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For FIFA, a Tumultuous World Cup
Allegations Mount About Qatar World Cup Before Brazil Opener
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On the eve of the 2014 World Cup, all the talk is about a World Cup that won't start for eight years.
Allegations are mounting that FIFA, soccer's world-wide governing body, awarded the 2022 World Cup to Qatar on the basis of something other than a first-class bid. From the instant that Qatar beat out the U.S., Japan, Australia and Korea in the 2010 competition, observers scratched their heads because of the 110-degree heat during the summer in Qatar, and because the U.S. had been seen as a heavy favorite.
Then various parties, particularly British journalists and soccer officials, began alleging that financial payoffs played a role in Qatar's victorious bid. These allegations of corruption in 2012 prompted FIFA President Sepp Blatter to hire a former U.S. prosecutor to investigate the allegations. Blatter has withheld comment on the allegations pending the release of that report, which won't come out until after the tournament in Brazil is finished.
Representatives of Qatar's bid committee have repeatedly denied any wrongdoing in connection with the bid.
This month new allegations have surfaced, leading to unprecedented internal strife. On Tuesday in Sao Paulo, on the first day of FIFA's two-day annual congress, several representatives of European football's regional organization, UEFA, told Blatter to step down next year rather than run for re-election, according to the Associated Press. Blatter has led FIFA since 1998.
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"The image of FIFA has been tarnished by everything that has happened over the last years," Michael Van Praag, an executive member of UEFA told the Dutch newspaper Volkskrant. England's UEFA vice-president David Gill called for Blatter to step down, telling the AP, "I think we need a full, frank and open debate about what FIFA needs going forward."
On Wednesday, Blatter was expected to address the allegations during the second day of FIFA's annual congress.
The allegations of corruption have created unprecedented pressure on the 110-year-old organization, which controls everything from sponsorships and ticket sales to broadcasting rights for one of the planet's most-loved events. (See key players to watch, from Lionel Messi to Xavi to Cristiano Ronaldo.)
In recent days, major sponsors of the World Cup have issued statements expressing concern about the Qatar controversy. An Adidas statement called the public debate about how Qatar received the bid "neither good for football nor for Fifa and its partners.'"
"The perception being built is that this is an institution that has issues," said Chris Renner, chief executive of Helios, a leading international sports consulting firm. "The popularity of the tournament is as big as ever, but you have to consider if you are a sponsor and you are looking to associate with the World Cup, you have to ask yourself some hard questions."
Any of the potential outcomes are messy. If bribery allegations are proven, FIFA could be faced with relocating the 2022 World Cup, a move sure to anger the Qataris. Meantime, if the Cup is held in Qatar, it is almost sure to fall under a cloud.
Adding to the pressure on FIFA is widespread unrest in Brazil about the $11.5-billion cost of the tournament in a country plagued by poverty and poor infrastructure. "Every World Cup has been seen as a success (until now), and everyone thought Brazil would be a slam dunk. But suddenly the crows are coming home to roost. It is as if all the sins of the past are being visited on this Cup," Stefan Szymanski, co-author of Soccernomics and a University of Michigan professor of sports management said in an interview. Part of the problem, he said, is that you now have two Cups in a row where the cost of the event is out of proportion with the nation's capacity to pay, referring to 2010 host South Africa and Brazil.
After Qatar won 14-8 over the U.S. in the final round of the 2010 vote, internal budget documents from Qatar's bid showed how the nation had spent some $200 million on the campaign. The U.S. bid was a small fraction of that amount. The documents also showed that Qatar had promised to build soccer development academies in the home countries of key executive committee members.
In recent weeks, new allegations have surfaced. The U.K.'s Sunday Times this month alleged that Mohammed Bin Hammam, Qatar's former FIFA representative who resigned in 2012, paid some $4 million to buy support from other soccer officials for Qatar's successful bid. Hammam couldn't be reached for comment.
Blatter has hired Michael Garcia, the former U.S. attorney for New York's Southern District, to conduct a report that focuses largely on the bidding process for the 2022 competition. Mr. Garcia has pursued documents related to the bid and interviews with dozens of key players.
In the past, FIFA has successfully weathered allegations of corruption and calls for reform, and soccer-passionate fans have never shown much concern about host cities are chosen.
During an interview last month, Jeffrey Webb, a FIFA executive committee member from Grand Cayman, said the organization had rooted out the bad characters. Webb said since soccer is such a global game, with hundreds of millions of participants, a certain amount of corruption is inevitable, but that a process of reform was underway with the election of 12 new executive committee members.
"Some might have wanted more," Webb said of the pace of the reform. "I think the accountability is there." He endorsed Blatter's presidency, stating that international soccer on solid financial footing.
Allegations of corruption at FIFA resonate deeply here because Brazilians have played key roles at the organization.
Joao Havelange, a 98-year-old former Olympic swimmer, ran FIFA's governing body from 1974 to 1998, and, until recently, held the title of FIFA honorary president. Havelange's former-son-in-law, Ricardo Teixeira, was a member of the FIFA executive committee and head of the Brazilian soccer federation in 2007 when Brazil's won the bid to host the 2014 World Cup.
From 2011 to 2013, FIFA conducted a two-year internal investigation that found that Havelange and Teixeira received bribes in the 1990s from sports entertainment firm International Sports and Leisure, which went bust in 2001. The internal FIFA report absolved Blatter of any wrongdoing, though it faulted him for failing to run a tighter ship.
Teixeira stepped down from FIFA and Brazilian soccer federation positions in 2012. Havelange gave up his FIFA honorary president title the next year.
No criminal charges were filed as a result of the report. Commercial bribery wasn't a crime in Switzerland, where FIFA is based, at the time the bribes were alleged to have been given. FIFA didn't have a code of ethics until 2004.
Havelange and Teixeira could not be reached for comment. A spokesperson for Brazil's soccer federation, which Teixeira ran for two decades, said Teixeira has relocated to Miami and avoids contact with the press. Brazilian newspapers reported this week Havelange was being treated in a Rio de Janiero hospital.
All the same, the Havelange Teixeira clan burst back into the public eye last week in the form of Teixeira's 36-year-old daughter, Joana Havelange, a paid member of the Brazil's World Cup organizing committee, a position she gained while her father was still a member of FIFA's executive committee.
Joana Havelange posted on Instagram a text written by a Brazilian journalist who urged critics to forget FIFA's shortcomings and support the event. Yet buried in that pro-tournament text was a line that raised eyebrows.
"I am not going to protest against [the Cup], because whatever money had to be spent, robbed, is already gone," the journalist wrote.
Joana Havelange did not respond to numerous messages left for her with the Cup organizing committee. She has not publicly denied posting the text on Instagram.
For some Brazilians the statement deepened suspicions of a lax attitude toward corruption among FIFA officials. A performance art group projected it onto the side of a building in Rio de Janeiro along with a picture of Joana Havelange.
"It's such a slap in the face, an absurd remark," said Vivian Orni, a Sao Paulo businesswoman and soccer lover.
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It will be interesting to see how dress codes vary at different kinds of libraries and for different kinds of positions. When I was starting my job search during/after library school, I was wondering myself what exactly is appropriate since there seems to be a lot of variation, so maybe this will be useful to new librarians as well.


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Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Street View Party Time
The street view icon on Google Maps currently portrays Peg Man wearing a party hat and three balloons. Is he celebrating Stock Market Meltdown Day?
Perhaps he is celebrating Google's 10th birthday?
Or perhaps he's a few months late turning up to pose for the street view car's snapping of Google employees at the Googleplex.
The street view icons in Japan and Australia are also similarly attired in their best party clothes. However the French Monsieur Peg Man is still racing the Tour de France two months after the rest of the riders packed up and headed home.
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Evil Semp wrote:I will play.
iamkoolerthanu wrote:Not sure how this tourny is actually supposed to work...
1. Round 1 would be freemium vs premium but if all of one group is elim in round 1, it no longer will be.
2. Also having your group get points doesnt seem to make you win the tourny, it doesnt seem to do anything at all
I don't think you can have a 'winning group' with this kind of tourny set up
3. Finally, how will games be sent out, 1 at a time? Freemiums playing in 5 games at a time won't work
nicestash wrote:In please.
I couple questions
"4 freemiums + 4 premiums = 16 players"
That only equals 8
And if we're playing 5 games against a freemium, how many spots are they supposed to keep open for this tournament? Are the games 1 at a time?
lordlau1 wrote:in pls...premium
chapcrap wrote:Just to be clear, there can only be one winner for this tournament. A whole group won't win a medal. I like the idea for this tournament though. You may want to go try and recruit some freemium players.
chidone wrote:IN PLZ!!!!........PREMIUM
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petrain wrote:In plz ... freemium
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Much has been made of Catholics' negativism toward Church teaching and practice on marriage, as was reflected in survey results released by several European bishops' conferences and some U.S. dioceses. The mostly self-selected respondents predictably disagreed with the Church about many things, leading progressive Catholic media to claim this showed the need for change.
The surveys were part of the run-up to the extraordinary assembly of the world Synod of Bishops in October. A second, ordinary assembly is scheduled a year later to develop recommendations. Final decisions — probably a year after that — will be up to the pope. As reactions to the survey results made clear, the lobbying is already intense.
That many Catholics, especially in Europe and North America, disagree with the Church on issues like birth control and remarriage after divorce is hardly news. What needs to be recognized, and usually isn't, is that this disagreement has a context: the ongoing breakdown of marriage in Western society that affects Catholics along with everyone else.
The nature of the crisis can be glimpsed in two sets of U.S. figures.
Between 1960 and 2012, the percentage of Americans who are married fell from 67.6 percent to 53 percent, while the birth rate per thousand dropped from 23.7 to 12.6 — a new record low. In the same time period, the percentage of births to unmarried women skyrocketed from 5 percent in 1960 to 41 percent in 2011 — 29 percent for whites, 53 percent for Hispanics and 72 percent for blacks.
And Catholics? Catholic marriages in the U.S. plummeted from 317,000 in 1993 to 241,000 in 2003 to 164,000 in 2013. The picture is similar for receptions into the Church — for the most part, infant baptisms. They dropped from 1.1 million in 1993 to 877,000 in 2013 — a decline of 265,000 a year, or nearly one-fourth.
This didn't come about overnight. In his pastoral letter Go Forth with Hearts on Fire, Bishop Paul Loverde of Arlington, Va., makes the point that "the results of the sexual revolution" and the spread of contraception brought on the epidemic of marriage-related pathologies and created a major obstacle to evangelization.
And what is the natural way of handling an epidemic? Care for the sick and take steps to prevent the epidemic from spreading. As applied to the epidemic of marriage breakdown among Catholics, this points to the need for a two-part response: tending the sick (pastoral care) and seeking to stem the epidemic (teaching the Church's doctrine on marriage with clarity and conviction).
Pope Francis evidently understands the importance of this two-pronged formula. In an interview with the Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera, he praised Pope Paul VI's 1968 encyclical Humanae Vitae condemning artificial contraception as "prophetic." Pope Paul, he said, "had the courage to stand against this majority, to defend moral discipline, to exercise a cultural brake." Rather than "changing doctrine," he added, doctrine should be applied in ways that recognize "people's situations and that which is possible for people to do."
That is Pope Francis' approach. As applied to the synod and marriage, he is pained by the situation of divorced and remarried Catholics whose first marriages haven't been annulled and would like, if possible, to find a way for them to receive Communion — but not at the expense of the doctrine that marriage is indissoluble. Despite the polls and the lobbying, surrendering to the epidemic of marriage breakdown simply guarantees its spread.
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DALLAS – Shawn Marion's 1,000th game was like so many others in his 14-year career.
He scored. He rebounded. He combined with Dirk Nowitzki to lead Dallas to another victory.
Marion had 18 points and nine rebounds, Nowitzki also had 18 while passing Allen Iverson on the career scoring list and the Mavericks beat the Phoenix Suns 110-95 on Sunday night.
It was the 10th straight home win for the Mavericks against the Suns, who haven't won in Dallas since March 14, 2007.
While Marion joined Nowitzki in the 1,000-game club, he won't ever get where the big German is on the scoring list. He's always been known for other things anyway, such as defense. He frequently guards the opponent's best player, and he also had five assists against the Suns.
"I pride myself in getting better every year I've played in the league and helping my teammates get better as well," said Marion, who played 660 games in Phoenix and had brief stops in Miami and Toronto before joining Nowitzki in Dallas in 2009. "That's why I'm able to have such a long career."
Nowitzki passed Iverson for 18th on the NBA's scoring list on a third-quarter jumper that stopped a Phoenix run, and his 3-pointer early in the fourth started a surge that put Dallas in control for good.
Phoenix, playing its fourth game in five days under interim coach Lindsey Hunter, rallied from a first-half deficit and made it interesting before fading in the fourth quarter for a second straight night in Texas after losing at Western Conference-leading San Antonio. Goran Dragic led four players in double figures with 18 points.
"We're pretty tired today," said Marcin Gortat, who had eight points and a team-high eight rebounds. "Hopefully for the next game, we'll be more ready to play. It was a terrible first half."
Nowitzki's third-quarter jumper was the first basket in a 6-0 spurt that pushed Dallas' lead back to double digits after Phoenix had trailed by as many as 20 in the first half. Nowitzki has 24,375 career points, seven ahead of Iverson. Patrick Ewing is 17th at 24,815.
Nowitzki stopped another Phoenix run in the fourth with a 3-pointer after the Suns had pulled within five, sparking a 10-0 run that put Dallas ahead 91-76. Brandan Wright, who entered just seconds earlier after sitting four straight games, converted a three-point play and Vince Carter hit two free throws before getting a steal that turned into a layup by Dahntay Jones.
"I'm starting to feel better," said Nowitzki, who missed the first 27 games after knee surgery. "I have a little more pop on my jump shot. I have a little more lift."
Wright was the fourth center used by coach Rick Carlisle, who decided to give rookie Bernard James his first career start. Wright's three-point play put Dallas' lead back in double digits for good with 10:30 remaining.
The lead was 17 with about 5 minutes left when Marion stripped a driving Dragic, and Darren Collison flipped the ball to Jones for an easy dunk and a 102-83 lead for the Mavericks, who are still on the outside of the playoff picture heading into a four-game road trip that ends in Oklahoma City.
"Honestly, this was as close to a must win as we have in the regular season," Nowitzki said.
Elton Brand played his 900th career game and finished with 12 points for Dallas.
The Mavericks, who had their eighth straight game with at least five double-figure scorers, had four different players score during an 11-0 run bridging the first and second quarters. Nowitzki hit a jumper, Carter and Rodrigue Beaubois had consecutive 3-pointers and Jones converted a three-point play for a 38-21 lead.
Dallas pushed the lead out to 46-26 on a layup from Chris Kaman and back-to-back buckets by Marion, who had six straight points in the second and finished the half with a game-high 12.
Collison, whose streak of 16 straight double-figure games ended, was scoreless on just one shot attempt in the first half but led Dallas with four assists before halftime.
The Suns settled for a lot of long jumpers and shot 38 percent in the first half, going 1 for 9 from 3-point range.
Luis Scola finished with 14 points for Phoenix, while Michael Beasley and P.J. Tucker had 12 apiece.
"When you put yourself in a hole like that and you finally dig yourself out, to sustain it takes a lot out of you," said Hunter, who fell to 2-2 since replacing Alvin Gentry. "We just couldn't sustain it."
NOTES: Most of the game was played with a two-man officiating crew after Leroy Richardson strained his right calf early in the first quarter and didn't return. ... The Mavericks decided to keep veteran G Mike James at the end of his second 10-day contract, which guarantees his contract for the rest of the season. He played just 1:28 of the fourth with the outcome settled. ... Eight of the Suns' first nine games under Hunter will be part of a back-to-back set. ... James' start made it the 17th different starting lineup for Dallas this season.


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Abstract360.com Writes: "When I first heard that Perfect Dark was headed to the Xbox LIVE Arcade, I was excited on the inside. Although I didn't play the original Perfect Dark on the Nintendo 64 that much, I knew that Perfect Dark would be something that I would enjoy a lot."
Been looking forward to this since it was announced. Awesome score for an awesome game.
Everyone please pick this one up and support good games.


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New Delhi: Reliance Capital Asset Management Ltd has increased its stake in HT Media Ltd by 1.06 per cent, by acquiring 25 lakh shares in the open market.
Reliance Capital Asset Management, which had 4.03 per cent stake earlier, hiked its shareholding in the company to 5.10 per cent by acquiring shares on October 1 2013, HT Media said in a filing to the BSE.
During the first quarter ended June 30, 2013, HT Media reported 21 per cent increase in consolidated net profit at Rs 51.58 crore as against Rs 42.6 crore in the same period a year ago, driven by higher revenues from advertising.
Net sales during the quarter went up by 10 per cent to Rs 532.2 crore. Advertising revenues went up by 10 per cent to Rs 409.5 crore as against Rs 372.5 crore in the corresponding quarter a year ago.
Shares of HT Media Ltd were trading at Rs 85 apiece, up 1.13 per cent on the BSE in the afternoon trade.


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Community College District Won't Discriminate – Except in the Bathroom
The San Antonio LGBT Community has been petitioning the Alamo Community College District, which oversees 5 community college campuses in the San Antonio area, to amend its existing policies to include sexual orientation and gender identity/expression. The initiative has largely been led by the student organization, Gay and Lesbian Association of San Antonio College. After two meetings and many conversations with the Board, the ACCD has agreed to vote on a policy which would include sexual orientation, but not gender identity/expression.
However, in what could be called an effort to be inclusive, the Chancellor for ACCD, Bruce H. Leslie, issued a "Chancellor's Clarification" citing the existing policies against discrimination based upon gender to be inclusive of "gender identity." In the clarification, the Chancellor writes:
The Alamo Colleges values and affirms the diversity of its students and employees. The Alamo Colleges also supports inclusiveness that recognizes, values, and reflects the diversity of our community. This inclusiveness extends to transgendered individuals.
Sounds pretty good, right? But the Chancellor didn't stop there. While in one breath he declares discrimination against transgender individuals to be a violation of policy, in the next he condones discrimination:
…nothing in this clarification or the policies or procedures shall be construed to establish discrimination or harassment based on gender identity due to the denial of access to shared facilities in which being seen unclothed (even partially, such as in restrooms) is unavoidable.
Thus, denial of the use of a public restroom to transgender persons will not be construed as discrimination under the policy. I believe the popular term for this is, "FAIL!"
In a meeting with the San Antonio Gender Association last night, representatives of the LGBT community discussed an approach to deal with this harmful "Clarification" and the pending vote on inclusion of sexual orientation in the non-discrimination policy. I sat in on the meeting and have never been so proud of our community. LGB person after LGB person agreed that we will not leave the "T" behind.
On Tuesday, June 22, we will again appear before the board and ask the board to postpone decision on these policies for a period of 90 days for the purpose of: (1) additional education; (2) allow reconsideration for inclusion of both sexual orientation AND gender identity/expression in the policy; and (3) a retraction of the Chancellor's Clarification.
This decision is not without critics. Some LGB people feel that moving forward with the exclusionary policy would best serve the community and we can fight for transgender inclusion at a later date. But they forget our history.
Some readers may note the similarity between this current issue and the ENDA episode where HRC staffers drafted a version of ENDA which was not "gender identity" inclusive. Although it was clear that the purpose was to ensure that protections for sexual orientation would make it through the House and Senate, the authors of the proposal defended their position claiming that Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 provided protection for "gender identity" under the heading "gender." However, it's widely accepted that the real reason was that we could not get an inclusive ENDA passed (at that time) without throwing the "T" under the bus.
While Title VII should provide discrimination protection based upon gender identity/expression, that position is, at best, only partially correct. The Supreme Court decision in Ulane (1982) clearly excluded transgender people from the definition of "gender" as it applied to Title VII. Although a subsequent decision by the Supreme Court in 1989 (Price Waterhouse v. Hopkins) seemed to redefine "gender" in Title VII to include gender expression (or more specifically, discrimination based upon gender stereotypes), lower court's continue to cite the Ulane decision as precedent (even as recently as this year!). The rare exception seems to be within the 9th Circuit, which has cited the Price Waterhouse decision to be inclusive of gender identity/expression in some instances.
The ramifications of the former exclusive ENDA proposal were far reaching, rattled our community to its core and underscored our own prejudices, fears, intolerance and selfishness. We must learn from our history and our present and unite in order to establish full equality for all of our brothers and sisters.


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United States Vagrancy Laws
This is an advance summary of a forthcoming article in the Oxford Research Encyclopedia of American History. Please check back later for the full article.
The crime of vagrancy has deep historical roots in U.S. law and legal culture. Originating in 16th-century England, vagrancy laws came to the New World with the colonists and soon proliferated throughout the United States. Although they took myriad forms, vaguely worded statutes targeting objectionable, "oue-of-place" people, rather than any particular conduct, soon became a ubiquitous tool for maintaining hierarchy and order in American society. The laws and their application changed alongside perceived threats to the social fabric—at different times targeting labor activists, radical orators, cultural and sexual nonconformists, racial and religious minorities, civil rights protesters, and the poor. By the mid-20th century, vagrancy laws served as the basis for hundreds of thousands of arrests every year. But over the course of just two decades, the crime of vagrancy, virtually unquestioned for four hundred years, unraveled. Profound social upheaval in the 1960s produced a concerted effort against the vagrancy regime, and in 1972, the United States Supreme Court invalidated the laws. Local authorities have spent the years since looking for alternatives to the many functions vagrancy laws once served.


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The subject is no longer called home economics.
"It's a program that is trying to evolve with the times," said Kirsten Yargus, the family and consumer sciences teacher at Genoa-Kingston High School. "We don't have as many stay-at-home moms. Most families need that dual income."
Family and consumer sciences classes are evolving to focus on the changing responsibilities teens face in personal, family and job situations. The classes help the students learn skills needed to become self-sufficient and ready for employment.
"Over half of my students have jobs now," said Christine Johnson, consumer education teacher at Sycamore High School. Last week, she taught her classes how to fill out state and federal income tax forms.
"This is one my favorite things that I teach because it's so useful," she said. In another section of her class she teaches the basics of buying an automobile, noting that "it seems like every semester we have somebody in class buy a car."
Topics covered by family and consumer science vary from school to school. Almost all schools offer at least one cooking class, and other subjects might include child development, parenting, interior design, clothing and textiles, adult living and consumer education. Most schools offer the class as an elective.
Yargus said that this year, for the first time, she has boys in her child development class. But both she and Inga Arnold, cooking teacher at DeKalb High School, say that their cooking classes are not dominated by girls.
"I have been doing this for 15 years and I have always had more boys, or at least an equal number," Arnold said.
The boys in Arnold's Cooking 2 class have various reasons for wanting to learn to cook.
"I don't usually cook from scratch so that is something I wanted to learn," said senior Shaun Johnson, 17, as the class made pizza dough and toppings at the classroom's six kitchen stations. The class baked their pizzas the following day.
Senior Michael Olson, 17, he wants to be able to cook on his own when he goes to college next year to save on the cost of dining out.
Senior Devin Vanwalleghan, 18, plans to make cooking his career.
"I really like cooking and I want to go to the CIA (Culinary Institute of America)," he said.
Popular television shows also make cooking appealing to people from all walks of life.
"We watch 'Iron Chef' all the time. We go to each others' houses and watch the shows," said junior Ivan Trejo, 17. "I like to watch it because it gives me ideas (for things) I can make at home. I have made some of those things but they don't always work out the way they did on the show."
Arnold stresses the importance of studying and following the recipes, especially for beginning cooks, as well as taking safety precautions during every step of the cooking process.
Yargus said that prior to her introductory food classes, many of the students' only cooking experience has been to "do ramen noodles and an easy mac and cheese," noting that many of her beginning students have never cracked an egg.
Similarly, Johnson said that she polls her students at the beginning of each semester on a number of topics, including whether they balance their checkbooks or reconcile their accounts at the end of the month.
Most semesters, not a single hand goes up. She knows that she has important work to do before the students graduate into the real world.
"I have had many students from the past who came up to me to thank me for teaching them how to balance a checkbook," Johnson said.
Beyond 'home ec'
The subject is no longer called home economics.


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Commerce City, Colo. - The good news keeps on coming for the Colorado Rapids.
On a day when multiple teams lost key players to Portland and Vancouver in the MLS Expansion Draft, the Rapids not only kept the Cup winning team's starting XI intact, but they also added a player to strengthen the squad.
Left-back Anthony Wallace was selected by the Portland Timbers in the fourth round of the Expansion Draft. However, the Rapids and Timbers had worked a deal that would send the young defender back to Colorado in exchange for allocation money.
With Wallace drafted, the Rapids were also able to pull back midfielder Wells Thompson from the draft.
"We didn't want to lose 'Wally' (Anthony Wallace), and we didn't want to lose Wells (Thompson)," said Paul Bravo, the Rapids Technical Director. "Once we heard rumblings that someone was going to take Wallace and move him to another team, we had to figure out a way to get one of the teams to take our guy and send him back to us, which would allow us to pull the other back and maintain all of the pieces."
In a separate move – arranged before the draft - the Rapids sent one of their seven available international roster spots to Vancouver Whitecaps for midfielder Sanna Nyassi, whom the Whitecaps selected with the first pick in the expansion draft from Seattle.
"We had talked a little bit over the last couple of days with both expansion teams to try to figure out the best road to go down," said Bravo. "We had talked about Sanna (Nyassi) and another player, and we had a deal done for both players ahead of the draft."
Nyassi started 16 of the 38 regular season games in which he appeared for Seattle over the last two seasons, scoring twice and adding three assists. A native of Bwiam, Gambia, Nyassi has also made scored once in his two appearances for the Gambia National Team.
With Rapids forward Mac Kandji expected to be out for 5-6 months while he recovers from surgery to repair the torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee, Nyassi's addition could prove to have greater importance.
"We fully expect Mac (Kandji) to make a full recovery," said Bravo. "But this was not just done because Mac was injured. It was done because we want to continue to strengthen our team."
Along with a 34-game regular season schedule, the Rapids have qualified for the CONCACAF Champions League next summer as a result of being the MLS Cup Champions. The team will also participate in the U.S. Open Cup tournament, making for a much heavier schedule than in 2010.
"It's not easy to navigate through multiple competitions," said Bravo. "You have to have depth and you have to have players who can play - whether it be in the Open Cup, in League, or in Champions League."
The team added that depth in the versatile and speedy Nyassi, who has won the last two Open Cups title with Seattle, and also participated in the group stage of Champions League this past summer with the Sounders.
"We can certainly look back on this week as being a great week for the club," added Bravo. "Not only hoisting an MLS Championship, but being able to keep 90 percent of our roster intact and making an addition to add depth."


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Classic retro film soundtrack for space adventures (and potentially many other purposes).
This pack includes four unique themes which work together as one whole sound identity (Note: They're available as separate items also)
Adventures In Space 1: 2:45
Adventures In Space 2: 2:08
Adventures In Space 3: 3:51
Adventures In Space 4: 1:45
Adventures in Space 1
Powerful and dramatic opening theme built upon layers of analogue synthesizers, has a sense of opening up and breaking through, a peaceful drama, exploration and adventure, which then relaxes into a mellow rather minimalistic nice chiming guitar melody backed by a pulsing retro synth, very open, plenty of space and breath.
Also included are three short idents from the main opening theme.
Adventures in Space 2
A little bit eerie and mysterious, a blend of whistling oscillating synthesizers, avant-garde echoing plucks, wobbly bending slide guitar, and retro sampled choir. Quite strange and weird but cool, then it breaks out into an epic Floyd-esque slide guitar moment blended in with organ like synths.
Also perfect for a psychedelic scene, where someone may be having a swirling, mystical experience of some potion or another.
Adventures In Space 3
Classic retro pulsing synthesizer space theme with electronic drum machine, happy and innocent with a sense of mystery, lots of beeps, whooshes, echoes and atmosphere plus little sound effects and subtleties to please the ear, constant driving forward, positive, fresh and open with a kind of odd beauty.
Adventures In Space 4
Very atmospheric, pulsing synthesizer with mystical guitar melody, beeps and echoes, wobbles and squeaks, peaceful and relaxing, cute and quirky, fading off into the distance, the end of a journey, saying goodbye, uplifting and positive, hopeful.
Gradually breaks down into basic synth sweeps and subtle choir, minimal and spacious, perfect for ending sequence.
Total Time: 11:56
INCLUDED IN PACK : (Order Of Preview)
1. Adventures in Space 1: 00:00 – 02:45
2. Ident1: 2:46 – 3:12
3. Indent2: 3:13 – 3:37
4. Ident3: 3:38 – 4:08
5. Adventures in Space 2: 4:09 – 06:17
6. Adventures in Space 3: 06:18 – 10:09
7. Adventures in Space 4: 10:10 – 11:56


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Maple Valley girls keep it simple in win over Firebirds
With the season's end approaching rapidly, the Maple Valley girls basketball team got a little experimental in Monday's 55-29 home win over Central Prairie.
Rather than playing their normal 2-3 zone, the Raiders switched over to a 1-3-1 instead.
Though coach Jeff Miller said he was pleased with the results of the defense, it was the second half, when the defense got back to basics, the Raiders thrived.
In the third quarter, Maple Valley outscored the Firebirds 20-2 to take a 47-20 lead.
But early on the game didn't start out as well for the Raiders, who are 12-3 with four games left in the regular season.
Though Maple Valley got ahead right from the opening tip-off, which Cassie Pautz took in for a layup and had a 4-0 lead within the first minute, the Raiders went cold from the floor.
Whether it was jump shots from midrange or 3-pointers, many shots beyond the basic layup had trouble falling in, a trend that continued throughout the game.
Miller credited the issues to simply a tough game shooting, but also said that Central Prairie played well defensively, specifically crediting forward Noelle Moser.
But, starting in the closing minutes of the first quarter, the Raiders responded by tweaking the offense and going for the easy buckets instead. They scored most of their remaining points on layups, including four in the final minute of the first quarter to take a 14-8 lead.
An early layup by Pautz and a 3-pointer by point guard Abbie Tinjim moved the lead to 19-8 with 6:46 left in the game.
Following the three, Firebird juniors Moser and Jordan Spitzer scored 10 of the game's next 12 points to narrow the lead to 21-18 with three minutes left in the half.
In the last three, Maple Valley 8th grader Rylee Nudell hit a midrange shot, which she followed up on ten seconds later by putting back a missed free throw by Tinjum for a layup. Tinjum hit a buzzer beating layup to make it 27-18 going into halftime.
From there, it was all a breeze for Maple Valley.
The Raiders started the quarter on a 16 point run behind Tinjum, Nudell and Pautz, who benefitted from a high-tempo transition game which led to easy runs down the court.
By the time Spitzer scored Central Prairie's only points of the quarter with 2:15 left, it narrowed the lead to 43-20, which Maple Valley extended to 47-20 by the end of the quarter.
Tinjum and Nudell led Maple Valley with 16 points each and Pautz had nine.


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(refl.) To undergo the gradual process of combined brain rot and power-tripping that changes Republican-nominated Supreme court justices into far-left loons. (Coined c. 2006 by Robert Dierker)(origin: eponymous, after Justice Harry Blackmun (1908-1999))
Former Justice O'Connor and Justices Stevens and Kennedy have all blackmunized, now they write concurrences with psychos like Souter and Ginsburg.
by "Adam" January 24, 2007
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|2013-04-18, 19:39
|Link #6461
Senior Member
Join Date: Oct 2010
It would be like US engineers going to China and giving the Chinese US stealth tech.....
|2013-04-18, 19:47
|Link #6462
Senior Member
Join Date: Feb 2008
Technically they could. If they renounced US citizenship and became a chinese citizen, then used their knowledge to build US tech for the Chinese. They could never show their face in the US again of course.
The US took a few former Nazi scientists in like that after WWII.
|2013-04-18, 23:10
|Link #6463
Senior Member
Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: "Sacrifice one to appease the few."
It would be because ZAFT wouldn't like it and the people of ORB wouldn't like that their own people are being tried for just trying to make a living after ORB failed to protect them in the last war. That and ZAFT took in many refugees which means that it would be nigh impossible to track down everyone that joined ZAFT and shared ORB secrets, secrets that the Feds and ZAFT already had due to the events of SEED.
It isn't illegal if ORB doesn't contest it and if ORB did than ZAFT would deny it and it would sour relations between them. ORB knows they wouldn't stand a chance against ZAFT thus all Cagalli can do is make requests that will never amount to anything because ZAFT isn't going to be able to shut up every ORB refugee working for them nor would they benefit at all from it.
Durandal even tells Cagalli quite plainly that they're all willingly working there, if they choose to use their ORB knowledge on the job than that isn't ZAFTs fault.
And are you seriously saying that ZAFT should have just let them not work even if they wanted to and were willing to become ZAFT citizens? That's like saying that a refugee fleeing a war-torn country that was granted safe haven in America shouldn't be allowed to work or talk to anyone.
|2013-04-18, 23:30
|Link #6464
Junior Member
Join Date: Dec 2005
Having watched the remastered phase 4, Durandal seems to have a face made for smirking. And it looks like this phase is the beginning of my disappointment with Athrun's character in Destiny.
But I don't see how this would apply to individuals who left Orb to live in the PLANTs.
|2013-04-19, 00:24
|Link #6465
Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2012
Location: On the edge of insanity
Age: 39
@Destined_Fate Orb DID contest it, that was the whole point of Cagalli's visit to armory one to begin with. She'd made several formal protests but Durandal/ZAFT basically said "nanana I can't hear you nanana". And public opinion doesn't magically make what was happening go away. Illegal acts are still illegal acts no matter the situation or if people like it or not.
And yes I'm saying ZAFT should prevent them from working on such projects if there's even the slightest chance of the EA using it to start another war.
And they didn't necessarily leave to live in the PLANTS. They where refugees from the end of Seed. It'd be like the current situation in Syria. A whole bunch of Syrian nationals have found their way into nearby countries as refugees. Than those countries essentially exploit said refugees for their own gain.
|2013-04-19, 01:27
|Link #6466
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Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: "Sacrifice one to appease the few."
Public Opinion isn't effected because Cagalli didn't make it known to the public that she was angry about that and not once did Cagalli ever refer to her people as traitors nor did she ever demand that Durandal gather them up than ship them back to ORB to stand trial. All she did was complain privately behind closed doors that she doesn't want ZAFT using that tech and Durandal rightly defended that he has no way of stopping the ORB refugees from using their knowledge gained from ORB for the benefit of their new home under ZAFT.
Durandal isn't exploiting them at all and none of them are forced to stay. ORB has been rebuilt if they wanted to leave than they would have already left long before Destiny. Instead they stayed and are working with ZAFT but they at least trust ZAFT more than ORB when it comes to the Feds considering that in the last war ORB was destroyed and many ORB citizens died.
Unless Cagalli actually gets to the root of the issue, ORB Refugees that joined ZAFT and are willingly sharing their knowledge and refuse to return to ORB, than she has no reason to complain about ZAFT letting the Refugees choose whether or not to put their knowledge to good use.
So it isn't illegal in that ORB and Cagalli aren't recognizing what their former citizens are doing as illegal, instead Cagalli wrongly attacks ZAFT for offering the Refugees the option of employment. Not ZAFT's fault if those that only know how to work on MS decide to apply for MS related jobs only.
|2013-04-19, 02:03
|Link #6468
Senior Member
Join Date: Sep 2011
I think I am missing something here
Are the Orb scientists:
1 - Helping with new MS development from the ground up?
2 - Or directly providing new tech? And if so what was this (most likely the new battery recharge tech)?
Unless it was clearly stated to be 2 and specified I would think 1 to be more logical, as ORB scientists came to the PLANTS during the events of SEED, during at which time tech such as the new improved rechargeable batteries clearly did not exist, since if they had they would have been incorporated into the MS's. Also slightly before the destruction of Orb, Orb was clearly BEHIND in MS tech advances compared to ZAFT (this did not change much in Destiny, the best Orb have ever developed appears to be the Akatsuki). They were struggling to develop a decent OS for their pilots (which I find hard to believe, as Orb had coordinators too who could have probably accomplished what Kira did), while ZAFT was already developing suits that even outclassed the Second Stage series in Destiny (ZAFTs best MS within the Junius confines, eg no nuclear reactors) as well as everything else the AF could make (which did not change until ZAFT produced Destiny, Legend, SF, and IJ)
So what tech could Orb have possibly given them? Im seeing it more as the Orb scientists lended their EXPERTISE and EXPERIENCE to help Zaft develop new improved tech within the bounds of the Junius Treaty, not an outright handover of military tech, as they had nothing ZAFT would have needed at the time other than more people helping out with R&D
|2013-04-19, 02:24
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Join Date: Apr 2012
I warned.
next time, you are recognized as Internet troll.
|2013-04-19, 02:35
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Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2012
Location: On the edge of insanity
Age: 39
@skye629 From my understanding it's both. Orb was supposed to provide either EA or ZAFT help from a technological perspective period. Doing so would be in violation of the treaty. But as we've seen, Durandal/ZAFT more or less looked the other way while trying to claim ignorance. Or as DF is trying to say, well they did it willingly so who are we to say no if they did so of their own free will.
|2013-04-19, 03:02
|Link #6471
Senior Member
Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: "Sacrifice one to appease the few."
No it isn't, they were Refugees and as far as they knew at the time ORB was gone. There was literally only ruins left and the Feds claimed it as theirs. Thus when they were taken in by ZAFT they literally had no home left or a standing Government.
The treaty is meaningless as during the fall of ORB during SEED there was no ORB Government in establishment which rendered the ORB citizens no longer citizens as their Government no longer existed and their land belonged to the Feds.
Thus no treaty was violated because at the time ORB was no more thus they weren't ORB citizens, they were Former Orb Citizens fleeing a destroyed Country that no longer had a standing Government. As far as any of them knew ORB very well may never have been taken back from the Feds and with emotions running high many would have jumped at the chance to fight the Feds to avenge their family, friends, and country.
So even if Cagalli brought all of them back to ORB for judgement it's highly unlikely anyone would be charged anyway. A huge waste of time and money that would only serve to anger ZAFT and ORB who wouldn't approve of Cagalli treating their kin as criminals when they only wanted to survive, make a living for themselves, and for some to get back at the Feds(And ZAFT was their only way to do it as ORB no longer existed as an entity in SEED after it fell, it was re-established after SEED when the Feds gave ORB back).
|2013-04-19, 03:02
|Link #6472
Junior Member
Join Date: Dec 2005
That said, the Murasames should be on par with Windams and Zakus.
But again, the treaty specifically prohibits Orb, as a nation, from giving ZAFT military assistance, and there's no evidence that Orb is violating that agreement.
|2013-04-19, 03:44
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As for what Cagalli mentioned, ok human resources, that fits the bill
I think a thing people are missing with the treaty is that these scientists came to ZAFT and joined BEFORE the Treaty even happened, thus they would be exempt from any of its articles
If in Destiny the focus was on scientists that switched sides AFTER the Treaty then yes it would be a violation
While this issue on the scientists and the Treaty is obviously part of the matter, the way I am interpreting things though is that Cagalli seemed to be more concerned about ZAFTs overall buildup in military strength
I once again attribute this lack of details and tying up of loose ends to bad writing, which always seem to be the case (then again I guess we are the minority who gives a s*** about little details like this)
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Well, Cagalli did talk about resources that came by ZAFT after the war. One possible example is the VPS, which is based on the technology used in the Strike Rouge.
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Location: "Sacrifice one to appease the few."
No, ORB had no Govenment left and the Feds had taken it over completely and established it as their own land. To be an occupied nation it would still need a standing Government or body/leadership somewhere. As far as the citizens knew there was no standing Government left nor indication that there ever would be or that anyone was left to lead ORB after its fall. After all, Cagalli wasn't even officially selected as their next Leader at that time and all the current leaders had just committed mass suicide.
Any leadership that had remained had either fled to ZAFT, defected to the Feds, or went off the charts like Cagalli who wasn't even a leader anyway - she just so happened to be the daughter of the former leader is all.
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Ah, this episode always made me get the indication that Durandal was hitting on Athrun and Cagalli was giving him the jealous eye. Athrun also has an unhealthy level of Kira exclusive flashbacks that he wasn't even at. Seriously, Flay? You didn't even know or care for her!
That Luna vs Stellar cat fight was totally put in there on purpose now that I look back. Really showed Lunamaria's skills as a ZAFT Red as she didn't get taken out despite facing three Gundams in a Zaku Warrior and her teamwork with Shinn was pretty good.
Talia also loves turning to face Athrun and give him a "wtf?" look.
Shinn was totally jealous when Lunamaria talked to Athrun and his comment about Athrun being a guy from ORB and thus not worth caring about which is ironic. As Lunamaria just said that Arthrun was Athrun meaning he's from ZAFT while Shinn is the ORB native.
Shinn just didn't want her hitting on Athrun.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (December 14, 2011)—Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert, who has won the $750,000-guaranteed CashCall Futurity a record five times, will have three representatives when he aims for another victory in the Grade I for 2-year-olds Saturday at Hollywood Park.
The Futurity, which is run at 1 1/16 miles over Cushion Track, is the ninth of 10 races Saturday. Post time is 12:30 p.m. There will be a hooded sweatshirt giveaway – one per paid admission while supplies last.
If all 13 entrants start, it would match the second largest field in Futurity history. Swiss Yodeler defeated a dozen opponents in 1996. A.P. Indy knocked off 13 rivals when he won in 1991.
Baffert, whose last Futurity victory came with eventual 2 and 3-year-old champion Lookin At Lucky in 2009, is scheduled to run Drill, Liaison and Sky Kingdom in the final graded event of the Autumn meet.
Owned by Mike Pegram, Karl Watson and Paul Weitman – the same partnership that campaigned Lookin At Lucky – Drill will try to rebound after a dull effort in the Grade III Delta Jackpot Nov. 19 at Delta Downs.
Dispatched as the 2-1 favorite, Drill finished seventh of 10, 17 ½ lengths behind winner Sabercat. A son of Lawyer Ron and the Storm Cat mare Cat Dancer, Drill has won two of six and earned $248,150. This will be his first appearance at Hollywood Park.
Liaison will attempt to join Comma to the Top as the only winners of the Real Quiet Stakes to repeat in the Futurity.
An Indian Charlie colt out of the Victory Gallop mare Galloping Gal, Liaison won the Real Quiet by a half-length Nov. 12 for owner Arnold Zetcher. The Kentucky bred has won two of three and earned $94,560.
Comma to the Top earned Horse of the Meet honors in 2010 by virtue of victories in the Futurity, Real Quiet and the grassy Generous.
Sky Kingdom earned his maiden victory at the CashCall distance Nov. 24. Owned by Westrock Stables, the Empire Maker colt out of the Kingmambo mare Sky Beam has started three times and earned $31,130.
Majestic City, who has never lost in three races over Cushion Track, returns to California for owner Jeff Bloom and trainer Peter Miller, who is seeking back-to-back victories in the Futurity after Comma to the Top's success a year ago.
A son of City Zip and the Meadowlake mare It'schemistrybaby, Majestic City is 3-for-6 with a bankroll of $245,570. In his most recent outing, the chestnut was 13th of 14 in the Grade I Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Nov. 5 at Churchill Downs.
The lone graded victory at Hollywood Park for Majestic City came when he took the Grade III Hollywood Juvenile Championship July 17. If successful Saturday, he will become the third horse to win the Juvenile and the Futurity, joining King Glorious (1988) and Swiss Yodeler.
Hall of Fame trainer Jerry Hollendorfer, who conditioned King Glorious, will saddle California Cup Juvenile winner Rousing Sermon.
Second behind Liaison in the Real Quiet, Rousing Sermon has won two of five and banked $134,000 for owner-breeders Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Williams. The son of Lucky Pulpit and the Awesome Again mare Rousing Again broke his maiden first time out over Cushion Track June 5.
A win would enable Hollendorfer to become the first trainer to win the Futurity and the Hollywood Starlet in the same year. Hollendorfer won the Starlet Dec. 10 with 14-1 outsider Killer Graces.
Handsome Mike will debut for CashCall founder J. Paul Reddam and trainer Doug O'Neill after being privately purchased following a second place finish in the Grade III Generous Nov. 27.
The son of Scat Daddy and the Smart Strike mare Classic Strike has one win in three starts and earnings of $50,780. He will be ridden by Corey Nakatani, who will try to become the fourth jockey to win the Futurity in consecutive years.
Nakatani, who was aboard Comma to the Top in 2010, would join Garrett Gomez, who won back-to-back with Pioneerof the Nile (2008) and Lookin At Lucky (2009), Alex Solis (Matty G-1995 and Swiss Yodeler-1996) and Laffit Pincay, Jr. (River Special-1992 and Valiant Nature-1993).
Runner-up in the Delta Jackpot, Basmati is also trained by O'Neill and owned by Reddam's wife Zillah. The Borrego colt out of the Mountain Cat mare Abruzzi Ridge has one win in seven attempts. He's earned $278,800.
Trainer Mike Harrington and owner Heinz Steinmann, the team behind Swiss Yodeler, are hoping for more Futurity success with Empire Way.
The son of Empire Maker and the A.P. Indy mare Delta Princess has a win in two races and earnings of $27,000. The full brother to 2011 Breeders Cup Ladies Classic winner Royal Delta defeated maidens Nov. 13 before finishing sixth in the Hollywood Prevue Thanksgiving Day (Nov. 24).
A five-length maiden winner Nov. 16 at Churchill Downs, Cozzetti will make his synthetic debut for Albaugh Family Stable and trainer Dale Romans. The Cozzene colt out of the Lemon Drop Kid mare Lemon Drop Cello is 1-for-3 with earnings of $31,650.
The last shipper to win the Futurity was Toccet in 2002.
A maiden winner Nov. 15 in France, Desormais will make his first start since being purchased by Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners and turned over to trainer Paddy Gallagher. The War Front colt out of the Desert King mare Desert Princess is 1-for-3 and has earned $11,491. His four length win as the 3-1 favorite came in his synthetic debut.
Blingo, a come-from-behind winner when he debuted on turf Nov. 25, will step into stakes company for owners Jerry and Ann Moss and trainer John Shirreffs. The Artie Schiller gelding out of the Sure Blade mare Wassifa earned $27,000 for the victory at one mile.
Brother Francis, who has been second in two starts, will stretch out for trainer Jim Cassidy after chasing So Brilliant in the Prevue. The Lion Heat colt out of the Spectrum mare Viaperita has banked $29,000 for owner-breeder Norman Cheng.
Like Brother Francis, Groovin' Solo is a maiden, but his best finish in two starts at Del Mar was a fourth in his July 30 debut. The Bob and John colt out of the Summer Squall mare Squall Linda has earned $5,040 for owner-breeder-trainer Myung Kwon Cho.
From inside out, the field for the CashCall Futurity: Handsome Mike, Corey Nakatani rides, 121 pounds; Brother Francis, Victor Espinoza, 121; Groovin' Solo, Alonso Quinonez., 121; Empire Way, Joel Rosario, 121; Drill, Martin Garcia, 121; Sky Kingdom, Garrett Gomez, 121; Blingo, Mike Smith, 121; Rousing Sermon, Joe Talamo, 121; Liaison, Rafael Bejarano, 121; Cozzetti, Julien Leparoux, 121; Majestic City, Ramon Dominguez, 121; Basmati, Hector Berrios, 121 and Desormais, David Flores, 121.
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Home > News & Events > Wayland Press Release Archives > 2002 News Releases > January 2002 > Graduates understand sacrifice, struggles behind degree
Graduates understand sacrifice, struggles behind degree
If there is one attribute that is shared by all college graduates, it is relief. No more books; no more term papers; no more cramming for tests. But for those who graduate later in life, the appreciation for the diploma seems greater.
Such is the case for Cynthia Settle and Kim Lambert, who received their undergraduate degrees from Wayland in the December 8 commencement ceremony at Harral Auditorium.
For Settle, the journey to the stage looks more like an obstacle course, in retrospect. It began many years ago when she first enrolled at Wayland in 1976. Having graduated from Plainview High School just two years prior, she was working as an officer with the Hale County Sheriff's Department when the urge to pursue a college degree hit.
"To really get anywhere, you had to have a degree. Women in law enforcement were pretty new and you had to do twice as much as the men," Settle said.
Her educational start was much like the other students around her, except that after her day classes, she would don a uniform and leave for her evening patrol shift. She lived in Owen Hall but kept her gun at her parent's home since it could not be in the dorm. All went well until her job schedule changed, making class attendance impossible. She withdrew before the semester's end and worked full-time.
At the time, Settle said she figured she'd eventually get her degree. As it turned out, that would be many years later. She later moved to Colorado and worked for the city of Manitou Springs as a forestry technician. But that job - and her life as she had previously known it - were ended when a workplace accident resulted in a broken back.
Eight surgeries later, Settle moved to Savannah, Ga., where she worked on a plantation. But when her mother became ill in 1996, she returned to Plainview. At the urging of her sister and nephew, both of whom were attending Wayland at the time, she enrolled again in pursuit of a degree in psychology and criminal justice. It was quite a different experience.
"When I first came here, I blended in. But coming back, I stuck out like a sore thumb," she laughed, adding that other nontraditional students made the transition easier.
Settle was able to take classes full-time, allowing her to complete her degree in four years like most traditional students. But the journey was not without hitches. While in school, she's endured more surgeries and complications due to the back injury and underwent chemotherapy for leukemia. She persevered.
"I knew if I quit this time I probably couldn't come back," she said. "I fought tooth and nail for this degree, but in my philosophy, there's no such thing as quit. I feel like (the diploma) should be gold-plated at this point."
For Lambert, the journey was a bit smoother, just longer. A native of Lockney, she was 31 when she first enrolled at Wayland almost ten years ago. Before that, she'd been a substitute in Lockney part-time, preferring her full-time role as a mother of three sons.
Lambert credits two friends who were attending Wayland at the time, Sandra Cummings and Diane Johnson, with encouraging her to look into pursuing her own degree. Her husband Danny also encouraged her to get a teaching degree, knowing her love for children. The prospect was frightening.
"I'd never attended college. As soon as I graduated high school, I was married," she said. "When I came to register, I had no idea what to do. I was shaking."
With her three sons at home, she began taking classes part-time, scheduling two or three days a week when she could be home all day with the boys. When two of her sons entered high school and got more heavily involved, she found the juggling act too difficult and dropped out.
Three years later, as her youngest entered high school, the realization hit that soon the empty nest would leave her without her full-time mom status. She reenrolled in 1998, carrying a full load. With graduation nearing, she's looking forward to using her education degree in interdisciplinary studies with a reading specialization, to get a teaching job.
"While I was out, everyone in the community would always ask me when I was going back. I guess they really encouraged me to finish, too," Lambert said. "I'm proud just knowing I finished. I didn't ever have enough confidence in myself to think I would ever graduate from college."
Lambert said she enjoyed the experience of taking classes alongside more traditional-aged students and felt welcomed by them. She also credits a faculty that was understanding and accommodating with her role as a mother as making the journey less stressful.
Lambert's husband Danny and their three sons - Joshua, 22, Jordan, 20, and Jared, 18 - will be cheering her on Saturday at commencement, though she's warned them to keep it down. Her parents and siblings and their families will also be there, showing pride at her accomplishment. But she might outshine them all.
"It probably won't sink in until I cross the stage on Saturday," she said. "I'm proud that I stuck it out. It took me longer than it normally would, but I am glad to finally be done."


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