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Christie, Jim, and Sam are working on a group project for a history class. After they turn in the project, the professor calls them to her office and tells them they have flunked the project because part of it was plagiarized from the web. When Christie and Jim look at the paper, they realize it is Sam's work that was plagiarized, not theirs.
Should the whole group fail the project?
Emma and Christina are writing about the same topic for their final English paper. They have worked together all semester on group projects and decide to share the research they have gathered about their topic. Emma and Christina's English professor notices that they have written about the exact same topic using the exact same sources.
Have Emma and Christina done anything wrong?
Jane just spent all her extra money to buy an iPhone. She wants to add some music, but can't afford to buy very many songs. Jane's best friend Theresa has very similar taste in music and already has many songs on her iPod. Jane borrows Theresa's iPod and uses a free trial of a "ripping" program to copy the songs from Theresa's iPod to her iTunes.
Has Jane done anything wrong?
David heard that "Modern Family" is a great TV show, but he missed the first 12 episodes. He decides to go to his favorite file sharing site on the Web and download those episodes that are no longer available on ABC's web site. He figures ABC won't mind because he can catch up and then continue watching the show which is good for them commercially.
Has David done anything wrong?
President Smith has nominated Susan to be his ambassador to Chile. However, the nomination has become stalled because of misconduct allegations made against Susan by Tony, a former co-worker. In the course of investigating these allegations, a tipster reveals that Tony was disciplined 25 years ago for committing plagiarism in college. Tony's credibility is instantly thrown in doubt and the investigation into Susan's actions is soon dropped.
Should the plagiarism charge of 25 years ago have influenced the investigation?
George receives an assignment for a class and realizes that he can write his paper on the same topic he wrote it on for another class last semester. Because of the requirements of the assignment, the focus of the paper will be a little different, but he thinks there are paragraphs he will be able to just copy and paste from the paper he wrote last semester.
Is it okay for George to do this?
Helen is in charge of creating promotional posters for her sorority. To liven up a poster advertising the sorority's car wash fundraiser, Helen adds some photos she found using Google Image search.
Has Helen done anything wrong?
Arthur found the perfect quote to use in a paper he is writing for his political science class. He just quoted something in the previous paragraph so he decides to paraphrase instead.The quote states, "After Gingrich publicly threatened that the U.S. might have to default on its debt for the first time in its history if he didn't get exactly his way (his precise cuts), he lost the public. And the Comeback Kid won the next election big time."
Arthur writes:
According to a web-exclusive Newsweek article by Michael Hirsh, once Gingrich threatened that the U.S. was not going to pay its debt for the first time ever if the Congress didn't do what he wanted, he lost the American public. Because of this, the Comeback Kid won the next election by a lot.
Did Arthur plagiarize?
While peer-reviewing your classmate's English paper you realize that she plagiarized a web site you had emailed her about her topic. You mention it to her when discussing your critique of her paper, but she says that she doesn't have time to rewrite it so she is going to turn it in like it is.
Would you turn her in to your teacher?
If someone is caught plagiarizing in school, what should their punishment be?
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10 Sep The Difference Between the British and American Debates Over the Legality of Drone Strikes: The Brits Seem to Care About International Law
Earlier this week, British Prime Minister David Cameron announced that the UK had conducted a lethal drone strike against one of its own nationals (affiliated with ISIS) in August and that the British government was confident of the strike's legality under international law.
As an outside observer, I am fascinated at how important the drone strike's legality under international law seems to be for UK policymakers and commentators. The BBC's useful analysis of "Who, What, Why: When is it legal to kill your own citizens?" is exclusively focused on the legality of the strike under international law. So is this editorial from the UK newspaper The Independent.
To be sure, the US debate over drone strikes also dealt seriously with international law. But the most powerful legal arguments against drone strikes were those made on the basis of the U.S. Constitution's Due Process Clause and U.S. statutes criminalizing murder of U.S. nationals abroad. International legality has not played a big part in this litigation, nor even in its broader public debate. Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky famously filibustered for a whole day against targeted killings but his legal complaint was wholly constitutional.
But as far as I can tell, there has been little discussion of whether the UK government's killing of a UK national abroad violates the UK Human Rights Act (incorporating the European Convention on Human Rights) or UK statutory law more generally. I may be missing something, but it does seem a telling difference in the nature of public and legal discourse in the two countries.

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We seek to understand how plants sense temperature, and with this knowledge breed crops resilient to climate change.
Recent highlights include the discovery of the first thermosensor in plants, a co-discovery with the group of Jorge Casal.
Put another way, we've just lived through the hottest year ever measured, yet we have very little understanding of how increasing temperatures will impact wild plants and crops at a mechanistic level. Since plants are the starting point of virtually all food chains, there are likely to be wider consequences. Join us, and be part of the solution.
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MBA says FHA indemnification proposal penalizes responsible mortgage lenders
The Mortgage Bankers Association said the Federal Housing Administration's proposal to hold lenders financially accountable for faulty loans is cloudy and penalizes lenders that follow guidelines. In October, the FHA proposed a new regulation forcing lenders to reimburse the government for insurance claims on defaulted mortgages that did not meet its guidelines within five years of the endorsement. It would require all new and existing lenders with the ability to insure loans on behalf of the Department of Housing and Urban Development to meet stricter performance standards. The MBA said the proposal would help strengthen the FHA's reserve fund, which an independent study showed would return to the congressionally mandated 2% in 2015. But the MBA said the rules are "overly strict." "Many of the proposed policy changes are extremely subjective and provide FHA with the authority to apply rules with the most rigid interpretation, at the administration's discretion," MBA said in a letter to the FHA signed by MBA CEO John Courson. HUD would require a "continual" review of lenders that the MBA says does not take into account market fluctuations, remediation time or even a definition of the phrase "continual." This, according to the letter, holds lenders to an unrealistic standard that most companies would have difficulty complying with. The MBA also said the five-year timeline is too long and recommends shortening the proposal to three years. Five years after origination, the MBA said, problems can occur that cannot be derived from underwriting standards. The trade group went on to say a number of other rules such as claim and default rate limits and HUD's ability to review and terminate a lender's approval, are too harsh and vague. "MBA is concerned that FHA has the latitude to become overly technical and apply unrealistic standards to lenders, in an effort to protect its own financial security," Courson said in the letter. The FHA had no comment on the letter. Write to Jon Prior.


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Young American driver Matt McMurry stepped into a prototype for the very first time this past weekend at the high speed Road America circuit, and despite his total unfamiliarity with the higher downforce cars and substantially higher top speeds, he finished an impressive 6th and 5th in the two races featuring 22 and 21 entries respectively.
"We were so impressed with Matt and how he methodically built speed. He was fast straight away in practice 1 with the eleventh best time, and by practice 3 was fourth fastest, just a second off the track record," said Brent O'Neil, director of Performance Tech Racing, which runs teams in the Copper Tires Protoype Lites Championship and The American Le Mans Series.
The Amazing Flameless Candle-sponsored entry experienced a fuel pickup issue throughout qualifying, stunting possibilities and leaving McMurry seventh for the start of race 1. He would start fifth for race 2, based on second best qualifying time or best time from race 1.
"Qualifying was disappointing because we had the speed to be somewhere between third or fifth, and to be in a better position for a podium during the races. In a spec series like this one, qualifying position is critical," said McMurry. "Even so, it was a good experience to have to fight for race positions and work my way forward. I really enjoyed it and learned a lot."
The 30-minute race 1 was marred by repeated cautions, offering only about five green flag laps. McMurry was passed by an Antonio Downs during a restart, but managed a re-pass up the hill to turn 6, and then passed another competitor later. He made a valiant late brake try on the final corner for 5thplace. But the inside line didn't provide grunt for the drag race to the checker, and he finished 6th.
In the longer 45-minute race 2, once McMurry shook the cars attacking from behind, he ran down Daniel Goldberg and Mikhail Goikhberg, reducing a 4-second gap to 0.7 at the finish, and putting on quite a show for what was the best battle on the track at the time.
"Most everybody in this series has 20 or more Protoype Lites races under their belts, not to mention experience in The American Le Mans Series and many other top level leagues. For Matt to come in here, run in a car that has much higher speed and downforce than what he's used to, and to be an immediate podium contender was nothing short of amazing," added Jonatan Jorge, driver coach for Performance Tech Racing. "He's just 15 years old."
McMurry is also competing in his first season of the Cooper Tires U.S. F2000 Championship powered by Mazda, which is part of the Mazda Road to Indy program. He scored his first top 10 finish in the ultra-competitive open wheel series at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course two weekends ago, amidst a field where the average age of drivers is 18 years old. In 2012, he participated in Formula Skip Barber as a 14-year-old and had eight podiums, again against older competition.
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We've all seen the NGP, and it looks great. But I think the question that came to everyone's mind was, 'how much is this going to cost?' Well, Ubisoft may have an idea of how much Sony will be charging for the platform.
A research firm sponsored by Ubisoft sent out surveys which included questions about the consumer's feelings on the NGP. One of the questions in particular started off saying, "the retail price of the Sony NGP is expected to be around $350" for the 3G enabled SKU, while placing the 3G-less version at $250. The question was meant to ask if this price point was too high for the consumer.
With a rumored 2011 release in multiple regions, Sony will probably need to start talking price points soon. Of course, they could pull a Nintendo and just wait to tell us two months before release, followed by waiting a month before release to tell us what software will even be available at launch.
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CLINTON, S.C. – The Presbyterian College women's basketball team had three players score in double figures in a 64-54 win over Campbell on Saturday at the Templeton Center. PC held the lead for 29 minutes and two seconds.
The Blue Hose improved to 15-10, 11-5 in the Big South Conference, while Campbell went to 10-15, 5-11 on the season. PC travels to Conway, S.C. for a 7 p.m. matchup on Tuesday against Coastal Carolina.
With the win, PC moved into sole possession of second in Division I school history wins and conference wins in a single season. The Blue Hose also moved back into third place in the Big South with Gardner-Webb falling to Charleston Southern, 66-63, earlier in the day.
Salina Virola (Huntsville, Ala.) led all scorers with 17 points on 6-of-9 shooting from the floor, including 3-of-3 from behind the three-point line and 2-of-2 from the free throw line. Taylor Petty (Spartanburg, S.C.) knocked down 13 points, while Aianna Kelly (Newport News, Va.) fell a rebound short of a double-double with 10 points and nine rebounds. Cortney Storey (Fayetteville, Tenn.) tied a season-high with seven assists.
Summer Price led Campbell with 14 points, six rebounds and three steals, while Amanda Coffer added 12 points and three rebounds. RaeChaun Edwards dished a team-best five assists.
The Camels started the game on a 7-0 run before Kelly knocked down a three-pointer and put the Blue Hose on the scoreboard. The teams traded three-point field goals before Virola added one more and pulled PC within a possession at 12-9. Petty got fouled shooting a three, went to the line and converted all three free throws. The game stood tied, 12-12, after the first period. PC's points came off three three-pointers and three free throws.
The Blue Hose started the second period on an 8-0 run on, two threes from Rebecca Walker (Snellville, Ga.) and a layup from Petty, that opened a 20-12 lead. Campbell went on a 5-0 run and cut the PC lead to 22-20 before the Blue Hose responded with a 5-0 run. The Camels closed the half on a 5-2 run while PC held a 29-25 halftime lead.
PC opened the second half on a 9-3 run and took a 38-28 advantage. Virola knocked down a three-pointer and gave the Blue Hose a 44-32 lead, their largest of the game to that point. Coffer responded with a three of her own and cut the lead to 44-35. Kelly ended the third period when she went coast-to-coast and converted a layup. PC held a 50-39 lead into the final period.
The Blue Hose started the final period on a 6-0 run and took a 55-39 lead, their largest of the game. Campbell cut the game down to single digits multiple times in the fourth, but PC had an answer at every turn. Storey put the game out of reach on a made layup with 35 seconds left in the game.
PC connected on 10 three-pointers in the game, its sixth time converting 10-plus three's this season. The Blue Hose held a 15-6 second chance points and a 23-15 bench points advantage in the game.


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UM newcomer Chase Ford not as big as Seantrel Henderson, but his impact is
Seantrel Henderson is definitely the biggest newcomer on UM's roster.
Seantrel Henderson is definitely the biggest newcomer on UM's roster.
A slew UM football notes as we await the start of fall practice at 8 a.m. on Thursday:
When Graig Cooper went down with a serious knee injury during the Champs Sports Bowl loss to Wisconsin in December, there seemed little chance that he would be able to play in 2010.
But UM coach …
Just over a week before spring practice begins at UM on Feb. 23. Here's an early position-by-position breakdown:
Arthur Brown won't be returning to UM, coach Randy Shannon said Wednesday.
Brown, a linebacker, left school last week to return home to Wichita, Kansas. Regarded as the nation's top high school player in the Class of 2008, Brown never developed in college and spent virtually all of his two seasons relegated to a role on special teams.
Brown is expected to request a release from his scholarship in order to transfer …
If Allen Bailey has a monster year and leads UM to an ACC championship or better next season, you can thank the big defensive end's mom.
UM junior tailback Graig Cooper declined to comment on Tuesday regarding the possibility he might jump to the NFL, but the junior's silence said plenty.
Todd McShay, ESPN's NFL Draft analyst, has some advice for UM running back Graig Cooper.
Here's one you've heard before: the fan support for the Hurricanes is absolutely pathetic.
Homecoming? More like home-staying. The combination of homecoming and UM Employee Day wasn't enough to halfway fill up Land Shark Stadium. A widely-optimistic attendance of 48,350 was announced, but as my Post colleague Greg Stoda remarked, "That's legs, not people." Yeah, the economy stinks. But let's be honest. Even when unemployment was low and the stock market …
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in the State of New Hampshire, where a Republican Senator by the name of Norris H. Cotton, who had served in the United States Senate for 20 years, had decided not to run for reelection. Senator Cotton was an established leader in the Republican Party, serving as the Senate Republican Conference Chairman in the final 3 years of his tenure.
To fill his seat emerged veteran New Hampshire Republican Congressman Louis C. Wyman (left) . His opponent–young Democratic candidate John A. Durkin (right).
With the advantage of stronger party registration (39% to 28%) and a powerful Republican Governor, the GOP was set to hold the seat. Leading up election night, Wyman was expected to win handily.
On election night–November 5, 1974–poll numbers showed a small GOP victory of 355 votes out of the 223,363 cast (only 0.16%). With such a small margin, Durkin challenged the results and demanded a recount.
He was granted the request, and by November 27, the recount was complete. The winner...
John Durkin, Democrat, by a margin of 10 votes!
That night, Republican Governor Meldrim Thomson certified the election results. Unsatisfied, Wyman filed an appeal to the New Hampshire State Ballot Law Commission. The commission proceeded with its own recount, ending on December 24, 1974. This time, the winner...
Louis Wyman, Republican, by a margin of just 2 votes!
Durkin quickly petitioned the US Senate to review the case. With Senator Cotton's term ending on January 3, Governor Thomson appointed Louis Wyman to temporarily fill his seat. What followed was one of the shortest terms of any US Senator–just 4 days (Congress wasn't in session). Afterward, the seat remained vacant while the election results were settled.
For weeks, the Senate Rules Committee tried to the resolve the issue, which only resulted in a 4-4 deadlock vote, forcing the decision to the entire Senate. Not surprisingly, the Senate was unable to settle the matter, with partisan tension from both sides. By July 1975, with the issue unsettled, Louis Wyman wrote to John Durkin requesting a new election. Initially, Durkin resisted. On July 29, he reversed his decision, endorsing a special election.
In the meantime, the Senate voted to declare the seat vacant, which allowed Governor Thomson to appoint none other than old Norris Cotton to temporarily fill the seat. Finally, on September 16, 1975, a special election was held in New Hampshire. At last, the winner was...
John Durkin, Democrat, by a margin of 27,771 votes!
Many analysts attributed Durkin's victory to a smart, tough, labor-supported get-out-the-vote drive. In the 2nd election, Wyman did not lose a single vote (he actually gained around 2000), meaning that Durkin was able to get 27,000 new voters to visit the polls. Talk about organizing at its best! And for the first time in 121 years, New Hampshire had two Democratic Senators.
The 1974 New Hampshire Senate election was both the closest election in Senate history and the longest election in American history! It should continue to remind us all of how important every vote truly is. I'd like to give a special thanks to Senate.gov for the nitty-gritty.


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Nicole Richie, Vogue director Lisa Love and Los Angeles's Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa co-hosted Beverly Center's Fashion's Night Out festivities on Thursday, September 8.
The designer chose to wear a Winter Kate "Kamakura" silk maxi dress from the fall 2011 collection.
Nicole added a pair of Christian Louboutin shoes and accessorized with a House of Harlow 1960 "Marley" clutch, a gunmetal oval ring and a black long ring and headpiece.
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CBEMS 125C Mass Transfer
CBEMS 125C Mass Transfer (Credit Units: 3) Molecular and continuum approaches to diffusion and convection in multi-component mixtures; steady state, quasi-steady state and transient mass transfer; effect of reactions on mass transfer; convective mass transfer; simultaneous mass, heat and momentum transfer; applications to chemical and related industries. Prerequisite: CBEMS125B . Chemical Engineering majors have first consideration for enrollment. Only one course from CBEMS 125C, BME 150 may be taken for credit. (Design units: 1)
Middleman, S., An Introduction to Mass and Heat Transfer: Principles of Analysis and Design, John Wiley & Sons, 1997
1. Understand the principles of diffusive mass transfer.
2. Understand the principles of convective mass transfer.
3. Analyze mass transfer processes with homogenous and heterogenous chemical reactions.
4. Understand the principles of interphase mass transfer
5. Become familiar with design principles of mass transfer equipment.
6. Analyze the mass transfer aspects of a contemporary problem
Chemical engineering calculations, Mass and energy balances, Momentum transfer, Heat Transfer, Differential equations, Computer literacy and basic skills (Fortran, MATLAB, C++, Basic, etc).
- Diffusivity and mass transport mechanisms
- Steady state diffusion
- Transient diffusion
- Concentration distributions
- Diffusion with chemical reactions
- Forced convection mass transfer
- Mass transfer coefficients
- Interphase transport
- Mass transfer in multi-component mixtures
- Analogies between heat, mass, and momentum transfer
- Simultaneous heat and mass transfer
- Design and analysis of a mass transfer system
Meets for 3 hours of lecture each week for 10 weeks.
Computer literacy and basic skills (Fortran, MATLAB, C++, Basic, etc) are required.
Contributes toward the Chemical Engineering Topics Courses and Major Design experience.
Two lectures and a computer project. Lectures on design and analysis of gas absorber.
- Homework: 10%
- Class project: 20%
- Midterm Exam: 35%
- Final Exam: 35%
- Total: 100%
Mathematics and Basic Science: 0.0 credit units
Computing: 0.0 credit units
Engineering Topics: 3.0 credit units
Engineering Science: 2.0 credit units
Engineering Design: 1.0 credit units


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Jewish World Review March 31, 2009 / 6 Nissan 5769
Looming specter of transnationalism: U.S. needs a State Department defender of its sovereign rights
By Frank J. Gaffney, Jr.
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What is wrong with this picture? We learned this weekend that a Spanish judge, Baltasar Garzon, is preparing to prosecute six Americans who worked as senior legal and policy advisers to former President George W. Bush - including former Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales and Undersecretary of Defense Douglas J. Feith. The purported crime? The opinions they provided Mr. Bush supported the use of torture against enemy combatants.
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Dawn Simmons
A New Dawn for Harlem
Meet Dawn
Dawns roots run deep in Harlem. Her great grandmother settled here nearly a century ago like so many others; she had come north from Georgia.
She was a proud black woman with a college education from Atlanta University, where one of her professors was the legendary activist and black intellectual W.E.B. Dubois.
Perhaps it was his inspiration that led her to New York just as the famed Harlem Renaissance bloomed, and where she traveled in circles that included DuBois, Marcus Garvey, and Langston Hughes while she ran a school for girls she had founded at 2042 Fifth Avenue on the corner of 126th Street.
Dawn's great grandmother married and raised a family, and instilled in her descendants the belief that education was the key to success and something that could never be taken away from you. She understood first-hand that without access to a good education that black community in Harlem would never be truly empowered. Her inspiration has traveled through generations of my family whether you look at my great aunt who, for many years, ran Miss Juanita's Music School on Strivers Row or my own work as a teacher, educator, and social worker.
Dawn attended colleges and universities as diverse as Bryn Mawr College, John Jay College, and the University of Southern California. She also attended the famed Sorbonne in Paris; and then went on to Columbia University from where she earned her Masters in Social Work.
She has lived in many places throughout her life. Baltimore, Santa Monica, and Paris to name a few. She even lived in the town of Nkenkaasu in central Ghana for 5 years, where she created educational and cultural programs for children. But in the end, she always returned to Harlem, because this is the place of her birth, the place Dawn feels most comfortable; home.
Dawn has never been afraid of hard work or rising to a challenge. Over the course of her adult life she's filed medical records to a financial analyst at Morgan Stanley. She has also been a substitute teacher in our public schools. She has counseled victims of domestic violence for the Brooklyn D.A.'s office. Through a program run by Columbia University, she counseled New Yorker's who were HIV positive.
Currently she is a derivatives operation consultant for some of world's biggest financial institutions, which is a fancy way of saying she makes sure that some of the best known names on Wall Street follow the letter of the law!
She also is understands small business owners, as she also is running a small publishing house that has just released a new book which gives a voice to young Black Americans behind bars; and which will hopefully reach a segment of our youth, serving as a deterrent to that youthful mistake that can lead to a life of incarceration.
This rich family history, her life experiences, and love of Harlem are why she is running to represent you in the New York City Council.
Her father was born in Harlem Hospital and made his living in sales. He was good at what he did, and really understood human nature. He told her at a young age that "the Good Lord gave us two ears, two eyes, and one mouth for a reason; we should look and listen more than we should talk."
That's an adage that many Harlem politicians should follow!
For the past half century, many of them have been great at talking up a storm. But if they took the time to look and listen, they would realize they have failed both you and your family, and the 19 year-old hanging on the street corner with a sub-standard education and no prospects of a good job.
Dawn sees that our streets are still dirty. That our community remains under-served, and our children are stilling heading off to prison at an alarming rate.
We can play the blame game; that it's all racism. We can wallow in despair on how the system is unjust. Or we can get up, stand-up, and bring about real change for our community!
To succeed in a competitive world, our children and their parents need real choices in education. Whether they are traditional public schools, charter schools, or religious based schools. Yes, traditional public schools. That's because many people don't fully understand that charter schools are public schools. They are public schools that aren't run by special interests and faceless bureaucrats, but by parents working together with dedicated educators.
That's why she'll fight for more charter schools in Harlem, and for improving traditional public schools, so that they really do educate and give our children the skills they'll need to succeed.
We need to attract new businesses to Harlem and Northern Manhattan. Create more high paying tech jobs. More opportunities in healthcare and hospitality too. So when our kids graduate, they have good paying jobs in their own community, because after all, there is no social program like a good job!
We also need to foster a spirit of entrepreneurship in our youth, because with an educated work-force and mentoring by New York's business community, there is no reason why a future Facebook, Uber, or Apple couldn't be founded by some 9 year old who right now is sitting at the kitchen table in a nearby apartment struggling with his math homework.
We must work together to change how the NYPD views our community, and in turn we need to reappraise how our community reacts to the NYPD. Stop & Frisk needs to become Stop & Talk, it's that simple.
We need police that will come out of their patrol cars and take the time to Stop & Talk to the community to get to know our business owners and our seniors. And yes, that 19 year old kid hanging outside the corner store.
In other words, we need the old fashioned beat cop who knows the good kid from the not so good kid, and the street clown from the street thug.
The NYPD's increased interaction with the community will pay-off many times over. Our streets will be safer. Our jobs will be safer. And the lives and future of young black men will be safer.
If we have safe streets and educated work force, then the third component needed for a vibrant community is affordable housing. Affordable means affordable for the young families, the single mothers, and especially the seniors who are being squeezed out by record high rents.
We need increased cooperation by all elected officials to have our government to work closely with neighborhood non-profits, and the private sector, to create the mix of affordable housing that residents of Harlem desperately need and deserve.
By electing Dawn Simmons, you'll be giving Harlem a real voice on the floor of the City Council. She won't be beholden to the business as usual politicians or the political clubhouses and special interests that put them in office.
Dawn Simmons will, with your help, your prayers, and your vote, fight for for all of Harlem to create a second Harlem Renaissance for a…
New Dawn for Harlem.


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After many recipes from different parts of Italy, it's time for a traditional recipe from my own area and a personal favorite of mine. The bonet is a typical Piedmontese Dessert; more precisely, it comes from the area called Langhe. It's perfect to be served at the end of a good meal, and it's frequently served at the end of a Wedding lunch. The key ingredients of this dessert are the Amaretti (dry almond cookies), cocoa powder and rum. If you want to surprise your guests, serve them this delicacy and see how fast it will disappear!
Note: if you like, you can replace the rum with coffee; a different flavor, yet still delicious.
- 100 g of Amaretti, plus a handful for decoration
- 50 g of Cocoa powder (unsweetened)
- 700 ml of milk
- Half a glass of Rum
- 10 egg yolks
- 150 gr of Sugar
For the Caramel
- 100 g of Sugar
- A baking tin like this one.
- A large oven tray, big enough to contain the baking tin. It has to be deep to, as it will have to be filled with water.
- A large bowl.
- A mixer to grind the Amaretti.
- A sieve (optional, but recommended).
- Prepare the Caramel by melting the sugar on low heat.
- Pour the Caramel in the Baking Tin and spread it all over the tin by tilting it. Put the tin aside.
- Crush/Grind the Amaretti. They should be ground to a fine powder, almost like flour.
- Preheat the oven at 180 degrees Celsius (it's better not to use the fan).
- In a large bowl, mix the sugar and the egg yolks.
- Add the cocoa powder. I recommended to use a sieve to avoid getting lumps.
- Add the rum.
- Add the ground Amaretti.
- Add the milk.
- Mix everything until smooth. Don't worry if the cream looks very liquid, it's normal.
- Pour the mixture into the baking tin, where the Caramel should now be cold and hard.
- Put the baking tin into the large tray.
- Pour boiling water into the large tray (it's needed for the bain-marie). The water should cover no more than two thirds of the sides of the baking tin.
- Put everything in the oven for 40-45 minutes. You can see if the bonet is ready by looking at its surface; it starts to separate from the baking tin, it's ready.
- Remove from the oven and take the baking tin with the bonet out of the large tray.
- Let it cool down and turn it upside down on a serving tray. To make this easier, put the tray face down on the baking tin, keep the two together with your hands and turn everything upside down quickly. This will prevent the dessert from falling out from the tin and break.
- Decorate with a few whole Amaretti on the top and serve.
Should you have some leftovers after your meal, cover the bonet with cling film and store it in the fridge. I recommend to consume it within two or three days.


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SEATTLE – (Nov. 13) Seattle University softball has signed four student-athletes to its Class of 2018. Grace Dudden, Kallahan Hunter, Mekenzie Madokoro, and Olivia Viggiano have signed on to become Redhawks.
"This class has speed, power, and great defense," said Coach Geoff Hirai. "They are great leaders with outstanding work ethic. We expect this class to impact us right away."
Dudden, a 6-0 catcher, is a native of Norco, Calif. She is a senior at Norco High and has played for Firecrackers Brashear in club, where she helped her team rank eighth in the nation this summer. At Norco, she helped her team go 33-1 in her junior season.
"Grace has great presence about her that you can't teach," said Hirai. "Her arm and power are off the charts and we are looking for her to impact us behind the plate and with her big bat."
Hunter is from Temecula, Calif. The 5-6 catcher plays at Temecula Valley High and The Next Level in club. She made varsity as a freshman at Temecula Valley.
"Kallahan is a well-rounded athlete that brings instant leadership to this program," said Hirai. "Her maturity and work ethic will fit into our program well. We look for her to bring that leadership behind the plate."
Madokoro was named to FLOW Softball's Top 100 and earned an invite to the On Deck Elite Camp. She played in the 2017 PGF U-18 Premier National Championships with her powerhouse club team, Firecrackers Lutterloh. Her team also won the 2017 So Cal's Finest U-18 TCS Schutt Cup and took third in the TCS U-18 OC Coastal Classic.
"Mekenzie is a triple-threat option from another highly-respected travel ball team," said Hirai. "Her grittiness and work ethic will fit into our culture well. Mekenzie will compete to earn playing time right away."
Viggiano, a 5-9 senior at Mission Viejo High, is a left-handed hitting outfielder. She has played for Corona Angels in club the last three years.
"Olivia plays for one of the best travel ball teams in the country," said Hirai. "She brings a lot of competitiveness and experience with her. She is a triple-threat hitter with an exceptional arm and glove. We look for Olivia to impact us right away."


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Old Dutch Church Expected to Re-Open by Mid-June
by Robert Kimmel
With construction work designed to improve access to the Old Dutch Church in Sleepy Hollow proceeding on schedule, its reopening is expected by mid-June. After decades of entry problems for the handicapped and elderly, new stairs, ramps and pathways leading to the building will ease access for all worshippers.
The church's old approaches have disappeared as workers have begun to build the stairs and ramps. However, access to the adjacent Old Burying Ground remains available through the Sleepy Hollow Cemetery gate to the south of the church.
Congregants at the Reformed Church of the Tarrytowns, traditionally use the Old Dutch Church for worship on Sundays during the summer and on certain holidays. The historic church, owned and operated by the newer Reformed Church, was built in the 17th century, and was recognized as a National Historic Landmark in 1961. Washington Irving brought world-wide fame to the church and Old Burying Ground with his ghostly tale of the Headless Horseman in his 1820 novel, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.
The church's main entrance was originally on its south side, but damage from a fire in 1837 led to construction of its present west side entryway. Changes lowering the roadbed of Old Albany Post Road ultimately required building the uneven stairs and pathways which are being replaced. A small landing at the church's entrance is being doubled in size to permit it to serve as a "gathering place as people exit the church."
A groundbreaking ceremony early in April preceded the construction. The Rev. Jeff Gargano spoke of the need to make access to the church easier for those with handicaps, for carriages, and wheelchairs, and the elderly. Aubrey Hawes, president of Friends of the Old Dutch Church, told attendees that as of the groundbreaking more than $250,000 had been raised toward reaching the $350,000 needed for the project. The total collected since then has edged closer to $300,000.
Sleepy Hollow Mayor Ken Wray noted how the church not only drew local worshippers and visitors but people from around the world visiting the village and congregation's efforts over the years to keep the church in repair. Others who spoke included Fred Volpacchio, Hidden Design Build Group; Renee Chillemi, Vice President of the Reformed Church of Tarrytowns, Joanne Tall, Kamen Tall Architects, and Waddell Stillman, president of Historic Hudson Valley. Stillman described the construction project as "brilliantly conceived" and a "sensitive solution" to the preexisting problems.
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The Mack-Cali Realty Corp. has sold its Harborside Financial Center Plaza 10 building for $194 million. The 577,575 sq. ft. Class-A office tower is located along the Hudson River in Jersey City.
The building is fully leased by Charles Schwab & Co. While Mack-Cali would not confirm the buyer, a real estate source reports that iStar Financial bought the property.
"This transaction allows us to capitalize on an attractive investment sales market and realize the significant value created through the development of this superb property," says Mitchell Hersh, CEO of office REIT Mack-Cali.
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The critical review should include the following:
The titles of the articles being reviewed using the Harvard referencing system An outline of the contents of each article An explanation of the research method employed by the authors and … … an assessment of its advantages and disadvantages A discussion of the findings of each article and … … their contribution to the relevant debates within Organisational Design An overall assessment of each article, giving reasons for your views
Importance of subject (Point 6)
A critical Review of two articles relating to aspects of contemporary organisational design 1 Organisational Design is extremely important area of knowledge: it studies organisations and thus is relevant to all of us, as well as influenced by many different organisations at the same time – as employees, customers, stakeholders, etc. Organisational Design is concerned in particular with how organisations can be designed in order to achieve effective and efficient performance and how they relate to the environment in which they operate. Importance of subject (Point 6)
2 This work is aimed to present the critical review of two articles published in "Organization Studies" journal, relating to important aspects of contemporary Organisational Design: corporate social responsibility and bureaucracy. The first article, "Corporate Social and Financial Performance: A Meta-Analysis", produced by Mark Orlitzky, Frank L. Schmidt and Sara L. Rynes and published in 2003, presents the study on correlation between corporate social and financial performances and examines, whether concentration on corporate social responsibility issues can help business to win more profit. … Article outline (Point 2)
Article outline (Point 2)
… The second article, "The Persistence of Bureaucracy – A Meta-Analysis of Weber's Model of Bureaucratic Control" by Eric J. Walton, published in 2005, tries to determine the existence of the bureaucratic model and questions the extent to which Weber's model of bureaucratic control is relevant to contemporary organisations. Article outline (Point 2)
Research methods (Point 3)
Since the research method used in both studies is meta-analysis, it is important to define it. According to O'Rourke (2007), meta-analysis is the technique of summarizing results from different previous studies. It was used since the 17th century, but first formalized in 1861 by G. Airy: "Summarizing results from different studies eventually became the formalized technique we refer to today as meta-analysis". The application of this method to the studies presented in articles will be discussed and described further in reviews. Research methods (Point 3)
4 In brief, this work will present the review and overall assessment of two articles. Furthermore, it will discuss the findings of each article and their contribution to the relevant debates within Organisational Design. Refer back to Question
Conclusion 21 To sum-up, two articles of a significant importance to Organizational Design field were described and reviewed. Firstly, Orlitzky's research on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and its implication for modern organizations were described. In comparison to the second article, this one seems to be perfect. It has no criticisms at all, and what is more it has been positively reviewed and was the winner of Moskovitz prize. With one voice, it can be said it represents an outstanding research method that is relevant to the social investment field. The second article also represents a research important for modern organizational design. …
21 … It showed that Weber's model of bureaucratic control is still relevant in the organisations. However, it had to be criticised due to the small number of studies. Such a limited research was, nonetheless, able to draw upon strong conclusions. All in all, both articles talk about the fields that a modern organization may find crucial. Not only CSR, but also bureaucracy is very important to the organizational design field. The articles should be essential for every manager that wants his company to be successful.
22 Since Organisation Design shapes the nature of the contemporary organisations, it shapes the nature of the world we are living in, and thus it shapes the nature of our lives. That is why it is an essential area of knowledge that every organization should consider.
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Margolis, J. D.,Walsh, J.P. (2001) "People and Profits? The Search for a Link Between a Company's Social and Financial Performance", Organization & Management, Vol 22, No. 4, pp Merton, R. K. (1940) "Bureaucratic Structure and Personality", Social forces, Vol.18, pp O'Rourke, Keith (2007) "An historical perspective on meta-analysis: dealing quantitatively with varying study results", Social Medicine Vol.100, No 12, pp.579–582. Pfeffer, J. (1997) "New Directions for Organization Theory", Oxford University Press, New York. Price, J. L. Mueller, C. W. (1986) "Handbook of Organizational Measurement", Pitman, Boston, MA.
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Pugh, D. S. Hickson, C. R. Hinings, C R. Turner, C. (1968) '"Dimensions of Organizational Structure", Administrative Science Quarterly, Vol. 13, pp Selznick, P. (1949) "TVA and the grass roots", University of California Press, Berkeley, CA. URL: (Accessed 12/11/2010) URL: (Accessed 9/11/2010)
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Overall this is a very good piece of work – well researched, well structured and well presented. The review of the first article is excellent; perhaps the review of Walton's article needed a bit more explanation of his evidence for the conclusions he reached about bureaucracy. You have also made a very good attempt to place the articles within the wider Organisational Design context. Also a very well written assignment. 72%
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Standing at only a few centimetres tall, this tiny newborn antelope is already making a big impact at Chester Zoo.
The Kirk's dik-dik antelope is the first of her species to be born at the zoo since its parents eloped from Colchester and Hannover in 2008. She is being hand-reared by keepers after cold weather apparently put paid to her mother's maternal instincts.
Native to Kenya, Tanzania and Namibia, the dik-dik gets its name from the noise it makes when running for cover.
The unnamed youngster will be bottle fed milk five times a day until she is big enough to munch on a diet of buds, shoots and fruits.
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3 nights 5 star hotel with flights & breakfast. Flying from a selection of UK airports. Small, compact yet perfectly formed and just a hop, skip and a jump away, Amsterdam is the prefect choice for a city break. Museums a plenty for the culturally inclined, pretty canals and cosy cafés for the romantics amongst you...Read more →


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Genres: Drama and Biopic
Running Time: 1 hr. 51 min.
Release Date: November 26th, 2010 (limited)
MPAA Rating: R for some language.
Distributors: The Weinstein Company
Director: Tom Hooper
JJ Rating: A-
See it again: Maybe.
Own it: Maybe
Recommend it to: Those that enjoy movies that are inspirational. The entire scene in the trailer where Colin Firth shouts, "I have a voice" is spectacular and a point well made.
King George VI (Colin Firth), who is yet to be titled king, has speech problems. Queen Elizabeth (Helena Bonham Carter), not yet queen, helps to find a teacher to make him better. They end up with Lionel Logue (Geoffery Rush). He pushes George to be better speaker with his unique methods, of course they're unconventional. The King Speech.
For the longest time The Fox and the Hound has been one of my favorite movies because it's great display of friendship in all its vicissitudes. Loyalty is very important to me and if someone breaks that, it is the worst thing they can do. Therefore, I do like to root for friendships like I did with The Social Network because it's important to have friends that are friends despite your flaws. Moreover, those that can do that are not only great friends, but also great people. Those that can't are lesser human than the Nazis. At least the Nazis were loyal.
Where to start with the acting? I'll begin with one of my favorite actors, Colin Firth. He is a remarkable man in his craft. I wanted to see this movie because of him. I wanted to be surprised again as I was with A Single Man. From the moment he stared out at the audience making weird noises and that intimidating microphone blocking his escape to the end where he is getting praise…Firth held my attention. That is acting. His captures a single man (pun intended) in all of his glory and disrepute, giving the audience a 3D view of a man without the help of any optical illusions. I've seen almost one hundred movies this year (and that's about 15 less than last year---told you it was a sucky year) and there's not an actor that took my amazement like Firth did. I haven't been this awed since Doubt.
Geoffery Rush did not have to raise his voice and yet he garnered attention. He stood next to Firth without being overshadowed and he was not only important in the film, but also just as important. I loved their friendship, a lot. Rush spoke with careful attention as one would expect a speech therapist to do. Fantastic greatness that makes me rave about the film to any and everyone.
Helena Bonham Carter had lines that sounded condescending if one just read them, but her soft-spoken tone gave each line the grace and smoothness of a wonderful royal lady. I just like her. I want to eat crumpets with her and I have no idea what those are.
Tom Hooper has a great eye. The scenes were shot in a weird photo like manner. Each scene could be a single photo that stands on its own. In fact the entire film could be on display at an art museum because of how creative the director was.
Rated R because of language and the amazing thing about this is that unlike other films that are Rated R for language it is not gratuitous. The words have meaning for use. Meaning that adds character and humor to the entire story. Meaning that such words lose when they're over used in other films and if I were in the mood I'd list them, but I'm not…so I won't.
It actually promotes inspiration that The Fighter didn't do. Britain is better than Boston, the Founding Fathers would roll at the sound of that, but so would the roll their eyes if they saw the amount of films Boston produces with pricks. The King's Speech displayed honor and respect in ways that nowadays seems lost.
The King's Speech is pushing to be my favorite story about friendship and loyalty, but I can't let it beat an ADHD Fox and an OCD Hound. I could, but that would ruin my childhood. Therefore, The King's Speech will have to settle for a very, very, very, very close second place. It is a great display of human awesomeness. Something that many people lose sight of in times of distress and that's when the best friendships are formed.
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Notes For February 4th, 2011
This Day In Writing History
On February 4th, 1826, The Last of the Mohicans, the famous novel by legendary American writer James Fenimore Cooper, was first published in the United States. The second novel in Cooper's Leatherstocking Tales series, The Last of the Mohicans is set in 1757, during the Seven Years' War, also known as the French and Indian War because the French allied themselves with Native American (Indian) tribes to gain an advantage over the British. These alliances resulted in unpredictable and often tragic outcomes.
The story opens in the upstate New York wilderness as two young women, Cora and Alice, are being escorted to a fort where their father, Colonel Munro, is the commander. Escorting the ladies are Major Duncan Heyward (a young officer from the fort) and David Gamut, a traveling musician. The group's guide is Magua, a Huron tribesman. He has them take a short cut to save time. What the group doesn't know is that Magua is setting them up for an ambush.
The white travelers are suddenly attacked by a band of Indians. Frontier scout and master woodsman Natty "Hawkeye" Bumppo and his Mohican friends (Chingachcook and his son Uncas) come to the group's rescue, but unfortunately, the treacherous Magua escapes into the forest. Later, Hawkeye takes Heyward, Gamut, and the women to some sheltered caves to spend the night. They don't get much sleep.
Early the next morning, the group is attacked again, this time by Iroquois braves on horseback. Gamut is hurt and the women hide in the caves while Hawkeye and Heyward plan a counterattack. They engage the Iroquois in a bloody battle, but run out of ammunition. So, while Hawkeye and the Mohicans head for the fort to get help, Heyward stays behind to guard the women. Unfortunately, they are captured by the Iroquois before help can arrive.
Heyward tries to trick Magua into returning the ladies to their father for a reward, but Magua doesn't want a reward - he wants to take revenge on Colonel Munro by marrying his daughter, Cora. Hawkeye returns, and since the Iroquois are terrified of him, they release their captives. Magua escapes again, and Hawkeye and the others resume their journey. They reach the fort, which is under attack by the French.
Although Colonel Munro is forced to surrender his fort to the French, that's the least of his troubles, as the evil Magua kidnaps his daughters yet again. Munro, Major Heyward, Hawkeye, and the Mohicans set out to rescue them...
The Last of the Mohicans is rightfully considered a classic work of literature. It has been adapted numerous times for the radio, screen, and television. The first Hollywood feature film adaptation of the novel was a silent picture released in 1920. It's most famous for an uncredited appearance by future horror film superstars Bela Lugosi and Boris Karloff as Indians. Lugosi played Chingachcook, the noble Mohican, in a German film released that same year.
The most recent film adaptation of The Last of the Mohicans was released in 1992. It was praised by critics, but loudly panned by fans of the novel, because the screenplay had little to do with the book. Daniel Day-Lewis played Hawkeye - whose name was changed from Natty Bumppo to Nathaniel Poe! The movie was directed by Michael Mann, who admittedly never read the novel.
The author, James Fenimore Cooper, would go on to write more great novels, including The Pathfinder (1840) and The Deerslayer (1841).
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Happy Thursday! I'm back with another card for The Rubber Buggy. I used Cool Edwin by Magnolia stamps. I colored him with copics and fussy cut the image. I tried to make this card cool for Edwin since that his stamp name, lol! I enjoyed coloring this image as always and love how my card turned out. I used some paper designs and die cut to bring this card with a cool look. Of course gotta used some distress inks for all the edges of my papers. I stamped HB2U for a cool sentiment. I hope you like this card that I made.
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I have a horrible confession to make. Until recently, I needed to use Viagra to assist in, well, you know. However, after reading Kurt Busiek and Cary Nord's incredible first arc of Conan, I was able to chuck the blue bills. Forget Enczyte, this is all Bob needs to make sure the misses stays happy. If you missed the first six issues of Conan, now's your chance to make amends by checking out the first trade paperback. Still not convinced? Check the first four pages and see why Conan's all the rage these days.
Hard cover, 192 full color pages
Release Date: March 30, 2005
Suggested Age: 14+
Price: $24.95
When the internationally famous barbarian hero returned to comics, with an all-new fresh start by award-winning writer Kurt Busiek (JLA/Avengers, Astro City) and dynamic artists Cary Nord, Thomas Yeates, and Dave Stewart, the result was instant sell-outs and multiple printings to keep up with the demand. Now Conan's earliest adventures are collected in a handsome 176-page collection. Catch all the action and savagery as he wars with the murderous Vanir, meets the Frost Giant's Daughter, and is taken as a slave by the ancient sorcerers of Hyperborea! This top-selling new series faithfully expands on original author Robert E. Howard's literary creation. Collecting issues #1-#6 and fourteen pages from issue #7 of the ongoing series. - Dark Horse


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Glad to hear you like them! I bought them randomly after hearing somebody just mention them on here. Ordered all three of them at the same time to save sending costs, so they better be goodLadyViolet wrote: Started reading a Great and Terrible Beauty last night/ vair early this morning liking it so far lovely and mysterious will have to hunt me up the other two books


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You might think that incontinence care products are all fairly similar but there are certain features that can make a significant difference to the physical comfort and wellbeing of the person you care for as well as potentially making your role as a carer just a little bit easier. This section is a practical guide to explain the factors in incontinence protection that can impact on quality of care and ease of giving care.
The most important part of good incontinence care is to ensure both the physical and emotional comfort of your loved one, and the key to this is using the products that provide maximum care and prevent the negative side effects that incontinence can cause. Things like leaks, waking to a damp mattress or skin irritation have physical, emotional and time consuming consequences.
So what are the factors that help avoid these consequences?• Protection with rapid absorption to draw urine away from the skin means no uncomfortable dampness or seep back• Products designed around your loved one's individual physical and mental state increase comfort and reduce product usage• Less dampness means less risk of skin irritation – particularly if your loved one has to sit or lie down for long periods due to disability or injury.• If your loved one needs to be changed in a lying position, products designed for this will reduce the strain and risk of injury to the carers back• Fewer leaks mean less risk of waking to and dealing with a damp mattress• Fewer leaks mean fewer night-time disturbances for you and your loved one• Fewer leaks mean fewer intrusive changes and less laundry• Fewer leaks mean less fear of embarrassment and social withdrawal• Less skin irritation reduces the need for additional skin medication• A wetness indicator can reduce unnecessary changes• Finding the right absorbency and size for your loved one: you don't necessarily need to go for the highest absorbency and you may need different products for day and night-time usage. Why not experiment with a free sample?
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USDA's monthly cattle on feed update came out near pre-report expectations. According to Iowa State University Extension Livestock Economist John Lawrence, the real surprise came from the weight breakdowns in the placement category, "We saw an increase in the lighter weight placements...so I think what that may indicate is that we're going to postpone some of those marketings, they won't be as front end loaded as they were."
When trade resumes Tuesday, Lawrence expects cattle futures to have a neutral to bullish reaction to the numbers, adding that he sees futures prices weakening during the summer before bouncing back in the fall.
The total amount of cattle on feed on May 1 was down 3% from a year ago at 10.822 million head, placements during April were up 4% at 1.600 million head and April marketings were 7% below a year ago at 1.871 million head.
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Tackle It Tuesday #4 - my boys' room
My twin sons will be three next week. They share a small room, which has been in transition for the last 10 months, when we had to first convert their cribs to toddler beds (because they were beginning to climb out), and then take those beds out and leave the mattresses on the floor (because they were climbing the bed sides, jumping off the beds, pushing them around the room - taking turns riding in them - and blocking the door with them), and then take out the changing table (because they were climbing it and dancing on the top of it), and then take out the dresser (because they were starting to try to climb it). Yeah, my boys are a handful.
In the beginning, their room looked like this:
By this past March, it looked like this:
In March, I tackled the bed situation, by getting both crib mattresses out and assembling a double bed that we had stored in our basement. For two months, their room had a bed and basically zero storage.
I finally tackled it. My Old Man and I moved a nightstand, a small dresser, and a bookcase in their - items that were once a part of the guestroom (which was turned into the nursery), then were stored in the basement, then were moved into my study. I have had these pieces of furniture for roughly 14 years, starting with my first apartment after college. It's nice to see that they are still so functional, and they have made a huge difference in my boys' room.
Finding a place for all my boys' toys, big and small, has been a real challenge. It helps that it is finally warm enough to be in our poorly-insulated sunroom. I moved a lot of their bigger toys there. I'm not sure what I'll do in five months when it's too cold to play out there anymore. I moved most of their stuffed animals into their closet, where I hung one of those mesh tube-like things from Ikea (I had originally hung it in their bedroom a few months ago, but they promptly pulled it down). They seem to be keeping their books neater now that there's a sturdier bookcase for them.
And the best organizational piece I got was this:
A shoe hanger, for all their small toys. This has been perfect, especially for all those pesky Mr. Potato Head pieces. The boys can see all their small toys easily, and it is so easy for them (and me) to put them up).
Possibly the biggest change in the room is that, while there is now enough organized space for toys, books, and clothes, there is also enough cleared out playspace:
The dresser used to be on this wall, and the bookcase was right there at the window. Now, instead, there is a clear path from door to window (which opens up the room, and makes it feel bigger than it is), and there is space on the floor for them to pull out their trainset (from under the bed, where it is now neatly stored!) and set it up to play.
I am so pleased with this room now. I am even putting up their laundry in a more timely fashion, because there is actually a place for everything (for months, many of their clothes have mostly been stored in the basement, in laundry baskets!). It is so much easier for them to help clean up, too.
There is still work to do, and ultimately I plan to tackle it all. In no particular order:
1 - I need to remove the nursery border from the walls.
2 - We need to spackle in the holes where we had attached the dresser and bookcase (to keep them from tipping).
3 - The room needs to be repainted (probably the same color, but it needs to be freshened).
4 - New bed linens. I plan to buy a sheet set, but I'd like to make the bedcover myself (I'm hoping to learn to quilt this summer).
5 - New window dressings. (currently their old nursery valances are up)
6 - Wall hangings.
7 - Install a shelf for a CD player (that needs to be out of their reach).
8 - Remove the potties, once the boys are consistently using the bathroom toilet.
Obviously, I have a lot of tackles ahead of me! But I think this current one has had the biggest psychological impact. Now I'm ready for more!


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edkyo replied to Suko4780's topic in Shipping Moduleshay Michael, i have had an interest in this type of mod myself too just finished installing multi vender shipping, thought they would compliment each other..., i DL-ed (downloaded) individual shipping and read the steps to install...in the instructions it shows a link to the forums did you go there? just asking, didnt make any sence to you either ah? lol. oh yea, your english is just fine by the way, i dont think thatz the problem at all. anywayz, i tried installing it myself and lucky me, the same error. im no php master either ( beware of those that think they are lol ) but im looking into this today (and maybe for the rest of my life lol ), if i find anything ill share it with you of course. If any one could help Michael and myself it would be great, anyone bored enough to rewrite/correct those install instructions? anyone get multi verders and individual shipping working together? this will be the last mod install before going live. sorry i cant help you directly at this time Michael, but maybe my bumbing this post will assist the both of us in getting some answers :) l8r 4 now, best wishes


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Letter of Appreciation After Fundraising
Donors are found all over the world and it is because of them that a person or a foundation gets to help those in need. There are various charity organizations as well as events which hold out auctions for gathering charity donations. There must be a way of showing appreciation to all sorts of donors out there. We cannot obviously pay them back their money but we can always show them their deserved appreciation by sending a thank you letter. Yes, appreciation letter can be written to influential individuals as well as companies who have helped you or someone you know in collecting money for those in need. Check out the easy steps which you can write a perfect appreciation message for those who have donated.
Show respect
You must show your respect to the individual or the company who has granted a donation. All you have to do is write the name of your donor with a "Mister" or "Miss". You can also address the CEO of the company by simply writing CEO if you are unaware of the name.
Language must be subtle
You need to remember how this appreciation message is a formal letter and needs to be considered a powerful medium of communication. You must keep your language humble and peaceful and keep the letter short. There is no need to make it a long and detailed appreciation message since it is being addressed to professional individual.
Look at how your donation can turn out and change a family's life with an Autism kid in the family.
Be grateful
Gratitude is the perfect method of saying thank you if someone has helped you in any aspect of life. You need to show the donor how much you appreciate his donations. You can also tell him how his donation is going to be used in a better cause. Be humble and grateful because you need to show that you appreciate his efforts with all your heart.
Another thing would be to mention how the great amount of money donated by this individual is going to bring a change in the world of those in need.
End politely
You cannot say a simple goodbye or greeting at the end of this appreciation letter. All you have to do is thank your recipient one last time and sign at the bottom of your letter. It is best if the letter is hand-written but it can also be printed as it is being sent to a professional.
Dear bob
I have just received the generous $500 donation from your company to Pine Hills Orphanage for the poor. It honestly means the world to us and the world to the people we serve. We are happy that now we can continue serving more kids by providing them with food and shelter they deserve.
We are so lucky to have a generous donor like you. We can't be thankful enough for investing money in our organization. We will update you about all the special events and the public dinners throughout the year.
Thank you again for your investment. We respect everything you do.
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A former Roman Catholic priest who admitted in court to molesting more boys than he could remember was sentenced Thursday to 15 years in prison for possessing child pornography.
Vincent McCaffrey had pleaded guilty to possessing hundreds of images of boys, some under 12, engaging in sexual acts, being beaten and confined in cages.
McCaffrey was not charged in any of the alleged molestations because the statute of limitations had expired, but federal prosecutors introduced them as evidence to seek a lengthy sentence.
Prosecutors alleged the molestations occurred from 1977 to 1989. McCaffrey, 50, was removed from parish duties in 1991.
U.S. District Judge John Darrah sentenced McCaffrey to 15 years on one count of possession of child pornography and 5 years on a second count; the sentences run concurrently. Prosecutors had asked for life in prison.
McCaffrey testified that he didn't know how many boys he had victimized because there were so many.


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The timezone in Interchange 36 is America/Iqaluit
Morning Sunrise at 08:30 and Evening Sunset at 18:28. It's Dark
Rough GPS position Latitude. 33.7117°, Longitude. -84.2175°
Morning Sunrise at 08:30 and Evening Sunset at 18:28. It's Dark
Rough GPS position Latitude. 33.7117°, Longitude. -84.2175°
Weather near Interchange 36 Last report from Atlanta, De Kalb-Peachtree Airport, GA 24.7km awayTemperature: 4°C / 39°F
Wind: 4.6km/h North/Northwest
Cloud: Solid Overcast at 700ft
Satellite map of Interchange 36 and it's surroudings...
Geographic features & Photographs around Interchange 36 in Georgia, United States
populated place a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.
- Leisure Woods (2km)
- Leslie Estates (2.1km)
- Kings Ridge (3km)
- Wicklow Acres (3.5km)
- Pinehurst (3.9km)
- Snapfinger (4km)
- Pointe Bleue (4km)
- Kings Row (4km)
- Dogwood Forest (4.1km)
- Benton Harbor (4.1km)
- Willowcreek (4.2km)
- Chapel Mill (4.4km)
- Creekwood Hills (4.4km)
- Glen Haven (4.6km)
- Salem West (4.8km)
- Chapel Hill (4.9km)
- Moonlight Forest (5km)
- Cherry Ridge (5.2km)
Local Feature A Nearby feature worthy of being marked on a map..
- Interchange 36 (0km)
- Wesley Chapel (0.3km)
- Chapel Hall Shopping Center (0.4km)
- Five Points Shopping Center (1.1km)
- Snapfinger Woods Golf Course (2.2km)
- Horseshoe Bend (2.6km)
- Interchange 35 (3km)
- Interchange 34 (3.9km)
- Kelleys Chapel (4km)
- Browns Mill (historical) (4km)
- Hidden Hills Village Shopping Center (4.1km)
- Exit 34 (4.3km)
- Chapel Square Shopping Center (4.4km)
- DeKalb Youth Camp (4.5km)
- Eastgate Shopping Center (4.5km)
school building(s) where instruction in one or more branches of knowledge takes place.
- South DeKalb Psychoeducational Center (0.4km)
- Rainbow Elementary School (1.3km)
- Canby Lane Elementary School (1.5km)
- Southwest DeKalb High School (1.6km)
- Green Pastures Christian Academy (4km)
- Bob Mathis Elementary School (4.2km)
- Snapfinger Woods Elementary School (4.3km)
- Atherton School (4.4km)
- Snapfinger Elementary School (4.6km)
- Columbia High School (4.6km)
- Chapel Hill Elementary School (4.6km)
- Woodridge Elementary School (4.7km)
- Columbia Elementary School (5km)
stream a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.
- Fowler Branch (2.3km)
- Barbashela Creek (4.4km)
- Panthers Branch (5km)
- Cobbs Creek (5.2km)
Accommodation around Interchange 36
Affordable Hotel 1900 Glenfair Road, Decatur
Econo Lodge 4600 Glenwood Rd, Decatur
Quality Inn & Suites Decatur - Atlanta East 5300 Snapfinger Park Drive, Decatur
church a building for public Christian worship.
- Union Hill Church (1.4km)
- Oak Grove Church (3.3km)
- Piney Grove Church (4km)
park an area, often of forested land, maintained as a place of beauty, or for recreation.
- Summergate Park (3.1km)
- Exchange Park (4.6km)
- Meadowdale Park (4.9km)
reservoir(s) an artificial pond or lake.
- Sterling Lake (1.7km)
- Walden Lake (3.3km)
dam a barrier constructed across a stream to impound water.
- Sterling Lake Dam (1.7km)
- Walden Lake Dam (3.3km)
cemetery a burial place or ground.
- Vinson Cemetery (3.3km)
Wikipedia entries close to Interchange 36
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- Redan, Georgia city o city
- Belvedere Park, Georgia city o city
- Panthersville, Georgia city o city
- Avondale Estates, Georgia city o city
- Pine Lake, Georgia city o city
- Gresham Park, Georgia city o city
- Panola Mountain park
- Decatur (Georgia) city i city
- Scottdale, Georgia city o city
- Lithonia, Georgia city o city
- Arabia Mountain mountain k
- Clarkston, Georgia city o city
- Stone Mountain, Georgia city o city
- Candler Park archaeologic landmark
- Lake Claire (Atlanta)
Airports close to Interchange 36The william b hartsfield atlanta international(ATL), Atlanta, Usa (26.8km)
Dobbins arb(MGE), Marietta, Usa (45.6km)
Middle georgia rgnl(MCN), Macon, Usa (160.2km)
Robins afb(WRB), Macon, Usa (170km)
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An apartment complex being built in Catonsville for low-income elderly residents was destroyed by fire last night, putting the $5.4 million project in jeopardy.
The 101-unit Park Caton development, in the 300 block of Maiden Choice Lane, was nearly completed, and the first tenants were scheduled to move in by May.
The three-alarm fire swept through the 80,000-square-foot building, leaving a brick facade but destroying nearly everything inside. It took 220 firefighters from Baltimore and Howard counties and Baltimore City three hours to bring the fire under control.