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It pays to be a celebrity. Just ask Office star Craig Robinson, who was busted for drug possession in the Bahamas yesterday (Wednesday), but got off with a slap on the wrist.
The actor, who was in the Bahamas for a comedy show at the Atlantis hotel, was caught with half a gram of marijuana and 18 ecstasy pills while trying to board a plane. He faced up to four years in prison, but the magistrate let the Hot Tub Time Machine star off the hook with only a $1000 fine. He was also ordered to leave the country immediately.
During the hearing, Robinson -- who pleaded guilty to two counts of drug possession -- told the court he'd brought the drugs from the U.S. and simply didn't know they were outlawed in the Bahamas. Uh-huh.
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YOUNGSTOWN — Seventeen-year-old Alyssa Gage expressed a combination of uncertainty, concern and anger while trying to face away from a stiff wind.
More specifically, the Struthers High School junior is uncertain of her future, concerned about whether she will be able to afford to attend college and find a job, and angry by what she sees as the country's wealthiest people failing to
create jobs and pay their fair share in taxes.
"The middle class is working harder than [the top 1 percent] and making nothing. The rich want to take their benefits away," she said.
Rather than stewing in her anger, however, Alyssa became one of an estimated 300 people of all ages and walks of life to take part in today's Occupy Youngstown rally on Central Square.
The peaceful outdoor gathering was an offshoot of the Occupy Wall Street protests that have galvanized people worldwide who are angry by what they see as unchecked corporate greed by the richest 1 percent who control a disproportionate amount of wealth; fraudulent home-foreclosure practices by many large banks; too much corporate money in and influence on elections; a variety of social and economic inequalities; and a lack of good-paying jobs and health care for many poor and middle-class families.
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Get out the bong & the headbands; they don't know what they're protesting but they're protesting.
Get a grip db, if you actually would have showed up and talked to people, you might have known that there were people there from all walks of life from students to seasoned health care professionals who have degrees and help mentally ill and autistic children. Not every protester is a hippie, or unemployed. Some of us have a reason to protest. What have you accomplished lately? did you lose your nest egg when A.I.G. went under? you must all be really comfy on that high horse
"Occupy" in Youngstown is being hijacked by the Ohio Democratic Party and the public employee unions for their own greedy selfish purposes. What started out as a good thing has turned partisan and bad.
Actually UnionForever, what you fear the most is that the Occupy events and the union busting attempts like SB5/Issue2 are one in the same argument. Both are motivated to stop the extremism of tea party controlled, extreme right wing republicans doing the bidding of would be plutocrats who hate the country and want total corporate control of it. You worry that people in this country are aware that public employee collective bargaining and citizens without jobs and benefits aren't the problem and that keeps you up at night. Better buy some Tylenol PM because you are in for some sleepless nights.
Does she realize half of America doesn't even pay taxes. Is that really fair?
Here is the real issue at hand: Why should I work hard to make money and pay taxes for services for those who don't pay any taxes at all?
And this whole notion that the rich don't work hard is a lie. Tell Bruce Zoldan or Anthony Cafaro or Eddie DeBartolo or Sam Covelli that they didn't work to get to where they are at. Contrary to this populist belief, there are a lot of people who worked hard to make their fortunes and if I was any one of those people in this area I would be insulted.
i have an idea to got those hippis to go home. send the police down there with bars of soap, job applications, and tell them they will have to move out of moms basement if they don't leave. the flea party is over democrats, go home and take a bath.
The goal is to liquidate the corporations, share in the booty and complain once again that there are no jobs .
High fuels prices caused by the liberal failure to stimulate domestic drilling put us in this quandary .
The cycle repeats itself with cries of stopping drilling once again .
lemmee see; the Occupy Wall Street movement has a few from the American socialist party, a few from the anti-capitalist movement, the class warfare/class envy faction locally led by dpautot, then there's the environmentalist faction, plus the angry unemployed, a few protesting the political process, and the rebellious free spirits, and lastly the unwashed bohemians who simply like a good protest. Ytown only had about twenty in all eating free soup and pumpkin pie; most here must be intelligent enough to see that there is no substance to this event and there is no underlying theme. I like the kid who said that he didn't know what he was protesting but he wanted to show solidarity!? Sounds like just another Saturday night at the Lemon Grove.
What is sad is that a lot of people (Mostly Republicans) do not have the mental capacity to even know why these people are protesting. They keep saying these people protesting do not know. Oh but they do. Goes to show you that these republicans still do not get it! Will not learn, and do not have the capacity to comprehend what is going on.
The problem is, Most working people believe the glass is half full. The republicans just think the glass belongs to them.
Occupy Wall Street wants to have a unified message? Protest unfair anti-American trade policies that killed our manufacturing base. Protest government programs that reward & promote unproductive behavior. Protest high taxes that takes away initiative & discretionary spending. Now you have a true middle class message that is valid.
These protesters today are too fragmented. They do not have a unified message and simply come across as a bunch of losers & malcontents looking for something to do. Maybe Shepard can be their spokesman and enlighten the rest of us as to what he THINKS they want since they haven't been able to articulate their message for themselves (besides free potato soup, pumpkin pie, and something free to do).
On the TV news last night a young man by the name of Kevin said it all. He stated "we are not sure what we are protesting for but when we find out we will be united" Now that sounds like they really know what they are there for!!!
You'll all find out what they are protesting about November 2012.
The Occupy Movement is one of the most encouraging things I've seen out of Generation X so far.
As for all of the comments about not knowing what they're protesting for, it seems pretty simple to me: greed. Along with that, thanks to that greed and selfishness, generation X has been screwed over by the generation before, and now they're the ones that are whining and making fun of us for being upset about it. How can we change things? By letting people know we're upset. That's really all we can do, since both sides of the political game are controlled by corporations. There are no jobs. There is hardly a future for those of us that are working hard in college, and all of the values that our parents taught us about budgeting, studying, keeping debt away-seem pointless.
We are protesting the fact that we've been robbed of our futures.
Thanks, Wall Street. Thanks Bankers. Thanks greedy Baby Boomers that stole opportunities for your own children.
Disgruntled soon-to-be college graduate that feels like all the work I've put in is useless.
This 17 year old is truly an expert on the subject she speaks. Her life experiences and understanding at age 17 are bound to be extremely material.
Corporate America is oppressing the masses and must be destroyed . Welfare will nourish the masses . . ..
common, you talked about kevin. is that nancy's son. pass the bill and then we will know whats in it. think he's running for congress same thinking in good ol nancy's demo's give them what they want everthing free and they will come and vote us back in. and we will be just as nice as Greece broke
1, Bush and Obama's tax cuts were suppose to create jobs, atleast that what teapubs keep saying. Cut taxes and jobs will come. Didn't work.
2. My property taxes are lower then I paid 3 years ago.
3. Many free trade agreements were in place long before Obama
4. Gas was over $3.00 before Obama took office.
It does not matter to Teapubs what is being protested. No matter how many times they are told, teapubs keep asking "what is being protested". Its like telling a brick wall, teapubs won't and don't listen.
They just don't want the rich pay any taxes.
I hear that Comrade Bob, Comrade Jacob and Comrade Looie are going to be baptising the Occupy Youngstown crowd in the Mahoning River by pouring hard earned taxpayerdollars over the chosen one's heads. After that, they will retire to HQ (The Taxpayer funded Lemon Grove) for a free cookie, but Comrade Jacob has increased the price of his milk to a $1 a cup to help pay for the $1200 a month rent in his luxury apartment in the Realty Towers (funded by the taxpayers too).
Stan is right . We need to put down the workers and make more slaves
PLEASE write in Stan for sheriff and he will put a stop to this with gun and club .
We need Stan the man He's got all right answers and know how to do the job Stan is our man . and maybe we can go for GOV. Governor Stan be still my heart
My friend not so Freeatlast is a prisoner of the system . His crusade against those oppressive corporations who force people to work for wages is in full swing . They must be taxed out of existence to allow the people to be free . Totally free and sustained by the welfare system .
/ Jacob has increased the price of his milk to a $1 a cup to help pay for the $1200 a month rent in his luxury apartment in the Realty Towers (funded by the taxpayers too). /
That's a real zinger. Ouch! Too bad it's true.
We need a master inventory of these PROjects, the welfare handouts for the "well to do". You know, the developers, large land speculators, budding restaurateurs with no experience but good connections and an ability to sop up the money.
It's kind of like with these folks listening to the church of sin where the preacher is smoking dope, having sex with the flock and then having the audacity to pass the donation plate around.
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Halifax, Baie-Comeau, Blainville-Boisbriand, Gatineau, Quebec, Rouyn-Noranda; and Val-d'Or have moved into the quarterfinals of the QMJHL playoffs. Halifax swept the Saint John Sea Dogs with two wins last week to go along with their two wins the week before. Jonathan Drouin and Stephen MacAulay both scored twice; while Andrew Ryan and Martin Frk added singles in the 6-1 win on Tuesday. Juriji Repe added the lone Sea Dogs' marker. The Mooseheads completed the sweep with another 6-1 win on Wednesday thanks to goals from Stefan Fournier who had a pair; and Darcy Ashley, Nathan MacKinnon, Luca Ciampini, and Matthew Boudreau had singles. Maxime Villemaire scored for Saint John.
Baie-Comeau also swept Sherbrooke
Jeremy Gregoire had the hat trick; while Gabryel Paquin-Boudreau scored twice; and Frederic Gamelin, Felix Girard, and Valentin Zykov had singles in the 8-2 win on Tuesday. Steve Lebel scored both Phoenix markers. Zykov and Petr Straka scored twice each; while Paquin-Boudreau had a single in the 5-2 win on Wednesday. Denis Kamaev scored both Sherbrooke goals.
Blainville-Boisbriand needed five games to dispose of Acadie-Bathurst
The Titan needed overtime and a goal from Zach O'Brien 5:32 in to get past the Armada 5-4 on Tuesday. O'Brien also scored in regulation as did Raphael Lafontaine, Aiden Kelly, and Marc-Olivier Brouillard. Philippe Sanche, Stefan Matteau Jr, Tommy Giroux, and Danick Martel scored for the Armada. Giroux scored twice; while Marc-Olivier Roy and Christopher Clapperton added singles as the Armada skated to a 4-1 win on Wednesday to take a 3-2 lead in the series. Christophe Lalancette added the lone Titan goal. Blainville-Boisbriand won the series with a 3-2 win on Friday thanks to goals from Clapperton, Roy, and Cedric Paquette. Raphael Lafontaine and Matthew Bissonnette scored for the Titan.
Gatineau needed six games to dispose of Rimouski
The Olympiques took a 2-1 series lead with a 6-4 win on Tuesday. Jonathan Bourcier and Emile Poirier scored twice each; while Etienne Boutet and Tomas Hyka had singles for Gatineau; while Peter Trainor, Kevin Gagne, Francis Beauvillier, and Samuel Morin scored for the Oceanic. Gatineau took a 3-1 lead with a 4-0 shutout on Wednesday. Rock Regimbald scored twice; while Alexandre Carrier and Jordan Kennedy had singles. Rimouski brought the series to 3-2 with a 2-1 win on Friday as Trainor and Alexandre Lavoie scored for the Oceanic; while Boutet scored for the Olympiques. Gatineau finished off Rimouski with a 2-1 win of their own on Sunday. Poirier and Simon Tardif-Richard scored the Olympiques's goals; while Lavoie lit the lamp post for Rimouski.
Quebec also needed six games to eliminate Chicoutimi
After splitting the games in Quebec the previous week the Remparts won both games in Chicoutimi. Nick Sorensen scored twice; while Logan Shaw, Mikhail Grigorenko, Jason Houde, and Alexandre Boivin added singles as the Remparts doubled the Sagueneens 6-3 on Tuesday. Charles Hudon added a pair; while Laurent Dauphin added a single for Chicoutimi. The Remparts shut out Chicoumti with a 4-0 win on Wednesday to take a 3-1 series lead. Grigorenko, Houde, Sorensen, and Jeremy Beaudry scored. When the series returned to Quebec City on Friday the Sagueneens were victorious with a 3-1 win thanks to goals from Hudon who had another pair, and Sebastein Sylvestre who had a single. Quebec's goal came from Beaudry. Quebec won the series with a 4-3 overtime win on Sunday thanks to goals from Frederic Bergeron who scored the series winner 5:38 into the first overtime; Kurt Etchegary, Grigorenko, and Martin Lefebvre. Hudon, Thomas Gobeil, and Mathieu Gagnon scored for Chicoutimi.
Victoriaville needed five games to eliminate Moncton
The Tigres took a 2-1 series lead with a 6-5 win at home on Tuesday thanks to goals from Philippe Hudon who had the hat trick; while Philippe Halley had two; and Philippe Maillet scored once. Alex Saulnier and Yannick Veilleux had a pair each; while Christophe Lalonde had a single for the Wildcats. The Tigres went up 3-1 with a 1-0 win on Wednesday thanks to Tristan Pomerleau's goal with 1:43 left in regulation. Maillet scored 23 seconds into overtime Friday to send the Tigres into the quarterfinals. Hudon added another pair for Victoriaville; while Alex Saulnier and Dmitrij Jaskin found the twine for the Wildcats.
Val-d'Or Took PEI Out In Six Games
After splitting their games in Charlottetown the Rocket took a 2-1 lead with a 4-3 win on Tuesday in Val-d'Or. Victor Provencher, Ben Duffy, Alex Micallef, and Matthew Bursey scored for the Rocket; while Samuel Henley, Cedrick Henley, and Loik Poudrier scored for the Foreurs. The Foreurs tied the series with a 3-0 win on Wednesday as Cedrick Henley, Poudrier, and Anton Zloban scored. The Foreurs put the Rocket on the brink of elimination with a 3-1 win on Friday thanks to goals from Artem Sergeev, Nicolas Aube-Kobel, and Cedrick Henley. The Foreurs closed out the series with a 4-3 three overtime period win on Monday thanks to Cedric Henley's power play goal 1:03 into the third overtime period. Anthony Mantha had two goals; while Brandon Hynes had the other one for Val-d'Or. Yan Pavel Laplante scored all three Rocket markers.
Rouyn-Noranda also needed five games to take out Drummondville
Drummondville got back in the series with a 7-6 win at home on Tuesday. Matthew Boudens scored four times; while Olivier Archambault, Nikolas Brouillard, and Lukas Balmeli added singles for the Voltigeurs. Jean-Sebastien Dea and Mathieu Brisbois had a pair each; while Sven Andrighetto and Justin Guenette had singes for the Huskies. Nikita Kucherov scored 7:43 into overtime to put the Huskies to within a game of winning the series with a 4-3 win on Friday; while Dillon Fournier, Andrighetto, and Gabriel Desjardins added singles. Boudens, Gabriel Vermette, and Jerome Verrier scored for Drummondville. The Huskies finished off the Voltigeurs with a 6-4 win at home on Friday. Dea had the hat trick; while Kucherov had a pair; and Andrighetto scored once for the Huskies. Archambault, Guillaume Gauthier, and Gabriel Vermette had the Voltigeurs' markers.
Halifax will take on Gatineau; Victoriaville will face Baie-Comeau; Blainville-Boisbriand will play Val-d'Or; and Quebec takes on Rouyn-Noranda in the quarterfinals.


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Mister Wonderful: A Love Story By Daniel Clowes, out April 12
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Two people were killed in the shooting in Boston's south end on July 15, 2012. Boston police have declined to comment on whether Hernandez is being looked as a possible suspect.
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Ukraine host Belgium in Tallinn, Estonia for their World Group play-off tie in September. The Ukrainians have never beaten Belgium before, and will hope to build on the good form they have shown so far this year as they attempt to reach the World Group for the first time.
Last tie 4-6 April 2014
After defeating Romania in the first round, the Ukrainians faced Sweden in a very entertaining tie in Malmo. Swedish doubles specialist Johan Brunstrom was involved in two incredible five set matches, going down 1311 to Sergiy Stakhovsky in the final set of the opening rubber, before combining with Robert Lindstedt to win 108 in the final set of the doubles. Ultimately though, Ukraine proved too strong in all of the singles rubbers, winning the tie 4-1.
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Three types of optical velocimeters are investigated in this thesis. The first, which employs a laser source, is the differential heterodyne laser Doppler velocimeter (DLDV). The second, which employs a conventional light source, is what we refer to as the white light fringe image velocimeter (WFIV). The third, which employs a laser source. we refer to as Fourier image velocimeter (FIV). The latter two techniques are new and were developed during the course of this work.
The systems parameters for all three velocimeters are investigated both theoretically and experimentally. The main objective was to determine optimum operating conditions for achieving a high signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) and good spectral quality.
In the cases of the DLDV and WFIV the research included extensive investigations of the effects of receiver aperture size, particle number density (n), and detection angle, on the SNR. Theoretical derivations of the SNR, based on optical heterodyning and the Mie scattering theory for the WFIV, are found to have good agreement with carefully conducted experiments.
In particular it was observed that with the WFIV the SNR is proportional to n for n values corresponding to less than one particle in the probe volume. The SNR remains constant for large n values. In the case of the DLDV, the SNR was always found to be proportional to n when the coherent condition was satisfied. Consequently, it is concluded that the DLDV signal results almost entirely from coherent scattering, even when the number of particles in the probe volume is as low as 0.02 ( the lower limit of the measurements).
The FIV is designed to provide a large probe depth. A derivation of the self-imaging property of Fourier images is presented in Chapter 8. Fourier images are a result of Fresnel diffraction from a periodic object, and have the properties of reproducing the intensity distribution of the object. There is excellent agreement between theory and experiment on the functional form of the diffraction patterns at and near the Fourier image. The phenomenon of repair of errors in the object is also observed.
Preliminary applications of the two new techniques (WFIV and FIV) to the measurement of particle velocities have been carried out using a range of particle sizes, both on rotating disks and in fluid flow. In addition, velocity profile measurements of water flow in a square duct were carried out employing the WFIV. In all cases, comparable measurements were carried out employing a DLDV. It is found that under certain conditions the techniques are comparable both in accuracy and sensitivity.
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The Laddu Mar festival takes place a day before the famous Holi festival at Varsana. The residents of Varsana have great fun throwing laddu sweets at each other from balconies, rooftops and inside the temples. Unknown to us, they also begin throwing coloured dyes and liquids in preparation for Holi. Thus while attending the Laddu [...]
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The first thing I did today was walk around Vrindavan. It was so nice to see again the people and places that have become familiar to me over the years. Though I often go on parikrama it always feels like the 'first time,' due to Vrindavan's being a transcendental abode. I took along my trusty [...]
Along The Way
Today myself and Sri Prahlada, who is visiting me from Australia, went on a short parikrama of Vrindavan. Along the way we met my parikrama guru, Deena Bandhu prabhu, who we followed to the Radha Gokulananda temple. His love for Vrindavan is contagious!
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My doctor advised me to start exercising by taking short walks. So taking my camera I went with a small group of devotees by taxi to Radha Kunda and walked two times around the sacred lake. It took 30 minutes. By following the doctors orders hopefully my health improved and surely I got unlimited spiritual [...]
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"He who yearns to attain the sweetness of pure love in Vrindavan, but by destiny is forced to live elsewhere, laments and always remembers Vrindavan with it's beautiful splendid groves where Radha and Krishna enjoy pastimes. He meditates on entering Vrindavan and thinks, 'Now I am serving the Divine Couple.'" [ Srila Prabodhananda Sarasvati, Sri [...]
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S. Chris Shirley is an award-winning writer/director and global head of internal communications at McGraw Hill Financial. His debut novel, Playing by the Book, was published by Magnus Books in June 2014 and selected as one of ten great LGBT summer reads by The Advocate. He is represented by Sterling Lord Literistic. Chris directed "What's Your Name," a music video that aired nationally and made the annual MTV-Logo Top 10. His short film, "Plus," played at film festivals internationally. Chris received his Bachelors in Industrial Engineering from Auburn University and later completed his MBA at Columbia University, where he served as class president.
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Susan Atkins currently serves as the Chair of the Board of Directors of the national Gay & Lesbian Victory Fund, a political action committee dedicated to training and electing openly LGBT people to all levels of government. She has over 20 years of communications management experience in life sciences and technology. Susan founded one of the most successful agencies in the United States providing investor and public relations exclusively to life science companies and organizations. She founded the agency in 1999, and sold the firm to Porter Novelli in 2005. Susan currently serves as Library Commissioner for the City of San Diego. Previously, she served on the Executive Committee of the Board of Directors of BIOCOM, the largest regional trade association for the Life Sciences, and on several for profit and non-profit boards associated with health care. Susan's additional experience includes five years as President and Board Chair of Diversionary Theatre, one of the longest running LGBT Theatres in the country. She has twice been honored by the LGBT Center of San Diego: Renee E. Richards Lesbian Health Award (2003) and the Extraordinary Achievement in Philanthropy (2009). Susan's educational background includes an MBA from Pepperdine University and MA and BA degrees in Mass Communications and Journalism from the University of Oklahoma.
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A former market research consultant, Sue A. Greer received her PhD in journalism & mass communication from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. With a focus on political & issues polling and strategic audience analysis, she built an international clientele that included newspapers, magazines, government institutions and non-profits. From 1999-2004, she was director of research of TRAC Media Services, which provided programming and fundraising support for public television. Under the pseudonym KG MacGregor, she published Golden Crown Award finalist Just This Once with Bella Books in 2005. Her sixth Bella novel, Out of Love, won the 2007 Lambda Literary Award for Women's Romance. She collected Golden Crown Awards for Out of Love, Without Warning, Worth Every Step, Photographs of Claudia (romance), and Secrets So Deep (romantic suspense).
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Edward Feighan is currently Chairman and CEO of Continental Heritage Insurance Company, a specialty business underwriter based in Cleveland, Ohio. He has formerly served as the Chairman and CEO of two publicly traded companies, as well as the managing partner of a private merchant banking firm.
Beginning in 1972, he held elective office for twenty consecutive years. He served as a U. S. Congressman (1983-1993) representing the suburbs of Greater Cleveland; a Cuyahoga County Commissioner (1979-1983); and as a Representative in the Ohio General Assembly (1973-1979). Congressman Feighan was been recognized as a leading authority on foreign policy and international trade and finance. In 1979, Congreesman Feighan received a Presidential Appointment from President Jimmy Carter to serve on the National Council on Economic Opportunity.
Since his departure from Congress, he has served as a member of the Commission on Privatization in Russia; the U.S. Commission for Improving the United Nations; and Boards of Trustees of the National Institute for International Affairs, the National Council of International Programs, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum and The Gay And Lesbian Victory Fund.
He holds a law degree and resides in Columbus, Ohio.
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Denise Penn is Vice President of the American Institute of Bisexuality, an organization focused on research and education that has supported over 30 scientific studies in more than five countries. As an advocacy journalist, reporter and editor based in Orange County, California, she has covered issues for the LGBT and HIV affected community for nearly two decades. As a clinical social worker, she has worked with hospice patients and families and designed educational materials. She also produced and hosted an award-winning LGBT community television program for twelve years, interviewing community activists, political figures, and ordinary people with stories to tell. She received BA degrees in English and Social Science Research and earned a Masters in Social Work from San Diego State University.
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John received his Bachelor of Arts from Simpson College and has been actively involved in media and the performing arts his entire life. In addition to continuously working in the financial industry for the past 27 years, John has been active in national print and video promotion and he hosted a nationally syndicated financial radio show from 1995 through 2007. He currently resides with his husband in the town in which he grew up – Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Amy Scholder has been editing and publishing progressive and literary books for over twenty years. Her visionary style has brought high visibility to her authors, and has been praised for its contribution to contemporary literature and popular culture. She has served as editorial director of the Feminist Press, editor-in-chief of Seven Stories Press, US publisher of Verso, founding co-editor of HIGH RISK Books/Serpent's Tail, and editor at City Lights Books. Over the years, she has published the work of Sapphire, Karen Finley, June Jordan, Kate Bornstein, Kathy Acker, David Wojnarowicz, Dorothy Allison, Mary Gaitskill, Joni Mitchell, Kate Millett, Elfriede Jelinek, Muriel Rukeyser, Laurie Weeks, Justin Vivian Bond, Virginie Despentes, Ana Castillo, and many other award-winning authors.
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In 2007, Jan co-founded vibrantBrains, a cognitive gym and start-up listed on Entrepreneur Magazine's "100 Brilliant Companies." In previous careers Jan taught English and Film and sponsored the literary magazine at high schools in Pennsylvania and Ohio. After moving to California, she spent more than twenty years in Executive Search with several international consulting firms, as well as founding and managing her own firm with offices in SF and LA, The Zivic Group.
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Arroyo Seco
The Arroyo Seco Canyon Project (ASCP) is a partnership between the Pasadena Water and Power Department and the Arroyo Seco Foundation. ASCP is a water resources enhancement, habitat restoration, and recreation improvement project funded by the state integrated regional water management program and Pasadena Water and Power.
Project benefits include:
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The Arroyo Seco Foundation would like to say thank you to all of the wonderful Hahamongna stakeholders who have been so dedicated to keeping Hahamongna natural and have been actively participating in the public process of the Arroyo Seco Canyon Project (ASCP) design.
The Arroyo Seco Foundation and volunteers conducted a headcount on the Gabrielino Trail up the Arroyo Seco Canyon during this past Memorial Day Weekend. The goal of this headcount was to gain an understanding of the usage of this trail during a peak weekend. The information gathered from this count will be used to influence the design of ASCP. For more information and the results of the headcount, click here.
We are pleased and excited to announce that ASF has partnered with La Loma Development Company, a sustainable design/build company, to grow native trees and shrubs from our immediate region of the Arroyo Seco Watershed at La Loma's grounds in Northwest Pasadena. The trees grown on La Loma's grounds will be used for tree plantings and restoration volunteer projects throughout the entire Arroyo Seco, including the Arroyo Seco Canyon Project. Through this partnership, La Loma will join the Arroyo Seco Foundation in advocacy for a harmonious approach to watershed management and habitat restoration for the ecosystem around the Arroyo Seco.
An area of human disturbance to the natural environment over the last few decades, this restoration plan will improve habitat for wildlife and the Arroyo Seco Ecosystem.
A stream restoration plan was developed for about 1,000 lineal fee of the Arroyo Seco stream in the headworks area. The conceptual plan view for the proposed stream restoration elements is depicted on Figure 5.3
A cross section view of the Arroyo Seco River through the restored area depicts the dynamic stream course interacting with a variety of habitat zones given different runoff magnitudes. The recreational users of the area will be able to immerse themselves in the natural area during the majority of the year, while high flows will replenish the habitat during winter rains.
Using an "Inflatable Dam" the surface water diversion from the Arroyo Seco for municipal water supply will be far more environmentally friendly allowing for aquatic wildlife migration and natural stream hydrology. The system will also be more efficient, allowing Pasadena to take full advantage of their water rights by diverting high flows that would otherwise runoff into the Pacific Ocean.
With the Jet Propulsion Laboratory moving their employee parking to an on site, multi-level, facility the existing parking lot will be replaced by parking spaces for recreational users of the park, and with spreading basins for groundwater recharge.
Parking lot preferred alternative - Under this alternative configuration, a reduced size parking lot will be located on the northern end of the existing JPL East Parking Lot. This parking lot will include approximately 50-75 spots and accommodate space for trees to provide shading. This alternative also incorporates the vehicle routing and guard check needs for JPL employees that use the access road to enter JPL through the east-side entrance.
Spreading Basins - The existing spreading basins do not have enough capacity to take advantage of PWP's surface water rights. Additional spreading basin capacity can maximize the use of the City's surface water rights within the available space of the JPL parking lot.
The new restroom will serve recreational users of the Gabrielino Trail. This will improve water quality, and will be a great feature of convenience enhancing the overall recreation experience for park users.
As a result of stakeholder input, geotechnical issues regarding Area No. 1 and structural issues of Bridge 3, the preferred alternative configuration places the restroom about 500 feet up from the trail head near Millard Canyon. This toilet will consist of either a composting system or vault system for waste storage and disposal.
TBA - Groundbreaking of the Arroyo Seco Canyon Project. This festive event will feature tree plantings, walkthroughs and a keynote address by Tim Brick, ASF Managing Director
Pasadena Water & Power Department
Carollo Engineers
Save Hahamongna
Converse Consultants West - 1995
Final Feasibility Study Report, Proposed Percolation System, Leased East Parking Lot, Arroyo Seco Spreading Grounds
Pasadena, CA
Converse Consultants West - 1995
Hydrogeologic Investigation, Devil's Gate Water Collection Tunnel
Pasadena, CA
The purpose of this investigation was to evaluate geologic and hydrogeologic information in the tunnel area and determine the amount of groundwater that can percolate into the tunnel considering various hydrogeologic scenarios
Philip Williams & Associates - 2000
Analysis Flood Hazard, Sediment Management, and Water Feature Analyses, Hahamongna Watershed Park
Pasadena, CA
Arroyo Seco Watershed Restoration Feasibility Study - 2002
The goal of the study was to develop a comprehensive, long-term plan to restore and enhance the Arroyo Seco. Major elements of the study considered flood and stream management, habitat restoration, water resources and recreational opportunities.
Habitat Restoration for the Arroyo Seco Watershed (ASWRFS Appendix F) - 2002
The Arroyo Seco watershed spans a diversity of habitat types and conditions. Restoration efforts must consider relatively intact, but threatened ecosystems within the Angeles National Forest as well as highly degraded habitats in urban areas.
Arroyo Seco Watershed Assessment - 2010
A comprehensive review of the state of the watershed and of projects to restore and enhance it. ASWA builds on the body of research, plans and reports that have been prepared in the last ten years to chart the course for an Arroyo Seco Greenway that will provide for restoration and better management of our local watershed.
Arroyo Seco Headworks Facility. Designed to trap sediment above the water intake facility. This structure is obsolete and serves no purpose at present. The Arroyo Seco Canyon Project will remove this facility and restore the natural habitat around this area.
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They were playing "Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho". Had it stuck in my head for the rest of the day.
And no, that's not a typo.
Making Bubbles
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Tuesday in the Park on Flickr.
*I think it was the Fifth of July* "Saturday in the Park" is actually quite fitting for this photo…except that it wasn't a Saturday and it wasn't the fourth. But close.
"Piano Man"
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By Elizabeth Marglin
Just like adults, children can feel completely out of control when they get stressed. Teaching them, by example, to stay present, quiet their minds, and check in with their gut feelings will help them learn to contain their emotions safely so temper tantrums don't become their default mode of expression. With all the stimulation that bombards children, the new three Rs—rest, relaxation, and reflection—may prove to be as important as reading, writing, and 'rithmetic.
In response to the traumatic events of September 11, Linda Lantieri, author of Building Emotional Intelligence (Sounds True, 2008), developed a curriculum to help strengthen children's ability to cope with stress. The following exercises can be taught to children 5 and older.
Create a peace corner.
Organize a special area where she can go to be quiet. You can include a photo of her favorite place, elements from nature, calming pictures, chimes, and quiet instrumental music.
Make room for silence.
While silence and kids may be a contradiction in terms, you can still try to
include silent breaks in your daily routine. For example, if you always listen to the radio or music when you drive, make it a family practice to have a few minutes of silence at the beginning and end of the car ride, and ask children to notice what they see, hear, and feel during that time.
Honor nature.
Being in nature almost automatically connects us to a sense of something larger than ourselves and lets us disengage from day-to-day preoccupations. Not only can you provide opportunities for your child to be in nature, you can help her focus on fully engaging her senses. For example, pick a place outdoors, and then observe, together, how that spot changes through the seasons.
Check in.
Young children are quite adept at tuning in to their bodies' signals, but as they get older, cultural conditioning often diminishes this innate ability. Help your child recognize the signs of stress—jumpiness, fast breathing, tight feelings in the chest, tense muscles, and upset stomach—as a first step in teaching him how to release it.
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- Mobile Library Service Review 2013
- Transforming your library service
- Community libraries
- Shaping future library opening hours
Mobile Library Service Review 2013
We needed to make savings by reducing the fleet of mobile libraries from five vehicles to three. This meant a reduction in the number of stops.
The review ran from 20 May to 31 July. Proposals for service reconfiguration were approved by Cabinet on November 14th 2013. New timetables took effect from 3 February 2014.
Mobile libraries Review frequently asked questions
1. Why is the review taking place?
In 2011, following extensive public consultation, Cabinet approved a set of measures designed to achieve savings across Warwickshire Library & Information Service of more than £2 million. These included a £95,000 reduction in the Mobile Library Service budget by 2014, and reducing the mobile fleet from five vehicles to three. Cabinet instructed Warwickshire Library & Information Service officers to undertake a review of the service to maximise available resources and as many people as our resources allow. Savings would be made through a reduction in the service fleet, staffing and associated costs (e.g. vehicle maintenance). In addition, several stops across Warwickshire have been identified as 'low use' by not attracting enough regular users. Time spent at those sites can be better used at sites with greater demand.
2. What does the mobile library service do at the moment?
Warwickshire Mobile Library service maintains a fleet of five vehicles, based at Alcester, Atherstone, Bedworth, Kenilworth and Southam, visiting 453 stops across the county. These stops include residential retirement complexes, nurseries and pre-school groups, and stops in communities without a library building. It provides books (including audio books on tape and CD), information and internet access to users, an access point for other Warwickshire County Council services, and an important social function, particularly for otherwise isolated users.
3. What will the revised service look like?
The revised service will operate three vehicles, and a correspondingly smaller total number of stops. The bases for these vehicles will be Alcester Library,Bedworth Library and Kenilworth Library Community Services. Options for the revised service were presented in May 2013, via the Warwickshire County Council website, displays in library buildings, community forum meetings, and newsletters to service users, county councillors, parish councils and other stakeholders.
4. What is happening to my local stop?
Service customers have been informed of which stops will be changed or closed. Some stops have been altered – the vehicle calling on a different day or at a different time to the previous arrangement. In cases where there were multiple stops in one locality, these may have been combined into one central location. In these cases we have worked as closely as possible with customers and stakeholders to identify the best and most accessible places and times for the mobile library to visit. Normally the retained stop will be the one attracting the most users.
5. What criteria have been used to decide which stops are changed?
Under current criteria, for a stop to be viable it must attract four or more regular users. Time spent at each stop depends on how many users the mobile library regularly receives at that site. In some cases, two or more low-use stops in close proximity have been combined to form one viable stop. Efforts are made to ensure as even coverage as possible throughout the county.
6. If a stop has been removed, what alternative services are available?
Warwickshire Library & Information Service maintains a popular home delivery service, whereby a regular visitor delivers books to individuals and takes book and information requests back to the library service for them to be answered. This service is offered where appropriate to customers at stops which have been removed. Warwickshire Library & Information Service also prepares and delivers larger collections of books for residential homes and nurseries. This service is offered to establishments removed from service timetables.
In areas where there are several stops in one locality, stops may be merged into one visit at a central location. In these cases, we will consult locally to identify the most accessible places and times for all local users.
7. My local library closed in 2012 and we now receive the mobile library as a weekly replacement service. Is this likely to change?
No. Currently the mobile library service provides a replacement weekly library service for three communities – Bedworth Heath, Binley Woods and Kingsbury – where the static library closed in 2012.The current weekly replacement service will remain in effect, visiting for the same amount of time weekly, and at the same sites, as at present, for the foreseeable future.
8. When do these changes take effect?
After approval of the County Council Cabinet in November 2013, new timetables were published, and come into effect from February 3rd 2014.
9. Will the revised mobile library service levy charges in the same manner static libraries do?
No. Many mobile library service users are exempt from charges (for example, for overdue books), and receive books for a longer loan period than the standard three weeks. These arrangements will not change for the foreseeable future.
10. Will these changes hit any parts of the county disproportionately more than others?
All mobile library stops will continue to be assessed using the same criteria. We will ensure that any reductions to the service across the county will be applied using these criteria.
Transforming your library service (March – June 2011)
The biggest transformation in the history of Warwickshire's Library Service took place from March 18 until June 9 2011. A 12 week consultation was undertaken to ensure every person living in the county had the opportunity to air their views on the proposals, on the web, at roadshows and community events.
A series of public meetings and informal drop-in sessions took place throughout Warwickshire. Library staff were hand to give further information about the background to the proposals. Customers were able to ask questions and had the opportunity to complete a short questionnaire.
More than 4,500 people took the time to complete the survey questionnaire
Communities Overview and Scrutiny Committee report
A report went to Warwickshire County Council's Communities Overview and Scrutiny Committee on Monday, October 10, seeking approval for the next steps to be taken by Warwickshire Library and Information Service (WLIS) towards implementing changes to the service following the consideration by Cabinet on 14 July 2011 of the outcomes to the consultation.
The report included proposals relating to:
- community library business case submissions
- community library one-off capital funding applications
- strategy for reconfiguring the mobile library service
- public computer charges
For more information, you can view the full public report
Community libraries
Throughout the library consultation period Warwickshire Library and Information Service held a number of public meetings with local communities to raise awareness of the consultation.
Warwickshire County Council offered local people and community groups the opportunity to run their own community library service.
As a result 12 community managed libraries were set up with the support of Warwickshire Library and Information Service: Community managed libraries
Shaping future library opening hours (November 2011)
A comprehensive consultation was undertaken from Monday November 14 until Sunday December 11, asking local people to decide on the opening hours of Warwickshire libraries.
The proposal was to to reduce the total weekly opening hours for Warwickshire County Council managed libraries from 782 to 560, representing a reduction of 28%.


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Recently throughout the United States there has been talk and action trying to limit gun rights based in different interpretations of the Second Amendment. This is being done from city halls such as in Chicago where a city wide gun ban was attempted to the White House where the President is attempting to enact a nationwide ban on certain weapons. Actions such as these are taking guns away from those citizens who hold guns legally while nothing can be done to stop the illegal purchasing of firearms. Some politicians feel that taking guns away from everyone is the only way to stop tragic shootings which have occurred in places such as Newtown, CT, or Aurora, CO. Politicians are taking guns away from law abiding citizens who use them for personal protection and are declaring open season for criminals who know no one will be armed when these gun bans are enacted officially. Legal gun ownership has no effect on gun crime. As my research will show the answer is better policing strategies and less strict gun laws for law abiding citizens.
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College students obtain far less sleep than is recommended and often report that environmental factors such as noisy residence halls impair the sleep they do get. Insufficient and poor quality sleep put college students at risk for suboptimal academic performance, poor neurocognitive functioning, and accidents. The purpose of this study was to examine whether increasing participant accountability and salience of personal health behaviors, including sleep, would improve sleep variables.METHODS: As part of a larger study, college students completed the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI) in addition to a battery of other health related questionnaires both at the beginning and the end of an academic term lasting 10 weeks. Participants were 34 college students enrolled at a small liberal arts college and were recruited from psychology courses. The sample was 57% female, 88% white, and was 19.74±1.05 years in age. RESULTS: Participant self-reported sleep quality, with lower scores indicating better sleep quality, improved from Time 1 (M = 1.20, SD = 0.79) to Time 2 (M = 0.97, SD = 0.58) [F (1, 32) = 4.57; p < 0.05]. Ratings of sleep disturbance, with lower scores indicating less sleep disturbance, also improved from Time 1 (M = 1.14, SD = 0.43) to Time 2 (M = 0.94, SD = 0.49) [F (1, 32) = 7.78; p < 0.05]. CONCLUSION: This study suggests that simply asking college students to report on their health behaviors over time might be sufficient to improve sleep quality and reduce sleep disturbance. Follow-up studies should include objective measures; however, utilizing personal accountability and increasing personal salience of health promoting behaviors would be a low-cost, high impact method to improve both sleep and overall health for people of all ages.
Negative Effects of Pre-Learning Stress on Long-Term Memory are Mediated by Gender and the Emotional Arousal of the Learned Information
Effects of Pre-Retrieval Stress on Long-Term Memory Depend on Individual Differences in Corticosteroid Response to Stress
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is characterized by cognitive impairments, which may result from intrusive, traumatic memories. One factor potentially influencing the development and maintenance of intrusive memories is prefrontal cortex development, a phenomenon associated with age. The present studies examined how age influences the effects of emotional memories on rat physiology and behavior. Adolescent and adult rats were exposed to predator stress and given water maze training five weeks later. Prior to memory testing, the rats were given a reminder of the predator stress. The results indicated that a reminder of the stress experience impaired long-term spatial memory in the female, adolescent rats only. These findings may have implications for the development of intrusive memories and the increased risk that females have for PTSD.
Blunted Corticosterone Response to Acute Predator Stress Results in Long-Term Spatial Memory Impairment
Clinical research suggests that a blunted corticosteroid response to trauma may be associated with increased risk of developing post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). In order to more directly test this hypothesis, we examined the influence of a blunted corticosterone response to stress on the development of PTSD-like behaviors in rats. One-month-old, male Sprague-Dawley rats were injected with metyrapone, an inhibitor or corticosterone synthesis, or vehicle prior to being exposed to an adult female cat for one hour. A week later, the rats were tested for anxiety-like behavior on an elevated plus maze (EPM) and for spatial learning and memory in the radial-arm water maze (RAWM). Analyses of post-stress serum samples verified that metyrapone effectively blocked the stress-induced increase of rat corticosterone levels. Behaviorally, we found that stress, independent of drug, led to an increase in some anxiety-like behaviors (e.g., overall movement, head dips) on the EPM. More importantly, we found that metyrapone administration prior to stress significantly impaired long-term spatial memory in the RAWM. These findings indicate that a blunted corticosteroid response to stress could exacerbate its effects on cognitive performance. Moreover, because anxiety-like behaviors on the EPM were not intensified by the blunted corticosteroid response to stress, our findings also suggest that specific physiological responses to an acute trauma may intensify some, but not all, PTSD-like symptoms.
Alcoholism is a chronic disease that develops as a result of a mixture of genetic, psychosocial, and environmental factors. It is characterized by a continuation of habitual alcohol consumption following the realization that it poses a threat to the individual's interpersonal relationships and social standing. Addiction to alcohol tends to be progressive and untreatable, partly due to the cognitive distortions that commonly accompany the disease, particularly denial. In addition, alcoholics are distinctive in that they place drinking at a higher priority than obligations. The application of Émile Durkheim's macro-level theories can provide an understanding of alcoholism in terms of society's influence on the individual. According to Durkheim, in modern societies, individuals are immersed in both a profane and a sacred reality. Symbols are reminders that occur during the profane reality as reminders of the sacred reality and rituals. Rituals are enacted during the sacred reality and further consolidate the emotions that originally made membership to a group captivating. Durkheim also conceptualized "anomie," a lack of moral regulation over the individual. The lack of regulation over the treatment of alcohol, in particular, makes modern societies prone to alcoholism. Symbols are constantly compelling individuals to engage in the ritualistic act of drinking through alcohol advertising and surrounding conversations about alcohol. Joining a group with symbols of sobriety can establish a new sacred reality within the individual that thrives on the ability to defeat alcoholism. Despite psychological and genetic factors, a possible cure lies within strong group value systems that provide moral regulation over alcohol, as well as rituals and symbols that make sobriety a new, energizing way of life.
This paper addresses sociopathic behavior from the context of society as a whole. Using Durkheim and Mead takes sociopathy beyond a set of individual characteristics and allows us to look at how the sociopathic individual interacts with society to have an impact on the larger whole. Additionally, by understanding this phenomenon through both structural and interactional lenses we are able to see how patterns in society can affect and are affected by sociopathic individuals.
Interracial adoption is the phenomenon where children of one racial or ethnic group are adopted by parent(s) of another racial or ethnic group. Racial disparities are apparent within the adoption system in the United States. With the increasing acceptance of family structures outside the nuclear family, this work examines the continued reluctance to create interracial families through adoption. Max Weber's concepts of status, party, rationality and the construction of race are used to address white parents preferring to adopt non-black, minority children, the use of race as a factor in matching a child with a family, the reluctance to the idea of a biracial family, and the hesitancy of black families to interracial adoption more so than white families.
Research has found that emerging adults often report poor sleep quality, which has been connected to problems with mood regulation, academic performance, and accidents. One way to regulate these problems is to practice healthy sleep habits, such as keeping a regular bed time to ensure optimal sleep quality. Additionally, some people with external locus of control, believing events are outside one's personal control, may disregard their ability to engage in good sleep practices, affecting their overall sleep quality.METHOD: As part of a larger study, Rotter's Locus of Control (LOC) and the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI) were utilized to assess college students over the course of an academic term. Participants (N=34) ranged in age from 18-22 (M=19.73) with 19 females and 15 males.
RESULTS: An ANOVA assessing the relationship between LOC and Global PSQI scores indicated a main effect of LOC (p=.045), such that those with an external LOC had higher overall PSQI scores (M=8.59) than those with an internal LOC (M=6.28). An additional ANOVA examining regular bed times and Global PSQI scores showed a main effect of bed time (p=.016), such that those without a regular bed time had higher overall PSQI scores (M=8.47). Furthermore, participants' scores were above the accepted clinical cutoff of 5 for Global PSQI indicating overall poor sleep quality.CONCLUSION: The results suggest that among emerging adults, an external LOC and not having a regular bed time are associated with worse overall sleep quality than those who have a set bed time and have an internal LOC. These findings suggest that manipulations of one's locus of control as well as education about sleep hygiene might be a point of intervention for college students to improve sleep quality and, subsequently, academics and mood.


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Cam Neely has done many things over his career in hockey, from starring as a power forward with the Bruins in the 80s and 90s before taking over as team president and eventually winning a Stanley Cup in 2011. That's all well and good, but where Neely's hockey success have really given him an opportunity to do big things is in the acting world. While he'll never quite accomplish behind the camera what he did on the ice, Neely has shown the ability to at least hold his own when it comes to acting. Neely's role in the 1994 comedy Dumb and Dumber may be reprised in the upcoming sequel, and the Boston president is reportedly interested in returning to the movie set — if he can find time while running a hockey club. If he were to return, it would be the latest addition to what's a relatively lengthy acting resume. In addition to being Sea Bass, Neely has also done acting for movies like Me, Myself and Irene; Stuck On You; What's the Worst That Could Happen?; and the TV show Rescue Me. Tha...
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