physical exams.
"My neck is fine," Hayden said. "It's something that everybody was questioning. I'm just glad the Atlanta Falcons gave me an opportunity. I'm just excited to get out there and have some fun. I want to show that I can still play."
Hayden has not played in all 16 games since the 2007 season. In 2009, he missed seven games with a hamstring injury. In 2008, he missed six games with a knee injury.
"To miss that amount of time and to know that you're not out there with your boys that you grind with, week-in and week-out, that's the tough part," Hayden said. "You can't look back. All I'm thinking about is this season. Hopefully, I'll be out there for the whole 16 and even [three] or [four] for the playoffs."
Earlier in his career in Indianapolis, the Colts played mostly cover-two zones. But the last two seasons, they have mixed up their defenses.
Hayden played mostly on the left side and has played some nickel back. The Falcons have an opening at nickel back, where Christopher Owens, Dominique Franks and Rafael Bush were competing for action. Brent Grimes plays left cornerback, so look for Hayden to be in the mix for the nickel back spot.
"We haven't discussed anything like that," Hayden said. "Like I said, I'm taking it day by day. I'm here to contribute the best way that I can. If it's the nickel or where ever they want me at, I'm here to play football."
–D. Orlando Ledbetter, The Atlanta Falcons beat blog
September 2nd, 2011
11:40 am
At least he is positive about it….. He is definitely better than Owen who was drilled again last night!
What does management see in Owen?? I cannot see anything good.
September 2nd, 2011
11:41 am
He is an easy upgrade over Owens and Franks.
TD gave the 2 young guys every chance in the world to show they belong. Can't fault a GM when a 3rd and 5th round pick turn out to be Dime Backs rather then Nickle Backs.
September 2nd, 2011
11:43 am
FIRST thing we have to understand is that injuries happen in football. Not picking up a guy because he might get injured is ultimately ridiculous.
September 2nd, 2011
11:43 am
1st! I sure Hope Hayden can stay healthy, we will need him. Does this mean Owens may be released?
September 2nd, 2011
11:43 am
I'd keep Walls over Owens.
September 2nd, 2011
11:43 am
would have been first but blog monster on DOL doens't like me
September 2nd, 2011
11:44 am
Slow on the draw. Oh well.
September 2nd, 2011
11:45 am
It's worth the risk. The DBs were our greatest risk during pre season. Hayden and Sanders are good pick ups. Should be more available as teams make their cuts tomorrow.
September 2nd, 2011
11:45 am
this is the NFL. not picking up a player because he might get hurt is ridiculous. There isn't any real correlation between injury history and chances of future injury. If the man can play, I say let's put him on the field.
September 2nd, 2011
11:45 am
Falcons wrap up the preseason 0-4.
September 2nd, 2011
11:46 am
Why is Owens still wearing 21 since we retired Prime Time's # 21 last season?
September 2nd, 2011
11:47 am
Arthur Blank getting divorced..
hopefully this does not hamper the Falcons spending.. I bet his wife will take 50%
September 2nd, 2011
11:50 am
I wouldn't worry about our pre season record. With the new additions to the defense, my concern now is the O line
September 2nd, 2011
11:50 am
known how many of the teams he visited flunk him on his physical exams
so for Hayden to be in the mix for the nickel back spot.
September 2nd, 2011
12:21 pm
Wonder what that technology is that TD is referring to?
September 2nd, 2011
12:30 pm
Pre-nup, guys. Stef will get a nice payday, but not a major percentage.
September 2nd, 2011
12:31 pm
In the postseason they will be talking about what two great pickups Hayden and Sanders were!
September 2nd, 2011
12:35 pm
Good bye Owens, keep those socks down. At least you didn't get burned more than four times last night. That's better but not n the NFL. YOU ARE NOT READY FOR SUNDAYS! Get something for him TD.
September 2nd, 2011
12:42 pm
More damaged goods first edwards(knee) now hayden(neck).
September 2nd, 2011
12:47 pm
I did not know Owens was with Nickle Back, but his play is like their songs, same thing over and over. Never Again Owens.
September 2nd, 2011
12:50 pm
I gotta say, i liked the way the McIlwain kid played last night. I'd take him over Owens any day.
September 2nd, 2011
1:16 pm
Owens should be gone. Gartrell Johnson, who drops to the ground faster than a deer full of buckshot, is out; also considering the play of Anton Smith. Now what about Kerry Meier? Vote off the island?
September 2nd, 2011
1:16 pm
Right on, Kurtis
September 2nd, 2011
1:17 pm
lets keep hope and faith alive
September 2nd, 2011
1:18 pm
Very good signing. Awesome really. You can never really have too many good, veteran DBs. Trust me. They ALL will have their time to contribute in SIGNIFICANT ways. Other observations:
1) Edwards will add value to our pass rush. I envision situations where he, #71 and #55 are all on the field at the same time. Gotta get there…
2) #97 Tre Lewis played a good game last night. Destroyed the protection on almost every play. He will be a tough cut.
3) DeCoud better get right. His center field ability has been questioned and for good reason. We dont need him for run support…we need him (most of all) to be the last line of defense. He has been burned…
4) I'm impressed more and more by Jacquizz Rodgers. If you watch his runs, he almost always is falling forward with each run. Look for him to be like Ray Rice in Baltimore. Low to the ground…moving forward.
5) Great move by TD this week. I have really be impressed with his shrewdness in trading up for A) trading up for Jones, B) signing Edwards and C) bringing in Sanders and Hayden.
Before Sander and Hayden…I had the birds at 10-6
Now…11-5, with a real chance to play in the Super Bowl. It all depends on Ryan's development. By game 8 we need him to look *something* like a rocket thrower (e.g. Brees, Rodgers, Brady).
Only time will tell.
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September 2nd, 2011
1:23 pm
I will take Hayden, even at 75% healthy, over Owens or Franks being 100% healthy ALL DAY!!
September 2nd, 2011
1:52 pm
I agree that owens must go. He should have been cut after the green bay game. Keep Franks, he is 6 feets and have speed and can help on special teams and he will get better like Grimes did.but let the new guys play for now.
September 2nd, 2011
2:37 pm
Who is blank's new girlfriend? I mean, 16 years ago, he had a twenty-something new girl. Stands to reason he's found a new model.
September 2nd, 2011
2:40 pm
Any attempt to address the cornerback situation is better than nothing. While I would have rather had TD go after someone like a Asomugha, or a Cromartie, or a Joseph, I'll happily take this over just ho-hummingly assuming that Owens and/or Franks will have it on lock.
September 2nd, 2011
2:56 pm
like I said before, I'm in my mid-fifties and I could catch passes on Owens, y'all don't listen! My Granny on scooter from the scooter store could catch passes on him.
September 2nd, 2011
3:07 pm
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3:12 pm
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September 2nd, 2011
5:05 pm
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September 2nd, 2011
5:18 pm
I do not like your term "medical risk" are u a doctor – do not judge someone whom you do not know – football is a physical sport, you do know that and injuries happen – what does it matter how many teams he has visited – If it was not for his interception those Colts would not have won – maybe you should play and see how physical the game is instead of calling someone a medical risk -
September 2nd, 2011
7:35 pm
Obviously the risk Haydens injury didnt out way the risk of Owens and Franks giving up touchdowns. Anything is a improvement over those two yahoos. Grimes is solid, I still worry about Dunte. I look for him to be replaced sooner than later.
September 2nd, 2011
7:53 pm
dang…bad news for Franks and/or Owens…team taking medical risk on veteran with neck injury..not good for them
September 2nd, 2011
7:59 pm
Stop being so sensitive..a medical risk is a big thing….ESPECIALLY with a physical sport such as football. His INT vs the Colts (years ago) has nothing to do with his signing in 2011.
September 2nd, 2011
8:01 pm
I very excited about Quizz Rodgers. I just wish he got more reps with the #1's. I'm a little worried about JJ. On his push off, he still dropped the ball.
September 3rd, 2011
1:18 am
[...] owner Arthur Blank and his wife have separated. D. Orlando Ledbetter writes that the Falcons took a medical risk when they signed cornerback Kelvin Hayden. He had a neck injury and was unable to pass physical [...]
September 3rd, 2011
7:50 am
I like Walls over Owens. Owens looks good but can not defend against the pass.
September 3rd, 2011
11:10 am
I didnt see anything here about how Ray Edwards played? I know he was not playing against 1st string but he looked alot better than last game..faster..in the QB face.
September 3rd, 2011
6:08 pm
Lets go get brandon meriweather now before someone else gets him and answer all our secondary problems….. The patriots just released him.
September 4th, 2011
10:14 am
"….Hayden missed the last four games of the 2010 season with a neck injury…. has not played in all 16 games since the 2007 season. In 2009, he missed seven games with a hamstring injury. In 2008, he missed six games with a knee injury…."
Hmmm… I hope this move works.
September 5th, 2011
1:07 pm
Looks like we have a lot of if's and but's. In a perfect world the Falcons will not have any significant injuries, the new faces will play in all 16, play in a high percentage of plays, and we will march into the Super Bowl. I like that TS and MS are open-minded to the things that can make this team better. The key to the Falcons season is our play calling on offense. Spread opposing teams secondary out, go for the deep pass.
September 5th, 2011
4:53 pm
Eventually Hayden will be the nickel back; giving us the flexibility to put grimes on the smaller slot receiver in 3 rec. Sets
September 5th, 2011
10:41 pm
why not- they took on edwards
September 6th, 2011
11:51 am
There is a huge difference in the talent level on this team. We cut some pretty good players that would have been a big part of the team in years past. This all shows how TD has accumulated talent that we have not seen in years. Now if we can stay healthy.
September 6th, 2011
2:02 pm
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It's been a very good run for the gaming industry in the past decade. Speaking for the present generation, gaming is something that keeps me awake at night, and one of the games I've followed for a while, Warcraft and its successors seem to be in a bit of a mess at the moment.
It hasn't been a very good year for game developers, and Activision Blizzard (NASDAQ: ATVI) has weathered it better than most competitors even though it recently hit a 52 week low. If you look at competitors in the field, Take Two Interactive (NASDAQ: TTWO) seems to have the second best performance while Electronic Arts (NASDAQ: EA) and Konami have lost four times as much value as Activision.
The company recently released Mists of Pandoria, as the next expansion in the World of Warcraft franchise. Yet the stock was flat, even though the company claimed that 2.7 million copies had been sold and the company's subscriber base increased for the first time ahead of the China launch for the game.
However analysts don't predict much growth for the leader in the game development sector and see a lot more growth in a company like Zynga (tipped to grow at 57%) while the projected growth rate for Activision is around 6.9%.
Why is that?
Even though Mists of Pandoria was recently released, it isn't exactly a successor in the WoW series. In fact, it's merely an expansion pack which I expect the company to have released to stem the flow of subscribers to newer games until its next edition in the series, Titan, is out. Despite the hype and frenzy surrounding a global launch for the expansion Mists of Pandoria, WoW has apparently lost more than a quarter of its subscribers.
Therefore the company has had to look to other means to ensure that historically volatile profits don't get affected – which they have done to some extent by digitizing distribution and monetizing in-game items. Well logically you'd have say that no matter how much you digitize or monetize, if you aren't going to sell enough copies, your profits are going to be affected. The gaming trend seems to be moving away from World of Warcraft and into Guild Wars 2 which, according to most reviews seems to be a better game.
Let's look at the other game that Activision is betting on – the Call of Duty series. Well, the smoke signals aren't exactly good in this area either because the latest edition in the series Black Ops 2 seems to be struggling to beat pre-order sales of its predecessor – Modern Warfare 3. That doesn't sound positive at all. Add that to the fact that the company's first foray into iOS devices haven't exactly gone too well with the game Skylander the 136th most popular paid app on the iPad and the 142nd most popular app on the iPhone.
Well, if you're an Activision stock holder, you can at least rest easy knowing that the competition isn't exactly doing too well. Take Two Interactive Software has its earnings growth in the red for next year, at a negative 67.9%. EA is however expected to grow a little better, probably thanks to all the sports franchises that they seem to own. For example, the FIFA titles assure improved sales almost every year. Earnings of the company are expected to increase 88.82% this year over the last year and expect next year's earnings to outdo this year's by 36.81% (source: nasdaq.com).
The gaming sector is now however at a crossroads. How long are people going to keep buying consoles such as the PlayStation or the Xbox. It is only a matter of time before an open source based console is on its way out – according to Kickstarter anyway. Multiplayer Online gaming also seems to be taking a hit at the moment. Are companies going to go mobile or social with their games? Facebook titles seem to gain popularity for a while and then lose momentum. Is gaming ever going to be very conducive on tablets and phones? I suppose it better be, cause it might be the future.
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In his first NFL start last week against the Cleveland Browns, Elam slipped in zone coverage and surrendered a 53-yard completion to tight end Jordan Cameron. He was also flagged for pass interference on a pass intended for Davone Bess in the fourth quarter.
It won't get easier Sunday. The Texans' tight end tandem of Daniels and Garrett Graham has combined for five touchdowns on 14 receptions.
"I didn't want to get out of the middle of the field and there was an open guy running," said Elam, who had five tackles against the Browns as they converted 4 of 15 third downs and never reached the end zone. "If I get in that situation again, I'll be more comfortable. I don't make a lot of mistakes because of the way I study and I rely on my technique."
Elam represents the last line of defense for the Ravens. By definition and scheme, his first responsibility is to guard against long passes. He's absorbing the nuances of an intricate defense.
"The biggest challenge that he faces is learning the system, because this is not a vanilla system where we play two coverages and two fronts or something like that," defensive coordinator Dean Pees said. "We do a lot of pressures, lot of different coverages, much more than most teams and certainly a lot more than in college.
"His physical attributes, that's why we drafted him. The guy can run, he can hit, and he's a smart football player. It's just it takes a little while to try to get all the pieces together. I've been very happy with what I've seen so far."
Whether Elam is in the huddle, the locker room or defensive meetings, his naturally inquisitive personality has impressed teammates.
"He listens, takes great notes and asks anybody if he needs to know something," cornerback Lardarius Webb said. "He's not going to be shy — that's the thing we like about him. He's doing a great job. We see a lot of improvement from when he first got here. He's just got to keep getting experience under his belt and he's going to be great.
"He plays like a Raven. He's a physical, tough guy who runs to the ball. He's never the last man there, and he always wants to learn."
Texans coach Gary Kubiak downplayed the notion of specifically targeting Elam, saying the first thing the offense needs to account for is blocking the Ravens' front seven.
The Texans scouted Elam, but wound up picking wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins five spots before the Ravens drafted Elam with the final pick of the first round before picking South Carolina safety D.J. Swearinger in the second round.
"We really liked him coming out of the draft," Kubiak said of Elam. "He's a very explosive player, a guy that can cover ground but can also cover, too. We thought very highly of him, and he's played really well for them."
Elam piled up 176 career tackles, five sacks and six interceptions competing in the talent-rich Southeastern Conference.
Now, the work gets tougher, especially Sunday when he'll be tasked with helping defend Pro Bowl wide receiver Andre Johnson, who already has 20 receptions for 222 yards this season.
"It's very exciting and a challenge to go against one of the best receivers in the league," Elam said. "I get to go out and show off my skill set and what I do in practice every day. I can't wait."


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For the second time in this still early Track & Field season, Usain Bolt sprinted to another mind-blowing 9.7 second 100m performance. Competing in the Diamond League in Oslo, Norway, Bolt ran an impressive, yet frightening 9.79 to take first place.
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When in Rome - Bolt.May 30, 2012
Usain Bolt opens up his Diamond League racing schedule in Rome, Italy - May 31st.
Rome, the Eternal City known for its many firsts and onlys, is the site of Usain Bolt's upcoming race. How will he prep over the next 24 hours? With plenty of carbohydrates and speed drills. We have a few ideas for how he can put his skills to the test in the Italian capital.
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The countdown is almost over. The World's Fastest Man and PUMA athlete, Usain Bolt, is stepping back on the track tomorrow, May 26th, to start this Championship season. The race is scheduled for 21:45 CET Rome, Italy.
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NEWARK, N.J. (AP) - Elena Delle Donne scored 20 points and Epiphanny Prince added 18 to help the Chicago Sky rout the New York Liberty 93-64 on Sunday.
Led by its prized rookie, Chicago (8-4) has the second-best record in the East, trailing Atlanta by 2½ games. The Sky are trying to make the playoffs for the first time in franchise history. They just missed last year, finishing a game behind New York for the conference's final spot.
It turned out well for Chicago, which won the second pick in the draft lottery and took Delle Donne, who leads the WNBA in All-Star voting and is fourth in scoring at nearly 19 points per game.
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Around 1,400 veterans are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless in Spokane County. The $1.3 million dollars will help 325 veterans support their families by finding a place to live and look for jobs.
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A child pornography investigation by the FBI put a Huntsville man behind bars.
Huntsville Police arrested 32-year-old Carl Herold in connection to that investigation. Both HPD and the FBI could not comment on the case because it is an ongoing investigation.
Herold faces multiple child pornography charges, including production and distribution of child porn.
His arrest makes for the third recent child pornography case in North Alabama. Tuesday, the case against a woman and her husband facing child pornography charges in Lauderdale County was sent to a grand jury.
In early October, another Lauderdale County man was arrested on more than 10,000 counts of child porn.
Chris Newlin, a spokesperson from the National Children's Advocacy Center, believes that child porn is becoming a growing problem, but also that more people are being caught.
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It has to be a two-way street. The patient has to be involved in their care and make either opinions or recommendations of their own known. I don't want to be a dictator and say you have to do this and you have to do that. I need to hear what you have to say and have your help along the way in terms of giving you the best care.
Rewarding is when people actually tell me, "Thank you for listening, you actually heard what I had to say." You know, when they've had people in the past who maybe didn't quite understand or didn't really give them a chance to say what they wanted to say and actually be heard. So that's pretty rewarding.