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Hey ho guys, and welcome back to another fun tutorial. Today I am going to submit a lesson on another logo from Gears of War. I already have a lesson on this design, but since it is kind of old and the steps are pretty confusing, I thought it would be a good idea to make another submission for "how to draw Gears of War", step by step. The only thing different between submissions is the drawing style and the detail involved. I tried making the Gears of War symbol as easy as possible and I think I may have succeeded. You will definitely find this lesson way easier than the older one made in 2009. No matter how you choose to go about it, you will still have fun drawing a symbol from one of the most popular games being sold around he world. That's about it for now, but I will return in a few. Peace out people and enjoy!
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Gasoline prices are up sharply in the past month on surging crude oil costs and refinery woes, and now are likely to make 2012 the costliest year ever at the pump.
USA Today reported that nationally, gasoline averages $3.71 a gallon — up 31 cents since mid-July and is now higher than year-ago levels in 39 states. Prices are likely to continue climbing through August, with little relief until after Labor Day.
The swift, month-long, 9 percent price climb has lifted 2012's average to $3.61 a gallon, vs. 2011's $3.51, which had been the most expensive year ever for motorists. Even with demand expected to recede after the peak summer driving season, 2012 will surpass last year's price, says Brian Milne of energy tracker Telvent DTN.
The run-up comes at a time when prices typically have peaked for the year, and just weeks after decreasing demand and slowing worldwide economic growth pushed prices well off 2012 highs. The trend had prompted some industry experts to forecast $3 a gallon gasoline by autumn. Now, Milne expects a top at about $3.90 before dropping in September.
Motorists in the Midwest are already paying that much, or more. Fallout from production cuts at four Illinois refineries has pushed prices in Illinois and Michigan to $4 or higher, while West Coast prices rocketed 40 cents a gallon following the Aug. 6 fire at a Northern California Chevron refinery. (A lawsuit was filed in Contra Costa County Superior Court Wednesday on behalf of nine nearby residents, alleging Chevron was negligent in refinery maintenance. The company says its reviewing the lawsuit.)
Crude oil prices continue to rise. Since bottoming at about $78 a barrel in late June, benchmark West Texas Intermediate has soared more than 20 percent. In mid-day Thursday trading, crude was priced above $95 a barrel, a three-month high.
Scott Anderson, chief economist at Bank of the West, says if prices continue to rise, they could crimp a rebound in consumer spending. The Commerce Department reported Tuesday that July consumer spending rose 0.8 percent, the largest gain in five months.


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WASHINGTON (AP) For more than 30 years, Concepcion Picciotto has spent almost every day perched just outside the White House gates, preaching peace and world disarmament from her makeshift shelter to anyone who would listen.
On Thursday morning, the shelter was gone, but Picciotto was not.
She scrunched up instead on a park bench, her back turned toward the White House.
"Frustrated. Upset," Picciotto said, her multicolor babushka shielding her wispy white hair from the sun. "This is the time, more than ever, when we needed to communicate to people the danger of the nuclear bombs."
For the first time since 1981, when Picciotto started her round-the-clock peace vigil, the tent-like shelter that anchors the operation was dismantled and removed. A volunteer had abandoned his post overnight. But by late afternoon Thursday, others had been mobilized, a local politician had intervened, and Picciotto's vigil had resumed in Lafayette Park.
By many accounts the longest-running protest in the U.S., the vigil is made possible by a peculiar federal regulation governing the park that runs along the north side of the White House. No permits are required, but the vigil must be continuously attended.
For many years, it was Picciotto and her partner, William Thomas, who manned the vigil day and night. Her bed was an afghan-covered box. She complained of harassment by some passers-by and in time became well-known to the U.S. Park Police who patrol the grounds.
Now in her late 70s and with the leathery skin of someone who is no stranger to the sun, Picciotto no longer sleeps at the vigil. Thomas died a few years back, and Picciotto now sleeps in a nearby home he had purchased that's known among local activists as Peace House. She says she arrives every day around 11 a.m. and leaves around 10 p.m.
It was about 1 a.m. Thursday when a knock on the door awoke Picciotto. She was told that a volunteer from the Occupy movement, slotted to man the vigil in her absence, had left. The National Park Service said police spoke to two individuals leaving the vigil and determined they were abandoning it.
"With no one attending the site, the officer collected the materials and placed them in a U.S. Park Police storage facility for safe keeping until they could be retrieved by the owner," said Jeffrey Olson, a National Park Service spokesman.
Determined to get her vigil up and running again without delay, Picciotto enlisted her fellow local activists, who helped coordinate with police to return her belongings and even got Delaware. Eleanor Holmes Norton, the District of Columbia's envoy to Congress, involved. A few hours later, activists had wheeled the structure and Picciotto's signs back to their regular location just opposite the presidential mansion.
"She's become something of a District legend," Norton said in an interview. "She ought to be given the opportunity to end her own vigil and not have it end because of an unforeseen incident."
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Automobili Lamborghini is the manufacture of probably one of the most loved sports cars by men and woman alike. This Italian company was founded in 1963 by a man who owned a tractor factory. Lamborghini is now a subsidiary of the German car manufacturer Audi AG, which is also a subsidiary of Volkswagen. My favorite is the Gallardo Lamborghini V10 which has a top speed of 309km/h or 197 miles per hour. With this tutorial I will show you how to draw this beautiful work of art. Of course mine doesn't look as good; in fact my drawing doesn't even do the Gallardo justice. I decided to color my car blue I had a problem with the front tire, it looks kind of flat. In my initial sketch I used a regular pencil and a sheet of sketch pad paper. This tutorial will show you "how a Lamborghini". Basically it consists of a bunch of line art which is why it's so easy. Color your car to your fancy you can probably make it better then mine. My hand wasn't that steady since I was so tired when I drew it. I wanted to put a race track or something behind it but as you can see it didn't work out that way. Learning how to draw a Lamborghini, step by step", has never been so easy. Have fun people!
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(CNN) -- When rehab and Alcoholics Anonymous meetings didn't work for Eddie Freas, he sought another way to kick his 20-year drug and alcohol addiction.
Eddie Freas fights drug addiction by putting all his energy into training for triathlons.
He swam 2.4 miles. He biked 112 miles. He ran 26.2 miles. The Pennsville, New Jersey, resident found relief in triathlons.
"I feel better when I'm working out," said Freas, 33. "It does wonders for the mind. The reason I started running -- it was a switch that went off in my head. I started feeling positive and feeling great about myself."
Freas spent his youth in pursuit of drugs. At the age of 13, he snuck bottles of Amaretto and rum from his mother's liquor cabinet. He also developed a taste for marijuana and cocaine. By his senior year of high school, Freas was kicked off the wrestling and football teams after failing a drug test.
Then in 2007, after a three-day binge, "I came home and was crying," Freas said. "I was so depressed. I turned on the TV." The set was tuned to ESPN, which was airing a story about a former drug addict who competed in triathlons.
The program's subject was Todd Crandell, who had lost a college hockey scholarship because of a drug addiction. After 13 years of using drugs, Crandell started competing in Ironman races and championed finding positive ways to fight addiction through his program called Racing for Recovery.
"Having an athletic background, I was drawn to getting back in shape," Crandell said. "It makes you turn intellectually and spiritually fit. Exercise is essential. It decreases addiction, depression and you use it as part of the recovery."
Freas was entranced by the parallels.
"His whole story seemed like mine," Freas said. "That's why it hit me so much. It was my story but it happened to somebody else. I knew I had to get back into fitness."
He took a bus to Racing for Recovery's office in Sylvania, Ohio. There, Freas said he learned to "stay clean and use other things -- fitness, instead of drugs." On his first day, Freas pushed himself to run 10 miles.
"It killed me," Freas said. "I was just motivated. I was sore for a week and I gradually got into it. As soon as I started including fitness into my everyday lifestyle, it made it so much easier. It kept me busy and because of the physical fitness, it was making me feel better about myself."
He pushed himself to run farther and raced in his first Ironman competition in 2008.
"It's different when you use drugs, you temporarily feel good and afterwards, you feel like doing more drugs," Freas said. "When you go for a long run and do physical fitness, you feel good doing it."
Research in animals and humans show that exercise can be a mild antidepressant.
"It isn't a huge surprise when you consider many positive effects exercise can have with regards to the brain chemistry: dopamine, serotonin, endorphin, epinephrine -- these are all associated with mood altering effects," said Dr. Cedric Bryant, the chief science officer for the American Council on Exercise. "If they're able to get this natural high, through a natural endeavor such as exercise, it allows them to replace the means to achieve that high with a more positive approach."
One study showed that women trying to quit smoking were more successful when they exercised. And the National Institute on Drug Abuse held a conference last year to explore the possible role of physical activity in substance abuse prevention.
"The thought centers around the release of mood-altering brain chemical, mainly endorphins," Bryant said. "It gives you euphoria or what you call 'runner's high.' "
Crandell said some people who battle drug addiction "want something more than sitting in support groups filled with smoke, complaining about drinking."
"I've had some of my naysayers from other programs who say you've taken one addiction and replaced it for another," Crandell said. "I've taken addiction and put into a new focus that includes exercise. Exercise for me is essential to my recovery and well-being."
The purpose of Racing for Recovery is not to turn everyone into an athlete, but to focus on positive pursuits in a person's life.
"Whatever you lost during your addiction, that should be your Ironman, not just running," Crandell said. "If your goal is to become a teacher, let that be your Ironman."
After Freas spent six months in Ohio, he returned to his hometown.
"I didn't want to come back home, because this was where I did all the dirt, all the partying and stuff," Freas said. "As time went on, I had to come back here. My life is turned around. I got to help people in my hometown."
Back in New Jersey, Freas helped train Dustin Deckard, 19, a former high school star wrestler, who is recovering from a four-year heroin addiction. Deckard wanted to get clean after a near-fatal overdose.
"I have to be clean the rest of my life," Deckard said. "Sometimes that overwhelms me. I just feel that sometimes it's not fair that other people can go out and have fun and drink and do whatever at a party. But me -- if I do anything -- it's off. I can't stop. I definitely have troubles with that."
Freas and Deckard have developed a brotherhood.
"I know how he was feeling, being down, not wanting to use drugs," Deckard said. "I just relate to him in every way. We both used. He's also into sports and into wrestling like I was. That's what's cool."
This Sunday, Freas and Deckard head to Racing for Recovery's half triathlon at Monroe, Michigan where the teen will race for the first time.
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We currently have an opportunity for a qualified, professional and competent Commercial Vehicle Technician preferably with HGV experience to join our team at our Mercedes-Benz Dealership in East Manchester, Briscoe Lane.
About the Role
This is a full time - permanent position.The hours you would be working are 11.5 hours per night, Monday to Thursday - 46 basic hours per week. Competitive hourly rate of between £13.49 to £16.79 per hour - dependent on ability and experience.
- Overtime available to increase your earning potential.
- Extra days issued at your 5 and 10 yr points to reward loyalty and long service.
- Company Pension plus other benefits.
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Duties include carrying out servicing, diagnostic testing and repairs to Mercedes Benz trucks and vans, carrying out vehicle inspections/MOT preparations and repairs, and carrying out class 4,5 & 7 MOT tests (if qualified).
We offer more than a job, when you join us you are placed on a career path with a clear pay structure linked to your progress and Personal Development Plan through the Mercedes Benz Technical Training Pathway.
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You will be competent in the servicing and repairing of vehicles to the highest Manufacturer standards. As well as technical competence in the mechanics of a vehicle, you will also have thorough knowledge of the electrical components and be comfortable with using the latest diagnostic equipment to identify and rectify faults.
Experience of working with Mercedes-Benz vehicles using Mercedes-Benz diagnostic equipment would be preferred however further Mercedes-Benz training will be provided. A minimum qualification of NVQ/City and Guilds level 3 Certificate is required.
You must hold a current driving licence, a Class 2 HGV license is preferred and Class 4, 5 & 7 MOT qualification, although not essential.
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- Customer-focused and fully committed to delivering the highest professional standards.
- Resilient, thorough and accurate when completing a task with strong attention to detail.
- Honest with high levels of integrity.
- Flexible, self-motivated and be able to work under their own initiative, as well as being able to work under pressure to achieve tight deadlines.
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Would you like to sponsor your very own long-running, costume-clad, drunk-laden footrace? If so, Bay to Breakers would like to talk to you. Immediately.
The San Francisco tradition, which will see its 102nd stampede from downtown to the end of Golden Gate Park, is sponsorless after Zazzle, a Redwood City-based website for custom shirts and mugs, pulled out, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
Zazzle did not comment on their withdrawal, the newspaper reported.
The sponsorship cost anywhere from $250,000 to $500,000, the Chronicle's sources say. But the cost of the race is closer to $1 million.
The race is put on by Anschutz Entertainment Group, which is owned by Denver billionaire Philip Anschutz, who also owns arenas, sports teams and football stadiums on multiple continents.
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The term "venture" implies discovery. It means to undertake something that has an uncertain outcome, learning the way as you go. "Venture capital" refers to monetary investment in a new project with unproven returns. A "joint venture" implies teaming to face the unpredictable, while "venturing" forth signals a willingness to move forward into the unknown. For a North Carolina-based enterprise, Extraordinary Ventures [4] (EV), the term means all of this and more. As an employer of autistic adults, EV consistently sails into unchartered waters in an attempt to develop a business model that can thrive and also allow its employees to flourish.
Like many support programs for autistic adults, EV began when parents saw a void in services as their children approached adulthood. Gregg and Lori Ireland had relocated from California to Chapel Hill, NC, to access the autism services of TEACCH [5] (Treatment and Education of Autistic and related Communication Handicapped Children) during their son's school years. But they realized that few options existed after high school for young adults with ASD. "When my son was about 14 or 15, we started asking the questions about what we were going to do," says Gregg Ireland. "High school ends. If you don't do anything about it, it can really sneak up on you."
What the Irelands decided to do was work with other parents to create a nonprofit organization that could help support autistic adults. "It took a little while to settle on the idea of jobs, and it took a little while to settle on the idea of us being the employer," notes Ireland. And so in 2007, Extraordinary Ventures was created not as a service provider, but as an employer housing a "portfolio" of small business ventures staffed by autistic adults. Initially, EV adopted a traditional approach to the business structure and hired an experienced executive director who reported to the Board of Directors. To determine what types of small businesses EV would develop, the Board looked to the strengths of potential employees. A laundry business came first. "A couple of the kids really like laundry," Ireland says. Leasing a building owned by the Irelands, EV installed washers and dryers and began a wash, dry and fold service which is marketed to area families and to students at the nearby University of North Carolina (UNC) campus. "The first three years were a period of going through a lot of different ideas," Ireland notes. EV tried a paper delivery route and a service cleaning fraternity and sorority houses, but fit wasn't optimal in these ventures. Ireland points out that it was necessary to learn "not only about what our kids could do, but what businesses we could control and manage." Each business had to have an element of consistency. "You quickly learn that you have to be disciplined about what you do, because our kids can't deal with last-minute stuff."
Then two years ago, the business came to a crossroads in viability, and according to Ireland, EV "almost started over." Instead the Board decided to try the somewhat unusual approach of hiring a team of recent college graduates, rather than one executive director. This decision provides for more management manpower for EV's administrative buck. A board of directors and groups of advisors provide support as the team develops enterprises and oversees day-to-day operations. "We decided what we had was lots of experience and people who could help with ideas, but we didn't have a lot of young energy on the ground," comments Ireland. The management team reports to the Board of Directors every month and can seek advice as needed.
It also became apparent that the EV's building itself could be used to produce revenue. And so the organization focused on space rental [6]. Four types of spaces were created: a Great Hall, a Board Room, a lower level Rec Center, and smaller Multipurpose Rooms. This provides flexibility in rental, allowing for conferences, parties and receptions, and even a contract from a local congregation for weekly church services. The space rental business has it pluses and minuses, however. The obvious plus is that it trades on a commodity EV already has—the building. "The good thing about the space business is that it creates a lot of money," says Ireland. But it also costs money, in terms of initial build-out, equipment purchases, and maintenance. And Ireland notes that space rental doesn't create a great number of jobs for EV's employees. While some events call for set-up and staffing, often only the space itself is desired. And some service staffing needs don't match EV employee abilities. However, renting space does lure community members in the door. "In a way, it's our calling card," Ireland says.
For the past few years, Kelly Looser has been serving as Events Director at EV. Looser notes that EV fills a niche in Chapel Hill that other venues, such as hotels, UNC buildings, and churches don't. "We love the hotels in Chapel Hill," she says. "They've been very supportive of us." But for people looking for event space, hotels can be restrictive, since all services must be provided by the hotel. Churches have restrictions regarding space usage as well. At EV, patrons can hire their own caterer or bring in food and drink themselves. "We can do almost anything," says Looser. After crunching numbers recently, Looser estimates that approximately 1000 people walk through the EV doors every week. That's 1000 people who can in turn spread the word regarding EV's mission and services.
Growing EV has meant thinking creatively about developing new businesses. Stephen Dougherty, Director of New Business Development, notes that starting new ventures has involved some trial and error. "We were taking whatever was thrown at us," he notes. "A lot of that was piece work, contracts." This included publication delivery and packing of soaps. Not everything worked out well. The prep and delivery of publications turned out to involve too much work for the EV managers, create sensory issues for many employees, and was a logistically difficult undertaking. The cost—mostly in terms of human experience—was not worth the revenue. So this project was dropped and others sought.
"A big change occurred about a year ago," says Dougherty. "That's when we decided to scrap all these small contracts that weren't working so well. We went through the process of formalizing and defining what were ideal ventures for us. We wanted to do some deep reflection on a real person-centered approach to how to develop a business. Number One: The job has to be meaningful and take into account the skills of our individuals. It has to be something we can control. It has to align with our mission and have low overhead. And so we started generating ideas. Google searches, brainstorming, looking through phone books. Going to websites that had business ideas. We didn't want to have to reinvent the wheel."
In addition to space rental and the laundry, EV currently runs:
- EV Gifts [7]: An online store selling candles, bath salts, and herb garden kits;
- Gravesite Guardians [8]: A service to maintain and beautify graves and personal monuments;
- Football Parking [9]: The operation of a secure lot for UNC football games, with room to tailgate and
- Interior Bus Cleaning [10]: A service contract with the city of Chapel Hill to clean and detail transit buses.
All of these businesses are staffed by adults with autism and other developmental disabilities. EV employees make minimum wage and work part-time, with hours based on EV's weekly activities and on individual situations. On a weekly basis, EV provides approximately 25 adults with work. EV does not provide job coaching, however. Individuals needing one-to-one assistance bring their own coaches—who may be funded through state agencies or privately. Sometimes family members serve as coaches as well. EV does not provide any transportation, so getting to and from EV or job sites is up to the employee or family. (EV's facility is located on a public bus line.)
Community contacts have been the backbone of developing business contracts. In addition, having a presence in the community is important not only to job development, but to employee inclusion. "We want to have a social environment in working," says Dougherty. "We want it to be as inclusive as possible. We want them going out into the community and working on crews." Socialization extends beyond the workplace, however. EV has developed a program to help its employees socialize. "Friday Night Live! [11]" provides recreational opportunities to members, both EV employees and other adults in the community. Bi-weekly on-site gatherings, as well as local outings, allow for socialization with supports. In a way, these events allow for further "normalization" of the employment experience for autistic adults, as creating a social network at work and ending the week hanging out with fellow employees is very typical behavior.
The proximity of UNC and the TEACCH program has also had an upside for EV. Engagement with the university provides business opportunities, and a source of college grads to serve as managers. The presence of TEACCH has created a culture of autism education and acceptance, as well as a tremendous resource for teaching techniques. "My father works for the TEACCH program," comments Dougherty. "Growing up, all of my peer work and summer work was with kids with autism … Being near TEACCH, the knowledge just sort of rubs off." TEACCH also provides consulting and support via board members and advisors.
With any support model for autistic adults, it's necessary to consider sustainability. Does EV have the right stuff to survive and to continue to fulfill its mission? The organization certainly has put down the type of roots that would seem to allow for continued growth. First and foremost, EV has built its ventures based on the skill sets of autistic adults coupled with an eye toward available markets in the area. Secondly, the administrative overhead is relatively small, while pro bono support for the young managers is substantial. The downside of hiring recent college grads, however, is that while working at EV provides a wealth of experience, it is, in all likelihood, a first job for the young directors, not a long-term one. Assumption of turnover in managers must be part of the model. Other overhead is also relatively low. The facility basically pays for itself in space rental. EV utilizes relationships with other agencies and families to provide individual employment supports—the piece of supported employment that is most costly. And perhaps most importantly, EV continues to be flexible about its portfolio of businesses, adding and subtracting based on good fit for its population of employees. Lastly, EV is a nonprofit, which allows for financial support from grants and donations (40 percent of revenue) as well as income from the businesses. All of this adds up to a model that would seem to be designed to last, serving the growing number of autistic adults in need of employment. "It's sort of like building a house," says Ireland. "You don't start by just putting the walls up. You start by doing a lot of planning."


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Harvard professor Charles Ogletree, a mentor to both Barack and Michelle Obama, praised the "generosity" of Hugo Chavez, mourning the late Venezuelan leader as a man who provided the needy with "warmth."
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"So, as much as there's going to be a lot said about Chavez going forward, I think it's worth noting that even though he had a lot of American enemies, including the government, the reality is that a lot of people saw his generosity in helping people who are suffering from not having warmth in the winter is something very important," Ogletree said.
He told Sharpton that "what people may not know is that as much as people see his (Chavez's) sort of anti-American point of view, one of our former members of Congress has had a good relationship with him, and I think that makes a big difference."
"When you think about Venezuela as the fourth largest provider of oil and other assets to the United States," Ogletree said, "I think it's worth noting that, in fact, one of his great friends and great supporters here in the United States whose been talking about him for a long time because of giving fuel to freezing families during the winter is the son of our great congressman, Joe Kennedy, and I think that makes an enormous amount of difference in terms of thinking what he means and what he meant to that country."
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Upon Chavez's death, however, it was reported the late leader's family amassed a $2 billion fortune, largely by stealing money from his own people.
Jerry Brewer, president of Criminal Justice International Associates, noted the personal fortune of the Castro brothers has been estimated at a combined value of around $2 billion.
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"The Chávez Frías family in Venezuela has amassed a fortune of a similar scale since the arrival of Chávez to the presidency in 1999," Brewer said. "We believe that organized Bolivarian criminal groups within the Chávez administration have subtracted around $100 billion out of the nearly $1 trillion in oil income made by PDVSA since 1999."
Ogletree was in the news in 2009 when he served as the lawyer for Henry Louis Gates Jr., the Harvard professor who found himself at the center of a race controversy when he was detained by police on his property after a complaint about a possible break-in.
The arrest attracted national attention after Obama declared Harvard police "acted stupidly."
WND reported Ogletree was a mentor for both Barack and Michelle Obama and served on the president's black advisory council.
"I met Barack when he arrived at Harvard Law School in fall of 1988. He was quiet and unassuming, but had an incredibly sharp mind and a thirst for knowledge," Ogletree said in an interview in 2008 with Essence Magazine.
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"Even then saw his ability to quickly grasp the most complicated legal issues and sort them out in a clear, concise fashion," said Ogletree.
Ogletree explained Obama was a regular participant in an after-class activity the Harvard professor created called the Saturday School Program – a series of workshops and meetings held Saturday mornings designed to expose minority students to issues in the study of law.
Ogletree also told Essence that he mentored Michelle Obama when she enrolled at Harvard three years before her future husband. Ogletree said he gave Michelle career advice.
"I met Michelle when she started her legal career here at Harvard in the fall of 1985, and I was able to watch her develop into a very strong and powerful student leader. She was an active member of the Harvard Legal Aid Bureau, where she served as a student attorney for indigent clients who had civil cases and needed legal help," Ogletree said.
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"I routinely gave career advice, and often personal advice, to students who would come in with questions about where they should work, how they should use their legal skills and talent, and was it possible to do well and do good," Ogletree said.
"My advice to people like Barack and Michelle was that they could easily navigate the challenges of a corporate career and find a variety of ways to serve their community," he said.
When Obama was in the Senate, Ogletree advised him on reforming the criminal-justice system as well as on constitutional issues. Ogletree served on the black advisory panel of Obama's presidential campaign.
Since becoming a politician, Obama has vacationed several times with Ogletree. The Boston Globe reported in 2009 that Ogletree has hosted Obama in Martha's Vineyard on several occasions. The first time was in August 2004, after the then–Illinois senator's speech at the Democratic National Convention that shot him to national fame.
Black radical politics
Ogletree is closely linked to radical black activism. As a student in 1970 at Stanford University near San Francisco, a center of black radicalism at the time, Ogletree organized an Afrocentric dormitory. He edited a campus Black Panther newspaper called The Real News and traveled to Africa and Cuba as part of student activist groups. Ogletree attended nearly every day of the trial of Black Power activist and communist Angela Davis.
Ogletree moved on to Harvard Law School, where he continued his political activism, becoming national president of the Black Law Students Association.
Ogletree gained national prominence in 1991 when he represented Anita Hill in the controversial Senate confirmation hearings at which she accused Supreme Court justice nominee Clarence Thomas of sexual harassment.
In 2000, Ogletree joined the Reparations Coordinating Committee, serving as the group's co-chair. The committee pursued a lawsuit to win reparations for descendants of African slaves. The committee was convened by the TransAfrica Forum, a partner organization of the leftist Institute for Policy Studies.
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Col. Matthew W. McFarlane assumed command of the 4th Brigade Combat Team (Airborne), 25th Infantry Division from outgoing commander Col. Morris T. Goins during a change of command ceremony held Dec. 5 at Hangar One, here.
The event was attended by many dignitaries and family members from Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson including the commander of Alaskan Command, Air Force Lt. Gen. Stephen L. Hoog and U.S. Army Alaska commander, Maj. Gen. Michael X. Garrett.
Maj. Gen. Garrett, who was the 4-25's first commanding officer when it was formed in 2005, said he remembers when the Army gave an order to stand up the brigade. Since then the brigade's colors now bear three combat tour streamers, signifying multiple deployments in its short history.
Garrett said the Paratroopers looked great as they stood in formation for the change of command ceremony, and they were representative of the 10,000 Paratroopers that have come before them. He also took a moment to thank the U.S. Army, Alaska Band for their continued performances over the years.
"On many levels this is very special for me," said Garrett. "I fondly recall the hard work by many great men and women, some of who are in this formation and in attendance today, build this, the Army's newest Airborne Brigade Combat Team."
Col. Goins said when you spell out the word team, the two center letters are "ea," and without the individual "eaches" then there would be no team.
Col. Goins went on to thank each member of his team, starting with JBER and its surrounding communities.
"To the community, (one each), the best community a commander could ever ask for, there are too many to thank. But know that your efforts will always make us smile and have a special place in our hearts."
"To the 'one each' fallen soldiers, you will not be forgotten, nor will your families," Goins said. "To the 'one each' Paratroopers and to the 'one each' noncommissioned officers in this great organization, your efforts and your sacrifice allowed for the freedoms of many generations to come."
"To each family represented here today, thanks for being the best that our nation truly has to offer."
Col. Goins went on to thank many other members of his team, to include company commanders and first sergeants, the 4-25's brigade staff element, the brigade's battalion commanders, the brigade's deputy commanding officer, Lt. Col. Jeremy B. Miller, and the 4-25's command sergeant major, Command Sgt. Maj. Terry D. Gardner.
Lastly, Col. Goins thanked his wife, Yolanda Goins, for her lifelong commitment and continued support.
Col. Goins sent Col. McFarlane and McFarland's wife Kelly his best wishes as he stepped away and relinquished command of the storied brigade.
Col. Goins will be moving on from here to take a position in Washington, D.C.
Col. McFarlane said, "I am humbled, but grateful for the privilege of serving in such an outstanding unit on this tremendous joint installation and a very supportive Anchorage community."
Col. McFarlane thanked Col. Goins and his wife Yolanda for their help during McFarland's move and transition into the brigade and Alaska.
Col. McFarlane went on to thank many members of the armed services, his parents, his wife Kelly, and his two sons Collin and Ryan for their support throughout his career.
Col. McFarlane took a moment to address the 4-25's Paratroopers and their families and friends.
Col. McFarland said, "To the Spartan family; Troopers, families and friends of the brigade, the McFarland's are truly honored to join your ranks. To the Troopers, I look forward to serving you and Soldiering with you each and every day. One team! Arctic Warriors! Sparta Lives! Airborne!"
The ceremony concluded a long string of change of command ceremonies held within the brigade over the last several days which saw all six of its battalion's receive new commanders.
The 4-25th has fully returned from their recent deployment to Afghanistan, and the brigade will now focus its attention on retraining to fill its mission as the only Airborne Brigade in the Pacific Theater.


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Bingham, Roy H. Well water for home supplies in Lewis County. Nashville, TN Dept. Conservation, 1964. 12 pp.
Biographical directory, TN General Assembly, 1796-1969 (Lewis County, Preliminary #2). Nashville, TSLA, 1968. 42 pp.
Goodspeed's history of TN (Lewis County, pp. 801-807, 923-934). Goodspeed, 1886.
Graves, Marjorie & Petty Hedge, comps. Lewis County pictorial history. Hohenwald, Lewis County Sesquicentennial Comm., 1994. unp.
Holliday, M. Lynne. Preparing for economic growth & change, Lewis County. Nashville, TN Advisory Comm. on Intergovernmental Relations, 1990. 80 pp.
Lewis County, 1980-1987: an economic analysis. Nashville, TN Dept. Emp. Sec., 1988. 12 pp.
Lewis County pictorial history. Compiled by Lewis County Sesquicentennial committee, Marjorie Graves & Patty Hedge, co-chairmen. N.p., the committee, 1993. 192 pp.
Phase II archaeological investigations at site 40LS203, Lewis County, TN. Memphis, MSU Dept. Anthrop., 1985. 43 pp.
Sublett, Harold. History of Lewis County, TN. Hohenwald, Subletts Studio, 1976. 134 pp.
TN Dept. Transportation [county maps] issued periodically.
TN Valley Authority. Ind. Div. Agricultural-industrial survey of Lewis County, TN. Knoxville, TVA, 1934. var. pp.
US Geol. Survey [topographic maps] issued periodically. Quadrangles: Beaverdam Springs, Sunrise, Greenfield Bend, Graves Spring, Kimmins, Gordonsburg, Mt. Joy, Topsy, Riverside, Henryville, Summertown.
Nicholson, John. The TN massacre & its causes; or, the Utah conspiracy, a lecture by John Nicholson, delivered in the Salt Lake Theater, on Monday, Sept. 22, 1884. Stenographically reported by John Irvine. Salt Lake City, UT Juvenile Instructor Off., 1884. 48 pp.
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The EjsS Reader App lets users download, organize and run JavaScript simulations created with Easy JavaScript Simulations (EjsS) version 5.0 and later for use on mobile devices such as tablets and smartphones. The Reader comes with a number of demo simulations, including a collection of Physlet Illustrations, to start your own personal library. The Free Reader allows users to add up to five (5) additional simulations while the Pro Reader has no limit in the number of simulations that can be stored.
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Article IV, Section 2(B)(1)(g) of the Ohio Constitution grants the Supreme Court of Ohio exclusive jurisdiction to regulate admission to the practice of law in Ohio. The Supreme Court exercises this jurisdiction pursuant to Rule I of the Rules for the Government of the Bar, which establishes requirements for admission to the practice of law. Each applicant for admission must demonstrate that he or she possesses the requisite character, fitness, and moral qualifications for admission. Once an applicant's character, fitness, and moral qualifications are approved, most applicants must take and pass the Ohio bar examination, which is administered in February and July each year. An applicant who is admitted to the practice of law in another state may be eligible for admission without examination and practice pending admission.
The Office of Bar Admissions of the Supreme Court oversees the admissions process and supports the Board of Commissioners on Character and Fitness and the Board of Bar Examiners. The Office also administers Court rules that govern the limited practice of law by legal interns, the temporary certification of non-Ohio attorneys to work in legal aid, public defender, or law school clinic programs, and the limited practice of law by foreign legal consultants.
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Cirque du Soleil invites you to IRIS, a Journey Through the World of Cinema. This large-scale production – created exclusively for its permanent home at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles – offers a new take on the art of cinema as only Cirque du Soleil could imagine it. Splash Magazines Worldwide is providing 10 contest winners each with a pair of tickets to the December 7th show as well as an IRIS soundtrack and souvenir program.
IRIS is an inventive spectacle that combines acrobatics, dance, projections and live music. It takes the audience on a mesmerizing journey that blurs boundaries between live performance and moving images. IRIS explores the different techniques of cinema, as it evolves from black and white to colour in a world of shadows and light. The story unfolds as our two young heroes venture through a universe that brings to life a succession of cinematic genres, reawakening the limitless potential of this art form. Join acclaimed Choreographer/Director Philippe Decouflé and Oscar-nominated Composer Danny Elfman on this fantastic voyage, breathtakingly unfurled with 72 performers, 200 costumes, 8,300 square feet of performance floor, 174 loudspeakers, 603 lighting features, 20 video projectors and 160,000 watts of sound.
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text: All three of the title contenders showcased on HBO's Boxing After Dark triple-header came through with knockout wins last night in Temecula, California. Yuriorkis Gamboa was sloppy throughout the first round of his fight with Marcos Ramirez, even suffering a flash knockdown at one point. However the young star showed exactly why everyone is willing to overlook his defensive shortcomings shortly thereafter. Sergio Martinez and Alfredo Angulo were even more impressive in their wins, each of which was mercifully stopped by the opposing corner. Gamboa, the Cuban defector and former gold medalist, displayed an incredibly rare combination of speed and power in both of his hands that led him to a second round knockout, albeit one with a quick count. Critics will point to the moment when Gamboa suffered the third knockdown of his career as a big question mark going forward, and I can't say it's unfair. If Gamboa is going to be the next pound-for-pound great he's going to have to settle down and fight a hell of a lot smarter. Otherwise he'll likely become one of the greatest action fighters of his generation, which wouldn't exactly suck. Angulo continued to tear his way through the light middleweight division, this time battering veteran Andrey Tsurkan for ten rounds before the fight was finally called. The HBO broadcast team of Lampley, Kellerman, and Lewis were all calling for the fight to be stopped beginning in the eighth round, and I couldn't have agreed more. Angulo was winning in shutout fashion and his opponent was taking entirely too much punishment for his own good. At times like that the ref, the doctor, the corner, or the commission needs to step in between the two fighters. Eventually the corner did wave a white towel, and referee Tony Krebs stepped in to stop the fight, but not before taking a well deserved right hand from Angulo. Martinez has flown under the radar a bit since his TKO loss to Antonio Margarito eight years ago, and last night he announced his return to prominence. The 33 year-old Argentine flashed a bit of brilliance in his eight-round TKO victory over the game Alex Bunema. There's speculation that Martinez might face off with Vernon Forrest for for the WBC belt, but Martinez could find himself in line for a rematch with Tony down the road. Or perhaps the champ might be interested in a match against Angulo, his former sparring partner. I say screw that. Let's watch Angulo and Martinez fight for the right to take on Margarito at 154 sometime next year.


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TSN.ca reports that Rick Tocchet, convicted of third-degree conspiracy to promote gambling and third-degree promoting gambling, has received his sentence. He received two years of probation on each count, to be served concurrently.
It is certainly one of the sadder episodes in recent NHL history. For those hockey fans among us who might snicker at the foibles plaguing the NFL, NBA, and major league baseball these days, this serves as a helping of humility.


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Christian Commitment
The Spiritual Enrichment Program is a part of our Christian Commitment.
220.127.116.11 Christian Commitment
The mission of Louisiana College involves offering students an educational program "informed by the Christian faith." The college also wishes to create a supportive environment in which students "are encouraged to develop an active Christian commitment." Therefore, the college employs and retains administrators, faculty, and staff who exemplify a deep personal faith in Jesus Christ. To provide a positive example for students, the leaders and educators of Louisiana College will be individuals who authentically believe, think, teach, and live in a manner consistent with the Christian faith.
Administrators, faculty and staff at Louisiana College will be persons who, in addition to other contractual obligations:
- have received Jesus Christ as their personal God, Savior, and King and personally affirm that Jesus Christ is fully God and fully Man, the Savior whose sacrificial death is the only means of forgiveness of sin, the King who rules over their lives and is making them righteous through His Spirit and His Word;
- can articulate their faith in Christ to others;
- are members of a local Christian church, faithfully worshiping Christ and serving Him through the church,
- exemplify a Christian lifestyle characterized by the highest standards of Christian morality by exhibiting the character of Christ and living according to the ethical principles affirmed by Holy Scripture, as exemplified in the Great Commandments (Matthew 22:37-38) and the Golden Rule (Luke 6:31). Additionally, faculty will adhere to the statements of Professional Ethics and Personal Conduct stated in sections 2.8.1 and 2.8. of the Faculty Handbook;
- are expected to abstain from serving, using, or advocating the use of alcoholic beverages in public* and/or in settings in which students are or are likely to be present except in the case of communion. In addition, alcoholic beverages may not be used on campus, at any college-related activity, or on any college sponsored trip;
- are familiar with the Baptist Faith and Message 2000and teach and work in accordance with and not contrary to this doctrinal statement;
- understand, affirm, and pursue the fulfillment of the Christian mission of the college;
- seek to achieve an integration of sound scholarship and the Christian faith in teaching, daily living, and across the broad scope of educational activities;
- are strongly encouraged to attend weekly chapel services as a means of giving personal support for the Christian mission of the college, and as a means of encouraging students in their own spiritual journey. As an expression of this support, faculty and staff members are requested not to schedule or hold meetings, classes, etc. during the scheduled chapel services. Faculty and staff members are also encouraged to attend other religious emphases sponsored by the college as an expression of their support for the college's Christian mission.
*Public: Locations or facilities which are open to use by the general public, whether with or without the payment of some fee such as an admissions or fee for services. Examples include such places as restaurants, concert venues, stadiums, and sports facilities.
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The addition of a Hennessey Performance stainless steel exhaust bumps power on the Porsche Panamera Turbo up to 550 HP and makes the German sled sound like Tom Waits gargling when mom drops the hammer outside the PTA meeting.
According to John Hennessey, they got the Panamera Turbo to turn 452 WHP stock in super sport mode and were able to bump power a full 23 HP at the wheels to a full 475 WHP, giving it around 550-560 HP at the crank, with dual 2.5-inch exhaust pipes piped through four mufflers and quad four-inch exhaust tips. Long-term plans include tuning the computer, upgrading the intercoolers and tweaking the air intake.
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RR: "Kings of Tort" documents fall of Scruggs, MinorWednesday, November 25th, 2009
The forthcoming book "Kings of Tort" by Alan Lange and Tom Dawson is a "must-read" for anyone interested in Mississippi legal and judicial politics. Here is an excerpt from my column this week, but to get the meat you have to read the full thing at the Madison County Journal: Perry / 'Kings of Tort' document downfall.
And to get the real meat, you have to read the book.
"I'll take care of it." Those five words from Dickie Scruggs sealed his fate, and begin chapter one of "Kings of Tort: The true story of Dickie Scruggs, Paul Minor, and two decades of political and legal manipulation in Mississippi." Captivated, I read it in two sittings.
This book by Jackson businessman and Y'all Politics publisher Alan Lange, and former Assistant U.S. Attorney Tom Dawson, starts with all the nervous intrigue, betrayal, and corruption of a John Grisham thriller.
Another book about the downfall of tort titan Dickie Scruggs is forthcoming from acclaimed retired journalist Curtis Wilkie, Associate Professor at the University of Mississippi. "Fall of the House of Zeus" benefits from interviews with Dickie and Zach Scruggs denied to Dawson and Lange. Wilkie acknowledges a friendship with Scruggs.
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An investigation involving adding and subtracting sets of consecutive numbers. Lots to find out, lots to explore.
Place the 16 different combinations of cup/saucer in this 4 by 4 arrangement so that no row or column contains more than one cup or saucer of the same colour.
EWWNP means Exploring Wild and Wonderful Number Patterns Created by Yourself! Investigate what happens if we create number patterns using some simple rules.
The different colours are used to make the diagrams clearer and they always remain in the same place i.e the blue as the bottom layer, the green as the top layer and the red as the middle layer.
The challenge is to find how many different ways you can stack these rods.
The rule is that one or both of the small cubes must sit squarely on top of other small cubes.
It does not matter if they are likely to topple over.
Both these two arrangements fit the rule.
However, these two arrangements do not fit the rule as the rods have to be lined up squarely and each little cube must sit on top of one other cube and not overlap two cubes.
How can you convince someone that you have found all the possibilities?


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Biology professor Becky Fox won't be offended if you call her a bird brain.
That's because she's spent more than 10 years studying the physiological underpinnings of personality traits in birds and other animals, as well as the impact of those personality traits on social relationships.
Fox usually has at least one Transylvania student working with her. "They help with all aspects of my research, including trapping and caring for birds, collecting behavioral data, and running hormone assays."
Fox and her students have researched the relationship among behavioral traits, hormone levels, and "badges of status" in house sparrows. Another project examined how seasonal changes in hormone levels may relate to personality traits in birds.
Some of Fox's students choose to pursue independent research projects under her guidance. For example, two of them looked at the effect of short-term exposure to ultraviolet radiation on stress hormone levels and metabolic rates in bullfrog tadpoles.
"I think students learn best when they're engaged with the course material and have a chance to take ownership of it," says Fox. "That's why I bring current research into my lectures and require students to interact with the primary literature. It's also why most of my courses include a substantial hands-on component, such as learning about mist netting, transect counting, and other field techniques in an ornithology class."
Fox points out that every Transylvania biology class includes a laboratory component, which isn't the case at many universities. "Most students won't learn cell culture techniques until graduate school, but cell culture is a major component of our sophomore-level cell biology course."
The broad knowledge that Transylvania students gain in the liberal arts also gives them an upper hand, according to Fox. "Transylvania teaches students to think creatively and to critically evaluate information and arguments," she says. "I love having the chance to form close relationships with my students and watch them grow over their time at Transylvania."
A true animal lover, Fox spends her spare time raising parrots and riding horses. She's also an avid baker.


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Yes. Yes you can.
Having watched a bunch of fake-o car scenes in movies this morning, you may have stumbled upon the tank chase scene in the new Fast and the Furious movie and said, hey, there's no way a tank would really drive straight through a car like that.
Nah, it actually doesn't seem that hard for a tank to drive not over, but straight through a car. At least, it's easy for a tank to drive through a car as light and as frail as a lovely Citroën AX.