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WCA CEO Reports Year In Review at 21st Annual Meeting of the Corporations
Jamestown, New York (Thursday, June 16, 2016)—Betsy T. Wright, FACHE, WCA Hospital President/CEO, and affiliated board chairs delivered a recap of the past year's accomplishments and financial summary at 21st Annual Meeting of The Corporations, "Advancing Health Care: The Path of Transformation" during a breakfast meeting held at the hospital on Thursday, June 16.
To review the highlights of the annual meeting and/or read the annual report publication, go to wcahospital.org and click the link Annual Report To Our Community under the MEDICAL CARE listing, located on the home page.
"As I reflect on the activities and accomplishments of this hospital over the past year, I am reminded time and time again of the incredible work that we do at WCA," Mrs. Wright said. "This year has been a time of change, tremendous opportunities, and intentional undertakings that set the stage for what lies ahead while sustaining our 131-year mission to improve the health and well-being of those we serve."
Wright reported on a number of new service initiatives and noteworthy accomplishments over the past twelve months as well as a number of "health care firsts" in the area including being the only hospital in the area to introduce 3D mammography that has proven to find more invasive cancers than traditional 2D mammography screening; one of only four hospitals in the country to receive VHA (Voluntary Hospital Association) honors that recognized the hospital for improvement in cost performance; the first hospital in the area to perform a new interventional drug-coated balloon angioplasty procedure in 2015; and first hospital in the state to announce an affiliation with UPMC (University of Pittsburgh Medical Center) that brings world-class medical care to southern Chautauqua.
Mrs. Wright also reported on the WCA UPMC affiliation agreement that is targeted for final approval later this year. "We were very pleased to receive contingency approval from the Public Health and Health Planning Council of New York State to approve WCA and UPMC's application to form an integration between the two organizations," conveyed Wright. "The next regulatory steps in the affiliation process are approvals from the New York State Office of Mental Health and New York State Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse. We remain confident that we can finalize the details of the agreement by late summer or year end."
Chair of the WCA Hospital Board of Directors, Steven Kilburn, added that the past year has been an historic year for WCA. "I am happy to report that we continue to make progress in completing the affiliation agreement with WCA and UPMC," Kilburn said. "I am no less excited about this affiliation than I was when I first announced it last December. As a result of this integration, we will be well-positioned to provide excellent health care at this hospital and for our community for many years to come."
The meeting concluded with physician presentation reports from medical staff president and robotic surgeon, Timothy Brown, MD, who presented an update on the robotic program at WCA—the first hospital in the Southern Tier to perform robotics; Jonathan Blasius, MD, Hospitalist on the medical staff at WCA, reported on a new model of patient care, telemedicine; Dr. Brooke Kelly, medical director of the WCA Inpatient Medical Rehabilitation Program at the hospital, discussed the changing landscape of inpatient medical rehabilitation care in a hospital setting; and Galo Grijalva, MD, reported on the new Bariatric Center located at the hospital.
Mrs. Wright closed the meeting by saying, "Patient excellence begins and ends with the dedication and commitment of our board and hospital leaders, employees, medical staff, volunteers, health partners, community leaders, and generous and giving donors and supporters who have the wisdom and insight that guides this great institution to push forward on the path of transformation. With a caring heart and the understanding to navigate the best of what's to come, we are eager to lead the transformation of this hospital into its bright future."
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I finally got round to getting the BBC In Session album, and it's fucking ace. It's taken me quite a while to fully realise how much I love The La's. Does anybody else have this yet? Whaddya think?
Also, anybody lucky enough to ever see them live? I'm sure La's purists all insist that the album doesn't do the songs justice (whether or not they actually believe that is another matter), so seeing them live must've been a bit special
And next year we could well see a second La's album. Thoughts? I know it's the obvious thing to say, but as much as I'd be intrigued into hearing new Mavers material, I can't help but feel it'd be better to leave it as it is. But then... a new La's album! How fucking cool could that be?
Argh, I'm conflicted
I don't know
any of the La's stuff beyond 'there she goes'. :(
Well you should
So there
the album's a pop marvel. and normally dirt cheap at hmv.
upon your reccomendation I shall buy the album.
i nearly came to actual real blows with Bamos about this at Truck
But the La's are shoddy, unprofessional, boring, uninventive, uninspired SHIT
that's not even witty
i expected better of you.
A new La's album...?
Dunno about that. The one they released is awesome though.
that BBC in session album
is GOOD !
disinterested or uninterested?
they're alright
but all bands from liverpool ever sound exactly the same.
I probably agree with tristram on this one.
Has anyone seen that YouTube with them on the Wide Awake Club
Apart from the fact they're miming - it's genius. I wish I was young enough.
Tommy Boyd + The La's = 100
I fucking love that La's first album
LOVE IT. Is the BBC In Session album really worth picking up then? Because I will, if you tell me to.
it is !
Some songs are better than the recorded versions...
It really really is
Only eight squids in HMV at the moment too. I tried offering them sterling, but they insisted on squids
Those crazy squid fuckers
There She Goes
is probably the song I listen to the least on that album, just because I've heard it so many times. It's still a classic though.
Feelin' and Failure are my two favourites.

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xuansun2 | San Jose, CA United States | 08/27/2003
(5 out of 5 stars)
"This DVD is fantastic. It shows how after Kurama beat Karasu, the Urameshi team beats all of the Toguro's. Heie beats Bui, the Giant axe guy, with Double Dragon of the Darkness Flame. Kuwabara beats the Elder Toguro with his weapon that Suzuka gave him plus his own huge spirit energy sword. Young Toguro faces Yusuke, and after much fighting, Yusuke uses his spirit gun at max power and Toguro uses 120% of his strength. Toguro blocks the spirit gun, but since he used so much energy blocking it, he shattered into many pieces and died. Team Urameshi is declared the winner, and Sakyo, the manager of Team Toguro kills himself.
If you like Yu Yu Hakusho, this is a must see DVD. Buy it, you'll watch it over and over again and you'll never get tired of it. If you don't buy it, you'll be missing out on a whole lot of awesome Yu Yu Hakusho action!!!"
Sweet,Gory and Hilarious
xuansun2 | 02/01/2004
(5 out of 5 stars)
"I really llike this Yu yu hakusho episode. It was the final battle between Yusuke and Toguro. It was an outstanding battle. It was very bloody indeed how Toguro was hurting Yusuke. It was sweet with Keiko and Yusuke started thinking about each other. Keiko started to cry and dreamt about Hers and Yusuke childhood together.Genkai takes over Pu's body and heads over to Yusuke and tells him that Toguro must kill one of his friends. Toguro chooses one of Yusuke's closest friend to be killed. That part was very bloody. Yusuke is very upset and tells Togoro how much he had made him feel. Yusuke gets mad and uses his ultimate shotgun to fire at Togoro. But the shotgun had started to wear out and Togoro was still standing. Also Yusuke was out of power.
Could this be that end of Yusuke?Or is Yusuke's friend really dead? You'll have to watch it if you want to find out the rest.
There was a very sad moment for Shizuru and it was sweet with Hiei and Yukina. Well youll have to watch! I know you guys will love it you Yu Yu Hakusho fan!"
Hands down the best volume yet. Do NOT miss it.
Christopher P. Cecena | Pine Valley, CA USA | 01/17/2004
(5 out of 5 stars)
"The conclusion to the Dark Tournament, something that started in the US a full year ago, has finally come. It's Yusuke vs. Toguro, but Yusuke's getting beaten BADLY. To unlock his true power, Toguro will kill Yusuke's best friend....... which means I'd hate to be Kuwabara right now. Even though the battle's only the first half of the volume, the second half is just as good, if not better. The first half is really the fight, the second is the drama afterwards. And they both equal some excellent episodes. Genkai's goodbye to Toguro in the last episode is a very good moment, leaving me at the end of my seat even more than any battle in the series thus far. And the voice acting on both versions is great. The US dub has done a very good job, giving real believability and emotion to the characters. It's hard to believe that these are the same people responsible for the awful DBZ dub. This is a perfect example of why Yu Yu Hakusho is one of the best anime I've seen thus far.I have never given a 10/10 score to Yu Yu Hakusho DVD before.I am gladly giving one now."
It Comes to This...The End of the Dark Tournament!
The Otaku | Middle Eastern Seaboard | 05/01/2004
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"It's finally here! The last fight of the Dark Tournament has arrived and both fighters are ready! Once again, my crappy subtitles and cutting entire parts of fights comes into effect making my review based on around 5 minutes. But I still can write a good review!Toguro has Yusuke on the ropes and begins to play with his mind to release what he wants to face: 100% of Yusuke's power! He learns from his former fighting partner, the late Genkai, currently possessing Puu, Yusuke's spirit beast, how to finally release that power. Unfortunetely for Yusuke, it involves killing his best friend. With Kuwabara dead (I'm implying he's dead due to the fact that his heart seems to have been ripped out), Yusuke releases all the energy he can. With his final blow, he fires his spirit gun at maximum power, but Toguro counters with 120% of his energy! (Don't ask me how it's possible, I'm in advanced math and don't feel like trying to explain it even to myself)
With that, Yusuke shatters Toguro's demon body he recieved from the Dark Tournament 50 years prior. Finally, HE"S DEAD!!!In all: this is the greatest end to the series I could see! Even though Kuwabara and Genkai seemed to have died, I'm guessing they're coming back since they're in the movie, Poltergeist Report (see my other review there)."


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Penn State Mont Alto expects to award approximately 144 diplomas to students who are completing 110 associate and 34 baccalaureate degrees. The age range is 19 to 52, and 45 percent of Mont Alto's graduates are ages 24 and older.Â
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Monday, August 1, 2005
In the early 1980s, a young intellectual lawyer named John G. Roberts Jr. was part of the vanguard of a conservative political revolution in civil rights, advocating new legal theories and helping enforce the Reagan administration's effort to curtail the use of courts to remedy racial and sexual discrimination.
Just 26 when he joined the Justice Department as a special assistant to Attorney General William French Smith, Roberts was almost immediately entrusted to counsel senior department officials on such incendiary matters of the day as school desegregation, voting rules and government antidotes to bias in housing and hiring.
In prolific missives of a few pages and densely written 30-page legal memos, Roberts -- who co-workers recall had primary responsibility for civil rights matters in his office -- consistently sought to bolster the legal reasoning for the administration's new stances and to burnish its presentation of the policies to Congress and the public.
Roberts's record is being closely scrutinized, and Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee say they will rigorously question the Supreme Court nominee on his views of civil rights. A review of Roberts's papers from his time at the Justice Department and interviews with his contemporaries show he was deeply involved with the Reagan administration's efforts to recast the way government and the courts approached civil rights.
He wrote vigorous defenses, for example, of the administration's version of a voting rights bill, opposed by Congress, that would have narrowed the reach of the 1965 Voting Rights Act. He challenged arguments by the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights in favor of busing and affirmative action. He described a Supreme Court decision broadening the rights of individuals to sue states for civil rights violations as causing "damage" to administration policies, and he urged that legislation be drafted to reverse it. And he wrote a memo arguing that it was constitutionally acceptable for Congress to strip the Supreme Court of its ability to hear broad classes of civil rights cases.
For young conservatives such as Roberts, many of whom had spent the years of the Carter presidency in elite schools or cooling their political heels, the first two years of Ronald Reagan's presidency were a heady period. Civil rights was an issue of enormous importance to the Republican Party's fortunes and to businesses and local or state governments frustrated by what they regarded as decades of judicial intrusion into their activities.
Justice was "the most intellectual, the most thoughtful and certainly one of the most conservative agencies" at that time, said Terry Eastland, who arrived at the department as Smith's speechwriter a few months after Roberts departed and now publishes the Weekly Standard, a conservative magazine.
Colleagues say Roberts, then a recent Harvard Law School graduate and clerk to Supreme Court Justice William H. Rehnquist, was an ideologically close fit with the other special assistants to Smith and his top appointees. The special assistants were mostly white males in their twenties who ate lunch almost daily with Smith in his private dining room and then worked late into the night to advance the administration's views.
"We were there to reverse course from the policies of the Carter administration, certainly," said Charles J. Cooper, who worked closely with Roberts while serving as a special assistant and later as deputy to the assistant attorney general for civil rights. "Everybody was there with similar goals and intentions."
Within the group, Roberts "certainly wasn't a shrinking violet; he made known what he thought," Cooper added. Others with strong voices included Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights William Bradford Reynolds, special assistant Carolyn Kuhl, Deputy Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights J. Harvie Wilkinson III, Deputy Assistant Attorney General Richard Willard, special counsel Tex Lezar and counselor to the attorney general Kenneth W. Starr, Roberts's immediate boss. Some would long play prominent roles in Washington and conservative ideology.
Catherine L. Anderson, a White House fellow who arrived as a special assistant to Smith in late summer 1982 and is now a state district court judge in Minneapolis, recalls that Roberts and the others in the office "were very dedicated to the president's agenda and the things he had set out in the campaign as his ambitions." The group was, in the words of Bruce Fein, then an associate deputy attorney general, "a band of ideological brothers" determined to make a lasting stamp on the nation.
Many, like Roberts, had attended premier law schools, surrounded by liberal students and professors. Now, they were side by side with people who shared their own views. They read and discussed books such as Plato's "Republic," the Federalist Papers and Adam Smith's "The Wealth of Nations," and contemplated "how to leave a legacy that goes beyond passing this bill or that," Fein said.


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Gustatory sweating
Does anyone have any advice for treatments of gustatory sweating. Every time I eat I begin to sweat on my forehead and the back of my neck. This is my first time posting something… Let me know.
Thanks, Christine
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I have the same issue…is there a treatment? Plus I need help controlling my blood sugar…NO matter how hard I try it is everywhere. Then I just quit trying. Can anyone help? Anyone have an extra pancreas that's in great condition? ☹
I sure hope you have found out by now what is happening to you. But I feel a need to reply, cause my daughter is going through this now. It can be a different reason than hers, of course. She was just diagnosed with end
stage renal failure. I have been researching. It's from nerve damage in the cheek. as something to do with neuropathy. Her blood sugars are not controlled either. I just know her uncontrolled blood sugars caused her neuropathy. For awhile she has been sweating profusely when eating. And 2 weeks ago, she was admitted to icu. Then diagnosed with end-stage renal failure.Anyway. I came across an article bout a man that was having the same symptoms. He was diabetic. Been on dialysis for 3 years & last 6 months is when he started sweating while eating. I would definitely check kidneys. I hope & pray you are ok. If by some chance you get this reply, please let me know. I'd like to know how you are doing. Look me up on facebook. My name is Kari Bohnstead
Wow … Thanks for the responses every one This really does work!!! I wasn't sure. Its so great to really connect with other diabetics!! Regarding
the GS… My doc said to use a strong deodorant and rub it on my forehead and neck. Weird huh? I was just wondering if these was comman among other diabetics?
I'm so exited about this app. Thank you all for sharing!!! And I love that a lot of you share some hope and faith ;)
Man, your doctor said to use a strong deodorant and rub in on your forehead and neck? Boy, I can't believe it…you'd better get another doc. When I said I can't believe it, I did not mean I don't believe you…that doctor is not competent. Geez…if he had said that to me, I'd get up and walk out…in fact, I'm laughing..ha, ha, ha. I mean, geez…anybody could have said something more competent than that. I am having problems with sweating now, too. Last night, I went to bed, and sweated half the night..bad. I walk and run, but when I eat a whole supper at night, which I never used to, I break out in sweats . I am glad I am not the only one..someone said it's part of nueropathy…that's what I thought. I have found that running helps a lot, but the problem is is that a person can't just stop in the middle of eating and go run outside..that would cause a low probably. I have noticed that I sweat more during my monthly—right before it…I would get a new doctor, and good luck to you!!!!!!!!!!!—-ANNE
Yes, I have that too, don't like it much - use a fan when face heats up, my bedroom also has an A/C unit separate from the central air, my room stays cooler/all the time!
Howdy Christine WELCOME to DiabeticConnect!
I hadn't heard this term before and I had not seen this discussed here in the 3+ years I've been here. I looked up Gustatory sweating, on google and there is not much out there. Here ~ http://www.myhealthyfeeling.com/gustatory-swe... ~ is an article on this subject.
Some of the other hits I got on Google said something about Botulism toxin being used on this, but when I got there only the English abstract of an article in Danish was available.
I have noticed something similar after I eat, but rather than sweating, my sinuses flow heavily. They don't always flow like that after I eat, but I think I will need to write down what I am eating and see if is triggered by a specific food that I am eating.
I pray this helps you
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James your symptoms relate closely to mine. I have noticed lately that when I think about preparing food, without even taking a bite, I begin to sweat profusely under my eyes, my forehead and indeed my whole face. Usually it is often when I eat. For years now I have tried eliminating certain foods thinking I had an allergy but have never found a common denominator. It is so severe at times that I feel as though I have a bad head cold where my nose is running profusely and my lips become dry and yet the rest of my body feels cold and I sometimes shiver. When I am in my car I aim the AC directly onto my face for relief and to dry my face. It is only today that I have gone on the internet for information and to find out if I am some kind of freak only to discover my problem actually has a name, Gustatory Hyperhidrosis I guess my next step will be to see my local doctor and get a referral to an expert and be tested for Diabetes. I think you will realise in time that it isn't a particular food that triggers this but nerve damage. It is not a common complaint and it wouldn't surprise me if my local medical clinic GP doesn't have a clue. I believe it affects 1% of the population. I wish anyone dealing with this the best of luck as well as the best of advice including myself. Carrol
Gustatory sweating or Frey's syndrome is another presentation of autonomic neuropathy.[6] Gustatory sweating is brought on while eating, thinking or talking about food that produces a strong salivary stimulus. It is thought that ANS fibres to salivary glands have become connected in error with the sweat glands[7] after nerve regeneration. Apart from sweating in the anhidriotic area of the body, it can produce flushing, goosebumps, drop of body temperature - vasoconstriction and paresthesia. Aberrant gustatory sweating follows up to 73% of surgical sympathectomies[8] and is particularly common after bilateral procedures. Facial sweating during salivation has also been described in diabetes mellitus, cluster headache, following chorda tympani injury, and following facial herpes zoster.
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Diabetic Gustatory Sweating: Discussion
It does not seem like there is much of a cure just some symptom relief
I am so sorry you are going through this!
Hi, Christine,
I don't believe I've seen that question here before. I do sometimes feel hot when I eat and try to eat more slowly and drink water with my meals. I really hadn't associated it with diabetes though it could relate to a sudden change in BG level. Interesting thought. I'll be interested to see what others share. Thanks for posting this.
I get really hot before my monthly..about 5 days before, and my blood sugars soar into the 300s and keytones, then, after my monthly, my blood sugars DROP dramatically lower—down into the 60s…ANNE
that is a good point ,it explains how the ph balance can be off ,never knowing what illnesses it can lead to. good info there!


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- Place chicken in a resealable plastic bag set in a shallow dish. Pour salad dressing over chicken. Seal bag; turn to coat chicken. Marinate in the refrigerator for 2 to 24 hours, turning bag occasionally.
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- For a charcoal grill, grill skewers on the rack of an uncovered grill directly over medium coals for 10 to 12 minutes or until chicken is tender and no longer pink (170 degrees F), turning once halfway through grilling. (For a gas grill, preheat grill. Reduce heat to medium. Place skewers on grill rack over heat. Cover and grill as directed.)
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We know it's no fun shelling out money every month for automobile insurance that you hopefully never have to use, but think of it this way: being insured not only protects you and your vehicle, it also protects the people around you in case an accident happens. And that's important, especially when you consider that an estimated 1/3 of Arizona drivers are either uninsured or under insured. We want to change that so our roadways become a safer place for everyone.
An automobile policy is comprised of six different kinds of coverage. Most states require you to buy some, but not all, of these coverages. If you're financing a car, your lender may also have additional requirements. In Arizona, every motor vehicle that is operated on roadways must be covered by liability insurance by a company licensed to do business in Arizona. This includes motorcycles, golf carts and mopeds.
Here are the minimum levels of financial responsibility you need in Arizona:
- $15,000 in bodily-injury liability for one person and $30,000 for two or more people
- $10,000 in property-damage liability
Understanding the Six Types of Auto Insurance
Understanding all these six different types can be overwhelming. Don't worry. We've got you covered. Here's the breakdown of the six main types..
Bodily Injury Liability
This is what kicks in from your policy if you cause injury to someone else while driving. In Arizona, you are required by law to maintain a policy that covers $15,000 in bodily-injury liability insurance per person and $30,000 per incident.
Property Damage Liability
This is what protects you if you cause damage to someone else's property. The state of Arizona requires you to maintain a policy that covers at least $10,000 in property damage per incident.
Medical Payments Coverage or Personal Injury Protection
Comprehensive Auto Insurance
This covers other damage to your car that isn't caused by a collision with another car. Like if your vehicle gets vandalized or you hit a deer. This is usually an optional type of coverage, but if you are making loan payments, your lender may require you to have comprehensive coverage.
Uninsured or Underinsured Motorist Coverage
It's estimated that 1/3 of Arizona drivers are not insured. This is a scary fact, considering many of us drive on Arizona roadways every day. Uninsured motorist coverage is what will cover your injuries if you get into an accident with an uninsured driver. Under insured motorist coverage kicks in when the driver at fault has liability insurance, but not enough to pay for all of the damage they caused.
Although this type of coverage isn't mandatory in Arizona, it is strongly recommended that your policy covers at least $100,000 per person and $300,000 per incident.


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'Cash for kids' judge gets 28 year jail sentence• http://www.rawstory.com/
A former Pennsylvania judge who rendered guilty verdicts in exchange for over $1 million in kickbacks from a for-profit youth rehabilitation center will spend up to 28 years in prison, following his sentencing hearing last Thursday.
Over the weekend, CNN sat down with the mother of one of his victims, a young man who was so distraught by his unjust incarceration that he committed suicide.
"It's justice in the sense that he is going to pay for what we've been dealing with for the last eight years," Sandy Fonzo, the boy's mother, told the network. "True justice, I don't think there could ever be. He'll never live the sentence that I live."
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It is pathetic that this black robe devil did what he did like all the others do to balance the books and their lust and greed for money and more power, but hopefully this demented AHO has learned the lesson that no matter what, the universal laws work with mathematical precision without fail. Now to finish the job, everything he owns needs to be taken including his bank account and devided evenly among all of his victims. He should also be charged with the death of the young man who killed himself for what this sick twisted bastard has done.


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[AFTER EATING} I am reading Eat, Pray, Love these days and I cannot help to stop and think how much I can relate to Elizabeth Gilbert's feelings towards Italian language. Except that I have those feelings for French language. I wish I had the time to study French on a daily basis since I cannot take a three month "leave" and go to Paris to be fully immersed in the language. I have been a regular student at the Alliance Francaise for many years and in different countries... and I have the full collection of Bescherelle's, read French magazines and some nice blogs... but unfortunately, I do not have anyone to practice with. I need a French language support group ASAP!!!!!
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We are starting another round of DQS #9 today. I'm a Mama for this round. This is my third time being a Mama. I hope all my babes like their partners! Of course I am a "babe" too and have just received a great partner. As soon as I am finished with this post, I am going to let the stalking begin!! LOL!!!
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This is within walking distance of everything, and this is where all of the main character's true treasures reside.
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This is Ethan's home town, and he has only left it to go to Harvard and off to war.
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Siobhan's beat : Sisters in Spirit Series, Book 2. / Marianne Evans.
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Has the dream ended before it's begun? Tragedy strikes the Sisters in Spirit, presenting a challenge the likes of which God alone can shape into goodness. Siobhan Douglas can't carry a tune-but her expressive, joy-filled dances give Sisters in Spirit its unique presence with a delightful energy that flows straight from Siobhan's soul. Celebrating a recording contract has turned to horror following a car accident that leaves Siobhan broken-physically and emotionally. Orthopedic surgeon AJ Cooper is driven by the world of healing. He even thought he was fulfilled-until Siobhan. He's never met a more enchanting and determined patient. He's never been more tempted to leave behind a career-centered focus... But Siobhan battles demons the likes of which she's never encountered and she's certainly not going to complicate her life further by falling in love with her doctor. Dancing was her gift. Why would God take it away? Is she not meant to be part of the Sisters in...
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Rampant Ranchi Rays thump hapless Kalinga Lancers 7-2 in HIL 2017
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Ranchi [India], Jan.27 (ANI): Ranchi Rays produced a dominant performance as they thrashed Kalinga Lancers 7-2 in a sensational match in the fifth edition of the Hockey India League (HIL) played at the Astroturf Stadium here last evening. It was goals by Ashley Jackson (24'), Mohd Amir Khan (30'), Christopher Ruhr (31'), and Manpreet Singh (44') who fetched Ranchi Rays five points. Having learnt from their earlier encounter against Kalinga Lancers that ended in a 4-2 defeat, Ranchi Rays refused to let the visitors control the ball in the first quarter, closing them down high up the pitch and constantly hunting in packs. When in possession, they were always in control, passing the ball around neatly and quickly to penetrate Kalinga Lancer's circle. Though the home team made a few successful forays into the striking circle, the Kalinga Lancers' defence was solid enough to keep them from taking an early lead, thus ending the first quarter in a stalemate. Ranchi Rays had their first penalty corner of the game in the 17th minute, Trent Mitton stepped up to the drag flick. His attempt was good but not enough to put it past Kalinga Lancers' goalkeeper Andrew Charter who continued to impress with an incredible save. Another chance at scoring a penalty corner came in the 24th minute, and this time, Manpreet Singh was spot on with the injection while the experienced Ashley Jackson made no mistake in converting the goal and giving the home team a much needed 1-0 lead. Kalinga Lancers earned their first penalty corner of the game in the 26th minute but Gurjinder Singh's drag flick was brilliantly padded away by Tyler Lovell and ensured Ranchi Rays held on to the lead. In the 30th minute, Ranchi Rays took their lead to a strong 3-0 when Junior World Cup winner Sumit, from within the circle, perfectly passed the ball to Mohd Amir Khan for a deflection which sent the ball into the post. Rampant Ranchi Rays continued their dominant form into the third quarter. This time Ashley Jackson took charge, seeking possession of the ball, and acting as the lynchpin in the midfield. Racing into the Kalinga Lancers' circle, it was Jackson's pass to forward Christopher Ruhr, a minute into the third quarter, that won Ranchi Rays their third goal taking their score to a comfortable 5-0. This was also the 25th goal of the Coal India Hockey India League 2017. Another goal came in the 44th minute when Gurbaj Singh intercepted Kalinga Lancers' pass in the midfield and raced away towards their circle and passed to Manpreet Singh who made no mistake in finding the gap. The score read 7-0 before going into the final quarter. In the final quarter, Kalinga Lancers started fast, desperate to find the goal that would give some respite. In the 49th minute, though Ranchi Rays's defence came undone when Lalit Upadhyay put a field goal past Lovell making the score 7-2. The action wasn't over yet as Kalinga Lancers had their own opportunities at the close, but Ranchi Rays's defence stood their ground denying them off anymore goals running down the clock, to give them their first victory in the League. Ranchi Rays Christopher Ruhr was awarded with a prize money of Rs 50,000 for scoring the `Goal of the Match` from Gopal Singh, CMD, Central Coalfields Ltd. Anand Lakra from Kalinga Lancers won the prize of Rs 25,000 for being the Hero Young Achiever of the Match from Olympian Mr Sylvanus Dung Dung. The Most Entertaining Player of the Match was awarded to Sarvanjit Singh of Ranchi Rays that came with a prize money of Rs 25,000 by Raj Bala Verma, Hon'ble Chief Secretary of Jharkhand. Ranchi Rays Ashley Jackson was declared the Man of the Match and was awarded a prize money of Rs 50,000 by NK Pal, Assistant Director SICCL. The next match will be played between Dabang Mumbai and Jaypee Punjab Warriors at the Mahindra Hockey Stadium in Mumbai later today.(ANI)


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Never, ever, rid yourself of a denim skirt. It's a classic. OK, maybe you can toss it if it's acid wash, but still, you never know.
Little Miss Naughty is looking just that in this Vintage '80s high-waist denim pencil skirt ($20). I could totally see Rachel Bilson in this with a simple tank and the bag to have. Scratch that — I could see me in it with a naughty tank and vintage clutch. See, denim skirts appease everyone.


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Making a game of it in Denver
Perhaps it is the thin, crisp, clean air of Denver, Colorado. Perhaps it is the majestic scenery of the great Rocky Mountains that inspires a sense of divine design and artistic passion. Whatever it is, Denver is the new hotbed for the creative as game design schools make their presence in the mile high city.
Long considered a field resident to the micro-chip centered Silicon Valley, the presence of new programs in Game Design have been emerging across the country. The generation that was practically born with a joystick in their hands is now entering schools of advanced learning and brings with them a whole new concept of what gaming is, and what it should be.
From Westwood College—with campuses in North and South Denver—to The Art Institute of Colorado, sci-fi, adventure, and fantasy designers are finding the right school and classes to unleash their creative passion while also developing the skills they will need to carve their path in the real world of Game Design for likes of Sony, Nintendo, Microsoft, and the hundreds of other developers throughout the world.
Typical courses for the thriving designer include those one would expect of a technical nature including: digital color, 3D design, multiple levels of programming; and also those that might be a little less expected including classes in: Science fiction and Fantasy, Mythology, Animation history, and Basic & Advanced Drawing classes. Perhaps a bit of Art History too!
Upon completion of the programs, graduates will have the confidence to apply their talents in the real world (or would it be better to say the fantasy world)! Their skill sets, including digital animation, 2D and 3D art design, and overall game development production, will prepare them to travel the world in working with the very best game designers while earning an entry level salary of approximately $40k-$50K/year according to Payscale.com and animationarena.com. In fact, recent graduates are being hired at a faster than normal rate during this sluggish economy. As more and more families are conserving their money and staying home, they are looking for inexpensive ways to keep everyone entertained, and video games are just the right solution.
As a further avenue of exploration, gaming has continued to grow as a source of Hollywood inspiration. Movies based on games include the Lara Croft franchise, Resident Evil, and the much anticipated 2010 release of Clock Tower. Schools of game design may soon be known as second tier film schools. Watch out AFI!
And as if the thrill of gaming, the prospect of movie making, or the thought of an in-demand career were not enough, then think about some of the best skiing and "brew central" activities that abound in the mile-high city. Hey, all of that inspiration doesn't just develop on its own!
So, while Denver, CO, may be home to the NFL Broncos, NBA Nuggets, MLB Rockies, and NHL Avalanche, they may soon be boasting of the prestige brought on by the next gaming frenzy and Hollywood blockbuster. It may just be the game that this city needs.


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I went to a New Years Dance party in Chicago back in 2012. Literally just weeks prior, I had taken delivery of a trio of Alien Bees studio strobes and spent an evening putting together a "portable" white seamless setup. I brought the setup to the dance party and set it up out in the hall, if I recall correctly. After some serious stumbling around for an hour, I finally got into the grove enough to shoot pictures that weren't completely terrible. Being that today is the New Year, I thought it appropriate to share this image, taken moments after we rang in the new year, 2012. Photo shot with a Nikon D7000, a Nikon 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6 zoom lens, and a trio of Alien Bees B800 strobes triggered by Pocket Wizards.


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Great companies are built on great products. – Elon Musk, CEO and product architect of Tesla Motors
It is common knowledge that training sales and marketing professionals on products effectively is vital to the success of a modern organization. But, how can companies deliver high quality product training to their personnel on their products, in quick time, with minimum expenditure, to survive in a fiercely competitive business world? Well, the solution is to harness the power of the online training medium.
E-learning is the perfect medium to impart highly effective training on your products to your sales and marketing staff. Online courses can be accessed anytime, anywhere, on any device, and they are ideal for these people, who hardly find time to attend training sessions in a brick and mortar classroom. Furthermore, it is possible to develop e-learning courses in quick time, thanks to rapid authoring tools such as Articulate Storyline. A 60 minute online training module can be developed in about 20 days. The rapid development of online courses enables firms to "harmonize" product launches and training very efficiently.
So, are you too planning to climb the e-learning bandwagon? Then, here is an eBook Product Knowledge for Sales and Marketing Professionals: Strategies for Effective Online Training which provides comprehensive information on leveraging the online medium to impart excellent product training to your sales and marketing teams. The eBook provides answers to the following and more.
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This week the Texas Parental Rights Restoration Act (TPRRA) was filed in the Texas Senate (SB 1194) and in the Texas House (HB 2547). As we have discussed many times over the last several years, these bills will seek to end the lawsuit abuse of fit single parents who are the targets of lawsuits by grandparents who sue because they disagree with legitimate decisions made by parents.
Texas courts are hearing more and more of these cases, and all too often good single parents are reduced to bankruptcy in their attempt to maintain possession of their own children against the resources of affluent grandparents, who seek to use the grandparent access statute as a weapon to force these single parents to submit to what the grandparents, rather than the parents, believe is best for the child.
In some cases the parent loses possession of the child for years under "temporary" court orders while the grandparent uses legal actions to draw out the process for years. Good single parents should not lose their parental rights simply because they have less money than grandparents.
While we are encouraged with the filing of these bills and hope to build on the progress we made in the last session on this issue, legislation has also been filed by supporters of the Texas Family Law Foundation, which represents family law attorneys in Texas, that would expand the scope of such lawsuits. While the current law allows grandparents to sue a custodial parent if their child is deceased, divorced, or incarcerated, these bills (HB 391 & SB 1148) would allow grandparents to sue any parent, even intact families. The measures would also lower the standard even further of what is required in order to violate the fundamental, constitutional right of parents to direct the care, control, and upbringing of their children.
In the coming weeks we will be preparing for hearings to support the TPRRA and to oppose the Texas Family Law Foundation's bills that are intended to further erode parental rights in Texas. Critical to both of these efforts is having witnesses who are able and willing to testify regarding how such lawsuits have impacted their families. Please contact us if you or someone you know has had such an experience and are willing to give testimony in writing or in person. We will continue to update you as this situation develops. Thank you for your prayers and support.


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Michael Sam's announcement was bound to be met with a mix of reactions from indifference to acceptance and hate–but with a law banning gay NFL players?
For the last few years there have been rumors that there was going to be a player in the NFL announcing that he is gay. There have of course been gay players in the past, but their sexuality was not public knowledge until long after their careers were over. By making his sexual preference known Michael Sam–the co-defensive player of the year in the SEC–all but guaranteed that there would indeed be an openly gay player in the NFL next season.
Some will look at his less than stellar performance in the NFL Combine as reason to think that he may not actually make it, but long time Combine followers know that performance there means little when it comes to measuring how well a player can perform on the field.
Fact of the matter is that Sam is a solid football player, and while he may have some work to do in order to become an every down player on the defensive line he is good enough to play. Should that be the case, or if another player decides to announce he is gay, one lobbyist wants to make sure they can't play in the NFL.
He wants to ban gay athletes from playing in the NFL. GOP lobbyist Jack Burkman is working on developing legislation that if enacted would do just that.
"We are losing our decency as a nation," Burkman said in a statement. "Imagine your son being forced to shower with a gay man. That's a horrifying prospect for every mom in the country. What in the world has this nation come to?"
His lobbying firm, Burkman Associates, works t secure contracts with the federal government for companies so Burkman is bound to have a lot of contacts inside Washington D.C. circles, but enough to get a law like this passed? There is no word on whether he has finished his proposed legislation or if a congressman has agreed to sponsor the bill so we may never know.
Michael Sam's announcement has been largely met with support and well wishes, but even the though of such legislation is proof positive that society still has a long way to go before sexual orientation becomes exactly what is–a personal and private matter.
"If the NFL has no morals and no values, then Congress must find values for it," Burkman said.[H/T The Hill]


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3: My baby girl Caitlin and her Daddy, on her first day of Prep 2007. | My baby Nate 2 days old, 27/11/2006.
4: My sleepy boy! | Smiles with his Daddy. | Caitlin, Mummy and Nate on Caitlin's first day of Prep. Nate was 2 months old.
5: Nate when he was sick in hospital. July 2007. | "I am as strong as my Daddy". Nate a couple of weeks old.
6: Look at my little Maori lips.
7: My first birthday.
8: Steven and his sisters (my two sister in laws) Margo on the right and Leanne on the left. Glad to see some smiles after such tragedy. | Caitlin and Tane hiding in the toy box. | "What a handsome young man". Oh, Frase, is that you? Miss you Fraser. | With my Nan and my cousin Frasers ashes in the background. We miss you and we love you Fraser!! xoxo RIP Fraser 19/01/1987 to 23/02/2007
9: My sister with her two kids and me with my 3. | This is Tane after his first bath. He is about 1/2 an hour old her. He looks like the size of a toddler. I know, he looks nothing like me, but he is all mine. | This is the biggest of my babies. Welcome to the world Tane Joshua Witana. 16/03/05. He is about 3 minutes old in the pic. He was delivered naturally and weighed in at 9 lb 9 oz (4390 grams) and at 59cm. I am truly suprised that I went back and did it again!!! I love you my son!! | Caitlin at Easter 2005. She is 3 years old in this pic. | Good morning Tane.
10: This is Tane at 2 weeks old. | This is my first family shot (minus me). By the way, I took this photo after giving birth. This is my beatiful family (before Nate).


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How Emotional Alchemy May Save Your Life
I will get to how emotional alchemy may save your life in the wrong run but first let me tell you a little story about how I got to where I am today. And it may seem like it is somewhat of a mundane event that entered into my life. About a year and a half ago I was in my very first serious relationship but was big into philosophy (still am). At that time I was very happy with where I was… or so I thought.
I came to a self-realization that most of our interactions with people are out of manipulation of conditioning, and this took to there being no you there. To my this was an earth shattering event for me. I could not find any tangible me there when putting aside all the beliefs, concepts, and ideas.. just those things making transactions with itself through human beings as catalysts. Through this time my life seem to unravel at the seems.
At this point you can see something like this happen and consider the two outcomes:
- My life is falling apart (at this time she had just broken up with me)
- Something big is coming, a change in the way I view the world.
I felt both simultaneously at the same time (there is nothing saying this won't happen too!) At the time I didn't fully comprehend what emotional alchemy was doing to me.
But I realized that emotional alchemy was molding me into something receptive to great growth and change.
Here is how it was doing just that. By releasing me from my relationship and the change in my perspective did I notice that there were conditioning that I was harboring and were poisonous not only to me, but the people I cared about in my life. They made me rigid and stubborn, and didn't allow much room to budge.
As I watched those feelings coming up (being mindful of this helps) I noticed certain qualities that I was exhibiting now in my current break up with patterns I had exhibited subtly in the past. For example, my four biggest obstacles were jealousy, possessiveness, control, and fear of being abandoned.
It will save your life because it allows you to see your failings. By realizing these things are we able to respond and change them.
That is how life is though. It is a great story of letting go. We are presented with an obstacle and through this emotional alchemy of letting go of past conditioning (coupled with being mindful and seeing them there because letting go can't be willed), are we able to re-orchestrate the way in which we respond and relate to others. In this way a lot of my old conditioning was burned away in a sense.
And was replaced with better ways of practical living with others. Allowing perspectives of others to be as they are. Knowing that my perspective is one of many unique perspective (and that each perspective including mine isn't right or wrong). This is why I say even in those instances where your life seems to fall apart, that emotional alchemy may actually save your life.
More on this subject and ways out of it in my new kindle book Emotional Alchemist which you can reach by clicking on the book below!


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FIS is a global leader in financial services technology, with a focus on retail and institutional banking, payments, asset and wealth management, risk & compliance, consulting and outsourcing solutions. Through the depth and breadth of our solutions portfolio, global capabilities and domain expertise, FIS serves more than 20,000 clients in over 130 countries. Headquartered in Jacksonville, Fla., FIS employs more than 53,000 people worldwide and holds leadership positions in payment processing, financial software and banking solutions. Providing software, services and outsourcing of the technology that empowers the financial world, FIS is a Fortune 500 company and is a member of Standard & Poor's 500® Index.
FIS's award winning Ambit Risk & Performance Management solutions enable financial institutions around the globe to avoid the next meltdown by quantifying and mitigating their risk.
We are looking for a talented Senior Software Engineer with passion for finance application or the interest to develop that passion. We are developing the state of the art banking risk management stack based on C#, .NET and a growing number of open source libraries.
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- Shape the architecture and be hands-on the development of our new risk management platform as a modern web Application using .NET 4.5 (C#) and the latest web technologies (ASP.NET MVC, angular.js, HTML5)
- Participate in our agile, test driven development process, contributing from business requirement through unit testing, implementation, and final testing
- Learn software engineering best practices and tools within skilled Scrum teams
- Gain in-depth knowledge of the latest financial risk management concepts
- Cooperate at an international level with our development centers around the globe
- Coach other developers in best practices and clean code and give code reviews
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- A bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or related discipline
- At least 5 years of experience in .NET (C#) development
- At least 3 years of experience in web development
- Solid knowhow and experience in object oriented programming
- Excellent knowledge in web technologies (ASP.NET MVC, angular.js, HTML5, java script and related technologies)
- Strong communication skills
- Fluency in English and Serbian
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The National Post has recently cast its eye towards New Brunswick and has performed a classic trick that even good journalists attempt from time to time: draw up a list of three facts and declare it a trend.
In the Post view, the province is a "new" battleground between English and French, an "less likely hornet's nest" in the realm of linguistic tension. But if we accept that recent debates in Bathurst, Dieppe, and Moncton reflect simmering hostility, then we can't very well call it new: there's a history of these outbreaks dating back more than four decades. Barely acknowledged by the Post is the equally long history of New Brunswickers using the democratic process to work things out.
Liberal Premier Louis Robichaud introduced official bilingualism; PC Premier Richard Hatfield, with one eye on expanding his party from its anglophone base to reflect the province as a whole, completed the implementation of the law (as he said he would), and was re-elected handily. When Hatfield flirted with ideas that went beyond what the mainstream would accept, such as linguistic duality as recommended by the Poirier-Bastarache commission, the voters reined him in. The system worked: the premier had forgotten the delicate balance of leading while not getting too far ahead of the political centre, and he was punished.
Likewise, when lingering anger over Hatfield's initiatives and over constitutional concessions to Quebec reached a peak in the late 1980s, they coalesced into the Confederation of Regions Party. Rather than call for "civil war" or other actions outside the law, CoR played by the rules of the electoral system -- and failed miserably to go beyond their win of eight seats in 1991.
In 1992 CoR lost at the ballot box: it campaigned against the Charlottetown accord, but a majority of New Brunswickers voted yes, endorsing, among other things, its provisions to enshrine Hatfield's Bill 88 in the Constitution. Though the accord was defeated nationally, the provincial result amounted to a mandate on Bill 88 (especially given CoR's "majority rule" dogma), and the McKenna and Mulroney governments passed a bilateral amendment.
The real trend here is that though our democratic system has its flaws, it has given voters the opportunity to weigh in on these matters again and again. The Post may not be aware of this, nor that the "Quebec takeover" trope has been a consistent feature of these debates for decades. If Quebec has such a plan, its organizers have been spectacularly inept at executing it.
Likewise, voters will get their chance to pronounce themselves on these municipal sign bylaws that have so alarmed the Toronto newsroom of The National Post. One suspects Dieppe voters, with a large francophone majority, won't punish their city council. Moncton may be different, which is probably why council there is moving cautiously, given the city is only one-third francophone.
One of the sticky points in this kind of debate is who really speaks on behalf of a community. The Anglo Society claims to represent English New Brunswick, but, at best, you never see more than a handful of their members together; a Post interview with one of the anglophone parents who fought to save French immersion would have been as legitimate a representation of "anglophone New Brunswick."
If the hostility were widespread, one suspects as well that it would be manifested in the election pre-campaign now underway. Yet we have five political parties, including one professing to let its policies be shaped exclusively by "the people," all embracing official bilingualism. If the province is becoming a linguistic hornet's nest, we would see the buzz at the ballot box, and our political system, though imperfect, would again be the vehicle for sorting it all out-- just as it has been for more than four decades.
-- Jacques Poitras


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Let me be unequivocal in how I say this: Writing is the most important skill a professional communicator can possess.
It amazes me that this remains a topic of debate, but it does. This week, our friends at Ragan.com posted an article titled "Does writing well still matter?" (I'm not providing a link because chances are the story will be behind their firewall by the time many of you read this.)
No communicator should have to ask that question. Of course writing well still matters — despite what some PR consultants and even practitioners have you believe. Anyone in a communication profession who suggests otherwise is simply trying to appear leading-edge and oh-so-21st century. The argument goes that in this day of social media, short attention spans and businesses focusing on the bottom line, other skills are more important to communicators — such as strategic thinking, problem solving and the ability to get results.
The truth is strategic thinking, problem solving and the ability to get results flow directly out of a communicator's ability to assimilate a multitude of information, shape it into a coherent message that supports business objectives, and then articulate that message in ways that will be well received by audiences. That's what we do. Without a communicator's ability to write well, all the strategic thinking, problem solving and results focus in the world won't do us or our employers any good.
To say the ability to write is not the No. 1 skill communicators need is like saying the ability to operate on a patient is not the No. 1 skill a surgeon needs. It's a ridiculous statement.
You will find no greater advocate of strategic thinking than I. If we don't bring that skill — along with myriad others — to the table, then we won't serve our clients or employers well. The ability to write, though, is the must-have for professional communicators.
I'm an adjunct university instructor in public relations and I can tell you the next generation of communicators needs strong instruction in writing. I don't entirely blame the students. I believe our public school systems largely fail to teach kids to write, but that's another discussion for another time.
I'm excited to be teaching a Writing for PR class next semester, the first time I've taught this particular subject. I can tell you this: the students who take my class will know how to write before they move on. The objective, after all, is to set them up for success in their future careers.
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You are deeply patriotic. You feel called to serve and protect our nation and its people in times of crisis. With a homeland security degree from Post University, you can be prepared to meet disasters, and emergencies head on and make well-informed decisions grounded in ethics and leadership. Upon completion of your studies, you will have the skills needed to prepare for homeland security jobs in a wide array of local, state or federal emergency management and homeland security organizations, including law enforcement and fire services. Many of our graduates take their education a step further with a Master of Public Administration degree from Post University to advance to supervisory or administrative-level positions.
Program HighlightsOur program focuses on the four phases of emergency management: mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery. You will develop skills to plan and prepare for pending emergencies, manage operations during emergencies, and conduct recovery efforts after emergencies. You will be provided a historical awareness of terrorism, particularly within the United States and its interests abroad, and complete analyses of past crises and disasters, as well as pending threats. Additionally, you will learn how to:
Throughout your studies, you will also gain practical experience by participating in mock disaster scenarios and the senior capstone, in which you will develop an emergency plan that addresses identified hazards and threats. For an additional hands-on experience in the field, you may choose to pursue an internship at local, state and federal law enforcement and homeland security agencies; fire departments; or local and state emergency management agencies.
At Post University, we understand you have responsibilities you can't put on hold while you attend school — and you don't have to. We offer 100 percent online courses to fit your schedule, or you can take classes at our Waterbury, Connecticut, campus if you're local.
Whether you choose our on-campus or online homeland security training, you will be supported by our professional faculty and staff every step of the way. Our instructors are scholar practitioners who bring an unmatched level of real-world experience into the classroom, while our academic advisors provide you with an unmatched level of support. They will be available to answer any questions, help you overcome any obstacles and choose a concentration to tailor your degree to your personal career path.
Criminal Justice LeadershipThis concentration prepares you to advance to a supervisory or administrative-level position in a criminal justice-related agency.
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HP Designjet Printers Receive BERTL and BLI Top Honors
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Press release from the issuing company
PALO ALTO, Calif., – HP today announced that two HP Designjet Printers and HP ePrint & Share received top honors from Business Equipment Research & Test Laboratories (BERTL) and Buyer's Laboratory Inc. (BLI), reflecting their overall ease of use, application versatility and output quality.
"With the first Web-connected device with scan, print and copy functionality and the new HP ePrint & Share platform, HP makes large-format printing easier, allowing architecture, engineering and construction professionals to spend more time creating and building," said Santiago Morera, vice president and general manager, Designjet Large-Format Solutions, HP. "The awards from BERTL and Buyers Lab demonstrate our ability to deliver a significantly lower total cost of ownership and improved collaboration and mobility to design professionals."
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The Lost Art of the Follow-up
Posted in Career Best Practices
Your interview went really well. You explained why you're the best candidate for the job, made great eye contact and remembered to thank the interviewer on your way out.
So now it's time to sit back and worry until you hear something, right?
Take charge of your job search by reviving the "lost art" of the follow-up. These ideas for effectively reconnecting after the interview will help you make a positive and lasting impression on your interviewer – and may tip the scales in your favor:
Find out the hiring timetable. Before you leave the potential employer's location, confirm with the interviewer when you can expect to hear something back. Knowing a company's hiring timeframe can greatly alleviate post-interview anxiety and prevent you from compulsively checking your email and phone.
Send a well-timed "Thank you" letter. While this step may seem obvious, the vast majority of job hunters fail to do it. So leverage this opportunity to stand out from the crowd:
- Confirm the best way to follow-up. If you contact interviewers via their preferred method of communication, your follow-up will be better received.
- Make it letter-perfect and timely. Gather business cards for everyone who interviewed you, use LinkedIn, or call the company directly to verify contact information. Have a friend proofread your letter and send the note within 24 hours of the interview.
- Draft your letter as soon as you get home. Compose your note while the interview is still fresh in your mind.
- Customize the letter. Instead of sending a generic "one size fits all" letter, step into the interviewer's shoes and address the points which seemed most important to him or her.
- Briefly restate your case. Review your qualifications and identify relevant accomplishments or experiences that you did not mention in the interview. While you want to include these details, remember to keep the letter both brief and professional.
Break through the silence. If an interviewer doesn't contact you within the period specified, it's acceptable to send a single, polite inquiry. Make a brief phone call or send a quick, professional email asking about the status of your candidacy. Don't draw attention to the fact that your interviewer has failed to follow-up with you. Instead, keep the communication positive and simply refer to the time frame he provided as the reason for your inquiry.
Don't harass. Every interview situation (and interviewer) is unique. As a job seeker, it's up to you to understand the "rules of engagement" and make good judgment calls about the frequency and timing of follow-up. Use the employer's hiring timetable and preferred method of communication to be persistent – without becoming a pain in the neck.
Learn from the experience. If you hear back that you didn't get the job offer, don't bury your head and pout. Find out why. Ask the hiring manager for feedback on how you can improve your skills to be a better fit in the future.
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Speed limit changes in Ashby
22 November 2012
Speed limit changes will be implemented on local roads in Ashby in the next fortnight, weather permitting.
Roads and Maritime Services (RMS) has carried out a review as part of the NSW audit of speed zones.
"The review assessed a number of factors including road environment, traffic characteristics and crash data," an RMS spokesperson said.
"The existing speed limits on Crisp, Park and Whipbird drives and Lakeview Court will be changed to 50km/h.
"The changes will improve road safety and better reflect road conditions."
Warning signs will be in place to advise motorists of the changes and will remain for at least a week after the new speed limit signs have been installed.
Members of the community can sign up at the Safer Roads NSW website to receive updates about changes to permanent speed limits in their nominated area and have their say on speed limits.
For more information visit www.rms.nsw.gov.au.


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There's something I want to ask y'all! What is your dream team?! If you could mash together 5 people from various groups and put them into one super group, who would you choose from where?! Assuming different agencies like SM or YG don't matter and everyone got along with everyone, what would your hodgepodge look like? 😁
If you couldn't tell by my photo, I'm Lee Seung Hyun all the way! Seungri from Big Bang will no longer be the maknae in my dream team! At 24 he's still young, but not the youngest on my team. He's a great vocalist, dancer, and choreographer, which are some useful qualities.
From SJ I'm also Siwon all the way! I've seen many things with him in them that aren't MV related. I love his voice even when he's not singing. Very calm and relaxed. He's the perfect Oppa of the group being 29.
From Shinee it was hard to choose between Minho and Junghyun. Ultimately my choice is Minho. What drew me into him was something very particular. It was about a week ago when ones watching Hello Baby with Shinee. Minho caught my eye the most, so here he is. :D
I recently discovered (not really 'discovered' I've always known about them) Infinite. My bias as of now in this group is Hoya. I feel like he can bring great things to my dream team (especially looks).
Last but definitely not least in my dream team is Kim Namjoon from BTS. He's very intelligent, a great rapper (which a good Korean group needs) and an adorable, funny guy. Being only 20 right now, he's the maknae of my dream team, and a great one at that. I mean look at that face on picture 10, how could you not love him?? 😂😂
So what do you guys think?! I'd like to know everyone else's dream team! If you had to choose 5 members male or female from 5 different groups, what would it look like? 😁😁


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Today's rabble doc is about a tree. A 5,000-year-old tree in the Israeli occupied West Bank. But what you'll hear isn't just about a tree. It's about a town, a community and the Israeli occupation of the West Bank and features first hand account of lives under siege.
Tourists come to Al-Walaja from around the world, or from nearby Bethlehem, to enjoy the lovely surrounding landscape. A huge, gnarly olive tree, reputedly over 5,000 years old, is a big draw. For political tourists, Israel's imposing and highly illegal security barrier, soon to enclose little Al-Walaja in a sort of a cage, is a must-see.
David toured Al-Walaja in the company of a congenial guy named Baha Hilo in June 2017. The history Baha shared is the story of the Palestinian people in microcosm.
David Kattenburg is one of this country's most prolific independent audio documentary producers. His online news magazine, The Green Planet Monitor, covers a wide range of social justice issues from around the world. Of all the stories Dave reports on, Palestine is one of his main areas of focus. He tries to do stories from there every year, most recently just a couple of months ago.
"A Tree Grows in Palestine" is from his most recent trip in June 2017.
David Kattenburg is the publisher of the online newsmagazine The Green Planet Monitor. You can read the print version of "A Tree Grows in Palestine" here.
Image: David Kattenburg: Heading Down to see a big old tree. Used with permission.
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Episode 1 – "Scary Movie" – Cincinnati – That's a Wrap!
Film Schooled puts two aspiring teen filmmakers in a head-to-head competition to see who can produce the best film in one short weekend.
The kids don't have to pay a dime. We ask our sponsors to provide everything.
Each team is provided with an experienced independent filmmaker as a coach and a $150 budget. The contestants must provide their own locations, cast, crew, and camera.
The resulting films are screened at a local venue, everyone gets in for free, and the audience chooses the best film.
Film Schooled is hands-on, independent, low budget, short deadline, once-in-a-lifetime, film school for aspiring teens.
The entire experience is filmed and edited into an hour long reality TV show.
The "Film Schooled" reality show shares positive stories of teens completing short films through collaborative effort with friends, family, and the community. Our mission is to inspire, challenge, foster, and educate creative teens through action and hands-on experience.
What did you do this weekend?