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Reunion coordinators for DMD classes 1954-2009 have been identified and plans are currently in progress for the 12 classes celebrating reunions in 2014.
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"I need a hero. I'm holding out for a hero 'til the end of the night.
He's gotta be strong
And he's gotta be fast
And he's gotta be fresh from the fight"
-Jim Steinman
One of the great moments of my life was sitting next to legendary Louisville attorney Frank Haddad at a luncheon when he found that he had received the first Peter Perlman Outstanding Trial Lawyer award from the Kentucky Academy of Trial Lawyers.
As they started his bio, the surprised Frank started crying like a baby. A sudden heart attack took him less than a year later. Winning the Perlman award was the crowning achievement of his career.
It may seem ironic that the award was named for another living, and practicing, trial attorney, but everyone understood why.
Richard Hay of Somerset, who has received the Perlman award, said starting with law school where Perlman was one of his instructors, "Pete has always been the attorney that all Kentucky trial lawyers look up to."
Perlman is an influential, national figure in the universe of trial attorneys. He is a member of the Inner Circle of Advocates, which means he is considered one of the top 100 trial lawyers in the United States.
He is the only Kentuckian to ever be president of the American Trial Lawyers Association and has been president of the Trial Lawyers for Public Justice and the Civil Justice Foundation. His website notes that, "In nearly 50 years of practicing law, Perlman has won more than 50 multimillion verdicts and settlements. It also notes that "he is recognized worldwide as a specialist in product liability and crash-worthiness litigation."
I personally know the power of Perlman. Thirty years ago, he was the first major attorney to refer a structured settlement client to me. (Frank Haddad was the second.) From California to Washington D.C. and every stop in between, big time trial attorneys would tell me, "if you are good enough for Peter Perlman, you are good enough for me."
They understood that Pete demands a level of excellence from everyone around him. The same pursuit of perfection that he demands in himself.
When you look at the list of cherished professions, trial lawyers are far down the list. Nurses and firefighters hit the top and trial lawyers check in somewhere around lobbyists and used car salespeople.
It's easy to see why trial lawyers can be unpopular. Like journalists, the nature of their business is to champion a cause. If you are on the other side of that cause, it's easy to demonize the attorney fighting against you.
I've sued and been sued. It's not fun on either end.
Without trial lawyers, average Americans would not have an advocate when a drunk driver rams into their car or someone sells a product that kills or maims people.
Perlman is a champion for the underdog. Every aspect of his being is devoted to bringing honor to the legal profession that he loves.
There are several life lessons to be learned from watching Peter Perlman.
1. Pete is not a headline grabber.
He gets most of his clients as referrals from other attorneys or through his reputation. He does not advertise. Several Perlman award winners, like Bill Garmer, Sam Davies and Richard Hay, operate in the same fashion.
2. Perlman befriends his clients and stays in touch, years after cases are resolved.
Perlman told me in a recent interview that one of the most important aspects of how he chooses a case is whether he truly likes the clients and his co-counsel.
3. Pete communicates at a level that juries and average people understand.
Perlman is the author of the book, Opening Statement and is a master at using humor, music lyrics and stories to connect with a jury. I once heard him describe pain by asking how much they would accept to have a rock in their shoe all day long. It's a description that everyone understood and could relate to.
Pete is well-conditioned and an impeccable dresser, but manages to connect to who he is talking to at their level. A lesson anyone who communicates should understand.
4. Perlman gives back to his community.
Perlman has endowed scholarships, served as president of the Lexington Jaycees, given countless hours and dollars to charities and political candidates and been a force in his hometown for his entire adult life. He is the kind of civic leader that all cities want, but few actually have.
5. Perlman gives back to his profession.
Last year, Perlman received the Leonard M. Ring Champion of Justice award. One of the highest honors in the legal profession, it is "given to a person whose life and career epitomizes a true champion of justice."
When trial lawyers are looking for a hero, it's easy to see why Peter Perlman is the one they pick.
Don McNay is a settlement planning consultant based in Richmond, KY and New Orleans. He has written four best-selling books, including Life Lessons from the Lottery.


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As I write this column, the Mid-South is experiencing one of the longest cold spells in many years. During most of December, much of the surface water in the Delta was frozen over. The ducks that the cold front sent down our way either continued on south or took up residence in the beds of the rivers. They have especially taken to the Mississippi River, where a great many fine willow flats have been inundated, offering fine resting areas and some food prospects from plant growth.
I used to look forward to this sort of situation since it moved thousands of mallards and a sizable number of Canada geese down this way from the many refuges in Illinois and Kentucky. (The length and low temperatures of this condition must be giving ex-presidential candidate lots of trouble. I personally hope that his "global warming" theory will take hold immediately and give us Deep Southerners a respite.)
Young people I've talked with recently have had lots to say about this cold spell, which really isn't very cold at all and doesn't come close to some of the cold spells we Old Timers went through long before today's generation was born.
The most notable one of my lifetime was the almost unbelievable winter of December 1940 and January 1941. At that time I was a very young man working at a rather famous service station and auto tire outlet in Clarksdale, Miss. (The place was an all-night business. If there was a key or lock on the place, I never saw it. My job was to run the place at night, going on at 6 p.m. and being relieved at 6 a.m. the next day.)
I saw the beginning of this cold spell a few days after Christmas. The mercury dropped like a stone and a rather heavy snowfall covered the Delta. From that day in late December until late January (about the 20th, I believe), the temperature never rose enough to thaw anything. Some folks who went through that cold spell will tell you that the temperature never got above the freezing mark for almost a month.
Swan Lake, a sizable but shallow duck heaven that borders the little town of Jonestown, Miss., froze all the way to the bottom. The water was a huge block of ice all the way down to the mud. I recall that when it finally warmed up, it took about two weeks for the lake to thaw.
Even harder to believe is that Moon Lake, an oxbow as much as a mile wide in places and 10 miles long in Coahoma County, Miss., froze over except for a small area near the middle. There thousands of mallards managed to keep the lake open. Game wardens and local hunters hauled tremendous amounts of shelled corn out to the open pool. Those ducks became so tame they almost would eat out of your hand. (A couple of idiotic hunters I know drove pickup trucks out on the ice, but were fortunate enough to not break through and drown.)
The Mississippi River froze solid and a few other fools walked across it from the old ferry landing in Coahoma County, Miss., to Helena, Ark. My friend, the late Happy Bond, who operated a well-remembered cafe in Clarksdale, Miss., had a huge photograph of the frozen Mississippi River on the wall of his restaurant that was a fine conversation piece for as long as the restaurant survived.
Unlike Moon Lake, which offered a smooth frozen surface, the Big River was a jumble of thousands of small icebergs frozen together to create a scene not unlike one of Arctic regions when the ice breaks up and then re-freezes.
Ducks and geese managed to survive quite well, but ground feeding small birds like quail suffered greatly. About 10 days after the thaw I explored the quail-hunting territory and found many dead birds. One small bunch I found tried to fly, but they were so weak that they fluttered down after only a few yards. Remarkable, however, enough quail survived to produce fine spring hatches and the birds snapped back from their losses.
So, to you of the younger generations, don't complain about a little cold snap. You should have been around during the Big Freeze of 1940-41. Then you would have something to write home about.


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Our feet suffer in the colder months, thanks to being stuffed into socks and boots and forgotten about. We neglect our tootsies when we can't see them, which means they look horrendous when we actually want to get out the spring sandals. Using a rich foot cream (such as Soap & Glory's Heel Genius,) will help to hydrate cracked heels and smooth hard skin. Soak feet in a warm bowl of water with a drop of oil before you attempt to remove the three-month-old polish too, as it will help to soften skin and make an at-home pedi that little easier.
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I'm a firm believer in a great primer, as it creates a barrier between the skin and makeup to help it last all day. Targeted primers, such as Clinique's Anti-Redness Superprimer, also help to tackle skin concerns so we look our best. Available from counters in larger Boots stores, this is one staple that I now can't be without - having re-purchased it about three times already! Another must-have for Spring is a great BB Cream; much misunderstood, a great BB Cream can help smooth the complexion, conceal impurities and brighten skin to leave a 'just got back from a mini break' glow. I really love the No7 Beautiful Skin BB Cream as it's as true to the original Asian formulas as I've found in the UK; light and great for nude makeup days, it's a fab addition for Spring. All you need for a finishing touch is a great concealer to hide dark circles and unsightly pimples - the Seventeen Phwoarr Paint is really effective, affordable and lasts all day.
4. Brush Up
Having the right tools within your reportoire can really help to get the most out of your makeup collection. A great powder brush, highlighting tool and eyeshadow blender can ensure your makeup is flawless. Real Techniques are available in most Boots stores and provide affordable brushes and tools that are developed with the helping hand of Pixiwoo; they're light to hold, contain soft bristles and leave a delicate soft finish to the skin. Every woman needs a few in their collection, so why not spring clean your makeup tools and invest in some new brushes?
5. The Finishing Touches
If you've got a flawless base and glowing skin, then you can afford to place the focus on a power lip and a statement nail. L'Oreal's new Liquid Lipsticks provide the colour of the lipstick, but with the softness and shine of a gloss - they provide serious power punch and will be the must-have lip product for Spring. Models Own always have some fab nail collections and this Spring they're launching a range of polishes inspired by Mini Eggs. (Yes, really.) Available in five fabulous pastel shades, these polishes will make a statement and definitely update your nail wardrobe. Although they're not available in all Boots stores for a week or so, I've stuck these must-haves in as you can always ask your helpful Boots Assistant to sneak you one ahead of launch.
What products have you picked up from Boots recently to help spring clean your beauty routine? Do you love any of my top picks?
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"I've never won a tough election," concedes Paul Krugman, "but neither has Obama!"
The Nobel Prize–winning economist is fuming about the White House's "ludicrous" view of what independents want—a president, apparently, who embraces anti-spending conservatism.
That's the core thesis in a new article by Elizabeth Drew, which Krugman flagged Sunday and is now roiling the liberal blogosphere. Drew, 76, is one of the good ones—she spent nineteen years as The New Yorker's Washington correspondent, authored thirteen books, and has an intimate yet relentlessly independent outlook on Washington. In The New York Review of Books, her political essays are originally reported and exhaustive; this one runs 4,800 words and features some telling anonymous quotes from Democrats in high places.
Taking the economic malpractice in Washington as a given, Drew focuses on figuring out "what were they thinking?" For Republicans, the answer is simple and well known: by primarying and defeating even stalwart conservatives, the Tea Party has turned positions once on the outer edge of conservative politics, like dismantling Medicare, into a minimum litmus test for GOP candidates. It has been considerably harder, however, to figure out what Obama is thinking.
This president is not responsible for most of the actual deficit—two-thirds of it is from Bush administration policies and the business cycle. Nor is he to blame for the accompanying political crisis manufactured by Republicans, who, like gauche dining companions, are complaining about a bill for food they've already eaten. All that, you might think, would leave Obama with very little patience for obstinate BS. Instead, the president has shown the opposite instincts on both temperament and policy. Why? Drew reports damning allegations from "someone familiar" with Obama's internal deliberations—almost certainly a White House official or senior, trusted Democrat—who argues that Obama has now traded unpopular but necessary Keynesianism for swing voter posturing.
"If the political advisers had told [Obama] in 2009 that the median voter didn't like the stimulus, he'd have told them to get lost," says the source. But by January 2011, the State of the Union address didn't even propose spending to address unemployment, and the other shoe dropped in April, when Obama first outlined his plan to cut $4 trillion from the deficit.


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STAMFORD, Conn. — Connecticut hedge fund giant SAC Capital Advisors said Monday that it met recently with congressional investigators probing potential insider trading by the $14 billion firm.
"We welcomed the opportunity to meet with the staff to educate them about the firm and our compliance efforts, and had an entirely appropriate, professional and cordial meeting," an SAC spokesman said in a statement. "We will continue to cooperate in any way we can."
Iowa Sen. Chuck Grassley, a Republican, is investigating roughly 20 instances over the past decade when Wall Street regulator, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, suspected SAC may have traded stocks on inside information, The Wall Street Journal reported.
Congressional investigators are broadening that probe to include examination of any suspicious trading by the hedge-fund firm in the options market, the Journal reported Monday, citing unidentified people familiar with the matter.
SAC was subpoenaed by the government last year as part of a broad investigation into potential insider trading in the $2 trillion hedge fund industry. Two former traders from the firm have pleaded guilty to charges stemming from the investigation.
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Johnson Cemetery
Weedonville, King George County, Virginia
Green Drive, Weedonville VA
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Contributed by Anne Braun, Apr 21, 2011, last edited May 13, 2011 [firstname.lastname@example.com]. Total records = 4.
From Weedonville, go .3 miles west/southwest on Highway 206 (Dahlgren Road) until you reach Hobson Lane (Route 659). Turn there and go north for .6 miles until you reach Green Drive. Turn north onto Green Drive and go .9 miles. (Green Drive is a gravel road.) The cemetery is about 300 feet south of the road on the edge of the woods.
A small family cemetery that is in terrible condition. The fence around the cemetry is broken. There is alot of undergrowth in and around the cemetery. There are only two headstones in the cemetery.
This includes only headstone readings from when I visited this cemetery on Apr 21, 2011.
- Anne Braun
Johnson, S. J., d. Mar 17, 1911
Johnson, Bessie Irene, b. Feb 6, 1888, d. Oct 24, 1899
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text: Research Our research Why join us Our people Research partnerships Talk to our team Research integrity and governance More The Wilberforce Institute for the study of Slavery and Emancipation Overview Founded in 2006, the Wilberforce Institute for the study of Slavery and Emancipation is one of the world's leading research centres working towards the end of labour exploitation and slavery worldwide. A unique strength of the institute's work is our understanding of historic issues and of how lessons from the past can influence modern-day campaigns and policy making. The institute is located next door to the Wilberforce House Museum, the birthplace of William Wilberforce in 1759. Wilberforce dedicated most of his life to the abolition of slavery. His struggle led to the passing of the Slave Trade Act in 1807 and the Slavery Emancipation Act in 1833. The story behind his fight to eradicate slavery remains as relevant as ever today. Our challenge The International Labour Organisation estimates that there are at least 21 million victims of slavery in the world today. That figure includes 13,000 in the UK. We are helping to tackle this global problem head on. The Wilberforce Institute draws on the work of experts in the humanities, law and social sciences. Our internationally recognised research and practice gives leaders and communities the tools to help shape a better future. We partner with others to provide a lead in the community and in government - informing policy, practice and public participation at local, national and international levels. We played a major role in shaping the UK Government's 2015 Modern Slavery Act. As a result of the Act, all UK companies with a turnover of more than £36 million must report annually on the steps they've taken to ensure that modern slavery isn't occurring in their supply chain. The Wilberforce Institute is now working with businesses and front-line organisations (including healthcare providers, job centres and the police force) to help check their supply chains for forms of slavery. Wiseman Khuzwayo PhD Scholarship in Refugees and Human Trafficking A group of 30 former students has provided more than £65,000 worth of funding for a new PhD research scholarship at the University of Hull's Wilberforce Institute for the study of Slavery and Emancipation. The scholarship will examine the links between migration, trafficking and contemporary slavery and is inspired by the memory of prominent anti-apartheid activist Wiseman Khuzwayo. Find out more Modern-day slavery in the spotlight at first-ever Wilberforce World Freedom Summit Life-Changing Research Learning from the lessons of the past. Inspiring change in the present. Educating the policy-makers of the future. We're very proud to say that our research is making a real difference in the world. Read more Studying at the institute A PhD from the Wilberforce Institute is more than a qualification. Our students conduct life-changing research that helps inform policies and practices around emancipation issues. Their work drives the agenda to help tackle modern-day slavery. Get involved Our services We're a proactive partner who can provide a lead in the community and in government - informing policy and practice, and promoting public participation. Find out how we could help you. Read more Our People John Oldfield Director of the Wilberforce Institute for the study of Slavery and Emancipation. John's passion is producing pioneering research into historic slavery: taking lessons learned from the past so we can imagine a different future and tackle the growing issue of modern-day slavery.John received the prestigious Queen's Anniversary Prize in 2015, in recognition of the institute's world-leading research into slavery and emancipation issues. John's profile Collaborate with us email@example.com postgraduate study email@example.com +44 (0)1482 466850


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OTTAWA, ONTARIO — As part of the Canada Foundation for Innovation's 20th anniversary celebration, we have partnered with The Globe and Mail and Le Droit to tell stories from across Canada of how research builds communities.
"La recherche au service de ma collectivité" came out as a special supplement in Le Droit, La Presse and a number of regional newspapers on November 19. The supplement included an interview with CFI President and CEO, Gilles Patry, where he reflects on the success of the CFI over the last 20 years. A 20-page supplement in The Globe and Mail, "Excellence in Research and Innovation," came out November 22. It included an opinion piece by Dr. Patry, "A bold vision from 20 years ago is more relevant than ever," which emphasized the continued importance of the CFI in keeping Canadian research at the cutting edge.
In addition, Dr. Patry had an opinion piece, "Turning the Tide for Innovation in Canada," in the Canada's Innovation Leaders supplement inserted in The National Post and The Ottawa Citizen on November 17 and 18, respectively. The article looks at what's needed in Canada's research landscape to keep the country innovative.
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We've heard how isolating it can be to be one of the few people of color in your classes, how discouraging to not know any professors who look like you, and how difficult it is to make it through your first year in Computer Science with limited resources. So, we created a program specifically for Black and Latino/a CS majors in their first year.
First Years On Campus (FYOC) is a year-long cohort program that will provide you the support you need as a first year in the CS major, including but not limited to:
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- Online web workshops geared towards preparing you for a future internship: we'll teach you how to craft the perfect resume, ace your interviews, and negotiate the best offer!
- New friends and new connections! We'll not only connect you to other Black and Latino/a CS majors in your area but also connect you to tech professionals of color in our network.
- Mentorship to provide that one on one support you need
Our goal is to reach Black and Latino/a freshmen as soon as you all start in CS, so you have the support system to not only pass your classes but thrive as a CS major. Best of all, if accepted, this program will come at no cost to you!
We're piloting FYOC starting in the 2016/2017 academic year in one location: right here at home in Northern California.
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- Regular workshops sponsored by tech companies to build your engineering skills and provide real life application to the theories you're learning in class
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"[Before Tech Trek,] I didn't feel like I qualified for any [job or internship] because I didn't feel like I had any qualifications that tech companies were looking for. Now I feel like I have a better understanding of what tech companies are looking for in future employees, and I have a better understanding of how to build my skills."
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A discovery, although not proven yet, has great implications
A discovery published in the Physical Review Letters by J. K. Webb, J. A. King, M. T. Murphy, V. V. Flambaum, R. F. Carswell, and M. B. Bainbridge from the University of New South Wales discusses observations of variations of the electromagnetic couple constant (alpha) in other parts of the universe. The change of this constant mean a change in the Laws of Physics that govern that part of the Universe.
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Airbnb offers a superior user experience to its more established competitors in the travel sector, according to a new report.
The research from Webcredible includes findings from a survey of 500 consumers, which found that 85% prefer to book their holidays online.
However it also shows that many travel sites still aren't catering correctly for their customers, with 69% of respondents stating that they find it difficult to compare options and results, while a third (31%) feel they aren't given enough information about their destination.
Airbnb was adjudged to deliver the best overall user experience thanks to its social integrations, wishlists, range of photos and use of personalisation.
The full report goes into more detail about the different aspects of each site, but for the purposes of this blog post I'm interested in how they deal with content and help to facilitate consumer research.
The winners in the 'Discovery & Inspiration' section were Hotels.com and Airbnb, while Thomas Cook came bottom of the pile.
Here I'll take a look at what influenced the top scores and see whether I agree...
Content marketing in the travel sector
Consumers visit travel sites at different points in their purchase journey and with different tasks in mind, so operators have to cater to a broad audience.
And as pointed out by Ryanair CMO Kenny Jacobs in our recent interview, it's advisable to try and come up with a unique angle rather than opting for generic holiday information that could be found anywhere on the web.
This means that sites have to provide inspirational and informative content, as well as giving people the ability to begin their search right away.
During the initial research phase consumers are likely to visit many different sites and take their time over selecting a destination.
Therefore sites should allow visitors to save searches, view past searches and easily share information with other people via email or social.
Hotels.com was praised for providing a prominent search tool alongside a widget that displays recent searches. Furthermore, it provided inspiration for travel deals in the form of call out boxes on the homepage.
Personally, I felt that the search tool was excellent and it offers a comprehensive auto-complete function.
The search results page was also well designed and offered a huge range of filter options, including star rating, proximity to a certain landmark or the facilities on offer.
Consumer reviews are also prominently positioned, with a rating on the 0-5 scale also translated into a description (e.g. five means outstanding while four equals excellent).
Looking at the product pages, there's a huge amount of relevant information and a great range of photos. For example, there are 17 photos for this hotel in Faliraki, which is available for the princely sum of £13 per night.
However there are areas that could be improved upon. For example, the share icons are quite small and the email function didn't work when I tried to use it.
Also, searches don't return any content specific to that destination. Hotels.com does have travel guides for most major destinations, but users have to actively seek it out.
It might instead be a good idea to return links to destination content alongside hotel ideas, even if this risks distracting people from making a booking.
Airbnb also scored highly at this stage of the report, and it certainly offers an attractive website with a prominent search tool.
The search results page uses a simple, uncluttered design and features a handy map feature, while product pages are thorough and display a huge number of images.
But there were a number of features missing that I felt slightly undermined the user experience.
For example, the search results page doesn't include a star rating and I couldn't work out a way of sharing the properties either by email or social, though this may only be an option for logged in users.
And as with Hotels.com, I feel that Airbnb could do more with its content. The homepage promotes a range of excellent city guides that provide useful information and photos on different neighbourhoods.
However I couldn't access these guides from within the search results or product pages, which is when they might come in quite handy.
Users searching a new or unfamiliar city would benefit from being able to quickly access information on the neighbourhood in order to help them make a more informed decision.
Airbnb does deserve praise for its thorough reviews though, which it can rely on thanks to its active community.
The full Webcredbile Travel Industry Report 2014 can be downloaded here.
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Getting myself to Faliraki
Out of a UK population of 63 million, how many people go on holiday? For arguments' sake, let's assume one tenth and round it down to nearest million - 6 million. A sample size of 500 equals 0.008% - hardly a representative sample, no? Also, what was the demographic of the sample? No mention of that.
I think it would be a stronger argument to have a small panel or experts to review selected sites from the perspective of a user. That would yield a more trustworthy review.
Finally, did Air BnB fund the survey or was it an independent body?
You have the right end of the stick with your blog, where YOU are reviewing the sites. At least a reader can associate with your opinion.


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I am the crazy girlfriend
I loved him more than I loved myself.
I would die for him, even now. You never fully get over your first love, and I d**n sure haven't gotten over him. Even now, three and a half weeks after our breakup. Everyone expects me to be over him (even so soon after the end), but I'm not.
I still love him. I can't help myself. No one has ever in my lifetime made me feel so special, or so needed. I'm addicted to him.
I made a mistake. A big one. And I was just too jealous and wasn't thinking straight. Yes, I did try to break up that girl and her boyfriend. You know the one... The one you were fooling around with so soon after the end?
But no one understands my point of view. I mean... How can YOU so easily ask for me back, and hug me and take advantage of me and then move on so quickly? In only 5 days!
I was never jealous of the girls you talked to before. Only your ex-girlfriend, but I never DID anything. I believed you when you said you loved me, and I guess I was wrong.
I didn't stalk you after we broke up, and yeah it took that little incident to keep me from calling you. So, honestly, I don't know why all YOUR FRIENDS are calling me "So-and-so's crazy ex-girlfriend". I apologized to that girl and her boyfriend, AND I apologized to you! And yet I am being shunned!
If I'm any kind of crazy it's only because I lost the love of my life, am a confused horny teen, and all of my friends (who I now realize only talked to me because of you).
It's not fun. I hear so often, "That crazy psycho bitch", and "She's obsessed with him- I hear she stalks him"
Well I don't a**hole. Yeah, I still love you but I don't stalk you. I don't talk to you. So call your dogs off my trail.
I hear YOU say these things about me. And all I have to say to that is: If you felt that way, why did you continue to say, "I love you, I love you." Why would you say, "I don't care what others think I want to be with you always" Why did *I* have to break up with YOU to hear all this hatred you had towards me?
Well, despite how sad you're making me I'm still in love with you (you a**hole). And for the record I broke up with you in the heat of the moment. I had a bad week and it didn't really make me feel better that you thought I looked like a "ditzy retard".
I'm only crazy for still being in love with a **** like you.
And yeah, I do miss you. First boyfriend, first love. But HEY I guess "EVERYBODY" gets over their first love in a MONTH.
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Traci West, Surgical Technology Instructor
Originally from Valdosta, Georgia, West attended Valdosta Technical College and graduated in 2009 with her national certification in Surgical Technology (CST). West has experience in all different surgical settings including hospital operating rooms, surgery centers, and in-office surgical suites. West began instructing the Surgical Technology Program at RIVEROAK in May 2013.
Office: (386) 647-4221
Katie Miller, Pharmacy Technician Instructor
Miller is a registered and nationally certified Pharmacy Technician. She worked as a Pharmacy Technician for 12 years while also pursuing a degree in education. Miller graduated Summa Cum Laude from Saint Leo University in 2011 with a Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education. She began instructing the Pharmacy Technician Program at RIVEROAK Technical College in 2013. So far, this program has a pass rate of 100% on the national certification exam.
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Traci Thompson, Practical Nursing Instructor
Born and raised in Suwannee County, Thompson attended the PCT Program at Suwannee Hamilton Technical Center (Currently RIVEROAK) in 2006. Thompson then went to North Florida Community College and graduated in 2009 as a Registered Nurse. In 2012, Thompson graduated from Jacksonville University with her B.S. degree in Nursing. She has worked in a hospital setting to include Medical/Surgical, Cardiac, and Surgery department. Thompson began teaching at RIVEROAK in 2014.
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Theresa Gill, Business Education Instructor
Gill graduated with honors from the University of Southern Mississippi with a Bachelor's degree in Hospitality Management. Gill worked for 20 years in the hospitality industry as Food and Beverage Director and General Manager. Served 22 years in the United States Navy. While on active duty, she was stationed at Naval Air Station Barber's Point Hawaii providing administrative support for aircraft and helicopter squadrons.
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Michael Bresk
Michael Bresk is a native of south Florida. Bresk graduated from Mercer University. Bresk is certified by the state of Florida in Math and Technology. Bresk began his teaching career at Suwannee High School where he taught for over a decade. He regularly attends and delivers STEM lessons for NASA. Bresk is the sponsor of the robotics program.
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Pam Poole, M.ED/Business Instructor
Poole completed business classes at Suwannee Hamilton Area Vocational Technical (currently RIVEROAK Technical College). Poole went on to Valdosta State College (currently Valdosta State University) to obtain a bachelor's degree in Business Education. In 2002, she obtained a Master's Degree in Teaching and Learning from Nova Southeastern University online.
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Ginny Crews, Lead CDA Teacher, My Play School
Born in Alabama, Crews moved to Florida in the 1970's. Crews graduated with a degree in nursing and worked in the nursing field for thirty years. Crews received her CDA from SV4C's and her A.S. Degree in Early Child Care Education from Ashworth College. She has been with My Play-School for nine years, eight of them as Lead CDA Teacher. RTC has a wonderful Educational Lab where adult and high school students get to learn by working with our 3 and 4 year old children.
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Kim Thomas, Early Childhood Education Instructor
After graduating from Suwannee High School, Thomas attended NFJC where she obtained an A.A. degree. Thomas continued her education at Florida State University where she received her B.S. in Elementary Education. After graduating from Florida State University, she started teaching Child Care Supervision (Early Childhood Education) in October 1990 at Suwannee Hamilton Area Vocational Technical and Adult Center (Currently RIVEROAK Technical College).
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Ashley Kirby, Early Childhood Education, My Play-School VPK
Kirby graduated from Suwannee High School in 1997. Kirby went on to receive her AA in Early Childhood from North Florida Community College in 2002. Kirby is currently enrolled at Florida A&M University to finish up her bachelors in Interdisciplinary Studies. This is her 13th year teaching in My Play-School & VPK at RIVEROAK Technical College.
Office: (386) 647-4226
Marissa Lane, Lead VPK Teacher, My Play School VPK
Born and raised in Live Oak, Florida, Lane attended Suwanee High School and Suwannee Hamilton Technical Center (Currently RIVEROAK Technical College) where she received her CDAE certification in Early Childhood Education. Lane then attended Lake City Community College where she graduated with an A.A. in Elementary Education. In 2014, Lane began to teach at Suwannee Hamilton Technical Center (currently RIVEROAK) and has taught in VPK and My Play School.
Office: (386) 647-4226
Jeremy Ulmer, Electrical Instructor
Jeremy Ulmer graduated from Del Oro High School in Loomis, California. He graduated from the University of Florida with a degree in Sociology. Ulmer is a commercial and residential building contractor and inspector. He combines his experience as a contractor and Suwannee County small business owner with his knowledge of working with kids through years of coaching to create a dynamic program at RIVEROAK Technical College.
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Makela joined the Naval Submarine Service and served 4 years as an Interior Communications Electrician. Makela graduated from Hillsborough Community College in Tampa with an A.A. in Liberal Arts. He meets all the requirements for a local Teaching Certificate in Building Construction Technology. In 2001, Makela began teaching the Building Construction Program (BCT) at Suwannee High School and in 2003 moved the program to RIVEROAK Technical College.
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Mona Kelley, Culinary Arts Instructor
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Catherine Maxwell, Cosmetology Instructor
Originally from the Northern Kentucky area, Maxwell graduated from The School of Hair Design and received her Cosmetology license in 1988. Maxwell owned and operated a salon in Warsaw Kentucky for 17 years before relocating to North Florida. Maxwell received a part time teaching position at RIVEROAK Technical College. In 2013 she was hired full time and received her CTE teaching education through St. Petersburg College.
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Patricia Sullivan, Cosmetology Instructor
Sullivan has lived in Live Oak since 1962. She went to school in Suwannee County and continued my education at Valdosta State, Lake City Community College, and classes at University of West Florida and St. Petersburg College. Sullivan went to college to double major in Physical Ed and Art Instruction. She has been the Cosmetology instructor for 6 years. Sullivan also operates a salon in the downtown area.
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Derwin Bass, Masonry Instructor
Bass graduated from Suwannee High School and attended University of West Florida for his Teaching Certificate in Masonry Technology. Bass has worked as the Masonry Instructor since 1997 and has been honored with Teacher of Year in 2000, and 2012, Masonry Pre Apprentice Instructor of the Year 2013. Many of his students in Masonry have competed in the Skills USA program and won many first place awards at various Regional, State, and National levels.
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Joe Ragan, Automotive Repair Instructor
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Global Markets Shudder!!
This is the main headline of The Wall Street Journal today.
I wonder how all of the active money managers are feeling today after yesterdays mammoth sell off in their international small company and emerging markets funds?
They might be re-thinking their mid 2009 "inflight correction" to include more emerging markets in their portfolios.
Let's not miss this!
Here is what happened to many portfolios this past year… Continue reading
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How do you project moving images onto water? That was the challenge faced by Red Paper Heart, a Brooklyn-based collective of designers and coders. Tasked by nightlife tracker UrbanDaddy with creating an event featuring "a memorable interactive experience in water," RPH decided to "create animations that partygoers could swim through."
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The forthcoming Touchscreen Cafe Table we posted on has had some good follow-up, and unsurprisingly, Moneual aren't the only ones to have visualized such a thing. Fans of the seminal '90s Japanese anime Cowboy Bebop may remember Spike and Jet ordering dishes off of a touchscreen restaurant table that presented...
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The following is a continuation in the series which began with: Whose Proverbs Covered a Broader Range of Topics: Buddha or Solomon? (What About Women?)
When Solomon taught on something, an amazing 48% of the time the Buddha was silent! Interestingly, those topics on which the Buddha was silent are totally predictable and expected. The Buddha was raised as a prince and totally renounced his wealth, status and family to give up everything in search of wisdom. So on what matters was the Buddha nearly silent? All the things he renounced: wealth, government, power, business, women, family, and children!
Let's look at some topics on which the Buddha was silent, or nearly so. Of the 423 proverbs of the Buddha, the following ones pertain to power:
The wise prevail through great power, and those who have knowledge muster their strength. (Dhammapada 5)
These wise people, meditative, steady, always possessed of strong powers, attain to Nirvana, the highest happiness. (Dhammapada 23)
He who always greets and constantly reveres the aged, four things will increase to him, viz. life, beauty, happiness, power. (Dhammapada 109)
The swans go on the path of the sun, they go through the ether by means of their miraculous power; the wise are led out of this world, when they have conquered Mara and his train. (Dhammapada 175)
The Buddha equates wisdom, self control, and kindness with power and strength.
Consider these proverbs of Solomon:
Do not withhold good from those to whom it is due, when it is in your power to act. (Proverbs 3:27, NIV)
I, wisdom, dwell together with prudence; I possess knowledge and discretion. To fear the Lord is to hate evil; I hate pride and arrogance, evil behavior and perverse speech. Counsel and sound judgment are mine; I have insight, I have power. (Proverbs 8:12-14, NIV)
Hopes placed in mortals die with them; all the promise of their power comes to nothing. (Proverbs 11:7, NIV)
The tongue has the power of life and death, and those who love it will eat its fruit. (Proverbs 18:21, NIV)
When the righteous triumph, there is great elation; but when the wicked rise to power, people go into hiding. (Proverbs 28:12, NIV)
When the wicked rise to power, people go into hiding; but when the wicked perish, the righteous thrive. (Proverbs 28:28, NIV)
And these passages from Ecclesiastes:
Again I looked and saw all the oppression that was taking place under the sun: I saw the tears of the oppressed—and they have no comforter; power was on the side of their oppressors—and they have no comforter. (Ecclesiastes 4:1, NIV)
Though one may be overpowered, two can defend themselves. A cord of three strands is not quickly broken. (Ecclesiastes 4:12, NIV)
Wisdom makes one wise person more powerful than ten rulers in a city. (Ecclesiastes 7:19, NIV)
As no one has power over the wind to contain it, so no one has power over the time of their death. As no one is discharged in time of war, so wickedness will not release those who practice it. (Ecclesiastes 8:8, NIV)
Solomon also equates wisdom and kindness with power. He contrasts the results of the wise versus the wicked being in power. He describes the power of the tongue for good or evil, and over life or death, and the power of wickedness over those who practice it.
The Buddha took one view of power, whereas Solomon takes a broader perspective about it.


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Throughout the year we provide movies for the students at Fort Foote. For the price of $10, your child get to watch a movie and a hot dog, bag of chips, candy and drink are included. We also welcome parent volunteers to assist us with Movie Night. More importantly, we hope to provide parents with …
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And We're Back……. First Day of School and the Yahoo-Boohoo Breakfast a great success!!
Each year brings the excitement of new faces, new families, new students, new classes, new teachers and new routines. Well the first of the year at Fort Foote Elementary has gotten off to a great start! This year the PTA once again sponsored our "Yahoo-Boohoo" breakfast for Pre-K and Kindergarten parents. It was a great …
Take a look at our 2nd and 3rd graders from last year -Making Their Own Bread!
The second and third graders participated in a wonderful event last May for the second time at Fort Foote Elementary. The school and the PTA co-sponsored an in-house field trip for our 2nd and 3rd graders by bringing in The Reeds and Breadmaking EZ (www.breadmakingez.com) . It was truly a site to see as over …


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Worldwide Vegan Bake Sale Results!
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On April 27th, Liberation BC participated in the Worldwide Vegan Bake Sale for the fourth year in a row. This year our chosen beneficiary was Hearts on Noses Pig Sanctuary in Mission, BC. The bake sale itself was held outside 3G Vegetarian Restaurant.
Thanks to the work of volunteers and many talented bakers, a total of $830.75 was raised for the piggies!
Amazing job, everybody!
It had rained hard all day, but within minutes of the sale starting, it stopped…phew!
There were several kinds of cupcakes, scones, cookies, brownies, and bread as well as rice krispie treats, apple crumble, and cinnamon buns. Yum!
We couldn't have done any of it without our wonderful, compassionate Vancouver vegan community.
By the time the sale ended two hours later, almost everything had vanished.
If you missed the bake sale but would still like to donate to Hearts on Noses Pig Sanctuary, you can do so here.
Thank you to all of the wonderful people who came out to make Vancouver's fourth annual Worldwide Vegan Bake Sale a success!


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