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Federal cuts haunt Vt budget processBy PETER HIRSCHFELD
Vermont Press bureau | February 27,2013MONTPELIER As the partisan finger-wagging on Capitol Hill intensifies, lawmakers in Vermont are bracing for federal budget cuts that many here say seem unavoidable.
A report put out by the White House enumerates the financial impacts of the sequestration process on Vermont. Across-the-board cuts to human services, public safety, education, health care and the military will mean a reduction of more than $10 million in federal money coming to Vermont over the next seven months, according to the White House projections. And that figure doesnt capture the dollar effect of furloughs or job losses for the thousands of federal employees who call Vermont home.
It certainly will make a difficult budget even more challenging, House Speaker Shap Smith said Tuesday. And I am concerned about what it will mean ... as far as trying to put together a budget in a timely fashion.
The question of how this state should respond to the brewing fiscal storm will reignite a familiar debate in Montpelier over revenues. Gov. Peter Shumlin has said the state lacks the wherewithal to back-fill federal reductions.
We do not have the capacity to do any substantial cushioning, Administration Secretary Jeb Spaulding said Tuesday.
After allocating $9 million in state funds to supplement diminished federal heating aid especially, Spaulding said, we dont have any further pots of money that are waiting for a catastrophe like this.
Smith said he isnt ready to shut the door on raising new revenues. The advent of sequestration, he said, would require a re-examination of the states fiscal priorities.
If theres a hole caused by sequestration, we could make it up by raising revenue to account for the hole, Smith said. I think we need to understand how essential the services are that are being cut, and make a determination about whether to raise revenue based on that assessment.
Lawmakers will soon depart the Statehouse for a weeklong Town Meeting Day recess. Barring a breakthrough in Washington, D.C., theyll return to a gloomier revenue forecast than the one they left.
Sequestration-related impacts include $2.6 million less for public education, a $1 million cut to programs for clean water and air, and a $1 million cut to funding for the Vermont National Guard base in Colchester. The cuts arent necessarily a large percentage of overall spending; the cuts to schools, for instance, come in a $1.4 billion public education system. But legislators and policymakers say the effects will be real.
If it were to take place, it would be tragic for many Vermonters, Spaulding said.
Secretary of Human Services Doug Racine will see many of the cuts land in the agency that he oversees. A $52,000 reduction to child vaccine programs, for instance, would mean 760 fewer children would receive vaccines for diseases such as measles, mumps, rubella, tetanus, whooping cough, influenza, according to the White House website. A $270,000 cut to drug treatment in Vermont translates into 500 fewer admissions to substance abuse programs. A cut to senior nutrition programs would mean $204,000 less for meals, and the Department of Health would lose $55,000 that had been slated to pay for 1,400 HIV tests.
Racine said Shumlin has been clear that raising new revenues isnt an option. If Congress hasnt negotiated a deal to avoid the cuts by Monday, Racine said, hell begin looking at whether the agency should reallocate money from programs to which its already been appropriated.
What I would try to do is say, How do these impacts stack up against other programs, and can we shift dollars around to cause less harm than if these cuts go through as is? Racine said.
He said his use of the term less harm is deliberate.
Because if these cuts go through, there will be harm, he said. These are really vulnerable populations were talking about. Its not going to be a pleasant discussion to have.
Smith said the House will be making similar calculations.
In some areas, areas where we have new spending, we may end up needing to pull back, Smith said. Certain items may get funding or they may not get funding based on whether sequestration goes into effect.
The full effects of sequestration wouldnt be felt for months; furloughs at the Vermont National Guard, for instance, wouldnt come until late April, according to a guard release Tuesday.
Jack Lindley, chairman of the Vermont Republican Party, says its much ado about almost nothing.
Theres going to be very minimal damage, Lindley said. I think things are being terribly overblown.
Lindley said hed like to see Democrats and Republicans get together and cut a deal. But he said it needs to include at least as significant a spending cut as the one awaiting the country if they do nothing. If Vermont and the U.S. cant absorb the kinds of spending reductions associated with sequestration, Lindley said, then the state is doomed to economic failure.
This is exactly what needs to happen if were going to get ourselves where were not borrowing 40 cents of every dollar were spending at the federal level, Lindley said. If we cant get this accomplished, lord help us all in terms of what it means for our kids and grandkids.
Sen. Jane Kitchel, a Caledonia County Democrat and chairwoman of the Senate Committee on Appropriations, said it isnt just the immediate budgetary impacts that concern her. She said congressional gridlock is at least partly responsible for the revenue downgrade issued by economists last month. Those downgrades will continue, she said, if the private sector is forced to contend with perpetual brinksmanship in Washington.
Revenues are to a huge extent down because of uncertainty in Washington, Kitchel said. And employers unwillingness to hire and make investments wont go away until they know whats going to happen.
peter.hirschfeld @timesargus.com
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Thanks for my SantaThing books. I am so excited to start reading :)
posted by Esquiress at 4:41 pm (EST) on Jan 3, 2012
Thanks so much for the SantaThing picks! I haven't had enough time to start any of them yet, but my best friend already borrowed Name of the Wind, so they are getting good use!
posted by jenevolves at 12:42 am (EST) on Dec 29, 2011
Thank you Jacey25 for the awesome graphic novel of one of my favorite science fiction books. I was so surprised when I opened it this morning.
I hope your Secret Santa was just as thoughtful as you were with my gift.
Happy Holidays,
posted by bgfulton at 7:30 pm (EST) on Dec 25, 2011
Thanks a million!
posted by jjmcgaffey at 2:03 pm (EST) on Dec 1, 2011
I just so happened to be at my local library last night for the monthly mystery readers group. Everyone there also belongs to the fiction reading group and it was this group that read We Need to Talk About Kevin. I shared your comments with them and read the review I wrote. I didn't feel I was including anything that would spoil it for a reader but wanted to get their feedback. They agreed that mentioning a second child was important in showing the evil in Kevin's reaction. And they all, as they read the book, anticipated that he would spend time in jail so that revelation didn't spoil it for them. I was careful NOT to put in my review the true spoiler -- that Kevin had killed both his father and sister.
posted by SandyLee at 5:00 pm (EST) on Jul 23, 2010
I'm so glad you liked your books! It was interesting to choose books because you wanted things that were outside of the realm of things that I usually read, so I got to look at a lot of interesting things. I hope you really enjoy them all!
posted by rainbowdarling at 12:13 pm (EST) on Dec 28, 2009
Thank you for the Library Thing suggestions. I took your advice and selected Stray as one of the Santa thing books. Hopefully MercuryAngel3 will enjoy it. I might just pick up a copy for myself as well. I appreciate your help. Happy Holidays
posted by scurry316 at 12:22 pm (EST) on Dec 15, 2009
Noticed you liked Fight Club, and I was wondering if you'd be interested in reviewing my new novel and posting your comments here as well as a few other book-related sites. Thought you might like my book since it's also about a disturbed bunch of kids and a bit dark :) I could e-mail you the novel in an e-book format if you'd like (I'm out of physical copies at the moment). Let me know if you're interested. Here's a link to a summary in case you're interested:
posted by cmtusa at 10:18 am (EST) on Jul 29, 2009
Is that Paris on your pic? seems familiar
posted by suslyn at 5:44 pm (EST) on Mar 4, 2009
Thanks for letting me know. I hope you like it.
posted by shakenbake212 at 6:48 pm (EST) on Jan 24, 2009
I had my husband read "The Bomb That Followed me Home" this morning. He wasn't as offended by it as I was but agreed it wasn't really for kids. Thanks for your response!
posted by nbmars at 9:28 am (EST) on Jan 14, 2009
I also read "The Bomb That Followed Me Home." I thought it was kind of offensive, and definitely not for kids (because, as you pointed out, the language is a little too sophisticated). I get the feeling this is about a real vendetta Soling would like to do to somebody. Did you feel that way?
posted by nbmars at 10:43 pm (EST) on Jan 13, 2009
No worries! I'm glad you liked it. :-) Happy Reading!
posted by PhoenixTerran at 9:56 am (EST) on Jan 12, 2009
The Fireman's Wife is in the mail. Could you let me know when it arrives? Thanks.
posted by shakenbake212 at 3:36 pm (EST) on Jan 7, 2009
Hi Jen, I received your SantaThing books today. (It always takes a little longer to get to an FPO address.) Thanks very much! I appreciate your going through my library to try & figure out what I'd like. I look forward to reading the books. Happy New Year! Judy
posted by JGoto at 3:05 am (EST) on Jan 5, 2009
I picked up my Santathing package today (it may have been there a few days, we have been snowed in), the books look great, thanks!
posted by youthfulzombie at 9:16 pm (EST) on Jan 2, 2009
Thanks for adding me as an interesting library! As for the picture I'm using for my profile, I have no idea where I found it. Having been an Alice for such a long time, I've gotten really tired of the cute, young, blond girl image and loved it when American McGee came out with a very dark Alice in Wonderland video game. That one definitely feels more "me" than the original! :-)
posted by BeastieMom at 10:24 pm (EST) on Dec 26, 2008
I'm glad you liked your SantaThing books :) The suggestions from other people were a big help--I was drowning in ideas of novels and manga. I was tempted to make one of the books one of the "For Beginners" comics in philosophy or something similar but even in comic form that stuff can be too heavy.
Hope you had a great holiday (or continue to have a great holiday, or just enjoyed some time off) and have an awesome new year!
posted by devi at 4:46 pm (EST) on Dec 26, 2008
You are cordially invited to join our new Generic Book Group and to take part in our group reads:
We look forward to welcoming you as a new or continuing member.
posted by TheTortoise at 5:20 am (EST) on Dec 20, 2008
Hello there, I noticed that on the current Bostick thread that you wanted Arsenic Soup for Lovers. If you're still looking for a copy, I'm more than willing to send mine out to you next week. Just drop me a private message with your mailing address. Cheers, and Happy Reading!
posted by PhoenixTerran at 2:04 pm (EST) on Dec 17, 2008
Ahoy me Hearty!
The "Pirate Riddles of the Seven Seas" and "Who Wants to Be a Buccaneer?" Quizzes start this Sunday 2nd November at 8.00pm (GMT).
Be sure to check in every day if you want to win at:
- Yer First Mate, The Piratical Tortoise
posted by TheTortoise at 3:35 pm (EST) on Oct 30, 2008
Arrrgghhhh Matey! Me sees you did join me Great Grand Ship of Book Reading for next week's launch, but ye haven't walked the gangplank yet!
Be sures to do that as we be sailin' in a few days! Here's the path to the deck:
Yer Captain
posted by vintage_books at 8:32 pm (EST) on Oct 28, 2008
I thanks ye for signin' up and markin' your spot to be on me Pirate crew. Since we have a vast, big ship, we ain't got 'nough crew to man her across the seven seas and me thinks that the seas be rough this time o' year. We needs many more hands to sail and not much time 'fore we launch.
I be's invitin' you to looks at the new PRE-CONTEST over in ye's Pirate Book Thread. Its be open until November 2, so ye wants to look soon.
Yer Captain
posted by vintage_books at 1:28 am (EST) on Oct 20, 2008
Rain Song, Ms Hempel Chronicles, and Unthinkable are still available. I'll give you first crack if you are interested in any of those...
posted by frisbeesage at 11:53 pm (EST) on Oct 13, 2008
Sorry Jacey, both Summer Blowout and Gifted Gabaldon Sisters were taken.
posted by frisbeesage at 11:41 pm (EST) on Oct 13, 2008
I just read your review of Any Given Doomsday and I almost passed out from laughing so hard. What a great review!!! I am happy that I did not request it from early reviewers and after reading your review, I certainly will not buy it. But I loved your review and you just made my day with that hilarious write up.....I am still laughing over your hope that her evil mother goddess kills Jimmy in the sequel. LOL.
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Well I know karate, and voodoo too!
Everyone knows Tom Waits is one of those 'totally essential' artists. You know, the ones your older brother or your first serious boyfriend/girlfriend constantly sung the praises of, reminding you that you *have to* listen. Often these artists slip by without due attention in a mixture of defiance and incredulity – how could anything be truly 'essential'? This is a case of those people being right. And only those who have delved into his somewhat vast discography know why. Here's exhibit A in the argument as to what the big deal is..
This album has been oft-described as sounding as if it were recorded in a cave – a distinct feeling evoked by the creaking, shambling, darker-than-ink atmosphere of which both the primal songwriting and spare production share credit. That statement may give the impression of some Albini-tinged grindingly rough sound, which couldn't be further from the truth. Despite it's medieval surgical title and tough-as-nails demeanor, Bone Machine has a tender, wounded heart at it's center. The defiant, rabble-rousing spirit which marshals this ramshackle train of songs may be the only true constant, but what a binding glue it is: no matter the dour subject matter (environmental destruction, murder, etc) this measure of well-earned cocksure aggression ensures a fun, heady time.
If you've ever been put off by Wait's vaudeville tendencies in the past, simply do your best at an attempt to keep those prejudices at bay and allow yourself to take in this dirty, clanging masterpiece of a primal rock juggernaut. This woozy, dark-humored beast will jab your soul through the ribs. You won't be able to shake it after a full listen. So please, just take a taste of that feel.
[purchase this exquisite album at Amazon or CD Universe]
Dimlite – This Is Embracing
So I've been on somewhat of an instrumental hiphop kick this year, and Dimlite has been one of the unequivocal gems I've discovered. He is Swiss producer extraordinaire, Dimitri Grimm. And here's a little blurb I found on the label website: "During the week that he was allowed to toy around with this first piece of real gear, he filled a whole tape with all kinds of circling noises and atmospheres with the purpose to make «music to smoke to»." I Like how they put it.
This Is Embracing is one of those albums which may seem cold and distant at first blush, but, as always with these things, is anything but. It is a dubbed- and psyched-out jazz-inflected hiphop diamond awaiting discovery.
Although placed in the running with current heavyweights like Flying Lotus, Hudson Mohawke, or Samiyam, this album (in my opinion) aspires more to the smoky intellectual, jazzy majesty of a DJ Spooky LP like Optometry or Songs of a Dead Dreamer.
And to be perfectly (and possibly sacreligously) honest, although I wouldn't place it on the same level, this LP reminds me of a certain DJ Shadow masterpiece. That's right, Endtroducing… It's not that I'm comparing the two, but as a reference point, this fits the bill. If you're into the sound of that now-classic masterpiece of sampling savvy and instrumental finesse, you're almost certain to enjoy Dimlite's creation.
There really isn't much more I could say at this moment. Sure, I could go on and detail every track but this is one of those albums made for listening all the way through. A track-by-track breakdown is beside the point with music like this. Get brave. Dive in. Now Walk.
[purchase this at Sonar Kollektiv (label) or Amazon]
My Desert Island
Since this is the first post on my blog, I feel the need to share one of the truly essential albums in my life. Since I Left You, by The Avalanches.
When I think of a desert island record – that eternal question of 'what single album would you choose to listen to for possibly the rest of your life, alone on a desert island?' – the thing that strikes me most is the 'alone' part. More important than being lost and without civilized convenience, would be the brutal reality of abject loneliness. Thus, the key to understanding why Since I Left You is my choice..
This album is a maelstrom of sampling never before or since rivaled in scope and vision. Many artists since The Beastie Boys' seminal Paul's Boutique have aimed for sampledelic tapestries but few had the freedom afforded to the Beasties since copyright policy would never be the same after their breakthrough album. Most music lovers probably assumed nothing so audacious would ever be released, especially as the recording industry went on the defensive about infringement and piracy (again). But The Avalanches, after beginning as a more strictly hiphop-oriented unit and evolving through a series of singles, eps and live shows, threw caution to the wind – and seemingly, their entire vast record collections into the studio – when they dropped Since I Left You on an unsuspecting world in 2001.
The true reason this is my personal choice as the perfect antidote to loneliness has much to do with the fact that there are so many samples – so many varying voices, instruments, artists, themes, genres, connections, eras, just.. people – that every listen ends up filling me with the sensation of attending a dreamlike party. It's one full of old friends, new aquaintences, family, strangers flitting in and out of earshot, and ghosts of those who came before yet linger still. It's a swirling, multi-layered, densely populated, sweet cacophony of sounds which requires many repeated listens to get a handle on. Deeply buried samples will pierce the memory and evoke childhood, a favorite film, summertime. This is a warm, welcoming, positive, relevatory experience, and feels like everyone's invited, even on headphones. Especially on headphones.
Despite the sampling nature, the band crafts a distinctly narrative sound journey, in more than just a metaphorical sense: it's truly a story about travel, and the restorative powers it can bring. As you may have guessed by the title, it is (in a way) a breakup album. Or to be more precise: a starting-over album. This is the sound of resolve, those first pounding footsteps on the way to a better place, a better life. It's the sound of healing, growing.. going somewhere. Not to get too sentimental, but it's inspirational in the way the best dreams can be: not entirely clear or instructive, but nonetheless monumentally felt and reassuringly bright.
Aside from all my flowery praise, this is truly a classic party album, full of hip-shaking beats and a constantly shifting palate, acting as a single disc DJ to keep things interesting over it's hour running time. Of course, everything The Avalanches have made is a prefab soiree, but that's not the raison d'etre of this posting. I have many reasons for loving this album; I just feel that most important would be the notions of solace and company it conveys to the solo listener. So go on.. Take a little journey.
[Be like me: own it - Since I Left You on Amazon.com you'll thank me.]
[ps the LP is gorgeous and perfect, get that if you have the turntable]


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A press statement endorsed by Malaysians of all walks of life.
Malaysia: Outrage Over Election Outcome
Malaysians from all walks of life are currently in a state of outrage following the outcome of the nation's 13th General Election, which has been marred with what appears to be widespread and massive electoral fraud and gerrymandering. Many social media users are blacking out their Facebook and Twitter avatars and walking silently in malls dressed in black to protest what is being described as the 'death of democracy' in Malaysia. Both the opposition coalition, Pakatan Rakyat (PR/'The People's Pact'), and Bersih ('Clean'), the national movement for free and fair elections, are refusing to accept the official result, which has resulted inBarisan Nasional (BN/'The National Front'), the coalition which has governed the country for 56 years, being sworn into power for their 13th term running.
Despite gaining 53.5% of the popular vote in an election which saw over 84% voter turnout (the highest in Malaysia's history), PR only managed to secure 89 of 222 parliamentary seats, with BN taking 133 seats (with only 46.5% of the popular vote) to form the government.
The image below, which is being shared widely on Facebook, highlights the alleged offenses:
An image being shared amongst Malaysian Facebookers outlining the various acts of electoral fraud
Beyond the structural issues above, and other factors such as BN's political-economic control of Malaysia's offline media, the 'indelible ink' used to mark voters' fingers was able to be cleaned off with very little effort, and was applied prior to marking the ballot paper, likely contributing to the huge numbers of 'spoilt' or rejected votes.
Malaysian citizens around Kuala Lumpur reported numerous instances of foreigners with suspect ID Kads trying to vote, with some coming back and trying to vote with up to four different ID Kads despite being chased away, with evidence leaked by the Sarawak Report linking the Prime Minister's Office to planeloads of suspect voters flown in to Selangor from East Malaysia.
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YEAH totally agree that this election is really dirty, with the popular votes went to PR and seats won by then is too little compare to Najis group. Besides that how could it happen when around 8-10pm that PR had won majority of the states and parliment votes, while till the SPR announce ard 11.30pm to 1am which most of the opposition leading by big no and suddenly had lost by majority. For e.g Perak at 7.30-10.30 BN 3 & PR 29, final result BN31 PR28, and they keep holding bac****he declaration result and keep recount. it should have been recount in the 1st venue and besides that both parties had already recount and confirm on the result. therefore it should be final n not recount in SPR office again. Besides that all TV programme that shows the GE13 is horrible as they always deceive the audience as it on keep showing BN won while for states that they lost they dont even show the result. CRAP!!!! Should haven't should your BN logo in that TIMBANG whi**** SEIMBANG, should have been the TIMBANG berat sebelah
This is Utterly Nonsense GE13!!!!
MR Najis gang you might have won the GE13 with simple majority but you have never won the heart of the majority. anyway i just looking forward to see how you perform during this 5 years and you keep asking for chances for you to shine
At this point, we can only hope that our dear DSAI could do his utmost to overcome this clear and obvious fraud problem. Malaysia has been a laughing stock by outsiders, countries near and far. No one with the right mind would have believed BN won fair and square.
Dear PM, you may have escaped this time around, but there will come a point when all the hard earn money that you have taken from the Rakyat will no longer cover any of your dirty politics. Karma will happen, and at that point, your friends, families and all that you hold dear and near to you will perish... You just wait and see...
Kita Anak Malaysia Dan Cintakan Negara
This 1Msia fella is a joke. And he is leading BN, a bunch of jokers who are just buying huge castles and Lamborghinis with the rakyats money and wasting the resources of the country...goddamn jet engines and submarines going missing to God knows where...and they just won't LEAVE the seat to better people, instead they are running this country into the ground like a bloody CANCER.
It would have been great if I did, so I can share with you the disclaimer I wrote right after I realised this post was going much more viral than I expected. It was a personal opinion piece that I wrote at first, just thinking aloud on my FB page - but then people started sharing it and exploded.
So I think it necessary to share the disclaimer with you, as out of the entire article - the part picked was the one I didn't really witness on my own.
Also, if there was a way to contact you personally. I tried to look, but coulnd't find.
I am writing as an observer, and was Counting Agent only for my saluran. But I did watch the live updates of the 'unofficial' counts on that collaborative spreadsheet at one of the party headquarters here.
I was like all of you, at first hearing of how things were swayed to one side, and then after long hours of awaiting (recounts?) etc - the final results - where things changed so much. I did see pictures of people physically blocking 'extra' boxes from coming into the main counting centres, and read about so many blackouts and recounts. But I was not at there physically, so am uncertain what exactly went down, and why we didn't have a recount after the recount.
But I do know it took a really long time for the final results to be out. And that they only officially announced states which BN already won first, and the rest took a long time. Sarawak was first to be announced, and then Kedah. Selangor came in the latest.
I was watching the news on NTV7 and they only coloured the blue states before any of the red (eventhough it was clear Penang had won)
It almost seems as if time was taken to 'achieve' the desired results. But this is just my observation. I don't have a first hand experience, and would really like to hear from someone who did.
how can counting start without full inspection of the ballot box???? (don't the EC confirmed the number of ballot box before counting??? thats why final counting extra boxes are added.
the polling station is so lax, everybody can walk in and out. i remember 5 years back only voters are allowed. after voting the voters are supposed to walk out of the premises but this time around, people are allowed to loiter around the school premises????
the Eat Sit election commissioner is to be hang for all this evil doings.
Personally feels that winning or losing in election is not a matter for debut now. Instead, self reflection base on the GE-13 result is vital for not only to those who has contested in GE-13 but also to those who has casted their votes.
Generally, the number of votes for opposition and BN were closed. That's does not make any significant majority in the opposition and BN. ( At least 5 millions votes for both parties could not be a fraud ).This is a both a bitter won for BN and bitter lost for the oppositions. People are sitting in the fence on determining their future and who should be the one to manoeuvre the country. But one thing that very sure of is people is after for clean, mature & capable leadership, well governed finance, free from cronyism, fair and proper law enforcement, better place to live in with those fine courtesy and culture that we embraced and confidence to raise up our next generation.
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I've got a tank (prot-war), healer (holy-priest) and my main is an Affliction Lock. Out of a boss fight with lots of AE, but all means please don't waste mana healing me.
I drove a friend crazy while we were doing Isle one day without knowing it. At the end of the quests, she asked if I didn't have bandages or something, since she wasn't spec'd healer.
"Oh, I didn't know you were trying to heal me, I keep myself around 60% health to keep benefit from Siphon Life, Drain Life, Haunt et cetera."
If you're partied with an affliction lock, be aware that in combat they are self-healing, sometimes a LOT. It's a design feature for us, and keeping me topped off is a waste of mana.
(Ignoring of course the times when Area heals are used.)
Out of combat, sometimes I will lifetap just because it's pointless to have one bar full and the other empty. Both can regen at the same time. With Fel Armor now, I also have accelerated healing. If I notice a healer healing me, I'll let them know it's not needed.
(The flip side of this, if someone wants to say Lock's are OP, is that in lots of groups, my DPS isn't fully realized simply because mobs die before DoT's have run their full course. For this reason I usually use my lock when soloing.)


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The following new Rockwood School District positions are effective July 1, according to a district news release issued late Monday.
Executive Director of Student Services – Katie Reboulet
Katie Reboulet has held the position of Rockwood's director of human resources for the past five years. Prior to that, she served at Rockwood Valley Middle School as the principal for four years, an assistant principal for eight years, and a social studies teacher for two years. Her first year of teaching was as a social studies and community service teacher at Lafayette High School.
Reboulet earned a bachelor's degree in education from the University of Missouri-Columbia, a master's degree in secondary school administration from the University of Missouri-St. Louis, and a doctoral degree in education from Saint Louis University.
Director of Research, Evaluation and Assessment – Jeff Puls
Jeff Puls has served as the coordinator of testing for the past two years. Prior to that, he served as the coordinator of Science K-12 for a year and as a technology instructional coach for two years. He began his education career at Marquette High School where he taught science for 11 years.
Puls earned a bachelor's degree in biology and a master's degree in secondary Ssience from Truman State University. He is also certified as an eMINTS instructional specialist.
Director of Professional Learning – Jessica Vehlewald
For the past two years, Jessica Vehlewald has served as the content facilitator of social studies in Rockwood. She previously served as the coordinator of social studies for one year, and as a social studies instructional coach for four years. She served as a social studies department chairperson at Marquette High School, where she taught for seven years and as a social studies department lead at Rockwood South Middle School where she taught for eight years. In addition to this experience, she has served as an adjunct professor for Webster University and as a curriculum consultant for the Development of Model Curriculum with the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.
Vehlewald earned a bachelor's degree in secondary education from Southeast Missouri State University, and a master's degree in teaching from Webster University. She expects to complete her educational specialist degree in leadership this summer.
Some residents said similar titles were held by Nancy DuBois and Randy Smasal, previous co-workers with Rockwood Superintendent Bruce Borchers, for full-time positions with Rockwood as an "executive director of learning and support services" and as an "associate superintendent of learning," respectively. Both DuBois and Smasal took other jobs outside of the district after the first year:


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Schiller said that four times as many iPhone users switched from an Android device in the fourth quarter in 2012 than the other way around. He also mentioned a survey from ChangeWave, which stated that three-quarters of iPhone users say they're "very satisfied" with their experience while only half of Android users say the same.
Schiller's rant didn't end there. He said that Android's fragmentation was "plain and simple" and that Android-powered devices are the kinds of phones that are given as free replacements to feature phones.
Schiller added that the iOS experience on an iPhone is much more smooth than that of an Android phone because Apple is responsible for both the hardware (iPhone) and operating system (iOS).
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He then took a more hardware-directed hit, saying that no other Android smartphone screen compares to that of the iPhone 5's.
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Android will even beat Apple in the tablet sector
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According to IDC, iPad shipments are expected to make up 46 percent of the tablet market for 2013, down from 51 percent in 2012. Android-powered tablets are expected to increase their market share to 49 percent in 2013, up from 42 percent in 2012
Apple and Google are even branching out to another competitive realm in mobile electronics: wearable technology. Google is now offering its
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Do you not read and hear what people say? There are people out there, even on these forums, that would defend Apple even if they started kicking puppies. There are people out there that would buy iDirt for their garden and swear that it was better than the topsoil you can buy at Lowe's and Home Depot.
It is not too hard to prove that Apple has built a legion of blind followers that will be happy with whatever they put out. When I first bought my Galaxy S3 I had to get a new SIM card. I went to my local AT&T store to get a new SIM and there was a huge crowd of people waiting outside. I soon found out that the line was for people to buy the new iPhone 5 that was released that day by coincidence. Ask around, I will bet money this happened at every place that sold the iPhone 5 on launch day. These are people who would be happy with whatever Apple sold.
I am not saying Apple makes a bad product or that their strategy is wrong. I am saying that many people who love Apple products will like it even if it is horrible.
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Excited fans full of hope filled Turner Stadium to watch the Atlanta Braves open up the 2013 season on Monday.From Braves legend Chipper Jones throwing out the first pitch to the flyover during the National Anthem, the pageantry of opening day is hard to beat. FOX 5's Justin Gray talked to fans outside and inside the stadium before, during and after the game. Click the video above to watch his report!
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I'd like to wish everyone on HRT a very special Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. I hope for all, that this season brings special blessings to you and your family. I'd also like to thank all who have given of their time to help fellow DIY'ers, like myself, for sharing their talents, cause I've learned a lot from others on this site. Thanks to TXBUILDER for keeping this all together and I'm looking forward to spending time with family, a NEW YEAR and wish that everyone has a safe and happy holiday.
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I ask folks to remember it's not about the presents under the tree, It's about "your" presents around the tree with the ones you love.:D
I also am glad to be a part of this place, helping folks out makes it easier on everyone. And for those that stick around, you are a special type of giving person,,,but of course you don't need me to tell you that.
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Well, another year's gone by and they still haven't picked me for the Nobel Peace Prize yet. They won't give it to Obama two years in a row, so I'm hoping next year is my turn.
Anyhow, I should also like to wish all the Christians in here a really nice Christmas, and the Jews in here a really nice Hannukah, and all the Muslims and other faiths (including agnostics and athiests) in here a really nice few days away from work so that they can get together with their families and friends just like the Christians and Jews do.
Also, let's keep Christmas real. So, if you drink, drink in moderation. Alcohol has a way of wrecking stuff if you let it.
Merry Christmas and a very happy new year to everyone here. hoping that this new year will be more cheerful and an ending to all our sorrows.
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have arrested and charged two Pennsylvania women with theft by deception and knowingly creating a false impression based on alleged incidents in July.
According to a complaint warrant signed by police and filed with the Monmouth County Prosecutor's Office, on or about July 7 and 17, Tracea S. Wright, 26, and Donna M. Mouzon, 51, both of Philadelphia, Pa., allegedly conspired to meet with a Rumson victim "with the intent to obtain funds in excess of $500."
Both were arrested on July 17, following the second alleged incident, according to police records.
The two allegedly solicited the funds by deceiving the victim, purposely creating a false impression to obtain the money, the complaint said. No further information was released by police concerning the nature of theft and/or deception.
Each was charged with theft by deception and purposely or knowingly creating a false impression, it added. Both are third degree crimes.
Mouzon was held on $75,000 bail, with no 10 percent option.
Wright was held on $25,000 bail, with no 10 percent option.
Conditions of release for both were that they not return to the crime scene or have any personal contact with the victim, by phone, mail or any other means.
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SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) -- A Spokane County sheriff's detective is under investigation for poaching and lying to investigators about it.
Media sources say David Herrin was placed on administrative leave last week while an internal investigation is conducted.
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Court records show Herrin told wildlife officers that his 12-year-old daughter shot a deer in Stevens County in 2013. But Herrin later said a friend had actually shot the deer and offered to let him take the animal.
Herrin said in court records that he made a "dumb mistake" by putting his daughter's tag on the animal.
Herrin is facing possible charges of unlawful hunting of big game and making a false or misleading statement to a public servant.


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There is some very interesting lore around RFK/RFD about the origins of the Quiloards as well as there connection to the scourge. All of which i think it would be cool to explore in new instances or revamps of the old ones. We just don't know enough about what blizzard has planed


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Now everything makes sense.
In Episode 4 of what remains a not-so-stellar All-Star season, contestants looked into the camera and revealed to us the mysterious sources of their behavior.
We in Apartment 81 had been thinking all along, for instance, that Dave and Connor, the father-and-son cancer survivors, were excruciating boring. It turns out that all along they were just Mormons.
This turned out to be a non-elimination leg, which was good news for Brendon and Rachel, and good news for viewers, too. So far this season, Team Big Brother has generated more than their share of laughs, drama and emotion.
They really have matured since their last appearance, we think. And so does Margie, who like a lot of America, didn't like the old Rachel, at least the "Rachel" character that Rachel invented for "Big Brother" and her previous run on "Amazing Race."
"I thought Rachel was the biggest cry baby ever," Margie told America. "But tonight she really came through for us."
"The Amazing Race" is at its best when teams are either at each others' throats or when they're throwing big bunches of grace at each other. Trust us, Apartment 81 loves a heaping helping of viciousness, but we actually prefer sweetness and light.
Rachel and Brendon's encouraging "applause" for Luke was super sweet, the stuff that highlight reels are made of.
Rachel is still a cry baby, of course. "It's not fair," she repeated in the near-abandoned SkyBar, as Luke and Margie headed off to the Petronas Tower elevators and the Pit Stop. "It's not fair." And then they were upon her.
This episode continued some themes that have been in place since the beginning.
We had another boring Roadblock. Teams completed the bamboo trampoline challenge in almost the identical order of their Episode 3 finish, which took the drama out of plane assignments.
Connor looked especially impressive on this task. Cord of the Cowboys struggled more than we'd have guessed.
Jessica bloodied her foot on the bamboo, which looked like it might cause her trouble down the road. Fortunately, for Team John and Jessica, she didn't have to do any running in the rest of this leg. Rest up, Jess.
And Rachel learned, quickly, that panty hose and trampolines don't mix. She struggled, badly, with the trampoline, but Brendon shouted support from the sidelines.
"Work smarter, not harder," he reminded her.
"I'm working my smartest!" she assured him.
From the Roadblock, teams flew from Borneo to Kuala Lumpur, where one of the most frustrating Detours in recent memory was awaiting them in the SkyBar at the top of the Petronas Towers.
The DJ option ("Mix Master") was tricky enough. Of the two options, it had the element of a possible time delay (having to get back in line at the DJ booth) that was out of the contestants' control.
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South African Photojournalism and Documentary Photography Program Enjoys a Second Successful Year
Gay Pride March – Thousands marched from Zoo Lake in Rosebank in Johannesburg to show their pride and celebrate diversity. Photo by: Shepherd Tozvireva
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As the second class of the Photojournalism and Documentary Photography Program (PDP) is about to graduate and the first class graduates are proving their skills in their new jobs, it's time to display and acknowledge the work done by the students.
PDP is a year-long photography course which provides aspiring photojournalists in South Africa the practical support of leading professionals and necessary skills to enter this highly competitive field. It culminates in a three month internship for each emerging photographer at a local newspaper.
To view some of the images from the newest generation of Africa's photojournalists, don't miss Portfolio 07 – an exhibition of work from the latest PDP graduates. The exhibition will run through February 6, 2008 at the Photo Workshop Gallery at the Market Photo Workshop in Johannesburg.
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As a kid growing up in Baltimore, Kevin Clash had a dream: To become a puppeteer, and work with his idol, Muppets creator Jim Henson.
Clash made that dream come true, and then some — as the man who gives voice and life to a red furry monster by the name of Elmo.
Clash's story is told in director Constance Marks' documentary "Being Elmo: A Puppeteer's Journey," which screens on Tuesday, Dec. 13, at the Salt Lake City Main Library auditorium, 210 E. 400 South, Salt Lake City.
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Metro Atlanta should be seeing more soul-crushing zombies around next year because AMC has quickly renewed "The Walking Dead" for a third season just two episodes into season two.
The zombie drama drew 7.3 million viewers week one and another 6.7 million this past Sunday, excellent retention for a second week. Its 18-49 demo numbers are better than most broadcast network shows with a 3.6 share this past Sunday, better than "Desperate Housewives" and "The Amazing Race," to name a couple of competitors.
Given those numbers, a quick renewal is not a surprise. AMC did the same thing a year ago, renewing the show after two episodes.
Its ratings are more than triple that of "Mad Men."
"Today we are pleased to announce that the 'dead' shall live as we proudly renew 'The Walking Dead' for a third season on AMC and, globally, with our terrific partners at Fox International Channels," said Charlie Collier, AMC's President in a press release. "We are thankful for everyone's contribution in front of and behind the camera as we continue to make 'The Walking Dead' a unique television experience. And, we are so proud as it continues to set viewership records around the world."
- In other local TV news, BET's "Reed Between the Lines" starring Tracee Ellis Ross and Malcolm-Jamal Warner opened at a promising 3.3 million after the BET Hip Hop Awards October 11 but last week, the show tumbled to just 1.2 million viewers. People on my blog found it a bit stale and boring, even though the two lead actors are pros. Those figures are far below ratings of "The Game" last year.
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October 25th, 2011
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Is T-Dog's combined blood infection and fever resulting just from cutting his arm on the car in season premiere, or did the bleeding-infected-blood zombie Darryl (the redneck) threw on top of T-Dog's bleeding arm while out on the highway infect him with the zombie virus?
October 25th, 2011
2:56 pm
Is the baby that Rick's wife is carrying, discovered by Dr. Jenner's mandatory blood test & whispered to Rick before the CDC vaporized, fertilized by him or by his best friend Shane?
October 25th, 2011
2:58 pm
I love the show, but I swear the five minute commercials are daunting, to say the least.
October 25th, 2011
3:33 pm
Skin: Get yourself a DVR (couldn't live without it). Love this show too – so happy it's been renewed.
October 25th, 2011
3:39 pm
It is starting to bore me
October 25th, 2011
3:44 pm
Next weeks highlights look a lot better than ep 2. Not sure why shane and the other guy are trapped when they broke the window to the door? Hey quit ripping on daryl, he saved tdog twice and then gave some medicine for him. He's nothing like his brother. lol
October 25th, 2011
4:06 pm
I know it's too late to affect this season since filming is over until after this season ends, but the writers must follow the recipe from season 1 which put this series on the map!
The element of suprise is what made the show that went from inception to a runaway hit. Firing the original producer was not what this series needed for he was the visionary like Steve Jobs was to Apple Corporation. The predictable scripts, if allowed to continue, will cause this number 1 show to fall into the sea of forgetfulness.
Last but not least …..enough with the endless commercials!!! The production company was successful in slashing the budget on the this series, so it should take less sponsors advertising their goods and services!!!!! We need more show content and less Toyota and insurance company commercials!!!!
October 25th, 2011
4:37 pm
The budget this season is only half of what they got last year, hence the much too long commercial blocks. Follow advice from above, record and watch with ads ff'ed.
October 25th, 2011
6:00 pm
I just watched ep 2. Fantastic and ffing through the ads is the best! Happy to see the new characters. Smart people who have managed to survive.
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never seen it but my friend plays drums on the score.
October 26th, 2011
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LOVE the show!
Hmm, I didn't think Jenner whispered about the pregnancy. Interesting. I wonder how much the show will follow the comic. In the comic strip it is Shane's baby. Will Michonne be introduced this season? Who will play her? Jada Pinkett Smith could do a good job. When will Merle show back up? I bet he has Sophia. Why in the heck did she wonder off? Can't wait until next week.
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The Holly Hill City Commission was slated for a presentation to James Kenney for 25 years of service as a water plant operator, the second reading of Save Our Seniors Homestead exemption, a dog park and fire pension ordinance change.
But the items that took up the most time were Commissioner Donnie Moore's residential status and, ironically, how long the public should be allowed to speak.
Commissioner Moore sat quietly and listened as members of the nearly non-existent audience and Commissioner Penny Currie repeated accusations that started months ago when Commissioner Moore's legal residence came into question. Many asked if he was qualified to be commissioner if he did not live in the city and was not eligible to vote within the city.
After speaking her mind, Commissioner Currie accused Commissioner Moore of lying, something he obviously did not appreciate. When Commissioner Currie made a motion for a formal hearing there was no second from her fellow commissioners and the topic was closed, at least at the city level, and Commissioner Moore retained his seat on the commission. Volusia County Supervisor of Elections Ann McFall had ruled Commissioner Moore is a qualified voter, leaving the State Attorney's office the only other entity still investigating allegations.
The commission discussed a new card plan implemented a month ago. Those interested in speaking before the commission are required to fill out a card and submit it prior to the meeting. There also was discussion as to how much time should be allowed at the beginning of the meeting for the public to speak. Citizens have five minutes to speak while the image of a stop light and a clock count down is projected on a screen in front of them.
The vote on the amended motion and the motion to allow the public to discuss their issues while still at the podium both passed 3-2 with Commissioner Elizabeth Albert and Commissioner Moore casting the nay votes.
"So starting at the next meeting we're going to have a different type of public participation. No cards and we go back to the old system we had," Mayor Roy Johnson said.
Several individuals from local nonprofit organizations approached the council to emphasize to the commissioners the negative impact on local charitable programs caused by the banning of gaming machines. The mass removal of all gaming machines was ordered by the state after the Allied Veterans ran Internet parlors that were a front for a gambling operation with very little of the proceeds going to the veterans charities.
Kelly Mathis, a Jacksonville lawyer, was convicted on Oct. 10 of using Allied Veterans as a front for a $300 million gambling operation.
Individuals from the Bikers for First Amendment Rights, the American Legion Post and the Fraternal Order of Eagles each spoke about how removing the machines hurts their charitable efforts. These organizations use the proceeds for a variety of local veterans programs.
The nonprofits each described how the money from the gaming machines is used to take veterans to doctors appointments as far away as Gainesville and Vero Beach.
Eddie Colosimo, the founder of Bikers for First Amendment Rights said the Allied Veterans "were a joke," and the local organizations were "nonprofits that serve our veterans, our community and our needy."
Wes Douglas, president of the Holly Hill Fraternal Order of Eagles, echoed Mr. Colosimo's words.
"We're here for the city. We're part of the community."
City Attorney Scott Simpson explained how the issue needs to be addressed at the state level and how the commission had no ability to override the state law.
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On Monday night the MSU debate team held a bi-partisan watch party for the final presidential debate.
Both college and high school students watched the event together.
Carly Wunderlich, Student: "I think honestly there's been a lot of weird pivots, there's been a lot of moments where people are like - what are they talking about now?"
Aniela Butler, Student: "Ya know, Obama really controlled the time in the first question on Libya, unfortunately both candidates didn't seem to talk about Libya all that much."
Ronnie Russell, Student: "I'm really pleased with how Obama has reacted so far. I'm really glad that he came out more on the offensive side and I think that's something that he really needed to do."
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Wow, the bonus features on this Raindance screening on Sunday just keep getting better…
Not only do we have former Cameroon international, anti-trafficking campaigner and founder of NGO Culture Foot Solidaire coming for Sunday's matinee at the Apollo Cinema, but we've also lined up a very special lunch deal with the excellent restaurant Inamo St James!
This innovative restaurant, the first in the world to use the interactive e-table, is situated opposite the Apollo Cinema on Lower Regent St. They will be offering a one-time special Film Festival lunch menu:
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Minneapolis, MN (Sports Network) - Trevor Mbakwe tallied a double-double with 13 points and 13 rebounds as the Minnesota Golden Gophers made easy work of the Penn State Nittany Lions, 73-44, in Big Ten Conference action at Williams Arena.
Joe Coleman scored 12 points off the bench for Minnesota (20-9, 8-8 Big Ten), which took down top-ranked Indiana on Tuesday night. Andre Hollins chipped in 11 points, while Julian Welch (10 points, seven assists) and Rodney Williams (10 points, seven rebounds) were also effective for the home team.
D.J. Newbill netted 15 points and Jermaine Marshall added 10 points as PSU (9-19, 1-15) fell back on its losing ways after upsetting Michigan on Wednesday.
Minnesota shot 52 percent from the field in the first half and held PSU to a lowly 21.7 percent, as it carried a comfortable 34-12 advantage into intermission.
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Stepping out for another night on Broadway, Katie Holmes hopped out of her chauffeured ride and headed into the Gerald Schoenfeld theatre to perform at Arthur Miller's "All My Sons" on Tuesday night (October 21).
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Getting out and about for some retail therapy, Kate Walsh was spotted doing some antique shopping in Los Angeles yesterday (October 20).
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Following an evening on the town, Tom Cruise was spotted escorting wife Katie Holmes out of the Hermes boutique on Madison Avenue on Monday night (October 20).
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Hard at work on their ABC drama, Kate Walsh and Tim Daly were spotted out for a day of filming for "Private Practice" in Santa Monica on Monday (October 20).
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After stepping out solo earlier in the day, Katie Holmes joined up with husband Tom Cruise, as the couple took their daughter Suri to Balthazar restaurant for an afternoon brunch outing in New York City on Sunday (October 19).
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Getting in a few final preview performances before the big "All My Sons" grand opening on Thursday (October 16), Katie Holmes was spotted heading to work on Broadway earlier today.
Running her hands through her hair, the former Dawson's Creek cutie looked city chic with a green blazer overtop a white t-shit paired with jeans and a pair of heeled boots.
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With another string of weekend preview performances for "All My Sons" looming in front of her, Katie Holmes was spotted leaving her New York City apartment on Friday afternoon (October 10).
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We're really looking forward to the Wellcome Collection in London's summer exhibition, Superhuman. The show, which runs 19 July - 16 October, focuses on our efforts to enhance ourselves through history - and where this might lead us in the future.
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