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also good to remember that police have a different mandate than the military. the police do not take an oath to protect and defend the constitution of the US.
Note in my post above that "police" was in quotation marks. These could be mercenaries, gang members, senators, etc.,...If it came down to a "do or die" situation I can see the LEOs leaving home to protect the country...but not to tear it down.Ed
Well, going back to the famous car analogy, are you worried your car is going to be confiscated also? It's regulated, licensed, registered, has a VIN. It's vehicle records are tracked and can be looked up online. You need to be screened before getting a license to operate it. It is WAY more controlled than any gun, but I don't hear any car conspiracy theories.
All of the countries that the anti-gun people like to point at as having lower "gun deaths" have just as many murders as the US. So of course, the statistics will trickle down to the most available weapon. Once you make it difficult to get assualt rifles, then there will be more deaths by handguns. Once you confiscate the handguns, there will be more deaths by deer rifles. Once you make the deer rifles hard to get there will be more deaths by shotgun. Once you make the shotguns hard to get there will be more deaths by baseball bats and butcher knives. Once you make butcher knives harder to get it will be steak knives... meanwhile the gap between how well armed the criminals are (who will not give up their weapons) compared to honest citizens who did, will get bigger giving more fuel to the fire of disarming because of the abhorrent violence getting worse and worse...All of that, of course, assumes they can actually confiscate guns in the US without a civil war ensuing...There was never murder before we had guns was there? ;) If only there had been a waiting limit on handguns, Cain never would have killed Able...


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I caught my 1st swarm for the season nearly 3 weeks ago here in Brisbane.I really need to get some nucs or old boxes prepared incase I get more calls!
Hi All,These are the pics from the weekend's fun filled cut out. The comb (black too) was at least 2m high possibly as much as 3m. We didn't go down any further than you can see in the pics as there didn't seem much activity in the bottom part. Didn't see the queen but OzBuzz had ordered one from KI just in case. The job took us about 5 hours and we had to pull down the ceiling and push off some tiles to get good access. We grabbed all the brood we could find, which wasn't much, and some stores of honey.
Here in Northern NSW the bees go for the Acacia decurrens, but the bloom of each tree does not last long.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acacia_decurrens
I went there in my lunch break today. It was a warm sunny day (17C?) and it took me about an hour to set up, cut the comb and put into frames. There were not a lot of bees in the nest. I am hoping that they were mostly out foraging. I saw some capped and uncapped brood. I didn't see the queen but I did not want to leave the brood out too long so transfered it as quickly as possible. I needed 4 frames to hold the comb I cut out. I went back after work and they had all moved into the box. :) There were no girls hanging around the entrance, but I could hear them inside. They have now gone off to a new keep who has go the bug after fostering one of my hives for a couple of months.
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Ambassador Club members and guests will have the rare opportunity to see "behind the scenes" at the taping of a Ruckus show at the Kansas City Public Television studio. Ruckus is a lively round table show about big ticket issues that face the Kansas City area today. Moderator, Mike Shanin leads the ensemble. The other panel members are: Yael Abouhalkah, a Kansas City Star columnist; Woody Cozad, an attorney who heads his own government relations and lobbying firm; Gwendolyn Grant, president and CEO of the Urban League of Greater Kansas City; and Mary O'Halloran, who created a media and communications business after years in public office. After watching the taping of the show, we'll have an opportunity to meet and mingle with the panelists. We will have lunch at the station before we are off to our next stop.
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Hello all. It's been forever since I have posted here. But, Life Happens you know.
I have been staying very active with the Squad 66 portion of the 501st. And we do events all the time which is why we are really in these clubs I would hope. My daughter is to the age where she has stopped growing for the most part and also she wishes to be part of the Star Wars Nerds. She wants us to begin making her a female Star Wars costume. But..... She doesn't wan't to be a half naked twilek or a shaved head bounty hunter. We were reading up on the star wars universe and discovered Fett had Wife, Daughter and Grand Daughter. And from the pix his Grand Daughter seemed to be a Mandalorian. So one of those is always an option Zam Wessel and Bousch is also out there but I'm not sure if I want to do the bousch and Zam would take a good amount of leather crafting to do well. I can fabricate her a female Mandalore much easier in my opinion. But..... ( Thost Big Ole But's keep getting in the way) :lol I doubt that right now in the current 501st atmosphere and way of thinking none of those are Canon and part of the 501st. Which is sad. I hope that now the leadership is changing some of these things will be lossened up. After all shouldn't we encourage imagination? Yes you can still require to be an official trooper or fett or vader or Rankor keeper you have to follow the suit that is known. No problems there. But I see no trouble with expanded universe characters. Novels, Comics, and the like would have to be at least approved by Lucas.
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4-H Service-Learning began with a federally funded grant awarded to the Iowa Commission on Volunteer Service and implemented in partnership with ISU Extension and Outreach, said Judy Levings, assistant director of 4-H Youth Development. During the original grant project, known as Reach Out Iowa, youth, guided by adult volunteers, participated in service-learning activities that combined meaningful community service with instruction and reflection to enrich the learning experience and develop civic responsibility.
"Service-learning integrates community needs, intentional learning objectives and structured opportunities for reflection, demonstration and celebration. Service-learning projects take community service or volunteer projects to the next level by emphasizing empowering youth to identify needs in their community and planning service projects themselves. This creates a more meaningful experience for youth," Levings explained.
The grant funded the initial service-learning activities for youth, as well as training for youth and adult volunteers in the core components of service-learning — investigation, planning, action, reflection, demonstration and celebration — referred to as the IPARDC process, Levings said. During the three-year grant project, 6,912 youth from 45 communities completed 145 community service projects, ranging from providing backpacks filled with healthy food and snacks for food insecure youngsters in Sioux City to creating a safe driving simulation for Madrid citizens.
"The service-learning approach not only benefits the young people involved in the activities, but also strengthens the entire community, as young people gain a voice in the work of community institutions and agencies," Levings said.
"Our Reach Out Iowa grant funding has ended, but 4-H Service-Learning continues," Levings said. "Now our network of trained youth and adult volunteers throughout the state will support service-learning by providing training and technical assistance to 4-H clubs and other youth development organizations. The goal is to involve many more young people in community-based service-learning activities."
Service-learning leads to long-term results, as one youth member from a Reach Out Iowa project stated: "I think probably the biggest thing that I've gained from these projects is knowing that I'm helping and knowing that I'm making a difference. Later on in life I can use my leadership skills that I've gained to, like, just not improve my life, but to keep improving others' lives as well, because I don't think I will ever stop doing these things, not now that I've started."
Iowans of all ages take community service seriously. According to the Volunteering in America report from the Corporation for National and Community Service, 867,412 Iowa residents volunteered 80.3 million hours of service through or for a nonprofit or community organization in 2010. Service also takes place informally when people work with neighbors on community issues. In 2010, more than 239,000 Iowans volunteered informally — approximately 10 percent of Iowa residents.
The Volunteering in America report also notes that from 2008-2010, on average, 37.9 percent of Iowans volunteer, they contribute 39.9 volunteer hours annually, and their combined service is worth $2 billion to their communities.
4-H Service-Learning and Volunteer Iowa: A Call to Service provide avenues for increasing volunteerism and expanding the definition of service, Levings said.
"Our 4-H youth development staff can train volunteers in your community in the IPARDC service-leaning model to help you begin community service projects in which youth and adults work together. Just contact your ISU Extension and Outreach county office to get started," Levings said.
To learn more about Volunteer Iowa: A Call to Service, visit www.volunteeriowa.org.


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'"Most of my goals have always been around the net or right in front there or off to the side, close to the paint," Boyes said Wednesday inside the First Niagara Center after the Sabres prepared for tonight's tilt against the lowly Columbus Blue Jackets. "I don't tend to score a lot from the outside. It's a matter to remind myself to go there and get those opportunities and look for those loose pucks."'
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Journalism Minor
Prepares students for jobs in the newspaper, online news, magazine, corporate public relations and writing professions.
For department information or additional degree requirements, click here
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|Total Credits Required for Minor
|Choose from the following:
|EN 206 Survey of Journalism (4 cr.)
|EN 302 Nonfiction Writing (4 cr.)
|EN 307 Journalism Practicum (2 cr.)
|EN 406 Advanced Newswriting (4 cr.)
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LONDON (AP) — On an indoor court, Roger Federer can win even when he's not playing his best.
He proved that again Thursday at the ATP finals, beating David Ferrer 6-4, 7-6 (5) and advancing to the semifinals with a group match to spare despite struggling with his serve and scrambling to stay in the long rallies.
"I've been very successful over the years. Probably won most titles indoors, maybe more than all the other guys combined," said Federer, who called it a natural surface for him. "But that doesn't make me the best this week."
However, he is the big favorite.
The two-time defending champion is looking for his seventh title at the season-ending event for the top eight players in the world. He is 2-0 at the O2 Arena, with his last group match against Juan Martin del Potro on Saturday.
Del Potro will play Janko Tipsarevic in the other Group B match later Thursday.
Federer made only 53 percent of his first serves against Ferrer. And in his first two service games alone, he was forced to save six break points.
But he did save them, and three others, while getting broken only once.
"I definitely needed a good second serve, especially in the first set," Federer said. "I didn't have that many serves in play the way I wanted to. Either the rhythm was off a bit or I wasn't pushing enough with the legs or whatever it might have been."
With the victory, Federer improved his record over Ferrer to 14-0. In 10 years of facing each other, Ferrer has won only three sets against the 17-time Grand Slam champion.
That looked like it was going to change on Thursday.
The retriever Ferrer got to ball after ball to extend rallies and keep Federer on the move. In the opening game, the Spaniard quickly took a 0-40 lead but failed to convert any of his three break chances.
He had three more chances in the third game — minutes after Federer had broken Ferrer's serve — but again Federer was able to pull through and hold.
"I had a lot of chances ... I can't do it," said Ferrer, who won the Paris Masters last week for his tour-leading seventh title of the season. "Sometimes with these players, if I don't take my chance, I don't win the important points; it's very difficult to win these matches."
Ferrer finally managed a break to get back on serve at 3-2, but Federer didn't allow another.
However, both were forced to save break points in the second set. Federer saved two, and Ferrer one.
"Ferrer showed why he's so tough to beat. He makes you hit the extra shot. He makes it physical," Federer said. "You know that mentally he's not going to go anywhere."
Ferrer has a chance to overtake Rafael Nadal as the fourth-ranked player in the world, but he may need to win the title to achieve it.
"I don't think about that because Rafa is injured. For me, I don't care if I finish 4 or 5," Ferrer said. "I am trying to do my best to have a great tournament here. And after here, then next week I will have a very important Davis Cup final."


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New Hampshire Club Notes
September 25. 2013 8:17PM
The new State DAR regent. Phyllis M.C. Gagnon, cuts a cake during a reception in her honor last month hosted by her home chapter, the Molly Stark Chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution of Manchester. Joining her at the cake-cutting at the Puritan Backroom in Manchester are state officers, from left, Linda Miccio, assistant treasurer; Pat Holt, corresponding secretary; Jackie Marshall, registrar; Priscilla Theberge, organizing secretary; Mary Pease, historian; and Marilyn Holmquist, recording secretary. (COURTESY)
Exeter— The Exeter Woman's Club is sponsoring antique appraisals from 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 6, in the Exeter Town Hall.
Dan Olmstead of Newfields will give the verbal appraisals. No reservations are needed; walk-ins only.
The cost is $4 for one item; $10 for three items. The proceeds will benefit the club scholarship and several club charities.
Salem club to learn about exercise program
SALEM — Salem Woman's Club members will be up and moving when the club tries a new exercise program at its meeting at noon Tuesday at Kelley Library on Main Street.
Members Dorothy Falco and Lorraine Amirault, who are trained leaders, will demonstrate some simple steps and let women follow along.
American Legion Post to host karaoke Saturday
MEREDITH — American Legion Post 33, 6 Plymouth St., is hosting a karaoke event at 8 p.m. Saturday. Anyone interested is invited to join the fun by singing or watching others sing.
Windham club's program about Honor Flight
WINDHAM — The Windham Woman's Club's next meeting will begin with a luncheon at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday in the Windham Town Hall upstairs.
Guests are welcome at the meeting, which also is a chance to learn about the club.
For more about the meeting or club, call membership chairman Sue Violi at 889-0578 or go to windhamwomansclub.com.
SOMERSWORTH — The Somersworth Festival Association says it still has limited spaces available for vendors for its 20th annual Harvest Craft Fair, which is set for 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 19, at Somersworth High School.
The fair will feature more than 150 of crafters and food served by the association board members. For more information about the fair, call Sue at 692-5869.
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Deputy, Pregnant Woman Hurt in Wreck
A Bexar County Sheriff's Deputy was hurt last night when he broadsided an SUV at Loop 1604 and Highway 151 on the northwest side, officials tell 1200 WOAI news.
The Deputy was on his way to a disturbance call with his lights and siren operating, when he slammed into an SUV driven by a pregnant woman.
She was taken to University Hospital as a precaution.
The deputy was transported to Stone Oak Methodist with injuries which are not life threatening.
Police are investigating the crash, but so far, no charges have been filed.


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In fall 2010 a 1,200-sf painting on
the concrete façade of UMass Amherst's Fine Arts Center prompted viewers to
interpret it like a giant Rorschach test, thanks to visiting artist and Macarthur
Fellow Anna Schuleit 98 PT. When seen reflected in the
adjacent pond, the seemingly abstract design crystallized into a man's face,
creating a low-tech projection that changed in response to natural weather,
wind and light conditions. Schuleit created Just
a Rumor in response to the idiosyncratic site and in the wake of her
research into the "missing faces" of Northampton State Hospital, the former
psychiatric hospital where she staged the sound installation Habeas Corpus a decade ago.
Between then and now, Schuleit
has earned an MA in Liberal Studies
with a concentration in creative writing at Dartmouth (for an artist, "it can
be important to translate ideas into words," she observes). She has also
completed a series of residencies – at Bogliasco (2009), Bowdoin College
(2008), the Radcliffe Institute (2006), Yaddo (2005) and the MacDowell Colony
(2007, 2005, 2002, 2000). These have, in turn, yielded major public art works
such as Bloom (2003), in which she
filled the Massachusetts Mental Health Center with 28,000 flowers, and Intertidal (2007), commissioned by the
Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston as a site-specific outdoor installation
on the Boston Harbor Islands.
considering a new site for her work, Schuleit says, "I try to gaze in, hold
still and record what I find. The connection begins when I have no clue what to
do with my findings, or where to start."
it's this vulnerability and willingness to let the process be her guide that
works so well for this young multimedia artist. Critics and the general public
tend to be moved by her work; one reviewer calls it "architectural therapy," while
another describes Schuleit as "an activist, historian and minimalist, and...the
rare combination of artist and healer." Based on the impact of her work, she
was selected as a Radcliffe Institute Fellow in 2006 and that fall earned the
capstone of her early career accomplishments: a "genius" grant from the
Macarthur Foundation.
Related links:Just a Rumor-An Installation by Anna SchuleitArtist Grows With Her ArtAnna Schuleit Anna Schuleit::BLOOM (2003)1856.org - State Hospitals of Massachusetts


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Kind of dissapointed not to see Janish in there. Get the winning streak to 7.
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Kind of dissapointed not to see Janish in there. Get the winning streak to 7.
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Reds baseball and Vin Scully for me. Sounds like the begining of a good night.
I better get Vin and not George.
Just when you thought the Reds defense couldn't get any worse, it does.
Patterson is back in the lineup. Yippee.
I got a Griffey dinger tonight in my boxscore
Baseball is like church. Many attend, few understand
4 pitch walk to Freel and Penny is not near the strike zone.
Freel over EE -- interesting choice. With this group, I'd have gone:
Games are won on run differential -- scoring more than your opponent. Runs are runs, scored or prevented they all count the same. Worry about scoring more and allowing fewer, not which positions contribute to which side of the equation or how "consistent" you are at your current level of performance.
Freel walks and nothing Penney threw hit 90 or was close to the zone. I hope he's off
A day off will help Edwin.Edwin Encarnacion is getting a day off. He's 9-for-53 over his last 14 games with only four RBI.
"I think he needs a day," Dusty Baker said. "I told him last night and he didn't fight it, so you know he needs it."
Patterson grounds into a 5-4 FC. 1 out.
Junior lines a single to right. 1st and 3rd.
Nice hit and run. Runners on the corners.
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Property Taxes Law Guide – Revision 2012
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Property Taxation
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Chapter 3. Assessment Generally
Article 2.5. Change in Ownership Reporting*
Section 485
485. Assessment; failure to file statement. If, after written request by the assessor, any person fails to comply with any provision of law for furnishing information required by Section 480, the assessor, based upon information in his possession, shall estimate the value of the property and, based upon this estimate, promptly assess the property.
History.—Stats. 1981, Ch. 714, in effect January 1, 1982, substituted "assess" for "assesses" after "promptly".
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Groth Breaks Career Digs Record as Phoenix Sweeps Wright State
By: Ryan Hartwig (@RyanHartwig)
DAYTON, Ohio (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - Needing just three digs to break the school's career record, Green Bay senior Brittany Groth (Oak Creek, Wis.) registered a match-high 27 on Friday night to help the Phoenix volleyball team sweep Wright State 3-0 (25-17, 27-25, 25-21) at the C.J. McLin Gymnasium. The Phoenix, which has secured the No. 5 seed in next weekend's Horizon League Tournament, improves to 15-12 overall and 6-7 in the conference, while the Raiders drop to 2-29 overall and 0-13 against league opponents.
Despite recording just six as a freshman in 2009, Groth has amassed 1,814 digs in her four-year career at Green Bay, moving her ahead of former Phoenix standout Megan Elfering, who had 1,789 from 2005-08. Groth's 27 digs on Friday were the second-most in school history in a three-set match, just two shy of her own school record of 29 which she set earlier this season against Auburn.
In addition, Groth's 27 digs pushed her season total to 643, which is just 16 shy of tying her single season school record of 659 that she set as a junior in 2011.
Green Bay has now won five of its last seven contests, including three of its last four. The win also marked Green Bay's second sweep of the Raiders this season, as the Phoenix also won 3-0 on Oct. 9 at the Kress Center.
"It was good to win this one in three," Green Bay head coach Debbie Kirch said. "Wright State played hard and we had to fight for every point. Every conference win is important, and so is winning on the road."
Senior Carmen Leitermann (Schofield, Wis.) had a team-high 12 kills on 24 swings (.417) to lead a trio of Phoenix players in double-figures on Friday. Juniors Lyndsay Zabkowicz (Oak Creek, Wis.) and Monica Anderson (Cottage Grove, Wis.) had 11 apiece as Green Bay finished with a 50-36 advantage in kills and a .281 to .167 edge in hitting percentage.
Green Bay started out strong in set one, cruising to a 25-17 victory. Back-to-back kills by Zabkowicz opened up a six-point Phoenix lead (14-8) midway through, and another Zabkowicz kill gave the visitors their largest advantage at 23-13. After three straight points by the Raiders, Zabkowicz found the floor for the fourth time in the opening set, moving the Phoenix ahead 1-0.
The Phoenix had to come from behind in the second, as the Raiders built a 10-6 lead out of the gate and led 23-20 late. Two straight kills by Taylor Kasal (Westmont, Ill.) and Zabkowicz got it to 23-22, and back-to-back WSU errors gave the Phoenix the lead at 24-23. A kill by Leitermann gave Green Bay its third set-point chance at 26-25, and Zabkowicz ended it once again at 27-25 to put the Phoenix on top 2-0.
The third saw Green Bay leading by nine (20-11) following a kill by Katie Mroczenski (New Berlin, Wis.), but Wright State battled back with a 9-3 run to cut it to three (23-20). Kasal answered with a kill to give the Phoenix a match-point opportunity at 24-20, and a WSU attack error ended the set and the match at 25-21.
Junior setter Leah Poel (Jenison, Mich.) had a solid night for the Phoenix, recording a match-high 39 assists as well as six kills. Mroczenski posted a team-best five blocks to go along with six kills. WSU's Heidi Splinter led all players with 15 kills.
Green Bay is back in action on Saturday at 7 p.m. when it takes on Valpo in the regular season finale at the Athletics-Recreation Center in Valparaiso, Ind.
###For the latest and most up-to-date information on Green Bay Athletics and Green Bay Volleyball, please visit GreenBayPhoenix.com.


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How-To: Using a custom Java class in UCCX 5.x (SOAP Example)
- Purple, 4500 points or more
Update: Due to the loss of dropbox, the links to dropbox offline project are no longer active. Please use this awesome document as your new reference:
Update: Due to a server failure, the links to http://www.avholloway.com/ are no longer active. Please download the offline project.
This tutorial can be viewed in its entirety on my web site:
The first thing we need to do is find out what version of Java is our server running, this way we know which version of Java to compile in.
This document outlines the JRE (Java Runtime Environment) version compatibility with all versions of CRS:
"Cisco Customer Response Solutions (CRS) Software and Hardware Compatibility Guide" - June 16, 2008
According to that document, my version of CRS, v5.0(1) SR2, uses JRE 1.5.0. So I will go to Sun's site and download the JDK (Java Development Kit) for that version.
Alternatively, you could determine the Java version right on the CRS server itself. Though, there could be multiple JRE's installed, and the CRS Engine uses only the one listed in the above document.
Sun's page for previous JDK versions:
I would typically install the JDK and JRE for 1.5.0 on my personal computer and not on the server. This way I can do all of my Java testing offline, making sure it all works, before even uploading it to the server. I did one additional, and optional, thing to make developing easier. I added the bin directory to my path variable so I can execute the necessary Java commands from any directory. This is outlined in the installation instructions, which can be found on the JDK download page.
So now we have our development environment setup. Yep, all we needed was the JDK, and the JRE, the only other tool we'll use it already on every system; a text editor. I will use TextEdit on my Mac for this example, but you could easily use Notepad on Windows, or nano on Linux.
I will not get into the details of writing Java apps/classes, so for the purpose of this tutorial I will offer my simple SOAP class to you.
Disclaimer: I am not a Java programmer. In fact, this is my very first program in Java, and I learned just enough for this task.
Browseable link: http://www.avholloway.com/vtools/ipcc/custom-java/soap/SimpleSOAP.java.txt
Download link: http://www.avholloway.com/vtools/ipcc/custom-java/soap/SimpleSOAP.java
Now, we need to compile our source code into byte code so the JRE can execute it. Compiling the .java file will result in a new file of the same name, but with the .class extension on it.
http://www.avholloway.com/vtools/ipcc/custom-java/soap/compiling-SimpleSOAP.png - Command Prompt>javac SimpleSOAP.java
Now we need to test this new class to see if it works before we add the complexity of the CRS environment.
Let's create another Java file, and this one will utilize our newly created class.
Browseable link: http://www.avholloway.com/vtools/ipcc/custom-java/soap/RunMyCode.java.txt
Download link: http://www.avholloway.com/vtools/ipcc/custom-java/soap/RunMyCode.java
Now we compile that source code so it can also be ran.
http://www.avholloway.com/vtools/ipcc/custom-java/soap/compiling-RunMyCode.png - Command Prompt>javac RunMyCode.java
Next we pass the RunMyCode class to the JRE like so (Note the absence of the .class or .java file extension):
http://www.avholloway.com/vtools/ipcc/custom-java/soap/running-RunMyCode.png - Command Prompt>java RunMyCode
Your output should look something similar to this:
Screen shot: http://www.avholloway.com/vtools/ipcc/custom-java/soap/running-RunMycode.png
Browseable link: http://www.avholloway.com/vtools/ipcc/custom-java/soap/soap-response.xml
OK, so if everything is working up to this point, it's safe to assume that our CRS server will be able to utilize our class as well.


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This video stuff is a LOT of work!!! More stuff to carry ,it starts to dictate where and how you set up and can take a lot of quality out of a guys hunt. Just so you lazy guys can get your fix... No I like messing with it. The boy and I ran out the other evening after work (ME) fishing (him). The wind was a little harder than we like and the 100* temps made us work for any coyotes. We hunted till we couldn't see for darkness and only had one set that worked. The bugs had a ball feeding on us as we are trying to sit still, and we had one very pissed off doe deer ( fawn in distress call)We found a BBIIGG coulee with the wind kind of in our face and also going cross ways down the coulee and the sun in our eyes. Not perfect but workable. After what felt like an hour we started to call. I barely had time to hit the record button on the pro and two coyotes started in on us from the upper end of the coulee. They split one was going to get around in back of us and wind me the other still in the bottom both coming FAST. I had to make a big adjustment when the female looked a way, I hoped she would still be in the camera, no time to look. I have the Pro mounted to my shooting sticks. It put me in an awkward position and I was having a hard time getting the scope on her. Finally got it and I took the shot, the tell tale sound of a soled hit and she spun in mid air took a few steps ,OUT of camera and fell! I hustled around to get a running shot at the male, no luck. Total time was an hour under five minuets calling.
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I'm attempting to put up my Boba costume on a mannequin for display. I got it all on, but it is unstable. The support is one of those with the metal bar that inserts into the calf. No matter how I tighten it, though, it wants to tip over when I put the jetpack on. I am currently displaying him without his jetpack, but it just seems wrong!
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By Nick Ames
Per Mertesacker is particularly looking forward to facing Swansea City on Saturday.
The German centre-back made his Arsenal debut against the men from south Wales 15 months ago, and says that the visit of Michael Laudrup's side will evoke good memories.
"My first game last year was against Swansea, so it's always something special to face them," Mertesacker told the Official Matchday Programme:
"They are playing well - they have good possession and are doing similarly to last year, when they were impressive. It's important that we keep to our normal gameplan and be ready to do something right from the start, especially in the final third of the pitch.
"Swansea are a good, technical side - they can play shorter and longer balls to good effect. But we have to look at our game first and improve on the Everton performance. We have to respect our game as well as that of the opponent. December is here, and it's a very important month for us - let's start it as we mean to go on."
There were glimpses of Arsenal's best form in that hard-fought draw at Goodison Park on Wednesday night, Theo Walcott firing home the opener inside the first minute. It was the perfect start, but Mertesacker has regrets about the home side's eventual comeback.
"We had a fantastic start with Theo scoring, which was exactly what we were looking for," he said. "But we made a couple of mistakes in the build-up to their equaliser that made us a bit vulnerable - losing the ball near our own box. It was a vital moment for Everton, and they came back in a way that we'd wanted to avoid."
You can read the full interview with Per in the matchday programme for the Swansea match. Click here to subscribe
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Boehner to Harry Reid: "Go f*** yourself"
posted at 8:26 am on January 2, 2013 by Allahpundit
Alternate headline: "Boehner reelected Speaker in landslide."
It was only a few days before the nation would go over the fiscal cliff, no bipartisan agreement was in sight, and Reid had just publicly accused Boehner of running a "dictatorship" in the House and caring more about holding onto his gavel than striking a deal.
"Go f— yourself," Boehner sniped as he pointed his finger at Reid, according to multiple sources present.
Reid, a bit startled, replied: "What are you talking about?"
Boehner repeated: "Go f— yourself."
The harsh exchange just a few steps from the Oval Office — which Boehner later bragged about to fellow Republicans — was only one episode in nearly two months of high-stakes negotiations laced with distrust, miscommunication, false starts and yelling matches as Washington struggled to ward off $500 billion in tax hikes and spending cuts.
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Borseth Era Tips off with 103-31 Exhibition Win
By: Jill Wunrow
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - The second Kevin Borseth era of Green Bay women's basketball tipped off with a commanding 103-31 exhibition win over Judson Saturday, Oct. 27 at the Kress Events Center. The contest was the first for Borseth in the Kress.
"This is really all about the players. I want to make sure they're getting as much out of me as a coach as they want," Borseth said. "First time for me in the Kress Events Center is really exciting with the greatest fan support we could hope for and being able to coach in front of them and for them is an honor and privilege."
As Phoenix fans saw one veteran player lead the way with senior Sarah Eichler (Grafton, Wis.) scoring a game-high 18 points, they also saw a glimpse of the future as freshman Kaili Lukan (Barrie, Ontario) poured in 16 points.
Eichler scored five points in the first four minutes of the contest before finishing with 14 in the half. With a four-point Phoenix lead, Kaili Lukan's first collegiate points came off a three-pointer from the right wing, giving Green Bay the 18-11 advantage at the 13:41 mark. One minute later, Lukan drained her second three of the contest en route to 14 first-half points.
"After she sank her first three, she just wanted to jump out of her shoes. That was a Kodak moment," Borseth said. "That was one of those moments where I don't know if she'll ever have a bigger smile on her face the rest of her life."
Megan Lukan (Barrie, Ontario) went 4-for-4 from the field in the first half, scoring all of her 11 points in the opening half of play. As a team, Green Bay shot 61 percent in the first half from the field and 33 percent from three-point range en route to a 55-19 lead at the break.
"Judson played tough in the first half. They moved the ball well and hit some tough shots," said Borseth. "The key for us is to not get sloppy and foul a lot, and I think we did a great job of that in the first half."
All 15 players on the Phoenix roster saw playing time with five finishing in double figures. In addition to Eichler's 18, Kaili Lukan's 16 and Megan Lukan's 11, Breannah Ranger (Skokie, Ill.) and Jenny Gilbertson (Wabasha, Minn.) each added 10 points in the win.
"I believe in our team and they believe in themselves and we need everybody to contribute in order to move forward," Borseth said of his team's performance. "I was impressed with all of our players' efforts and concentration levels when they were playing out there."
Fans certainly can expect a hard-working 2012-13 Phoenix squad from both the senior leadership who is playing their last first of many things this season and seven freshmen who understand the honor of wearing the Green Bay jersey.
"It's an amazing feeling to know that it's been three years and it's gone so fast and been a great journey," Eichler said.
"I was very excited for this game," Kaili Lukan said. "It's one thing to put on a jersey on but to put one on for this team is a great experience. It's such a family here and I'm so proud to be part of it."
Green Bay will host Michigan Tech Saturday, Nov. 3 at 7 p.m. at the Kress Events Center in its final exhibition game.


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George Bush, when governor of Texas never met a request for halting an execution that he could approve and frequently boasted that he never lost a moment of sleep over the thought an innocent person might be executed in his state. Judge Sharon Keller, a senior judge in Texas, refused to hear a last minute appeal from a prisoner facing execution on grounds that "we close at 5." She is now being dubbed "Sharon Killer" by her opponents and is now facing a trial of alleged judicial misconduct. On September 25, 2007, convicted rapist and murderer, Michael Richard's lawyer, who had been delayed by computer glitches, contacted her at 4:45 p.m. asking for a short delay in the execution until the Supreme Court ruled on an issue that might effect the case. She was home handling repairs to her home and responded, "we close at 5."
Sharon Killer is probably the highest ranking judge in Texas history to face charges of misconduct because of her refusal to respond to a legitimate request. The sad aspect of this story is the inability of justice to place on trial former Governor George Bush for his lack of compassion and study of how DNA testing offers new data on crime. Oh, I forgot, he ran on a program of being a "compassionate Republican." If Bush and Keller are "compassionate judges," what are the nasty ones like?


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|Advice and guidance on buying a pedigree puppy from an experienced dog breeder. Buying a puppy should be a joyous event but it can be marred with pitfalls and difficulties. This forum will help you a lot to find for the breed you want.
I watched it.
The problem as they see it is that Breed Clubs regulate and appoint judges and set standards, judges dictate what wins in the ring, breeders breed what will win in the ring, breeders fuel breed clubs, changes are between difficult and impossible to impose on any of the levels. What they want is government interference in dog breeding.
The kennel club, fueled by breed clubs feels education is better than legislation, while the animal activists feel that legislation is the only avenue to change.
I think we elect legislators not for their love of animals, or their knowledge of animal husbandry or genetics. I think canine problems should be managed by those who own dogs. I think the SV has requirements for breeding, titles, tests, show ratings, health screenings, etc, but problems still exist in the German Show Lines.
I think some of the problems we are seeing in dogs may not be breeding, but may be due to contaminants in food and in the environment. Every year more of my acquaintances come down with cancer, and I hear of more and more heinous crimes being committed. I imagine that health and temperament in humans cannot all be due to inbreeding. And it is not surprising that dogs are also having problems.
What is disturbing is the differences in skulls. But if you look at GSDs, the differences in the skulls that currently exist in the breed as of today, you could probably put together a pretty scary computer generated graph like that, but all those differences are actually perhaps a good thing, in that the whole of the breed is not cookie-cutter the same.
|I can't get it to load - problems on my end. But I liked the last one as well. Biased or not, is was valid. The GSDs made me pretty sad to see too.. Can't believe some of those dogs even place at shows.
Dalmation dog health problems could be solved easily if they were to open their stud books and allow one of the German hunter dogs to breed into it . Extensive research was done - I do believe the outcome was that the Dalmation breed authorities chose to keep the books closed.
I was talking about this with a geneticist friend and he chose Dalmations to make his point.
I'll have to ask about this again.
|Also, I think these documentaries would do better if they were targeted towards buyers. Instead of attacking breeders (even though some of it is fair), why not try to help educate buyers? I don't know, this last one seemed to show people that were surprised that there was 1-2 or 2-3 linebreeding in their dog's pedigree thus doubling up on health issues. That's something very easy to spot before you ever place a deposit on a puppy. Breed is never going to change by going after the kennel clubs, since they don't set breed standards, but it might change if you educate buyers and put more responsibility on them so that they aren't buying these puppies.
|I like this one better, maybe because it didn't involve GSDs, lol. However I think what they are asking is never going to happen. They already know that breed clubs set the standards. Kennel clubs are just registries, they cannot require health testing unless the breed club calls for it. And now we've seen twice what happens when you try to convince breed clubs to implement stricter standards.
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Watched it - I liked it. I felt the stand was much different than the first one. Instead of lumping all breeders into this "horrible" group, instead they focused on realistic problems with options and alternatives, and showed good breeders willing to fight, and IMHO bad breeders (no matter how many titles their dog's had) who just didn't seem to care for the sake of another win or another title or another purebred produced.
I agree the sequel is better and I hope people see it before purchasing a pup, understand what makes a good breeder and support them.
|Watched it - I liked it. I felt the stand was much different than the first one. Instead of lumping all breeders into this "horrible" group, instead they focused on realistic problems with options and alternatives, and showed good breeders willing to fight, and IMHO bad breeders (no matter how many titles their dog's had) who just didn't seem to care for the sake of another win or another title or another purebred produced.
|Oh my apologies, I didn't realize there was a "sequel". I will watch this and check it out. Probably just as biased and unfavoring to GOOD breeders as the last.
For the most part EXTREMELY biased, does not give the true story at all to many breeds. For example, takes a BYB example of a breed riddled with health problems and paints the picture that it is EVERY breeder under the sun breeding dogs like that. I think the boxer they show is a PRIME example,
I'm sorry to many SL people on here, but I agree with the german shepherd part. Too manly poorly conformed dogs are ranked as the BEST of Crufts. Don't get me wrong, I know there are good WGSL dogs. But you have BOBs that are so cow-hocked they can barely trot a straight line without looking ataxic.
It's also a shame about Fiona, another Crufts dog, and the uproar show people put on about that. Dalmations aren't always able to convert uric acid, and this can cause potentially fatal problems. An out-crossing to a single pointer 20 some years ago (I believe) rid the offspring and all descendents of this gene. Basically a clean, healthy line. Fiona is a grand champion. She breeds true. There hasn't been any out-breeding in her lines for generations. And she could add MANY many benefits to the overall health of the breed.
But they deny her and want her out because she's a "mongrel"? Titles and lines mean more than health, even though by every definition she is a purebred?
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Despite $5 bottles of water and grey, rainy weather for most of the weekend, Copenhagen proved a welcoming and interesting little city, with an outsized cultural scene and friendly people. I arrived into the Danish capital early on a Friday morning and zipped quickly through the stylish and efficient airport terminal only to have my spirits dampened by the uninspiring currency exchange rate and the uninspiring gloomy skies (underscored by an uninspiring high temperature in the low 40s). With the excitement of getting to know a new place somewhat tempered by my aversion to the cold and my fear overspending—hell, of spending any money, really—I caught the bus from the airport to my friend's house, passing alongside the blue-gray expanse of the Oresund and coursing through quaint little Danish neighborhoods with quaint little Danish houses, all with quaint little Danish flags flying on flagpoles in each yard. My friend Naomi is in Denmark with her son working on a Master's degree and she was one of the first friends I made in Brasília when I moved there a few years ago. I was hyped about seeing her and speaking Portuguese on the streets of Copenhagen. And speak Portuguese on the streets of Copenhagen we did, with people looking curiously, then smiling at the three of us as we took advantage of the one sunny day that weekend and toured the historic canals by boat, wafted through legal weed smoke in the independent little burg of Christiania, and took in a couple of the offerings at the documentary film festival happening that weekend (specifically, we saw Paul Simon: Under African Skies and Tropicália). There's something to be said for the way people respond to families with children, as opposed to single (and large) men on the street.
While Naomi and filho were at school, I took to the city alone, marveling at the seemingly large number of brown and black people in town (including several city bus drivers) and hitting up a few quirky coffee shops and eateries in search of what the Danes call hygge, which is roughly translated in English as "coziness." I had a trio of delicious "smushis" (traditional Danish open-faced sandwiches served in sushi-sized chunks) at The Royal Café, proceeded to choke on the prices for curios at the nearby Royal Copenhagen porcelain store, then warmed up with one of the richest cups of hot chocolate I've ever had in life at La Glace, an old school confectionary with enough enticing sweet stuff to warrant an extra hour on the treadmill.
At night, Naomi and I met up with a couple of her school mates at the National Gallery of Denmark and had engaging political debate (Obama vs. Romney, Greece vs. Germany, McDonald's vs. Burger King) while the DJ spun Scandinavian downtempo and people just sat and watched the light display and drank beer. After chicken curry and shawarmas (at two different places), we ended up at a surprisingly amazing and intimate concert by Alcoholic Faith Mission (had never heard of them); we were being told the happening party we'd stumbled upon was "ladies only" and the concert's sound guy randomly intervened and invited us upstairs, where the set was already half over. I didn't get a chance to say it at the time, but cheers, Random Sound Guy!
The weekend ended all too quickly, but I never got around to seeing the Little Mermaid and accidentally left a sweater at Naomi's house—all the more reason to head back. Copenhagen, you were indeed wonderful. I'll see you again soon. Save a smushi for me! More photos!
And special thanks, Henrik at Wonderful Copenhagen, for your humorous and insightful pointers on getting along in "The Kingdom!"
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text: Last year at this time, I resolved that for every week of 2012 I would try doing something new that I had never done before, be it big or small. I can't remember who on this forum gave me the idea - Marge? but it was fantastic, and I'm so glad I did. (Thanks!) Some were big and planned for (moving to a city I knew nothing about, starting grad school), some were little and less significant (braving the scary task of cooking fish ), some were unplanned and unexpected (locking myself out of the house and frantically trying to come up with a solution). All in all, it was a pretty good year How about y'all? Did you manage to stick to your resolutions... make any big changes... do anything you'd always dreamed of?


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By Joe Brewin
Arsène Wenger has hailed the return to action of young midfielder Conor Henderson.
Henderson came on for the reserves in a behind-closed-doors friendly against Reading on Monday after eight months out with a knee injury.
The promising 20-year-old had made progress towards the first team with a place in the squad's pre-season visit to Germany last summer and Wenger is delighted to welcome the youngster back.
"It is fantastic because he had a massive injury in Cologne in pre-season and I am so happy to see him back because that is twice now that it has happened to him," the Frenchman told Arsenal Player.
"He has recovered from that and I believe he is a very good player. Hopefully he will show that now in the coming months, especially in pre-season this year."
Watch the full interview with the boss on Arsenal Player now.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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I have been told that I can teach English In Indonesia, or China. With no degree.
I have experience teaching English in Korea for over 15 years now.
I have a business visa and have been doing private work.
I've worked in schools. Universities. Companies and in peoples homes.
Ages ranging fronm 7 yr olds to businessmen.
I also taught English for one year in Greece and 3 years in Portugal before that.
Is it possible for me to find this work legaly and how ?
Also can I obtain a TEFL certificate while working there ?
Any advice would be appreciated. As I'd like to move on very soon.


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The Japan Art Association announced today that Steven Holl, FAIA, has won the 2014 Praemium Imperiale. The award is a global arts prize bestowed annually since 1989 to candidates from five fields not recognized by the Nobel Prize: Architecture, sculpture, painting, music, and theater/film. Artists are recognized for a career spent enriching the global arts community, and each receives 15 million yen (just shy of $150,000) and a medal, which will be presented at a ceremony in Tokyo on October 15. The Japan Art Association describes Holl's philosophy toward practice as being made up of three parts: anchoring, or connection to the site; idea, or the design itself; and Phenomenon, or, as Holl describes it in a release, "the experience of the light and space and texture" of a place.
"I'm doubly grateful for this award because architecture is part of painting, sculpture, and music," Holl said in a release, "With this award, the Japan Art Association recognizes all of the arts. Second, because my first chances as an architect and my first publication invitations came from Japan, and my first substantial construction was in Fukuoka, Japan in 1989, so I'm very grateful to come back to Japan for this important award."
Holl joins an impressive list of past laureates that include inaugural winner I.M. Pei, FAIA, Frank Gehry, FAIA (1992), Kenzo Tange (1993), Tadao Ando, Hon. FAIA (1996), Alvaro Siza (1998), Rem Koolhaas, Hon. FAIA (2003), Frei Otto (2006), Zaha Hadid, Hon. FAIA (2009), and Toyo Ito, Hon. FAIA (2010). This year's other winners include Giuseppe Penone (sculpture), Martial Raysse (painting), Arvo Pärt (music), and Athol Fugard (theater/film).
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Albert Hawkins, executive commissioner of the Texas Health and Human Services Commission, will be presented the seventh annual Bob Bullock Award for Outstanding Public Stewardship at a dinner at the Driskill Hotel in Austin, Texas, on Thursday, January 29. This award is presented annually by Government Technology Conference (GTC).
The award honors outstanding public stewards who have a personal and dedicated commitment to public service, as did the award's namesake. The recipients of this award have shown untiring participation and contribution toward a more effective government and have promoted innovations that will improve the future well-being of all Texans. Recipients are leaders who are able to inspire others who serve the public to rise above the norm.
Commissioner Hawkins joins previous recipients Billy Hamilton, deputy state comptroller; Texas State Representative Harvey Hilderbran; Texas State Senator Steve Ogden; Mike Sheridan, former executive director of the Texas Workforce Commission; James Hine, executive director of the Texas Department of Protective and Regulatory Services; and Don Gilbert, former commissioner of Health and Human Services in receiving this prestigious award.
Hawkins currently heads the Texas Health and Human Services Commission and oversees the operations of 11 state agencies, composed of about 50,000 employees working with a total annual budget of about $17 billion.
Previously, Hawkins was assistant to President George W. Bush and secretary to the Cabinet. Before that he was the director of Gov. George W. Bush's Office of Budget and Planning. He also served as deputy director of the Texas Legislative Budget Board.
The 15th annual Government Technology Conference is being held at the Austin Convention Center January 26-30. GTC features a keynote presentation by Sun Microsystems' CEO Scott McNealy on Thursday, January 29 at 8:30 a.m.; and a free computer and technology expo, Wednesday, January 28-Friday, January 30.


text: At Denver Nuggets Jan. 9th, 9:00 PM TV - FS Detroit HD, NBALP Radio - WDFN - 1130 A game that should be very entertaining. CB vs. Stuckey, AI vs his old teammates in a real game, not practice. Yes, I'm talking about practice. Pistons are improving with AI, however, Denver has seemed to peak too early with CB.


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Posted by Richard Fichera on November 22, 2011
Today HP announced a new set of technology programs and future products designed to move x86 server technology for both Windows and Linux more fully into the realm of truly mission-critical computing. My interpretation of these moves is that it is both a combined defensive and pro-active offensive action on HP's part that will both protect them as their Itanium/HP-UX portfolio slowly declines as well as offer attractive and potentially unique options for both current and future customers who want to deploy increasingly critical services on x86 platforms.
What's Coming?
Bearing in mind that the earliest of these elements will not be in place until approximately mid-2012, the key elements that HP is currently disclosing are:
ServiceGuard for Linux – This is a big win for Linux users on HP, and removes a major operational and architectural hurdle for HP-UX migrations. ServiceGuard is a highly regarded clustering and HA facility on HP-UX, and includes many features for local and geographically distributed HA. The lack of ServiceGuard is often cited as a risk in HP-UX migrations. The availability of ServiceGuard by mid-2012 will remove yet another barrier to smooth migration from HP-UX to Linux, and will help make sure that HP retains the business as it migrates from HP-UX.
Analysis engine for x86 – Analysis engine is internal software that provides system diagnostics, predictive failure analysis and self-repair on HP-UX systems. With an uncommitted delivery date, HP will port this to selected x86 servers. My guess is that since the analysis engine probably requires some level of hardware assist, the analysis engine will be paired with the next item on the list…


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Diana Pratt Named 2007 Recipient of the Blackwell Award
DETROIT (Dec. 22, 2007) – Diana Pratt, former Wayne State University Law School Director of Legal Research and Writing, was named the 2007 recipient of the Thomas F. Blackwell Memorial Award.
The Blackwell Award, which is the most prestigious in the field of legal writing, recognizes outstanding achievement in teaching, mentoring other teachers and advancing the field of legal writing. The recipient of the award must also demonstrate "the ability to create and integrate new ideas for teaching and motivating Legal Writing educators and students."
"On behalf of Wayne State University students, alumni, staff and faculty members, I would like to congratulate Professor Pratt on this prestigious award," said Wayne State University Law School Dean Frank H. Wu. "She is a legend in the legal community and has left – and will continue to leave – her mark on each and every one of us. We are all grateful to have had the opportunity to learn from her."
Recently retired, Pratt taught at Wayne State University Law School for 26 years and is widely admired by alumni for creating a first-class legal writing program. She wrote one of the first legal writing texts ever published, and has a national reputation for her service to the profession. Due to her commitment to students, many alumni and friends recently pulled together to create a Diana Pratt Legal Research and Writings Merit Award.
"Diana's commitment to her students and to maintaining the highest standards in the legal writing program inspired me," said Legal Research and Writing Instructor Kristin Theut. "She has worked tirelessly to teach one of the most important skills that a lawyer can have and, at the same time, she has helped the instructors in the program gain professional respect and stability."
"As the profession of law has changed, the Legal Research and Writing Program has also evolved, and reflects those changes," said Legal Research and Writing Instructor Clara McCarthy. "Because of Diana's intellectual integrity and creativity and her ability to motivate her students, the Program continues to enjoy a reputation for excellence."
Added Legal Writing Instructor Amy Neville, "I have had the pleasure of working as an instructor under Diana's directorship for the past eight years. I was also a student at Wayne State University Law School and thus had the benefit of learning legal writing, 23 years ago, in a legal writing program designed and directed by Diana. The strength of the program both then and now is directly attributable to Diana's leadership."
Pratt has served as the Chair of the AALS Section of Legal Writing, Reasoning and Research, as well as on the Board of Directors of the Legal Writing Institute and as editor/editor-in-chief of the Institute's Legal Writing Journal. She earned her A.B. from Radcliffe College, her M.A. and Ph.D. from Stanford University, and her J.D. from the University of Michigan Law School.
Pratt will be honored at a joint ALWD and LWI reception at the AALS conference on Thursday, Jan. 3, 2008 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the Sheraton New York Hotel and Towers, in the Imperial Ballroom East.
For more information on how you can give to the Diana Pratt Legal Research and Writings Merit Award, please contact the Wayne State University Law School Office of Advancement & Alumni Relations at (313) 577-3113.
Founded in 1927 as Detroit City Law School, Wayne State University Law School is the only public law school in the Detroit metropolitan area. The Law School is accredited by the ABA and is a member of AALS; has five live-client clinics; the Arthur Neef Law Library with a collection of over 620,000 volumes in a variety of formats; and a state-of-the-art building with lecture and court facilities, multi-media and distance learning classrooms, and offices for student groups. The Law School currently has 800 students and approximately 11,000 living alumni working in 48 states and 15 foreign countries.


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Thread: 12 Years of Your Life
April 4th, 2013 11:57 AM #31
Lets forget about the names of the parents and impossible pregnancies:
1. We move to this house
2. We adopt a little girl named Haruka Rose
3. We get a black labrador named John.
4. A little boy is born into our family! We decide to name him Mortimer Juluis after his great-grandfather.
5. After a lot of big desicions, we move to the Netherlands.
6. Because the kids were feeling lonely in their new home, we got them five fish, for them to get a little bit distracted.
7. Work has been stresing everyone lately, so the first chance we get, we go to a vacation in South Africa.
8. The kids are growing up, so we get them room renovations!
9. A friend of the family passed away, and two beautiful blonde kids, little Salem North and Umbria Elizabeth, become part of our family.
10. Baby Alec Noam is born into the family!
11. Five is for quitters! Zinc Umber and Scarlet Xanthene are born to the family!
12. Even though some of the kids are older, we build them a backyard hangout!
April 11th, 2013 12:32 PM #33Senior Member
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My name: Jena Elise
Husband's name: Heath Robert
Year 1: We take a vacation to Greece for our anniversary.
Year 2: We get a boxer puppy we name Bronx.
Year 3: We get Bronx a brother to play with. We name the new boxer puppy Vegas.
Year 4: We decide to redecorate the guest room into a nursery.
Year 5: On June 12th, I give birth to a baby girl we name Emmeline Jolie.
Year 6: On March 4th, I give birth to a baby boy we name Micah Davis.
Year 7: On August 24th, I give birth to twin boys we name Bennett Thomas and Foster Cruz.
Year 8: With four kid running around, we realize we're going to need a bigger house. We move to this house on the other side of town: http://media-cache-lt0.pinterest.com...c561aa2008.jpg
Year 9: For Emmeline's birthday, we redecorate her room.
Year 10: We take family vacation to Italy.
Year 11: We adopt a little boy, Carson Blake.
Year 12: Emmeline has been begging for a little sister for a very long time, and she finally gets her wish. On February 18th, I give birth to a baby girl we name Grace Auden.
April 11th, 2013 02:10 PM #35
Your Name: Melissa Emme Collins
DH's Name: Elijah John Collins
Year 1
You are pregnant!
Nico Willem Collins
Year 2
Your get a pet! You decide the name.
A rabbit. Martie
Year 3
You move to another country!
Year 4
You are pregnant!
Marco Edmond Collins
Year 5
A friend dies. She left her kids to you.
Simon Jake Rupert Collins
Year 6
You redo some of kids rooms!
Year 7
Poodle - Fox
Year 8
You are pregnant!
Zara Clarissa Collins
Year 9
A friend dies. She left her kids to you.
Fredrick Jackson Flynn Collins
Year 10
You get a puppy!
Rotweiler, TV Character name
Year 11
You get a puppy!
Boxer, City Name
Year 12
You are pregnant!
Isobel Marguerite Collins
Mel, Eli & Nico, Marco, Simon, Zara, Fred, Isa + Sydney, Fox & Martie.Girls: Neva, Hope, Katherine, Harlow, Vivienne, Florence, Grace, Nalha, Primrose, Arabella, Isla.
Boys: Nicholas, Luke, Stephen, Leon, John, William, Henry, Victor, Fredrich, Rainer, Simon, Felix.
April 11th, 2013 02:48 PM #37Senior Member
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My Name: Waverly Jane James
DH: Robbie Andrew James
Year 1 - Twin are born - Walden Cosmo and Grover North
Year 2 - We get a new house! http://media-cache-is0.pinimg.com/73...0ee0d0f87a.jpg
Year 3 - We have our first daughter - Emilia Cecile
Year 4 - Another little girl is born - Rebecca Rose
Year 5 - We adopt a little girl named Isabelle Geneva (IG)
Year 6 - A son is born - Edwin Murray
Year 7 - Another boy - Harold Stanley
Year 8 - We redecorate the kids rooms. http://media-cache-ec7.pinterest.com...27fbbd1ceb.jpg
Year 9 - We get a kitten named Mango
Year 10 - A friend dies so we adopt her daughters Abigail Katalyna (Abbie) and Skylar Victoria (Skye) (#4 of #6)
So our family is:
DW: Waverly Jane James
DH: Robbie Andrew James
DS: Walden Cosmo and Grover North (9)
DD: Emilia Cecile (Em) (8)
DD: Rebecca Rose (Becca) (7)
DD: Isabelle Geneva (Izzy) (6)
DS: Edwin Murray (Eddie) (5)
DS: Harold Stanley (Harry) (3)
DD: Abigail Katalyna (Abbie) (5)
DD: Skylar Victoria (Skye) (2)
April 21st, 2013 08:54 PM #39
Your name: Lia Francesca Ferguson
DH's name: Theodore James "Theo" Ferguson
Year 1: We get a puppy! It is a Black Lab named Madison.
Year 2: We have our first child. His name is Louis Frederick Ferguson.
Year 3: We build Louis a backyard hangout for him to play in. It looks like this: http://media-cache-is0.pinimg.com/73...79eac66403.jpg
Year 4: Our family takes a vacation to Italy!
Year 5: While we were in Italy, we stopped by an orphanage and we saw this adorable boy the same age as Louis. We decided to adopt him. His name is Tobias Jacob Ferguson, but we call him Toby.
Year 6: We get a pet turtle. Toby and Louis name it Ned.
Year 7: Since we have tried many times to get pregnant again, with no success, we decide to adopt twin girls! They are 4 years old, one year younger than Toby and Louis. Their names are Eleanor Anastasia Ferguson and Eliza Imogen Ferguson. http://media-cache-ec5.pinterest.com...6b3af50294.jpg
Year 8: I finally give birth to another child! We name her Rose Caroline Ferguson.
Year 9: We redo Eleanor and Eliza's room! Now it looks like this: http://media-cache-ec7.pinterest.com...27fbbd1ceb.jpg
Year 10: We have G/B twins! Their names are Poppy Emerald Ferguson and Gray Cordovan Ferguson.
Year 11: Our family takes a vacation to Honolulu, Hawaii! We won a sweepstakes.
Year 12: We redo Rose's room! Now it looks like this: http://media-cache-is0.pinimg.com/73...a8a747b199.jpg
Lia & Theo with Louis, Toby, Eleanor, Eliza, Rose, Poppy, and Grayeva catherine ♡ sixteen
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