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Let's say you're sick of being bullied by another kid in your school — and who wouldn't be?
Maybe the problem is that you're about to go to middle school and you're nervous about it because you're struggling in math.
Perhaps you just found out that your parents are getting divorced, or your dog just died, and you're so upset that you can't concentrate on doing your homework. You feel like you need to talk to someone about everything that's going on. A great person to share your thoughts and feelings with is your school counselor.
Add school counselors to the list of people you can turn to when you need help. They know how to listen and can help kids with life's challenges. Counselors have special training in how to help kids solve problems, make decisions, and stand up for themselves.
That doesn't mean your counselor will wave a magic wand and the problem will go away. But it does mean he or she will help you cope with it. Coping is an important word to know. Sometimes, kids and grown-ups have difficult problems. Coping means that someone is trying to handle these problems and make things better.
Your school counselor is available for you and wants to make your school experience the best it can be. The counselor's job is to take your problem seriously and help you find a solution. The counselor also wants to help you learn as much as you can in class, be a contributing member of the school community, and be a positive influence on your environment.
If someone was bullying you, for instance, the counselor would talk to you about it and could give you some ideas and strategies on how to deal with the bully. The counselor may also talk to the bully and maybe even to kids who saw what happened. The counselor might talk with your teacher and your parents about the problem as well. Though this may feel a little uncomfortable, facing the problem and trying to correct it is better than living with a bad situation. Having a counselor's help means you don't have to face difficult school problems alone.
Your school counselor might visit your class or talk at a school assembly to let you know that he or she is available. Some schools use their website to explain what the counselor does and how to get a counseling appointment. It's a good idea to know about the school counselor, even if you don't need any help right now.
If you're unsure how to contact the counselor, ask your teacher, your parent, or one of the people who work in the school office. If your school has more than one counselor, you might be assigned to a counselor based on what grade you're in or the first letter of your last name.
Generally, counselors meet students in:
The most common setting to meet with a counselor is in a private meeting. The meeting could be just you alone, or other students, your teacher, or your parent could be there. Counselors typically have offices where you can sit down and talk.
Don't worry that you need to know exactly what's bothering you when you talk with the school counselor. You may just be feeling bad or not doing as well in school as you know you can — and that's OK. The counselor will try to help you figure out what's going on. When you do, he or she will have ideas for how to make things better. Sometimes that means finding other people (tutors, learning specialists, or therapists) who can provide the help you need.
It's important to know that if you meet with a guidance counselor, your conversation will be confidential. The counselor isn't going to go blabbing your personal business around the school.
However, there are some cases when a counselor can't keep it confidential — if the counselor thinks that you or someone else is at risk of being harmed. But even then, the counselor would share that information only with people who need to know.
Your appointment with the counselor could happen during the day when classmates might notice you're gone. What you choose to say about it is your decision. You can just say you had an appointment and leave it at that. You also can say that visiting the counselor doesn't mean you're in trouble.
If you're worried about what to say, tell your counselor. He or she can help you practice what you would say if someone asked about it. If you'd prefer not to miss class time, ask the counselor if you can talk before school, at recess, during lunch, study hall, or after school.
Sometimes a counselor might call someone in because they did something like calling a person a name or deliberating breaking something. But it's different when you ask to see the counselor because you want help with a problem. You're not in trouble just because you need some help.
In addition to helping kids with problems, guidance counselors help kids learn about:
Counselors at some schools also offer programs for parents and kids or just parents alone. The topic could be helping you graduate to middle school or helping you stay away from drugs and alcohol.
A school counselor's job is different from what it was 50 years ago, when a counselor was chiefly concerned with getting students the classes they needed. Today, counselors are called upon to help students in a broader way. They help students handle almost any problem that could get in the way of learning, guide them to productive futures, and try to create a positive environment for everyone at school. So if you need a counselor's advice, just ask!
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Tax breaks for seniors a bad deal?
States are competing to provide the best tax environment for retirees. But that generosity could cost all the taxpayers later.
This post is by Howard Gleckman at Forbes.com.
We've all seen the articles in Forbes, Kiplinger's Personal Finance or U.S. News trumpeting the best states to live in for retirement. A key measure for them all: low taxes. What you may not know is that states actively compete with one another to provide tax breaks to older residents -- especially to wealthy seniors.
This competition is similar to the way states use tax subsidies to woo businesses. It may not make much sense, but it sure is trendy.
For instance, in 2010 the Georgia Legislature voted to exempt nearly all retirement income from taxes starting in 2016. Last year, the governor of Maine proposed making all pension income tax-free.
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Why? Many seniors have plenty of money to spend, including Medicare dollars and Social Security and pension benefits. Just as important, they use relatively few state and local services: The elderly don't need K-12 education and spend relatively little time in jail. And their health care is largely funded by the federal Medicare program.
This tax race for seniors is described in a fascinating new paper that Karen Smith Conway of the University of New Hampshire and Jonathan Rork of Reed College presented earlier this year at a Tax Policy Center/UCLA Law School conference on state taxes.
States offer seniors three buckets of tax breaks. They exclude some or all Social Security benefits from tax; grant seniors extra deductions, exemptions or credits; and exempt at least some pension income from tax. Combined, these preferences cost states more than $24 billion annually. The biggest beneficiaries are middle- and upper-income elders -- the very people states want to keep or attract.
For instance, Conway and Rork found that 12 states offer a modest tax exemption for pension income, three exempt income of $70,000 or more, and five exempt all pension income from tax.
Conway and Rork quote former Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue, who said his state's plan to eliminate taxes on retirement income "will help attract retirees to our state and make our economy even stronger."
Is he right? Do low taxes attract seniors and are they worth the revenue cost? Lots of prior research suggests Perdue is engaged in little more than wishful thinking. Last year, less than 1% of seniors moved from state to state after age 65 for any reason. And very few appear to do so to reduce their taxes.
This limited mobility may result in another major downside for states. About 70% of seniors will eventually require long-term-care services in old age, and 20% will need this assistance for five years or more.
Many are middle-income seniors who spend down their assets on personal care and eventually become eligible for Medicaid. About one-third of Medicaid dollars are spent on long-term-care services, and the program is a growing burden on state budgets.
Thus, while states may benefit in the short run from attracting a few relatively young, healthy and wealthy pensioners, they may end up paying a substantial price when middle-income seniors become frail, go broke and require Medicaid long-term-care services.
When that happens, states such as Georgia may regret giving up revenue to subsidize seniors. Of course, the price for that mistake will be paid by some future governor who has the misfortune of serving years from now.
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Rather than pour more money down the tax rat hole, Georgia is very Senior friendly. We do have a relatively high sales tax that hits everyone. This is the right way to collect taxes.
By being careful I can buy, and do buy Long Term Care for me. It allows me to take care of myself and still stay in my house while I wait to be institutionalized. If we need government interference with Seniors liquidating their assets to avoid having to pay for Long Term Care, it would probably be a good bet. Your crystal ball is cloudy, it does not allow for Seniors ability to make money during retirement and it assumes that everyone is out to shaft the government, if they can. When people make money they pay taxes in one form or another. I have been retired for 9 years and the state has not spent a cent on my health care, or anything else. When you say that no one moves to avoid taxes, I think that most of the people that I know are from New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and other high tax states, they all say the same thing and that is that the taxes are oppressive.
We made the move a little over eitht years ago from a town in southeast Kansas to a town in southwest Missouri. Total distance about thirty miles. It's forty five muinets to our kids in Kansas and I estimate we have saved over twenty five thousand dollars in taxes, utilities, and insurance premiums.
States with attractive living conditions may get negative outcomes when they offer special tax breaks on pensions and real estate to attract seniors from elsewhere. Hawaii is prime example. They have a high income tax on earned wages and none on pensions and social security. In addition they have very low property taxes for everyone relative to the value of their housing. Well-off retirees with mostly pension source income often pay no state income tax and pay taxes on their high value houses that are lower than they paid on pre-retirement houses with half the valuation in the lower 48. Their school system and other public services suffer as a result. School improvements, stimulus to create jobs, and support to make housing affordable are desperately needed to stop a serious exodus of productive people from the state. Retirees will come anyway for the weather, They should pay state income taxes equivalent to workers to improve the sustainability of the state's economy. Also, taxing pension income like earned income might raise enough revenue to avoid raising property taxes which lower income people there simply can't afford. .
First let me say I do believe the federal government and state governments are/have been giving too many breaks to seniors at the expense of the young workers. A lot of this has to do with the gray voter turnout or in short buying the vote. Let me give a good example of what occurs in my home county in Florida. A couple, both over 65, drawing $25,000 per year in social security benefits and a pension of $19,000 per year. Fifty percent of their SS plus their taxable pension is less than $32,000 so none of their SS is taxable and their AGI is $19,000. Their standard deduction and 2 exemptions is $21,300 which means they pay Zero federal income tax. Because their AGI (Adjusted Gross Income) is less than $22,000 they qualify for poverty level tax exemption of $800 on their home real estate tax. The short answer is the couple have a total of $44,800 spendable money.
Now let's compare the above with a 30 year old couple with 2 kids. To have the same spendable money the young couple would need to have an annual salary of $55,000.
In my opinion the system isn't fair when all sources of income are not counted. The number of people living in poverty is high because all sources of income is not counted such as VA benefits, food stamps, disability benefits, Medicaid, free school lunches, free cell phones, housing, non taxable SS and the list goes on.
IMO one way to correct the situation is ALL (100%) of SS payments be taxable after the person has received what they contributed. For the average person that would occur after 13 months.
For the records my wife and I would be paying more income tax, we are both 75 years of age have been drawing SS for over 10 years.
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The iPhone may be a master of pint-sized multimedia, but it doesn't exactly allow you to take all of your audio, video and photos with you.
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It's July 1 and the summer is in full swing. With it brings cook outs, fire works, swimming pools, and a whole bunch of Cleveland Indians related links. See what I did there? In this edition, Michael Bourn goes on paternity leave, Jason Kipnis gets some praise, and or staff provides some of the best Indians analysis on the net. Sit back, relax, and enjoy.
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Jason Kipnis' recent hot streak has begun to garner interest from the national media. It's about time. The latest support for Kipnis and his potential all-star selection comes from Fox Sports' Ken Rosenthal.
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- Michael Chaney discussed whether or not the Indians should extend Michael Brantley and for how much.
- Brian Heise also discussed Brantely and his potential ceiling.
- Jeff Mount assessed the Indians offense up to this point.
- "The Guys" discussed a plethora of Indians topics on last week's edition of Wahoo's on the Mic. Be sure to check it out.
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The Ice Man Sucketh
In a five game series, anything can happen. It just doesn't look like "anything" will consist of a Cubs win on the road this time around.
Right now my emotions are ranging between disappointed and antagonized, and I have to admit, I've already started thinking about next year a little bit. And regardless of what happens in Arizona for the remainder of tonight, or in Chicago on the weekend, one thing is very clear. The Cubs need a better #2 pitcher. At this point, it's Carlos Zambrano and a heaping bunch of threes - or worse.
Thank you Ted Lilly for a great 2007 campaign, but on the night when your team needed you the most, you pissed your pants.
And don't even get me started on our "big hitters," who are so lost out there that I'm expecting Hurley to pop out of some hatch located in the dugout and say "dudes, we need you back on the island ASAP!"
Considering that this is a team on the verge of being sold, one has to wonder if a new owner will appear in time to spend the kind of money necessary to buy the Cubs their improvements in the off season. On the bright side, enough young talent has appeared this year that Jim Hendry might be able to trade for some help, thus bypassing any big spending. But more on that in the coming days.
Go Cubs?
spend more money
spend more money to improve them? jesus were gonna turn into the yankees and people will say were trying to buy are world series. i think we have spent enough money
The Yankees
Yes, 26 World Series championships would really suck wouldn't they?
They did spend a lot of money in the offseason, but not all of it wisely. I see nothing wrong with spending for a winner and you shouldn't either.
Aw, come on.
I'm as disappointed as the next man, particularly as I've only had half a night's sleep - but what's changed in the last two days? The Cubs have holes, but that we knew already. EVERY team has holes, even the Yankees, and look how much they spend.
Any team can lose two games, particularly when one of them is against Brandon Webb. The reason that the Athletics have nothing to show for their dominance in the last six or seven years is that short series (and seven games is a short series, too) can bite you in the arse. The Cubs got bitten, but that doesn't mean they need to be written off. They were the best team in the National League for a large part of the season, and nothing's changed. They came up against the reigning Cy Young, and then Ted Lilly had a bad night - it's nothing more than that. Lilly is still a good number two - and was the Cubs' ace for much of the season.
All the hand-wringing that will surely follow big losses like this is one of the things I could, as a Cub fan (but not a Bud man), cheerfully do without.
I'm fecking gutted, but it's not over yet, and even if it is, we'll get 'em next time. Go Cubs.
"Considering that this is a
"Considering that this is a team on the verge of being sold, one has to wonder if a new owner will appear in time to spend the kind of money necessary to buy the Cubs their improvements in the off season."
Considering the money already spent in the last 12 months, how much more could a new owner possibly spend without having a BoSox or Yankee-esque payroll?
What happens when our young guys decide it's time they get paid and the owners look at the contracts for Soriano and others and decide that they're SOL?
Hendry bought a team to win this year, and at this rate, we're not only not going to win this year, we're going to be screwed for years to come.
...Can we walk back towards the clif yet...?
You always have to upgrade
Regardless of how well this team does for the remainder of the post season - and hey, who knows, they could still win it; it's happened before - it would be a tremendous mistake to sit still.
I'm just saying, even WS teams have to upgrade. Next year, the Cubs will be looking at an even better Brewers team, and they will need to improve in a few areas if they want to compete. So, when I say "I wonder if the team will have the money to make the upgrades," what I particularly mean is this: I wonder if the team's assets will get frozen, I wonder if they will be unable to take on any kind additional salary, and therefore, I wonder if the pending sale of the team will freeze Hendry and prevent him from upgrading at shortstop, right field, and in the rotation.
No Illusions--But, It's Time to Call Out the Offense
I have had no illusions about this team--this is not the team of 2003, which I felt could easily go all the way--and for that I am not really sad or angry about the performace thus far, but dissapointed, yes. As stated above, we knew this team had holes and we knew that the offense has a sensitive on/off switch, but, having said that, it is time to call out the trinity for their lack of performance...yes, that's right kids, Fonzie, Derrek, and Aramis are practically going 0-for-the-series...I hope Lou is leaning on them hard right now, they need to demonstrate some leadership and make some things happen Saturday...so lets not be so centered on the pitching failures. I'm weirdly confident that they can win both sides at Wrigley and if they can do that (and they'll have to) we have a one game series and it is up for grabs no matter where it is.
Go Cubs!
Considering that this is a team.....
You guys are never gonna learn......follow the White Sox formula idiots......pitching, pitching, pitching and defense.....im sure you can agree judging by your "Big 3's" hitting prowess this series.
Bad luck
Alright, so Ted Lilly crapped the bed last night. But, the Cubs are as much a victim of bad luck as bad (last night anyway) pitching. Soriano and Ramirez have both had multiple balls die at the warning track, and if Daryle Ward's double is hit to any other part of the park, it's gone. Even The Riot came *this* close to going yard last night. This series could just as easily be 2-0 in our favor. I don't think we're in as bad a position as the 2-0 or the game scores indicate.
my two pennies
I tend to think that Hendry's hands may be tied but that shouldn't stop him from finding a way to upgrade. How bout that kid from Notre Dame? (You try to spell his name.) When will he be ready? Can Wood return as a starting pitcher? What do you have at AAA? Any help there? Maybe just exeprience and some stability will be worth 5-10 more wins next year. What does the winning percentage after the lineup stabalized some project to next year? Could it be good enought to earn home field advantage?
Maybe a trade for Tejada would add some pop...
Regardless, I don't think the window is closing. Far from it.
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Not yet
Geez, can we wait till the season is over before we have this conversation? I know watching this train wreck has been a surreal bad dream for all of us, and it's real easy to lose confidence but, we all know the Cubs are much better than this. There is a very real possibility that they'll get back to familiar surroundings, take a deep breath, and get out of the GD funk they're in. If Pinella and the fans can charge them up and restore their confidence, then we are more than capable of taking both games and carrying that momentum back to Arizona. I don't think I'm being naive to think this team is good enough to have a shot at this.


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Babies with imperforate anus and anorectal malformations need surgery so waste can leave their bodies properly. The type of surgery depends on your baby's condition. For example, surgery may be relatively simple if the rectum ends in a closed pouch very near the normal site of the anus. In these cases, your baby may have surgery within a few days of birth. If the rectum ends higher or if it connects to other body structures, surgery may be complex. In this case, your baby will need other operations first, and anal repair likely will be delayed for a few months.
After your baby is born, they can be transferred to Seattle Children's Level IV NICU, where they'll receive the highest level of care after treatment. Seattle Children's is the first hospital in Washington to have a Level IV NICU.
There are three basic goals of surgery for imperforate anus:
Before your baby has surgery to fix the anus and related structures, we will give fluids through an IV (intravenous) line. A baby who has no anus will not be able to eat, and the IV fluids provide nutrition.
Your baby will also need a tube that passes through the nose into the stomach (nasogastric tube, or NG tube). This tube can be used to keep air out of the stomach so your baby is less likely to vomit.
When it's time for surgery, we will give your child medicine to make them sleep without pain during the surgery (general anesthesia). The length of the surgery varies depending on how complex it is. Your baby's surgeon will explain the steps and give you an estimate of how long it will take.
After surgery, your child will be in the recovery room for an hour or longer. We will give your child pain medicine to make them comfortable.
The length of your baby's hospital stay will depend on the severity of their problem.
About two to three weeks after surgery, the surgeon will see your child for a follow-up visit. The surgeon will make sure the incision is healing and your child is recovering well.
Some babies need time to grow before they can have surgery to correct imperforate anus. This allows their rectum and other structures to get bigger so that they are easier for the surgeon to see.
While waiting, these babies need a way for solid waste to leave their bodies. Doctors perform a surgery called a colostomy (pronounced cull-OST-uh-mee) so waste can get out of your baby's body. In most cases this is a temporary situation. After your baby has surgery to fix the anus, rectum and related problems, surgeons will close the colostomy.
When it's time for surgery, we will give your child medicine to make them sleep without pain (general anesthesia).
During a colostomy, surgeons create two small openings in your child's belly. Each opening is called a stoma. Then, they cut through the intestines. Surgeons bring the upper part of the intestines to one stoma and attach it. This allows waste to come out of the body into a pouch attached on the outside.
Next, the surgeons bring the lower part of the intestines to the other stoma. This provides an opening to clean the lower intestines.
If your child needs a colostomy, you will get step-by-step details about how to care for the stoma, change the pouch and clean the intestines.
Your child may need follow-up care at the surgery clinic for many years. Your child will also need care at home to help the new anus develop properly. Our Reconstructive Pelvic Medicine Clinic brings together many healthcare providers who work as a team to provide long-term management.
As your child gets older, you may need to train them in bowel control. Your child may also need a bowel management plan. This means they may need to use enemas or stool softeners, eat high-fiber foods or take other steps to keep their bowels working well and to prevent "accidents" (incontinence). Some children will need further corrective surgery.
Your child's healthcare team will teach you how to manage the care your child needs. Most children who have surgery develop good bowel control. The most common long-term intestinal problem for children who have had imperforate anus is having a hard time with bowel movements (constipation) or having "accidents" (incontinence). Most problems can be overcome. Close follow-up with your child's surgery team is the best way to manage these problems. We have a one-week Bowel Management Treatment Program
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Today, the Korean consul general in Atlanta touts the economic benefits of a new Georgia law that makes it easier for foreign business leaders to obtain driver's licenses. The other guest writer highlights the 50th anniversary of the Georgia Economic Developers Association, a trade group that promotes statewide job creation and growth.
License agreement fuels economic growth
By He-beom Kim
The Reciprocal Driver's License Agreement between Georgia and the Republic of Korea, which took effect in July, marked the beginning of a new chapter in economic development. From its start as a grassroots movement within the Korean community, the agreement had a long way to go before becoming a law. Without the support of businesses, local communities and chambers of commerce, it is unlikely this agreement would have been realized. Moreover, it would not have been possible without the leadership Gov. Nathan Deal consistently provided.
During July and August, about 400 Korean applicants in Georgia benefited from the program. Students, expats and their families were the major benefactors.
As a member of the Atlanta consular corps, I have had the opportunity to observe the state, the city and other municipalities work together to drive Atlanta and Georgia to success. I have seen state-of-the-art infrastructure put in place. I have seen cultural diversity and tolerance have positive impacts on every aspect of our lives. I have seen political and economic leadership interact to enhance economic competitiveness.
Most importantly, I have seen immigrant communities become strong and intertwined. These communities are a vibrant part of what makes up this city and state. Their ability to grow, thrive and work together is what makes Georgia and Georgians great. I have seen them place their strong bonds with their communities at the heart of everything they do.
It is natural that Korea, the seventh-largest trading partner with the U.S., is keeping its eye on Georgia and metro Atlanta as it seeks business and investment opportunities. Korea is the third-largest market of U.S. services in Asia. Korea is also one of the top 10 trading partners for Georgia, with Georgia accounting for nearly 7 percent ($7 billion) of all U.S. trade with Korea.
Our communities working, building and winning together have become a transformative experience for a very sizable portion of the Korean community. As documented through the signing of the reciprocity agreement, if we work together towards our common goals, we will achieve continued growth and job creation. I believe that, as our interdependence grows, it is our obligation to capitalize on the opportunity and harness the potential brought by increased social and economic cooperation.
I believe there is huge potential created by the Reciprocal Driver's License Agreement. By deepening our ties through continued economic cooperation, the exchange of ideas and cultural understanding, the benefits have the potential to increase exponentially for Georgia and the Republic of Korea.
He-beom Kim is the Korean consul general in Atlanta.
Trade group creates jobs
By Mike E. Pennington
This year, the Georgia Economic Developers Association, a trade group that promotes job creation and sustainable economic development throughout the state, celebrates its 50th anniversary. Through events, a commemorative booklet and an interactive timeline, our members hope to leverage this milestone to educate citizens about our industry's role in the state's growth.
Economic development doesn't just happen. There's a vast amount of professional development, networking and education that goes into the job, which is to prepare and promote a community to create wealth that improves the livelihood of residents.
When GEDA was conceived, Georgia was in the midst of a slow recovery. It had only been just over a decade since the state's tax digest reached the level it had before the Civil War devastated our economy.
Because of the work of visionaries like Henry W. Grady and William B. Hartsfield, Georgia was ready when World War II brought a massive infusion of federal dollars into the state for military bases, shipyards and factories. This capital investment quickly moved Georgia toward the industrialized "New South."
Competition within Georgia for capital investment was fierce. By the early 1960s, industrial developers began to see the potential in cooperation. They gradually warmed to the concept of collaboration and cooperation and made it official in 1963 with GEDA's formation. This teamwork has given Georgia an advantage over other states. It has been a key factor in its economic transformation.
GEDA has refined its mission, but remains focused as a resource for economic development and a voice on issues that affect economic policies and regulations. The organization led an initiative to establish sales and use tax exemptions for industrial machinery. It supported creation of local development authorities. GEDA supported the constitutional amendment establishing the Freeport Inventory Tax Exemption and, more recently, legislation that created the OneGeorgia economic incentive program and expanded the use of tax allocation districts.
Nearly 800 members across the state work to grow the manufacturing, commercial and retail, tourism, convention and small-business sectors. Practitioners are active in everything from entrepreneurship and workforce preparedness to researching commercialization and international trade. They take advantage of GEDA professional development opportunities to learn how to market their cities and counties.
Economic developers do not create jobs. They provide information and assistance to companies that do. They work hand in hand with government and business to secure investment and reinvestment in their communities.
It's paying off. Last year, Georgia's economic developers secured $7.8 billion of investment by locating and expanding businesses and 25,000 new jobs.
Though the work of GEDA members today is invisible to many of us, we will continue to feel the impact of that work for the next 50 years. For more information, go to: www.geda.org/
Mike E. Pennington is president of the Georgia Economic Developers Association.


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Library Resources and Services Changes for FY15
Given the continuing tight economic situation, the UMUC Library must reduce expenses while ensuring adequate quality and coverage for the UMUC curriculum. In addition, due to a vendor's discontinuation of services, the hours of the Library's reference service will change.
Library Database Discontinuations
Four library databases will need to be discontinued for FY15. The library has obtained input from the Deans of the Undergraduate and Graduate Schools, Assistant Deans, and Chairs and Academic/Program Directors from the affected program areas. The savings provided by this reduction will allow the Library continue to provide the core services required by UMUC students and faculty.
To be discontinued as of July 1, 2014:
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With input from the schools, the Library used the following criteria to assess subscription library database resources:
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- Overall cost of the resource and its per-use cost
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- How instrumental a resource is in supporting the UMUC curriculum
- Whether the resource provided access to full text within the databases
- Collection comparisons and benchmarking against UMUC peer institutions
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The vendor that the Library has used for overnight coverage of e-mail and for online chat services will be discontinuing this service after June 30, 2014. We have carefully explored other options while also considering the tight FY15 budget requirements, carefully reviewed usage statistics showing the most heavily used days and times, and consulted with both Stateside and Asia/Europe representatives on options. As a result we will be implementing the new schedule for reference services as follows beginning on July 1, 2014. All times are Eastern time.
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In trademark shirt buttoned to the neck and requisite coffee in hand, cinematic auteur David Lynch reminisces to NOWNESS —in his distinctive, offbeat monotone—about his childhood love affair with the woods and smoking cigarettes. Born in Missoula, Montana, the polymath spent an itinerant childhood in the small-town, white picket fence America depicted in the opening to his disturbing psychosexual horror Blue Velvet. With a father who worked for the Department of Agriculture, Lynch's fascination with nature was crystallized young and emerges in the rustling, ominous trees that surround the cherry-pie world of Twin Peaks. At Silencio, the club he conceived and designed, Lynch has neatly managed to marry his aforementioned twin passions with an ingenious smoking room disguised as an indoor forest. "The mood and feel that exists in the club comes from great lighting," he explains. "You think of colors and shapes and the way the light plays off those things. The club has no windows, so once you're inside, you could be anywhere, or nowhere."


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On a menu stuffed (and fried and cheese-covered) with meat-based dishes, we were searching recently for a veggie-friendly lunch option. And we found a good one: the vegetarian quesadilla. It arrived uncut—a half-moon of crispy tortilla, full of savory sauteed peppers and mushrooms, with generous dollops of guacamole, sour cream and salsa on the side. And we ate the whole honkin' thing, melted cheese and all. Then we proceeded to stay full for hours afterward. Glorious.
New downtown club Trocadéro offers exclusive weekend revelry—for a price
Guys, it's time to put away the shorts and flip-flops, and not just because Labor Day has come and gone. This fall, a new club downtown will give you a reason to dress to the nines on a Friday or Saturday night. Trocadéro Social Club, a European-inspired, member-preferred weekend nightclub
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Robert Butler was previously charged in a federal complaint with setting the May 2 fire that killed 33-year-old David Terry, 3-year-old Layah Terry, 2-year-old Michael Terry, and 11-month-old Donavan Duell. Safyre Terry, 5, was also badly burned and remained in critical condition for a number of days following the incident.
The Saratoga Springs man was arrested shortly after the deadly blaze at 438 Hulett Street. His case was bumped up to the federal court, meaning he could face a possible death sentence.
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This is Bill Torrey. No no, the other guy! Bill Torrey was part of the management group for the Oakland Seals in the late 1960′s. Did you know that? One of the smartest men in the game's history sat in an office that housed the absolute nadir of modern hockey. Huh.
- Brian Burke: "I say to him, Bill (Torrey) give me your philosophy. And that's when he said 'you're going to play four rounds in the playoffs, and you need enough size to beat a big team and enough speed to beat a speed team. You're going to play a team that relies on puck recovery and special teams, so you need good special teams, and then you'll see another one of those types again. ' I crystallized that philosophy a little further with the top six/bottom six, but he's the first one who philosophy that made perfect sense to me."
That's a great quote, because it both gives you an idea about Torrey's intelligence and Burke's self-importance. The key though is that innovators changed the game and made it better, using their ability to see things in a different way and change the world.
Message to the Flyers players on the blackboard before Game 6 of the 1974 Stanley Cup Finals.
One man with a dream, at pleasure,
Shall go forth and conquer a crown;
And three with a new song's measure
Can trample an empire down.
Fred Shero did many innovative things during his coaching career. He shortened shifts, hired the first assistant coach, brought real strategy to the game. I'll give you an example: before Shero (and with few exceptions) all teams played the game in the same way. Wingers stay in their lanes, slap shot inside the blueline was an acceptable choice, blah blah blah. There wasn't much strategy, and if you read books from the time it's clear the coach didn't spend much time preparing his team with specific strategies for their next opponent.
Shero was different. When the Flyers faced Boston for the Stanley, he instructed his team to shoot the puck into Orr's side of the ice and to punish him physically during the transaction. I'm not certain the impact said plays had, but Philly did win the Stanley and it shows some innovation in his own time.
Innovation comes from looking at an age old problem and applying a new, fresh solution. Shero did that, his shift shortening meant the Flyers had fresh legs and could increase the pace of the game.
Tyler Dellow has been drilling down on Taylor Hall's season, and it's been a fascinating follow. Dellow's work and Eric Tulsky's look at possession have kind of merged around Hall and leave us with an "opportunity for innovation" that sits on Dallas Eakins' desk.
- Tulsky: Carrying the puck in is way better than dumping it in, more than twice as good — and it's not because of odd-man rushes or player skill or any other external factor; it's just because having the puck in the opponent's zone headed towards the goal is a lot better than trying to outrace the opponent to try to get the puck in the corner. Most people don't recognize just how big the difference is, and the data suggests that teams should be trying harder than they are to carry the puck in.
Dellow takes those words and applies them to Hall and his season. Although #4′s offense is strong this season, his shot differential is way down. I'm not going to quote the entire piece (it's actually four articles) but wanted to quote this:
- Dellow: I've come to view the game as a series of processes, repeating over and over and over and the winning team, over time, will be the team that wins more of those processes.
Which brings me back to Torrey. His words to Brian Burke talked about speed and size and those things are important. However, as Torrey showed on the island you need guys who can play and a system that won't fall on its ass. The innovator of today is probably going to say "we found that the neutral zone is torpedo alley—if you can get some torque through the neutral zone and attack the blueline with a clear lane, speed and possession, you are going to score goals."
You're saying hell man, coaches do that today! I ask, what are their names? Who among the 30 NHL coaching staffs carries the puck in 70% of the time? We don't have that answer, but I don't think the answer is Edmonton. One thing I believe to be true? Dallas Eakins is easily smart enough to figure this out.
We wait.
Back on the radio! This might be our only show during these Olympics (all the damn games start at 10!) so we're going to have some fun! Scheduled to appear this morning at 10 on TSN1260:
- Tyler Dellow from mc79hockey. We'll talk Olympics and Hall.
- Andrew Bucholtz from 55-yard line. It's been an insane 10 days in the CFL.
- Rob Vollman from Hockey Abstract, ESPN and Bleacher Report.
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BEVERLY HILLS, Calif., May 7, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Cannabis Capital Corp. (CBCA) is an emerging global firm specializing in business development, high tech pharmaceutical development, and medical technology. The Company is proud to announce that WebCongress, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of CBCA, holds its 2014 'Americas Tour' kick off in San Francisco tomorrow, May 8th.
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