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Our executive coaching and leadership programs help leaders develop the character and competence required to become Good Will Leaders™.
We help organizations find, develop and retain top talent, set strategic, tactical and daily priorities, and define a unique strategic advantage.
Our comprehensive EthicsPoll™ survey tools and ethical climate improvement program help your organization develop ethical and operational excellence.
Founder and President of the Institute 4 Priority Thinking® and EthicsPoll™, Peter supports his clients as an executive coach, organizational consultant, ethics facilitator and strategy advisor. Peter helps leaders and their teams to achieve significant performance improvements while reducing risks and embedding ethical power into decision making at all levels. He also facilitates leadership and ethics education programs for nonprofits, profits and top business schools. His work includes turnarounds, crisis intervention, and helping organizations work through complex regulatory demands in medical device and financial service industries.
Peter's operating priority framework is considered a common sense model for building and sustaining operational and moral excellence in any setting. Over his thirty-plus (30+) year career, Peter has extensive leadership experience in general management and senior level executive assignments in the United States and Mexico with Xerox, Bausch & Lomb and Latex Foam International. During these assignments, Peter served as chief operating officer, division president, managing director, general manager, plant manager, manager of information technology, and quality engineer. He has designed, built and led two large scale production facilities—one in the United States, and one in Mexico—from the ground up, and led three lean transformations that yielded significant sales, throughput and gross margin improvements.
Prior to his business career, Peter enlisted in the United States Army after high school and later served as an infantry officer in airborne and mechanized infantry assignments, including seven (7) years as citizen soldier and company commander in the NY National Guard. Peter holds a BS from the United States Military Academy at West Point, an MS from the University of Southern California, an MS from the College of Engineering at the Rochester Institute of Technology, and an MBA from the Simon School of Business at the University of Rochester. He has his permanent certification as a Lean-Six Sigma Master Black Belt (MBB) through Villanova University, and is currently pursuing post-graduate studies in philosophy at Holy Apostles College. Peter was named a "Top Thought Leader in Trustworthy Business" in 2014 and 2015 by Trust Across America – Trust Around the World.
Vince brings a wealth of survey analytics, direct management and quality assurance experience to our team. He is responsible for the extensive polling and survey methodology and analytics supporting our client needs. In his twenty years of service at Eastman Kodak, he oversaw technical and manufacturing departments responsible for supplier process improvements, product quality excellence, and customer satisfaction.
Vince is a certified Six Sigma Black Belt and Lean Practitioner with a passion for continuous improvements in process, method, and strategy. He has a strong knowledge of the ISO Certification and Audit processes. At Kodak, he successfully led departments to pass ISO 9001, 14000 and 17025, New York State Department of Environment Conservation, Environmental Protection Agency, and Department of Health audits. Vince holds a MS in Environmental Science from the State University of New York College of Environmental Sciences and Forestry with Syracuse University and a BS in Chemistry from St. Lawrence University.
He serves on the Board of Directors for First Touch Soccer, a non-profit organization committed to supporting education, physical fitness, and leadership skills in underprivileged communities.
Theodore (Ted) G. Ryan is Consulting Professor of Ethics in Management at Fuqua School of Business at Duke University, where he teaches Business Ethics and Leadership. He also teaches the Core Management and Leadership course in the Master of Engineering Management Program at Pratt, Duke's engineering school. Ted is spearheading "Ethics Resources in the Curriculum," an innovative initiative to incorporate a sound ethics perspective into every MBA course at Fuqua. Ted is a Consultant/Educator for Duke Corporate Education (rated #1 in the world by the Financial Times), and teaches Values-Based Leadership in Duke CE's Advanced Management Program.
Ted is a skilled teacher and facilitator, having conducted numerous workshops, off-sites and retreats, in a broad range of topics, for profits and for not for profit organizations. Ted's academic work is supported by deep practitioner experience. For over 35 years, he has been a consultant and coach to top-tier organizations, focusing on organizational effectiveness; aligning corporate cultures to strategy, mission, vision and values; leadership and management development; executive coaching and development; 360° development and evaluation processes; business ethics; and selection process development. Ted has created and delivered numerous leadership development programs for executives and managers at major global corporations and not-for-profits. At Morgan Stanley, Ted created and conducted offsite leadership programs globally for officers throughout the firm. Ted helped deliver Bank of America's executive leadership program to several hundred high-level executives.
Bill brings over twenty-five years experience and a wealth of knowledge to our Professional Learning Center. As an IBM salesman he learned to successfully sell outside, and as a program manager for a large customer call center he learned the nuances of inside sales and customer service. While he earned a good living in sales, his greatest satisfaction comes from training, coaching and mentoring those in his charge. He credits his membership in the American Association for Training and Development (ASTD) for developing his knowledge and skills in becoming a Professional Learning Strategist. He has formulated an effective-classroom-instruction philosophy that has transformed countless content-focused training courses into engaging and interactive learning events. Bill is our resident trainer on meeting facilitation and competency trainer for our Priority Poller™ and Webinar technology platforms. Working with our training curriculum team, he helps support and produce effective training programs which offer attendees the greatest opportunity for self-discovery and skills development.
For over 30 years, Bill and his wife Maryanne have lived in Fairport, New York where they raised three children. As a trained and commissioned Stephen Minister he provides lay Christian care to those in his church congregation who need support in coping with many of life's challenges. Bill is also a proud veteran, with four years of active service in the United States Navy. These experiences, combined with his many other complimentary roles in management and supervision, makes him well suited to partner with our clients to discover how the principles of Priority Thinking can transform their workplace environment.
Caltha Seymour is the Director of the Academic Service Center for Student-Athletes at Tulane University. She also serves as an Ethics Education Associate, specializing in collegiate athletic programs for Priority Thinking®.
Originally from Canada, Caltha is the former Director of Academic Operations for the Army football, track and field, and women's soccer programs at West Point. She created a unique academic support program for the cadet-athletes and raised the academic profile of all three programs significantly. Caltha is an education and athletic coach who mentored cadet-athletes at West Point in three pillars: Military, Physical, and Academic. In 2010, she successfully initiated the first Student-Athlete Enhancement Program for facilitating academic success with at-risk students. In addition to her Athletic Department role in the Army, she was also an Academic Excellence Instructor for the Centre for Enhanced Performance. Caltha is currently launching a scholar-athlete and academic excellence program at Tulane to assist in raising the academic profile of the Tulane student-athletes.
Caltha is a 2012 graduate of the NCAA/NACWAA Institute of Administrative Advancement, 2011 graduate of the NCAA Leadership Institute, and a 2008 graduate of the NCAA Women Coaches Academy. She is a member of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics, the National Association of Collegiate Women Athletics Administrators, and the Alliance of Women Coaches. Caltha earned her BS in Education from University of Delaware and MA in Sports Administration from Delaware State University. She is currently pursuing a MBA in Global Strategic Management & Leadership from Tulane University.
Attorney and nationally recognized expert and thought leader in the field of business ethics and compliance with two decades of experience in assisting complex organizations effectively manage their legal, operational and ethical risks. Jim also facilitates leadership and ethics education programs at nonprofits, for profits, undergraduate programs and business schools. His work includes drafting training programs, policies, procedures, codes of conduct, as well as the design and implementation of global compliance management systems. Jim has a decade of experience in the chemical industry and over six years of experience in the pharmaceutical and medical device industry.
Jim began his career as an Army JAG officer stationed in Germany where he tried over 90 cases defending clients in Courts Martial accused of offenses ranging from misdemeanors to capital crimes, including murder, rape, arson, robbery, drug distribution and fraud. He also served for four years as a litigation attorney in the Army's Environmental Law Division in which he defended the Army in environmental litigation, nationwide. After retiring from the Army, Jim served as Senior Attorney at Crompton Corporation where he managed over 30,000 lawsuits, supported merger and acquisition activities and advised the board of directors, senior management and plant managers worldwide on legal issues related to safety, health, environmental and regulatory affairs affecting global operations. For over a decade, Jim has served as a compliance and ethics professional building compliance and ethics programs for four multi-national corporations, the latest being Bausch & Lomb.
Jim has a B.S. in mechanical engineering from the Rochester Institute of Technology and a JD from the Dickinson School of Law. Jim authors the monthly business ethics columns for the ACC Docket – The Journal of the Association of Corporate Counsel and the Rochester Business Journal. Jim is a former member of the Ethics and Compliance Officers Association Board of Directors and a current member of the Rochester Area Business Ethics Foundation.
John Lyle has been a member of the team since 2005. In his present capacity, John serves as director of research for the Institute 4 Priority Thinking® and EthicsPoll™. His responsibilities involve research and development for our assessments, curriculums and toolkits based on the principles and concepts of our proprietary models.
In addition to his work with several of our corporate clients over the years, John helped to co-found a private, independent elementary and middle school in Rochester, New York, where he served as Headmaster for two years and still serves on the Board of Governors. He has spent several years assisting in the development and implementation of classical elementary, middle, and high school curriculums.
John's experience as a classroom teacher, school administrator, consultant and attorney – combined with his study of ancient and modern political philosophy – make him well suited to helping our clients to see the essential link between Priority Thinking and the flourishing of human relationships in all types of organizations.
John resides in Dayton, Ohio with his wife and three children. He holds a BA in Political Science (minor in Economics) from Ohio University, an MA in Political Science from Marquette University, a JD from University of Dayton School of Law, and is presently is serving a two year clerkship with the Twelfth Appellate District of the State of Ohio.
Joe LeBoeuf, Ph.D. is a Professor at Duke University's Fuqua School of Business (M.B.A. programs) and a Visiting Professor at the Stanford School of Public Policy (Hart Leadership Program), overseeing the overall leadership development program in the business school. Joe teaches in Duke's Advanced Management Program, and also serves as a scholar in the Coach K Center of Leadership and Ethics (COLE) as a senior mentor and faculty advisor to COLE Leadership Fellows program.
Joe is an education consultant with Duke Corporate Education and the Praevius Group, in partnership with the Army's Center on the Profession and Ethic. He is a former Professor at the United States Military Academy at West Point, Deputy Head of the Behavioral Sciences and Leadership Department, Director of Organizational Studies and Director of the Academy's Eisenhower Program graduate school (in partnership with Columbia University). Joe has held numerous U.S. Army command and staff assignments, serving on the Army Training and Leader Developmental Panel (ATLDP) Executive Committee.
Joe has extensive experience in leadership education, leader development, and organizational culture and change. He is involved in building USMA and Army leadership/leader development programs, and is an advisor to Army Chief of Staff on reshaping Army training and leader development culture/facilitating Army Transformation. Joe is a contributing author on several books and publications for the United States Military Academy and the U.S. Army, and a contributing author to the Army's leadership doctrine. His research and writing have also appeared in Leader to Leader, Military Review, The Teaching of Sociology, and the Journal of Consulting Psychology.
Joe holds a B.S. in engineering from the United States Military Academy. He earned his M.S. in engineering psychology and Ph.D. in industrial/organizational psychology from the Georgia Institute of Technology. A graduate of West Point, he earned Executive Leadership diplomas from the Army's Command and General Staff College and the U.S. Army War College.
William is responsible for assisting in curriculum development and researching the connection between Priority Thinking®, leadership and ethics in organizations. William has significant experience in the medical device industry. Prior to that, he served as an Airborne Ranger with the United States Army's XVIII Airborne Corps as a reconnaissance platoon leader and sniper employment officer. His missions have included tours in Korea, United States and Iraq. He was seriously injured serving as a combat leader in Iraq. After two years of rehabilitation William realized that he would not be able to complete his career as an Army officer, and he was medically retired as a Captain to begin a new path for his life.
Since his rehabilitation, William has become very involved in community service. He co-founded the Wounded Patriot Foundation and OASIS (Outdoor Adventures for Sacrifice in Service) Adaptive Sports. William also actively volunteers and serves on the board for Cameron Community Ministries (an ecumenically based poverty outreach center) in Rochester, New York. Additionally, William teaches adaptive athletics, mentors several disabled populations and participates in adaptive athletics and wounded veteran fundraising activities and outreach efforts nationally.
A graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point, William earned his MBA in Health Sciences Management and Operations and a Masters in Public Health from the University of Rochester. William resides in the Washington, D.C. area with his wife and children.
Mary Martin is the President of John D. Hezel & Associates and a strategic partner of the Institute. Mary and her team are responsible for all of the primary leadership and personality assessment tools that we use in our executive coaching and leadership development process. Mary is a seasoned executive coach and she frequently provides expert analysis and support during discovery and feedback sessions. A recognized expert in personality and leadership assessment and development, Mary provides her clients with a comprehensive and ethically sound framework for making hiring and leadership development decisions. Her reporting and analysis as well as interpretation of assessment results in a wide variety of areas of management, sales, leadership, and personality make her a valuable resource.
Mary is also a career counselor. After completing her undergraduate degree, Mary joined Dr. John D. Hezel & Associates practice in 1984. Upon his retirement in 2003, Dr. Hezel promoted her to President of the company. Her clients credit her with helping them to achieve significant breakthroughs in human performance. Clarke American won the NQA Baldridge Award in 2002 and her company was cited as a primary reason for their success.
Mary has been married for 21 years and she is the mother of three children. Mary Martin holds a MA in Industrial and Organizational Psychology from Saint Mary's University. BBA in Business from Texas A&M.
Dr. Peter Redpath is a Research Fellow with Priority Thinking®, with a primary focus on the application of realist philosophy to the organizational context. At present, Dr. Redpath is the lead editor for the manuscript for Peter DeMarco's forthcoming book, Priority Thinking®. He is also a Full Professor of Philosophy at St. John's University, New York, where he has earned numerous awards for both his teaching and research.
Dr. Redpath has made over 100 public program appearances to discuss issues relating to realist philosophy, ethics, education and civil society and much besides. He has served as a panelist for such institutions as the Carnegie Council on Ethics and International Affairs and the Institute for Advanced Philosophical Research, and has conducted professional ethics training for several organizations, including J.P. Morgan and Company.
In addition, throughout his career, Peter has published dozens of articles in refereed philosophical journals, served as Executive Editor for the Value Book Inquiry Series and Appointed Editor of the Studies in the History of Western Philosophy (SWIHP), and published several books from How to Read a Difficult Book to Masquerade of the Dreamwalkers (a discourse on philosophical thought from Descartes to Hegel) to Wisdom's Odyssey from Philosophy to Transcendental Sophistry.
Dr. Redpath earned his Ph.D. from the State University of New York, Buffalo. He currently resides in Staten Island, New York, and is a board member of the Catholic Education Foundation and Chairman of the Great Books Academy.
Leslie M. Marx is an associate professor of economics at Duke University's Fuqua School of Business. She is our chief economist and responsible for our research on risk and the economic and philosophical foundations of agency theory in corporate finance. Leslie, presently, is on special assignment serving as the Chief Economist for the Federal Communications Commission. Prior to returning to her alma mater, Leslie taught managerial decision analysis, game theory and managerial economics at the William Simon School of Business at the University of Rochester. At Duke, Leslie teaches managerial economics and game theory to her MBA and PhD students at the Fuqua school.
Her expertise and research focuses on vertical contracting, auctions and collusion. Leslie has published extensively in various academic and professional journals. Leslie's consulting to clients has focused on the application of game theory to complex capital investment decisions and negotiations. Her past and current clients include Bates White, LLC, Latex Foam International, Xerox Corporation, Rochester Gas & Electric Corporation, and Eastman Kodak Company.
A member of the 1996 U.S. Olympic Team in Fencing, Leslie placed 16th place in women's epee. She was the Pan-American Games Champion in Fencing for women's epee in 1995 and 1997 as well as U.S. National Champion in Fencing (women's epee) in 1993 and 1996. In addition, Leslie was the International Arabian Horse Association National Champion in Saddle Seat Equitation in 1985. Leslie holds a BS in Mathematics from Duke University and an MA and PhD in Economics from Northwestern University.
Joe LeBoeuf, Ph.D. is a Professor at Duke University's Fuqua School of Business (M.B.A. programs) and Visiting Professor, Stanford School of Public Policy (Hart Leadership Program); he oversees the overall leadership development program in the business school. Joe teaches in Duke's Advanced Management Program. He also serves as a scholar in the Coach K Center of Leadership and Ethics (COLE) as a senior mentor and faculty advisor to COLE Leadership Fellows program.
Joe is an education consultant with Duke Corporate Education and the Praevius Group in partnership with the Army's Center on the Profession and Ethic. He is a former Professor at the United States Military Academy at West Point, Deputy Head of the Behavioral Sciences and Leadership Department, Director of Organizational Studies and Director of the Academy's Eisenhower Program graduate school (partnership with Columbia University). Joe has held numerous U.S. Army command and staff assignments; serving on the Army Training and Leader Developmental Panel (ATLDP) Executive Committee.
Joe has extensive experience in leadership education, leader development, and organizational culture and change. He is involved in building USMA and Army leadership/leader development programs; and is an advisor to Army Chief of Staff on reshaping Army training and leader development culture/facilitating Army Transformation. Joe is a contributing author on several books and publications for the United States Military Academy and the U.S. Army; and a contributing author to the Army's leadership doctrine. His research and writing have also appeared in Leader to Leader, Military Review, The Teaching of Sociology, and the Journal of Consulting Psychology.
Joe holds a B.S. in engineering from the United States Military Academy. He earned his M.S. in engineering psychology and Ph.D. in industrial/organizational psychology from the Georgia Institute of Technology. A graduate of West Point, he earned Executive Leadership diplomas from the Army's Command and General Staff College and the U.S. Army War College.
Steve Russo supports clients as an executive coach, organizational consultant, and strategy advisor. Prior to joining Priority Thinking®, Steve's 30-plus year career focused on leading and creating sustainable value for manufacturing and marketing companies. His management experience includes several senior-level and C-level roles. For the past 14 years, Steve has been a key executive in the home furnishings industry, initially as the CEO in rebuilding Latex Foam International after a devastating fire in 2001, and then serving as President and CEO of three top 15 mattress manufacturing companies.
Steve's success as an executive began with three transformative career events. First, he had the opportunity to apply Uri and Fisher's "Getting to Yes" Harvard Negotiation Project framework as a process consultant in three separate labor-management negotiations. Second, Steve had the privilege to work with W. Edwards Deming and apply his system of profound knowledge. Third, Steve studied and applied the teachings of Ohno, Shingo and Toyoda's socio-technical system revolution that is known as the Toyota Production System.
Steve began his career serving as an internal organizational development consultant with the Packard Electric Division of General Motors. This assignment allowed Steve to build on his formal education in organizational behavior and operations research. Following General Motors, he acquired extensive leadership experience in general management though executive assignments with Westinghouse, Vernay Laboratories, Latex Foam International, Consolidated Bedding, Restonic and Southerland. He has also served as a Board Member of the International Sleep Products Association, as a member of the Better Sleep Council, and held positions on the board of directors of five companies.
Steve holds a B.A. in Administrative Science from Yale. He is active in several community organizations, including St. Anne's Church and the Tampa Area Boys and Girls Club. Steve resides in Apollo Beach, FL with his wife, Melanie.
Marc Swogger, Ph.D. is a Coach and Clinical Psychologist with Priority Thinking. He provides coaching support during the Discovery phase, with subsequent coaching support as needed. Marc is a licensed psychologist with 18 years of experience as a clinician and Assistant Professor at the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry.
Marc's research, currently funded by the National Institute for Drug Abuse, focuses on the efficacy of psychological intervention for drug use. Marc has authored over 20 peer-reviewed publications examining personality traits associated with violence and other key public health outcomes. In 2005, he received the Christine Louro Award for excellence in both the science and practice of psychology.
Marc has a B.A. in psychology from Penn State University; M.A. in clinical psychology from Edinboro University of Pennsylvania; M.S. and Ph.D. in clinical psychology from Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine & Science. Marc's post-doctoral training and residency was completed as a research fellow at the University of Rochester Medical Center.
Kendall Smith is an Operations & Technology Coordinator with Priority Thinking® and EthicsPoll™. He assists in all web-based survey development and administration, and facilitates interactive and remote polling sessions using Priority Thinking®'s audience response systems. In addition, he provides general technical, financial and office support.
Before joining Priority Thinking®, Kendall gained valuable experience in customer service, employee training, and event management in a variety of positions. At Binghamton University, Kendall served as a student manager at an on-campus dining hall. Kendall has also worked as a carpenter's assistant, a creative intern with WXXI Public Broadcasting Council, and as a student intern with the Broome County District Attorney's Office.
Kendall received his B.A. in history and political science from Binghamton University in May 2012. He is an Eagle Scout and a member of the Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity, Mu Gamma chapter. Kendall spends significant time volunteering for Massawepie Scout Camps of the Seneca Waterways Council, Boy Scouts of America. He enjoys cycling, skiing, hiking, and reading about 20th century history.
Tim Kendrick is the Director of Information Technology at Priority Thinking©. He has a unique background in C# application development, business intelligence and reporting software, and database architecture and administration. Tim designs, builds, and administers several Azure SQL cloud databases that link to an online survey platform through a custom application. Using this technical architecture, he creates custom reports and interactive dashboards for our clients to view critical survey information in a clear and coherent interface.
Before joining Priority Thinking©, Tim served roles as an Associate Consultant at Oracle Corporation and Database Architect at Excellus Health Plan, Inc. He gained valuable technical and engagement experience in application development, design documentation, database administration, and UI design.
Tim received a B.S. in Management Information Systems, Philosophy Concentration from the Rochester Institute of Technology. He is certified in Oracle Database 12c: SQL Fundamentals and is currently pursuing the Installation and Administration Certification.


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WATKISS Michael Ten years today. There is always something missing, no matter what I do, a constant sadness in my heart, what's missing Mick is you. Love always and forever, Wife Karen. X X Dad I miss you in everyway but in my heart you will always stay. Lucy. X X
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YourLIFE: Past Life Helped Me Beat the BLUES; VISIONS LED IRENE OUT OF DESPAIR AND INTO A HAPPY MOVE TO A 14TH CENTURY HOME IN SOUTHERN FRANCE
Byline: BY MONICA CAFFERKY
TRAPPED in a black hole of depression, Irene Spiers-Caskie was afraid she'd never find happiness again.
But a trip to Nepal followed by a brush with her past life took her on a journey back to happiness.
"I split up with my partner and I wasn't happy in my job as a psychotherapist," recalls Irene, 55.
"I couldn't be bothered to eat or see anyone and I was miserable all the time."
Her GP told her she was suffering from reactive depression and she had tried to beat it with unconventional therapies such as reiki, massage and even shamanic healing.
"Nothing worked and I continued slipping further into a black hole," she says. "In desperation I booked myself into a retreat in Nepal."
During the trip she was invited to the house of a Tibetan 'rinpoche', a holy man.
"He singled me out from the crowd and I was directed to sit in front of him. Within seconds I had a flashback to a former life up a mountain.
"It was very detailed, like someone playing a film in my mind. I could see a castle and the square and I was enjoying a feast. I just knew I was in the 14th century."
And minutes later the holy man recounted exactly what Irene had seen.
"He told me: 'You need to love yourself and find peace.' But I had no idea what he meant and I left his house none the wiser."
Back home in Stuartfield, Aberdeenshire, Irene continued searching for the cause of her unhappiness.
"Quite a few people suggested I try past life regression," she says.
"By this time I didn't care how wacky it sounded. I was exhausted from 12 months of constant anxiety and lack of sleep." So in September 2005, Irene had a past life session with expert Denise Linn.
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A music legend visits Tucson when Herb Alpert & Lani Hall present an evening of jazz with Brazillian flavor at the Fox Tucson Theatre on September 26th.
A music legend visits Tucson when Herb Alpert & Lani Hall present an evening of jazz with Brazillian flavor at the Fox Tucson Theatre on September 26th.
Changes in leadership at the Tucson Museum of Art, MOCA, and the Tucson Pima Arts Council; actor Chuck Yates plays Truman Capote at the Invisible Theatre; commemorating 9/11 with the music of composer Stephen Paulus.
The psychology of everyday sounds; "That Desert Sound" celebrates the Tucson music scene of the 1980s; using Tucson to study the geography of global change; capturing the beauty and intensity of monsoon lightning on film.
Downtown Tucson's new musical diversion reconnects to the past.
Transgender woman held in male immigration detention; Peace Corps volunteers share life changing experiences; musician Suzanne Vega talks about tide and time; Chris Dashiell on 2015 Academy Awards.
Listen to the sly, bluesy songs of one of Tucson's most in demand musicians
Christian Jacobs shares his joy and amazement over a career built on music, costumed characters, and comic book science fiction.
Find out why successful film composer Brad Fiedel decided to leave Hollywood behind in a quest to rekindle his artistic inspiration.
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Welcome to the Workers' Bowl 2015
The Ontario Employment Education & Research Centre (OEERC) is hosting its fourth annual Workers' Bowl bowl-a-thon!
All funds raised at the Workers' Bowl go directly to the OEERC's Education and Leadership Fund for Workers in Precarious Employment, to develop collaborative projects with the Workers' Action Centre (WAC), an organization committed to improving the lives and working conditions of people in low-wage and precarious employment in Ontario.
Recent projects include:
- An 8 month paid internship opportunity for 5 workers, developing their skills in community outreach, organizing and capacity building in their communities;
- ESL classes with a focus on workers' rights;
- Factsheets and booklets on workers' rights issues and legislation (in multiple languages), distributed at conferences, community events, forums, and online.
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text: http://forums.fedoraforum.org – This is pretty much my first real venture into the world of virtual machines. I got VirtualBox-3.0.2_49928_fedora8-1.i386 installed on F8 (yeah, I know - I'll upgrade soon), and downloaded and installed the F11-LXDE spin. Everything seems to be working swimmingly - except network. I searched around here, plus played with the VBox preferences and virtual machine settings, but can't get any network connectivity, mostly just "network unreachable" messages when pinging. The Host machine is a desktop, with static IP addresses set up via the standard system-config-network (no NetWorkManager here), and directly connected to the DSL router, plus I added another static host address for the virtual machine. Firewall is on, basic config. What is required to bludgeon this recalcitrant software into cooperation? Thanks, V (HowTos)


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- Oct 20 1:41 PMHi! My name is Lindsey, and I was part of a similar network back in
the states. I absolutely loved it! When I arrived out here, I was
hoping to find something along the same line. The closest thing that I
came across was the Thrift Shop on Sullivan Barracks. I have spent
plenty of time there in the past 2 months, since we've been here. I
started to dabble with consigning but then every time I had something
to take in, they weren't accepting those items at that time. Which I
completely understand, but at the same time I keep having things that
I no longer need! Which brings us to why I started this group! It's
great to donate and to consign, but it's also great to help out
other's that may be struggling in our community. So I hope everyone
will feel comfortable here and this will be a great experience for
everyone! Thank you very much!
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Sadly I agree with the call to an extent. It just bothers me that it doesn't look like Middlebrooks was in 3rd base line.
I don't agree with it at all. As seen in your pic, he pushes wm down with both hands then trips over wm when he's laying on ground. No obstruction there
Craig was looking at the ball going down the third base line and then tripped over Midlebrooks and held him down. Craig completely sold it because with his bad ankle he knew it was going to be close at the plate.


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text: This editorial was in the Boston Globe this week. It brings home the point of fear with prenatal diagnosis. Basic, primal fear. Fear of the unknown and the uninformed that result in termination of a baby with Down syndrome. I said it in my chapter in the GIFTS book that Ms. Beckham references in her article, that I am so, so thankful that we chose- yes chose as I am pro-choice - to not have invasive prenatal testing when I was pregnant with Nash. I might have been caught up in this fear. We made our choice, a choice to have Nash. We thought through the options we were given at the time prenatal testing was brought up by our OB. We chose- Nash. If you are reading this because you did a search for markers for Down syndrome (nuchal fold thickening, cardiac anomaly, Duodenal Atresia, hyperechogenic Bowel, bilateral renal pyelectasis, brachiocephaly, and choroid plexus cysts femur or humerus length below the fifth percentile, pleural effusion, intracardiac echogenic foci among some) and facing a prentatal diagnosis of trisomy 21 please do your baby a favor. Meet other parents of children with Down syndrome. Those that have had benefits of the federal law IDEA and now have their children included in regular classrooms, enjoying parties and sports activities, and living life. Talk to those that have accurate information on the health issues that might, yes, might, be associated with your unborn child. I say might because our son is very healthy, and many, many are that have Down syndrome. Call your local Ds chapter or NDSS for a new parent packet and more information. Or email me. Don't make a decision based on fear of the unknown. ____________________________________ BEVERLY BECKHAM Lucy's learning. Are doctors? The Boston Globe February 4, 2007 When I brush my granddaughter Lucy's hair and put it in a ponytail, I always kiss the back of her neck. And she giggles. She is 3. She talks. She dances. She goes to school. She plays house and tea, and kickball and follow the leader. She loves books and "Bambi" and church and playing with her cousin Adam. Lucy has Down syndrome. She looks and acts more like a 2-year-old than a 3-year-old. But is this so awful? Don't we say, "Children grow up too fast"? Lucy isn't growing up too fast. She's taking her time. She had heart surgery when she was 2 months old. It was awful, but she survived. And so did we. Hospitals are full of children with problems. Should they all be eliminated before they are born? Future screening tests may make this possible. Imagine if doctors told every parent all the things that could happen to their child. He might get cancer at 1, or diabetes at 2. Or asthma; it's rampant, you know. Or encephalitis. Or meningitis. He could lose his sight, his hearing, his ability to walk, to talk. He could have an allergy and bite into a peanut butter sandwich and die at school one day. Some women would choose not to have children. For decades, doctors frightened women into believing that babies with Down syndrome were better off in institutions. They can't learn, they told women. They'll ruin your life. Pretend you never had him. And because doctors knew best, many women did. Of course, now we know these doctors were wrong. They continue to be wrong. Now they're identifying Down syndrome in the womb so that these children don't have to be born. In December, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists gave its imprimatur to a simple new test that screens for Down syndrome in the first trimester of pregnancy. Down syndrome, also known as Trisomy 21, is a genetic condition in which an extra chromosome alters an individual's physical and mental development. Women 35 and older are routinely screened later in a pregnancy. But the screening has many false positives, so to be certain, women have amniocentesis. Some 85 percent abort when told that their baby has Down syndrome. That's how frightened pregnant women are. The new screening is a blood test combined with an ultrasound, which measures the back of the fetal neck. Thickness there is a marker of Down syndrome. I kiss Lucy's neck and think of this. Women abort babies with Down syndrome because they are afraid. They are afraid of mental retardation. They are afraid of stares and "We're sorrys." They're afraid their child won't go to a prom. They're afraid of everything. And too many medical professionals don't assuage that fear. They stoke it. Most doctors are unduly negative when diagnosing Down syndrome. Two surveys of more than 1,000 mothers conducted by Dr. Brian Skotko of Children's Hospital and Boston Medical Center document this. One mother told how her genetic counselor "showed a really pitiful video first of people with Down syndrome who were very low tone and lethargic-looking and then proceeded to tell us [in 1999] that our child would never be able to read, write, or count change." Information that is not only negative, but wrong. People fear what they don't know. And people, doctors included, don't know enough about Down syndrome. A little known book, "Gifts," may change this. Subtitled "Mothers Reflect on How Children with Down Syndrome Enrich Their Lives," it is the work of 63 women who were afraid, too, before they brought their children home and loved them. A collection of short essays, it could be called "If I knew then what I know now." It is affirming, honest, current, and, unfortunately, out of print. But Woodbine House in Bethesda, Md., is reissuing it in July, and every member of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists should read it. Because doctors need to learn what these women know. That children with Down syndrome are just children, full of life and curiosity and wonder. Some may have health problems, but the problems are treatable. They grow at a slower pace, and statistically may have shorter life spans , but so what? They're turtles, not hares. They're in the race with everyone else, but they go at their own pace. And they will get to the finish line in their own good time -- if they are given the chance. Canton resident Beverly Beckham can be reached at email@example.com. Listen to Beverly read and talk about her columns in her weekly podcast at boston.com/news/podcasts. © Copyright 2007 The New York Times Company


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The president of one of the countryĺs largest and most respected museum complexes has been appointed to the Central Michigan University Board of Trustees.
Patricia Mooradian of Bloomfield Hills, the president of The Henry Ford, was appointed by Gov. Rick Snyder.
ôPatricia is an experienced professional, and I know she will make a positive contribution to the board,ö Snyder said in a statement released by the governorĺs office.
The Henry Ford is a national historic landmark that attracts 1.5 million visitors annually to the Henry Ford Museum, Greenfield Village, Ford Rouge Factory Tour, Benson Ford Research Center, IMAX Theater and the Henry Ford Academy. Previously, she held executive positions with The Taubman Co. in Bloomfield Hills.
Her civic responsibilities include serving on the National Arts Strategies board and the Detroit Metro Convention and Visitors Bureau board. She previously served on the Arab American National Museum Advisory Board. She earned her associate of arts degree from Marymount University in Arlington, Va., and her bachelor of fine arts degree from Texas Christian University in Fort Worth.
ôAs someone with a deep understanding and appreciation for arts, culture and history, her guidance and input will be invaluable to CMU,ö said CMU President George E. Ross in a statement released by the university.
Mooradian will serve the remainder of an eight-year term expiring Dec. 31, 2018, and replaces Patricia Maryland, who resigned effective June 30. Maryland became president of health care operations and chief operating officer for Ascension Health, the parent company of St. John Providence Health System, where she previously served as president and chief executive officer.
While she will continue to reside in Michigan, Marylandĺs new responsibilities will be based in St. Louis and include extensive travel.
The eight-person board is the governing body of the university. Mooradianĺs appointment is subject to the advice and consent of the state Senate.


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2015/2016 school theme
"Let the river flow"
...which stems from Ezekiel 47:9, which says "Swarms of living creatures will live wherever the river flows. There will be large numbers of fish, because this water flows there and makes the salt water fresh; so where the river flows everything will live."
So this year, let's let the river flow…through our doors and out into the community!
So this year, let's let the river flow…through our doors and out into the community!
What's Coming Up...
cystic fibrosis Bake sale
Covenant Christian School will be holding a bake sale to raise money for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundations. The bake sale will be held on Thursday, October 15th, and any baked good you would like to donate to the sale can be brought in that morning. The bake sale will be held in the school' lunch room.
NOTE: Left over baked good will be sold during lunch on Friday, October 16th.
The Annual Community Auction will be held on Saturday, November 7th, at 6:00 pm at Covenant Christian School. Tickets are ON SALE in the school office. Anyone who preregisters and purchases tickets ahead of time will save $5!!! Tickets are being sold for $10. Lastly, just a reminder that Auction Item Sheets are due on Friday, October 16th!
the boot
Thank you again to everyone who donated toward The Boot on Monday! We have been in contact with The Lockdown Company and are getting ready to proceed. However, just a reminder that all money is due by auction time. If you are writing a check, please make it payable to Covenant Christian School and put School Safety or The Boot in the memo.
go buckets
CONGRATULATIONS to the 5th and 6th grade class for being the first class to complete their Go Buckets! Behind them was 7th and 8th and 5th and 6th grade! Woo Hoo! However, we still have three classes who need some help filling their buckets! Please check in with Preschool, Kindergarten, and 1st and 2nd grade to see what they still need!
coding club
The WSESD has given a grant to Covenant Christian School for a Coding Club. This club would teach kids how to create and write code on their iPads. Mrs. Bluestein will be heading this club up and it will be taking place during after school hours. If your child would be interested, please respond back to this email.
NOTE: the day of the week for this club has not yet been set. This is just to foresee interest in the club.
picture day
Picture Day will be held on the morning of Thursday, October 15th. And no worries…pictures will be taken BEFORE gym class!
inservice day
There will be NO SCHOOL on Friday, October 24th, due to a teacher in-service day.


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57 Bappi Lahiri Articles
Himmatwala item song Dhoka dhoka: Tamannaah and Ajay Devgn dance with regional superstars3 years ago 1
Check out the playful banter the two get up to in the company of reigning beauties from regional cinema Sajid Khan is making sure he crams in as… Read Article ▶
Bappi Lahiri and Jazzy B wage The Holi War: Watch video3 years ago 0
Take a look at how these two sort out their differences in a musical way. It's fun! Bappi Lahiri has partnered with Jazzy B to set the mood of holi… Read Article ▶
RA.One director Anubhav Sinha launches his own YouTube channel!3 years ago 0
The filmmaker enters the online arena with Bappi Lahiri and Jazzy B's Holi song Not a lot of people know that Anubhav Sinha, the man whom Shahrukh… Read Article ▶
Gr8 Women's Achievers Awards 2013: Farah Khan, Asin, Prachi Desai attend the do – View pics3 years ago 0
Many more were spotted on the red carpet and on stage. Take a peek! The Gr8 Women's Achievers Awards 2013 ceremony was held at Hotel Lalit, Mumbai… Read Article ▶
Bappi Lahiri says L hit gone!3 years ago 0
The lyrics and meaning of Bappi Lahiri's wacky number L lag gaye gets wackier when translated from Hindi to English After Ooh la la, Bappi Lahiri… Read Article ▶
Luke Kenny talks about zombies, music and imitating Michael Jackson!3 years ago 0
The blue-eyed boy of music in the 90's, known to his fans as the 'Brad Pitt of India', Luke Kenny talks about his recent zombie movie, dodging… Read Article ▶
Jolly LLB song Law lag gaye: Bappi Lahiri scores a wacky chartbuster!3 years ago 0
The Ooh la la singer's new song from Jolly LLB is quite wacky and extremely hummable The wait for Bappi Lahiri's new song from the Arshad… Read Article ▶
Himmatwala music review: The colourful '80s gone stale!3 years ago 2
Music: Sajid-Wajid, Sachin-Jigar Lyrics: Indeevar, Sameer Anjaan Singers: Sunidhi Chauhan, Mamta Sharma, Bappi Lahiri, Shreya Ghosal, Mika Singh… Read Article ▶
Bappi Lahiri does his jiggy thing in new Jolly LLB song: Watch video!3 years ago 1
We caught a very brief glimpse of the original disco king of Bollywood being gung-ho about his new composition, due out soon...and we need… Read Article ▶
Jolly LLB song sneak peek: Bappi Lahiri doesn't impress much!3 years ago 2
The veteran composer-singer limits himself to just ooos and aaoos in this video As we tuned in to the song, or should we say took a 'sneak peek'… Read Article ▶
Himmatwala remake: How different is Ajay Devgn's film from the original?3 years ago 20
By the looks of it, seems like this Ajay Devgn starrer is all tacky and over the top The 1983 Himmatwala starring Jeetendra was no doubt cheesy… Read Article ▶
Hrithik Roshan and Katrina Kaif to go Bang Bang in Kashmir!3 years ago 1
The Bachna Ae Haseeno director's next is titled Bang Bang (not what you think, you dirty minds!) and he plans to kick off with a month-long shooting… Read Article ▶
Bappi Lahiri: Priyanka Chopra is a good singer3 years ago 0
The original disco king of Bollywood talks about his four decade-long musical journey, his association with the late Shiv Sena leader, singing fewer… Read Article ▶
Why didn't Bappi Lahiri sing for Sajid Khan's Himmatwala?3 years ago 0
The Housefull director had requested Bappi da to recreate magic by singing his original compositions - Taaki oh taaki and Naino mein sapna in his… Read Article ▶
Bappi Lahiri 60th birthday: Singer keeps a low profile due to Bal Thackeray's death3 years ago 4
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Paul Newman Hugging Joanne Woodward While Playing the Trombonewritten by recurving on 2012-03-05 in #lifestyle
Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward were married for 50 years until his death. Most likely Paul Newman picked up this instrument in Martin Ritt's Paris Blues starring him as trombone-playing Ram Bowen along Sidney Poitier.3 8 Share Tweet
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May means marvelous summer weather and filmmaking chatter in the south of France as talented directors and fabulous celebrities arrive in celebration of the Cannes Film Festival! Now on its 66th year, the red curtains will be drawn today for Baz Luhrmann's much-awaited masterpiece, "The Great Gatsby."6 Share Tweet


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Finding a model for a stock-market era can lead to surprises.
Take a look at the chart above. The resemblance between the Nasdaq since 1992 and the Dow from 1922 to 1946 is startling.
What did the Dow's run-up to its 1929 peak and the Nasdaq's run-up to 2000 have in common?
The common drivers were inventions, household penetration by new products, savvy entrepreneurs and confident consumers.
The 1920s brought fast-rising market penetration for the car and the radio. Opportunities took odd twists. According to researchers at the University of Colorado, Kirby's Pig Stand in Dallas became the first drive-in restaurant in 1921.
The Pig Stand was first to see the link between cars and meals on the road. Motels and gas stations sprang up. Cars drove demand for rubber, steel, paint and glass. Radios became common. Advertising grew.
The 1990s also were about new products — the growth of faster computers, the Internet and mobile phones.
Economic downturns also have common elements. Forget the political blame game. For investors, the chief insight is the length of the slumps and a sense for what kind of recovery followed.
Where are we now?
In the fourth edition of "How to Make Money in Stocks," William J. O'Neil noted that, "History is now on the march, but it's not like 1929, it's like 1938."
That was published in 2009. Four years later, the market should be like 1942, right? It doesn't always work that way. Mark Twain said history rhymes. But eventually, free verse replaces the rhyming scheme.
Today's market isn't a good match for 1942; we've had the good fortune to avoid the modern equivalent of World War II.
So, now the lines diverge.
Where is the model for 2013?
Look at a chart of the Nasdaq this year. In the first quarter, the Nasdaq rose 8.2%. In Q2, it rose 4.2%. As of Aug. 23, the Nasdaq's Q3 gain was 7.5%.
Looking through the January-to-August charts, we found only one year that was close.
It was the 1922 Dow. Q1 brought a 10.2% gain; Q2, 4.4%; and the partial August, 7.4%. For a look at that overlay chart, see this article on the IBD University page in Investors.com.
The rest of 1922 was choppy. But the good news was that 1922 was two years away from a supercycle bull run. Could it happen again? Now that would be a nice rhyme.
Human nature and the law of supply and demand never change in the stock market. It was the same in the 1920s as it is now. That's why history repeats itself. Decades of IBD research have shown that distribution days are always seen at market tops and follow-through days are always seen at market ...
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NYC Parks Events Calendar
Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
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Saturday, November 28, 2015
Learn to Play Soccer with Coach Victor Campbell
at St. Mary's Recreation Center (in St. Mary's Park), Bronx
12:00 p.m.–2:00 p.m.
Children and youth ages 6-12 years learn fundamental and advanced soccer skills.
Category: Kids, Sports
Paper Quilting
at Lefferts Historic House (in Prospect Park), Brooklyn
1:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.
The Prospect Park Alliance and the Brooklyn Quilters Guild present their annual show for display in the month of November.
Category: Arts & Crafts, History, Kids
Fall Foliage Hike
at Seaman Avenue and Isham Street Entrance (in Inwood Hill Park), Manhattan
1:00 p.m.–2:30 p.m.
Let our Urban Park Ranger naturalists introduce you to the diversity of trees found in our urban forests. Be sure to bring your camera on this hike through Inwood Hill Park.
Category: Nature, Fall Foliage, Hiking
Hunter Island Hike (Moderate)
at Orchard Beach Nature Center (in Pelham Bay Park), Bronx
1:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.
Our Urban Park Ranger hiking guides will introduce you to the hidden gems of New York City. This hike is of moderate intensity, featuring a faster-paced walk on moderate terrain.
Category: Nature, Hiking
Historic New York: Native Americans
at Fort Greene Park Visitor Center (in Fort Greene Park), Brooklyn
1:00 p.m.–2:30 p.m.
Historic New York programs highlight the history and architecture of selected neighborhoods or parks. Native American culture is celebrated in this special program at Fort Greene Park.
Category: Education, History
Union Square: Crossroads of New York Walking Tour
at Abraham Lincoln Statue (in Union Square Park), Manhattan
2:00 p.m.–3:30 p.m.
Explore the social and political history of the Union Square neighborhood through discussions of the people, history, architecture, and forces that have shaped this community.
Category: Education, History, Tours
Le Petit Art
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
2:00 p.m.–3:30 p.m.
Create miniature works of art (4"x6") or less using multiple mediums like acrylic paint, water color, pastel, pencil, ink, and surfaces like wood, canvas, paper, metal, and glass.
Category: Art
Leading the Way: Six Outstanding Women of Queens
at Kingsland Homestead (in Margaret I. Carman Green - Weeping Beech), Queens
2:30 p.m.–4:30 p.m.
The Queens Historical Society presents their newest exhibition, Leading the Way: Six Outstanding Women of Queens. Featuring women from diverse fields and backgrounds, who at one…
Category: Art, History
at Wolfe's Pond Park Comfort Station (in Wolfe's Pond Park), Staten Island
6:00 p.m.–7:30 p.m.
Astronomy programs feature the use of telescopes and binoculars to observe specific astronomical events. Many programs feature astronomy experts and all equipment is provided.
Category: Kids, Astronomy
Sunday, November 29, 2015
New York Road Runners Open Run: Run for Life at Marine Park
at Carmine Carro Community Center (in Marine Park), Brooklyn
9:00 a.m.–10:00 a.m.
Join New York Road Runners for free weekly runs in your neighborhood! Open to all ages and experience levels. Walkers, strollers, and dogs on leash are welcome. No advance registration required.
Category: Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
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Tim Blake Nelson's Leaves of Grass is a comic thriller seen through the dual perspectives of identical twins Bill and Brady Kincaid (both played by two-time Academy Awardr nominee Edward Norton). Bill, a classical philosophy professor at Brown University, returns home upon news of his brother Brady's murder in a drug deal gone awry. Bill quickly learns that Brady's death has been grossly exaggerated, as he's swept up into one of his brother's crazy schemes. Alongside his eccentric mother (Susan Sarandon) and a beautiful woman named Janet (Keri Russell), Bill participates in his brother's wild plan, leading him on a twisted path filled with unique characters and life's most challenging questions. Also starring Richard Dreyfuss and writer-director Nelson, Leaves of Grass merges crime drama, drug comedy and classical philosophy, as it attempts to answer one of the oldest questions in the world: What does it truly mean to be happy?
Leaves of Grass as a title, referring here to both Walt Whitman and marijuana, is indicative of this film's hybridity in regards to genre--half comedy and half brutal crime drama--and tone, which is at once irreverent and highly philosophical. Directed by Tim Blake Nelson, who also costars as the redneck pothead Bolger, Leaves of Grass is about the troubles that follow two identical twins, philosophy professor Bill Kincaid and his marijuana-growing brother Brady, both skillfully played by Edward Norton. When Brady, the man with a criminal mind but an open heart, convinces Bill to return home to their small Oklahoma town, Bill becomes inadvertently embroiled in more than either sibling can handle. While their schemes get complicated, one meets the zany women in their lives, including Daisy (Susan Sarandon), their ex-hippie mom who at a very young age has relinquished herself to a retirement home; Brady's teen sweetheart, Colleen (Melanie Lynskey); and Bill's fling, high school teacher and poet Janet (Keri Russell), who has turned her back on the rigors of New England academic life for one of catfish noodling and Whitman's poetry. Absurd plot lines make up the comedic bulk of this film, ushered along by druggie investor Pug Rothbaum (Richard Dreyfuss), who seems to exist so that clever jokes about Jews populating Tulsa, Oklahoma, can pepper this witty satire. While many shots recall Coen brothers classics like Raising Arizona, Leaves of Grass still manages to distinguish itself from its obvious influences. Hilarious sets and situations, as when Bill stumbles into Brady's black-light-poster-decorated waterbed room, give this film unique style. The strangest aspects of this movie, including its waffling between comedy and drama so that one knows not, at times, when to laugh and when to squirm, become a source of its ambition. Leaves of Grass is also well written and juggles a highly complex, almost slapstick essence with ingenuity. --Trinie Dalton
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EPA to Publish Companies' Water Data
The EPA has proposed changing from paper to e-reporting in an attempt to modernize enforcement of the Clean Water Act, and plans to make companies' data accessible to the public.
The switch would make information about specific facilities — such as inspection and enforcement history, pollutant monitoring results and other data required by permits — accessible through the EPA's website. The change will affect hundreds of thousands of industrial, government and other facilities, the EPA said.
The Clean Water Act requires that municipal, industrial or commercial facilities that discharge waste water directly into waters of the US obtain a permit. The National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) requires that permitted facilities monitor and report data on pollutant discharges and take other actions to ensure discharges do not affect human health or the environment.
Until now, facilities have had to submit data in paper form to states and other regulatory authorities, where the information must be manually entered into data systems. Through the e-reporting rule, these facilities will be able to electronically report their data directly to the appropriate regulatory authority. EPA expects that the e-reporting rule will lead to more comprehensive and complete data on pollution sources and enable quicker availability of the data for use.
The EPA says this will lead to collective savings of $29 million a year for the 46 states and the Virgin Island Territory that are authorized to administer the NPDES program.
Most facilities subject to reporting requirements will be required to start submitting data electronically one year following the effective date of the final rule. Facilities with limited access to the Internet will have the option of one additional year to come into compliance with the new rule. The EPA says it will work closely with states to provide support to develop or enhance state electronic reporting capabilities.
The proposed rule is open for 90 days of public comment.
Separately, the EPA also announced changes to its Integrated Risk Information System (IRIS) chemical assessment program, to improve the scientific foundation of assessments, increase transparency and allow the agency to produce more IRIS assessments each year. IRIS evaluates information on health effects that may result from exposure to environmental contaminants. The EPA uses the assessments in making decisions to protect public health and the environment.
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NEW YORK (AP) - It turns out Jonathan Quick and the Los Angeles Kings are just as good with the lead as they are without it.
ALAMEDA (AP) - Tyvon Branch has gone from being one of the most experienced members of the Oakland Raiders defense to one of the unproven ones after missing almost an entire season with an injury.
MIAMI (AP) - Dwyane Wade thinks there's no one better than the Miami Heat at dealing with the mental challenge of the playoffs. In his eyes, only one other team might compare.
PINEHURST, N.C. (AP) - Pinehurst No. 2 is anything but perfect for the U.S. Open, at least in the traditional sense of major championships in America.
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) - Six-time Olympic gold medalist swimmer Amy Van Dyken severed her spine in an all-terrain vehicle accident over the weekend, and told emergency workers she could not move her toes or feel anything touching her legs.
NEW YORK (AP) - California Chrome co-owner Steve Coburn apologized Monday for his bitter remarks after his horse failed to win the Triple Crown.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - Winning, we've been told since the beginning of the year, is all that matters now in NASCAR.
ANAHEIM (AP) - Mike Trout drove in a run with a double that originally was ruled a homer, Garrett Richards pitched seven strong innings and the Los Angeles Angels beat the Oakland Athletics 4-1 Monday night in the opener of a series between the top two teams in the AL West.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Ian Desmond had a career-high five RBIs and Stephen Strasburg won his third straight decision for the Washington Nationals in their 9-2 victory over the San Francisco Giants on Monday night.
ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) - Lonnie Chisenhall had three homers and nine RBIs in a five-hit game, leading the Cleveland Indians to a 17-7 victory over the Texas Rangers on Monday night.
PHILADELPHIA (AP) - A large payroll filled with big-name players and their impressive resumes hasn't helped the Philadelphia Phillies win many games.
RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) - It's a tale of the two World Cups - one on a field and one playing out on this country's streets.
MIAMI (AP) - Dwyane Wade of the Miami Heat became the latest recipient of a flopping fine from the NBA on Monday, ordered to give up $5,000 after the league found he over-exaggerated a foul charged to San Antonio's Manu Ginobili in Game 2 of the finals.
BALTIMORE (AP) - The Oakland Athletics were cruising to another road win when Manny Machado upset them - again.
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