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BRIDGEPORT -- On Jan. 4, the Bridgeport Sound Tigers played in Springfield, Mass., for a share of the Northeast Division lead, looking for their fifth win in a row.
Five losses and the start of the NHL season later, they were in a dip from which they never fully recovered. They never did put together a five-game winning streak. They missed the playoffs by five points.
There were moments of greatness, moments when they seemed ready to be a playoff team. Those moments for a young team didn't always carry over to the next night.
"It's a tough league to play in. Three-(games)-in-three-(nights), bus travel, tough teams, tough schedules," said Matt Watkins, who was named captain on Feb. 22.
"(For young players) it's tough to be consistent every night. That's something you learn as you go through it."
They had some stellar moments and stellar seasons. Rookie Brock Nelson scored 25 goals. Nino Niederreiter scored 28 in his second full pro season, shaking off a tough year in the NHL last year. Matt Donovan was a tiebreaker off the league scoring lead for defensemen.
But they allowed 242 goals, most in the league. Goaltending, turnovers, defensive positioning, penalty kill: all had their nights as culprits.
In mid-February, Bridgeport tightened up its defensive game, going from being outshot by about one a game to averaging roughly five shots better than its opponents over the last 27 games, shaving about a half a goal a game off its defensive average.
"We made huge strides in our consistency and our game and our structure," coach Scott Pellerin said. "If you look at the first 50 games, we went on runs, we went on streaks, we gave up 35 shots. ... We were very up-and-down, where we couldn't find our game, but there were successful elements in our game."
Though they found some of those more consistently, wins didn't always follow. They were at .500 after Game 50, and they finished at .500, at least in points, with seven overtime losses.
There were plenty of new faces, including Pellerin. Of the 32 players on the roster at the end of the season, 17 weren't here at the end of last season.
Really, of those 32 plus the coaches and the training staff, the only ones who were here in February 2011, before some youngsters trickled in from college and junior, were defenseman Ty Wishart, forward Brett Gallant (who'd just arrived) and equipment manager Leni DiCostanzo.
"There were a lot of new guys here, a lot of young guys," said Nathan McIver, one of the few true veterans but also one of the new guys.
"Everybody came together later on in the season. When you look back at where you lost points, three more wins and we're in the playoffs."
Injuries hurt. Top defenseman Calvin de Haan dislocated his left shoulder on an innocent-looking play in Game 3 and needed season-ending surgery.
Nelson suffered a broken jaw Dec. 14. Johan Sundstrom, one of their best first-half players, returned from injury March 8. In between, Bridgeport played 28 of 32 games without at least one of those top centermen.
And Casey Cizikas was called up for the last 20 of those 32 games, along with captain Colin McDonald, David Ullstrom and Travis Hamonic as the NHL lockout ended. Other teams' rosters changed as well.
And while other teams went on runs, Bridgeport found its game but not enough victories.
"Everybody says `inconsistent,' but I really don't want to use that word. To me, it's a negative," Pellerin said. "I think `growth' is more of the word I'd like to use. We grew as a group. We made mistakes, but we got better."
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Bilingual materials in libraries draw Criticism
The Reader's Shop writes "The Seattle
Times reports that many libraries across the country are trying to
keep up with the growing Spanish-speaking population by adding books, magazines
and movies in languages other than English.
In some places critics are saying that taxpayer money should not be used for
a population that can include illegal immigrants or on proposals that promote
languages other than English.
The growing trend in bilingual collections is seen in rural areas as well as
large cities across the nation.
In Denver, "Rep. Tom Tancredo, R-Colo., sent a public letter to Denver Mayor
John Hickenlooper asking if the library was considering Spanish-only branches
or converting to Spanish-language material at the expense of English material."
Mr. Tancredo is an outspoken critic of U.S. immigration policies.
Janet Cox, adult-services supervisor at the Pueblo Library District, stated,
"We provide material to meet the needs of the people in the area, whether that
be in English or Spanish or another language.. . That's important. That's what
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To object to Spanish language materials because some people who are illegally in this country speak Spanish is in my opinion stupid.
Most of the Spanish speaking people who check out the books in my library are older legal residents and citizens. (Not that I ask them but I just guess the 60-80 year old people didn't just swim across the Rio Grande.)
We have a literacy program at the library at which I work, someone who was considering being a tutor asked if we checked their immigration status. How we would or for that matter why we would is beyond me. I told her no. She told me she may reconsider being a tutor. I'm sure it won't be a great loss.
I use libraries in every country I visit -well every country that has them. If they have books in English I certainly appreciate it. Its getting to the end of the budget year and I'm going to order a whole bunch of Spanish language books. If you don't spened all of the money in the budget they think you can get by with less next year.
Did your grandparents who came from Germany learn to speak English after they began living in the United States? If so, I think that answers your question.
Personally, if I were to move to another country that spoke a different language, I couldn't imagine myself continuing to speak only English, and expecting everyone else to cater to my language. I would learn the language of the new country (whether French, Spanish, or whatever) rather than expecting everyone else to learn mine.
I don't think that was the point
If I moved to a different country of course I would learn the language if I didn't know it.
But it would still be nice if the library had a few books that helped me do it.
Many illegal immigrants who have slipped over the Mexican border are too busy picking crops in the fields to spend much time at the library.
Wow, how racist and bigoted; are there other groups you think don't go to the library because of what you think their occupation requires?
Are you so ignorant of American Economics that you don't know how all those fresh fruits and veggies are brought in from the field? Do you really think that Americans with their search after instant gratification and their soft hands, who won't even take an easy job as a taxi driver, are going to do backbreaking labor in the fields? Labor that is generally considered menial and demeaning?
Oh, no. Those jobs are the province of the unlettered and illiterate that can survive the trek up from Mexico. That's why The State doesn't make any too serious effort to curb the flow of "illegal immigrants" across the border. Conventional wisdosm says that without those transient workers to pick the crops the farmers would never find enough spoiled Americans to get them in and they'd be left to rot on the vine. God forbid what that would do to the American economy.
Thank you Cesar Chavez for clearing that up for me.
You're very welcome, Mr. Archie Bunker.
What library is it at which you work that you know people lack the incentive to apply for a library card. Do you have other racial or ethnic groups that you don't think have the incentive to apply for a library card.
It's not about race or ethnicity, it's about basic survival. Being a WASP member of the power structure, holding a regular job with a nice steady flow of revenue, you can't possibly imagine what a real struggle for survival is like, can you? Maybe instead of bragging about all the "good works" you do in the name of compassionate conservatism you should take a summer off and work in the fields for ten or more hours a day, trapped on the farm without any means of transportation, and see how much
time you have to skip off to the library at the end of the day. Mind you, your study will still be flawed. After all, at the end of the harvest you'll have a nice home and regular job to come back to, while those itinerant, illegal-immigrant farmworkers from across the border will only be heading back south to face unemployment until the next harvest.
Aside from which, what good is it to apply for a library card if you're only going to be in the area the library serves for a week or so, and then on to the next farm? And how, pray tell, do you get a library card without any way to show that you are a community member? If you do this study, make sure you don't carry any ID with you if you get off the farm. And do you really think that an itinerant worker who is in the country illegally wants to draw attention to himself and risk losing
income from being deported before the end of the season?
Explain to the class, exactly, if you please, Mr. Bunker, what incentive you think itinerant workers do have to get library cards. I seem to have missed that portion of your expostulation.
There is a segment of the illegal immigrant population that winds up in schools
Wow how charitable of you to remember that. You know I think they are letting blacks go to the same schools as whites now too.
Yes, but "they" do keep trying to stop from attending schools, the illegal immigrants who wetback the border to live in the U.S., rather than to merely seek seasonal employment, don't they? Perhaps I should have better qualified that statement so even you could understand that those children who are attending schools are not transients, but whose families are attempting to live in the U.S. as citizens.
Why don't you cite some of the studies you have read about or done on this.
Sorry; don't have any studies; just news reports. You won't believe those, however, I'm sure, since they don't support your political prejudices. "Damn that liberal media" and all that, right?
If you want interesting information about the library use habits of Mexican immigrants in Florida you're welcome to read my capstone project. If not stick with your bigoted conjecture.
You want bigotry? A prime ingredient in reactionism is to blindly deny that any problem exists; all the better to maintain the status quo, of course.
Racism is not only a matter of what we remember, or think we remember, about the Other. It's also what we say, what we forget, and what we ignore.
--Margaret Cannon, The Invisible Empire: racism in canadaangelfire.com>, pg 142
Moreover, your misrepresentative framing is simply an effort to refute what I said by painting me as a hate monger rather than by addressing or presenting any facts. After all, if you can't attack the argument, then attack the man; right?
How many of those Floridian Mexican immigrants are transient workers, by the way? That is the topic under discussion, right? Not just all illegal Mexican immigrants? You do have a capacity to differentiate, don't you?
Yeah, you just keep on ignoring reality and trying to frame any admission of reality as hate speech. That'll make it really easy for you to continue misconstruing statements; just like reactionary ultra-left wing nut Jews who scream about anti-semiticism when somebody says that it is wrong for Israel to use military munitions to blow up Palestinian children in the marketplace.
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"Suppressing this report won't make discriminatory profiling go away: it's a fact of life for millions of Americans," said Caroline Fredrickson, Director of the ACLU Washington Legislative Office. "If we want
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I'll be happy to read this project of yours. Just provide a link to it. Keep in mind, though, that I reserve the right to subject it to a critical review and to post my opinions of it should I choose to do so.
Yes - she did - as did my grandfather from Puerto Rico after moving to a part of the US where English was the dominant language. Quite eloquently. Though not immediately.
Some would say (especially the English) that they spoke English more properly than my Irish and Scottish forbears. They just didn't do so when they first moved to NY. Indeed - my grandfather from Arecibo still had his nationality questioned after his English language skills surpassed yours.
But - thanks for asking.
That's why we have Russian at our library. Almost as popular as Spanish and
Its not a small detail. The premise of the statement is that because there's a large spanish population in the area it makes it easier for him to learn Spanish. So what? So the library should invest more in Spanish materials to keep the Spanish speakers speaking Spanish so that he can learn the language better?
I'm not against foreign language collections. I'm not against Spanish language collections. I do think that libraries who spend an unusual amount on Spanish language materials are probably acting as a crutch for non-English speakers and that's not healthy for the communities they are serving. I also think that the majority of people I'm arguing with here think illegal aliens are just undocumented workers and prefer our borders wide open. So you'll excuse me if I think most of your defenses for Spanish language materials, not to mention your intentions in general, are a little bit suspect.
I see that my comment has gotten me branded a "troll." I suppose if I had expressed a more liberal opinion (something more in line with the ALA mindset) then my comments would have been labeled "insightful," right?
Major language is English!
It is fine to cater for other languages if there is sufficient population in the area that the library serves. However, English always has to he the major language to be catered for. And all immigrants should eventually learn English so that read English material.
Though - not eveyone who speaks Spanish originates in Mexico or is an immigrant - as some seem to think. One of my grandfathers was a native spanish speaker who was not an immigrant. He was from Puerto Rico and like all folks from there was a native born US citizen.
Ironically -unlike my other grandparents who came from Germany, Ireland & Scotland - he seemed to have his citizenship status questioned.
What's that, Greg? Give EVERY language its fair slice of the foreign language collection, not just the very popular ones? Why, hat's downright multi-cultural of you! Linguistic affirmative action!
Once again, you dodge the main points of an argument in favor sniping at a small detail.
The foreign language collections are used by more than just, gasp, foreigners. This is something of a network effectwikipedia.org>. I think you'd be hard pressed to find a librarian who would consider that to be a bad thing. And then, at least in that anecdote, some foreign language patrons seem to be more likely to explore increased assimilation after having some exposure to one the storehouses of the foreign-to-them culture.
Many illegal immigrants who have slipped over the Mexican border are too busy picking crops in the fields to spend much time at the library.
Wow, how racist and bigoted; are there other groups you think don't go to the library because of what you think their occupation requires?
And since they follow the harvest, they have no incentive to apply for a library card in any event.
Thank you Cesar Chavez for clearing that up for me. What library is it at which you work that you know people lack the incentive to apply for a library card. Do you have other racial or ethnic groups that you don't think have the incentive to apply for a library card. What about the Chinese population in Toronto, do they have the incentive to go to the library?
There is a segment of the illegal immigrant population that winds up in schools,.
Wow how charitable of you to remember that. You know I think they are letting blacks go to the same schools as whites now too.
Why don't you cite some of the studies you have read about or done on this.
If you want interesting information about the library use habits of Mexican immigrants in Florida you're welcome to read my capstone project. If not stick with your bigoted conjecture.
All true, but there is an immigration problem and a library that simply caters to a second language without making an effort to integrate those people into the community is part of the problem, not the solution.
We do have a Spanish speaking population, but it's miniscule compared to our Chinese, Vietnamese, Russian, Brazilian Portugese and Haitian Creole speakers. The only languages we really "stock" are Chinese (mostly on grant money) and Russian (mostly borrowed from HQ).
We try to head off the "why do you spend taxpayer money on this" argument (actually, very little of our library books are funded by taxpayer money) and the "you should be integrating people!" argument (which I happen to agree with) by also purchasing as many ESL materials as we possibly can.
You shouldn't be observing what people check out, but of course, you always do... And what is always checked out by non-native English speakers? Very often children's books, in both English and Chinese... whether or not the patron has children. And very often, beside the movies in Chinese and the Chinese books, citizenship exam materials and Standard Deviants videos on punctuation and grammar.
That's cool in my book.
Isn't giving them books about the ASVAB, GED as well as popular fiction in Spanish helping them integrate into the community. Geez, now they can discuss El Codigo DaVinci at Starbucks.
Truthfully I realize there is a problem with illegal immigration, but I doubt any illegal immigrants come to the library, especially Spanish speaking ones. Few Mexicans - what most people think about when they say illegals- see the library as a place for information. Information seeking behvior of Mexicans starts with relatives adn friends, then goes to other members of their community, and then the look to recognized people outside their community such as priests or government officials.
I can't see that having Spanish books is really part of the problem. Sure people should not come here illegally, sure if they come they should fill out the right forms so they can get here legally, but if you really want to stop the problem then stop employers from hiring them. President Fox was right when he said Mexican workers will take jobs Americans don't want. We make it too easy for people to sit on their arse in this country. If people had to pick tomatoes or starve you can bet many - including myself- would be picking tomatoes. However we have so many social programs those that want to can always find a way out of work.
I don't understand what Tancredo is bitching about. In Congress he's never spoken anything that resembles proper English and there's some question as to whether he can read or not.
there is an immigration problem
Many illegal immigrants who have slipped over the Mexican border are too busy picking crops in the fields to spend much time at the library. And since they follow the harvest, they have no incentive to apply for a library card in any event. There is a segment of the illegal immigrant population that winds up in schools, but it seems to me that they'd learn enough English to borrow English books, and their first choice would likely be the school library.
Off hand, I'd say that you have a bigger problem with reactionary bigots who won't read.
Again mostly true but we're talking about millions of illegals, I don't think we can pigeon hole them all as users or non-users. I don't have a problem with the ASVAB or GED or citizenship documents (some think tank just printed a bi-lingual booklet on the Constitution). But that's not the only thing being bought. I'm sure the recent example of the Spanish graphic novels is only a small reprsentation of what we're dealing with.
I am a native-born US citizen, and english has been for most of my life my only language. I've been learning spanish, and have gotten beyond the rudimentary "the pen of my aunt is on the dresser of my uncle" materials. I am blessed to be in a community where there is a reasonable-sized spanish-speaking immigrant population that is well-served by our libraries. Not only can I now try my hand at popular fiction and non-fiction in spanish, but one of the librarians helped be link up with a group of spanish-speaking folks who are learning english. We do several nights a month where we swap helping one another in learning our new languages. Many of them have reflected that (seemingly ironically) having spanish materials at the library makes them feel more at home, so they are getting out more & making more of an effort to get to know the rest of the city. So this "catering to them" seems to make them MORE willing to integrate. And NO, I haven't bothered to ask any of them about their immigration status.
But what if someone wants to learn Russian?


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At the opening keynote at their Worldwide Partner Conference in Toronto on July 9, Microsoft officials said that they have now sold 630 million Windows 7 licenses so far. This comes on the heels of the announcement they made a month ago at Computex 2012, about reaching 600 million licenses sold.
The sheer number of licenses sold is huge, but putting some context makes it even bigger. For instance, the other announcement Microsoft made was that Windows 7 is now on over 50% of enterprise PCs. That means there are about 50% of enterprise PCs (barring a very small slice of Macs) which still have to upgrade. In addition, the appeal of simpler, highly-connected and mobile devices like the iPad and smartphones has slowed the sales of PCs, especially the low-end PCs. Finally, at least among consumers, you would think there is a feeling that it would be better to wait for new hardware that may come this Fall with Windows 8.
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- Virtually any licensed Windows OS can be "upgraded" to Windows 8 Pro for only $40.
- Any PC that runs Windows 7 well, will run Windows 8 equally well or most likely, better.
- In a surprise move, Microsoft announced they are going to make their own tablets, both for Windows RT as well as for Windows 8 Pro.
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A fine trip across Q, though I would advise bicyclists stopping at the Bike Rack to either signal or ride on the sidewalk for the last half of the block or do anything other than just slam on your brakes in the middle of the bike lane because other people might be behind you. Accordingly, don't follow people too closely, though that's always a good rule of thumb (if you're only a thumb away, you're too close).
I'd like to thank two especially gracious and understanding drivers, both of SUVs, for allowing me to merge into the travel lane when my path was blocked by a stopping pick-up truck (with flashers) and a FedEx delivery van. Your courtesy really did make a difference, especially on a "Freeway Friday," as I like to call it, because some motorists really drive rather fast in an effort to hasten their weekend.
A woman on Pennsylvania Avenue was walking with a sign that read "The answer to 1984 is 1776." I don't know what that means. I know that the Answer in '96 per 36 went for 21.1, but I'm pretty sure that's not sign-worthy, at least not for any of the current occupiers of various parks and public spaces about time.
Traffic cones are used to block the right lane on Constitution between 2nd and 1st, NW. There's a police/security guy who stands behind them. In my experience, all this seems to accomplish is to make me ride one more lane over. Security experts may please chime in to let me know why this is crucially important.
Still didn't get new brake pads. Maybe some time soon. Have a great weekend. Should be nice out, so ride your bicycle if that's a thing you like to do when you have free time and it's nice. "Ride your bicycle if that's a thing you like to do when you have free time and it's nice" was so close to being the motto of this blog, and be featured prominently on a series of promotional cocktail napkins, but I ultimately demurred.


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Britney Spears went shopping yesterday looking a goddamn mess. Is this the real hair? If so, the real hair isn't much of an improvement on the fake hair. After years of abuse and over treatment, not to mention all the medication, that sh-t just grows out busted all by itself, with a mom flip at the ends. Full Story
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They come for the fish, they come for the Arabic music, but mostly they come for the memories. Nahrain Fish and Chicken Grill, in a sun-parched strip mall in El Cajon, is one of the only places in San Diego where you can get masgouf, the Iraqi style of fish wood-fired in a clay oven.
The restaurant on El Cajon's Main Street, next to a Middle Eastern bakery, is thriving these days.
East County is home to the country's second largest Iraqi immigrant community, after Detroit. At least 40,000, and perhaps more than 50,000, Iraqis live in El Cajon. More than 13,000 of them have moved here since the Iraq War began in 2003, according to the State Department.
San Diego's Iraqis have different feelings about the 10th anniversary of the start of the war, which falls this week. Some say it caused their diaspora. Some are grateful because it led to Saddam Hussein's death. Some are angry because of the aftermath: the Shia government takeover, Christian persecution, the rampant corruption and lawlessness.
The U.S.-led invasion was "the worst day of Iraq's life. A million people left their country, where everybody was comfortable, and now they are on Main Street looking for a dime," said a man eating at Nahrain, who called himself Naz.
Another man in the restaurant said the war had one good result: "There was no other way of being able to remove Saddam Hussein from power, except this intervention."
A few things Iraqi immigrants and refugees agree on: the war may be over from an American perspective, but it continues in Iraq. For anyone with relatives there or a dream of going home, the pain and struggle are far from over. And in the new country, it helps to stick together.
Most of the Iraqi immigrants are Chaldeans, an ancient branch of Catholicism persecuted under Iraq's Shia government. St. Peter Chaldean Catholic Cathedral in El Cajon is a robust center of resettlement activity.
A few days ago, women were reciting prayers in Aramaic in a side room of the cathedral. Their soft, rhythmic murmurs filled the air as a lone worshipper sat near the altar.
From an office next to the church, Noori Barka runs a dual-language newspaper with neighborhood, national and Iraqi news, and a Chaldean Internet TV station — the only one in the United States, he says.
Barka is president of the Chaldean American Institute, a research and advocacy nonprofit. He lists the church's activities: Aramaic classes for 600 children, a separate collection at services that has rendered almost half a million dollars since 2008.
When he's not there, Barka, an immunologist, runs a biotech company. He left Iraq in 1980. Why, after more than 30 years, is he helping Chaldeans in America? "It's in my blood."
Three waves
Why did so many Iraqis end up living in East County? Tight family bonds and the weather.
Besma Coda, co-founder of Chaldean Middle Eastern Social Services, said the very first Iraqi is believed to have come to the United States in 1890. A community sprouted in Michigan, where jobs were easy to find and winters were hard.
In the late 1970s and early 1980s, a wave came to San Diego from Iraq and from Michigan. El Cajon, the city of broad, flat avenues stretched between dusty hills, reminded them of home. It was sunny and it was cheap.
Most in that early group were educated professionals, and 20 percent ended up running businesses in San Diego, Barka said. A few of those seminal families brought their relatives.
A second wave, mostly Muslims targeted by Hussein, came during the Gulf War.
Most Chaldeans came after 2007, when the State Department made it easier for them to seek refugee status. San Diego has the country's fastest growing Iraqi refugee population. Other refugees include Assyrians, Kurds and Mandaeans.
Globally, the Iraqi diaspora created hubs in Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden and Australia. Source: United Nations Human Rights Commission.
This last resettlement is colored by the devastation of a homeland, a cultural climate that resulted in bias against Middle Easterners, and the economic downturn that makes it hard for U.S.-born workers, let alone refugees, to find jobs.
"Most of these people came at the worst time, because our economy was a tragedy," said Bob Montgomery, executive director of the San Diego branch of the International Rescue Committee, a nonprofit that serves refugees.
Tony Yousif, a Chaldean who moved to the U.S. when he was 14, tells the story of a job hunter over a plate of fish at Nahrain: "I was talking to this newcomer a couple months ago. The guy broke my heart. He said, 'Listen. Please find me a job. I'll work for $2 an hour. I'll work for one day, and the second day is free.'" He repeated that line, flabbergasted. "They're so desperate. They'll do anything. You would do anything if you had kids."
Mohammed, 46, moved to San Diego three months ago. He and his hijabbed mother, Saad, shared a fish that covered the width of their table. In the same breath, he talked about the big bucks he was earning in Iraq as an engineering supervisor and the savagery he faced. A conflict with a neighbor about landscaping escalated to threats on his life. He couldn't count on the police for safety. He sought refuge in America. "I had a big position. All my dreams are broken. Now I need to start over," he said.
A different kind of hope
Starting over in a new country is hard. Starting over in a new country when your homeland is destroyed is harder.
Montgomery offered a surprising insight about the lack of hope for Iraqi refugees: their grim awakening has made it somehow easier to dive in head first and commit. This is especially true for Chaldeans, he said. "At some point, they have to say, it's not realistic to think (of going back) any more. … Now we have to look forward. We have to look for opportunities for ourselves and our children, because our future may not be in Iraq."
At the downtown El Cajon offices of Chaldean-Middle Eastern Social Services last week, the hallways and meeting rooms were packed with families in limbo. A volunteer translator who asked to share only his first name, Ayman, said he was a lawyer in Iraq. He's been in the U.S. for 10 months and he's still looking for a job. He has given up hope of finding equivalent work but said he may take paralegal courses.
But he and others said they're confident knowing the U.S. is a country with rules. Follow those rules, work hard, get ahead. There's a transparent system here, and that's worth a lot.
Everywhere they go, these newcomers stumble across reasons to hope things will improve for them: a cousin's college graduation here, a parent's stable job there. The tens of thousands who came before them, who run markets and doctor's offices, are more evidence.
Look at the diners at Nahrain, feasting on red snapper and tilapia. This is not the tilapia used as generic filler for fishsticks and other processed abominations. This fish is roasted whole, its flesh white as ivory, its crisp, caramelized skin the color of honey or a Mesopotamian sunrise.


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Jennifer contemplates the fate of man on 'Cost of your Soul', while Oren and the band infuse jazz into the mix of sublime, austere moods. 'Cross Rail Drive' journeys south of the Mason-Dixon line and back in time in a vulnerable ballad of childhood trauma, inspiring the album's title.
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DOD to mandate documentation for lost, stolen CAC & IDs
Sgt. 1st Class Tyrone C. Marshall Jr.
American Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON — Later this year, the Defense Department will begin fully enforcing a previously optional policy regarding the reissuance of lost or stolen common access cards, a Defense official said, Feb. 11.
Sam Yousef, a program manager for identity and benefits policy at the Defense Human Resources Activity, discussed an update to the current CAC issuance policy during an interview with American Forces Press Service and the Pentagon Channel.
"Beginning in late March (or) early April of this year, we are going to begin fully enforcing current common access card policy, which will require individuals to bring supporting documentation if they have had their ID cards lost or stolen," he said. "If you have your card lost or stolen, you should work with your local security office or the individual sponsoring you for that ID card."
People requesting a replacement card will need to produce a document on component or agency letterhead that explains that the card has been lost or stolen, he added. Yousef noted the document should be signed, and individuals must bring it with them to have a new card issued.
"If the card has been stolen," he said, "they may also bring in the police report that accounts for that," he added. "This will not only get the department in full compliance with our policy, but it will also create better accountability for individuals who have had their cards lost or stolen."
Though this information has been a part of the current policy, Yousef noted, it was not mandated at CAC card-issuing locations.
"Previously, in the last couple of years, we have actually updated the system to capture this documentation on an optional basis," he said, "so what will happen in late March (or) early April is, it will be required as part of that reissuance to bring supporting documentation with you."
The supporting documentation will be scanned and stored in the Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System, he added.
This process will affect all common access card-eligible individuals, both military and civilian, Yousef said.
In addition to being an additional security precaution, Yousef said, this measure will help to prevent people from replacing their cards just as a matter of personal convenience.
"It creates better awareness with our local security offices (and) our individuals that are sponsoring our contractors for common access cards," he said, "so this way, they have full oversight if someone is losing multiple ID cards."
Following the update in requirements this spring, Yousef emphasized, it will be important for people to ensure they bring this documentation with them to have a card reissued, noting that most ID card-issuing sites already have been requiring it for quite some time.
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After about a year of operating the school in Kra Van, Sedtha and BFT noticed that many of the children failed to re-enrol for the next years studies and those that did often had a difficult time focussing on the classroom activities. The root cause of this was not a lack of motivation for education from the children themselves, but rather because of a lack of basic nutrition and healthcare at home which made making school work a priority difficult. In order to tackle this problem BFT began by feeding the children breakfast and lunch while they were at school and quickly expanding the curriculum to include information about basic health and hygiene. They grew this into community wide action and developed a partnership with the Angkor Hospital for Children in order to monitor the health of all the children in order to prevent diseases like malaria and malnutrition.
School Vegetable Gardens: provided at several community schools, producing a variety of crops; BFT has also installed water irrigation systems to those communities.
Tree planting: over 2000 fruit and timber trees planted in the villages.
School Feeding Program: for over 1000 school children and more than 140 pre-school children, including food from the vegetable gardens in the school grounds.
Nutritious Food Feeding Program: for children under 5 years, following the success for the School Feeding Program; mothers in the village are provided with valuable knowledge about nutrition.
Monitoring Children's Growth: key data (height, weight, BMI etc.) gathered for all school children in the villages which enables us to monitor the progress of every child's health.
Hygiene and Sanitation: communities are taught hygiene, sanitation and health care education practice, working in collaboration with teams from Angkor Hospital and including dental and eye care.
Purifying Water: together with 'Water for Life' and 'Every Child Has the Right to Clean Water' we have provided bio-sand and UV water filters as well as building wells for school and pre-school children, to prevent water-borne diseases.
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"My father was an architect," she explains, "so I was exposed to design at a young age." Her father also used to take the family on trips off the beaten track; "it's amazing we're still alive!" she laughs. By experiencing these natural and cultural landscapes in such an honest way, "I developed a sense for what makes a place special and a memorable experience."
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If you wish to obtain copies of the proposed information collection requirement, related forms, or explanatory material, contact the Service Information Collection Clearance Officer at the address listed below. DATES: We will accept comments until July 28, 2003. ADDRESSES: Submit your comments on this information collection renewal to the Desk Officer for the Department of the Interior at OMB-OIRA via facsimile or e-mail using the following fax number or e-mail address: (202) 395-5806 (fax); firstname.lastname@example.com (e-mail). Please provide a copy of your comments to the Fish and Wildlife Service's Information Collection Clearance Officer, 4401 N. Fairfax Dr., MS 222 ARLSQ, Arlington, VA 22207; (703) 358-2269 (fax); or anissa_ firstname.lastname@example.com (e-mail). FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: To request a copy of the information collection request, explanatory information, or related forms, contact Anissa Craghead at (703) 358-2445, or electronically to anissa_ firstname.lastname@example.com. SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) regulations at 5 CFR 1320, which implement provisions of the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995 (44 U.S.C. 3501 et seq.), require that interested members of the public and affected agencies have an opportunity to comment on information collection and recordkeeping activities (see 5 CFR 1320.8(d)). The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (We) have submitted a request to OMB to renew its approval of the collection of information for the Sandhill Crane Harvest Survey. We are requesting a 3-year term of approval for this information collection activity. Federal agencies may not conduct or sponsor, and a person is not required to respond to, a collection of information unless it displays a currently valid OMB control number. The OMB control number for this collection of information is 1018-0023. The Migratory Bird Treaty Act (16 U.S.C. 703-712) and Fish and Wildlife Act of 1956 (16 U.S.C. 742d) designate the Department of the Interior as the key agency responsible for the wise management of migratory bird populations frequenting the United States and for the setting of hunting regulations that allow appropriate harvests that are within the guidelines that will allow for those populations' well being. These responsibilities dictate the gathering of accurate data on various characteristics of migratory bird harvest. 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Their responses provide estimates of the temporal and geographic distribution of the harvest, as well as the average harvest per hunter, which, combined with the total number of sandhill crane permits issued, enables the Service to estimate the total harvest of sandhill cranes. The Sandhill Crane Harvest Survey enables us to annually estimate the magnitude of the harvest and the portion it constitutes of the total mid-continent sandhill crane population. Based on information from this survey, hunting regulations are adjusted as needed to optimize harvest at levels that provide a maximum of hunting recreation while keeping populations at desired levels. On November 19, 2002, we published in the Federal Register (67 FR 69756) a notice informing the public that we are submitting the forms described below to OMB for approval under the Paperwork Reduction Act. We requested public comment on the information collection for 60 days, ending January 21, 2003. By that date, we did not receive any comments in response to the notice. Title: Sandhill Crane Harvest Survey. Approval Number: 1018-0023. Service Form Number(s): 3-530, 3-530A, 3-2056N. Frequency of Collection: Annually. Description of Respondents: Individuals and households. Number of Respondents: About 6,500 hunters will respond to the Sandhill Crane Harvest Survey annually. Total Annual Burden Hours: We estimate the reporting burden to average 5 minutes per respondent. Total annual burden is 540 hours. We again invite comments concerning this renewal on: (1) Whether the collection of information is necessary for the proper performance of our migratory bird management functions, including whether the information will have practical utility; (2) the accuracy of our estimate of the burden of the collection of information; (3) ways to enhance the quality, utility, and clarity of the information to be collected; and, (4) ways to minimize the burden of the collection of information on respondents. The information collections in this program are part of a system of records covered by the Privacy Act (5 U.S.C 552(a)). Dated: June 24, 2003. Anissa Craghead, Information Collection Officer, Fish and Wildlife Service. [FR Doc. 03-16310 Filed 6-26-03; 8:45 am] BILLING CODE 4310-55-P


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Turquoise and brown are a wonderful combination for an outdoor wedding reception. Find instructions for creating floral centerpieces, luminaries, place card holders and more in this DIY wedding project from Lisa Fulmer and C&T Publishing. All items are made with Ready-to-Go! Blank Board Products from C&T Publishing.
Floral Centerpiece
- Ready-To-Go! Medium or Large Blank Board Petal Potcraft paint and brush
- styrofoam ball – diameter should fit snugly in pot
- pearl-head straight pins
- silk or paper flowers
- spray mist paint if needed to customize color of flowers (such as Adirondack Color Wash)
- 12×12 sheet of die-cut paper
- 12×12 sheet of contrasting card stock
- Paint pot with 1-2 coats of craft paint on the outside; allow to dry.
- If you want to paint your flowers, lay them out in a single layer, face up, on a newspaper. Spray with mist paint and allow to dry. Paint tips with contrasting craft paint if desired.
- Place Styrofoam ball inside pot and attach flowers with straight pins.
- Position as desired on top of die-cut paper and card stock.
Placecard and Menu Holders
- Ready-To-Go! Blank Board Blocks (larger for menu; smaller for placecard)
- Exacto blade
- craft paint and brush
- Assorted adhesive embellishments
- S-shaped scroll paper clip
- Slice a slot on top of block with Exacto blade (match width of paper clip).
- Paint block with 1-2 coats of craft paint; allow to dry.
- Adhere desired embellishments.
- Insert half of paper clip into slot at top and twist 90 degrees to secure.
Wedding Favors
- Ready-To-Go! Mini Blank Board Shadowbox
- craft paint (option for lid – rubber stamp pad)
- 14" length of ribbon
- craft glue or glue dots
- assorted adhesive embellishments
- netting or cellophane
- Paint or distress-ink the outside of shadowbox base and lid; allow to dry.
- Adhere desired embellishments to top of lid.
- Adhere ribbon around edge of lid with craft glue or glue dots.
- Place candies in a piece of netting or cellophane first, then place in box.
Candle Luminary
- Ready-To-Go! Mini Blank Board Petal Pot
- heavy-duty hole punch (such as a Crop-A-Dile)
- duct tape
- craft paint and brush
- craft glue or glue dots
- 24" length of ribbon
- Punch holes in each panel of pot.
- Secure the bottom panel to each side panel with a bit of duct tape on the inside.
- Paint pot with 1-2 coats of craft paint, inside and outside; allow to dry.
- After pot is dry, adhere ribbon around pot with craft glue or glue dots and tie ends in a bow.
Votive or tealight candle should be contained in glass or metal to prevent fire hazard; secure base of candle container inside pot with glue to prevent tipping.
- Ready-To-Go! 10″ x 10″ Blank Board Book
- solid paper color A :
- 2 shts. 9-7/8″ square
- 1 sht approx. 3" x 4"
- contrasting solid paper color B:
- 1 sht. approx. 4" x 6"
- 1 sht measuring ¼" larger than "guest" word (below)
- coordinating patterned paper:
- 1 sht. approx. 7" x 9″
- 1 die-cut border approx. 2" x 3"
- coordinating patterned narrow ribbon
- the word "guests" printed on white cardstock in desired font from computer and trimmed to size
- desired photograph or printed image trimmed to approx. 2" x 3″
- stamp pads to match paper A and paper B
- 6 coordinating eyelets and eyelet setter
- small hole punch
- decorative corner punch
- self-adhesive metallic dots or rhinestones
- double-sided tape and glue dots
- solid ribbon(s) to match paper color B (use multiple lengths of narrow ribbon or 1 length of wide ribbon)
- Adhere paper A to front and back covers with tape
- Distress-ink the edges of front and back covers and spine with stamp pad, bleed on to edge of paper
- Adhere patterned paper on top of paper A on cover;
- Adhere coordinating ribbon around edges of patterned paper with glue dots, trim ends flush with paper
- punch 3 accent holes on two sides of the 4" x 6" paper B; attach brown eyelets with setter; adhere on top of patterned paper.
- Punch corners of the 3" x 4″ paper A with decorative punch, then distress ink edges with contrasting stamp pad color; adhere to 4" x 6" paper B
- Adhere diecut border to 2" x 3" photo, adhere 2" x 3" photo to 3" x 4" paper A
- Embellish frames as desired with metallic dots or rhinestones
- Adhere "guests" print-out to center of trimmed paper B; adhere to book
- Adhere ribbon(s) along left side with glue dots
You can leave the inside pages white for guests to write their names, a special message to the bride and groom, or even sketches. Think about providing different color pens and pencils to make your guestbook a more memorable keepsake. Another option would be to cover each page with nice paper and embellishments, with a designated area for signatures. Then the rest of the book can be scrapped with pictures later.
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Our client is a wildly successful, highly respected, full-service, top regional retail mortgage lending company headquartered in the heart of the east coast that is committed to serving the team, partners, clients and local communities.
As a family-owned mortgage boutique and market leader for over 35 years with a culture built around family, an employee-centric mindset, respect, relationships, immaculate customer service, support, growth and crazy success. The company has deep roots in the entire region, keeps a pulse of market changes and is structured to build successful career paths through a proven Mortgage Loan Officer business model. Most importantly,
Mortgage Loan Officers
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to make things happen
and help people be crazy successful through real relationships, immaculate service, and on-going marketing support.
As a member of the family, you will receive a 6-month methodical mentorship, on-going marketing support and financial assistance, referral relationship development, 24/7 hotline, the security and stability of decades of experience.
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Ideally, each
will have 3+ years in loan origination, residential mortgage sales experience with an average of 3 loans per month and a desire to achieve higher personal goals and ability to contribute to branch success.
seek and grow
relationships, expand knowledge, offer value and develop market presence through dedicated referral partnerships that create a seamless home buying experience for borrowers and new opportunities.
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n accordance of lending guidelines and client requirements.
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Communication and Education
The Tasks
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Originate residential mortgage through a network of referral relationships
Collects and analyzes customer financial information for multifaceted and/or complex borrowers
Identify and determine appropriate loan products and price that fits the borrower for loan application
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Collaborate with internal and external team to ensure completed transaction and timely closing
Utilize all marketing, mentor and technology support
Qualified candidate must meet and comply with all requirements set forth in the SAFE Act, including, but not limited to the successful completion of required background checks, unique NMLS #, and residential mortgage volume documentation.
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Parents are being offered a new online course to better protect their children and educate themselves around potential online risks.
In accordance with International Safer Internet Day, Alberta Human Services Minister Dave Hancock unveiled Internet Savvy on Tuesday, an online course meant to increase awareness about the dangers children are facing in a rapidly changing technological world.
According to ALERT's Internet Child Exploitation units, more than 440 cases of online child exploitation were investigated in Alberta in 2012.
"The threats to our children are now much different than they used to be," Hancock said, citing that one in three Canadian youths will accept a Facebook friend request from a stranger.
"They're not the physical threats. There's a host of bullies and scammers and predators that are lurking online."
Internet Savvy is meant to educate parents on the dangers youth face online, ranging from cyberbullying and social networking to online marketing to children and sexual exploitation. The program consists of three educational modules teaching parents how kids use the Internet, how to understand the challenges they face, and practical tips on talking to and warning children about their Internet risks.
The course begins with an assessment test for parents. Hancock said even those adults who consider themselves "Internet savvy" might not realize how little they know about their child's online life, only answering one of the first five assessment questions correctly.
Participants at the demonstration included people like Bradley Bostock, the executive director at Child Find Alberta, an organization dedicated to preventing child exploitation and abduction. Bostock intends to encourage his employees and parents in the community to take the course through their organization.
"One of the things we always hear from parents is we need support, I don't really understand this new world and I don't necessarily know how to be a good parent in what we call cyberspace," Bostock said.
Sarita Dighe-Bramwell, manager of policy and casework supports at human services, said this is a common concern and that in recent years web access has become a great parenting challenge.
"Internet Savvy was developed to meet that need with parents and caregivers who really wanted to know and, more importantly, really understand how their kids were interacting online," said Dighe-Bramwell.
The program, which cost the province $168,000, includes samples of family online agreements parents can engage their children in and a list of sample house rules for children's online access.
"We're trying to create an awareness among parents that we don't know as much as we think we know about what our kids are doing and that we do need to have those open conversations with our children and we do need to be aware of what our children are doing."


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Sweet Corn Muffins (Adapted from CL)
3/4 cup all-purpose flour
3/4 cup whole wheat pastry flour
3/4 cup granulated sugar
1/2 cup yellow cornmeal
2 teaspoons baking powder
1/4 teaspoon salt
2/3 cup plain yogurt
4 tablespoons butter, melted
3 tablespoons milk
1 large egg, lightly beaten
2 tablespoons turbinado sugar
Preheat oven to 375
In a large bowl, whisk together flours, sugar, cornmeal, baking powder and salt.
In a small bowl, whisk together yogurt, butter, milk and egg. Pour into the flour mixture and stir just until combined.
Evenly divide batter between a 12 cup muffin tin lightly coated with nonstick spray. Scatter the tops of the batter evenly with turbinado sugar.
Bake until the centers spring back when lightly pressed in the center or a toothpick comes out mostly clean - about 15 to 20 minutes. Remove and turn the muffins out onto a wire rack to cool completely.
Makes 12 muffins.
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No expense, horses or gigabytes have been spared in the making for its being merely a TV show -- though I assume all the relevant codes reside on a supercomputer somewhere, waiting to bring the characters somewhat economically back to life.
Tom Hanks and Tim Allen and Joan Cusack and Don Rickles and Wallace Shawn and Timothy Dalton and Kristen Schaal return as Woody and Buzz and Jessie and Potato Head and Rex and Pricklepants and Trixie, joined by new-to-the-series Pez Cat (Kate McKinnon), Pocketeer (Ken Marino) and Combat Carl (Carl Weathers), whose characteristics are encoded in his name. (It's a name you will hear a lot, as he refers to himself in the third person.)
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When Mr. Potato Head -- foolish plastic potato! -- leaves the safety of their motel closet to check out the "amenities" (free shampoo, etc.) in the dead of night, he kick-starts a genre-familiar sequence of separation and disappearance and things moving about in the dark. Themes from earlier "Toy Story" movies are also recycled, which should bother no one.
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Oven-Baked BBQ Baby Back Ribs
1 rack baby back ribs, halved
2 teaspoons salt
1 teaspoon black pepper
2 teaspoons paprika
1 teaspoon cayenne pepper
2 teaspoons dried oregano
¼ cup brown sugar
1 cup barbecue sauce
1 pound green beans
1. Preheat oven to 275?F/140?C.
2. Season the ribs with salt, black pepper, paprika, cayenne pepper, oregano, and brown sugar. Rub in the seasonings evenly on both sides.
3. Place the ribs on a baking sheet lined with foil. Cover the ribs with foil and bake for 2 hours. 4. Increase the oven temperature to 500?F/260?C.
5. Carefully uncover the ribs. Spread BBQ sauce evenly on top of the ribs.
6. Place green beans on the sides of the pan. Season the green beans with salt.
7. Bake for 10 minutes.
8. Transfer the ribs to a cutting board.
9. Cut between the bones to separate into individual ribs. Serve with green beans.
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